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Financially Secure The Future Of Your Newborn Child - Duration: 8:33.What are the various things you need to do to secure the future of your newborn child?
What are the things that you need to do right away for the future of your newborn child?
First step isn't about investment but increasing protection
Increase your life insurance by about 5 times the annual income. Take the help of online calculators, financial advisors and financial planners
This will ensure that even in the event of your untimely absence, your child's future pans out the way you envisioned
Opt for term plans. They provide large coverage for low premiums
The premiums will be even lower for online term plans
Increase the amount of health insurance cover and ensure that your child is covered
You need higher health insurance and life insurance since you wouldn't want an episode that will use up your savings
Open a separate bank savings account for your child. This could be a regular savings account or a children's account.
This bank account can be used to put your money for investments you will make for your child and also park cash gifts given to your child, from time to time
A separate bank account is a great way of keeping money separate for your investments for your child's future
Open a Public Provident Fund (PPF) account. For the girl child there's Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana Account
You get tax benefits or tax deductions for contribution, interest and maturity amounts
PPF and Sukanya Samriddhi Scheme will not be enough since rising higher education costs will require you to save much more
Between 2005-14, higher education costs went up six times
Investing in fixed deposits or FDs is not enough since the interest gets taxed
An education course costing Rs 12.5 lakh today will become Rs 50 lakh in 18 years
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Why Did I Wait So Long!? | 91. Road Warrior Life | Full Time RV Living - Duration: 14:12.Last time on Road warrior we took in the beautiful scenery at our campground
[Kado] got hooked on a video game
And we were excited to take our first ride together on our new toy
We decided to hit up the Skyway bridge [and] head on over [to] St.. Pete
What a beautiful
And truly epic ride that everyone should experience on a motorcycle [it] felt like you're on top [of] the world
We were so stoked on our new motorcycle and spent the whole day exploring. We saw Kite Surfers
We saw people boondocking in their RVS right on the water and we took the back roads
And we came home that evening there was ten raccoons all having a good time in our front yard. [oh]
damn
Those damn trees. They keep getting in my [way]
I'm just filming
There's like bugs
There's literally bugs flying all [over] me good
Couch yeah
We have wood that's one way
How do you like this park?
sweet
Epic [I] want to cry, but a super [stub]
so
It is fun. I'm just like a little paralyzed -
pretty cool
Up down and around we go yeah buddy nice and smooth nice and fast
Plug it is here
You ready to go for a swim?
Alafia River State Park is absolutely stunning the mountain bike trails are built on a phosphate mining site
And there's over 20 miles of epic Mountain biking
after riding for many many years and in many different states
I'd have to say that this is my overall most favorite Mountain bike Trail
The technical sections the uPS and downs. It's so fast and flowy and the setting is absolutely beautiful
If you're in a mountain biking or horses Alafia State park would be a great option to stay at
They have full hookups and a beautiful campground, [and] it is just full of wildlife
[to] [pray]
Why did I wait seven eight years to ride this? I don't know
this is all volunteer [maintained], so
the State Park Volunteer maintained and
They maintained it unbelievably well
nice 360 [vectors] haughty hello
It's so cool
The trails have a little bit of everything
There's beginner intermediate and advanced
But I'd have to say that the majority of the trails there are intermediate or advanced and are super difficult and technical terrain
urato was tackling some of the gnarly stuff and
She was definitely a bit timid because one little wrong move and you're falling off the side [of] these little cliffs
oh
I got in like Far away, I
Get them in action. Oh
some people have spotted some pretty good-sized Gators from the swamp and
We were fortunate [enough] not to run across any in our tracks, but they are out there. [I] mean look at it swampland everywhere
you
oh
you
you
So we just pulled
most of the merchandise from Paddleboarder
down from the Dungeon up there
for the Millionth [time]
Every time I need to get something out. It's got to pretty much all come out because you never know what you need
So it's tough cotto's getting her family some
Cool stuff to bring back to Colombia
[she's] going to visit them [nyx] and about [ten] days almost
pretty exciting yes
so
Lots of work lots of mess try to organize this the best we can because we also have to fit two
Motorcycles in our garage when we leave here somehow
I don't [know] because we could barely fit what we had so let's see, and I see some booty
It's a mess in here
eh-eh
boom spell
final destination
Got stuff [everywhere]
So we're getting rid of the Christmas decorations, or I should save the tree and keeping the couple stockings. We have
Got a [wendell] down so we can fit two bikes up in this garage
If you were to ask me one of the least favorite things about living in an RV
It would be this right here doing this week in and week out
Having to take things down put it back up because that's the only place it'll fit
Oh my God her tail. She's wagging it so fresh
[see]
Take it in my uh-huh like this is a good stuff daddy
Who be in my face?
Oh, man
Huh?
Oh really all guys you so excited
you
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Backyard MTB Trails - Building & Riding! - Duration: 7:20.Welcome to Berm Creek.
Here's the berm.
And here's the creek you'll end up in if you don't use it.
For the past few weeks I've been building trails at Berm Creek, or I've been doing
my best to.
If you want to build good trails—sustainable trails, Berm Creek could be a case study in
what not to do.
Take and gander, and you'll find half baked retaining walls, poor drainage, and singletrack
so skinny that your pedals hit the sides.
Still, I'm learning fast, and with a little luck Berm Creek will have vastly improved
by the Fall.
Let me show you what I've built so far.
This is the first trail, aptly named Berm Creek.
You start on this steep descent which throws you right into a tiny berm.
You can really lean into it and it's a lot of fun.
An optional line would be this rock garden, but I'll only use that on special occasions.
After the berm is a little detour up the hill, a turn around this tree and finally a fork
in the trail.
Right of the fork is Coax Climb.
It's too muddy to ride now.
To the left is a detour called Goodman Ledge.
It has a switchback so tight that I'm not even sure it can be ridden.
When it dries we'll find out.
Either path takes you back to the trailhead.
This area after the berm is right next to a drainage pipe, so I need to do something
about that.
We'll call it a creek crossing.
I've always had respect and appreciation for trail builders, but now it runs deeper.
The more dirt I move here, the more bummed out I get about tire ruts and all the damage
that occurs when the trails are ridden wet.
I can only imagine what it's like to have hundreds of other people riding my trails,
without any regard for who maintains the place.
Of course I won't need to worry about that.
You may have figured out by now that Berm Creek is in my backyard.
Still, I always seem to get lost here.
Like every good trail system, Berm Creek needs a trail map.
The map doesn't have elevation profiles or data, but it's still pretty awesome.
Awesome enough to have a permanent spot at the trailhead.
For this, I'm cobbling something together out of wooden planks.
To cut acrylic you need to score it with a blade, but I didn't have much luck with
that.
The jigsaw was worse.
Eventually I figured it out.
Now we're in business.
These brown fiberglas markers are just like the ones in Pisgah.
I got these stickers online too.
These trails are designed for bikes, and trail dogs.
Nothing against ATV's or Horses, but I don't have the space or resources to deal with that.
Tomorrow I'll install my trail markers, and hopefully it will dry up enough to do
some riding.
My markers are installed, but it rained again last night.
According to the weather it'll rain again today, but dry up by tomorrow afternoon.
By then, I'll have some visitors to ride the trails with.
My friends Brian and Alexander came by and helped me break in
the trail.
We had a lot of fun, and even encountered some challenges.
I almost flew into the creek.
Now that the trails are worn in there are some things I'd like to change, and add,
but all in all I think Berm Creek is off to a good start.
The real purpose of these trails is for testing.
When making adjustments to a bike, I can have a quick romp to make sure everything feels
right.
You could say that these trails are just an extension of my shop.
What do you guys think?
Have any of you built something like this in your yard?
Do you maintain trails in your community?
Let me know in the comments, and give me some insight into what to do next.
Thanks for riding with me today and I'll see you next time.
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NEVER HAVE I EVER (AWKWARD) - MeowGina - Duration: 7:48.Have you ever stayed awake for an entire night? Not an entire night.
Of course.
I mean, it would weird if not, right?
Actually I think I haven`t stayed up for an entire night yet.
Not an entire night.
Have I ever stayed awake for an entire night? I`m not sure.
I`ve definitely stayed awake for an entire night, because of when we went to England.
I am not sure. I´m gonna show both cards.
You need a card saying "I don't know".
Yes, definitely. Yes.
Now I am sure.
Have you ever tried to burp the alphabet?
I´ve found that so disgusting when people did that in elementary school.
As a child I found it funny to burp so I´ve always kinda faked burping... I don`t know.
I could not burp.
But I found it disgusting, too.
Now I am talking in English again.
Have you ever made a prank call?
Who didn`t?
But not to someone, I did it to myself. To our house phone.
We used to do that at birthday parties in elementary school.
Once we called pranked someone and he sounded actually scared.
Have you ever shared food with your dog or cat?
Yes.
Not really shared. Some time ago I fed my cat whipped cream from a spoon.
And there was still some of it on the spoon so my Mom was like "lick it off" and I did.
I find that disgusting.
When I think of where my dog puts his mouth...
When he licks his butt...
Exactly.
Have you ever eaten frog legs, or some other strange food?
Does Sushi count?
Nah, Sushi is not strange.
I have to think about this question.
I have definitely not.
Thinking of the lollipop with the worm inside which I ate with Inge.
But I didn`t eat the worm. I ate snails once, if that counts.
Have you ever stuck your tongue out at the ATM camera?
I did that at home.
I always do that at the bank.
Have you ever looked through someone else`s phone without their permission?
My Mom`s phone.
I don`t count my parents. I did that to a friend once. It was not you.
When she was in the bathroom I just checked her phone. But that was years ago.
There was no PIN code. It was not even a smartphone. I just checked her text messages.
I´m a bad person, I´m sorry.
I did that to my Mom, a lot.
Have you ever peed in the shower?
Definitely.
I`m gonna say both bc at my age you don`t do that anymore but you did it as a kid.
When you had to pee, you just peed in the shower... Life was so much easier back then.
This question is so awkward.
Have you ever composed a poem for someone you love?
Yes, I think so.
Do you wanna tell us who it was for?
Noooo.
