Monday, January 15, 2018

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- There's not too many Nissan S13s that can lay claim

to producing 950 wheel horsepower,

while still being completely street legal,

and being able to go down the quarter mile

in an 854 at 164 mile an hour.

We're here with Paul from PJs Quick Bits

to find out what makes this insane S13 tick.

So Paul this car isn't new to you,

you've owned it for about 11 years,

but I'm interested in starting with what you've got

in the car at the moment.

It's still got an SR20 in there,

950 wheel horsepower is an insane power output

for any SR20,

so can you tell us what's been done to make that engine

produce that power?

- Yeah it's a forged bottom end,

it's a 2.2 litre BC stroker kit in there.

We've got a Neo VVL head, it's a P12 head,

and they're able to rev hard and make good power.

- Let's talk about that head because that's one of

the areas that we've seen some really big power

developments in the SR20 tuning world.

The original SR20 DE and DET heads

are known to produce massive amounts of power,

and when you take that later model head,

it really just magnifies everything these SR20s can produce

so what's so good about that later head?

- Basically the valve train layout is a lot more reliable,

you're able to, it does away with the rocker issues

that you have with a DET.

Much bigger ports and two blades on the camshaft

which gives you the best of both worlds basically.

Low down drivability and top end power.

- So without trying to insult Nissan owners

all around the world,

this is essentially similar to the Honda VTEC mechanism?

- don't say that dirty word.

No absolutely, you're right, yeah.

- OK now I'm gonna guess that you are far

from standard cams producing that sort of power,

are you still retaining that two lobe mechanism

or are you on a fixed high lobe cam the whole time?

- No because it's a street car and it's done a lot

of road kilometres we've kept it with a Kelford,

basically a shelf cam.

And yeah it works really well.

- Now with the SR20 block producing that sort of power

with a relatively weak cast alloy block is a challenge.

Have you done anything there to make it reliable?

- Yeah we've got an aftermarket block in it

and we also have some custom Carrillo rods

and thick wall CP pistons in there.

- Now a 2.2 litre, you've increased the capacity there

over the stock two litre,

that's to help spool the turbo as well as producing

additional power and torque?

- Correct.

Drivability, it has a decent sized turbo in there

so it does bring it up nicely.

- Let's talk about that turbo,

what are you actually running on it at the moment?

- So at the moment we've got a Precision 7675 Sportsman

gen two turbo.

It has a 1.12 divided t4 rear on it.

- And what sort of boost are you running,

and where are you seeing full boost?

- So we've got full boost at 43 pounds

at about 6000 RPM.

We spin the thing to about 9500 to 10000

so it's still a pretty good power band.

It starts making good positive usable boost pressure

at about 4000.

- Yeah that's pretty reasonable

when you can rev it that hard.

Now getting that sort of power to the ground

in any chassis is gonna be challenging.

You've got a fairly unique solution to improving

the traction there, you've actually converted it

to four wheel drive.

So I'm not too sure there's many S13s

that are four wheel drive.

Tell us what you've done there.

- As far as I know it's the only one in the world

because it was quite an undertaking.

Basically what was happening when it was rear wheel drive,

we were going good at the track,

because it's a street car it became sort of,

the bigger the turbo size we went,

the less usable the power was,

so we went, we basically grafted a GT-R sump,

modified that, with the, obviously the diff housing

that comes with it,

and made an adapter plate to fit onto the SR.

- So for those who aren't aware with the R32

through 33 and 34, the GT-R engine,

the RB26 has a sump with an integrated

front differential so that's what you're talking about.

You've essentially cut and shut the GT-R sump

and converted that to fit to the SR20?

- That's correct and then we used the front sub frame

from the GT-R, the GT-R shafts,

we did a bit of trickery with the suspension,

making it all adapt and yeah it works really nicely.

- Now how has that changed the car's power delivery

capability compared to when you were running,

I believe you ran that 854 that we mentioned earlier

when it was rear wheel drive with an H pattern box.

So how much has it changed the car's capability

now being four wheel drive?

- It feels similar to being at the drag strip

but on a street surface now,

you can really lay down the power and just let it,

feed it in and it just hooks.

- What would you think it would do now

if you went back to the drag strip again?

- Look I don't think we'd really go too much faster.

It is making more power but it also is a heavier vehicle now

it's put on about another 100 kilos.

So that's gonna come at a cost down the strip.

- Talking about the rest of that

four wheel drive drive train,

you've got a gearbox behind it that obviously

needs to send drive forward to that GT-R diff.

How are you doing that?

- OS Giken 88 sequential six speed,

and then we're using the ATESSA system

out of the GT-R as well,

and we're using an aftermarket controller for the ATESSA,

it's an ETS-Pro.

- So you've essentially got a full

GT-R running gear in there,

just fronted with the SR20.

- Yeah that's right.

- And that OS-88 gearbox, this is a full sequential box,

clutchless shifting,

are you using a gear change ignition cut system?

- Yes we've got closed loop flat shift system on it

so I've got a sensor on the end of the sequential drum

and then obviously the load still on the stick

and it's cutting through a Geartronics flat shift box.

- OK you just mentioned the ATESSA,

the four wheel drive split controller,

so tell us a little bit about how that works,

what are you doing with that?

- So what we're doing is we can adjust how much drive

we feed to the front wheels depending on,

it works on g force and throttle position.

- So is there a big advantage to be had in getting

that optimised and if so,

where are you using front front drive

and where are you reverting to rear drive?

Because that's one of the things with the GT-R

four wheel drive system,

it's predominantly a rear wheel drive package

that then starts sending drive to the front wheels

only when needed.

So how are you using that to optimise it?

- Well for a burnout we can leave it in,

basically no gain to the front.

And then it has two options,

basically an automatic option where we can

set a maximum and it'll apply that as it's required,

on demand.

Or we can have it locked from the get go.

- Now let's just talk about the engine management

with the car, what are you running there?

- It's a Haltech Elite 2500.

- And are you using that for any advanced functions

such as traction control or boost control?

Or are you doing that independently?

- We're using boost over speed in this.

So we've got settings in the ECU which we then

control through e-Boost

so we can sort of just do quick adjustments on the fly.

And yeah closed loop wide band,

have to think what else we're using through the ECU.

We've got, geez, to be honest with you this whole thing

is driven off the ECU.

- I think we're seeing that more and more

as the cars make more and more power,

that ECU control and the tuning becomes

obviously much more critical.

Look Paul it's an amazing piece of work there,

particularly with that four wheel drive conversion.

Making that sort of power is really impressive,

and we wish you all the best for racing here

at the Flying 500 at World Time Attack,

thanks for chatting to us.

- Thanks Andre, thanks HP Academy,

you guys are doing great.

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Are you a winner? - Duration: 6:25.

What am I missing here? Where can I improve so my results can get better?

