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I know that many need the simple words
so that they can understand
and engage themselves to the task of rescue of the Divine Messengers.
Many prefer not to believe Our words and in Our presences
when we reveal to you something you do not understand and that do not adjust itself to what you already know.
However, I ask you not to try to reduce the greatness of God to the understanding of the human mind.
Do not try to compare the Love of the One and Only with your own ability of loving.
And do not expect that the Creation of God
restrict itself to the existence of this small planet, when so vast is the universe.
What for would exist so many stars and galaxies
if not for the different expressions of the Love of God in His creatures to inhabit in them?
Or do you think by any chance that the stars exist
so that they can be contemplated by the humankind in the sky of Earth?
Roraima, a Brazilian state located in the North of the country, in the Amazonia,
has border with two countries: Venezuela and Guyana.
Its capital, Boa Vista, is thoroughly located in the Northern Hemisphere of the planet.
Since the first days of November of 2016,
the city has become the base of another mission of the Fraternidade International Humanitarian Federation,
the Humanitarian Roraima Mission.
With the Voice of the Consciousness of God,
I come on this day to ask for collaboration in an important humanitarian mission for Venezuela.
Once again, love must heal all pain
I expect, dear children, that in the month of November My missionaries of Fraternidade
will carry out this humanitarian mission together with the collaborators of the north of Brazil;
this mission will have the purpose of receiving many brothers and sisters
and of relieving the suffering that is generated in the nation of Venezuela.
Embracing this divine task, as humanity,
through this mission you will draw forward the opportunity of reversing the evil
that Venezuela is facing today.
Once again, love must heal all pain
Dear children, under the support and protection of all the angels,
the city of Boa Vista, in the State of Roraima, will become a refugee camp;
refugees that will, each time, come in greater numbers,
expecting to relieve suffering and to cover basic human needs.
Fraternidade International Humanitarian Federation
will have the Grace of gathering servers from the different nations of the Americas
that will participate in this sacred mission for the relieving of suffering of the brothers and sisters of Venezuela.
Once again, love must heal all pain
The Venezuela that I lived in my childhood and adolescence, in the 70's,
let us say it was a Venezuela, a golden chalice;
really a very prosperous, joyful, exuberant Venezuela.
And we began to perceive that things were changing very rapidly, in what concerns prosperity
here was not this prosperity anymore, even the joy began to decay,
and this was something typical of the Venezuelan,
a moment came when things began to descend very rapidly
and this last year has been devastating, 2016, devastating.
People would tell there was much delinquency, much assault, and this frightened them,
and what they testimonied the most is that there is no place where to buy food.
After many months in this situation where apparently there is no solution
or there has not been an apparent solution, they decide to migrate,
then we somethow try through this hope,
this humanitarian help, to return them this condition that there is always a solution that is awaiting us.
Many Indigenous people of the Warao ethnic group, for example,
walked immense distances from the Northeast of Venezuela to the Brazilian territory,
descending along the Orinoco River and entering the Brazilian territory through the state of Roraima.
The groups stay in the traffic lights asking for alms or selling something.
At the end of the day, they gather near the bus station of the city or in the Fair "of the Passarão",
a place of popular commerce to spend the night.
There, women and children live in awful conditions of hygiene and shelter
We did not know where to begin, we began on the street actually, on the streets looking for the Venezuelans,
the groups told us that in the "Passarão", in the fair, in the city market there were Indigenous groups.
The attendance is taking place on the street, on the sidewalks, on a bench.
This is a great task for the first group that arrives.
Trying to establish a rhythm, an adequate place and a standard so that we may try to instruct them,
for the health situation to improve a little.
Day be day, we gather
organize ourselves to meet the needs of this situation in a more equanimous way,
a more balance way, without our emotional envolvement,
also without generating any expectations in them.
Always organizing ourselves so that the mission can run in a balancing way.
At first, when we drew near them,
they looked at us with a certain fear because above all the Indigenous people
have suffered so much both in Venezuela and here,
this group of Venezuelan Indigenous people who are here, in Brazil,
they are used to being rejected, to not being helped,
or to be given food like this, from afar and then being left,
not this direct contact that the Fraternidade and the missionaries keep,
which is not just to help but is love.
Indifference is one of the great evils of humanity,
even worse than ignorance, because the one who is indifferent
already has a certain degree of instruction and, however, keeps thinking more in themself
and in their own needs.
Child, it is indifference which will lead you
to the abyss of the planetary consciousness.
Take care not to be taken and led by planetary indifference.
Do your best to follow your consciousness and your heart and, when you know that you must do something
do it promptly, do not ignore the necessities.
When you see that someone needs you, offer help without fear.
In all other missions, we arrived to support an institution that was already installed and working.
In this one, on the contrary, we arrived in a situation of chaos, and then we began to act.
And this mobilized the State Civil Defense, the public institutions.
The Fraternidade usually came to help someone,
this time it entered beginning an activity
and the public institutions came to support the whole activity of the Fraternidade.
The CRI was created by the Brazilian authorities to concentrate the help to the immigrants in a single place.
The idea for the Center arose after the Fraternidade began its works in the city and made contacts with the authorities.
The missionaries make medical and dental attendance services,
conduct hygiene activities in children and adults, serve daily meals at lunch and dinner,
distribute clothes and footwear, and conduct recreational activities.
It involves much more than just to serve, than to bring a plate of food, than to give clothes to people
because it is also to host them in the heart,
to listen to the brothers and sisters, to listen to their stories, to understand what is happening
and that suffering that suddenly is of a whole nation
or suddenly is the millenary suffering of the Indigenous Consciousness
and who, upon arriving here, in Brazil, and upon being hosted with warmth, with love,
feels that something is healed, little by little.
To draw near the Indigenous people, at the beginning there is a lot of difficulty,
because they have much resistance, it seems that they are very afraid.
We conquered slowly, slowly, then it became an addiction,
they did not want to loosen us, they gave that delicious hug.
It was beautiful to conquer them, or they conquer us.
On the mission, I woke up in bed and woke up with a smile, full of love,
at remembering the Indigenous that we suddenly saw on the streets and who recognized us and came running to greet us,
and how this, this image will always remain with me.
Even sometimes you find an Indigenous person
or some person from Venezuela who arrives now for the first time
and you feel in the heart as if you had already seen this brother,
you had know who knows from where,
and, as we say, it is something much deeper and more spiritual
that is being gestated and is being developed in this place.
When Mary talks of the Love of the Heart, it is just a matter of looking at these children here,
how they open our hearts, even by force, only with their look, it is too beautiful.
The spirit is passing by,
and when it passes everything changes, joy comes, sadness goes.
It is very difficult for you to create a bond of trust, because they are very marginalized.
So, when they create a bond of trust, this bond is steady. You see?
Because this place that will arrive, new, will arrive already with their participation.
On December 27, 2016, the CRI changed into a new place,
bigger and with a better infrastructure: a gymnasium with a great terrain around it.
The Venezuelan criollos that come now, are they going to enter here too?
What is a criollo?
Those non-Indigenous.
Those who are not Indigenous, if they need they will be able to come, too, if they need to.
If they create problems, the law is the same, you see?
If they come and create problems.
I know that among the Warao, if a criollo comes, we say there in Venezuela a criollo, there is always a problema,
there is always a problema,
better if this space f for the Warao, it must be only Warao.
When we are sick, when we are hungry, feeling cold, when we have a sick child,
we are all alike, we all cry, we all suffer.
Criollo, Warao, Brazilian, Uruguayan, Colombian, we all have a problem
and at the moment we have to unite. See?
it is what Mary asked us.
It is the refugee camp that has arrived but it is not the refugee camp that there is in the world.
It must be something that can become a seed of the New Earth, where there is no border.
You have arrived, from the gate inside there is no nationality. We are all brothers.
After all only God will be able to solve the situation, only His infinite Mercy
will be able to revert the situation, rescue these souls and give them a new opportunity.
Maturity when you are serving arises from the understanding
that a service that is provided responding to a request of God
transcends matter and has its true purpose in spirit.
When the Creator sends you to serve, you must be conscious
that you are mere instruments in His hands, since in order to balance he great human karma
it is necessary to be the members of humanity themselves the ones acting
and interceding in this act of balance.
You see that it goes much beyond distributing material, distributing food, distributing clothes,
it goes way beyond his, doesn't it? It goes way beyond.
All this are necessary elements for the work, but the goal absolutely is not this.
The finality is to develop the inner principles of each one,
to help them find those inner points of theirs, that they have to develop.
This would be, or are indeed, our missions.
With the new CRI, tens of families left the bus station
and the fair "of the Passarão" and began to live in the new place.
Many refugees that used to stay on the streets during the day asking for alms,
also began to stay in the CRI and to dedicate themselves to other activities.
Then we organized the teams for the kitchen, for the toilet and the Indigenous people were very participative,
the Indigenous women in the kitchen, the men harmonizing the toilets, the external area,
These things that seem to be so simple, which they are assuming, such as the tasks,
today, for example, they made a group service and removed all the trash that was in front of the kitchen,
all that mountain of trash; so, these things that seem so simple,
this means a change of something inside them.
But right in the first weeks in the new place,
the missionaries notices that not all were satisfied to be there and to follow the rules of the place.
We had warned them that nobody could drink there, nor smoke nor use drugs,
but we found out that from the night of the 31st to the 1st of January, more than 80 or 90% of the adults drank
so it was a very very sad scene.
We arrived in the Nucleus and entered a prayerful state,
all the group in prayer and adoration to the Most Holy, really surrendering this situation.
Seek a closer contact with God in the solitude of the heart
and strengthen the purity of your interior there.
The more moments of union with God you have on your day, the more easily you
you will keep yourself in the purpose, and will resist the temptations that present themselves before you.
The missionary is here to serve.
So he has to be permanently confirming this to themselves.
So when something happens that they are in difficulty, let them remember: they are here to seve.
That's it, the difficulty is gone. Go serve!
And will give a solution to the subject,
so that when a situation to which you are not used arrives,
there you have to have service present.
