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[BEAUTY] SCHIUMA da BARBA fatta in casa - Homemade whipped shaving cream - Duration: 3:20.
Hello everyone!
Today we will see how to make homemade product beauty with just three ingredients: we will do this
shaving cream homemade flavored eucalyptus.
As you will see the recipe will be very simple to achieve and will certainly provide you great
satisfaction.
Let's move on now to see the process but First remember to subscribe to the channel!
What we need is not shea butter refined coconut butter - what I use
I was self-produced - and a few drops of oil essential eucalyptus or of your oil
The preferred essential amount of butter shea and cocoa butter of decidetela
you based on the amount of shaving foam homemade that you want to obtain.
The important thing is that they are in equal parts, for example, 100 grams of shea butter
and 100 g of coconut butter.
We put in a glass container is the coconut butter that shea butter does not
refined.
We start to work on them with an electric mixer stopping to remove the larger pieces
which are eventually got stuck into whips
We start to mount the stopping compound every so often to remove debris from whips
and from the glass container walls, so as to be able to mount in a more
uniform throughout When the mixture will begin to be soft
we can add a few drops of oil Essential: I'll start with 20
A as they mounted smell a bit ' the compound to see if you need to add
additional essential oil After about five minutes you'll see how the compound
It will begin to assemble without longer divide in this point means that the foam is ready.
further proof that we can do to figure out if the compound is ready is to
to see if the tips are formed, as happens when mounting the egg whites until stiff.
Our shaving cream is homemade ready.
Now I'll show you the yield: as you see It is very foamy and has its own consistency
typical of shaving foam.
Let me know in the comments if you are successful to do it too.
Hello and the next!
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港幣$90 韓式自助午餐 12900won Korean lunch buffet | Tung 潼潼 - Duration: 5:07.
HKD 90 for Korean Lunch Buffet
Morning
I am going to subway
To find my bf
As he is late today, I will go first
(address please refer to below)
Let's go in!
Let's check the foods!
Fruits
Korean rice cake
Rice crackers
Fried sweet potato
Korean rice balls
Vegetables and Kimchi
Side dishes
Salad bar
Bibimbab ingredients
Fried foods
tteokbokki
Japchae 잡채
Sundae 순대
Steamed corn
Korean love this a lot
Cold noodles and mixd cold noodles
(BF love it a lot) They make it immediately!
Ice-cream and drinks
Red bean shaved ice
Korean buffet
Show them my dish too!
Yours?
Man favorite food
What's this? Cheese?
Broccoli?
Cheese sauce?
I don't know what is this too
Mukbang
How much is that?
(the price of lunch buffet of weekdays) 12900 won
(the price of lunch buffet of weekdays) Cheap right?
(the price of lunch buffet of weekdays) UM~
(I don't know what is he saying.) If you eat a cold noodles, xxxxxx
Ignore and keep eating LOL
(Cold noodles cold noodles cold noodles)
Use teeth to cut it off
(like a idiot) Cut it inside your mouth
(Foreigners don't know how to eat cold noodles) Use chopsticks to cut
keep trying
Success!
Why are you laughing?
Nono
Fighter!
Sundae순대
Sundae not bad~
Sundae not bad?
is that okay?
um~
Pumpkin porridge
ah? pumpkin porridge
Super sweet
Delicious!
Fish cake soup
Bulgogi
The second dishes
Fried potato
Ginseng rice ball
It is weird
I am eating corn
Koran corn is really delicious!
Mukbang
(Red bean shaved ice) Take the ice
(Red bean shaved ice) Red bean paste
(Red bean shaved ice) Rice cake
(Red bean shaved ice) Condense milk
Red bean shaved ice
How to eat this?
Just mix.
Mixing
Delicious~ Um~
Mukbang (Feel happy)
-Very cheap -Different kinds of food -Foods are tasty
Recommend!
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Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
Oh, mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Hiding behind a tree.
These little children are asking you,
Please come out so we can play with you.
Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
Oh, mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Hiding behind a tree.
These little children are asking you,
Please come out so we can play with you.
Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
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Hej Diddle Diddle | Rymowanek w języku polskim | Rymy dziecięce | Wierszyki dla dzieci - Duration: 1:39.
Hey diddle diddle,
The cat and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon.
The little dog laughed,
To see such sport,
And the dish ran away with the spoon.
Hey diddle diddle,
The cat and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon.