I don`t wanna talk about it either.
I even gave it to the person. But he never answered.
Tell me more.
I think I did it but I´ve never send it. I didn`t have the guts to do it.
I did it twice. Once I sent it and the other time I burned it bc I found out that he was in love with someone else.
I think I only wrote it in my diary.
I`ve sent it once. That was the biggest mistake of my life.
And awkward. And.. well.. does`t matter.
NEXT QUESTION!!!
Have you ever broken a mirror?
Sure.
That`s why we have bad luck.
It happened to me once. In the changing room at school. With my pocket mirror. I think you and Anne have been there, too.
It happened to me 3 times.
I think I´m gonna keep my distance. Your bad luck is gonna rub off on me.
Once my pocket mirror just broke inside of my bag.
The other day the mirror in our bathroom just fell down. No one knows why.
Because of you.
Because you broke the first mirror you`ve had bad luck and the second one fell down.
Karma.
And as a child I had this plastic mirror from a magazine and it broke.
Bad quality.
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Do I go to Defqon.1? Let's talk about... [VLOG] - Duration: 4:27.Hey Guys, It's C-Storm and if You want some information about Defqon.1
Stay tuned
So, I got a lot of questions like
"Are you going to Defqon.1? "Is there going to be another Diary?"
Or (I think it was a guy from Mexico who even asked me)
"Can I meet you on Defqon.1?" And the answer to all the questions was...
No. [Sadface]
Unfortunately I wasn't able to purchase a ticket for Defqon.1 in the Pre-Sale phase,
so I'm not able to go there... This was all I know a week ago...
Exactly a week ago (20th May) was my 20th birthday.
And this woman here (Jil <3) & my Mum decided to get me a little, special gift.
And so these two decided to gift me a Defqon.1 Weekend Ticket.
[Hehe <3] Holy Shit!
You can't imagine, how happy I was, I was sitting there since March (I think),
the Pre-Sale and I was just crying:
"Ouuh I can't make it to Defqon.1" "I want..It's a special edition, 15 Years!"
Holy Shit² "And I can't be there... :c"
And then, out of nowhere, I get a Weekend Ticket.
So of course, there are the Defqon.1 Stage Warm Up Mixes, which will be released from
NOW on. There are already released (I think) three
of them. You can find them, just like there or there
(Infocard) I guess it's the Blue, Indigo and the White
Mix. They should be online right now.
And I'm going to continue uploading with the Magenta, the UV (Yes another Hardstyle Mix,
Stage Mix) and of course Hardcore! The Black and the Yellow Stage Mixes as well.
And I got a special Mix this year, the Purple Stage Mix (The upcoming Producers/Talent Stage
Mix). It's not made by me, it's made by a friend.
Who is...."unknown". So...You have no Idea who is making this Mix
;P (I hope he really does the Mix)
So as I just told you, a few Stage Mixes are already online.
You can check them out in one of the corners here (right top). But I am going to continue
all the Stage Mixes before I go to Defqon. And...Ye I have to release the Festival Mix itself
(Oh fuck, time..)
But before i go to Defqon, I am going to release another VLOG,
it will be something like the "Weekend Warrior Survival Package".
So just a collection of Tips & Tricks, that I've learned from Festivals or especially of
Defqon.1. It should include everything, that you need
to warm up, the Mixes for example. So it just should be an intro to the Diary, including
"How to party safe"
"How to party good",
How to Warm Up for Defqon.1" for example.
Yeah, maybe something like this nice thing over here.
I'm going to be at the Cardboard Warriors again this year.
Because I don't know If you've seen it, maybe I put it somewhere here (The Sword).
This years logo consists of swords and I really like them, because it's just something that
a Weekend "Warrior" should have. So maybe I'm going to make something like this.
Until then, check out the Mixes, get Warmed Up!
Thank You for tuning in
And See ya at Defqon!
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Why Don't Humans Live for More than 100 Years? | Physicist Geoffrey West - Duration: 13:12.You can determine, calculate many things about organisms, about their growth patterns, how
they grow, how long they take to mature—and in particular one that concerns many of us,and
that is: how long we live?
What determines our longevity?
And, in fact, that's what got me into this work originally was I became very intrigued
in my fifties about the phenomenon of aging and of dying that I became more and more conscious
that things had been changing in my life in terms of my body and my physiology.
And that already I'd had friends die.
And so I became intrigued as to "what is that?"
And I also became intrigued very much as a physicist not asking what is the mechanism,
the systematics about aging and immortality, but the very question "What determines 100
years for the lifespan of a human being?
Why is it a hundred years, not a thousand years or a million years?"
And also related to that, why is it that a mouse, which is made of pretty much the same
stuff as we are (I mean we're almost identical really in some kind of coarse grained level
looking at things), how come a mouse only lives two to three years?
So what is determining all this?
And if you have this theory of networks underlying these scaling laws, manifesting themselves
as scaling laws, you first ask: is there a scaling law for lifespan?
So this is work that had already been done by many people; was to look at lifespan as
a function of size, for a bunch of mammals in particular but organisms in general, just
as we looked at how metabolic rate scales across these animals.
And what was discovered, what had been discovered was that lifespan also increases following
these quarter power scaling laws—that it increased systematically.
The one difference by the way, and maybe I'll say a few words about this in a moment, is
that there's much more scatter among the data for lifespan compared to things like
metabolic rate.
So even though there is a kind of predictability—that is, you give me the size of a mammal, I will
tell you on the average how long that mammal will live—there's much more variance around
that number than there is for saying "you tell me the size of a mammal, I will tell
you what it's metabolic rate is and what the length of its aorta is, how many children
it should have" and so on, where there's much less variance.
The variance is much tighter.
Lifespan has much more variance.
Now where does that number come from?
So you have this theory that the scaling of metabolic rate and these many other quantities—and
by the way there's probably 50 or 75 such measurable quantities—these are determined
by the constraints of flows in networks such as the circulatory system.
So one of the things you immediately realize about those flows is that they are what we
call "dissipative," which simply means they involve wear and tear just as, you know,
outside in those streets outside this building there's a lot of traffic going back and
forth on the roads and those roads wear out.
They have to be repaired.
The roadways have to be repaired and the subways have to be repaired.
They wear out from the traffic so to speak.
And so it is the traffic through our multiple network systems produce wear and tear.
And the most damaging wear and tear occurs at the terminal units, the terminal points
of these networks because they're the smallest tubes like in our capillaries or within our
cells and pushing fluid, pushing blood corpuscles or whatever it is, big molecules through them—has
deleterious effects of various kinds.
That causes damage, and that damage is calculable because you have a theory.
The theory is telling you what the flow rates and so on and all the sizes are and so on.
So these are calculable.
Now so you can calculate the rate at which wear and tear is occurring, and you can also
calculate something else that is going on, and that is: while it's being damaged there's
also repair going on.
And we do repair ourselves.
But that repair is also determined by metabolism.
That's where the energy comes from to do repairs.
So you can determine all these things and then you can postulate that the system will
become nonviable, that is it can no longer be sustained when a given fraction of un-repaired
damages occur.
So the system eventually just cannot be sustained and so that gives you a calculation of maximum
lifespan.
This is the, you know, if you were to do the best you possibly could this is as long as
you could possibly live for a given size of mammal.
And if you do that you can understand where, roughly speaking, this hundred years for a
human being comes from.
But more importantly or equally importantly you can determine what the parameters are,
the knobs that you could conceivably turn to change that lifespan.
What could you do to make that go from 100 to 200, for example?
And there's two pieces of that.
One is you can decrease, of course, the wear and tear, or you can increase the repair.
Those are the two obvious things, and there are parameters that determine that.
So if you think about the damage that is occurring from metabolism—so that means okay, one
way we could decrease damage is decrease the amount of food we take in.
That would be one way.
And indeed by the way, the reason a large animal lives longer than a small one is because
the metabolic rate per unit mass or per cell gets systematically smaller the bigger the
animal, corresponding to these quarter power scaling laws.
So less damage is done at the cellular level the bigger the animal—in a systematic way.
So the question is: how do you decrease that even further?
One is you can eat less, and that's called caloric restriction.
So if you put yourself on a starvation diet it may not be so pleasant in terms of your
lifestyle, but this would predict that you live longer.
And there have been experiments done, on mice in particular and some on monkeys, most of
which show an effect, and the effect is calculable in this theory.
And many of the experiments done on that agree with the data that's been taken—on mice.
There have been some controversial experiments on monkeys which have not shown as big an
effect.
So this is still very much a work in progress, but there's another way you could also decrease
your metabolism, and that's a way that is very difficult for us but interestingly is
very easy for almost all other organisms on the planet.
And that's to do with the fact that we are unique in that we are what's called "homeotherms".
Namely we keep the same temperature.
We discovered this extraordinary mechanism of keeping our body temperatures constant.
That is fantastic because it dissociates us from the external temperature, the environmental
temperature.
Everything else is subject to the ambient temperature in their environment.
And here's why it matters: It's because metabolic rate is derived from chemical reactions,
and chemical reactions depend exponentially on external temperature, on the temperature
which they're operating.
That means a small change in temperature can have a huge effect.
So a small change in temperature, a small increase in temperature increases your metabolic
rate exponentially.
So that's why if you look at insects in the cold—when they're cold in the morning
they can barely move.
They have to wait until the sun comes up to warm themselves and then they can start flying
around and moving around and so on.
That's true of lizards and so on, essentially everything that's around us.
We are immune from that and that's been extraordinarily powerful for us and a tremendous
advantage.
Going back to lifespan, that means that if you could lower your body temperature you
would decrease your metabolic rate and you would decrease therefore the damage, and you
can live longer.
And that is indeed true of organisms, all other organisms.
If you keep them at low temperatures they live exponentially longer.
They live much longer so it's a fantastic effect.
It's a huge effect.
And by the way one tangential remark for that—and that is a critical one in our times—and
that is to do with global warming.
One of the things that I think is a bit mysterious to many people, in the kind of intelligent
layperson, is that: why should one or two degrees change in the ambient temperature
around us make any bloody difference to anything?