And still give Thanks to God, to remain very grateful,
for a situation to have appeared which will teach you to serve better.
If it were only for my human aspects, I would have gone away, on that first of January.
would have said: "No, it is not possible to fulfil a task of the Plan in such a place", you see?
But we calmed down, became serene, we listened to our inner side.
And what the inner side said was: "Do not judge.
And we began to work, all day long.
To do what God asked us.
We went to the kitchen, without anything, we said nothing.
We worked with the same joy, with the same willingness,
we removed trash, many bottles and many cans of alcoholic drink and in this way we worked all day long.
And we perceived that it was not the moment to talk, to talk about anything.
The repercussion in their inner beings of our not having judged,
our not having abandoned them, this for them represented the step they took afterwards.
Because from this first of January until the day we left, on the 12 of February, it never happened again.
After many meetings, the transportation to the border
the transportation to the border with Venezuela that was unsatisfied, so that they could return to their country.
A crowded micro-bus left to the border with Venezuela,
and only those really willing to live in the new place remained in the CRI.
From the request of Saint Joseph, for a house to exist there, where this mission could be permanent,
When we went for the first time and entered the house, we perceived the simplicity there,
touching, which is a keynote of Saint Joseph.
We are still anchoring the energy.
First it would be our base, while we are in this task of help to the refugee brothers
and sisters and also our task of prayer there, of being prayerful, of keeping the place with an order,
with all this ceremonial, which Saint Joseph inspires us so much and which we have learned for so many years.
So when a house manifests and some other place, we have to take these codes,
which we have worked here so much, of order, of harmony, of ceremonial, of silence.
The atmosphere soon became calmer and several activities began to be organized with higher intensity.
The health assistance, with medical and dentists,
began to have the help of professionals of the Secretary of Health of Boa Vista.
Also the recovery of the Warao culture was stimulated,
by means of classes and stories in the original language of the Indigenous people.
Warao means People of the River,
so they come from a place where it is the Amacuro River Delta, the Orinoco River Delta,
so they are a people of the water, and we gradually understood the suffering of this people.
Because we at first found them, in the fair of the "Passarão",
dirty, with lice crawling on the head, everywhere, wounds over the body, smelling bad.
When they arrived in the CRI, they took more showers than we did.
They grab the buckets and they take such pleasure with the water, because it is their element.
And it dawned on us that who looked at them from outside, and saw "this dirty people",
"this people full of wounds", "this people", does not know that the water is their element
When it rains they thank the rain, this they learned with their grandparents.
SO they have a relation with the element water.
So they also have an emotional side that emerges very much in the personality.
We feel that the work of unity is being developed, both in our group with the immigrants
and among the criollos and Indigenous immigrants and little by little, amidst the daily tasks,
we gather, facing the daily tests.
One day we were in a meeting with the Chiefs, to touch on other subjects
and they came to tell us that a "criollo", a non-Indigenous man,
had fallen in love for an Indigenous woman there, and she was the daughter of one of the Aidamos, one of the Chiefs.
He looked for her father and told his intentions and asked her in marriage.
They gathered that night, the eight Chiefs, and review the poor one, they reviewed the young man.
According to what they told us, it was almost four hours of interview.
All making questions about his intentions, about his family, in short…
When they perceived that his intention was true, and that he really had a sincere intention,
they authorized and they got married there inside the CRI
So we had there the first union between a non-Indigenous man and an Indigenous woman.
So I think that this seed remained on all levels, not only for the public institutions,
even for the refugees. That is, how this must be well done,
how we can harvest in an adequate way and this could be multiplied in modules.
There was a moment when this withdrawal was necessary. It was not a possibility anymore, it was real.
We had to leave and a notice was made to the State Civil Defense,
through an office, leaving it clear that what would leave would be the part of management.
But that the Fraternidade International Humanitarian Federation would always be giving this support,
while the situation with the Venezuelan refugees continued,
there would always be a group of ours there.
Eu acho assim, são duas coisas, a gente acha que não está preparado.
Then you arrive there, you connect with some place, I don't know, you connect a wire
you become physically apt, so much so that you work for 15, 18 hours a day
and you reach the end of the day, take a shower and if necessary I return there, because I am ready.
I leave here with a lot of joy, with a full heart, and grievous too,
because the need is so great that we would like to remain here to help more.
If you are strengthened by the hope of a spiritual and divine goal,
you will be able to persevere and keep yourselves firm to overcome the obstacle with love,
forgiveness and braveness.
And, when it is time, you will be able to reconstruct the world
with the proper courage and with the principles of the spirit.
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Can you be quiet right now?
Here we go
This is Matt
All the pressure is on, Matt
Don't break the machine!
and don't hurt yourself either
go ahead, give it everything you got
you're that spoilt?
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How to Build BIG ARMS with Calisthenics - Duration: 5:12.
Building big arms that fill the sleeves of your T-shirt
consists of two main factors – developing your biceps
and developing you triceps.
These two muscles are responsible for the volume of your arms
and decide whether you look like a superhero or a wimp.
Which of these two muscles is more important?
The triceps is actually the bigger muscle and adds more bulk to the arm,
but both muscles should be considered equally important.
With that being said, let's get to the main question of the video –
how to build big arms with calisthenics.
Before I start talking about the exercises,
first let's go through some basic rules of building muscle.
First of all the diet –
you want to be on a caloric surplus, meaning eating more calories then burning.
You also want a decent amount of protein in that diet.
Now as for the training, to build muscle optimally
you need to do exercises, that allow you to do between 6
and 12 reps maximum.
Having covered the general rules, let's get to the exercises.
I'm gonna start with the triceps.
One of the best bodyweight exercises using triceps are dips.
Every variaton of the dip uses triceps to some extent, but we need get more specific.
There are two main ways of doing dips – with the body tilted forward
or kept vertical.
The former engages your chest and front parts of the shoulders a lot,
making it easier for the triceps.
So with the goal of building that muscle, you want to choose the latter.
Trying to keep your body vertical makes your triceps do most of the work.
To stay in this position all the time, just squeeze your abs
and keep your feet in front of you.
The position of elbows is also slightly different.
Instead of keepig them close to the body
you need to let them go outside, away from your waist.
Another great exercise, that targets your triceps is triceps extensions.
It can be done on a low bar, table or even a wall.
However, the best choice is using rings,
because they allow you to do the exercise with the full range of motion
Another advantage of using the rings is that you can change the difficulty of the exercise
by changing the height of the rings.
The lower they are the harder the exercise.
Remember to set them in a way, that allows you do between 6 and 12 reps.
You should keep your core tight during the exercise
and focus on using only your triceps to perform the exercise.
My last proposition for the triceps is diamond push ups.
This is the variation, where your hands are very narrow.
Ideally your index fingers and thumbs should be touching each other,
creating the shape of a diamond, thus the name of the exercise.
However if this makes the exercise too difficult,
you can put them a little wider.
Keep your body in a straight line throughout the whole movement.
Now, let's move on to the biceps.
Chin up is a great bicep exercise, especially when done slowly
and in full range of motion in the upper part of the movement.
This exercise is commonly considered as back exercise and it's true.
To exhaust your biceps, you need a very strong back,
that can outlast the biceps's endurance.
This is pretty big disadvantage, but nevertheless
chin ups should be a part of every training plan aimed at developing huge arms.
After your back muscles fail and you can no loger do chin ups,
you should isolate the bicep.
This can achieved by doing bodyweight biceps curls.
They can be done on a low bar, but again using rings is more beneficial,
because you can easily adjust the height and thus the difficulty of the exercise.
The most important thing in this exercise
is to try to move the elbows as little as possible.
Ideally, they should be kept in the same place, in regard to your body,
throughout the whole movement.
This way you're sure that you're only using your biceps and not your back muscles.
Doing those exercises and obeying the general rules of muscle building
will definitely make your arms become massive.
Let me know if you have any other favourite triceps or biceps exercises
that I didn't mention in the video. See you in the next one.
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British Slang For Dummies | Keleigh Lynne - Duration: 10:23.