The little dog laughed,
To see such sport,
And the dish ran away with the spoon.
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Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey;
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her,
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey;
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her,
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey;
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her,
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
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HHHNNNUUGH
OWHAAA
LIGHTSABER IGNITION SOUND
ANGEREY KENOBI
Come now master Kenobi, I know a Jedi won't kill an unarmed MAN?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
STILL ANGEREY
WHOOSH
SSSHHHHCHHH
WASTED (Referenced from the widely popular video game series "Grand Theft Auto" by Rockstar Games)
I'm no Jedi.
[MLG Sequence]
[Imperial March Remix]
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Ewangeliarz OP - 20 lutego 2017 - (Mk 9, 14-29) - Duration: 2:14.
[music]
Some time ago I read an interview with Father Pelanowski,
who was asked by Marcin Jakimowicz
Why the healing of some spiritual diseases takes so long?
Why Jesus won't immediately do a miracle?
And Father Augustine used an interesting argument.
He says: because many of our spiritual diseases is tightly coupled with the environment.
For example, some kind of depressive tendencies
or self-aggressive behavior of the child
is highly bounded with what child's father says about him or her.
How does he refer to the child, how does he think of him or her.
Therefore the healing which Jesus wants to perform
has also to affect the environment.
If it suppose to bring the full effect
it has to touch the closest relationships of the person who doesn't cope with some issue.
In psychology they say about systemic therapy.
On the other hand, in the spiritual area it is indeed like
where sin abounded, grace did much more abound.
Our every disease, our all poverty becomes the starting point
to much more abounded grace of healing, which Christ the Lord wants to give.
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Hello Everybody My Name Is Pumpkinguy95
From The Pumpkinbros
and...
today...
Im going to be talking about youtube yes youtube
Ok So :)
Its been a question for a very long time
who is the most cringiest youtuber
Obviously Pumpkinbros
The real cringe is...
one youtuber
Ok you know what i am just going to talk
normally
kid
sit on bus
i am ape now
FUCK U
Ya obs sheeit
ummmm
ya that sheeit good
That piece of shit
bad vids
wrong button
ok
lets just
wait what the
Cringey intro
OHGOD
sigh
continue
Cringey voice
i have no friends
you are right you have none
cringe crap plays more
oh god again
ahhhhh sheeit this game bad
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Episode 3: The Anatomy of Taste - Duration: 20:31.
On today's episode of Food Lab we're
going to look at the anatomy of taste
and one taste in particular, the one that
most people don't know a lot about and
we very rarely get right - and that's
bitterness. Most chefs will try and create
the perfect dish, and they'll do it by
incorporating five taste profiles. So
sweet, sour, umami (or savoriness, we call it),
saltiness and bitterness which
is the last one. Certainly, bitter taste
is massive. It takes probably three or four
times more genomespace than any of the
other tastes. For example, we're talking
about straight taste, we need two genes to
detect sweetnesss, but when it comes to
bitterness you actually need 25 different
active genes to detect it. So that's
quite a bit of a difference. So why do we
need so much more of our genome
devoted to picking up bitter?
Well, what's clear that bitterness, and that's been
known for a long time, it's a
defense mechanism. Really, what we want to
do in the classical concept - now I'm
mentioning classical because we might be
getting into new concepts - the classical
concept of bitterness is to be able to
detect potential toxic compounds in our
food so that we prevent the consumption
of those compounds. So why do we need 25
genes to do that? Well, because the
diversity of potential harmful compounds
in nature is huge and they're not
chemically related, so there's no way
that with one or two sensors we could
detect such a wide array of
different chemical compounds. So nature
had to devote a large number of
resources into keeping those compounds
out. There's people who are very sensitive
to bitterness, so they're super tasters.
There's people who like me are regular tasters
and they have an average response to bitterness
and there are people who really can't taste
bitterness at all.
Whether or not bitterness is liked has got a lot to
do with someone's background, what foods
they've eaten previously, there culture,
etc. What they've been
exposed to, what they've been habituated to
in their diet; and that will definitely
determine whether or not they like
bitterness or not in a particular product.
I didn't like coffee as a child but now I love
coffee.
Yes. Have I grown into that?