After all where I live the temperature often changes by 40 degrees from night to day.
So we have these huge changes, yet the ambient, you know, just this little increase in the
ambient, in the average temperature have such a big effect.
The reason is that things like growth rates and death rates and everything to do with
growing and therefore agriculture, but the whole ecosystem, the whole biosphere is exponentially
sensitive to a change in temperature.
So one to two degree change has an exponential effect, and some of that is, from our viewpoint,
highly deleterious and some may actually be advantageous.
But I think this is an incredibly important point that—I'm afraid I'm a little bit
critical here of my colleagues who work in global warming—they have not been very good
at getting this across, especially obviously to politicians and especially, of course,
the politicians in the United States.
But going back to the more parochial issue of lifespan, if we were to take drugs that
could lower our body temperature (and this has actually been done for mice again) it
increases concomitantly their lifespan.
Decreasing their metabolic rate increases their lifespan.
And that's been seen and it is in agreement with the theoretical predictions.
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Showcase on Bag-O-Day Crochet & More, Sara Sach, and Hectanooga1 - Duration: 2:44.Hi! I'm Donna Wolfe from naztazia.com
Instead of making something today I'd
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to thank Donna for doing this showcase.
That is so generous and lovely of her.
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Without electricity
First turn on the car
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The warm wind will dry the hair
So we save time by going to work
Love the hot wind is drying my hair
Is drying my hair
It looks great
Your hair is flying my love
My love, my hair has dried.
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Supreme Court Decision Could Lead to Rebalance of Elected Officials - Duration: 5:00.SOLEDAD: AN IMPORTANT
GERRYMANDER CASE TO UPDATE YOU
ON THE SUPREME COURT RULED 8-0
IN ONE DISTRICT AND
5-3 THE
OTHER WITH CONSERVATIVE JUSTICE
CLARENCE CLARENCE
THOMAS
AGREEING WITH LIBERAL JUSTICES
THAT RACE PLAYED TOO
LARGE OF A
ROLE IN CREATING DISTRICTS IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
HERE IS WHAT
THEY LOOK LIKE.
DISTRICT ONE IS DESCRIBED AS AN
OCTOPUS AND
DISTRICT 12 HAS BEEN
DESCRIBED AS LOOKING SERPENTINE.
THEY RULD
REPUBLICANS WHO
CONTROL THE LEGISLATURE IN 2011
GROUPS TOO MANY
AFRICAN-AMERICANS IN THOSE TWO
DISTRICTS.
THUS, WEAKENING THE
AFRICAN-AMERICAN VOTE
ELSEWHERE
IN THE STATE.
IT COVER A HUGE IMPACT IN OTHER
DISTRICTS IN NORTH CAROLINA
AND
OUTSIDE THE STATE SPECIFICALLY
WISCONSIN AND MARYLAND.
ANITA EARLS IS
THE FOUNDER OF
THE SOUTHERN COALITION FOR
SOCIAL JUSTICE IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
NICE
TO HAVE YOU.
ANITA: THANK YOU.
SOLEDAD: THIS IS SO
COMPLICATED
I WANT THAT WALK THROUGH PIECE
BY PIECE.
THE COURT DECISION FOCUS THE
SO
FAR ON TWO DISTRICTS, DISTRICT
ONE AND DISTRICT 12, DISTRICT
ONE WE WILL
SHOW AGAIN LOOKS
LIKE THIS AN OCTOPUS AND
DISTRICT 12 LIKE THIS,
SERPENTINE.
THEY LOOK KIND OF CRAZY.
IS YOUR POSITION THAT
THE CRAZY
LOOK OF THE MAP IS ACTUALLY
DISCRIMINATORY?
ANITA: I THINK YOU'RE POSITION
HAS ALL ALONG BEEN ASSIGNING
VOTERS TO A DISTRICT
BASED ON
RACE WHEN THERE'S NO NEED TO IS
THE HARM, WHAT IS
DISCRIMINATORY.
SOLEDAD: PART OF WHAT YOU HAD TO
DO BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT WAS
PROVE INTENT
THAT BLACK VOTERS
WERE PACKED INTO A DISTRICT SO
THEY MIGHT BE
OVERWHELMINGLY IN
THAT DISTRICT BUT DRAWN OUT OF
THE OTHER DISTRICTS.
HOW HARD IS
IT TO PROVE INTENT?
ANCHOR: INITIATION THE STATE
ESSENTIALLY CONCEDED THAT
DISTRICT ONE WAS DRAWN ON THE
BASIS OF RACE.
THEY SAID THE VOTING RIGHTS ACT
MADE US DID IT.
THAT IS WHERE THE COURT
UNANIMOUSLY SAID THAT IS NOT
WHAT THE
VOTING RIGHTS ACT
REQUIRES BECAUSE NORTH CAROLINA
HAD BEEN ELECTING CANDIDATES OF
CHOICE OF BLOCK VOTERS FROM
THAT
-- BLACK VOTERS WITHOUT IT BEING
50%
BLACK.
THE 12TH DISTRICT WAS MORE
COMPLICATED IN TERMS MUCH
PLAINTIFF'S PROOF BECAUSE OF THE
INTERPLAY OF RACE AND POLITICS
WHERE THE STATE SAID WE PUT
THOSE
VOTERS IN THAT DISTRICT
BECAUSE OF THEIR POLITICAL
AFFILIATION NOT BECAUSE OF RACE.
AND
THAT IS WHERE IT WAS HARDER
TO PROVE THE RACIAL
SPWEPBLT
INTENT.
SOLEDAD: IS IT LEGAL TO GROUP
PEOPLE
EVEN IN A CRAZY DRAFTING
WAY BY POLITICS?
BUT NOT BY RACE?
ANITA: I WOULDN'T SAY IT IS
CONSTITUTIONAL
TO DRAW A LINE
BASED PURELY ON PARTISAN
CONSIDERATION
BUT THE COURT
HASN'T COME UP WITH A STANDARD
THEY CAN APPLY SO THEY KNOW
WHICH
MAPS GO TOO FAR AND WHICH
ONES ARE ACCEPTABLE.
SOLEDAD: I WILL GET BACK TO THE
STANDARD IN A MOMENT
BUT THERE'S
SO MUCH CORRELATION BETWEEN
PARTY AND
RACE IN A LOT OF CASES
FEE
.
ANITA: THAT IS WHAT
WAS
FUNDAMENTAL ABOUT THIS DECISION.
THE SUPREME COURT MADE CLEAR IF
YOU ARE USING RACE
EVEN IF
ULTIMATELY IT IS FOR A PARTISAN
OUTCOME GROUPING VOTERS
BASED ON
RACE BECAUSE OF HOW THEY VOTE
THAT IS STILL UNCONDITIONAL.
SOLEDAD: WHAT ARE THE
REQUIREMENTS OF THE VOTING
RIGHTS ACT AND HOW HAS THAT MADE
THIS MORE
COMPLICATED
ANITA: SECTION TWO SAYS IF YOU
HAVE A SITUATION
WHERE VOTE
BEING IS RACIALLY POLARIZED AND
THE CANDIDATES OF CHOICE OF
BLACK VOTERS CAN NEVER WIN THEN
YOU DO HAVE TO PUT IN PLACE A
REMEDY THAT ALLOWS
THOSE VOTERS
TO HAVE SOME VOICE IN THEIR
GOVERNMENT.
>> YOU FEEL THIS WILL HAVE
AN
IMPACT IN OTHER STATES LIKE
WISCONSIN WHICH IS GOING TO BE A
VERY BIG
CASE CERTAINLY, AND
ALSO MARYLAND WHERE IT SEEMS
THAT KIND OF FLIPPED THE
DEMOCRATS ARE THE ONES WHERE
SOME ARE SAYING THEY ARE A BIT
OF A PROBLEM IN THE CREATION OF
THE MAPS.
ANITA: I THINK THE IMPACT IS THE
SUPREME COURT HAS NOW MADE
CLEAR
HOW YOU PROVE WHEN RACE IS THE
PREDOMINANT
FACTOR AND THAT SETS
THE STAGE TO GRAPPLE WITH WHAT
ABOUT
POLITICS?
HOW DO WE DECIDE WHEN POLITICAL
CONSIDERATIONS HAVE GONE TOO FAR
IN THE
REDISTRICTING PROCESS.
AND EVEN THOUGH OUR STATE IS
PRETTY EVENLY DIVIDED
50-50 IN
TERMS OF DEMOCRAT AND REPUBLICAN
VOTERS THEY HAVE DRAWN A MAP
THAT SENDS A DELEGATION TO
CONGRESS THAT DOESN'T REPRESENT
THE POLITICAL VIEWS OF THE
PEOPLE
SO THE STAEU
TE HAS SET FOR
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Soft-Shell Crabs and Fresh Pasta with Jimmy Sneed (In Julia's Kitchen with Master Chefs) - Duration: 24:55.Hello, I'm Julia Child.
Welcome to my house and to my kitchen
and to another culinary adventure
with one of America's Master Chefs.
From Richmond, Virginia
and his restaurant, the Frog and The Redneck...
my guest today is Chef Jimmy Sneed.
Jimmy Sneed is going to do us
his famous soft-shell crabs
with cole slaw and pasta.
that sounds wonderful, Jimmy.
It's a great dish.
I think we'd all like to know a lot
about soft-shell crabs
because now we can get them.
But we don't know enough about them.
Well, soft-shell crabs are so-called
Because they've shed their hard shell.
And everything about the crab is completely edible.
With the exception of a few parts
that we're going to take off here now.
All right, would you like to do that with us?
I'd like to see. How you do it?
So first, you go where the brain is...
Take that off.
And then you take out the gills on either side.
Those are just like a lobster's gills
they're Inedible.
Then you take off the apron on the back.
And once you've done that
You want to give a little squeeze.
Right in the center.
And this takes out a little sand sac
and the tomalley...
The stomach of the crab. You don't eat the tomalley?
Some people like it. Yeah, I like it.
Some people find it a little bitter, so we take that out.
And you also have a very similar product
Right here under the wing
Which looks like the tamale
But that's stored fat.
And that's very good.
That's all there is to... Well, that's much easier...