ah what's up guys my name is Keleigh and
today we're going to be translating
British slang now I have a couple of
American friends and when I say some stuff
they get quite confused so that gave me
the idea to create this video on
translating a British slang now warning
before any of this starts because I swear it some of
these words will be considered as swear
words or foul language so there is a
warning
even though I probably put warning at the
beginning of the video okay now first
off the bat that's going to be swearing
this I'm just warning you again fat free
warning and the first one is are you
taking the piss a lot on my American
friends don't know what this is and it
means it means are you mocking me or are
you taking the mickey you probably will
not believer if you're American or from
a different country other than in it
then England um it means are you mocking
me like yeah it means are you mocking me
basically that's what it means okay now
this is one that I found out only a
couple weeks ago and I found it on the
post on Facebook for you and Tumblr
things and it's got web that partly this
one most people don't know what it means
pop from us British people and that is
for tonight if you don't know to for
tonight is its two-week so you get to
fortnight's in a month and I'm pretty
surprised but um everyone knew that but
apparently they did it they just call it
two weeks like normal people but no we
have to be different okay now the next
one is pain I don't use this one
personally but pega means are like sexy
you know or boys sometimes called girl
it when she's looking sexy nice
attractive or sometimes girls use it
when they think boys look attractive or
you know whatever Flint's they're both
okay now this is one that put the Bible
literally like two years ago three years
ago and it's called a cheeky nandos now
if you don't know what this is it's as
saying I don't know who they are and I
really want to learn out who because I
just want to congratulate them on
creating a worldwide trend of UK trend
sorry basically a cheeky nandos is okay
so let me put this in a phrase in a
sentence so basically you'll be like are
going up for cheeky Nando's with the
girls I've never said that in my life
but you know that's a context something
to do them so and that means it's
basically Nando's is this restaurant and
if you watch any British vlogger that's
like you know remotely healthy and odds
go with it out there we go for a cheeky
Nando's than that you know okay
it's like then oh let's go for a cheeky
with dolls I don't know why they put
cheeky in there but you know apparently
going for a cheeky Nando's is a lip
thing okay now when I say this I used to
as you know I've probably mentioned
about six times in this video I speak to
a lot of friends on PlayStation 4 don't
play the PlayStation 4 much anymore they
speak to a lot of them and you say oh
what's that bloke doing like because
there's like I used to like all the
juniors like there's always do that one
not that we just run around and not
cooperate with the team so easy to say
oh that's what we're doing least say
what a nice flip a bloke never like
what's the bloke Kenobi like it's a man
it's a boy and they'll be like oh okay
and I got really completed so you know
all these loads are use and a curlicue
ilysm GCSE English technique I thought
that everyone knew what a document but
apparently they don't the next one is
when you've got no money and basically
you're broke this is like I believe
Americans they broke like oh and broke
or I've got my money today this is like
the English version of that and it's
called skipped it's a bit of obvious
names or something but if you say I'm in
like I'm skint like you haven't got no
money for this week or unlike you run
out of money that's what it means you're
running out of money
okay now this one is a bit weird I
thought everyone knew what this meant by
obviously not basically an America
is going to be rude I know this is the
only way of explaining it to something
it's just going to be obvious to work on
my way around it quite you know
carefully in America they think a fag is
a gay person but over here we call a fag
a cigarette most of the time people call
it fag and it's not a lot of people
could have cigarettes aquaeden
cigarettes because I don't know just
besides cool in cigarettes it's just
like you know casual language for me now
but some people call it fag and in
America they think a fag is a gay person
and yes that's another British slang
thing we use we also use the phrase stop
milking it
this means basically stop taking the
piss it's basically the same thing as
stop taking the piss is like stop being
extra cheeky stop being like stop trying
to get get like getting away with things
basically that's what it means
okay now this one I've heard my dad say
I never knew Whitman into like last year
when I fell off the curb have you even
thought off a curb I don't know but I
did and I choose it and let me tell you
I look like a boss while falling off
that curb if I saw myself in like third
person I tell you I would have been good
at falling off that curb what ablaze and
girdles about anyway the next time is
fact it basically what that means is
you've fallen over really bad so you
literally great today you've cracked
your bones so if you fallen over and
they're not so you makes laughing at you
bit of banter
you know actually American wonder what
that is that's going to be my next on
but if you're falling I bet and your
friends are laughing at you they can
blow you - stacked it I think it's a bit
more and oldest saying rather than and
Noah saying because my dad said it in my
dad's p9 but as for in the age of 35 so
the next one is banter now this is when
you having a laugh about you mate you
know ah that's better like that's sick
up let you like stuff like that I don't
really use my three tonnes
I don't do some of it sometimes but I
don't really have any friends to say
them to so you know okay now the next
one is bollocks now this is a swear word
I don't know whether you see it as a
swear word or not
got my
ankles when she's about to say that word
she calls it spherical objects so when
one gets angry she says spherical
objects instead of bollocks and this is
because her mum didn't want her saying
bollocks but you know I'm set I've said
bollocks about three times four times in
this video so basically what that word
means
is it just means almost like bullshit
that's that's just out of Olga and I
don't believe that it's something that
you say when you don't believe somebody
basically so it's somebody went yeah and
it's my own replacement America in the
past 24 hours you just go now bollocks
so that's the context that you would use
it in and yeah now the next one is an
insult so it is dead end I flipped it a
couple of times to people that aren't
English English from the UK and I said
all just to defend and they go what is a
bellend
and unlike it is an insult and basically
it's the end of a penis warnings have
been given throughout this video if
you're offended into sign language that
I don't usually use actually that's the
life then click off the video give a
dislike this we hire in the ratings
anyways give me a dislike so okay now
the next one is Chuck so it's really
hard to explain this because most of it
to people that live in Britain is just
more like common knowledge like you just
pick up as you grow up some people say
just it's like when you're like proud of
yourselves and your loss
I just feed back and well chuck Scott
it's quite same but people do use it and
what is the use is it sometimes okay now
the next one is a tosser so this is a
person who passes I think it's just a
general insult as well another one's
flat from that's just general insult as
well there's a lot of general insults
that really don't make sense like in our
slang dictionary my brother literally
won't shut up and now he's going to get
satisfaction of being in my video sorry
if I'm sweating or my hair looks greasy
nice because it's boiling in England
right now and I've got two studio lights
on over there even though it doesn't
look like it but you know trust me I
have look
reflection was also Sargon and I don't
know why I'm wearing a t-shirt because a
teacher I don't even know why I'm
wearing a teacher I'm investors trip on
camera joking you go to different
websites for that sort of stuff and you
shouldn't even be visiting them websites
really I don't know why I'm wearing a
jumper when it's boiling so 60 degrees
outside like okay now this is going to
be the last one and this is like a money
short-term basically you have three
words a tenner of fiber and a quid a
quid is a pound which is you know a
dollar a five R is five pounds which is
five dollars and a ten and a tenner is
ten pounds and it's just ten dollars
basically so I personally call quiz
which is a pound switch that goes well
that's nice with I don't know if anybody
else uses that terminology for this you
know whole subject of naming money but
apparently I do sighs there you go thank
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PERIODS! | Mind and Body - Duration: 4:51.
hey guys
today I'm going to talk about periods
because why the hell not
I am a person with a uterus
therefore I bleed
on a regular basis
I used to think
my cycle was really irregular
because it didn't come every month
but then I
started tracking it with clue like six months ago maybe
when did I first start
using clue yes about six months ago
and I guess my
period is a little on the irregular side
but it's not as bad as I thought
it turns out that I just have a very long cycle
which is kind of nice to be honest
because I don't have to deal with my period every single month
it's more like
every 40 to 50 days
I did not start my period until I was about 16 or 17
I forget
but I was almost done with high school which was very odd because I
developed breasts and pubic hair in about fourth and fifth grade so yeah
that was odd puberty is weird it could take a really long time or you can have
everything happen all at once and then you are just screwed
like most people
with uterus I don't like my period at all though I am on the lucky side
my periods usually lasts about 3 to 5 days very very rarely do they last a whole week
on the first and second day I get terrible terrible cramps but again I
only get them for about a day so I can handle it I also tend to break out when
I'm just about to start my period and by break out I mean I get maybe four
zits on my face
I always get one right here and it hurts so much
of course I complain about it and my sisters are like shut up because all of
my sisters have experienced really bad acne in their teenage years and a couple
of them still have pretty bad acne I know I'm lucky I only break out like
once a month so
I really shouldn't complain but like I said it hurts and then there's the
fatigue oh my god the fatigue I am so tired all week and I
you notice how I said all week even though my periods rarely last a whole
week yeah, no I'm exhausted from like a couple
days before my period starts to a couple days after it ends because I have low
iron as stated in another video so it's not a fun time
part of me wants to go on
the pill or some other form of hormonal birth control so that I can regulate my
periods and they happen when I know they're going to happen at the same time
though if I do that my periods will come every month
no thank you and also my flow is not super heavy and my cramps do not prevent
me from going out and doing what I need to do so I can deal with it for now as
for period products I use exclusively pads and panty liners because tampons
are a pain literally and figuratively they are uncomfortable they are messy
and overly complicated and I just prefer using pads I thought about getting a
menstrual cup but if I can't handle tampons I sure as hell can't handle a
silicone cup in my vagina so that's out of the question
I would however really like
a pair of period underwear for like the first and last day of my period where my
flow is just really really light but they're hella expensive and I'm broke
I really wish that it wasn't so taboo to talk about your periods although I have
found you can talk about it with other people who have uterus and they get it
they don't care they don't think it's gross or weird that you're talking about
bleeding out of your vagina but if you've never had a period you just don't
get it and our society kind of shuns you for talking about it and I think
that's silly and stupid because it happens to approximately half of the
population for a good portion of their lives
so by all means please talk about your periods let's break that stigma a little
bit if you have a period let me know about it down below if you would like to
help me improve my videos please consider donating to my patreon or my
paypal I would really appreciate it and don't forget to hit like and subscribe
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Hello and Welcome to our channel!
Today we will cook pork knuckle with dark beer
traditional Czech dish
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Let's get started!!!
First we need to marinate pork knuckle
In the mortar mix together basil, nutmeg, thyme, coriander, oregano, and chili pepper
Add salt, black pepper to taste
and lightly grind with pestle
Smash each clove garlic with flat side of the knife,
slice into few pieces and add to the spice mix
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Finely slice ginger
Cut quince into four parts, remove core and finely slice
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Thoroughly wash pork knuckle and dry with paper towel
Then with sharp knife make short deep cuts all over the meat
In each cut put a bit of spice mix with a piece of garlic
After thoroughly rub all surface of pork knuckle with the rest of spices
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On the bottom of large deep saucepan put 2-3 layers of quince and ginger
Put pork knuckle and overlay it with the rest of quince and ginger
Pour dark beer into a saucepan so it cover the knuckle
Cover saucepan with cap and place to the fridge on the low shelf for 24 hours
In 24 hours place saucepan with marinated pork knuckle on a high heat
Bring to a boil, reduce heat to a minimum,
add bay leaf and cook about 2,5 hours
Preheat oven up to 200°C or 392°F
Carefully remove boiled pork knuckle from saucepan,
cool down a little bit
and place to the covered with foil oven-tray
In a medium bowl mix honey, mustard and soy sauce
Coat pork knuckle with this mixture
You could put potato to the oven tray with pork knuckle and use it for some garnish
Bake about 20-30 minutes until brown and crispy
After carefully wrap pork knuckle with foil and let it rest for 10 minutes
Garnish pork knuckle with potato, rice, salad, pickled or baked vegetables
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"I think we should push forward Music Bank"…What's happening? [Sister's SlamDunk 2 / 2017.05.26] - Duration: 10:33.
(3 days before the "Music Bank" debut)
Don't.
You have to diet.
Don't, Yewon!
She always picks two.
- Put those down. / - She's so greedy.
- Put those down, Yewon. / - Somi.