Or is it because I've kept drinking
coffee and developed the taste for it. I think,
from what I understand
the changes from when you're a child through to
I guess post 23 is when you sort of, your flavour
preferences are kind of set after
that. Children aren't exposed to all of
these things and until they are and until
they're repeated exposure to those things
they don't become used to those sorts of
flavours and aromas and tastes. But up until
certain points physiologically you're able to
accept a range of different foods, maybe
a range of different bitterness, but as you
get older you're (just like everything
else in our bodies) your sense of
smell and taste starts to decrease
and after about the age of 55 it really
starts to go down. Just like sour
ingredients, bitterness has always been
used to temper the other taste profiles.
So if you think about sweetness in
particular, when we have desserts,
something like a tiramisu or a burnt
toffee, those flavors that we get from
bitterness help balance out that really
intense and sometimes overpowering
sweetness you can get in desserts. But
beyond that, bitter compounds have the
ability to make you feel fuller for
longer and lower your blood pressure.
We have seen in some of our studies that
what bitterness does to your stomach
is delay the emptying of the stomach.
So it's as if you would be feeling fuller
for longer, right?
A similar thing happens with the small
intestine. We obviously know that
the contents of the small intestine, they
travel all along, so what happens with bitter
compounds - they slow down that
movement. So again, it takes longer to
empty the digestive tract and therefore
the feeling of being satiated, it's
there for longer... lasts longer.
Is that a defense mechanism? Is it,
we're not emptying our stomach because we're not
entirely sure whether what's in there is
okay? I guess it's speculation, if you'll
allow me to say what. What would make sense
to me is that that .. look, the
body is sensing something potentially
harmful, even if it's not toxic,
but it's still of a cautionary reaction,
right? So if we have something that's
potentially ... could kill us, do you want to
just release it and get it absorbed fast?
No ... so you try to hold it and
release it slowly so that at any given
time the amount of that compound being
absorbed will be relatively small. So the
levels that could reach, let's say the
brain, would always be contained, will be
really low. The more we keep it in
the stomach and we slow down the release
into the gastro intestinal tract. So that's
again, it's speculation but it makes
sense. Some of these bitter compounds are
highly expressed in the heart, in
the cardiomyocytes and they seem to be
related also to systolic and diastolic
pressure. Again, just what I said in
the aerial ways, in the cardiovascular
system, they would also be related to
relaxation. So it decreases systolic and
diastolic pressure, at least in a right
model which is where we looked
at. Is bitterness in food, is it a good thing
or bad thing? Is it medicine or a
toxin? All right, you're getting to the
point aren't you! I'll ... look, again, I'm going to
refer to the classic concept of bitterness.
Bitterness in any food is bad. We
reject bitterness and what happens
is that as we get a bit more
experience in tasting those bitter
compounds we may end up liking some
of the bitterness that we have in our food
and we have lots of examples. So the
question is why do we end up liking
bitterness when it's potentially
a toxin, right? And the answer, i'm
going to answer that if you allow me, the
answer is not all bitter compounds are
toxic, right? So next step is so if they
are not toxic then what are they?
Right? Well, plants have also evolved
and they understand that if they are
bitter they will not easily be eaten, so
they reject predators by
becoming bitter and not necessarily
toxic but they become bitter. Now,
the intriguing part of it
is that some of these
compounds have actually some interesting
properties for us humans. And we talked
about antioxidant effects, we're talking
about human antibiotic effects,
parasitic effect, and so
on. So it all becomes then a bit
mixed, right? So we start with toxins and
we end up saying, look most of the bitter
compounds in edible foods are not toxic
obviously, or they wouldn't be edible, and
they actually have potentially positive
functions with more into the
scent of medicines, that you were sort of inferring.
Just like me, i'm sure you never
knew there was so much to bitter
compounds in food. So, now we're going to
show you how it's used in a restaurant
setting and we make cocktails and we
do a little recipe after that.
The Sofitel, Brisbane Central's Cuvee bar is
one of my favorite in Brisbane.
Not only does it have a fantastic atmosphere and
a great view of the city but its barman Tom
makes one of those great bitter
cocktails that you talk about for years.
Bitterness is a flavor profile that's used
in alkaline cocktail making quite regularly - why is that
so? Well, bitterness is a funny thing, it's got a
lot of negative connotations - if your
coffee's bad, it's because it's bitter.
But a nice bitterness can really and
applied it takes to the cocktail amplify the taste of a cocktail
and really bring a new experience to it. So
coming from Italy where they have a
real culture of bitter drinks, the bitter
aperitifs and digestives,
they've really brought in a lot of
classic cocktails that had a lot of the bitter
elements in it. And through those bitter
cocktails we've moved forward into a new range of
cocktails. There's more challenging bitter
flavours, maybe more bitterness than the old cocktails.