I always thought you had to pull out the intestines
No, no, no.
Would you like to clean one? Sure.
Cut the... I cut the front off.
And that's where the brain is.
Okay, now you lift up each side of the wing
And you cut the gill.
But is the gill kind of...
It's kind of fibrous.
They call it the "dead man's fingers". Oh.
It looks like grey fingers laying across the back.
Is it very much like the lobster?
Very much, and then the apron on the back.
Oh, there's the back.
Yeah, let's open that up.
Now just snip that off.
Just open it up and cut it off. Yeah.
Now which end do I squeeze now?
You squeeze it from the front.
You see this little sac right here...yeap.
It usually has a little sand in it
and that's right behind the eyes.
Give it one squeeze, and just pull that out.
And there it is. There it is.
All right, so these are the three crabs
That we're going to sauté up a little bit later.
And how long will they keep
after you've cleaned them?
Once you've done this...
I wouldn't keep them past a day. Yeah.
We're just going to serve it with a fresh pasta...
Which we're going to make here, and a little cole slaw.
It's very light, it's a summer dish...
Because that's the only time that crabs shed...
Is between May and September.
So, in keeping In line
With the simplicity of the food I like to cook
and I like to serve...
We're going to make the most simple of all dishes
Fresh pasta. Good.
And it's simple and it's great.
Fresh pasta is one of the great foods of the world
and it has two ingredients.
And anybody in the world can make pasta.
It has flour, and it has eggs.
Okay, so we're going to take...
What I do is I use half semolina flour
and half white flour, all-purpose white flour.
Yeah.
The portions in this aren't too important?
That's about a cup of stuff
you've got in there.
I purposefully did not measure
To prove a point here which I'll show
and that is
it is absolutely impossible to Mess up pasta. Good.
For anybody, anybody at home.
A three-year-old child can do this.
What I've got in here now
And I'm just going by what looks right to me
is I've got three yolks, and one whole egg.
And these are beautiful Yolks.
I don't know where these yolks came from
they're beautiful. Massachusetts Yolks.
And then we're going to put some salt in there
so that when you cook your pasta
you've actually got some salt in the dough.
And this again, is a matter of taste.
And after we Make the dough
We'll break a little piece off and taste it
to see if it's got the right amount of salt for us.
Okay?
Now, you mix this all together.
Here's why we don't like to measure.
For one thing...
It's very difficult to measure eggs.
How big an egg actually turns out to be.
And when we discover
That we've got a pasta here that's too wet
then all we have to do
is add a little bit more flour to it.
So, we've added just a little bit more flour
and I'm going to add a little bit of semolina
so that the balance is right.
If I put too much flour in...
And it's too dry...
I merely add a little bit of egg.
So the worst thing that could happen
is that you end up with a ball of pasta
maybe this big.
You could always put It in the freezer.
We're going to work this. That's pretty stiff dough.
This is nice.
We get the consistency we want
which is fairly soft and pliable
But not wet to the feel. Yeah.
And if it were a little bit too wet
just fold in some more flour like this.
So, we're going to work this...
And there's no water in there?
There's no water at all...
JUST EGG POWER EXACTLY.
NOW WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO HERE FOR COLOR IS
WE'RE GOING TO ADD A LITTLE BIT OF SAFFRON
THAT WE'VE STEEPED IN HOT WATER.
SO WE'RE GOING TO PUT SOME OF THIS SAFFRON IN HERE...
THAT'S EXPENSIVE STUFF.
THIS WOULD BE THE MOST EXPENSIVE SPICE
IN THE WORLD.YEAH.
SO WE DON'T USE MUCH OF IT.
NOW, AS FAR AS COLORING GOES
THERE'S AN INFINITE NUMBER OF FLAVORINGS AND COLORINGS
THAT YOU COULD ADD TO PASTA.
YOU CAN ADD GREEN PARSLEY PUREE...
YOU COULD ADD FRESH DILL, YOU COULD ADD CHIVE...
YOU COULD ADD SQUID... BEET JUICE?
BEET JUICE IS WONDERFUL WITH PASTA.
IF YOU LIKE THAT COLOR.
OKAY, AFTER THE SAFFRON THREADS
HAVE STEEPED IN THE HOT WATER
WE CAN STRAIN A LITTLE BIT OF THAT INTO HERE.
OKAY?
SO NOW WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO WORK THIS
AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY TOO MUCH ABOUT...
ABOUT WORKING IT UNIFORMLY
BECAUSE AS WE ROLL IT THROUGH THE MACHINE...
WE'RE GOING TO KEEP FOLDING IT OVER...YEAH.
IT'S GOING TO INCORPORATE ITSELF INTO IT.
OKAY.
SO NOW, YOU KNOW, WE WERE VERY LUCKY
WE ACTUALLY COULD HAVE DONE THIS
WITHOUT ADDING ANY SAFFRON
BECAUSE THESE YOLKS WERE SO YELLOW...
I DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY CAME FROM.
OKAY, SO NOW WE'VE GOT THE TEXTURE WE WANT.
IT'S NICE AND DOUGHY AND NOT STICKY TO THE TOUCH.
SO WE'RE GOING TO DUST THIS WITH A LITTLE FLOUR
AND WRAP IT IN PLASTIC WRAP
AND THEN SET THAT ASIDE TO REST. YEAH.
AND HERE WE'VE GOT ONE THAT WE MADE YESTERDAY
AND IT'S RESTED
AND YOU SEE THE CONSISTENCY OF THIS?
THIS IS STILL GOOD.
IT LOOKS AND FEELS MUCH DRIER, YES.
YEAH, THIS IS A LITTLE DENSER
JUST FROM HAVING RESTED
AND IT'S STILL A LITTLE BIT COLD
FROM BEING IN THE REFRIGERATOR.
OKAY, SO WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO WITH THIS NOW
IS WE'RE GOING TO WORK THIS
THROUGH THE PASTA MACHINE.
THAT IS A LOVELY COLOR INSIDE...
THAT'S VERY YELLOW. NICE AND YELLOW...
AND IT DOESN'T HAVE AN INTENSE FLAVOR OF SAFFRON.
IT'S JUST GOT A VERY LIGHT SAFFRON TASTE TO IT.
A LITTLE BIT.
OKAY, SO WE'RE GOING TO TAKE THIS NOW...
WE'RE GOING TO RUN IT THROUGH THE MACHINE.
AND EACH TIME YOU DO...
YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO ADD A LITTLE BIT OF FLOUR
TO MAKE SURE THAT IT DOESN'T STICK.
THIS IS A HAND-CRANK PASTA MACHINE...
EXACTLY WHAT YOU CAN FIND AT THE COOKWARE STORES.
WELL, THIS IS AN INDUSTRIAL SIZE?
IT IS INDEED.
I THINK ANYONE SHOULD GET THAT.
THEY DON'T COST MUCH, DO THEY?
THIS BIG ONE WAS ABOUT $500. THAT MUCH?
BUT YOU CAN BUY THEM FOR ABOUT $45 AT A COOKWARE STORE.
OKAY, SO EACH TIME WE PUT IT IN NOW
WE'RE GOING TO CLOSE THE ROLLERS A LITTLE BIT MORE
AND IT GETS THINNER AND THINNER...
OH, IT HAS A KNOB OVER THERE.
IT DOES... AND WE'RE GOING TO FOLD IT OVER
AND WE'RE FOLDING IT OVER FOR TWO REASONS.
ONE IS TO SQUARE UP THE EDGES...
SO THAT THEY MAKE A NICE STRAIGHT LINE
AND ANOTHER IS TO MAKE SURE THAT EVERYTHING...
THE COLOR AND ALL IS INCORPORATED EVENLY THROUGHOUT.
SO NOW WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO OPEN THEM UP
JUST A LITTLE BIT.
AND AGAIN, EACH TIME WE PASS IT THROUGH...
WE GIVE IT A LITTLE BIT OF FLOUR
AND WE CRANK IT DOWN ANOTHER NOTCH
FOLD IT ONE MORE TIME, AND THEN WORK IT OUT.
HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU FOLD IT ON THE WHOLE?
WELL REALLY, YOU NEED TO DO IT
AT LEAST SIX OR SEVEN TIMES
TO MAKE SURE EVERYTHING'S FULLY INCORPORATED.
IT'S REALLY A QUESTION OF APPEARANCE.
IF THE COLOR'S NICE AND UNIFORM THROUGHOUT
AND IF THE EDGES START LOOKING NICE AND STRAIGHT.
OKAY NOW, I'M GOING TO TAKE IT DOWN.
EACH TIME I PASS IT THROUGH TO MAKE IT THINNER...
I'M GOING TO ADD A LITTLE FLOUR TO IT EACH TIME.
JUST A LITTLE BIT, JUST ENOUGH TO COAT IT.
IF YOU DON'T HAVE A PASTA MACHINE
THIS IS VERY EASILY DONE WITH A ROLLING PIN.
YOU ROLL IT OUT THINNER AND THINNER.
IT'S DIFFICULT TO GET IT MAYBE THIS THIN.
THAT'S THE WAY THE OLD ITALIAN GRANDMOTHERS USED TO DO IT.
YOU'RE EXACTLY RIGHT.
I'M JUST ABOUT THERE.
WE'RE JUST ABOUT THE CONSISTENCY I LIKE IT.
IT'S FUN TO DO, ISN'T IT?
OKAY, NOW WE'RE GOING TO CUT THE PASTA.
ALL RIGHT, NOW TO CUT THIS...
IT'S REALLY VERY EASY.
THE TRICK HERE IS YOU WANT LOTS OF FLOUR...YEAH.
SO THAT WE CAN CUT IT.
SO WE'RE GOING TO REALLY PUT...
A NICE LAYER OF FLOUR ON TOP OF THIS.
SO IT'S NOT GOING TO STICK TOGETHER, RIGHT?
THAT'S SO IT WON'T STICK TOGETHER
BECAUSE WE'RE GOING TO ROLL THIS NOW.
YOU START BY FOLDING IT A COUPLE TIMES
ABOUT AN INCH WIDE
AND THEN JUST GO AHEAD AND ROLL IT.
