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I do not know if you already know, or if this is something new to you, but ... What you believe in

conditions the results you get in life. It's a fact, and you can check it

by yourself. I'm Sandra Burgos and today I'm going to share with you the 7 beliefs of the

most successful people. If you decide to create them also, the impact on your life will be drastic.

"The ancestor of every act is a thought", said Ralph Waldo Emerson. What does it mean

this? That before carrying out any action, we need a series of processes

mental that direct us to her.

The intention is, perhaps, the transitive step from thought to act, but to get to

have intention, first we must have a series of beliefs that lead us to desire

carry out that determined task.

Our beliefs condition all of our acts For them we will stop doing many

things and, instead, we will take the momentum of do many others. Our beliefs determine

to a large extent our results in life, because they are the ones that encourage us to fly

or they cut our wings.

There is a powerful book that I have already recommended on several occasions It's called "Power Without

Limits, "and the great Anthony has written it Robbins. I'll leave the link in the box

information for you to read, if you feel like it. It is among the 5 books that I recommend most

for a radical transformation of life.

According to A. Robbins, there are 7 beliefs that are present in virtually all

successful People. This means that if we get integrate each of them in our system

of beliefs, the odds that this new mental scheme leads us to execute

Successful actions increase exponentially. We go with them ...

1. All things happen for a reason, and everything has a utility for us / os.

Each of the things that happen to us is a result of something previous. In this way, the main

utility of everything that happens to us will be learning what actions produce what results. Having

Of course we can extract all this valuable lesson, we will become little by little more

and more efficient in our decisions.

2. Failures do not exist; they only exist the results.

Successful people know they have the control over the results, if you know how

unleash them Therefore, each result that comes to their lives is perceived as the product

of an own action. If the result is satisfactory, we will take note of what actions

they took us to that result to be able to reproduce them when we need it If the result does not

is the expected, we will learn that the actions carried out produce a certain result,

that is not the one we are looking for, therefore we will have to try with actions

different until we find the ones that take us to the desired result.

3. We must assume our responsibility, whatever happens.

Successful people assume as own responsibility everything that happens to them.

This way of thinking makes them people incredibly empowered that consciously decide

at all times. If something does not go as we expect, we should try to find out which of our

actions was the one that led to that result and devise a new action that with greater

probabilities take us to the right product on this occasion

4. It is not necessary to master a discipline to use it.

We do not need to specialize in everything that let's do, because we will often need knowledge

of very diverse areas and we can not afford the investment of time it would take to become

experts in each of them. We must learn to acquire the practical knowledge that

we need each time to carry do the task in question, without wasting

our time.

5. Human resources are the greatest wealth. Successful people understand that people

with which they work are the most important when it comes to reaching objectives. For them, the

respect for people is above of everything and know that the essentials in a team

is to compose it from the most suitable profiles and, from there, assess them as they deserve:

to 100%.

6. Work is exciting. Not everyone works on something that they are passionate about,

and sometimes self-generate passion for our work is complicated. This is not the case for

the successful people. They usually have a extraordinary self-motivation capacity ...

and when the task turns passionate in something difficult, they dedicate themselves to something that

I love them more! These people work many hours, and enjoy each and every one

of them. They sleep little, they wake up with enthusiasm to dedicate their time to what they do ...

what they love.

7. Lasting success requires true delivery. The last of the beliefs of the people

successfully is that the effort, the dedication, commitment are essential in each

day. Who leaves the road to the minimum demotivation will not get anywhere

for many times he rejoins the route. The success requires perseverance, both in the

good days like on bad days. The only one way to reach the goal is to walk towards

in front whatever happens, without hesitation or insecurities ... and not stop until you reach it.

Do you see how easy it is to become a successful person? You just need to believe The

rest comes only.

Now spend a moment in the section of comments and tell me which of these 7 beliefs

It will cost you more to integrate into your mental scheme. Which is further away than you think in these

moments? And do you think you'll get there to think in this way?

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Remember that you have much more at your reach of what is necessary to be happy. The decision

it's yours!

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Hello Parlons-En | Face à l'incertitude, est-ce que j'y arriverais - Duration: 12:45.

Today on Hello Parlons En (Hello Let's talk about it)

- Good morning everyone

you're with Geovanie

Welcome to the stage of Hello Parlons En

I'm not standing here on my own

but honored to be sharing the stage

with Mama Nana and Ricky

how y'all doing

how you doing Ricky

- I'm great and you Geovanie

don't give me that eye, I was asking for both in general

- Alright, I thought something was different

- How are you Mama Nana

- Yes I'm good

- And you

- Yes I'm good too

well winter just landed

but still trying, still trying

Before we start

I want to remind you that you can relisten

to the show on our podcast app

you can also leave your comments on social media

that includes our facebook page

Starting with the topic of the day

Facing uncertainty, will I make it one day?

- wow

- You have to, you have to

- this is THE question

Ricky I'm going to start with you

- Alright

- Why do we get uncertain

- It all comes from fear

- It really comes from not being sure of something

that you get afraid of something not working your way or

or that something occurs that you won't be able to control

that's why you see people not taking risk

because in their own mind they see the risks

and tell themselves what if I fail in the end

but what you have to know is that

Yes! by trying, you are at risk

but by not trying too you are taking a risk anyway

that's how I look at things

what do you think Mama Nana

- it's very true, both ways are risky

In my opinion, uncertainty by definition

it's when you're not sure of doing something

it's when you hesitate between 2 things

- True

- You ask yourself if I need to this or the other

you're really in a situation where you hesitate on choices to make

you're in fear of your tomorrows, you're future

- Well

- Concerning fear of the future

How am I supposed to behave in fear of what you mentioned, Ricky

- Prepare yourself mentally

Mentally, because everything you see today

all came from a vision in your mind

so mentally, if I'm not getting my mind ready

but instead mentally, you're telling yourself that I'm gonna fail

that am I really going to make it

Of course, you won't have a visible end result

everything really starts mentally

and when you get those feelings

of not being sure of something or an outcome

For the mind, I watch motivational videos

that helps my mind

you need your feed you mental

prepare your mental before starting anything

- So it's really about feeding your mind

what about you Mama Nana, do you want to add something from what he said

- Yes, surround yourself with good people

that can be a help to you

get away from negative thoughts

You need to know that you're allowed to fail in life

but don't stay in that position

it's only there of certain period

you can fail once, you can fail twice, etc

but don't stay in this position

look for people

get around good people

that will you pull you back up

- Alright, to be honest with you

this kind of fear can be a giant to us

this kind of doubt that we face

at time you see as a big giant

so can you tell me more about how can I deal with that

- hum, you do it like David in the Bible and throw a rock

- I'm asking you seriously, Ricky

- Sorry, You said 'giant' and it click on me David with Goliath

- 'Giant' David and Goliath

[laughter]