Something to really stimulate. Bitter
is a challenging flavour, I would say.
If something's too bitter you will send it back
it's not good enough it can fade away
and not even be noticed.
But a good bitter cocktail can really bring a hunger to
your mouth, it can make you salivate a little
bitm it brings the tartness. So what's a classic that
we would all know that has a bitterness in it?
The negroni is one of the most classic. So
that's been around since 1990
people say. Created in Italy and
it's a perfect cocktail, so it's got 30 parts, 30 parts, 30
parts, all even ingredients and so this
one is what many considered a perfect
bitter cocktail - the perfect balance of
sweet, of dry and of the bitter
finish that really makes it last in
your mouth and really makes you enjoy a
nice long cocktail.
Alright, let's make a negroni.
The negroni is a laid cocktail or stirred,
it can be stirred in a larger glass and then decantered
into the glass, but classically
it's made in the glass itself. So we
start with the spirit,
gin entirely up to the preference of the
drinker. Next the campfire this is the
main source is the campari, this is the main source of bitterness.
The bitterness they say comes from comes chinotto fruit
which is a small little orange looking like fruit.
And at last we have the vermouth, I use
a sweeter red vermouth. Now vermouth is
made with grapes as well, so you've got the grape
skins in here as well which also adds
another light source of bitterness. Why
one large block of ice? A large block of ice does
dilute lower, so it's designed for the
long drink. I'm a whisky lover and I have
large blocks of ice because I don't
want to melt too quickly and dilute the whisky.
Absolutely. Twist the orange just gently to
release some of those oils and then I
just lay it in there. Some people prefer a twist,
I just like to lay it there, and then
you have your classic negroni. Pretty simple
really. Very simple, the challenge comes
in the balance of the ingredients. So if the
negroni is classic bitter cocktail, what's
the new age version? This one uses a base
of the bitters, so whee most drinks
have a dash, two dashes, three dashes if
you're bold, this one has 45
millilitres of bitters in the drink.
Woah! It's called a Trinidad Sour, created in the
Clover Club in Brooklyn, one of the most
famous cocktail bars in the world.
It's a lot of fun to make, keeping
putting in bitters, people don't know what's happening. But
despite the amount of bitters it's
delicious. It's got a real depth of flavour to
it, real complex and nice and bitter as well.
Alright let's make it. So this one is shaken,
and we start with the bitters. Now the
recipe calls for Angostura so I would
stick with that one.
And this is something most people would know this from lemon
lime bitters. That's where they would normally, and
it is literally a dash. Exactly. So that is a
lot of bitters. Oh yes, so
Australians aren't afraid of bitter drinks.
Yeah. Not many countries have the lemon
lime bitters. We have a huge coffee culture
here as well.
Exactly. Then I go into the Armonds syrup.
So this is Armands, it's got rosewater, and it's
and it's a bit sweet and it helps
balance all this bitterness.
30 mls of that. Lemon juice to bring
out some more tartness. So cocktail
making is similar to designing a dish, you want
those balance of flavors between sweet,
sour, bitter. Absolutely. And then I
add in some rye whisky.
And I give it a good shake!
So one of the best things as well
about this cocktail is the beautiful colour it has. It's a real dark red.
And that's it. No garnish, served as is,
an interesting challenge for any cocktail
drinker and a lot of fun to make. What with
both of them I think the most interesting thing is how
bitterness is in both drinks, but as you said
when they're balanced well it adds
to the drink
Absolutely, the negroni's on your menu at
anytime. The trinidad sour you might have
to ask for, it's a bit of a special
cocktail that one and if I did have it
on the menu I might go bankrupt from
all that it is we have use to make it.
From one classic Italian in the negroni
to another classic Italian dessert
in the tiramisu.
Next, I'll show you a great little
addition to help balance that bitterness.
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In the home kitchen bitterness is probably
the last flavour profile we think of
and you know it
normally when you burn something, but there
are ways of using bitterness to temper
sweetness and nothing does that more
so than a tiramisu.
So you've got dark chocolate, which is
really bitter, and coffee, which is quite
bitter. But it's there to balance a sweet
mascarpone and an even sweeter sponge.
First thing they get out a little, it's more
of a tiramisu trifle started is to make a
coffee anglaise.