SO, YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE A CHIFFONNADE.
WE'RE GOING TO MAKE THIS
REALLY LOOK LIKE IT'S HOMEMADE.
NOW YOU'VE GOT THE END PIECE HERE WHICH YOU WANT TO TAKE OFF
BECAUSE THE EDGES ARE KIND OF JAGGED
SO IT'S NOT ALL THAT ATTRACTIVE, BUT VERY TASTY.
THEN YOU CAN MAKE IT...
AS THICK OR THIN AS YOU'D LIKE.
EXACTLY.
ANYBODY CAN DO IT, ANYBODY WITH A KNIFE.
IT'D BE A NICE THING FOR YOUR CHILDREN TO DO.
ARE YOURS MAKING PASTA?
THEY ARE INDEED.
THEY DIDN'T BELIEVE ME
WHEN I TOLD THEM THEY COULDN'T MESS IT UP
UNTIL THEY ACTUALLY TRIED IT.
WE'VE GOT A COAT HANGER... THAT'S GREAT.
THIS IS A PLASTIC COAT HANGER.
THE WIRE ONES DON'T WORK VERY WELL...
BECAUSE THE WEIGHT OF THE PASTA ON THE WIRE
TENDS TO BREAK THE PASTA.
YOU COULD COOK THIS RIGHT AWAY
AND IT WILL COOK IN 15 OR 20 SECONDS, OKAY?
OR YOU COULD LET IT DRY.
FIND A CONVENIENT PLACE IN THE HOUSE TO SET THAT UP
AND LET IT DRY.
AND, THEN IT TAKES MAYBE A MINUTE TO COOK IT.
YEAH, THAT'S WONDERFUL.
HERE WE'RE GOING TO MAKE
THE DRESSING FOR THE COLE SLAW. YEAH.
ALL RIGHT, SO WE'VE GOT OUR SUGAR
AND OUR WATER BOILING TOGETHER HERE.
SUGAR TENDS TO HOLD A LOT OF BACTERIA
SO YOU ALWAYS PRETTY MUCH WANT TO BOIL THE SUGAR.
SO TO THIS WE'RE GOING TO ADD
A VERY TRADITIONAL CHESAPEAKE BAY SPICE.
THIS IS OLD BAY SEASONING.
THIS IS A SEASONING THEY USE TO BOIL CRABS WITH.
IF I DIDN'T HAVE OLD BAY SEASONING...
LET'S SEE WHAT WE'VE GOT IN HERE.
THIS CAN BE FOUND EVERYWHERE.
EVEN IN BOSTON, MASS? I GUARANTEE IT.
AND WE'RE GOING TO ADD
SOME FRESHLY GROUND BLACK PEPPER TO THAT.
I'M GOING TO ADD A LITTLE BIT OF SALT.
WE'RE GOING TO LET THAT COME TO A BOIL.YEAP.
AND WHEN IT DOES, WE'RE GOING TO TAKE IT OFF
AND WE'RE GOING TO LET IT COOL.
YEAP, THERE WE GO.
OKAY, WHILE THAT'S GOING ON...
TO ADD A LITTLE BIT OF COLOR TO THIS DISH...
WE'LL ADD JULIENNED RED AND YELLOW PEPPERS.
WE BLANCH MOST ALL OF OUR VEGETABLES
IN RAPIDLY BOILING, SALTED WATER.
WE'RE GOING TO DO THAT
WITH ALL THE VEGETABLES THAT WE SERVE HERE TODAY.
AND AGAIN, WE TAKE OUT THE SEEDS. YEAP.
SO BY BLANCHING THESE VEGETABLES FIRST...
BEFORE YOU USE THEM IN SALTED WATER
YOU TAKE OUT THE BITTERNESS
SO THEY HAVE MUCH MORE OF THEIR OWN NATURAL FLAVOR.
OKAY AND NOW...
WE ALWAYS LIKE TO CUT THIS SKIN SIDE DOWN
BECAUSE THE SKIN IS TOUGH
AND THE KNIFE HAS A TENDENCY TO SLIP OFF THAT.
AND YOU MIGHT CUT YOURSELF.
SO WE'RE GOING TO DO IT SKIN SIDE DOWN HERE
INTO NICE LITTLE STRIPS.
SINCE THIS IS GOING IN THE COLE SLAW
WE WANT TO CUT THOSE IN HALF ONE TIME.
NOT TWO HALVES, BUT...
LIKE THAT.
OKAY -- AND WE'LL DO THE SAME WITH THE YELLOW.
SO YOU TAKE YOUR WATER
AND THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT.
I THINK THE SINGLE, MOST BASIC FUNDAMENTAL ABOUT COOKING
THAT I LEARNED FROM THE FRENCH
IS THE USE OF SEA SALT.
AND YOU REALLY NEED TO PUT A FAIR AMOUNT INTO IT
BECAUSE YOU WANT TO COOK SALT INTO YOUR FOOD
YOU DON'T REALLY WANT TO ADD SALT TO THE TOP OF IT.
SO WE'RE GOING TO, NOW THAT WE'VE GOT THAT...
AND YOU ALWAYS USE SEA SALT?
ALWAYS USE SEA SALT.
IT'S GOT SEVERAL DIFFERENT KINDS OF SALT IN IT...
AND IT ALSO DOESN'T HAVE IODINE.
SO THOSE ARE JUST GOING TO BLANCH NOW
JUST TILL ABOUT 15 SECONDS OF BOILING.
AND AGAIN, YOU'RE NOT TRYING TO COOK THESE.
YOU'RE JUST GIVING THEM A QUICK BLANCH
TO REDUCE THE BITTERNESS THAT'S IN THEM.
AND THAT'S JUST 15 SECONDS
OF BOILING THERE.
OKAY, AND THEN YOU PUT IT IMMEDIATELY INTO ICE WATER
AND THIS DOES TWO THINGS...
OF COURSE THIS HELPS RETAIN THE COLOR.
IN FACT, IT MAKES THEM A LITTLE BIT BRIGHTER
THAN THEY ORIGINALLY WERE.
AND THAT KEEPS THE TEXTURE TOO?
AND IT KEEPS THEM FROM OVERCOOKING. YEAH.
BECAUSE IF YOU DON'T PUT THEM IN ICE WATER
THE HEAT THAT'S IN THEM NOW
WILL CONTINUE TO COOK THEM.
OKAY, NOW WE'RE GOING TO PUT SOME CARROTS
INTO THIS DISH TOO.
WE'RE GOING TO WANT TO JULIENNE THIS.
AND THIS IS A FRENCH MANDOLINE
THAT COSTS $260.
IT'S A GOOD TOOL.
YOU HAVE TO TREAT THEM WITH CARE.
AND YOU'RE GOING TO WANT
TO TAKE THIS DOWN TO THE CENTER.
YOU'RE NOT GOING TO WANT TO GET THE CENTER, REALLY.
AND THESE ARE A LITTLE BIT LONG NOW
SO WE'RE JUST GOING TO LINE THESE UP.
AND AGAIN, GIVE THEM ONE CUT.
SO I'M GOING TO PUT THAT IN THE BOWL.
OUR PEPPERS NOW NEED TO BE DRAINED.
THAT'S A BEAUTIFUL COLOR, ISN'T IT?
YEAH, THIS IS GOING TO ADD A NICE COLOR.
AND THEY'RE STILL CRISP.
OH, THEY'RE BEAUTIFUL.
THAT'S A VERY GOOD IDEA, I THINK.
OKAY, SO WE'RE GOING TO ADD SOME SCALLION NOW
WHICH ADDS ANOTHER DIMENSION OF COLOR.
WE'RE JUST GOING TO TAKE THE ENDS OFF HERE
THAT HAVE GOTTEN A LITTLE BIT DRY.
AND WE'RE JUST GOING TO SLICE THE SCALLIONS.
YOU'RE GOING TO USE ALL THE GREEN TOO?
YEAH, I LIKE THE GREEN, IT GIVES A NICE COLOR
AND IT GIVES A NICE ONIONY FLAVOR.
AND THEN WE'LL TAKE IT ALL THE WAY RIGHT DOWN
TO NEAR THE ROOTS HERE.
VERY THIN SLICES.
AND THE ROOTS, OF COURSE...
YOU'VE GOT A LITTLE WOODY PART RIGHT NEAR THE END OF THE ROOT
SO YOU'RE NOT GOING TO WANT TO USE THAT.
OKAY, SO NOW WE'VE GOT OUR PEPPERS...
OUR CARROTS, OUR SCALLIONS.
THE ONLY THING LEFT IS THE CABBAGE ITSELF.
AND THIS IS JUST YOUR ORDINARY GREEN CABBAGE
THAT YOU'D FIND IN THE GROCERY STORE.
CUT OUT THE HARD PART THAT YOU DON'T WANT TO USE.
DO YOU EVER USE A FOOD PROCESSOR
TO DO CABBAGE WITH?
I ONCE HAD A FRENCH CHEF TELL ME
IF YOU CAN DO IT BY HAND, DO IT BY HAND
OTHERWISE ONE DAY WE'LL BE OBSOLETE.
SO ACTUALLY THE FOOD PROCESSOR'S...
IF YOU GET THE RIGHT BLADE FOR IT...
IT DOES A FINE JOB.
THE THICK, WOODY PART
YOU DON'T WANT TO USE.NO.
NOW WE'RE GETTING DOWN TO THAT NOW
AND SO WE'LL SET THAT ASIDE.
AND YOU'VE GOT YOUR CABBAGE.
OKAY...
AND NOW ALL WE HAVE HERE...
WE MADE UP A LITTLE BIT EARLIER
SO IT WOULD BE NICE AND COLD.
THAT'S THAT SAUCE WE JUST MADE.
THIS IS THE DRESSING FOR IT.
YOU HAVE TO PUT IT ON COOL. YEAH.
YOU DON'T WANT TO COOK OR WILT THE CABBAGE WITH IT.
YOU WANT TO PUT IT ON A BIT AHEAD OF TIME?
YEAH, YOU WANT IT TO SIT IN THE SAUCE
FOR ABOUT AN HOUR.