No, no. Come here, Somi.
- You need to diet. / - Let's go.
Sit there.
Hey. Get over here.
Give me that.
Now.
You can't eat this.
Let's go.
(They can't eat chips right before they debut)
- Try it. / - I ate cup noodles in the car.
- Good, right? / - It's good!
You know stone laver?
- Yeah. / - I always make with these.
- I bet it isn't fattening. / - Eat it with this.
- This is like the rice roll... / - This is good!
- My mom would pack me as a kid. / - Really?
Yeah.
Let's practice our dancing now.
Let's do this.
The way Gyusang is dressed...
I've seen an old dude in the Philippines in this outfit.
- I have. / - People in Gangwon-do dress like this too.
A guy like him would be at the airport holding a sign.
- It's a Filipino style. / - Yes.
Right.
Start.
(The three teachers make their final inspections)
You sing all that yourself? The G-Dragon part too?
- That's the chorus. / - That's the chorus.
Then you shouldn't sing it.
What do we do when the song starts?
Keep our heads down?
1, 2, and then the squid dance.
- These are the tips we need. / - Great.
It seems you're only dancing a set amount.
(With the reliable teachers)
Jinkyung.
- Jinkyung. / - Jinkyung.
Not this.
Since it's your part...
You can do this.
You can just go like this.
Isn't Jinkyung's part getting easier?
If you can't do that, you can just stand.
Like this.
You have to walk.
(Comfortable)
- They're off beat now. / - Minzy's here.
- She's here. / - Minzy.
Our leader.
- She's really busy. / - I feel better now that she's here.
Yeah.
- I'm here. / - Right now...
We might have to postpone "Music Bank"
to next year.
Why next year?
- Next year? / - Why next year?
Jinkyung...
- It's finally here. / - What's this?
These are for the "Music Bank" cameramen to see.
(Name tags for the clip they'll send to "Music Bank")
(So they know the formations for the shoot)
Jinkyung, where are you going?
(This footage is sent to the "Music Bank" staff)
(Rookie girl group, Unnies have name tags too)
(Filming the footage to send to "Music Bank")
(They get through the entire dance)
2, 3.
Gyusang doesn't look too pleased.
Really?
Your moves should be more dramatic.
Some parts should be explosive
and some parts should look pretty,
but it's like you're just going through the moves.
- You should draw the audience in. / - Yes.
So it still needs some work.
Really?
(They practice being more expressive)
This is what you're all doing... Sorry.
- ♪ Being born ♪ / - 1, 2, 3, 4.
- ♪ Being born ♪ / - 1, 2, 3, 4.
♪ As a man ♪
♪ I have much to do ♪
3, 4!
That's not how it goes?
That's not what we're going for.
- It should be sexy. / - Try to be sexy.
Extend the moves a bit.
Draw them out.
At "Look."
(She mastered it herself)
(Too much)
Jinkyung's really good.
Let's do it like that.
- Let's do it again. / - Let's try again, everyone.
Like Jinkyung?
- I'm in seductive mode. / - Let's be seductive.
Let's be seductive.
(They all get the feel of it thanks to Jinkyung)
Just like that.
You forgot to do the next move.
The next move...
You kept doing this.
(Now, it's Jinyoung's rap part!)
It's a bit too...
- That was so... / - Try to look cool going down.
- That wasn't like a rapper. / - Broad shoulders.
♪ Woman working ♪
- Hook! / - ♪ In the bean field ♪
- I did what was in the clip! / - You were farming.
- ♪ I feel like I've... ♪ / - No. Boom!
- ♪ I feel like I've met myself ♪ / - Start.
Boom! ♪ I feel like I've met myself ♪
Are you okay, Jinkyung?
No...
- She's starting to go crazy. / - Yeah.
- It happens. / - Right? With our debut coming up...
You start to forget stuff.
- This happened to me too. / - This is so hard.
Sometimes your mind goes blank.
- Will we be able to perform? / - I don't know.
♪ I feel like ♪
(6 hours into practice)
(She changed!)
(She's not like a farmer anymore!)
(8 hours into practice)
(They nail the toughest part!)
(They're a lot more expressive and thorough now)
(I feel like dying...)
(Passing out)
(Watching their dance just now)
- We improved. / - We really did.
- We're good! / - You have to go down faster.
- We're good. / - We are good.
- We can do this, right? / - Yeah.
It could be crazy at the actual set.
What are we doing tomorrow?
Should we get together?
I think we have to keep meeting up.
(2 days before the "Music Bank" debut)
(The Unnies practice hard 2 days in a row)
(Trying hard)
I feel like the live broadcast isn't this week.
Let's push it back a week.
Let's push it back a week!
(They practice past 2 a.m. again)
(She smiles automatically)
(Fluid)
(They finish their final practice)
Be objective. How was that?
Did anyone make a mistake?
It looked all right.
- We don't have to push our debut back? / - No.
- Good work. / - Good work.
(The day before the "Music Bank" debut)
Hello! This is Somi's camera.
Tomorrow's our first "Music Bank" shoot.
I'm so excited.
(Aaah!)
I'm so nervous.
The day has finally come.
Time sure flew by.
I'm so sad this season is already almost over.
I usually pass out at 9:30.
But tomorrow is the "Music Bank" shoot...
I just can't fall asleep.
So I'm spending my night watching
the rerun of the Busan episode.
(Jinkyung's husband falls silent)
I didn't grab his hand.
They told me to.
- Don't misunderstand, honey. / - Okay.
- You know I'm not like that. / - Right.
You're the only man for me.
(Chuckle)
Even in my next life, I'd love only you.
You're still holding hands.
(Has she lost it?)
Geez... It just had to be that scene showing now.
It's past 12, right? At 12...
The digital single is released.
Yeongcheol, when your single was released,
were you nervous?
- I was shooting "Knowing Bros." / - Yeah.
It was a Thursday.
But my mind wasn't on the shoot.
- It was on the single. / - Right?
That's how I feel now.
Once the single was released at 12,
at around 1 or 2, my manager told me
it was 67th in the charts. "Really?"
Then at around 3, he told me
it was 46th.
I got up to 30th.
That's huge. There are so many songs these days.
Up to 30th.
It's hard to be in the top 100.
And 1st in the trot chart.
For trot songs.
I bet you'll be checking
the ranking chart every hour tomorrow.
- Starting at 12? / - Yeah.
It's only fun to check if your ranking goes up.
I wouldn't check if it doesn't.
(Sighs)
I should sleep because
I have to get up at 2:50 a.m.
I'm so nervous.
This is my first time doing this.
My heart is racing and pounding.
I'm going on "Music Bank" tomorrow...
I think I should work out before sleeping.
My one last attempt to shed 1 or 2kg.
Let's go!
Tomorrow, we're going to perform
on "Music Bank" as the Unnies.
We practiced so much.
I hope we can put on
a moving performance tomorrow.
Let's go, Unnies!
I bet that's tough.
Huh?
- That looks really tough. / - Was that good?
- Yeah, it was good. / - Really?
Yeah.
I can't sleep.
Let's drink some rice wine.
- Let's do it. / - Let's drink some rice wine.
Let's do it.
Just one drink.
Agreed.
It feels so different from performing alone.
So I'm even more nervous
and I should be sleeping but I can't fall asleep.
Oh, gosh...
I don't expect to get 1st.
I'm not even thinking of 1st.
Once the single drops,
I'd just like people
to tell us we did a good job.
Let's go, Unnies!
Today's finally the day of the live broadcast.
Part of me is excited and
part of me is really worried.
But since we all practiced hard...
I trust that we'll...
Do a good job.
Gosh!
I'm just...
Going to believe in the members.
Let's go!
I wanted to say this to the other girls.
We all practice so hard
to achieve this dream of becoming a girl group.
And now, we're finally going on "Music Bank"
which makes me so
surprised and happy.
I'm so thankful that you all practiced so hard.
I'm so proud of us.
Let's do a great job on "Music Bank" tomorrow.
When those red camera lights come on,
I hope we can be pretty just like a real girl group.
I love the Unnies so much.
I'm happy.
Let's all do well until the end,
let's not cry...
And try to leave them with
a great performance.
I love you!
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Worst 5 Computer Keyboards | Nostalgia Nerd - Duration: 9:52.
Keyboards...
Where would we be without all those keys.
Numbers.
Graphical Symbols.
BASIC commands....
I for one.
Do not know.
Because like it or lump it, we've had keyboards and their descendants for a long time, and
as input devices go, they seem to do the job pretty well.
But some keyboards just do the job better than others don't they? and this was particularly
true whilst the home micro was emerging, cost cutting was paramount and frankly, where in
the absence of knowing better, we just liked it or lumped it.
I hear people these days complain about not having cherry switches on their keyboards.
I've even had comments blasting me for using a non mechanical keyboard in day-to-day use.
Well, let me just say this.
If you've grown up using a ZX Spectrum keyboard, then a polished brick feels like luxury, and
as long as I can type without breaking my fingers or hitting the wrong keys, then I
am as happy as a pig in the filthiest of sh..[static hiss].
But that being said, the keyboard was our main connection to this wonderful and fascinating
world, and for me, the look and feel of the keyboards I've used over the years, is a strong,
nostalgic memory.
From the raised keys of the spongy, yet clunky Commodore 64 to the marshmallow like bounce
found in the Atari ST and even the clackety, yet responsive half keyboard of the Amiga
600.
Placing these blissful memories aside however, it's easy to take a subjective view of how
poor some of these data entry devices really were, and many just felt like an after-thought.
So, here then, from a general usability point of view, are the worst 5 keyboards I've used
in my life.
Number 5.
The ZX Spectrum+
During 1984, a lot of things were happening with the home micro scene.
Amstrad launched their CPC, Commodore were gaining traction with their 64, and many companies
were falling by the way-side.
With this in mind, Sinclair thought it was time to revitalise their Spectrum model by
gifting it a "real" keyboard.
This was the result.
On the outset, it seems pretty nice.
Each key has a finger shaped molding, everything is laid out clearly, and there's even a reasonable
travel distance on key press.