So, I did need my pot and and I need egg yolks in there,
I'm using four. So, I'm going to put my whites
into here and my yolks straight in my
bowl. So four egg yolks and then about half a cup of
sugar, then on top of that we're going to
put a shot of espresso. Whisk that
together, then add our cream and get it on top of
our double boiler. My custard is sitting on top of my
double boiler so it's just going to
slowly cook. We'll keep an eye on it, keep
stirring it and then turn it off and
let it thicken. But while it sits there and
does its thing i'm going to put together
the mascarpone mix. So mascarpone, which
I guess is a cross between a cheese and
a cream. It's a really thick rich cream that
has a cheesy kind of flavour to it, but
I am going to sweeten it up. I did say that
the coffee and the chocolate was there,
the bitterness was there to balance the
sweetness of the mascarpone. So a little
bit of sugar in there and then I'm going to add
some cream in with that.
So a little bit of regular double cream,
about two to one, so two parts mascarpone to
one part double cream. Give that a mix.
So that is nicely mixed in.
When you're whisking or mixing
mascarpone be careful because it will split
really really easily. We're going to pop it into a
piping bag just so it's easier to pipe into my
serving dishes.
The thing, I think the other thing I love
about this, the whole idea of bitterness,
and we've heard that there are receptors for
bitterness in cardiac muscle, so your heart
can taste bitterness. I love the fact that
an old Italian classic like a tiramisu
can be tasted by your heart.
I'm sure that's the reason they love it so
much. You can taste this all the way to
your heart. So these piping bags are
fantastic for this exact reason, they're
great to store creams, plating up is a
lot easier as well, makes plating up so
much easier. And you can see the mascarpone has
a slightly different color
to normal cream. It's slightly yellower.
Than a normal cream. It's somewhere
in between a double cream and a cheese.
That is our mascarpone done, we can tie that off.
That is a little shot of my custard that thickened beautifully, I've taken some out
of there and put it in here just to let it cool
a little bit. Now it's really time to assemble.
So normally you would soak your biscuits
in some espresso. I'm not going to,
I don't like super soggy biscuits in
trifles or in tiramisu's. What I'm going to
do you need is I'm going to use a beaker to serve it in.
I'm going to break some of my sponge and put it in the bottom
and then my custard is going to go on top of that.
And that will help soften the biscuit,
and then a little bit more biscuit on top.
Then our mascarpone and cream mixture.
Pipe that in.
Some more biscuit.
And then you just build layers. Now one other
thing that goes really well with coffee
is blueberries. It's probably something
that you haven't thought of before but
blueberry and espresso is a great combination
I'm going to drop some blueberries in to
our little trifle as well. A bit more cream.
Some more of our blueberries.
And the last little thing is a little bit
more bitterness to counteract the
sweetness that's in that custard,
in that mascarpone and that's in some dark chocolate,
which I'll just grate over the top. Now you could
just dust some cocoa on here if you wanted
to but I reckon if you've got a good
quality dark chocolate you can put on
top, I'm okay with that. There's no reason why
you couldn't grate some dark chocolate
into the mix as you were building those
layers. Last few blueberries.
You'll be surprised by how good that
blueberry, dark chocolate and coffee
mixture really is. So that's it, it's a
good way to see how bitterness can be
introduced into a dish in a good way.
On the next episode of Food Lab we're
going to learn a little more about a
theory that was developed in Greece over
2,000 years ago.
More importantly for us though, in the
kitchen this science means we can cook a
really tender curry in less than an
hour.
Oh, that's interesting! That is interesting.
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Pan Sun | Rymowanek w języku polskim | Animacja dla dzieci | Przedszkolnym piosenki - Duration: 2:09.Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
Oh, mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Hiding behind a tree.
These little children are asking you,
Please come out so we can play with you.
Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
Oh, mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Hiding behind a tree.
These little children are asking you,
Please come out so we can play with you.
Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
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Hej Diddle Diddle | Rymowanek w języku polskim | Rymy dziecięce | Wierszyki dla dzieci - Duration: 1:39.Hey diddle diddle,
The cat and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon.
The little dog laughed,
To see such sport,
And the dish ran away with the spoon.
Hey diddle diddle,
The cat and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon.
The little dog laughed,
To see such sport,
And the dish ran away with the spoon.