- Seriously now

I really was joking when mentioning David with Goliath

if I need to say so, it's really when David throw the rock

and the giant felt

he was so determin and had a solid faith

and that's what I want to come to

Faith

First and far most, what is it I believe

do I believe in me

because truly when I get those thoughts

yes, I can have a feeling of being weak

in ignorance of knowing that

true strength is within us

we need to make that effort

to know what you say you are

of course if you call yourself a looser you won't make it

I can't count how many times I doubted myself

but everyday I will face battle and new challenges and I have to be ready for that

so I tell myself that I'm expected to get up

and act

and not just standing there doing nothing in response

that's why it's so crucial to have faith

on a personal level now

when I'm uncertain I'm forced to take it as a good challenges

I love a verse in the bible that says

'by the sweat of your brow you will eat'

so when hear 'sweat'

you already can tell that you will sweat!

it all come to say

it's normal to be face with difficulties

with challenges

but I need to be an overcomer

I need to overcome this

- Alright Mama Nana, from what Ricky is saying

let me be real with you

what's the point of trying especially when I already know that I can fail

- That's why I truly have to believe in myself

- alright but I I know there's a possibility that I fail, why do it

what am I gonna earn from failing

- You get nothing not trying

believing in yourself is the best thing to do

and believe in God's goodness, really

only God ca give you enough strength to move forward

that's why it's so crucial to be surrounded by good people

- what she's saying is very true

I can name many life stories about this

like the founder of Dyson, a vacuum cleaning company

I'm sure you heard of him

the time period between when he thought about this to the selling part

is approximatively 5 years

in 5 years you question yourself

- 5 years it's too much, common!

- it's too much

it's way too much

- yes, you can say it's too much but

know that to create the first vacuum cleaner he had 5127 prototypes done

check on their website you will see what I'm telling you

- 5000 what you just said

- 5127 prototypes

- this is patients and not anymore about prototypes, wow

- it's really matter of being patient

- perseverance too

- what you need to remember in these situations

you're always having people saying look at your results

the first prototype didn't work why are you still persistent

- yes the wrong crew, the doubtful crew

- why was he still persistent in his doing

only because his vision was clear to him

he believed in himself and in his project

he wanted this so bad

to pay the price for it

You also have to know that after a failure

you can reevaluate where I got it wrong

so that on the next one, you don't get the same failure you had previously

just to say that you truly learn from your past failures

and so, simply trying teaches something there too

- Great! Our time for today is up

here is the time to our 10 second chronic challenge

this challenge is very simple

you basically have 10 seconds

to tell us your last words for the theme of the day

for us today is face with uncertainty, will I make it one day

Some tells it in one word and we say it in 10 seconds chronic

yes I know it's quite challenging

but that's the way is going to be, there you have it

- you don't even wanna give us 15 seconds instead

- Ricky it's 10 seconds and that's it

- see!

so we are going to start with Ricky

you insisted much so it's for you

[laughter]

- there's too much love here

here we go, Ricky 10 seconds, go

- Believe in yourself because you'll never have people believing for you

yes it's hard, it can be hard

so it's something you must deal with from the start in your mind

- stop [laughter]

- Wanted to say more

I knew it you was gonna say it that I just stop there

Mama Nana, here's you turn, 10 seconds

- Truth is not reality

doubts is the opposite of success

so my advice doubt you doubts!

- did you heard her

doubt your doubts

- yes as soon as you start doubting, doubt about your doubts

- I record

I'm thanking both of you for the message of today

The advice of the day

Maybe at this very present time

you're watching us and going through a difficult time

you're in a place of uncertainty and doubts

or you just fail at something

it's really normal to feel like this

but know one thing you are not alone

and that God is with you

don't choose to live in fear

but be of great courageous

and have faith

Jeremiah 29:11 says: 'For I know the plans I have for you, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, to give you hope and a future'.

I have come to tell you

that you may be facing difficulties

but know that it's only temporary it's not always going be like this

things will change

and one last thing

surround yourself with positivity!

stay with positive people and everything will be ok

The show is coming to an end

let me just remind you that Hello Parlons-En

is a Christian show

therefore we can't close the show

without giving you a great opportunity

to you that is watching me or backsliding

to receive Jesus as The Lord and Savior of your life

Matthew 11:28 says:

"Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart'

I'm inviting you today !

no more time to hesitate !

it's very simple

I am talking about A God that make the impossible possible

He changes life

We call Him the God of Second chance

it's very simple

repeat after us this simple prayer

Lord Jesus I repent of sins, Come in to my heart, and from today I will make you my Lord and Savior forever. Amen!

We congrats you

welcome in the family

welcome among us

Know that at this very moment

there's a big family, angels up there celebrating you in Heaven

let's celebrate them

- Congratulations

Thanks for tuning in and see you very soon

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Populismo de cortijo en Canal SUR: las sevillanas de María del Monte le cuestan a los andaluces más - Duration: 4:54.

El que fuera dueño del grupo Planeta, José Manuel Lara Bosch, era conocido por tener la costumbre de ponerle una vela a Dios y otra al diablo.

Es conocido cómo salvó de la ruina a dos medios claramente independentistas como la editorial catalana Grup 62 y al diario Avui,

(más por imposición que por convicción, todo hay que decirlo), mientras en Madrid jugaba fuerte con La Razón.

Compartir propietario con el 'Avui' supuso para mí una contradicción insalvable", le reprochó Luis María Anson antes de marcharse del diario que había fundado.

"Compraste el 'Avui' sin consultarme, creándome un grave problema de conciencia.

Lara no era una excepción.

El grupo Vocento, casa matriz de todo un medio de referencia en la derecha como el centenario diario ABC, también sabe jugar a dos puntas cuando llega el tiempo de la aceituna andaluza,

cuando los olivares de la mamandurria pública andaluza engrasan la maquinaría del poder con el aceite de la subvención.

Vocento recoge un buen pellizco de subvención con tres cabeceras en Andalucía: SUR (Málaga), La Voz (Cádiz) e Ideal (Granada), más el mítico ABC de Sevilla.

Pero el premio Gordo lo saca desde 2016 su productora de contenidos audiovisuales Veralia, bajo la dirección del italo-gallego Carlo Boserman.

Veralia es le resultado de la fusión de las productoras con las que Vocento proveía de contenidos a Telecinco: Europroducciones, BocaBoca y Hill Valley. Cuando llegó la crisis, Vocento decidió integrarlas bajo el paragüas de Veralia.