Underneath the plastic keys, is a rubber switch mat which then depresses onto a membrane,
all held in place with a metal back plate.
It was a quick, cheap and cheerful solution for improving the existing Spectrum keyboard,
and an improvement it indeed was.
But I have a few gripes.
First is that the keys are very close together, making touch typing, a touch difficult.
Second, the keyboard itself is raised considerably off the ground, and there's no wrist support.
Given that the electronics are stored below, it's part of the parcel, but even with the
support legs extended, it makes for a very tiresome typing position.
Third; the keyboard is just so flat.
It's hard to press a key without pressing any other keys at the same time, and this
is especially true if you have fat fingers.
The keys themselves require reasonable pressure, and once this pressure is met, they give instantly,
popping back up like a character from those arcade bashing machines.
If you're using 48k BASIC, then the built in key commands do take some of the typing
chore out of proceedings, but this is a learning curve in itself, and I have only admiration
for those who used one of these models to code on in a professional sense.
Number 4.
The ZX Spectrum
This might seem like I'm picking on Sinclair, but regardless of how much I love Sinclair
machines, it's a sad reality that their keyboards, although somewhat innovative, where an upsetting
misery to use for any extended period of time.
The original Spectrum's keyboard used the same principle as the plus, just without the
plastic keys on top.
Instead we have rubber keys which make contact directly with the keyboard membrane underneath,
making for a somewhat squishy experience.
If you've ever used one of those crappy electronic musical keyboards, with the feature select
switches, then you know what I'm talking about.
Typing on a Spectrum keyboard is a bizarre experience.
You feel like you're using a data entry point for a door.
Some kind of electronic product you just tap a few buttons on and leave.
But no, if you're programming on this thing, then you're in for a distressing time.
Apart from the obvious rubber key situation, there's the issue of accessibility.
Half the keys, including the directional arrows are tucked away under other keys requiring
combinations of Caps Shift and Symbol Shift to access them, and if you want to use the
space bar, you either have to grow an extra thumb on your right hand, become amazingly
adept with your little finger, or just move your entire hand.
We know why Sinclair did it, we know Rick Dickinson's design looks beautiful in it's
construction, but flipping 'eck.
It's a pain to use.
Number 3.
The ZX80/ZX81
And so we peel back yet another layer on the Sinclair machines.
This time, the rubber layer disappears altogether.
Allowing the user to type directly onto the keyboard membrane, perhaps allowing them to
feel more at one with their digital device.....
No.
This very basic method introduces the least responsive tactile experience you're ever
likely to have with a computer.
The layout is fairly similar to the Spectrum, but at least you have something squishy to
squish with the Spectrum.
With this, it's just like pressing on a desk.
The only way you really know if you've been successful with your press is the corresponding
output on the television.
Sinclair did manage to produce a home micro for an unbelievably low price at the time,
and unfortunately this keyboard was just one sacrifice to make it possible.
Still, we didn't care at the time.
We had a frickin' Computer man!
Number 2.
The Philips Videopac G7000
Known in North America as the Magnavox Odyssey 2, or Magnavox Odyssey Squared, this is really
a console more than a computer, but it does have a keyboard and you can indeed run BASIC
on it.
So in that sense, it makes perfect sense of include it here.
Released in 1978, this machine actually arrived before the ZX80, and for the most part you
could just use the joysticks to play games, but when you did come to use the keyboard,
you damn well wished you hadn't.
We have the same tactile issues as the ZX80 and 81, but this time, the keys are less responsive,
they're narrow and they're just laid out in an unpleasing fashion.
I mean we at least have a space bar at the bottom, but you're more likely to press it
with your fingers than your thumbs.
The layout just oozes unfriendliness for normal typing and the fact that the unit is quite
high off the ground just rubs salt into those bitter wounds.
It's also indented into the case, which just makes for an uncomfortable experience, and
a well deserved 2nd place on this list.
So...
Number 1...
The Oric 1.
Released in 1983, the Oric 1 is in many ways much like the ZX Spectrum.
It's small, it's got 48K of RAM, it's got BASIC, and it has a very strange keyboard.
Now, on first glance, you might think that actually this keyboard isn't too bad.
After all, it's got realistic plastic keys, and it even has a space bar front and middle,
just like all good keyboard layouts should have.
But christ on a bicycle.
It's like someone has taken a bunch of tic-tacs, glued them to the ZX Spectrum's rubber keys
and then gone; alrighty then, job done.
It's disgusting to use.
Not only are the keys small, knobbly and hard to hit.
They feel like they're balancing on a bowl of jelly.
Now, don't get me wrong, I like the Oric-1, and I can see how they were trying to try
and get one over on the Spectrum with harder keys, more like a proper computer.
But it just doesn't work, and its by far the worst keyboard I have personally used, in
my life.
Now there are plenty of other atrotious keyboards about.
Some I haven't had the pleasure of using, but you can just tell by looking at them that
they're.... urghhhh.
So if you have any unpleasant keyboard experiences, please share them with me in the comments,
as we all tend to our calloused fingers.
I also wanted to point out that I find these keyboards part of the charm of these old computers,
and I wouldn't change them for the world.
They're part of the nostalgia, they're part of what made them cheap.
They are part of history, and for that reason, I wouldn't change them for the world.
Thanks for watching.
Stay tuned for more keyboard babbles, but most of all, have yourself a great evening.
See ya!
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InfoWars Vaccine Myths Debunked - Duration: 23:44.
So Infowars fucked up again this week, which shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone,
but this time they chose to fuck with medical science,
and I'm not about to let that go unanswered.
Many of us have known for some time now that Infowars sucks at science in general, especially the science behind vaccines.
I thought it would be possible, in light of the recent video,
to go back through their entire catalogue of videos, look for anything related to vaccines, and respond to it all at once.
It turns out there's over 90 videos.
So I'm going to pick the most recent three and just respond to those and save us all the major headache.
The first video we're going to look at is called "Forced Vaccination is A Big Line In The Sand".
[Jones:] Let's go ahead and talk to Ron of Vermont making some great points about his line in the sand.
[Jones:] I've said that medical tyranny is my line in the sand. I'm not a violent person. I'm not looking for trouble.
[Jones:] And California's passed laws to start forced inoculations and stuff. I mean this is getting,
[Jones:] they're getting rid of the exemptions, it's very very frightening. We've got to work harder.
[Jones:] Brother, if you've taken your vaccine for anthrax or whatever, that doesn't protect you by the way,
[Jones:] and all these other crap vaccines that are dangerous and their own inserts say could kill you,
[Jones:] then you're supposedly protected! Don't give me that bull, that I don't have my own body.
Okay, for starters, the anthrax vaccine is only given to people who may actually come into contact with anthrax,
so I'm not sure why this is the first one that popped into Alex Jones's head here.
But nonetheless, this is a great time to talk about the concept of herd immunity.
When most of a community has been immunized to a contagious disease it helps to prevent the spread, or "outbreak", of that disease.
However, there are some people that aren't able to get immunized by vaccination.
This can include infants, pregnant women, or immunocompromised individuals, meaning people who don't have a very well functioning immune system.
Because people like this are actually medically ineligible to receive a vaccine, they are forced to rely on the immunity of the people around them.
If the people around them can't catch a disease that means that they can't pass it on.
But as more and more people refuse vaccination, we've seen a rise in these contagious diseases,
which means that these people who are unwillingly unvaccinated are becoming exposed due to your ignorance.
So no, Alex Jones, it's not just your body that you're affecting.
Vulnerable people shouldn't be forced to live in fear of death every time they step out in public
just because there are dumbasses like you out there who think they somehow know better than the world's medical experts.
And you're right, you shouldn't be arrested for making your own medical choices.
But when you actively choose to deny someone like your children medical care through vaccinations, Alex Jones, there should be consequences.
This isn't any different from other parents who choose to medically neglect their children for whatever reason,
whether it's to pray away an illness, or to try to cure cancer through some weird alternative hippy therapy.
This isn't just about you.
This is about your belief system and how it affects the people around you.
[Jones:] We need to go back to the apothecary. That was just ground herbs, and oils, and essential cofactors that the ancients had developed. Every culture had them.
Ah, yes. We need to return to a time when medical care was so bad that 40% of people didn't even survive to reach adulthood.
[Jones:] You go look at the ancient formulas, they're similar because they found out it's what really worked.
[Jones:] And you always find some stuff that was superstitious or whatever but most of it was based in reality.
[Jones:] That's a whole other area of medicine that's just been walled off and lost. And it should be covered by your insurance. And so should having a nutritionist.
It's true that some parts of the traditional medicine that Jones is referring to here was useful.
The difference is that now, thanks to modern technology, we're able to isolate the active ingredients and do away with all of the extra junk.
You know, science?
And by the way do yourself a major favor and never see a nutritionist.
Because the term "nutritionist" isn't formally regulated by law, meaning that anyone can call themselves a nutritionist.
On the other hand, "dietitian" is a term that is regulated, so that means that they have to go through a formal education,
have an internship, and pass an exam in order to be able to legally call themselves a dietitian.
And that's probably why insurance companies actually do cover appointments with dietitians,
whereas they don't usually cover appointments with nutritionists.
Not that I would expect anyone at InfoWars to know the value of proper qualifications.
The second video we're looking at is titled "Migrant Measles Outbreak: Blame Vax Opponents".
[Knight:] There's the other virus that's happening right now. There is a measles outbreak that's in Minneapolis, Wisconsin.
[Knight:] And Washington Post and CNN are very clear about the fact that they want to blame people who have concerns about the safety and the efficacy of vaccines.
[Knight:] Here's the Washington Post headline: "Anti-Vaccine Activists Spark a State's Worst Measles Outbreak in Decades".
[Knight:] There you go, right there. And of course every one of these articles ties it back to Dr. Andrew Wakefield,
[Knight:] who we've interviewed here on InfoWars multiple times, and who was one person who actually did a study looking at the correlation of autism with vaccines.