What is up guys and welcome to another Titan's life

A subject which has been in demand in the past weeks is how to maintain focus on the journey

How to continue producing consistently

Not to lose the "motivation"

But a concept we usually have wrong with all this is to expect the process by itself

to give us all the gas we need to continue the hustle for no matter how much time

Yeah the desire that is created by the journey will be self suficient

Yeah the idea of "I want that" and this by itself will provide you all the help needed for as long as you need it

But this is false. We do actually need results

We need to realize we are getting closer to get our competence and only then feel accomplished

feel good, happy along the journey

When we don't have results we lose motivation, which is something that we shouldn't rely on all the time

We lose the will to remain in the process and with time it gets more and more complicated to stay in the journey

In the beginning it is necessary to have trust in yourself

That you, once there is a decided goal and putting in the effort, will be able to get there

But sometimes the goal is, and it should be, for the long run

And this usually means years ahead

And you won't be able to put that everyday effort believing that only after many years the reward will come

It is necessary for you to fuel yourself so you can resist the process and also have a high performance

Getting out of the comfort zone constantly

I believe this is a very common question for those who just started

Because when you are starting something, simply by doing the first couple of steps you get motivated

"I want to be a better person" so you started reading, going to the gym, and these activities by themselves

are probably enough so you feel good already just by doing them

But right after this period of joy from the beginning of new activities

comes that calm period, the ocean begins to settle, and you start to question yourself why you are doing this

When you get into that routine, right? When this is not news anymore and you enter that everyday thing

At this point the results must be getting noticed, otherwise motivation will drop and it will be easier and easier to start letting things go

And one very important thing that I can't emphasize enough

Is the expectation you have towards your results, and also the perspective you have about them

because if your expectation is off or you have a wrong interpretation about your results

you will get frustrated, it is like results never came or were always insufficient

And then the fuel necessary for the long run will not be there

For example I was, for many years, very negative about my own results

and then would never value myself

When I won, I would always find a justification or created a way of seeing my victory

in such a way that I would not give myself the credit

So when I would win something, I would end up thinking it was not actually that hard

Or maybe the competition was weak and I would not give this credit to myself

as a consequence I wouldn't see myself improving

And thought that every effort I used to put in was useless

So it didn't make sense for me to keep getting out of my comfort zone and remain relentless

Like we said many times here on the channel, we believe happiness to be connected with evolution

The human being is not able to feel realized and happy at the same place, at least not for long

So if you are on a journey/process, if you don't see improvement/development

you won't feel happy, the journey by itself won't be enough for long

you need to see it, but like Guto said, this is a matter of perspective

Your feeling of accomplishment depends on what you believe is a victory

So for you to adapt to reality and see your victories is essential so you are able to feel competent

And feel like you are on the path to development

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That is not what we are trying to say

but if the results you are getting are not enough for you

do give them value

Get happy with the little - in your perspective - results you had

be thankful for them, see what your effort was responsible for

And then think about them if they were not enough for you

what would be missing, where could you improve your performance so you would get better results

where should I focus and put effort in so the result is much better and I feel satisfied

And a practical hint we want to share is for you to have a concrete plan of your actions

And also to have your progress written down somewhere

so you don't take the risk of not seeing your own evolution

So guys, just letting you guys aware of our situation here

I will be traveling for the next two weeks so I won't be here for the next two live sessions

But Gabriel will be here to keep it going everyweek

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[TECH TOUR] 43 PSI 950 HP SR20 | 8 Second 4WD Silvia - Duration: 8:27.

- There's not too many Nissan S13s that can lay claim

to producing 950 wheel horsepower,

while still being completely street legal,

and being able to go down the quarter mile

in an 854 at 164 mile an hour.

We're here with Paul from PJs Quick Bits

to find out what makes this insane S13 tick.

So Paul this car isn't new to you,

you've owned it for about 11 years,

but I'm interested in starting with what you've got

in the car at the moment.

It's still got an SR20 in there,

950 wheel horsepower is an insane power output

for any SR20,

so can you tell us what's been done to make that engine

produce that power?

- Yeah it's a forged bottom end,

it's a 2.2 litre BC stroker kit in there.

We've got a Neo VVL head, it's a P12 head,

and they're able to rev hard and make good power.

- Let's talk about that head because that's one of

the areas that we've seen some really big power

developments in the SR20 tuning world.

The original SR20 DE and DET heads

are known to produce massive amounts of power,

and when you take that later model head,

it really just magnifies everything these SR20s can produce

so what's so good about that later head?

- Basically the valve train layout is a lot more reliable,

you're able to, it does away with the rocker issues

that you have with a DET.

Much bigger ports and two blades on the camshaft

which gives you the best of both worlds basically.

Low down drivability and top end power.

- So without trying to insult Nissan owners

all around the world,

this is essentially similar to the Honda VTEC mechanism?

- don't say that dirty word.

No absolutely, you're right, yeah.

- OK now I'm gonna guess that you are far

from standard cams producing that sort of power,

are you still retaining that two lobe mechanism

or are you on a fixed high lobe cam the whole time?

- No because it's a street car and it's done a lot

of road kilometres we've kept it with a Kelford,

basically a shelf cam.

And yeah it works really well.

- Now with the SR20 block producing that sort of power

with a relatively weak cast alloy block is a challenge.

Have you done anything there to make it reliable?

- Yeah we've got an aftermarket block in it

and we also have some custom Carrillo rods

and thick wall CP pistons in there.

- Now a 2.2 litre, you've increased the capacity there

over the stock two litre,

that's to help spool the turbo as well as producing

additional power and torque?

- Correct.

Drivability, it has a decent sized turbo in there

so it does bring it up nicely.

- Let's talk about that turbo,

what are you actually running on it at the moment?

- So at the moment we've got a Precision 7675 Sportsman

gen two turbo.

It has a 1.12 divided t4 rear on it.

- And what sort of boost are you running,

and where are you seeing full boost?

- So we've got full boost at 43 pounds

at about 6000 RPM.

We spin the thing to about 9500 to 10000

so it's still a pretty good power band.

It starts making good positive usable boost pressure

at about 4000.

- Yeah that's pretty reasonable

when you can rev it that hard.

Now getting that sort of power to the ground

in any chassis is gonna be challenging.

You've got a fairly unique solution to improving

the traction there, you've actually converted it

to four wheel drive.

So I'm not too sure there's many S13s

that are four wheel drive.

Tell us what you've done there.

- As far as I know it's the only one in the world

because it was quite an undertaking.

Basically what was happening when it was rear wheel drive,

we were going good at the track,

because it's a street car it became sort of,

the bigger the turbo size we went,

the less usable the power was,

so we went, we basically grafted a GT-R sump,

modified that, with the, obviously the diff housing

that comes with it,

and made an adapter plate to fit onto the SR.