Boserman recaló en Veralia desde la dirección de Europroducciones, donde creó y produjo programas de la factura de Qué apostamos, De domingo a domingo, El gran prix del verano o Día a día .

Pero la lotería se la sacó cuando consiguió venderle a Canal SUR el formato Yo soy del Sur, un concurso de sevillanas presentado por María del Monte,

uno de los contenidos favoritos del entorno de Susana Díaz y que hace las delicias de la poca audiencia envejecida y trasnochada que le queda a la cadena autonómica.

"Yo soy del Sur, La báscula, Gente maravillosa, La tarde aquí y ahora, Menuda noche, Original y copla, Objetivo Sur .

y Andalucía de Fiesta integran un prime time andaluz cuestionable por la ausencia de contenidos enfocados hacia la actualidad,

la realidad urbana y de la clase media andaluza o la cultura más allá de los tópico", resume el Diario de Sevilla.

Yo soy del Sur da argumentos a quienes critican la parrilla de Canal SUR por trasmitir una imagen folklórica y de cortijo de Andalucía,

centrada en el típico vivero de votos por antonomasia del PSOE: el ámbito rural y los mayores de 65 años.

Para un grupo como Vocento, que ha encadenado desde sus inicios en el sector audiovisual un fracaso tras otro, Yo soy del Sur ha sido maná caído del cielo.

Del cielo autonómico socialista regado con el dinero de los castigados bolsillos de los andaluces. Y a nadie le amarga un dulce.

Según datos a los que ha accedido Periodista Digital, desde 2016 hasta 2018, el programa de María del Monte ha costado la friolera de más de 8 millones de euros.

Todo un lujo para una cadena que apenas roza el 9 por ciento de share y una tabla de salvación para un grupo con graves problemas financieros como Vocento.

El tinglado de Canal Sur supone un coste diario a las arcas públicas de 383.000 euros , con 140 millones de euros de subvención anual,

de los que 40 millones son para esa producción externa, que termina en un club VIP de productoras patra negra.

"Treinta años después la RTVA ha costado a los andaluces 4.000 millones de euros y actualmente la ve el 8,7% de los andaluces,

más un 0,4% de Andalucía TV, segunda canal virtualmente invisible y sin influencia", remata Diario de Sevilla.

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Renacimiento 2, el banquete de los nobles - Duration: 3:51.

Let's prepare now a succulent feast of the Renaissance nobles

while listening to the music of the lute.

This instrument has arabian origins, and it was already documented in the VII century

but it became hugely popular in Europe from the late Middle Ages.

Etymologically, the word lute comes from the Arabic word "al-ud" which means wood,

alluding to the wood with which it is built.

As you can see, it was very represented in the paintings of the time

as it occupied a central place in the musical life of the European courts.

Let's get started!

We're going to prepare a "rotten pot",

one of the dishes that Don Quixote and Sancho Panza ate at Camacho's wedding.

It consists of an exuberance of meats combined with red beans and optional vegetables.

Start by placing all the meats in the pot with hot water,

except chorizo and blood sausage.

The list of meats in the Renaissance was very long!

Here we have used a chicken thigh, pig's ear, pig's trotter,

and marinated rib and bacon.

After a while add the blood sausage and the chorizo.

Do not add salt because the marinated meats bring a lot of flavor.

And at this point let it cook for hours and hours ...

Don't worry about this stew being rotten! Actually it is not.

Formerly the term had a broader meaning.

Thus, Covarrubias wrote: "It is said rotten in terms of cooking so slowly

that everything inside ends up falling apart. "

That's why Sancho Panza would say: "This Rotten Pot the more rotten the better it smells!"

Leave the beans to soak overnight.

Put them to the fire in the same soaking water

and when breaking to boil, keep adding broth of the meat

as many times as needed, and a little salt.

The foam was not removed because it was consumed and appreciated,

it showed if a stew had a lot of meat and so, if it was important.

Thus, Sancho Panza after the banquet said:

"I will never get such elegant foam as this one that I have taken from Camacho's wedding!"

Let's enrich the banquet with very appreciated tomatoes and peppers recently arrived from America,

and fruits coming from far away with the best american ingredient: chocolate!

Just for the chocolate I would say, "how lucky we are to be nobles"!

Bon appetit!

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COMO GERMINAR O GERGELIM e potencializar seus nutrientes - Duration: 6:11.

the sesame it comes in 3 types, brown,

black and white but the nutritional differences between them are minimal, so

whatever you choose, will be well served with nutrients that are great for

the health of our body. Sesame still little consumed here in the

west being restricted only in the top of breads and biscuits.

but the sesame is very beneficial especially for vegans and

vegetarians because it is a good source of proteins that aid in physical activities, it is

very rich in calcium, even a portion of sesame seeds has more calcium than

1 cup of cow's milk, also helps prevent anemia, because containing iron

and it also has a large amount of b vitamins

which leaves skin, eyes, and hair more beautiful and if was not enough, the sesame

protect our body, our DNA of radiation, thus contributing to

also to prevent cancer, but then as everything in life does not eat

too much sesame because it can irritate the stomach

and may appear in anti-drug tests due to the small amount of THC

and germinating the sesame happens that nutrients are increased

also releases toxins and helps to improve the absorption of

nutrients so stay there and follow the process of

sesame germination

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for the germination of the sesame you go need a cup of sesame can

be peeled or not, a glass sterilized with hot water and more or

less one liter of water

the first thing is to wash the sesame anything if the sieve has a

longer holes can put a piece of voal to be able to wash

and the sesame does not drain. After washing the sesame

think

put on the glass

and then just cover with the voal and leave overnight in a dark place from 12 a

16 hours until the next day

méeee

the next day rinse the sesame again and then rinse thoroughly

cloth

there after you washed the sesame, puts it back on the glass cover with the voal

put it back into a bowl so that it it is inclined so to continue the

during the day Then, after spending the day leaning

night you can withdraw. here I chose to carry out the germination process in fewer steps

because the sesame does not hold much especially in hot weather has the

tendency to spoil

two steps

and the sesame germination process is ready

so here the sesame seed is already ready to use in other recipes like

milks, sesame cheese and others

Who opened the door there?

So, people liked the tips? of recipe? so be sure to sign up for the

our channel, leave your comment suggestions and also give your like

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I'm Moving Channels - Announcement - Duration: 1:39.

Hey guys, Salim speaking

Before I start I'm sorry my voice sounds like this. I'm sick and it's 1:00 a.m. in the morning

(One day a.m. in the morning. That's a great start)

Now I want to make an announcement.