AND NOT A LOT LONGER THAN THAT.
TO FINISH IT... WE'VE GOT SOME FRESH GINGER WHICH I LOVE.
I LOVE, I USE A FAIR AMOUNT OF GINGER.
AND WE'RE GOING TO GO AHEAD AND GRATE THAT.
A QUESTION OF PERSONAL TASTE
HOW MUCH OF THIS YOU WANT TO ADD TO IT.
SINCE I'M SOMETHING OF A PURIST
WHEN IT COMES TO SOFT CRABS
AND I DON'T WANT A LOT OF EXTRANEOUS FLAVORS...
VERY SENSIBLE...
SO I PUT MY FLAVOR HERE IN THE SIDE DISH.
LET ME JUST SCRAPE THAT AND USE THAT.
AND NOW YOU'RE GOING TO WANT TO...
YOU'RE GOING TO WANT TO TOSS THIS...
WITH A FORK.
AND GET IT ALL NICELY MIXED.
YOU'RE GOING TO REFRIGERATE THIS...
AND LET IT MARINATE FOR ABOUT AN HOUR.
I'M GONNA TASTE THAT SAUCE.
UM...
I LIKE THAT, IT'S UNUSUAL.
OKAY, SO NOW WE'RE GOING TO TAKE...
WE'RE GOING TO PUT THIS IN THE REFRIGERATOR.
WE'LL SET THIS ASIDE.YEAH.
THE CABBAGE NEEDS TO WILT A BIT ANYWAY --
DOESN'T IT?
IT DOES, YOU DON'T WANT IT TOO CRUNCHY
AND ALSO BY MARINATING IT IN THIS...
YOU TAKE OUT AGAIN...
THE LITTLE BIT OF BITTERNESS IN THE CABBAGE. YEAH, GOOD.
OKAY, NOW WE'RE READY TO SAUT
WE'VE GOT THE THREE CRABS THAT WE'VE CLEANED ALREADY
AND I'VE GOT THEM SKIN SIDE DOWN
SO THAT THE SKIN STAYS IN THE JUICE.YEAH.
I DO THAT SO THE FLOUR STICKS TO IT.
GIVES US A NICE LITTLE BROWN COATING.
I'M GOING TO SET THOSE IN THE FLOUR.
YOU'RE NOT SEASONING THEM AT ALL?
NO SALT, NO PEPPER, NO NOTHING.
YOU DON'T NEED IT...YEAP, GOOD.
THIS IS ONE OF THOSE PRODUCTS
WHERE IT'S BEST EATEN THE WAY IT IS...GOOD...
THOUGH A FIRM BELIEVER IN SALT
THESE ARE SO FRESH NOW...
THEY HAVE A LOT OF SALT WATER IN THEM FROM THE RIVER.GREAT.
SO WE'RE GOING TO GET OUR PAN READY HERE NOW.
WE'RE CLARIFYING SOME BUTTER...
BY THAT, WE'RE SIMMERING IT...
TO SEPARATE THE MILK SOLIDS FROM THE FAT
THE NICE LITTLE FOAM ON TOP WHICH YOU DISCARD.
THE REASON YOU USE CLARIFIED BUTTER FOR THIS DISH
IS BECAUSE WHOLE BUTTER WILL BURN
AT THE TEMPERATURES WE'RE USING.
BECAUSE OF THE BURNING
WE'RE GOING TO USE A LITTLE BIT OF CANOLA OIL
AND ONCE AGAIN...
THAT'S TO RAISE THE TEMPERATURE OF...
OF WHAT YOU CAN COOK WITH HERE.
AND NOW THAT WE'VE SKIMMED IT
WE'RE GOING TO TAKE SOME OF THIS CLARIFIED BUTTER
RIGHT OFF THE TOP
AND WE'RE GOING TO PUT THAT IN HERE.
WE'VE GOT A NICE HOT PAN.
NOW JULIA, WHEN I PUT THESE...
WHEN I PUT THESE CRABS IN THE PAN
WE HAVE TO STAND BACK... YEAH.
BECAUSE WHEN THEY'RE THIS FRESH
THE STEAM BUILDS UP INSIDE OF THEM
BECAUSE THEY'RE JUST LOADED WITH RIVER WATER
AND THEY NEED TO FIND A WAY OUT.
SO THEY'RE GOING TO EXPLODE AT ONE POINT
AND WE DON'T WANT TO BE NEAR THEM WHEN THEY DO.
NOW THE IDEA IS TO PAT OFF AS MUCH OF THIS BUTTER AS WE CAN...
OR FLOUR, RATHER.
I'M STANDING WELL AWAY.
I ALSO AM STANDING WELL AWAY
AND I'VE COOKED SEVERAL THOUSAND OF THESE.
NOW YOU CAN TELL, WE CAN TELL BY THE SIZZLE
THAT WE'VE GOT THE RIGHT TEMPERATURE HERE
BECAUSE IF YOU'RE NOT SIZZLING THEM
YOU'RE UNFORTUNATELY, YOU'RE STEWING THEM.YEAH.
OKAY, NOW THIS ISN'T GOING TO TAKE LONG AT ALL.
THIS IS JUST GOING TO TAKE A MINUTE ON EACH SIDE
SO WE WANT TO MAKE SURE
WE'VE GOT THE RIGHT TEMPERATURE.
YEAH, I CAN SEE WHAT YOU MEAN, POP.
PREDICTION CAME TRUE HERE.
IT'S SMELLING GOOD.
AND WHILE THOSE ARE COOKING...
SINCE THEY'RE NOT GOING TO TAKE LONG
WE'RE GOING TO GO AHEAD
AND ADD THE PASTA TO SOME STOCK HERE.
NOW I ALWAYS COOK MY PASTA IN STOCK
AND IF YOU DON'T MAKE YOUR OWN STOCK
THAN YOU CAN CERTAINLY USE SOME OF THE CANNED STOCKS...
LOW-SALT STOCKS THAT ARE OUT THERE.
AND SINCE THAT'S NOT QUITE BOILING HERE
I'M JUST GONNA COVER THIS
TO BRING IT TO A BOIL.
AND IF YOU EVER START TO LOSE THAT SIZZLE
YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO GIVE IT A LITTLE MORE HEAT
IT'S GOT TO SIZZLE THE ENTIRE TIME IT'S COOKING.
OKAY, SO NOW THIS SIDE'S DONE
SO WE'RE GOING TO TURN THEM OVER
AND AS YOU CAN SEE, THAT FLOUR'S GIVEN US A NICE...
NICE LITTLE NUTTY COATING HERE.
AND THERE'S STILL THE POSSIBILITY THESE MIGHT POP
SO WE DON'T WANT TO GET TOO CLOSE TO THEM.
THAT'S BECAUSE ALL THAT STEAM
IS RIGHT IN THERE, ISN'T IT?
THEY'RE JUST SO LOADED WITH MOISTURE.
WE'RE JUST ABOUT THERE WITH THIS
AND I CAN SEE OUR PASTA'S BOILING.
Julia: THAT'S A NICE IDEA, COOKING IT IN THE STOCK.
Sneed: ALWAYS COOK IN A STOCK, IT ADDS A REAL RICHNESS TO IT.
Julia: OF COURSE IT WOULD, YES.
Sneed: OKAY, NOW WE'RE GOING TO TAKE A LITTLE NUGGET
OF COLD BUTTER HERE
AND WE'RE GOING TO ADD THIS TO OUR PASTA.
AND WE'RE GOING TO DO
WHAT THE FRENCH CALL A LITTLE LIAISON.
AND WHAT YOU NEED FOR THAT
IS A LITTLE BIT OF LIQUID IN THE PAN
WHICH IN THIS CASE IS THE STOCK AND COLD BUTTER.
AND NOW WE'RE JUST GOING TO SWIRL IT AROUND...
TO INCORPORATE THAT BUTTER INTO THE STOCK.
AND THAT PAN'S THE RIGHT SHAPE...
FOR SWIRLING, ISN'T IT?
IT'S PERFECT.YEAH.
AND YOU'VE GOT TO KEEP SWIRLING.
OTHERWISE THE BUTTER WILL MELT AND TURN OILY.
BUT AS YOU CAN SEE NOW
WE'RE MAKING A NICE FINE LITTLE BUTTER SAUCE
THAT'S GOING TO LAY OVER THE PASTA.
ALL RIGHT, THE CRABS ARE DONE.
WE'RE GOING TO LAY THEM ON THE PLATE.
HOW DO YOU TELL THAT THEY'RE DONE?
WELL, BY VIRTUE OF THE FACT...
THAT IT JUST TAKES A FEW SECONDS TO STEAM THEM INSIDE.
WELL, IT IS JUST A VERY, VERY SHORT TIME ANYWAY?
ABOUT A MINUTE PER SIDE.
SO WE'VE GOT THAT...
WE'VE GOT OUR PASTA.
WE'RE GONNA WANT TO TASTE THIS...
JUST TO MAKE SURE THAT WE'VE GOT ENOUGH SEASONING TO IT.
THAT'S ONE OF THE NICE PARTS OF COOKING.
AND THAT SALT'S GOOD.
WITH JUST A LITTLE BIT OF FRESHLY GROUND BLACK PEPPER.
AND THEN FOR COLOR
WE'RE GOING TO ADD SOME DICED CHIVES.
IT DOESN'T TAKE MUCH...
WE'VE GOT ONE PORTION HERE.
SO WE'LL PUT THAT IN.
NOW WE'RE GOING TO PUT THE PASTA ON THE PLATE.
THAT BUTTER HAS MADE A NICE LIGHT COATING.
OH, THAT'S LOVELY.
IT GIVES A GREAT FLAVOR TO THE PASTA.
ALL RIGHT, AND NOW WE'RE GOING TO ADD
SOME OF THE COLE SLAW.
TOSS IT FROM THE BOTTOM
BECAUSE THAT'S WHERE THE MARINADE IS.
AND YOU SEE THIS ADDS...
NOT ONLY A NICE LITTLE ZING
BUT IT ALSO ADDS... BEAUTIFUL COLOR...YES.