Are we talking about the Andrew Wakefield that's been globally ridiculed by the medical community, who lost his medical license,
and who published a study that has never been reproduced, and has in fact been debunked dozens of times?
[Knight:] -- looking at the correlation of autism with vaccines, something the CDC does not like to do, we'll tell you more about that in a minute--
He actually means "something that the CDC did nine times."
[Knight:] Understand that as we go through this, they're telling people if you're born after 1957 you need to get vaccinated again if you're an adult. Why?
Because medical science has improved in the past 60 years?
[Knight:] Because the vaccines don't work.
[Knight:] People born before 1957 had measles. I had measles. It wasn't a big deal when we had measles.
[Knight:] Yes, a few people would get seriously ill, even fewer died, but that wasn't the case for most people.
[Knight:] Yes some people die from pneumonia, some people die from a cold.
The beauty of modern medicine is that we have so many diseases that are very scary, very contagious, but thankfully very easily preventable thanks to vaccination.
And no one should ever have to deal with a life-threatening situation just because people in the past have lived through it.
[Knight:] You can die from a lot of different things, but it was not a very serious disease.
[Knight:] Especially when you compare it to possible side effects like cancer and autism.
[Knight:] There's no disclaimer, of course. there is a piece of paper that they put into the vaccine list (ALSO KNOWN AS A DISCLAIMER),
[Knight: but there's no disclaimer like you get on all the pharmaceutical commercials.
Actually, there are disclaimers for vaccines.
They warn about side effects like redness at the injection site, swelling, fatigue, mild fever, maybe a headache, maybe some muscle pain.
But why don't they list "side effects" like cancer and autism?
Well, that would be because the side effects that I listed have been proven in clinical studies,
and the side effects that you listed have been disproven in clinical studies.
[Knight: ] This is suburban housing, a state that's near Stockholm. This is a report from Zero Hedge that goes back to the end of March.
[Knight:] They say Swedish welfare state is keeping a large number of unassimilated migrants, and that's the key, they stay "unassimilated" there.
Yes, that is the key, isn't it?
People are immigrating from Somalia, a poor country with two decades of civil war that has destroyed its healthcare infrastructure,
and they aren't knowledgeable about modern medical practices.
But you know what the solution to that is?
Education and outreach.
And you know what the solution to that isn't?
Filling the internet with so much misinformation about vaccines that you scare people away from medical treatments recommended by their doctors.
[Knight:] --where they talk about the fact that up until 2008, the Somalis who were coming in had the highest percentage of people being vaccinated.
[Knight:] And then they started noticing that they were getting--
Misinformed by the growing anti-vaccine movement?
[Knight:] -- they were getting autism.
Fuck.
[Knight:] And they had "Doctor" Wakefield come in and talk to them, and so then they put this outbreak on "Doctor" Wakefield,
because six years ago he started telling people. When they noticed that there was a massive increase in autism, he told them about his study.
Wait, so you're trying to argue that anti-vaxxers did not cause a decrease in vaccine usage in this Somali community,
but you also know that Andrew Wakefield, like, the prominent anti-vaxxer,
visited this community and fed them his bullshit around the same time that they stopped using vaccines.
So which is it here?
[Knight:] Let me point out, before we get any further, that not everyone who has come down with measles is unvaccinated.
[Knight:] They've had people who were vaccinated come down with it as well.
Are you telling me that medical treatments aren't 100% effective?
But to be fair, he's not wrong. (The) Measles vaccine is only 85 to 95 percent effective and yes, in a perfect world all vaccines would be 100% effective.
But to put it simply: everyone's immune system is slightly different due to natural genetic variation that we all have.
So sometimes, for whatever reason, the treatment just won't work for a small number of patients.
Which, to answer a question from earlier in the video, might be why doctors recommend
that people vaccinated for measles before 1957* (see note in video) get the vaccine again.
Because the formula has changed, the new one is more effective, and maybe we can catch some of the people that we missed last time.
And keep in mind, just because the measles vaccine is not 100% effective does not mean that we should discourage people from getting vaccinated.
Because even though a small number of vaccinated people do get the measles, the majority of people who catch measles are unvaccinated.
In fact, measles was completely eradicated in the United States before the anti-vaccine movement sprung up.
So thanks for that, I guess.
[Knight:] When we look at what's going on here, they had the University of Minnesota do a study,
[Knight:] and what they did was they compared the autism rates of people who were Somalis versus people who were not, the white community,
[Knight:] and they said the same, we have the same rate of autism there.
[Knight:] What they did not do was compare the rate of autism with people that were not vaccinated in Somali versus the Somalis who were vaccinated here in America.
When your health care system is in shambles,
your priority is not going to be diagnosing autism.
There is zero reason to spend vital funding on diagnosing autism in Somalian children when one-fifth of them are dying before they can even reach adulthood.
I think Somalia has some bigger problems right now,
and I don't think that they have the resources to look into a "link" that's already been disproven many times.
[Knight:] But other people have done this and we reported this.
[Knight:] This article, that was at InfoWars on April the 24th from Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,
[Knight:] said infants with DTP vaccine were five to ten times more susceptible to dying from multiple versions of causes, okay,
[Knight:] because the immune system was damaged.
[Knight:] This was a study that was done on African children.
[Knight:] And they had a test case of the same population, some of them vaccinated some of them unvaccinated,
[Knight:] and they could see that the health issues were five to ten times greater for those who had been vaccinated.
For one, that's the DTaP vaccine. It protects against diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis... not measles.
For two, this study looks at resulting deaths not resulting autism.
And for three, well, let's just take a look at this study here.
For starters, the researchers don't know if it was due to a "damaged immune system" like you claimed.
The study itself says that it is a nonspecific negative effect in infant mortality.
More to the point, I find it very interesting that you left out all of the studies showing the DTaP vaccine only has negative effects if it is the most recent vaccine administered.
For example, giving the BCG vaccine non-specifically lowers infant mortality rate enough to reverse this effect.
And you know what else reverses this effect?
The measles vaccine.
This is why we have a schedule for infant vaccinations.
Is it concerning that the DTaP vaccine has this effect? Yeah.
Is it something to be improved upon? Absolutely.
But is it something to be really worried about in light of all the information we have?
Not really.
It's just something to be aware of and to work around.
[Knight:] This is what the Somali migrants understood.
[Knight:] They came to this country, they said autism did not exist, and all of a sudden, boom! It hits them.
Yep, you're right.
Autism doesn't exist in Somalia.
[Knight:] Take a look at the articles we put on InfoWars just the last couple of days.
[Knight:] "Unvaccinated Children Far Healther, Have Fewer Disorders"
[Knight:] Very large article, do your own research!
Another great study!
Or at least it might be, if it were based in anything like medical reports, or number of doctor visits per year, or basically anything but
except for reports from an anonymous online questionnaire filled out by the mothers of homeschooled children.
Is it possible that anti-vax parents are prone to confirmation bias?
Is there a reason that this isn't mentioned in the InfoWars article?
Is it because you know you're full of shit?
But that's okay, because they included multiple studies! So let's check out the second one.
Holy shit, look at those error bars!
Look at these probability values!
For reference, you can't even begin to claim conclusive results unless your p-value is less than 0.05.
And the only chart with data meeting this criteria from this study is this one,
showing that vaccinated German kids were much less likely to get pertussis, measles, mumps, and maybe not really rubella.
I think this might be the opposite of what Infowars wanted.
But that's-- ignore that, because they have a third study.
It's an ongoing self-reported survey on a website called "Vaccine Injury dot Info",
and really that should tell you all that you need to know,
but if you would like to take a look at the survey yourself I'll put a link in the description.
Now remember, this is a highly scientific study that is critical to Infowars's understanding of how vaccines affect children's health.
So you definitely should not use it to fulfill your daily shitpost quota.
And the final video we're looking at today is called "Bombshell: Study Reveals Unvaccinated Children Are Healthier".
[Group:] I mean to me it's hard to understand why people are still watching the nonsense out there,
[Group:] because you can-- you can find the truth if you look for it online, and you search for it .
Okay, this is good! They brought in an actual doctor to talk about vaccines.
So let's learn more about this "Dr. Ed Group"
"Meet the man behind global healing center: Dr. Edward F Group III, DC, NP, DACBN, DCBCN, DABFM,"
The Unburnt, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea,
Breaker of Chains, and Mother of Dragons.
"I feel my purpose in life is to teach how critical it is to engage in body detoxification."
"Internal purification is the first crucial step towards achieving maximum health and vitality."
"By cleansing your body on a regular basis and eliminating toxins from your environment,"
"your body can begin to heal itself, prevent disease, and become more strong and resilient than you ever thought possible."
Oh, fuck off.
Any biology undergrad can tell you that the body can "detox" itself.
You don't need any special supplement or cleanses to be healthy.
Did I mention that Dr. Group just so happens to sell these "detox cleanses"?
That's right, for the low, low price of $479.95,
you, too, can experience the placebo effect!
But let's check out those credentials. Harvard, MIT...
Texas Chiropractic College...
Natural Healing Institute of Naturopathy...
Oh my god he's a fucking nutritionist.
(sigh)
[Group:] You ask yourself the question, why are these people, why do people believe in all this stuff that's going on?
[Group:] I mean why aren't people doing their own research?
[Group: Why are they believing everything that they hear on CNN?
[Group:] A lot of it has to do with the way that they've been manipulated through commercials, and through media, and through pharmaceuticals,
[Group:] and through the fluoride in the water, and the chlorine,
[Group:] and the vaccinations, and the flu shots, and the fear that they're under.
[Group:] I mean we're dealing with a society right now that is under a tremendous amount of stress,
[Group:] and stress will reduce your immune system automatically by 50%. (CITATION NEEDED)
[Group:] We're dealing with a society right now is, who is extremely toxic. We're seeing cancer, the epidemic rise. (CITATION NEEDED)
[Group:] We're seeing microbes rise. (WTF DOES THIS EVEN MEAN?)
Okay, uh, for the sake of staying on topic here we're just going to skip forward to where they talk about vaccines because... wow.