I won't be uploading videos to this channel anymore because I created a new channel!

I did this because, as you can see for my information tab, this Google account is pretty old

And I'm trying to start taking YouTube more seriously

So I wanted to separate my old and personal account from my actual YouTube channel

Don't think I'm doing this because I hate you guys. On the contrary, I love and appreciate every single one of my subscribers

You guys are the reason I still upload my cringy memes and shipping animatics.

I won't delete this channel though

Because I want all my videos to still be available for you to watch

So I'll still have all my playlists but on my new channel

The channel name is exactly the same

It will still be Salim Doodles and I'll leave a link to the description of this and every single video on my channel

So new people will know how to find me

And yeah, I guess that's it for this video, please check out my new channel and I already uploaded a new intro video there

So if you want to go subscribe, like, keep on watching my content

Yeah, do whatever you want. I can't force you

Again, thanks for sticking with me for so long. It's been over a year since I started uploading.

Again, I appreciate every single one of you. So yeah. Thanks for watching, take care, and I love you!

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Demonetization, People Pleasing & Mental Health - Duration: 6:41.

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【MMD】 - Hug under the rain 【Miku x Len】 - Duration: 0:55.

What are you doing here ?

You're waiting for me since all this Temp?

How should I react? I have to be happy?

I knew you were a superhero!

You appear at the moment, or I told myself that I needed you.

But since you were waiting for me ....

I love you.

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FA make decision over Unai Emery water bottle incident - Duration: 1:57.

Arsenal manager Unai Emery has been charged with improper conduct after kicking a water bottle during Wednesday's game with Brighton

The FA announced on Thursday afternoon that the 47-year-old had been charged over the incident

"Arsenal manager Unai Emery has been charged following the game against Brighton yesterday [26 December 2018]," a statement read

"It is alleged his action of kicking a water bottle during the fixture amounts to improper conduct

He has until 6pm on 2 January 2019 to respond to the charge." Speaking on Thursday to preview Arsenal's weekend trip to Liverpool before the announcement, Emery said he hoped his apology would be the end of the matter

"I say yesterday my apologies, I kicked the bottle in frustration but not for the supporter, I kicked for me and it went near to the supporter and I said to them my apologies

There is not another communication. "I repeat today my apologies for my individual action but I kick the bottle because it is near me, but not because it is my intention

"I have to respect the decision because it is a circumstance of my action but not another intention from me with the supporter

I say to them my apology."

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bitmoji is amazing - Duration: 1:38.

I am not doing a Snapchat

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Impractical Jokers - Nissan Physical Therapy (Deleted Scene) | truTV - Duration: 1:13.

-What's your name? -Clinton.

Clinton. Joe. Good to see you.

What's the deal today? How we doing?

Did you have any problem areas?

Well, um, I've been trying to exercise,

but mostly in my -- right here up in my shoulder.

-Oh, the quadruples. -Yeah.

-And on my sides a little. -"Sideicles."

Okay, so the sideicles mostly and...

"Shouldercles."

...upper shouldercle.

Okay. And the sideicles. Let me just make a note.

"How's the Nissan Maximus?"

And then what about your Nissan Maximus?

-What's that? -Here. This area.

Like lower...

-No, this whole -- -All the way through.

-Yeah. -Got it. Got it.

And what about your Altimus?

Nissan Altimus. Same deal. ...in the back here.

No, I'm good about this. Only on the sides in the...

"Pathfinder."

And how about the ol' Pathfinder?

[ Laughter ]

Okay. [ Laughs ]

Now, were you looking to lease or to buy?

[ Laughter ]

I'm gonna have to lease.

Lease. Got it. Okay. Great. All right.

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Top 10 Winter Wonderland Skins - Overwatch - Duration: 6:23.

What's up guys, this is Hepodix and welcome to the Top 10 Winter Wonderland Skins for Overwatch.

It's time to countdown the best skins from the Winter Wonderland event in my opinion so without further ado, let's get started.

Hope you guys enjoy the video.

Starting off the list we have the Mei-rry skin for Mei.

This skin from 2016 has a festive vibe to it as Mei is dressed in all Christmas outfit which suits her really well

and all in all looks really gorgeous. Very simple concept but works quite nicely for Mei.

Next we have a skin from 2018 as we take a look at Winter Ashe.

Despite being an Epic skin only, the chilly blue and white tones on both Ashe and Bob looks really nice and is

also quite suitable for the Winter Wonderland event, even if it's not directly a Christmas -themed skin per se.

Casual Hanzo is another really cool skin that got introduced in the 2017 Winter Wonderland skins -lineup.

As the skin name implies, Hanzo is dressed on a very casual manner which is kind of out of the ordinary for

a character like Hanzo and that's why the complete overhaul works nicely for him.

Moving on to another skin from 2017, we have the Alpine: 76 skin for Soldier: 76.

From the outfit you can tell that Soldier is dressed like some sort of artic soldier with that all-white getup

which looks really simple-like but still very cool nevertheless.

Similar deal here as with Nihon Genji that sometimes a simple design can look really good for a certain hero.

It seems that Blizzard really nailed the cool skins in 2017 as we have another skin from that year, Ice Fisherman Roadhog.

So Roadhog has transformed into a Walrus and that combined with the gear he wears and that hook just looks super awesome

and I think Roadhog in general is a good character to transform into these cool mashups. Great job Blizzard!

Next we have the Santaclad skin for Torbjörn that takes the same style as Mei-rry and was also released back in 2016.

What makes this skin better however, is that he wears and actually resembles Santa Claus despite being a dwarf and those epic Christmas

tree shoulders are the cherry on top of the cake. Really good skin all-in-all and fits for the Winter theme very nicely.

Moving on to number 4 spot we have Shiver Reaper skin from 2016.

This skin might not be the most Christmas-inspired but the color combination of different bluetones and the chill vibes around Reaper

makes it a really nice skin overall and the fact that it's a Epic skin makes it also cheaper, that adds to the overall value as well.

The third spot in this list goes to Krampus Junkrat which debuted in 2018.

The name Krampus implies that Junkrat is a "half-goat, half-demon" and as you can tell by the appearance he really looks intimidating

as well as pretty cool at the same time which makes this skin one of the best from the whole Winter Wonderland event.

In the second spot we have the Yeti skin for Winston that came out back in 2016.

The design here is very simple as the monkey has transformed into a yeti, the color palette is mostly white

but still it looks really good and fits for the character design as well.

In the first spot we have no other than Snow Owl Ana that just looks really amazing overall.

This skin from 2017 is just filled with rich details as Ana's outfit resembles an owl and the skin

just looks really great altogether. Well done Blizzard, I mean when you guys get really inspired, you can do some awesome skins too!