AND THEN TO FINISH IT OFF
WE'RE GOING TO TAKE A LEMON.
ALWAYS RUBBING IT TO GET THE JUICE
GET THE JUICES RUNNING? ROLL IT.
EXACTLY.
AND THIS LITTLE DEVICE HERE...
TO GET THE JUICE OUT OF IT.
BEAUTIFUL.
ALL RIGHT, AND NOW I'M JUST GOING TO TAKE
A LITTLE BIT OF THIS CLARIFIED BUTTER.
AGAIN, YOU WANT TO STIR AWAY
AND YOU CAN SEE NOW
ALL OF THE MILK SOLIDS HAVE FALLEN TO THE BOTTOM
AND EVERYTHING THAT'S LEFT IS JUST THE CLARIFIED BUTTER
AND THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT.
THAT'S LOVELY, THAT WILL KEEP IN THE FRIDGE...
THAT WILL KEEP IN THE REFRIGERATOR A LONG TIME.
IT CERTAINLY WILL.
LEMON BUTTER, THAT'S A NICE WAY TO DO IT.
JUST A LITTLE LEMON BUTTER, VERY SIMPLE.
WE'RE JUST GOING TO...
JUST GOING TO PAINT...
JUST GOING TO DAB THAT ON THE CRABS
JUST TO GIVE THEM THAT LITTLE.
THAT'S A LOVELY, AN AWFULLY NICE IDEA.
BECAUSE I DON'T WANT TO PUT A SAUCE OF ANY KIND ON THEM.
IT'S JUST A FINAL LITTLE TOUCH HERE, WE'LL PUT...
WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT PARSLEY?
AND WE'RE JUST GOING...
TO SPRINKLE A LITTLE BIT OF THAT ON THE CRAB.
THAT'S LOVELY. VERY REFRESHING, VERY SUMMERY...
VERY EASY TO PRODUCE.
I'M GOING TO COME RIGHT DOWN TO YOUR RESTAURANT.
WISH YOU WOULD.
THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU.
DETAILED R
Sneed: AT THE CORDON BLEU IN PARIS, I LEARNED THE RESPECT FOR THE PRODUCT.
AND I REALIZED THAT PEOPLE...
ALL THEY REALLY WANTED WAS SIMPLE FOOD.
SIMPLE FOOD IS ONE OF...
THE MORE DIFFICULT FOODS TO PREPARE BECAUSE...
IT CERTAINLY IS.
IT'S JUST, IT STANDS BY ITSELF.
IF IT'S NOT FRESH, AND IF IT'S NOT WELL BALANCED
IF THE FLAVORS AREN'T RIGHT...
THAN IT'S JUST COMMON FOOD.
BON APPETIT.
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Manufacturing Looking to Local Communities To Train New Workforce - Duration: 4:25.SOLEDAD: MANUFACTURING IS A
MAJOR DRIVER OF THE U.S. ECONOMY
11% OF
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
AND 9% OF EMPLOYMENT.
SINCE 2000
FIVE MILLION
MANUFACTURING JOBS HAVE BEEN
LOST DUE TO AUTOMATION AND
IMPROVED
TECHNOLOGY.
TODAY U.S. MANUFACTURING IS
GROWING.
FINDING EMPLOYEES WITH THE RIGHT
SKILL
TO MEET THE DEMAND HAS
BEEN A CHALLENGE.
>> WE ARE LOOKING IN EVERY NOOK
AND CRANNY.
SOLEDAD: DENNIS SLATER IS THE
PRESIDENT OF THE ASSOCIATION OF
EQUIPMENT
MANUFACTURES.
HE PREDICTS A GAP OF TWO MILLION
MANUFACTURING JOBS ON THE
HORIZON
BUT WORRIES THAT ACTUAL
HIRING WON'T KEEP UP.
NICE TO HAVE
YOU.
ANNOUNCER: GOOD TO BE HERE.
SOLEDAD: A.E.M., AMERICAN
EQUIPMENT
MANUFACTURERS,
DESCRIBE WHAT KIND OF INDUSTRY
SPECIFICALLY YOU REPRESENT.
DENNIS: WE
WORK PRIMARILY IN
CONSTRUCTION, AGRICULTURE,
HORTICULTURE, FORESTRY, MINING
AND UTILITY.
SOLEDAD: AS YOU LOOK AT SOME OF
THE HIRING NUMBERS, WHICH SEEMS
TO B
E GOING, REMAINING PRETTY
FLAT REMEMBERS SUCCESS JOB
OPENING NUMBERS WHICH SEEMS TO
BE CLIMBING AND CLIMBING, CAN
YOU EXPLAIN THAT
GAP?
ANNOUNCER: WHAT HAS HAPPENED IS
THE FACT THERE'S A LOT OF GROWTH
IN INDUSTRY AND
MANUFACTURING IS
FLOURISHING IN THE U.S. BUT THE
PROBLEM IS THAT WE ARE NOT
ATTRACTING THE TALENT.
THERE IS A SKILLS GAP.
IT IS FRUSTRATING BECAUSE THE
JOBS ARE THERE AND
THEY ARE
THERE FOR GROWTH COMMUNITIES BUT
WE ARE NOT GETTING PEOPLE.
SOLEDAD: DO YOU THINK SOME OF
THE ISSUE IS JUST
THE P.R.
AROUND IN PEOPLE THINK OF
FACTORY WORK VERY DIFFERENTLY
THAN IT IS
TODAY?
ANNOUNCER: THEY THINK OF IT
BEING DIRTY AND IT IS SOMETHING
THAT YOU DO THE SAME EVERY
DAY
AND TODAY WITH ROBOTICS AND THE
NEED TO BE EFFICIENT THEY HAVE
CREATED
A NEW FAMILIARITY AND
JOBS THAT ARE STABLE AND DEMAND
OF EMPLOYEES FEEL
SOLEDAD: WHEN YOU LOOK AT
OPPORTUNITIES IS IT MOSTLY FOR
YOUNG PEOPLE
OR ALL ABOUT
STRATEGIZING HOW IN MIDDLE
SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL YOU START
TELLING A KID A FACTORY JOB IS
MORE LIKE A TECH JOB THAN
MAKING
WIDGETS.
DENNIS: YOU HAVE TO GET KIDS
WHEN THEY ARE
YOUNG EARN AND
UNDERSTAND THAT IF YOU GO UTAH
THERE AND SEE A FACTORY YOU
MIGHT CONSIDER
IT.
SOLEDAD: ARE THEY SAYING EURBLGD
GO TO COLLEGE?
IS THAT PART OF IT, THERE
IS A
SENSE THAT EVERYBODY NEEDS TO GO
TO A FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE?
DENNIS:
THERE'S THAT PATH THAT
IS THE EASIEST WAY TO GO TO
COLLEGE FIRST AND IF YOU CAN'T
MAKE IT WORK DO
THIS.
SOLEDAD: WHAT ARE THE SKILLS
THAT ARE LACKING?
ANNOUNCER: PART IS PROBLEM
SOLVING, MATH SKILLS BUT HAVING
STUDENTS THAT CAN COME AND BE
ABLE TO WORK ON THINGS.
IN THE REGULAR HIGH SCHOOLS
TODAY YOU DON'T HAVE MACHINERY
THEY HAVE IN
FACTORIES SO YOU GO
IT A TECH COURSE THE MACHINERY
COULD BE 30 YEARS.
MANUFACTURES ARE GOING TO
SCHOOLS AND PUTTING MACHINES IN
THE SCHOOL AND SAYING
WE WILL
PAY FOR THIS.
WE WILL HELP YOU DO THIS BECAUSE
WE ARE LEARNING THAT RECRUITMENT
IS IMPORTANT.
SOLEDAD: DO YOU HAVE MONEY TO
RETRAIN ADULTS?
THEY NEED
WORK OR UNDEREMPLOYED.
ANNOUNCER: MOST STATES OFFER
PROGRAMS.
MANUFACTURERS TAKE ADVANTAGE BUT
WE HAVE COMPANIES THAT WILL HAVE
100 OPENINGS AND
THAT IS
FRUSTRATING.
IN A COMMUNITY THAT HAS PEOPLE
LOOKING FOR JOBS WHY ARE
THEY
NOT CONNECTING?
SOLEDAD: WHAT IS THE ANSWER?
ANSWER THAT QUESTION.
DENNIS: IF YOU
LOOK AT A
COMMUNITY YOU HAVE TO REACH OUT
AND MAKE THEM UNDERSTAND.
WE HAVE ENGINEERS DESIGN
MACHINES AND
BY THE WAY THIS
FACTORY BUILDS THERE THING THAT
HELPS THE WHOLE COUNTRY OR HELPS
THE
WORLD, HELPS THE ECONOMY.
WHEN YOU UNDERSTAND THAT IT IS
CALENDAR.
I CAN DESIGN SOMETHING THAT
BUILDS SOMETHING OR GROWS
SOMETHING THEN I THINK YOU HAVE
A DIFFERENT LOOK.
SOLEDAD: WHY HAVE AMERICAN
MANUFACTURING COME BACK.
ANNOUNCER: DURING THE RECESSION
AND IT
IS MORE EXPENSIVE TO
PRODUCE IN THE U.S. SO THOSE HAD
TO BE MORE EVER AND MAKE
A
BETTER PRODUCT AND BY DOING THAT
THEY WERE FORCED TO GO TO
ROBOTICS BUT THEY GROW AND NEED
EMPLOYEES AGAIN AND THAT GROUP
THAT HELPED THEM DO THAT ARE
GETTING READY
IT RETIRE IS WE
ARE LOOKING AT IN MANUFACTURING
TWO MILLION JOBS THAT COULD
BECOME AVAILABLE
AND WHAT COULD
HURT THE ECONOMY MORE THAN
HAVING THE FUEL FROM
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Tulsa Superintendent: Education Budget Cuts Will Hurt Public Schools - Duration: 4:39.SOLEDAD:
WELCOME TO "MATTER OF
FACT" WELCOME.
I'M SOLEDAD O'BRIEN.