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Little Miss Muffet | Rymowanek dla dzieci | Kołysanki | Animacja dla dzieci - Duration: 1:38.Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey;
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her,
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey;
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her,
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey;
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her,
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
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(Eng CC) Why So Famous? [Dyo PD] Foreigners Trying Chicken Wings in Tampere, Finland. - Duration: 4:17.
2016.03.12, I heard that Tampere is the city of chicken wings so many times that I wanted to try with my friends. Ville, the local, showed us his favorite place, Sticky wingers.
Sticky Wingers : Chicken Wings restaurant. Buffalo chicken wings are originally from US, but it's famous in Tampere because it's the first city who took the recipe to Europe.
After eating, the fingers get sticky. From the sticky fingers, it got name "Sticky Wingers".
It has Ice hockey stuffs in there. Since Finnish people love Ice hockey so much, this place is crowded when there's important game.
How to eat chicken wings?
All the pieces come with "only one kind of hot sauce". So when you go with your friends, you have to decide how hot y'all want to eat.
You can't get it by your own sauce when you order it many pieces at once.
How many dipping sauce you can get depends on the number of pieces.
Serious talking about what to eat. lol
(in Finnish)
We have no idea what he's saying. lol
Actually you can just order in English. Most Finnish speak English well.
The 2nd serious talking.
Cannot wait to eat.. XD
They are so hungry that out of mind. Lol
It was the first time Ville and Pablo met.
They are asking each other how we all got here together.
The food is coming! Look at my face. lol
The table is full of the foods.. we are full of happiness..
Chicken wings are soaked with the hot sauce... beautiful.
The cheese sticks are full of melting cheese.
The best friend of wings are fries.
The real onion rings..
I was filming like that. lol
It's cruchy outside and soft inside. The spice is different from Korean one. It's sour and spicy at the same time.
It's not spicy for me at all.
(He is not used to spicy foods. )
Irene is jealous cuz she cannot eat because she's filming this. lol
I'm gonna try the cheese sticks. (Look at her! She feels the foods.)
Seems like... I'm really bad at expressing how delicious it is...
Rosalia is better than me..
It's full of cheeeeese!
Taste is really good.
Crunchy?
He's the local guy. lol
Busy eating.
Camera noding XD
I've tried chicken wings in the other place (2 places), I think this one was the best.
When you come to Tampere, you have to try Chicken wings in Sticky wingers!
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U.S. lawmakers call to re-list N. Korea as state sponsor of terrorism - Duration: 1:48.
North Korea's continued nuclear and missile provocations have sparked calls in the United
States to re-list the regime on its state sponsors of terror list.
Such calls have grown louder with North Korea's apparent murder of Kim Jong-un's half brother,...
Kim Jong-nam.
Connie Kim reports.
North Korea was first put on Washington's state sponsors of terror list after Kim Hyon-hui
, a North Korean agent,... bombed a Korean Air jet in 1987,... killing all 115 people
onboard.
After two decades on the list, the George W. Bush administration removed the North in
2008 after Pyongyang agreed to disclose information about its nuclear weapons inventory.
But, calls for North Korea to be re-listed have been growing in the U.S. in recent months,...
with lawmakers saying Pyongyang's continued nuclear and missile threats merit re-designation.
President Trump has also vowed to be tough on North Korea.
"Defending against the North Korean missile and the nuclear threat both of which I consider
a very very high priority."
A bipartisan bill that was stalled in Congress was reintroduced last month calling for the
State Department to review a list of purported acts by North Korea.
Such calls have been amplified with the North's apparent murder of Kim Jong-un's estranged
half-brother,... Kim Jong-nam.
Last week,... six Republican senators urged the Treasury Department to take more steps
to cut off North Korea's access to hard currency and for the Trump administration to review
re-listing Pyongyang.
The State Department has yet to confirm whether it has started the review process.
Connie Kim, Arirang News.
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My 31st Birthday Adventure ◆ IVANS. VLOG #7 - Duration: 7:14.
Today is my birthday.
It's Wednesday. Everyone is working except me.
So I'm just gonna do what I like doing most.
I'm gonna spend my day in the beach.
Exploring and surfing.
I'm gonna go over there, behind those hills.
So, the forecast is saying that
this wind is going to decrease by 4pm.
So now I'm just gonna do some exploring.
I'm gonna go see a waterfall and then, later, is surf time.
Alright. So, before the walk I'm just gonna eat something.
Some extra energy.
Nice!
OK! Enough of waterfalls.