Alright so that's it for the Top 10 Winter Wonderland skins for Overwatch, Hope you guys enjoyed!

If you enjoyed this video, please support it by giving a Like and Subscribe for more gaming related videos to come such as Overwatch and League of Legends.

Also, if you're interested on those Funko POP -figurines that you saw in the Intro, please do not hesitate to check them out in the video description below

as I have provided the links for you to checkout.

That's it for this time, my name is Hepodix and have a nice day!

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Review - Impulse (Knoebels, Elysburg PA) - Duration: 3:50.

this year I was able to return to Knoebels and check out their 2015

edition impulse it looks like a girl our Eurofighter but in fact it's actually

built by zero or I think that's how you pronounce it alright well let's get into

the review presentation since this coaster is relatively new the paint job

looks great and even the seats in the trains look to be in good condition

there is no theming which I wouldn't expect anything as this is an amusement

park I'll give a score of 7 for presentation intensity I was actually

surprised with how much of a punch this ride delivers I mean it's not

over-the-top or anything but for its size it delivers on some good solid

thrills the first drop has some good airtime the inversions are fun the loop

and barrel have some good hang time especially the barrel roll the helix at

the end of the ride has some strong forces which I would somewhat expect but

overall the ride has some strong moments something I wasn't expecting

the general public really seemed to love this thing

as it clearly had the longest wait in the park and I can see why too if you

don't visit many amusement parks this ride is going to be the most

intimidating in the park especially with the vertical lift

I think impulse earns a score of 7 for intensity fun factor since the park was

pretty busy when I was at Knoebels I wasn't able to ride this coaster as much

as I would have liked to which is a shame because it is a fun ride vertical

lifts are always intimidating and somewhat unnerving the drop as already

mentioned is where you experience the best airtime on the ride which honestly

was more intense than what I was expecting

since this coaster features a lap bar it really allows you to enjoy the whole

experience the hang time moment simply wouldn't be the same if the ride use the

over-the-shoulder restraints oh and speaking of the restraints a nice

feature of this ride is that they have the ability to insert boosters for

shorter riders which lowers the ride height requirement I thought this was

actually a pretty neat feature and I wonder if other coaster manufacturers

are able to incorporate this into their rides as well I'm giving impulse a score

of seven for the fun factor originality impulse isn't anything new or original

it's basically a copycat of other Gerst Laur euro fighters in fact some

enthusiasts could be fooled into thinking this is a girl hour ride where

the ride excels from other girl our Euro fighters is the restraints until very

recent they used shoulder restraints which this coaster only uses a lap bar

overall it's basically the same thing so I'm giving impulse a score of 4 for

originality smoothness I have no complaints in this area in fact I'd say

the ride is butter smooth there's no head banging during the inversions

thanks to no shoulder restraints and I didn't notice any rattle so I'm giving

impulse a score of 10 for smoothness the final score comes to 7 which is a decent

rating this isn't a top 2 your roller coaster but that's not a bad thing

either the ride is a good palate cleanser from the other wooden coasters

in the park the general public seemed to love it which is a good thing so yeah if

you make your way over to Knoebels give this one a go don't overlook it and

simply head on over to the other world-class wooden coasters in the park

well thank you for watching please subscribe check out more of my content

and follow me on Facebook Instagram and Twitter

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LPS TikTok Compilation 2 - Duration: 5:47.

Deviltown is colder in the summertime.

I'll lose my mind at least another thousand times.

Hold my hand tight

We will make it another night.

I still get a little scared of something you...

I Can't separate your sins to me. You're acting like you're twins. This is a mess. Is this a test?

How many guesses do I get till only one of you is left? You're quite the same

If loves the game

The Radio playing songs

that I have never heard

what did you say?

oh nah nah nah nah nah nah

it goes around like nah nah nah nah nah

I Was shopping for a new car which one's me a cool convertible or an SUV?

Too bad. I didn't know my credit was wack as now I'm driving off the lot in a used subcompact F R E E that spells freecreditreport.com

baby saw their ads...

Papa Papa?

yes johnny?

do you love me?

No johnny!

oh my gosh

the dog filters work on lps!

I'm actually really surprised this works doesn't even work on my actual dogs

This is awesome

Okay, this is not how it's supposed to look

even works on a bear

So the cat and the dog filters neither of them work on cats

can I have a peppermint?

you can have a peppermint!

thats too hot for me! *spits*

HEY! AHH!

You don't like it's too spicy, why'd you ask me for a mint.

I don't know?

when did the Spiciness begin

is it all because of me

I don't know

Am I sleeping on the couch? Yeah!

Hey what this little thing on moms hope chest?

that is my tiny box of dreams!

oops!

Oh, don't worry about it Timmy my dreams were shattered years ago many years ago.

Who let the dogs out?

Choose your charactor

One time I ate a hamburger and then like an hour later

I started sneezing, but I don't think it had anything to do with the hamburger

Maybe your red hair dye going into your brain!

Can that happen!

so take a look at my hair

cool

I use my hair to express myself

that sounds really boring!

I use my hair to express myself.

hell. we are twins. yes twins, yes sir

I am me, she is she

expect when I pretend I'm her

and when we switch you can tell which is which.

but I want some more..

I am sure

but the problem is

I love your puppy dog eyes

Meow

I am a muffin and it is muffin time!

who wants the muffin?

please I just wanna die!

please somebody kill me

please it is muffin time, have your had a muffin today

you are so hypnotizing

could you be the devil could you be an angle?

your touch magnaizing

leaves my body flying

Because you're easy to make fun of okay

Then stop as your huckleberry because you're a ranger, Krishna if I had feelings for you

Don't you think I'd just come right down say it?

Of course I like you

When I was in high school, I was real unpopular and no one would talk to me now

I work at Walmart. And when I say hi to people they say hi BIA hi

They gave me this real important job. Hey everyone. Welcome to little patch up world

make sure you do create for a cause because

It's very helpful. I'm doing the ocean one because well as you can see I'm a while so

please share this and do your own tic TOCs with this filter to help donate and

keep the ocean clean place a

five

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US Big Banks Are Laundering Money For Terrorist Organizations - Duration: 7:35.

If we want to get tough on terrorism as a country, then we have to start by going after

the big banks. The big banks are laundering money for terrorist organizations and they've

been doing it for a very long time. Congress knows it's going on. The media knows it's

going on. The Department of Justice knows it's going on. You know this story you UBS.