- So for those who aren't aware with the R32

through 33 and 34, the GT-R engine,

the RB26 has a sump with an integrated

front differential so that's what you're talking about.

You've essentially cut and shut the GT-R sump

and converted that to fit to the SR20?

- That's correct and then we used the front sub frame

from the GT-R, the GT-R shafts,

we did a bit of trickery with the suspension,

making it all adapt and yeah it works really nicely.

- Now how has that changed the car's power delivery

capability compared to when you were running,

I believe you ran that 854 that we mentioned earlier

when it was rear wheel drive with an H pattern box.

So how much has it changed the car's capability

now being four wheel drive?

- It feels similar to being at the drag strip

but on a street surface now,

you can really lay down the power and just let it,

feed it in and it just hooks.

- What would you think it would do now

if you went back to the drag strip again?

- Look I don't think we'd really go too much faster.

It is making more power but it also is a heavier vehicle now

it's put on about another 100 kilos.

So that's gonna come at a cost down the strip.

- Talking about the rest of that

four wheel drive drive train,

you've got a gearbox behind it that obviously

needs to send drive forward to that GT-R diff.

How are you doing that?

- OS Giken 88 sequential six speed,

and then we're using the ATESSA system

out of the GT-R as well,

and we're using an aftermarket controller for the ATESSA,

it's an ETS-Pro.

- So you've essentially got a full

GT-R running gear in there,

just fronted with the SR20.

- Yeah that's right.

- And that OS-88 gearbox, this is a full sequential box,

clutchless shifting,

are you using a gear change ignition cut system?

- Yes we've got closed loop flat shift system on it

so I've got a sensor on the end of the sequential drum

and then obviously the load still on the stick

and it's cutting through a Geartronics flat shift box.

- OK you just mentioned the ATESSA,

the four wheel drive split controller,

so tell us a little bit about how that works,

what are you doing with that?

- So what we're doing is we can adjust how much drive

we feed to the front wheels depending on,

it works on g force and throttle position.

- So is there a big advantage to be had in getting

that optimised and if so,

where are you using front front drive

and where are you reverting to rear drive?

Because that's one of the things with the GT-R

four wheel drive system,

it's predominantly a rear wheel drive package

that then starts sending drive to the front wheels

only when needed.

So how are you using that to optimise it?

- Well for a burnout we can leave it in,

basically no gain to the front.

And then it has two options,

basically an automatic option where we can

set a maximum and it'll apply that as it's required,

on demand.

Or we can have it locked from the get go.

- Now let's just talk about the engine management

with the car, what are you running there?

- It's a Haltech Elite 2500.

- And are you using that for any advanced functions

such as traction control or boost control?

Or are you doing that independently?

- We're using boost over speed in this.

So we've got settings in the ECU which we then

control through e-Boost

so we can sort of just do quick adjustments on the fly.

And yeah closed loop wide band,

have to think what else we're using through the ECU.

We've got, geez, to be honest with you this whole thing

is driven off the ECU.

- I think we're seeing that more and more

as the cars make more and more power,

that ECU control and the tuning becomes

obviously much more critical.

Look Paul it's an amazing piece of work there,

particularly with that four wheel drive conversion.

Making that sort of power is really impressive,

and we wish you all the best for racing here

at the Flying 500 at World Time Attack,

thanks for chatting to us.

- Thanks Andre, thanks HP Academy,

you guys are doing great.

- If you liked that video,

make sure you give it a thumbs up,

and if you're not already a subscriber,

make sure you're subscribed.

We release a new video every week.

And if you like free stuff, we've got a great deal for you.

Click the link in the description to claim your free spot

to our next live lesson.

You'll learn about performance engine building,

and EFI tuning,

and you'll also have the chance to ask questions,

which I'll be answering live.

Remember it's 100% free,

so follow the link to claim your spot.

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[INTRO ♪]

In 1955, a woman named Shirley Mason

visited the psychotherapist she'd been seeing for a few months.

When the therapist asked her how she was doing, she said, "I'm fine but Shirley isn't.

She was so sick she couldn't come, so I came instead...

I'm Peggy!"

Through continued therapy, the therapist discovered what seemed like

16 personalities living inside Shirley's mind.

She later wrote a now-famous book about Shirley, titled "Sybil"—

using a different name to protect her patient's privacy.

And that book put a rare syndrome, then called multiple personality disorder, on the map.

Before Sybil, fewer than 100 cases had ever been reported,

but after the book came out, diagnoses exploded into the thousands.

In a surprising twist, Shirley's specific case might not have been real,

and she eventually wrote her therapist claiming she'd made it all up.

But researchers are still looking into the disorder as a whole.

Today, we call Shirley's diagnosis dissociative identity disorder, or DID.

It often occurs alongside other psychiatric disorders,

making diagnosis very difficult.

And it's still very controversial among psychologists and psychiatrists.

But what's not controversial is that the way Hollywood portrays it is way off.

To be diagnosed with DID, a patient needs to have

two or more so-called "identities", or personality states.

This doesn't necessarily mean a whole other person

is living inside their mind.

In many cases, it's more like their overall personality is fragmented,

and different parts of their history and self-image can take control.

For example, only one personality state might be able to

speak a language learned during a semester abroad in college,

while another doesn't remember that experience.

Or if they'd previously been a very religious person,

they might have one fragment of them that's devout, and another that isn't.

Sometimes these fragments present themselves as multiple people

with different ages or genders, but not always.

And while these fragments can be complicated, with their own wants and aspirations, they

aren't there to fulfill, like, evil or criminal desires.

So the idea that people with DID are ruled by the worst parts of themselves,

like in Fight Club or Split, is entirely fictional.

The other major symptom is memory loss or amnesia.

This could be missing personal information about themselves,

or missing memories from times when another personality fragment was in control.

Also, it doesn't count if the personality shift

or memory loss are chemically-induced.

If everyone tells you that you turn into someone else when you're drunk,

but you can't remember what you said or did …

you do not have dissociative identity disorder.

And, parents: imaginary friends? Totally cool.

They're really common—like, 2/3 of kids have them—

and this is not a symptom of your child harboring another secret personality.

But if a patient has multiple identities, their memory is shaky,

and they're distressed or impaired by these symptoms,

then a psychiatrist might diagnose them with DID.

Many, though, wouldn't.

It's not that their condition isn't real—

there's no denying that patients have these symptoms.

But experts disagree on where the symptoms come from—

whether DID is a stand-alone disorder, or whether it's better explained by other,

well-established disorders.

Surveys of psychiatrists found that most agree it's a valid diagnosis,

but many think it's commonly misdiagnosed.

That's partly because DID is so rare, most studies on it have very small samples.

But it's also because it's very unlikely that patients get just a DID diagnosis.