It's surf time!
Alright. So, I bought this mouth mount for my GoPro.
Now we are gonna have some different perspectives in my footage.
Hope it's good!
Oh yeah! That was a great session.
And now it's time to chill.
Hey girl!
And that was it for my birthday.
I didn't shoot any videos but during that week
there was also a couple of celebrations with friends
and even some gifts from the family in Brazil.
Later, it was Christmas time
and we tried a different way of giving presents away.
Merry f#+*ing Christmas!
And then, there was the new year's trip.
But I'll leave these moments for a summer highlights video.
And I hope you have an awesome 2017!
Don't forget to subscribe!
Thanks heaps!
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Ewangeliarz OP - 20 lutego 2017 - (Mk 9, 14-29) - Duration: 2:14.[music]
Some time ago I read an interview with Father Pelanowski,
who was asked by Marcin Jakimowicz
Why the healing of some spiritual diseases takes so long?
Why Jesus won't immediately do a miracle?
And Father Augustine used an interesting argument.
He says: because many of our spiritual diseases is tightly coupled with the environment.
For example, some kind of depressive tendencies
or self-aggressive behavior of the child
is highly bounded with what child's father says about him or her.
How does he refer to the child, how does he think of him or her.
Therefore the healing which Jesus wants to perform
has also to affect the environment.
If it suppose to bring the full effect
it has to touch the closest relationships of the person who doesn't cope with some issue.
In psychology they say about systemic therapy.
On the other hand, in the spiritual area it is indeed like
where sin abounded, grace did much more abound.
Our every disease, our all poverty becomes the starting point
to much more abounded grace of healing, which Christ the Lord wants to give.
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[BEAUTY] SCHIUMA da BARBA fatta in casa - Homemade whipped shaving cream - Duration: 3:20.Hello everyone!
Today we will see how to make homemade product beauty with just three ingredients: we will do this
shaving cream homemade flavored eucalyptus.
As you will see the recipe will be very simple to achieve and will certainly provide you great
satisfaction.
Let's move on now to see the process but First remember to subscribe to the channel!
What we need is not shea butter refined coconut butter - what I use
I was self-produced - and a few drops of oil essential eucalyptus or of your oil
The preferred essential amount of butter shea and cocoa butter of decidetela
you based on the amount of shaving foam homemade that you want to obtain.
The important thing is that they are in equal parts, for example, 100 grams of shea butter
and 100 g of coconut butter.
We put in a glass container is the coconut butter that shea butter does not
refined.
We start to work on them with an electric mixer stopping to remove the larger pieces
which are eventually got stuck into whips
We start to mount the stopping compound every so often to remove debris from whips
and from the glass container walls, so as to be able to mount in a more
uniform throughout When the mixture will begin to be soft
we can add a few drops of oil Essential: I'll start with 20
A as they mounted smell a bit ' the compound to see if you need to add
additional essential oil After about five minutes you'll see how the compound
It will begin to assemble without longer divide in this point means that the foam is ready.
further proof that we can do to figure out if the compound is ready is to
to see if the tips are formed, as happens when mounting the egg whites until stiff.
Our shaving cream is homemade ready.
Now I'll show you the yield: as you see It is very foamy and has its own consistency
typical of shaving foam.
Let me know in the comments if you are successful to do it too.
Hello and the next!
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Pan Sun | Rymowanek w języku polskim | Animacja dla dzieci | Przedszkolnym piosenki - Duration: 2:09.Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
Oh, mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Hiding behind a tree.
These little children are asking you,
Please come out so we can play with you.
Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
Oh, mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Hiding behind a tree.
These little children are asking you,
Please come out so we can play with you.
Oh, Mr sun, sun, mr golden sun,
Please shine down on me.
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Hej Diddle Diddle | Rymowanek w języku polskim | Rymy dziecięce | Wierszyki dla dzieci - Duration: 1:39.Hey diddle diddle,
The cat and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon.
The little dog laughed,
To see such sport,
And the dish ran away with the spoon.
Hey diddle diddle,
The cat and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon.
The little dog laughed,
To see such sport,
And the dish ran away with the spoon.
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Little Miss Muffet | Rymowanek dla dzieci | Kołysanki | Animacja dla dzieci - Duration: 1:38.Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey;
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her,
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey;
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her,
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet,
Eating her curds and whey;
Along came a spider,
Who sat down beside her,
And frightened Miss Muffet away.
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