I mean, well actually they're there. They're about four banks that were caught red handed

doing that. HSBC, HSBC. Now I love this story because this is where all these hanger ons

about, you know, there's only one party that can save America. All these hangers on that

really have never taken the time to really look behind the story. HSBC is a good one,

isn't it? Because HSBC was caught. It admitted that yes, we are laundering money for terrorism.

They even signed a two page document, item by item.

We washed, we watched the money, we knew we were washing the money. We knew where they

were Terrorists. We knew that human life was at risk and people were killed. We did all

these things. Oh yeah, we'll pay a billion dollars and everybody goes home. Nobody worries

about it. Take it from there. It was a great moment for Eric Holder to be able to stand

up there as our attorney general at the time and say, look, we're stamping down on terrorism.

We just busted this bank. They're going to pay us a billion. So it was somewhere between

1 and 2 Billion, you know, for, for laundering much more than that, for these terrorists

and the bank goes about their business. We don't know that they've stopped it by all

accounts. They likely haven't. We Got Credit Suisse, a Bank of America, HSBC, UBS are the

four big ones.

They have all been popped for this and all, at least in some way of kind of paid a fine

for it. But right now, you know when we see a a Monday morning president tweeting out

in all caps or or about Iran, threatening Iran, and then we have everybody saying, well

what about this Russian woman? Hey, listen to this though. CNN last week declared that

Russia was committing acts of war. Okay, acts of war. So all these people trying to say

we've got to protect American security. Right? Okay. Go to the banks because they are the

ones who are helping fund the actual terrorism, killing people in the US, their killing people

in Europe and in Africa and the Middle East. All over the place. Farron you saw. You and

I've done a story with HSBC. One of the programs we did. You actually had the release that

they signed a.

We seemed like we were talking about every item on the release. Here's what's incredible

about it. They admit A, as I said, we are. Yes, we are washing money for terrorists.

B, Yes. We know they are terrorists. C, we know the money's being used to kill Americans

and D we were. We have a process that basically were simply has been going on for for for

15 years and we do it because we can. That's if you read that document, basically that's

what it says. And we do it because we can. What that means is the Department of Justice,

Eric Holder, Loretta Lynch, the people that caught them doing it, said, oh, we're going

to let you get away with paying a fine, and any one of those things would have put those

people in prison the rest of their lives. Let me tie one of the thing up. One of the

thing that we're seeing the same thing on opioids.

I took a deposition, uh, last Thursday. I knew this. If this is not, this is not confidential

information. Every, all the depositions that I'm having to take in the opiod case against

Mckesson and these various people I have to hold confidential, till we go to trial, which

is absurd, but at any rate, we, we now know this. Covington & Burling, who Eric Holder

works for today, works for, worked for Covington & Burling before today, work for Covington

& Burling before he went to work with, with, uh, as attorney general. His specialty was

white collar crime. Okay. He works for the lawyer that represents Mckesson right now.

Okay. That same lawyer is the lawyer who negotiated the deal with Mckesson, and this is in the

newspaper. This is. There's nothing confidential about this. So this same lawyer negotiates

with the Attorney General. They're from the same law firm. They worked together before

Eric Holder went to work as the AG.

They work together now, after Eric Holder moves from the AG in this. In this situation,

the DEA said we caught Mckesson breaking the law very clearly. They say that there should

be a. the, the, the, the, the fines should begin somewhere at a billion dollars and we

need a perp walk. Okay? It goes from that. That's the recommendation of the DEA. It goes

to from that to where the Covington & B urling attorney general that the lawyers this inside

job with the lawyers, they say the Mckesson, well, we only want you to pay $150, million

dollars and nobody goes to jail. That's this story. That's just another iteration of this

story right here with HSBC and the banks that are killing Americans daily. And now what's

happening is that we've got these lawsuits that are popping up of people actually holding

these banks accountable for their role in these terrorist attack there.

They're not easy cases to prove. And, and you know, I, I know you've worked on these

and, and we, we've met with attorneys, I've been there just to be able to listen and understand

this better, but these are tough. Listen, you got to know 100% that the money came from

a terrorist organization. Two, That the bank then gave this money to other terrorists to

carry out a specific attack. Three, that the money that was given to them was what was

spent on that attack. And four, that any injuries from any party trying to sue came from that

attack from the things that were purchased with that money. I, we're looking at incredibly

difficult cases, but they're winning. We're gonna win this. Yeah, exactly. We have, we

have one of the biggest cases, uh, you know, pending in the country against these banks.

And that is where we've caught them.

We've caught them. And actually it's not just that they admitted to everything you just

said, but we are catching. We got witnesses, we got whistleblowers, we got documents that

are coming in every day showing us that the banks to this day, as you and I are talking,

are still doing this. Why are they still doing it? They're still doing it because nobody

went to prison. They're still doing it because Eric Holder with Covington & Burling, you

know, let them go again and then we find out, oh by the way, isn't it a coincidence. Covington

& Burling now represents these people and oh, by the way, Covington & Burling in Washington

DC, Eric Holder's law firm represented him before we let him go for a billion dollars

when any one of the things that they admitted to should have landed them in prison. That's

the state of our justice department where it comes to terrorism in the United States.

And now we've got Jeff Sessions, attorney general, who's been an obscenely quiet almost

the last few months, but the few times he comes out and says something he's telling

us about. We got tamp down on marijuana. Marijuana is the greatest threat to the world as a whole,

and if Jeff Sessions doesn't come in as our savior, we're all dead from marijuana overdoses,

ignoring all of the evidence on opioids, on terrorism, on bank fraud, that piling up on

his desk every day. We could have a perp walk on Wall Street.

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Whoopi Goldberg Channels Cher in Sequin Cape at Kennedy Center Honors: 'She Wears It Better!' - News - Duration: 2:00.

Whoopi Goldberg paid a stylish tribute to music legend and fashion icon Cher at the 41st Annual Kennedy Center Honors.

During the annual national celebration of the arts, which aired Wednesday night on CBS, Goldberg honored the "Believe" pop star wearing a look that could have easily been straight out of her closet.

Goldberg stepped onto the stage smiling wide wearing a dramatic floor-length black sequin trench that channeled Cher's personal style, leaving the singer cracking up in the audience.

"I went into your closet!" Goldberg said onstage, directed at Cher. "And I am aware she wears it better."

Goldberg continued her speech saying, "Elvis. Sinatra. Cher. There have been a handful of entertainers who are instantly recognizable by just one name."

"She not only marches to the beat of her own drum honey, she is a one woman band. In a word — she's Cher," the comedian added.

Even though Cher's the proud owner of one of the most iconic wardrobes in fashion history (and fashion inspiration to many, including Kim Kardashian West!), the star's not the most high maintenance when it comes to her off-duty wardrobe. In fact, one of her all-time favorite t-shirts has been in her rotation since 1985.