It's usually tacked on to other diagnoses, and this is one reason why many psychologists

think that it's better understood as an extreme version

of other disorders.

For example, DID can look a lot like a dissociative fugue state.

This is a kind of temporary memory loss where people behave impulsively,

leave their homes and wander around, and do things that they would never otherwise do.

So it might seem like a shift in personality.

These people also often lose their memories of who they are,

so they sometimes invent a new identity to fill in the gap.

And although a lot of these fugue cases are a bit of a mystery,

some are explained by substance use or neurological conditions.

DID also overlaps a lot with post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.

That's especially interesting, because the psychologists

who most strongly believe DID is a distinct disorder

think it stems from childhood trauma or abuse— which could also cause PTSD.

And DID similarly shares symptoms with borderline personality disorder,

which is characterized by impulsive behavior, as well as unstable relationships and identity.

One study of 33 patients in the 1980s found that 70% of patients with DID

could have just as easily been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder instead.

But, the researchers concluded that because 30% of the cases

were distinct, DID should be considered a stand-alone disorder.

DID is also controversial because many of the new diagnoses

seem to be coming from just a few psychiatrists, and some suggest these doctors may be overzealous

because they're eager to find new cases.

But the doctors themselves counter that by saying that

they're just better at seeing the signs and identifying the disorder.

Regardless, the good news is that treatment for DID with tailored therapy—

at least for the symptoms related to identity fragmentation—

is pretty effective.

Which is great, because although there's a lot of controversy

surrounding the disorder, psychiatrists all agree that

real people are suffering and need help.

And like anyone else, they should be shown compassion,

and not made into movie monsters.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Psych.

If you want to learn more about the psychology of trauma,

you might be interested in our episode on how trauma can be inherited.

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This Bear Was Drowning In The Ocean You Won't Believe What This Guy Did About It - Duration: 2:10.

there's can be very scary animals they are extremely large their claws and

teeth are sharp and they are a lot faster than you think they would be for

their size black bears can get up to six feet tall and can weight anywhere

between 200 to 600 pounds that's a pretty large animal black bears are

often seen in the United States but when this bear was seen in Florida recently

it had all of the residents worried there was a big black bear that recently

showed up in a neighborhood in Alligator Point Florida wildlife officials knew

they didn't have a choice but to shoot it with a tranquilizer dart that's when

things started going horribly wrong once the bear was hit with the tranquilizer

dart it became confused and began to panic it then ran into the ocean and

began swimming out further into the Gulf so Adam a biologist did the manliest

thing ever he jumped into the ocean to save the bear from drowning the bear had

lost its ability to move its legs Adam then swam about 75 feet with the

400-pound bear to shore even though the bear was having a hard time keeping its

head up Adam never gave up in the rescue Adam finally got the bear out of the

water he only suffered a couple scratches in the heroic rescue once the

bear was on land the Osceola National Forest team used a tractor bucket to

transfer the bear back to the forest Adam is definitely the manliest man ever

he didn't hesitate once to save a 400-pound bear that could have easily

had him for lunch instead he jumped into the large ocean swam out to the bear

then swam back to the shore with the bear all to save its life I hope you

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The Untold Truth Of The Chew - Duration: 4:12.

The Chew first aired in 2011, and co-hosts Mario Batali, Michael Symon, Clinton Kelly,

Carla Hall, and Daphne Oz quickly won over fans and turned the show into the mega hit

it is today.

But it hasn't all been easy.

Here's a look at the untold truth of The Chew.

Reviews were horrible

Critics were not on board with The Chew when the show first aired.

The New York Daily News said the first episode "often felt overstuffed, as if its celebrity

crew were engaged in a speed-talking contest."

Esquire said that the co-hosts were "hyperactive."

But in spite of the negativity, the critics held out hope that the show would improve

with time, with the Huffington Post saying, "Perhaps your first episode was just a rocky

start…after all, you can only go up from here."

That proved to be prophetic, as The Chew became one of the most popular daytime talk shows

on television.

Former co-host Daphne Oz attributed the show's success to its relatability.

"We show you how we mess up and we show you how we recover, and people really appreciate

that realness in this age of a lot of fluff and smoke 'n mirrors and stuff."

The hosts are friends

The chemistry between the show's co-hosts is undeniable.

Carla Hall told PopSugar,

"The one thing that drew me to The Chew was we all have our different lanes, but we don't

step on each other's toes.

It's this mutual respect, and you realize when you're around different people, you actually

learn more about others."

And Oz agreed, telling Fox News,

"We are all as friendly off-set as you see on-set."

Well, with one exception….

Mario Batali was a jerk

The cast of The Chew might be friendly, but Mario Batali hasn't always been very nice

to his co-hosts.

In the earliest episodes, there was some friction between Batali and Daphne Oz with Batali making

plenty of snide remarks about Oz's healthy eating habits.

"what planet are you from that they don't have hot dogs?"

And in a 2012 interview with Eater, Batali's comments about his hosts seemed a little passive-aggressive.

"I never would have chosen my roommates, but after a year of working with them, I realize

that they don't have weird ulterior motives.

These are pure people.

Their messages are not all yet clear, even after a year, but they're smart and fun."

That was just being a jerk, but in 2017, Batali was fired from the show after several women

came forward accusing him of sexual misconduct spanning decades.

Batali issued a statement that read in part,

"I know my actions have disappointed many people."

"To the people who have been at my side during this time...

I am grateful for your support and hopeful that I can regain your respect and trust.

I will spend the next period of time trying to do that."

Carla Hall has a secret talent

Co-host Carla Hall has turned out to be something of a renaissance woman.

Besides being a chef, she's also a talented artist, and uses her celebrity to promote

the arts.

She told PopSugar,

"When I was in culinary school, I drew all of my illustrations for my papers.

I've always drawn.

I did cartoons as a kid…I like crafts; I like doing this with my hand; I like color."

Clinton Kelly wanted to be a novelist

Co-host Clinton Kelly didn't set out to become a television personality - he actually wanted

to be a novelist.

Instead, he studied journalism, with his magazine articles eventually leading to a co-hosting

gig on the show What Not to Wear.

He's since written a number of books, including a memoir in which he revealed his past struggles

with substance abuse.

But it was his book Freakin' Fabulous which caught the eye of The Chew producers, and

after a successful chemistry screen test with the other co-hosts, Kelly joined the show.

Daphne Oz was raised vegetarian

Daphne Oz, who left the show after its sixth season, is no stranger to show business.

Oz is the daughter of TV personality Dr. Oz and was raised as a vegetarian.

The former co-host sampled plenty of meat dishes on the show, though, having given up

the vegetarian lifestyle when she was 18.

She told The Los Angeles Times,

"I didn't grow up eating meat.

But being on the show, I've been able to try different preparations of it, and I have to

tell you that Michael and Mario are making some wonderful meals."