[Jones:] Look at this article, "Boston Herald Says People Should Be Hanged to Death for Vaccine Choice", you can pull that up.
[Jones:] They're getting desperate because they know we're reaching the tipping point where people are waking up,
[Jones:] And then I pulled up the articles, "Pattern: Premature Birth, Vaccinations, and Neurological Development Disorders",
[Jones:] a cross-section study of six-to-twelve year old vaccinated and unvaccinated children. And it's all coming out.
This is the self-reported survey of the mothers of the homeschooled children that we discussed earlier,
which by the way, apparently cost half a million dollars to complete... yikes.
[Dew:] Well Alex, here's there's the interesting thing. After those studies came out, within 48 hours they were pulled by open access texts.
[Dew:] They were being pressured by the vaccine industry, from what my sources are telling me.
[Dew:] If you go to the article "Bombshell: Study Proves Unvaccinated Children Are Healthier",
[Dew:] we have a breakdown breakdown of those studies.
[Dew:] And then also at the bottom, we have one of the archive links.
[Dew:] They've already pulled down another one that was archived because we had-- people went on and archived these studies,
[Dew:] But basically what it showed was that there was a 6.6-fold increase in neurodevelopmental disorders between vaccinated children and unvaccinated children--
[Jones:] So those are major studies being pulled off the study sites because it's scaring them so bad. Here it is.
[Dew:] Exactly. They've taken studies down like this before.
[Dew:] They don't want people to see this information that vaccinated children are unhealthier than unvaccinated children.
[Dew:] They want to shield this from everybody.
Oh yeah. It's super suspicious that junk science got pulled after it was widely ridiculed by anyone with two brain cells to rub together.
Come on now.
[Dew:] Because if people start learning this truth they won't get their kids vacc--
[Jones:] We've had nurses on from the preemie wards, it's been in the news,
[Jones:] where the babies all stop breathing when they're ordered give them the shots--
[Dew:] -- and they know about it. [Jones:] and they go and put them on respirators.
[Dew:] Yeah it's a big game, it's a big game for them, they go "oh we got to get the intubators ready so we can help the babies breathe after they get their shots!"
[Dew:] They're giving them these Hep B shots, there's no way these kids can get Hep B as a little baby.
This isn't hard!
[Group:] And one of the things that's not talked about a lot with the vaccines is the epi-epigenetic gene damaging problems that we're going to see when they're using all these different animal--
Hang on, let's replay that bit.
[Group:] epi-epigenetic... gene... damaging... problems
Does this sound like a person who has any goddamn clue what he's talking about?
[Group:] epi-epigenetic gene damaging problems that we're going to see when they're using all these different animals--
[Jones:] Oh, that's another thing. They admit it's jumping into our genetics.
[Group:] It can go from generation to generation to generation,
[Group:] three generations down you're going to have damages from these vaccinations in this in this generation.
[Group:] That goes for the endocrine disrupting chemicals as well, anything that damages the genes.
There's a lot of definitions out there for the term "epigenetics", but the simplest one is that
epigenetics is the study of biological mechanisms that switch genes on and off.
Epigenetics an awesome, exciting, and relatively new field that will definitely be providing us with some valuable information in the future.
But for now, I'm not able to find any studies that examine the effects of vaccination on heritable genes.
So I poked around on the InfoWars website to try to figure out what the fuck they're talking about,
and I found this article from 2015. "Mandatory Vaccination: California is Ordering Genetic Alteration".
"A Mother Jones article, 'Can Exposure to Toxins Change your DNA,' reports on the damaging effects of environmental chemicals."
"The connection to toxins in your vaccines, though not mentioned, is an obvious parallel."
An "obvious" parallel. Okay, buddy.
"Here are the quotes from the MJ piece:"
"The presumed mechanism of this unfortunate inheritance is not a mutation in the DNA itself,"
"but rather changes in the biochemical on-off switches that determine whether or not specific genes get activated -"
"- a field of study known as epigenetics."
"Most recently, researchers from Washington State University, led by a biology professor Michael Skinner,"
"reported last month that short-term exposure of pregnant rats to several kinds of chemicals caused ovarian disease not just in their daughters but also in two subsequent generations of females."
"Symptoms that paralleled those found in human polycystic ovarian disease and primary ovarian insufficiency,"
"both of which can reduce fertility, were identified in the descendants of rats exposed to a fungicide, pesticides, dioxins, jet fuels, and a mixture of plastics,"
"but not among the descendants of controls."
"We are talking about lasting genetic changes, from parents to children, down the line."
"There is every reason to believe that injecting chemical toxins in vaccines would have a still greater permanent effect than, say, breathing pesticides."
Even if we did accept the premise that vaccines do have harmful amounts of toxic chemicals in them (which I don't),
you can't just go and lump all toxins together like that.
This is like saying that we found a study that says that orange juice causes cancer, therefore oranges must cause cancer, therefore all fruits must therefore cause cancer.
But that's not how it works. Science is way too specific for that.
Just because two chemicals are toxic, and one of the chemicals is found to have an epigenetic effect on a person,
does not mean that the other toxic chemical also has an epigenetic effect on a person,
let alone the same epigenetic effect on a person,
let alone the same epigenetic effect on a person that can be passed on to their children.
You can't just go around asserting this shit based on vague connections. That's not how medical science works at all.
(whispers) And a real doctor would know that.
[Jones:] We'll be right back. Shame on everybody trying to block this information, it's a fact, we talked to the nurses.
Okay, I love this, I love this. Okay let me try:
Thanks for watching! You can follow me here on twitter and twitch,
and shame on anybody who dislikes this video, it's a fact, I'm a scientist.
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Hi! I'm Lenus and this is a new video about health
on this video I'll talk about how olive oil reacts to heat
Giulia Enders says: However, putting olive oil into a pan isn't a good idea
since heat spoil a lot of things
it's not only with olive oil but with other foods
that's why I don't recommend to overcook your meals because the more you cook them
more structure damage it get and they lose their nutrients
that's why Giulia Enders says that it is not good to cook using olive oil
since olive oil is very sensible to heat and their structure could change easily
due to the heat
so the idea of using olive oil is good and very nutritive
but add it on salads or take 1-2 teaspoons for yourself
in case of having infections or kidney stones
olive oil is used a lot in those cases
especially as I told you, on salads, also it gives a great flavor
since it's very nutritive and a excellent source of fats, omega 3
other antioxidants and nutrients very good for our health
but..
it's very important to leave it aside from other foods that are being cook
for cooking the best thing is coconut oil because it retains it's structure
it's better for cooking foods although it would be better to don't eat..
actually to don't cook foods because they lose their nutrients
the best way to cook foods is through steam or baking
those are the best way to cook foods
after that you can boil them and lastly fried them
frying is the worst way of cooking foods, so..
to sum-up
the best way of cooking is steaming, then baking
you could even cook in a vacuum, then boiling and last frying
obviously there are other ways of cooking like cooking through the sun and in Perú that is called Pachamanca
where everything is cooking through the heat of the sun, this is also an excellent way to cook
but it's not common so that's why I don't add it
there are other ways of cooking, to the vacuum, etc, etc..
I'll not add those because these 4-5 are the main ones used in most homes
that's why I gave them that order and I want to highlight to try cooking this foods
essentially trough steam, or baking, if you don't have an oven then boil them with little water
when you use too much water, the foods will lose their nutrients too
so cook them with little water
those where my recommendations when you start to cook foods so they don't lose their nutrients
and let me highlight what Giulia Enders said
is better to use olive oil only on salads or to consume it directly
not for cooking
if you want to cook or eventually you have to cook, use coconut oil
that is much better for that
well that was the whole message, hope you find it useful
for your daily cooking, so..
don't forget to Stay Healthy! and to Subscribe!
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Crispy Oven Potatoes / Patate al forno croccanti - Duration: 3:58.
Hi everyone!
Is there anyone who doesn't love potatoes?
They can be mashed, boiled, steamed, baked or fried, the humble potato it's an amazing
vegetable with endless possibilities.
In today's video i'm going to show you how to make this lovely and delicious potato dish
that will impress your family and friends on any occasion.
This is hardly a recipe at all, it's just so simple and easy.
now lets see how to prepare it, these are the ingredients:
1.5 kg approx small sized golden potatoes, washed and peeled
Feel free to adjust the quantity to suit your baking dish.
20cm / 8 inches diameter, shallow baking dish
50g softened butter 4 tablespoons olive oil
2 garlic cloves, finely minced salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 tbsp grated parmesan cheese fresh rosemary sprigs
Preheat the oven to 200 Celsius / 392 Fahrenheit.
In a bowl, mix the butter, olive oil, and garlic until creamy.
Brush the bottom and sides of your baking dish with half of the butter-oil mixture.
Using a mandoline or a sharp knife, slice potatoes thinly crosswise, keeping slices
stacked together to maintain the shape of potato.
When all of the potatoes are sliced, place them into the baking dish and brush with remaining
butter mixture.
Season with salt and pepper, and nestle the rosemary sprigs among the potatoes.
Scatter grated parmesan over and bake for 1 hour 15-20 minutes, or until the edges are
golden brown and the potatoes cooked through.
These potatoes are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and perfect side dish
to serve with any meal.
Thank you for watching, I hope you enjoyed the video, please leave a '' like '', and
don't forget to subscribe! :)
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I'm a little teapot, short and stout
Here is my handle, here is my spout
When I get all steamed up, hear me shout
Tip me over and pour me out
I'm a little teapot, short and round
Here let me show you what I have found
When I get excited, hear me shout
Tip me over and pour me out
I'm a little teapot, short and stout
Here is my handle, here is my spout
When I get all steamed up, hear me shout
Tip me over and pour me out
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Weapon Loadout Guide for Crota's End Challenge Mode 390 Age of Triumph #Destiny - Duration: 5:44.
Hi Guardians , I have been having tons of fun lately playing the crota end raid.