"I go around at home like I'm just raggedy," she said. "Clean, but slobby. I've got shirts — my favorite shirt is 30 years old."

"As a matter of fact, people have pictures chronicling this shirt for a million years," Cher admitted, adding, "and I don't care and I don't care how many times I wear it."

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UNBOXING NATALE 2018 - HERMÈS E LOUIS VUITTON (VITA DI COPPIA M&M) [SUB ENG] - Duration: 17:31.

Welcome to this video! Here Mike and Maria!

Today I'm not alone! Why?

Because I'm starting this new video series

It looks interesting to me

- please write here below if you agree with me -

to tell you more about my couple life

as it is well known by my followers and subscribers

I'm married several years now

so it's interesting to tell you what is our daily routine

Today where do we start from?

From our Christmas presents!

We would like to tell you more about this

also because it's connected to what I told to my community recently live on Facebook

here below you find the link (Italian only)

it's about generosity, how much important the presents are

Find the link here below to take a look of the live

if you didn't see yet

We have a long presents story, we learned with the time

at the beginning we didn't know each other as we do now

and we had several years

mostly on Christmas: the present which was a complete surprise

the present which wasn't absolutely expected

sometimes it was said before what it would have been liked

the present which was not actually never used

we have some presents which should still be unboxed!

anyway there are different present stories

this year we decided to buy something we both needed

you will see in a while what is it

and we decided to buy the presents choosing them together

exactly

during a weekend we spent out of town together

we went shopping in Milan

instead of choosing a present and at worst let her/him change it after

we went together in the shops

and we chose together, like you take this and I take this

simply like that

it was really nice because everyone was choosing easily what it was the best

if you want to try this kind of experience

go shopping before Christmas to avoid all the crowd in the last days

just choose what you like

do it! Go together!

Take a look and say what you like!

It is a suggestion, maybe you prefer another way

if you like more the surprise for example

we agreed in this way

as I explained in the live video I was mentioning earlier

it is important to agree about the way to do the presents

to talk about them, we decided this year to do so

now we will tell exactly what happened

We were in Milan and we went - really funny! -

in different shops to look for the perfect present

The presents are still in the boxes!

Let see

Mine is heavy! It looks small but it's heavy

We know what's inside

but I don't remember very well

What does it mean??

Don't you remember?

I don't remember how exactly it's made

It's not a surprise

but it's cool to do an unboxing

as I've written in the title with all of you

Then today, Christmas morning

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COMO GERMINAR O GERGELIM e potencializar seus nutrientes - Duration: 6:11.

the sesame it comes in 3 types, brown,

black and white but the nutritional differences between them are minimal, so

whatever you choose, will be well served with nutrients that are great for

the health of our body. Sesame still little consumed here in the

west being restricted only in the top of breads and biscuits.

but the sesame is very beneficial especially for vegans and

vegetarians because it is a good source of proteins that aid in physical activities, it is

very rich in calcium, even a portion of sesame seeds has more calcium than

1 cup of cow's milk, also helps prevent anemia, because containing iron

and it also has a large amount of b vitamins

which leaves skin, eyes, and hair more beautiful and if was not enough, the sesame

protect our body, our DNA of radiation, thus contributing to

also to prevent cancer, but then as everything in life does not eat

too much sesame because it can irritate the stomach

and may appear in anti-drug tests due to the small amount of THC

and germinating the sesame happens that nutrients are increased

also releases toxins and helps to improve the absorption of

nutrients so stay there and follow the process of

sesame germination

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for the germination of the sesame you go need a cup of sesame can

be peeled or not, a glass sterilized with hot water and more or

less one liter of water

the first thing is to wash the sesame anything if the sieve has a

longer holes can put a piece of voal to be able to wash

and the sesame does not drain. After washing the sesame

think

put on the glass

and then just cover with the voal and leave overnight in a dark place from 12 a

16 hours until the next day

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the next day rinse the sesame again and then rinse thoroughly

cloth

there after you washed the sesame, puts it back on the glass cover with the voal

put it back into a bowl so that it it is inclined so to continue the

during the day Then, after spending the day leaning

night you can withdraw. here I chose to carry out the germination process in fewer steps

because the sesame does not hold much especially in hot weather has the

tendency to spoil

two steps

and the sesame germination process is ready

so here the sesame seed is already ready to use in other recipes like

milks, sesame cheese and others

Who opened the door there?

So, people liked the tips? of recipe? so be sure to sign up for the

our channel, leave your comment suggestions and also give your like

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Álcool - Cuidado com essa droga, pode te machucar de verdade! - Duration: 6:14.

Hi! I'm João Blota and on today's video I'll talk about Alcohol!

So alcohol is a drug that's even

older than time. It's been around since the beginning of man.

Alcohol has a substance called Ethanol. This substance

is produced through yeasts during the fermentation process.

The same process we use to make bread, pizza dough etc.

It can also be obtained during the distillation of vegetables, grains, plants and fruits.

And through these two processes we obtain ethanol, which is a depressant drug.

This drug affects our central nervous system. At first, people

tend to feel relaxed, after that they feel euphoria, start

talking a lot, acting out... People may start drinking slowly but all of the sudden,

they get really talkative, become relaxed, start to loose up

and after that they become intoxicated.

They can become aggressive, "crybaby's", sleepy, and from that

they end up showing of a lot of who they really are

They might say things that they are too afraid to say without alcohol

When someone is drunk, they lose sense of what they can or what they should say

It's like all secrets are spilled and they can't really keep track of what they are doing

And from then on there's only one other thing...

The alcohol-induced coma. People sometimes drink so much that they enter

a stage of coma and have to be rushed to the hospital to be treated

The 'trip' you get from drinking alcohol is really insane

it's not easy to get drunk to the point of falling down

There are lot's of ways to consume this drug

You can drink something 'pure' like whisky or vodka

or you can mix drinks with soda, juice, water and so on...

That's pretty much it although some people use it in some different ways

that we are not really to discuss here

Alcohol will last on your bloodstream for a very long time

but it takes less than a few seconds for it to be absorbed by your body

and then start to work making you 'drunk'

It doesn't matter if you are used to drinking or not

there's no way to avoid getting intoxicated if you keep on drinking

Some people can drink tons of beer and not feel a thing

but some people can take just a sip and become really drunk. It all depends on your body

At the same time, some drinks have a lower alcohol percentage

making it harder to 'get drunk'

There are a lot of dangers when it comes to alcohol consumption

And it's "rare" to see someone that died just from drinking.