Diverse dishes

Carla Hall told Eater that after several seasons of the show being on the air that the hosts

felt like they had fallen into a rut.

In the show's first thousand shows, Hall said

"...there were 327 pasta recipes that Mario did, but 47 of them were macaroni and cheese."

"He came back and we said, 'Look, let's really teach cuisines of the world.

We are not just these one-dimensional people or cooks.'"

Secret ingredients

With such talented chefs on the show, you'd think that they would handle all of the recipes,

but they actually get plenty of help.

The Chew has a culinary staff that preps all the food and actually creates most of the

recipes as well, though at least they do consult with the hosts.

Now we finally know how the sausage is actually made!

Thanks for watching!

Click the Mashed icon to subscribe to our YouTube channel.

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Billie Eilish - party favor (Cover) - Duration: 3:50.

Hey, call me back When you get this

Or when you've got a minute We really need to talk

Wait, you know what Maybe just forget it

Cause by the time you get this Your number might be blocked

Stay and blah blah blah You just want what you can't have

No wait, I'll call the cops If you don't stop I'll call your dad

And I hate to do this to you on your birthday Happy birthday by the way

It's not you, it's me and all that other bullshit You know that's bullshit

Don't you, babe?

I'm not your party favor

Look, now I know we could've done it better But we can't change the weather

And the weather's come and gone Books don't make sense if you read them backwards

You'll single out the wrong words Like you mishear all my songs

You hear stay and blah blah blah You just want what you can't have

No wait, I'll call the cops If you don't stop I'll call your dad

And I hate to do this to you on your birthday Happy birthday by the way

It's not you, it's me and all that other bullshit You know that's bullshit

Don't you, babe?

I'm not your party favor

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SkyCourse – Carnival's Exciting Ropes Course | Carnival Cruise Line (with audio description) - Duration: 0:41.

This video opens with a sign introducing SKYCOURSE,

Carnival's exciting ropes course,

where thrill-seeking guests - in safety harnesses -

travel across rope bridges, swinging steps,

and brightly colored beams

suspended high above a Carnival Cruise ship's top deck.

Now, a woman secures her harness,

as Carnival guests begin their trek

across the aerial ropes course.

A man traverses SkyCourse, enjoying a magnificent view

of a tropical shoreline and deep blue sea,

extending to the horizon.

Smiling guests tread carefully to keep their balance

as they move across swaying beams and suspended bridges.

On the course's look-out platform,

a man holds out his hand to help his approaching friend...

at SkyCourse!

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Body Baby - [GMV] 💞 - Duration: 4:08.

Yeah!

She's got some nice long hair..

and you know that she's a bad chick.

All the boys stare..

Can't help it it's a habit.

Clothes that she wears;

short skirt and a jacket.

I just wanna get her all alone..

on a mattress.

I just wanna have it..

I just gotta have it.

Rumors all around say her body is fantastic.

All natural not a piece of her is plastic.

head to her toes yea they say that she's elastic.

Yea the whispers all around say she has a reputation..

don't believe it till I see it so I want a demonstration..

and I've always learned it better..

with a hands on education.

So I need a private session if you get what I am saying..

and they say that she's not easy..

no she's really complicated.

But that only makes it better and it's got me so fixated..

and I'm not the type to wait around I've never hesitated..

but shes got me captivated..

so the game I'm gunna play it yea.

(Yeah)

She's got a body like a coke fiend..

(coke fiend)

She likes to keep the party going..

(going)

These rumors got me feeling lonely..

(lonely)

I want that body baby show me..

(show me)

She's got a body like a coke fiend..

(coke fiend)

She likes to keep the party going..

(going)

These rumors got me feeling lonely..

(lonely)

I want that body baby show me..

(show me)

(Aye!)

(Aye!)

(Aye!)

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(Aye!)

I want that body baby show me.. (Aye!)x3

(Aye!)

(Aye!)

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(Aye!)

(Aye!)

(Aye!)

(Aye!)

(Aye!)

Yeah! (Aye!)

I heard you look good in a sundress. (sundress)

I heard you look good when you're undressed.

(undressed)

I heard you like to get away.

(away)

I heard you like to stay out late.

(out late)

I heard you had a couple boyfriends.

I heard they didn't treat you right.

I heard you're hated by your girlfriends

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What If You Stopped Brushing Your Teeth? - Duration: 3:34.

We have all skipped a teeth brushing at one point in our lives, even though its recommended

that you brush your teeth twice a day.

But have you ever wondered what would happen if you decided to stop brushing your teeth

altogether?

Maybe you'll wish you hadn't after you're done watching this video.

Hello and welcome back to lifes biggest questions, I'm charlotte dobre.

Don't forget to hit that thumbs up, subscribe and let us know in the comments below a question

you have always wanted to know the answer to.

People have understood the importance of cleaning their teeth for thousands of years, as far

back as 3000 BC.

In ancient times, people would use a twig or a branch and chew on it until the end was

frayed, and once it was, they would use it to scrape their teeth.

Sharp knives were also used as toothpicks.

It was the Chinese who came up with the toothbrush, they attached bristles from the beck of a

pig to a piece of bamboo.

You might think that tooth decay was a normal part of life in ancient times, but the fact

is, The modern human diet makes us a lot more susceptible to tooth decay and oral disease.

Even though there is evidence to suggest that early humans did clean their teeth, they didn't

have to worry about it as much as modern humans do.

Most modern humans consume unnatural foods almost on a daily basis.

Human teeth were not intended to withstand all the sugars and processed foods that we

eat.

Tooth decay is a product of modern human lifestyle and that's because our diet is packed with

sugars, which bacteria feeds on.

The first thing that will happen to you when you stop brushing your teeth, is bad breath.

Bad breath is an indication that there is excess bacteria in your mouth.

The bacteria in your mouth is meant to break down sugar left on your teeth, the sugar breaks

down, and that can turn into acid.

A clear sticky film will begin to form on your teeth, as well as a minor build-up of

plaque.

If that bacteria is not brushed away, the acid forms and that can damage the coating

of your teeth.

Even a day or two of not brushing your teeth, your gums will begin to bleed.

When you brush your teeth, that stimulates blood flow to the gums.

You need that blood flow, its necessary to oral health.

Stop brushing your teeth, and your gums will become enflamed, and will eventually bleed.

If you haven't brushed your teeth for an extended period of time, you have a high chance

of developing cavities.

Your teeth will also become stained.

Teeth exposure to food, wine, coffee and cigarettes will stick to the plaque you have developed

from not brushing your teeth, and will result in your teeth becoming yellow, or even brown.

Not brushing your teeth can also cause your teeth to become loose.

Spaces between the teeth and the gums will begin to open up.

This condition is known as periodontitis.

If its left untreated, the bone in your jaw can become damaged, resulting in your teeth

becoming loose or even falling out.