However I did noticed that there are still some guardians that have never played this
raid before or that they were using the wrong weapons for each encounter, so this video
is for you guys where I give you suggestions on what gun to use in each section of the
raid.
If you are an experienced player stick around, you might see something useful or at least
you can add some suggestions in the comments below that I might have missed.
I am totally aware that some guardians might not have certain exotics, dont worry about
it , I will break down the gun loadout suggestion in each section of the raid split by legendaries
and exotics.
So lets start with the first section of the raid which is the abyss.
You will be facing a lot of low level enemies that will come at you and at the end of the
abyss you will find knights, wizards and ogres that you need to deal with.
The main purpose of your primary here is to deal with all of those low level adds that
will be coming at you, any gun with firefly or some crowd control perk will do well here.
Fatebringer or any scout or hand cannon with firefly will be the obvious choice.
As for exotics the Zhalo Supercell is very effective here, where you dont need to reload
as long as you have double kills and the chain lightning exotic perk helps as well with dealing
with large crowd of enemies.
Or you can use Nechrochasm which is also a lot of fun here since any enemy that you kill
will explode.
You want to use your secondary and heavy weapon slot to deal with the knights , wizards and
ogres.
So I suggest to have a shotgun or sniper as your secondary, and in the heavy slot use
a rocket launcher for maximum damage.
As for exotics gjallarhorn will be very effective as you can just shoot and the wolfpack rounds
will do extra damage to enemies around the impact area, alternatively you can also use
an exotic sword to deal with the knights and you can easily swing the sword around to deal
with adds as well.
Dark drinker will be a bit better here than the other swords since it can deal damage
all around you, so you wont be easily swamped by adds.
The next encounter is the bridge, depending on whether you are crossing the bridge early
or not you will need to stay at your platform and deal with adds.
So you will need have a lot of ammo since you can not easily step of your plate, therefore
I suggest to use either a scout or a pulse rifle, they are very effective against adds
with a minimum amount of bullets required compared to for example auto rifles, I dont
suggest to use a hand cannon since the ammo for it is awfully low even when you have the
bonus hand cannon ammo perk on, you will run out of ammo fast.
Your secondary and heavy will be used to kill your sword bearer or any knights.
So use a sniper , shotgun or rocket launcher to deal with them.
Your exotic choice will be gjallarhorn or an exotic sword, in this case the raze lighter
is slightly better than the rest because it can focus its damage on one target.
If you go for an exotic sword make sure to use a sniper in your secondary so you can
get your short and long range covered, the same if you are using a rocket launcher in
that case use a shotgun as your secondary.
Once everyone is across and the swords are spawning you can use R1 to swipe and R2 to
use the heavy slam.
To kill your gatekeeper you will need to use 3 heavy slams, and dont forget that you can
use your super as well once this is fully charged, it will do a heavy slam type of attack
around you.
Once that section is completed continue through the thrall hallway.
This section is not hard so I wont deep dive into this.
At the deathsinger if you are doing the challenge mode, it is so much easier if you have an
exotic sword, use the raze-lighter for the focused R2 attack, to kill a knight you will
need one R1 Swipe followed by an R2 heavy attack, if you dont have have a raze lighter
a dark drinker will do as well.
Since time is crucial for the challenge if you are using an exotic sword dont bother
to switch to your primary or secondary , to save time just use your sword to kill knights,
wizards, orgres and adds , the only time you should be using your primary or secondary
is to kill the shrieker in the room.
The full legendary loadout will be slower to complete the challenge but it is in now
way a blocker.
Use any primary that you want, as for the secondary I highly recommend a shotgun to
deal with the knights and wizards, and use a rocket launcher in your heavy weapon slot
for the ogres and knights.
For Crota the final encounter, you simply need two things... which is an high impact
sniper and a rocket launcher with tracking.
Use the rocket launcher to take down crota , and use the sniper to take down any unwanted
knights and the oversoul.
As for exotics you should be using the Gjallarhorn for Crota or if you are on Oversoul duty you
can use the sleeper stimulant to take that down.
As for the primary you can use anything you want to deal with the adds.
Once crota is finished hopefully you can enjoy the sweet loot and do this all over again
on another character!
So I hope this helps you out with your crota run, let me know in the comments below if
I have missed anything.
If you like this video I will do a similar gun loadout video as well for the other raids,
there will be a youtube card in the right hand corner linking to those videos when its
ready or you can find the links to those videos in the description below.
Subscribe to help me reach the 2000 subscriber goal, and obviously subscribe as well if you
want to stay up to date on the latest destiny news, and if you want to see more tips and
tricks, and weapon review videos.
Thanks for watching guys , and as always I will see you in the next video guardians!
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About maturity (O zrelosti) - Lea Šćekić - Duration: 6:07.
Hello, wonderful people!
On this day, when I am celebrating 15th high school graduation anniversary,
15 years since I graduated from the best gymnasium in Novi Sad,
the Jovan Jovanović Zmaj gymnasium,
I can not help but talk about maturity.
Many people think
that when we turn 18 and graduate, we are mature
and capable of making decisions about our lives.
However,
the reality is somewhat different.
At 18, those of you who know what you want out of life, just continue down that road,
don't let other people's opinions to influence you,
don't let the fear of your surrounding's opinion reshape your desires.
But, the majority of you still don't have a clear direction in life at this moment,
you are not certain which university you want to go to, which direction you want to take in life.
Well, what I want to say to this majority of you is
that it is completely natural.
At the age of 18,
without knowing entirely what you want, you will most probably be directed by others:
whether by the company that surrounds you telling you to choose the next step
or maybe your parents might affect your decision.
We have some perfect examples here, real chances,
and one such example is Nikola Tesla.
His father wanted him to enter a seminary, while his mother was an extraordinarily strong and intuitive woman, who felt
that he was very talented in engineering
so she directed him towards that path, and she supported him in his intentions.
And it's from that direction, and that kind of support, that such genius has emerged.
If you are fortunate enough to have by your side someone who senses you so well and directs you, listen to them.
If not, again, then let this current,
whether of your good company that leads you in a certain direction, or
of your own gut telling you what is the best for you now, at this moment,
and listen to it.
Believe me, you cannot make a mistake.
This is what I want to tell you with this video.
Everything you go through, each step of your path,
will turn out to be ideal for you at one point in your life.
In my case, I graduated from the mathematics gymnasium Jovan Jovanović Zmaj,
and the fact that I had so many classes of mathematics during high school
helped me to get through the first two years of faculty with ease,
since I had such a good knowledge base.
And again, my choice to enroll the faculty for mathematics
brought me great advantage, since I learned how to think,
and later on, when I was faced with work assignments,
I always quickly found the algorithms on how to solve the problem at hand.
And precisely because of everything I experienced, it is easier for me to find connection in the knowledge that I acquire for my own pleasure.
The moral of this story is:
Trust me,
if you are at a certain point on your path now
and you realize after some time that you have other aspirations and desires,
know that that point there was to keep you as authentic as you are at this point,
i.e. for you – the you in that moment there.
It is also important to know that your own happiness
is in no way conditioned by the circumstances you are in,
or by the potential that you have.
Your happiness will be precisely the reflection of
how you maximally used your potential for your benefit in the given circumstances.
And this is maturity,
which, in my opinion, comes at a much later age than the age you are in.
Because, what does maturity really mean?
My definition of maturity is that it is
a period in life when you manage to accept everything that comes your way, whether you depict it as good or bad,
as something that will help your development, learning and something that will help you grow.
And so, even if you find yourself trapped in a situation that you don't find pleasant now,
bear in mind that this is happening so you don't go THERE –
where the biggest life contrast might be waiting for you.
Therefore, learn to appreciate all the life's moments,
knowing that they are ideal for you just the way they are.
This is the point of this whole story.
The point is also to enter every action from tranquility,
because it is scientifically proven that the result we get when we start any kind of activity with a certain vibration is precisely the vibration from which we started.
This is why I wish that you accept what is currently the next logical step,
and know that after a certain number of years, you will realize that this is precisely the step you needed.
So believe in yourselves, dear seniors,
and I wish you to celebrate wonderful 10th, 15th, 20th, 30th high school graduation anniversaries,
and be happy to have the opportunity to see your friends
to be who you are
and to know that you needed every step of your way.
Love you, and a big salute from me!
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Pork knuckle with dark beer (vepřové koleno) - Duration: 3:56.Hello and Welcome to our channel!
Today we will cook pork knuckle with dark beer
traditional Czech dish
List of ingredients in the description below this video or on our website rednumberone.com
Let's get started!!!
First we need to marinate pork knuckle
In the mortar mix together basil, nutmeg, thyme, coriander, oregano, and chili pepper
Add salt, black pepper to taste
and lightly grind with pestle
Smash each clove garlic with flat side of the knife,
slice into few pieces and add to the spice mix
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Finely slice ginger
Cut quince into four parts, remove core and finely slice
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Thoroughly wash pork knuckle and dry with paper towel
Then with sharp knife make short deep cuts all over the meat
In each cut put a bit of spice mix with a piece of garlic
After thoroughly rub all surface of pork knuckle with the rest of spices
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On the bottom of large deep saucepan put 2-3 layers of quince and ginger
Put pork knuckle and overlay it with the rest of quince and ginger
Pour dark beer into a saucepan so it cover the knuckle
Cover saucepan with cap and place to the fridge on the low shelf for 24 hours
In 24 hours place saucepan with marinated pork knuckle on a high heat
Bring to a boil, reduce heat to a minimum,
add bay leaf and cook about 2,5 hours
Preheat oven up to 200°C or 392°F
Carefully remove boiled pork knuckle from saucepan,
cool down a little bit
and place to the covered with foil oven-tray
In a medium bowl mix honey, mustard and soy sauce
Coat pork knuckle with this mixture
You could put potato to the oven tray with pork knuckle and use it for some garnish
Bake about 20-30 minutes until brown and crispy
After carefully wrap pork knuckle with foil and let it rest for 10 minutes
Garnish pork knuckle with potato, rice, salad, pickled or baked vegetables
Bon appetite!!!
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