But the real problem is when we drink and start to do other things

But you can be sure that if you try to drink yourself

to death, you will be able to do so. Just imagine drinking a ton of pure vodka...

But then again, the main risks come with what we do when we drink

You might get into a fight, drink and drive because you think

you are ok and it's safe to do so

You might fall down, hurt yourself, get lost...

People suffer in different ways with this drug

Euphoria, somnolency, anger, sadness...

People get into fights, get lost, become suicidal

and all because they are drunk

How many times have you seen news about drunk drivers that

got themselves killed, or that ended up killing others?

The guy that's drunk won't notice that he is not able to drive

And then he goes on playing with his life and with other peoples lives too

Alcohol dependency is a complicated factor

because, unlike other drugs, it takes a long time to develop

a real dependency towards this drug. It's not like you will get addicted

on your first sip on a beer. No. It's a long and painful process

that might start when you are just a child

And today we have a big problem with alcohol consumption

among kids, especially

with boys, because they have that image that

if you don't drink, you will never be a 'true man'

You won't be able to talk to girls, or to be tough and so on...

And some people even think that they need to get drunk to enjoy any party

or to have fun in general. And we encourage each other to do so

on clubs, bars, parties... You can enjoy drinking, yes

but when you get to the point where you need to drink every time you

see yourself in any of those places, or when you make drinking a regular habit

You are addicted. Sometimes it takes years, sometimes it only takes days, but you

can become addicted and end your life because of a single beer.

So if you realize that you are getting into these habits, think again

Ask for help. Ok? I think that's it.

Always keep your eyes open and take care of yourself.

If you enjoyed this video, make sure to leave a like and subscribe

And remember: Drugs are not worth it! Bye!

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The Best New Tasting Menu Doesn't Break The Bank || Eat Seeker: Cadence - Duration: 6:11.

- [Samantha] So, the name Cadence is a reflection

of the sort of natural rhythm that we see

in every facet of the restaurant.

We see a sort of a natural movement of dishes,

where it flows through savory bites into dessert,

where flavors are not necessarily overwhelming others.

No matter what you're eating,

you should want to take another bite

because your palate is stimulated.

So, that's kind of always the goal.

- [Michael] We all, having been working together

for the past six years,

have kind of similar ideas about food.

And that kinda lends to the creative process

where things kind of find their way naturally.

- [Jon] We all view this as a very personal project,

so with that I think the food can lend itself

to different styles, and different cultures,

different types of cuisine.

Because it's all things that are very personal

to us as cooks.

The choose-your-own four course

was definitely like a happy medium for us.

Keeping a strong identity per category is important.

The first courses are gonna be fresh vegetable,

mainly raw or fresh preparations

of fish and seafood tartars.

- [Michael] The second course

being something a little more

on the lines of a pasta course.

Heartier, filling.

Third course, the entree course,

being more protein driven.

A lot of that is gonna be a beef dish,

fish dish, or poultry.

And then after that, dessert.

We don't wanna have somebody walking out

feeling like, bogged down.

And Sam does a really great job with that.

- [Samantha] One of the biggest crimes

that a pastry chef can do,

is to load you up with sugar and fat,

and leave the guest feeling dissatisfied.

I naturally like more savory flavors and less sweet.

It's a natural finish to what they've already

been building up to.

- While we don't have necessarily

a traditional pasta on the menu.

So we do a fried cauliflower,

but it's gonna look like

you're getting a bowl of pasta with ragu, almost.

We do a fermented pork sausage with pork

and a ragu atop this cauliflower

that we hit with lemon juice, and pickled peppers,

a lobster bottarga, which is poached lobster roe.

It looks really intense on the plate,

and we grate it to cover the whole thing.

So when you get it,

it's this big blanket of bright red lobster roe.

It looks almost like grated cheese, in a way.

But as you eat through,

it's gonna create a really interesting salinity.

A really deep flavor.

You get the familiarity of a bowl of pasta,

but as you eat through it,

it's gonna be something very different

from what your mind kind of processes.

- [Jon] We're not just looking to, you know,

put dishes on the menu

that are so out there and progressive

that someone looks at it and they just,

they don't really know what to think of it.

So, I think playing off that idea of like,

this is something that's familiar to you.

Something that people see

in their every day dining experience.

But then, we also benefit by

exposing them to a new technique.

The duck is definitely one of the dishes

that I think, kind of, represents what we do.

The duck is, it's an alina duck.

Alina ducks are really cool

because they are a cross breed of peking and muscovy.

So the peking is gonna help give it a clean,

more tender flavor.

The muscovy's gonna bring a little bit of

game to the table.

So the ducks, we age them here for about seven days.

We roast them on the bone, in our oven.

So, they're roasted in a wooden, charcoal oven to mid-rare.

They get carved off the bone.

We render the skin so it's nice and crispy.

The legs are confit and then they get fried,

so nice crispy skin, topped with a really nice streusel

of sunflower seeds, a bunch of spices.

The breast is sliced and served with a spiced duck jus.

The accompaniments along side of it change.

We're still definitely hitting off

of some really great high summer flavors.

So, we have really beautiful baby squash

from a good farmer friend of ours,

and blistered shishitos.

We're just simply charring all of that

on our French top.

Finishing it with a little bit of that streusel.

A nice chili oil inspired by like that

chili oil condiment you get on the table

at a Szechuan restaurant,

and then a bunch of fried garlic.

So, you're getting that like,

sweet, spicy, savory, really umami chili oil

over the top of everything.

- [Samantha] The rice milk shaved ice

is kind of a play on Philadelphia water ice.

But using a very practical tool

for making kakigori, which is Japanese shaved ice.

The challenge with the shaved ice

is that it has to be as complex,

impactful, and satisfying as the other desserts.

It just requires finding bold flavors

and trusting textures that work

in a vegan context.

So really, the initial inspiration

was the sake lees.

I just pureed sake lees with cooked rice grits

to make what we call rice pudding.

So, a little bit of black currant puree,

and then spoon the shaved rice milk,

which has been shaved on the kakigori machine,

and then kind of douse the ice

with the concord grape syrup,

and then sprinkle more of the streusel,

and then fresh grapes.

We've got fresh tart green grapes

from one our foraging friends.

It's kind of this, almost kind of haunting flavor

that's just very interesting.

- [Jon] Our goal is to really put the experience first.

As three chef owners, I would love to say

we don't wanna come across as incredibly chef driven.

We want it to be experience driven.

- We all sort of have the same basic vision,

which was to just source good products.

Not really like, make it too complicated.

Just execute it well through like,

really good technique.

And be really honest about what we're trying to do,

which is just really give people a very like,

true representation of who we are

and what the food is.

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