An excess build up of plaque, can also cause gingivitis, as well as tooth decay.

Of course, the speed at which your teeth begin to decay depends on your genetics, whether

or not you smoke, and the foods that you eat.

There are people who claim they never brush their teeth and they don't experience cavities.

That being said, Brushing your teeth is an important part of basic hygiene, and basic

hygiene prolongs life expectancy.

There is actually a point where not brushing your teeth begins to affect your health.

The toxins and bacteria in your mouth that are not brushed away, can get into your blood

stream.

From there, those toxins could end up in your coronary arteries, cause a blockage and eventually,

a heart attack.

There is evidence to suggest that there could be a link between oral health and cancer.

Periodontitis creates risks like diabetes, kidney disease, and even dementia.

Those are some extreme examples.

For the most part, many oral hygenists suggest that 1 to 5 years after you stop brushing

your teeth, you'll begin to regret your decision.

Cavities can form in as little as a few days, but advanced tooth decay can take years.

Even so, for all of the previously listed reasons, you should still brush your teeth.

Plus who the heck is gonna wanna kiss you if you don't?

I'm charlotte dobre for lifes biggest questions.

If you enjoyed that video, you should also check out our playlist biggest what ifs.

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Double Standard Media Silent When Obama Called Libya a "S Show - Duration: 6:58.

Double Standard: Media Silent When Obama Called Libya a �S***� Show

It was the expletive heard round the world: President Trump�s alleged decision to call

certain nations �s***hole countries� � including Haiti and Guatemala � during a bipartisan

Oval Office conference on immigration reform.

It didn�t take long for the liberal media to pounce.

�This is CNN Tonight, I�m Don Lemon. The president of the United States is racist,�

the least trusted anchor at the most trusted name in news began his show Friday. �A lot

of us already knew that.�

Believe it or not, some other liberal stalwarts were less subtle. ��What he said was basically

a form of eugenics�: a professor on Trump�s �s**thole countries� remarks� read Vox�s

headline on the matter. Lorella Praeli, the ACLU�s director of immigration policy and

campaigns, was even less delicate when it came to her ad hom: �President Trump has

been consistently honest about the white nationalism behind his immigration policies.�

Pretty damning invective there. However, it�s worth pointing out that all three of these

institutions, from the venerable to Vox, were around two years ago.

I point that out because that�s exactly when former President Obama said something

involving almost the same expletive that Trump used to describe an African nation in chaos

� one which the Obama administration likely wasn�t totally jazzed about letting immigrants

in from.

The nation was Libya, which came up during a 2016 interview with The Atlantic. The former

president was talking about how the whole thing had gone to pot after Gadhafi had been

deposed.

So we actually executed this plan as well as I could have expected: We got a UN mandate,

we built a coalition, it cost us $1 billion � which, when it comes to military operations,

is very cheap,� Obama said during the interview.

�We averted large-scale civilian casualties, we prevented what almost surely would have

been a prolonged and bloody civil conflict. And despite all that, Libya is a mess.

Do you think President Trump should have made the s***hole remark?

Yes No Enter your email

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and Terms of Use. �Mess is the president�s diplomatic term;

privately, he calls Libya a �s*** show,� in part because it�s subsequently become

an ISIS haven � one that he has already targeted with air strikes,� The Atlantic�s

Jeffrey Goldberg noted.

�It became a s*** show, Obama believes, for reasons that had less to do with American

incompetence than with the passivity of America�s allies and with the obdurate power of tribalism.�

This isn�t to criticize Obama for his choice of words, although his strategy in the North

African country left something to be desired. Libya, as a polity, was a s*** show, and the

president duly acknowledged this fact. This deserves a rare plaudit for our former commander

in chief.

As for what Trump said, we can only ascertain that his remarks involved Haiti, El Salvador

and other unspecified African nations. In each of those cases, you may disagree with

the expletive. If you�re a liberal, you may think this somehow makes Trump a racist.

However, at least in the two countries we can identify, you�re unlikely to book your

next vacation to these feces-burrows, and not without reason.

For those attracted to the charm and squalid danger of the Haiti portrayed in Graham Greene�s

�The Comedians,� rest assured things have somehow managed to get a lot worse in the

intervening years. Decades of ruin under the Duvalier family dictatorship and their tontons

macoutes turned the Caribbean nation into one of the most indigent and defeated places

on earth. Since they were deposed, several earthquakes and a concatenation of corrupt

and inept leaders (who one can safely assume managed to skim off no small amount of skrilla

from disaster relief efforts) have made things no better in Haiti.

This has predictably led to an upsurge in crime in the country. In a 2012 State Department

advisory � issued under, for those bad with dates, the Obama administration � travelers

were urged not to visit Haiti unless they enjoyed playing roulette with their lives.

�US citizens have been victims of violent crime, including murder and kidnapping, predominantly

in the Port-au-Prince area. No one is safe from kidnapping, regardless of occupation,

nationality, race, gender, or age,� the advisory read.

Lovely. While El Salvador doesn�t quite have any dictator with the depravity factor

of the Duvaliers or many of Haiti�s other exigencies, that hasn�t stopped the country

from being the most violent in the world not currently experiencing a war. Insight Crime

reports the Central American nation reported 5,278 murders in 2016 �for a homicide rate

of 81.2 per 100,000.� That was actually down from the 104 per 100,000 just the year

before.

And what�s responsible for this? Gangs like MS-13, which have terrorized the populace

and cornered the market on human and drug trafficking, extortion and other fun stuff.

I�m not quite sure how I feel about presidents calling entire countries s***holes. That said,

I�m also not too keen on presidents calling entire countries s*** shows. Yet, Obama�s

utterance induced almost total media silence, while the other one caused the country to

ground to a halt and start wringing its hands over a president that�s said something �racist�

for the eleventy-billionth time.

If Barack Obama�s State Department can quite rightly point out the rampant criminality

in Haiti, so can Donald Trump. And if Obama can call a country a s*** show, I think s***hole

isn�t exactly too far off when we�re dealing with El Salvador and Haiti.

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Dissertation Boot Camp - Duration: 2:34.

- I would say effective.

- Helpful.

- Efficient.

- Amazing.

- My thesis isn't really going as smoothly as I would hope

and I need this concentrated time to just

get my writing going and it's been fantastic.

- [Woman] Sometimes you get stuck and having an expert that

can help you get unstuck by unpacking what you're doing

or asking some questions that help you

think the process through or think through

what you're trying to convey has been extremely helpful.

- The best part of this week was the one on one

writing consultation with a writing specialist.

I mean, I study agricultural economics so

she's not in that field, but for her to just look

at the flow of my thesis--

- I think just getting that time uninterrupted

to just work on the thesis.

Everyone knew I was here, family, friends, my work,

so there was no interruptions.