PRESIDENT TRUMP WAS OVERSEAS
WHEN
HIS OFFICIAL BUDGET WAS
RELEASED CALLING FOR $3.6
TRILLION
IN CUTS THE NEXT DECADE
AND DEMOCRATS HAVE REJECTED IT
AND EVEN SOME
REPUBLICANS CALL
IT DEAD ON ARRIVAL.
EDUCATION IS JUST A TINY PIECE
OF THE
APPROPRIATE FEDERAL
BUDGET 1.4% CUT 13%.
THE BUDGET ELIMINATES 1.2
BILLION DOLLARS FOR AFTER
SCHOOL
PROGRAMS 2.1 BILLION FOR TEACHER
TRAINING
AND CLASS SIGH
REDUCTION MENTAL HEALTH,
ANTIBULLYING, ADVANCED
PLACEMENT, SKAOEUPBLGS AND
ENGINEERING CLASSES AND FUSS
EDUCATION AND IT GOES ON AND
ON.
DEBORAH GIST WAS A STATE STATE
AND NOW
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT IN
TULSA, OKLAHOMA.
SHE JOINS US FROM TULSA WHICH IS
HER
HOMETOWN.
THANKS FOR BEING WITH US.
I APPRECIATE IT.
WHAT
HAS BEEN THE REACTION WITH
THESE VERY DRASTIC CUTS?
DEBORAH: OF COURSE IT IS A
TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF CONCERN.
OUR PUBLIC
SCHOOLS DON'T RECEIVE
ENOUGH RESOURCES IN TOTAL AND SO
TO
IMAGINE WE WOULD BEGIN
CUTTING BACK ON IMPORTANT
PROGRAMS LIKE THE
FINE ARTS AND
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AND
ENGINEERING AND MATH AND
ADVANCED COURSE
WORK AND WORLD
LANGUAGE
LANGUAGES, SUPPORT FOR TEACHERS.
IT IS REALLY HARD
TO IMAGINE
GIVEN HOW FEW RESOURCES
WE
ALREADY V.
SOLEDAD: YOU ARE ALREADY IN THE
MIDDLE F
OF 10 YEARS OF
CUTS,
STATE CUTS TO TULSA.
DEBORAH: THEY ARE THE MOST
DRAMATIC WE HAVE EXPERIENCED THE
LARGEST PER PULL R PUPIL
COMPARED TO ANY OTHER STATE AND
IT IS A COMBINATION OF THINGS.
SOME ECONOMICS FOR SURE,
BUT
ALSO DECISIONS THAT WERE MADE BY
OUR STATE REGARDING DUSTIN
KINDS
OF TAX CUTS TO OKLAHOMANS
BUT TO
OIL COMPANIES AND OTHER KINDS OF
CORPORATIONS.
SOLEDAD: TALK ABOUT THE CUTS TO
TEACHERS.
YOU
LOST 100 TEACHERS LAST YEAR
IN A FIELD OF HOW MANY TEACHERS
DO YOU HAVE
IN TULSA?
YOU HAVE ANOTHER 37 THAT WILL BE
CUT THIS YEAR
SO FAR.
DEBORAH: WE HAVE A LITTLE LESS
THAN 3,000 TEACHERS IN OUR
DISTRICT
AND WHAT WE HAVE DONE
THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS IS TO
RAISE CLASS
SIZE AND TO IN ORDER
TO RAISE CLASS SIZE
WE REDUCE
THE NUMBER OF TEACHERS.
SOLEDAD: CLEARLY THE BUDGET LAYS
OUT A LOT OF
MONEY THAT COULD
PUSH PEOPLE TOWARD SCHOOL CHOICE
WHICH YOU ADVOCATE
FOR.
BUT ALSO IT COULD HAVE DIRE
IMPACT POTENTIALLY ON PUBLIC
EDUCATION AS A
WHOLE.
DEBORAH: IN TULSA WE SUPPORT
SCHOOL CHOICE IN THE SENSE THAT
WE HAVE
A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT
SCHOOLS IN OUR DISTRICT THAT ARE
SPECIAL SCHOOLS THAT FAMILIES
CHOOSE
TO ATTEND IF IT IS THE
RIGHT CHOICE FOR THEIR CHILD.
I THINK THE CONCERN THAT I HAVE
IS
MAKING SURE THAT IF WE ARE
GOING TO HAVE SCHOOL CHOICE WE
HAVE
ACCOUNTABILITY, IF WE ARE
GOING TO HAVE A SCHOOL CHOICE
PROGRAM THAT IS
ENCOURAGED BY
THE ADMINISTRATION THEN I
BELIEVE THAT SHOULD BE AN
ADDITIONAL
INVESTMENT BUT NOT TO
TAKE FUNDING FROM IMPORTANT
PROGRAMS THAT ARE IN PLACE
LIKE
THE ONES WE HAVE BEEN TALKING
ABOUT, FINE ARPTS AND WORLD
LANGUAGES AND STEM
PROGRAMMING.
SOLEDAD: SOME ELECTED OFFICIALS
HAVE VERY
OVERTLY SAID EVEN
THOUGH THESE CUTS MAY SEEM
DRASTIC WE WILL BE THE ONES
WHO
ACTUALLY AS IT CONGRESS WILL BE
ONES WHO DECIDE WHAT THIS BUDGET
IS GOING TO
LOOK LIKE.
DO YOU FEEL BETTER WITH THAT
KIND OF COMMENTARY?
DO YOU TRUST WHAT YOUR ELECTED
OFFICIALS ARE TELLING YOU OR DO
YOU FEEL
A LACK OF TRUST?
DEBORAH: I THINK THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE NEED IT MAKE THEIR VOICE
HEARD.
OKLAHOMANS ARE DOING THAT WITH
OUR STATE LEGISLATURE AND WE
NEED TO DO THAT
WITH OUR ELECTED
OFFICIALS WHO REPRESENT US IN
CONGRESS.
I FEEL
CONFIDENT THAT CONGRESS
WILL HEAR FROM THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE ABOUT PUBLIC
EDUCATION.
WE KNOW THAT HAVING EXCELLENT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN OUR CITIES
ACROSS
THE COUNTRY WILL HELP
EVERYONE BECAUSE IT LIFTS OUR
ENTIRE
COUNTRY.
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LIVE MISS HELLO KITTY Unboxing Doki Doki MAY Kawaii Squishes Toys Japan Crate Box IRL |JJandMemeToys - Duration: 5:36.grumpy cat grumpy cat poke poke
- I'll show you the inside
hello world and I'm
Meme and Im JJ right there
and this is Hello Kitty and we are doing the Doki Doki
I kinda rip some off
hope you still liked the video I comment
down below subscribe right down there This is the May Doki Doki
Doki Should we open it look so we got this
Diamond looks so innocent
I knew nothing
it's too big for her head doesn't matter
there's actually a sticker one so I'm
actually gonna open this one
well okay okay it's a spray bottle it's a lotion
no i got this it's a lotion
closer but it first upper low something
but there's nothing inside okay oh
that's water to it okay
I know something in there is like this
water when you're here in Washington
move okay get me something to eat I
don't care I will put it on Berlin
grumpy heck I got bigger honest grumpy
cat grumpy cat book Papa Pope so I will
show you that insider stuff
and outside grumpy cat
this is the inside okay next one so let
me hamburger or whatever this is how to
shop so Jane the body hammer do you want
me to squeeze it on keys and pinky let's
why the focusing on time is garlic so
innocent oh okay I got the bonus one
because I enjoy this one okay I'm the
opening your laptop I lost
Cody joshing okay this is every family
pad so this will heartache and thank you
for diving Jen diamonds and also
anisotropy in little-endian patient a
lot of shut up to diamonds
I'm in heaven
egg in this video with awesome around
and Litella too
you
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Good Day Today For No Real Reason - Walk, New Opportunity - DragoNate Daily Vlog - Friday 2017-05-26 - Duration: 2:24.hey guys today is Friday and today was
actually a really great day there was
pretty much nothing bad about today so
it was a really really nice day that
didn't really have anything super
special to it if that makes sense so it
was it was just a nice a nice good day
but there wasn't any one thing that made
it really great I enjoyed the livestream
and everything there and then after that
my friend and I went for a walk and once
again it was like two to three hours kind
of thing that we were out on a walk and
this time my feet did not end up getting
really sore I don't know if I said this
before for for at like after Monday
after the walk on Monday that we had my
feet got
so so sore especially my left one even
today it's still sore and that's four
days later four or five days later and
it's still sore because I'm walking with
with these thin soled shoes you know
those toe shoes right the if they has a
individual um toes for them and a very
very thin sole and I'm walking with
those on concrete although on Monday I
ran a little bit as well and I was I
guess taking a lot more impact on my
feet but today was actually really
really good this it felt really good my
legs are sore just from walking in
general but it was actually really great
it was really fun my legs and my feet
are not dead so yeah it was just a
really really good day today just just
in general really good I'm excited for
tomorrow to go and train and have fun
there's also another little little
thing that i'm excited for little
opportunity that I'm excited for and it
looks promising so far so I don't really
want to talk too much about it right now
and but I probably will what if
everything works out well I will
probably talk about that then but for
right now I'm not going to but I am
excited for that and I'm looking forward
to that so yeah and I guess that's it
for today so I will see you all tomorrow
and you will be seeing some of my
training from what I do
two days a day that you're actually
watching this and yeah so have a great
Friday and I will see you tomorrow
Godbless
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where the watermellon grow
by the house
from your aunt
And if you do
my mother said:
Have you ever see a cat wearing shoes?
what?
go by the bay
one plus one is two
go by the bay
where the watermellon grow
by the house
from your aunt
And if you do
my mother said:
Have you ever see a fly wearing clothes?
what?
go by the bay
two plus one is three
go by the bay
where the watermellon grow
by the house
from your aunt
And if you do
my mother said:
Have you ever see koala singing waka waka?
what?
go by the bay
three plus one is four
go by the bay
where the watermellon grow
by the house
from your aunt
And if you do
my mother said:
Have you ever see a llama wearing pajamas?
what?
go by the bay
four plus one is five
go by the bay, go by the bay
go by the bay, go by the bay
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