I didn't feel guilty about not doing anything else

but coming here and writing and taking that time for myself.

- Leaving this week, I have such a clear idea about

what I have to do that I just didn't have before I got here.

- [Man] I always had this notion that I needed a large

amount of time to get stuff done,

but if you just put a little effort into

planning it beforehand it really helps.

- As the weeks goes on,

they make you see how manageable it is.

Dissertation Boot Camp is highly diverse,

so it caters to the needs of students who are

already excelling and just need that time

or that structure to thrive a little bit more

and it also helps out the students who may

not have those strengths and allow them to develop them.

- I would recommend it to everyone

who does a masters or a PHD here.

- Honestly, I wish I had taken it earlier

is my only regrets.

Everyone take it.

- Coming into it, I had incredibly high expectations

about what I wanted to get done this week

and also what DBC would provide

and it exceeded them in every way.

It's been such a helpful experience.

- It was very encouraging and fostered a

sense of accountability.

- We're all united in our struggles as grad students.

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Thor's Heaviest LEAD-FILLED Hammer DESTROYS ALL - Duration: 10:59.

Hey guys as you know we've been slowly creating a collection of Thor's Hammer's capable of recreating Thor's abilities in the Marvel movies

We've caught lightning with a hammer

We've jump-started a car.. which he hasn't done in a movie. We've created one

That's an electromagnet that only I can pick up and we even put a giant capacitor in one to deliver huge electroshocks.

And in this video we're gonna attempt to

Make the heaviest

Thor's hammer

Now currently the heaviest Thor's hammer in existence was made by a youtuber named brain Fuu and he has a 91 pound

Hammer that he custom made out of steel and filled with lead. Now for our project we're gonna do something similar

We're gonna take one of these replica hammers that we have from The Armor Factory

We're gonna open it up, and we're gonna try and fill it with lead and hopefully we can get more lead in it

So it's heavier than brain-fu's. T bhe first step is getting some lead, but unfortunately lead's actually kind of hard to come by

Ian, wanna find me some lead?

Alright now before you guys call the cops on us for stealing tire weights from unsuspecting vehicles

That was a joke, it would have taken way too long to steal this many tire weights, and this isn't even enough

Now what we actually did was

We went to a whole bunch of mechanics around town and actually bought used tire weights from them

And this is actually something you can do if you guys happen to need lead

Anyways now that we've got the lead. Let's melt it down and fill up the hammer

Alright this is gonna take a while. I've got a question for you in the meantime

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The fun begin now back to the hammer

This is a bit wasteful, but we have way more than we need now that most of the Hammers done

Lead zinc? Ew... I'm gonna use these ones. Avoid the shiny ones.

Wouldn't want to get your fingerprints on that eh? I'd say. Let's get a precision mallet.

Alright, so it's not centered.

We should probably put a giant bevel on that.

So far so good

Really having a strap on here is dangerous because someone's gonna try picking it up and it's just gonna break

Can you carry it with one hand? 70 pounds

I don't think thats possible because I can't curl 80 pounds get that above your head anyway yep

I didn't get the picture

Hold it

There you go

Whoa all right

Yeah, we've got just about as much lead as we can fit in the hammer, so let's see how much it weighs

All right, we're looking at about 33 kilograms, that's around

73 pounds so not quite as heavy as brain-fuus

And I think part of the reason is is because of the way he designed his he was actually able to get a bit more

lead into the hammer than we were

But how could we make Thor's heaviest hammer what other materials could we use besides lead and to figure that out?

We're gonna have to do some math

All right so before we start the hammer weighed about eight pounds without any lead

Which means we put about

65 pounds of lead in here so now that we know how much lead we have in the hammer we can actually use the density

Of lead to calculate the volume available to us in the hammer

Did you know lead isn't actually the heaviest element that we could use?

The first one we thought of was tungsten which is almost twice as dense as lead and in fact if we filled this hammer with

Tungsten it would actually weigh about 51.6 kilograms. Bringing it in over a hundred and ten pounds

So it would actually be the heaviest hammer in existence

Unfortunately tungsten is really expensive. It would cost over five thousand dollars. Just to get that amount of tungsten to make the hammer

But wait there's an element that's even heavier

It's called osmium

And it's got a density of almost 23 grams per centimeter cubed in fact if we were to fill this hammer with

Osmium it would weigh over 60 kilograms, which is nearly a hundred and fifty pounds

the catch

Osmium is worth more money than platinum

That means this hammer would cost over

2.4 million dollars

To make the heaviest Thor's hammer, so it looks like brain foo holds the record for the world's heaviest Thor's hammer

But you know what time it is it's time to test this thing out

I almost fell backwards into the skids

Alright for the views

What? You thought we were done?

Wow that was awesome let's try concrete next

Alright time for the final test

Well I hope you guys enjoyed that video we had a lot of fun attempting to make Thor's heaviest hammer make sure you check out

Our other videos though because we've done a whole bunch of Thor's Hammer's now

And we have this awesome playlist showing off every one that we've done so far and make sure you're subscribed

Because we're gonna do an epic compilation featuring all the hammers in one video. Thanks for watching.

The lightsaber test is coming soon

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Easy to set-up - Duration: 3:11.

hey there it's David from mighty Cole and I'm here to talk about the basics of

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device there's no setup or equipment needed to install you can start calling

and texting from any device you want

after registering you'll have your very own business number and of course since

it's strictly a business number you'll be able to keep your personal numbers

safe and concealed if you've already got a virtual phone number from a different

company we'll port it into our system for free to start your requests click on

port and your number when you pick your number there are some different things

you can focus on whether you want a toll-free number for national calling a

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also have international numbers available at some of the lowest prices

in the industry there are unlimited extensions in the system so you can

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call routing possible to add an employee simply click on add user fill in the

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purposes a forwarding number up to 3 members a dedicated extension and also

roll user or administrator lastly click on send an invitation via email

to help make your system the most convenient it can be we also have

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UFC Fight Night 124 Post Fight Conference Summary and What's Next; Paige Van Zant Arm Broken - Duration: 4:28.

Hey guys make sure to subscribe to stay up to date with all mma news

UFC Fight Night 124 has concluded and here's a quick summary of everything that was said

after the fights and what's next for each of the fighters.

Jeremy Stephens defeated the Korean super boy via ground and pound in round 2.

He improved his record to 27-14 and has had back to back fight of the night victories.

In his post fight speech he called out Brian Ortega and said in the post fight scrum that

he's looking to fight anyone close to fighting for the title.

We can quickly analyze what match he could potentially have next.

Frankie is set to fight Max for the title so they're out.

Ortega said he wants the winner of that and no other fight.

Jung is still nursing an Injury, Jeremy has already defeated Elkins, and Emmett came off

a victory over llamas so I doubt he takes the fight.

So my prediction is he'll fight one of the top 10 coming off a loss which would be Swanson

who lost to Ortega, lamas who lost to Emmett, or Yair Rodriguez who lost to Edgar.

As far as the fight he said that through the entire first round he was worried about Choi's

right hand but then realized he didn't hit as hard as he anticipated.

He gave full credit for his victory to head coach of Alliance MMA Eric Del Fierro.

Jeremy said he listened to all the combinations Eric told him to throw and said he would not

have made the adjustments and won had it not been for him.

Jessica Rose Clark defeated Paige Van Zant via unanimous decision.

She improved her record to 9-4 and has won 3 consecutive fights.

In her post fight speech she explained it was difficult to fight because her cat was

killed during a burglary where thieves also took $30 thousand dollars worth of stuff.

She said she'd like anyone in the top 10 next.

. In the post fight scrum she said that Paige went up to her at the end of the fight and

told her she broke her arm throwing a spinning back fist.

When asked whether she believed her, Jessica said "I feel that she's just being dramatic."

Paige van zant was being criticized by fans saying she is overhyped and didn't believe

she had broken her arm in the first round as she claimed in the corner between rounds.

Turns out she showed proof immediately after the fight that she indeed broke her arm and

the spinning back fist was the cause.

Kamaru Usman defeated Emil Meek by unanimous decision to the displeasure of the crowd.

He improved his record to 12-1 and is on an 11 fight win streak.

He claimed that he was fighting at 30% and still dominated a "so called Viking."

He called out Colby Covington and said, "Colby you can run but you can't hide the Nigerian

nightmare is looking for you, and I'm gonna find you."

The crowd booed through his entire speech because of his lackluster performance.

He later clarified on twitter "Let me clear something up since some didn't understand

my post fight interview.

What I meant was that I came into the fight at 30% health.

I could've pulled out but I chose 2 stay the course & give Emil his chance at a top

10 guy.

I fight anyone, anytime even at 30%."

Emil responded and said "I don't complain about my 30%!"

In the post fight scrum he said he wants to coach TUF alongside Covington.

However, Dana white quickly shot down that idea a few minutes later in his post fight

scrum and explained that Usman didn't give a good enough performance to warrant it and

he didn't like the fact that he was booed out of the arena.

Darren Elkins defeated Michael Johnson via rear naked choke in the second round.

In round 1 Johnson looked like he was going to coast into a TKO victory but things quickly

changed in the second round.

Darren improved his record to 25-5 and is now riding a 6 fight winstreak.

Elkins got on the mic and said he'd like his next fight to be against someone that

would lead him to the title next.

In the post fight scrum he said he wouldn't mind fighting Brian Ortega for the #1 contender

spot since Ortega is on a 5 fight winstreak and he's on a 6 fight win streak.

Ortega's only response to all the call outs was " I love it when they call me out!!

It means I'm right where I'm supposed to be."

Dana white through uriah hall under the bus after he was asked what his thoughts were

on hall failing to make weight.

He expressed his disappointment and said "The guys at the UFC performance institute said

he doesn't take his training serious, he doesn't do what anybody tells him, he does

his own thing.

A week before the fight he went to LA and was hanging out in clubs, so, not good.

I'm gonna talk to him."

As far as Vitor Belfort, he said he asked to fight Michael Bisping in London.

It's actually a great match up since both fighters are retiring and Bisping has looked

to get the rematch vs NON TRT Belfort in the past.

Dana said he'll discuss the fight with both fighters.

Well that concludes my summary and as always if you liked the video make sure to hit that

like button for me, subscribe if you're new to stay up to date, and share my video

if you found it informative!"

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ASMR French/Spanish: 10 Spanish expressions 10 triggers [ASMR français/español with ENG SUB] - Duration: 25:23.

I don't speak Spanish but...

Can you speak French?

Hi everyone.

How are you?

If you aren't feeling good,

just know that you'll feel better after watching this video :D

Today...

I would like to...

share with you

10 very simple Spanish expressions.

Some stuffs that you surely already know.

And I would like to alternate with a trigger sound.

So, one Spanish expression, on trigger sound.

A bit like my video in Japanese

where I had alternate between "one tapping" and "one story".

I haven't chosen triggers yet.

I've my box full of objects here.

I'll take each object randomly.

The trigger sounds I'm going to make won't be that new but...

let's see how things go.

So, shall we start?

Sure, the first expression is:

I'm going to repeat the expression several times.

So, it means "Hi!"

but you know it already.

You know what it means already, don't you?

So...

The first object.

A tofu pack.

By the way, when we say "one trigger", it usually means "one sound".

So, if you do this, it's one trigger.

If you do some tapping with this part of your fingers,

this is another trigger.

Then another with your nails.

If you scratch it, it's another trigger.

Anyway, I'm not planning on talking about what is a trigger today.

The cats are still crazy today so, you know...

No, OK, I won't talk about that neither. So...

The second expression. After saying "Hola"...

How are you?

What is funny is that I don't remember learning this expression in middle high school.

I was bad at Spanish but to think I was that bad?

Wait, I'll be back.

I'm still here, look, look.

TALK TO THE HAND.

I still have the sponge from the other day.

The third expression:

This was my name during Spanish classes.

I prefer to say "Pierre".

When I try to pronounce "r",

It seems like I speak louder.

So I won't pronounce it too much.

Just a bit with this.

I'm going to use it again soon to make another trigger sound.

So I learned today that to say "nice to meet you" in Spanish, we can say:

Maybe someone had told me about it in a video I made in Spanish before...

I don't remember.

And I had forgotten about it anyway.

I really wanna do a fast triggers video too.

I want to do a fast triggers video for people who like it.

And because I also like entertaining ASMR videos.

Not just videos for relaxing but also to enjoy sounds and rhythm.

The next expression:

Do you speak French, my friend?

The word "friend" isn't is the Spanish sentence but...

The next expression:

I remember some language courses where they were saying:

"No, you CAN speak because you say it."

"You can say that you don't speak."

See? It's simple to make sentences even with basic vocabulary :D

Just a few, just a few...

It means "sorry".

Let's turn some lids.

I go fast on each trigger because...

because of the cats, actually. I fear that...

Really, you can't understand that...

It's not easy (to live with cats, hahaha).

The next expression.

Let me check.

I wrote a few things down.

What's your name?

Whispering might be a good way to practice our pronunciation.

For me, it's harder to pronounce (when I whisper).

For the next to last expression,

I saw this in a video so I hope it's correct.

Where are the toilet?

As I'm speaking like this, it reminds me that I need to make another inaudible whispering video.

And now a bit of plastic.

The last expression.

Yeah, already...

So, it means "see you".

So...

This will be the last trigger.

I'm going to tap on this little wooden cube slowly.

And I'll say you goodnight.

I know that some you like this little cube.

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