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Por Existir - Just Because - Duration: 7:43.
Get in!
You filthy hodgie!
Do you like it?
Bring that over here! -Stay still!
Do you like your burka?
Do you like it? -Stay still!
C'mon!
Aren't you going to eat?
Eat, you motherfucker!
Fucking hodgie!
Stop!
Stop, you bastard, stop!
You're going to kill him!
Help...
Help...
Don't talk to me!
You'll die when I say so.
Get out...
What a rebel...
Did you think you were...
going to die?
To end it just like that?
You dirty hodgie!
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3 MAGIC TRICKS WITH FIDGET SPINNER TUTORIAL - Duration: 10:10.
hi guys how are you? welcome in a new tutorial!
Since the fidget spinner is trending, we are gonna learn something new about it!
And we are gonna learn a magic trick with cards and the spinner!
So relax, grab your spinner and we learn!
The first thing that we are gonna create is very easy
is the spinner card
things we need: cards, more then one in case we don't do it properly the first time,
a spinner, i will use this one because is easier
a little knife and some double stick tape
let's start!
we take a card, an ace or a picture card is better so we can find easily the center
and we have to take the spinner's center, how?
you just push here and it comes out.
this is the spinning part, in this case is not that fast
but if you take it from a new spinner it's faster
i will use this one. take the double stick tape and cut a little piece
and we put it in the center position
we remove the part, and we attach this exactly in the center of the card
like so
now we have to cut all around the circular shape
don't worry if you are not precise
ok, push! and we remove the centre
in this case is not perfect but doesn't matter
if you wanna be precise you can grab some sandpaper and soft the hole.
i won't do it
we remove the double stick tape and we push this piece inside
we push and we stuck it in the centre
now we bend the card a little
and as you can see we've created the spinner card!
it's not easy ;)
with the virtuoso deck should be nice
cool!
next thing is a scientific thing
we take a spinner and we remove the 2 little things on top
so now we can see the center
perfect! we take a pen or pencil
and put the pen inside the hole, it has to get stucked, if it doesn't, just take some stick tape and put it all around the pencil
now we spin the spinner and look, the pen goes around and if i touch it and push it, it doesn't fall!
this is a cool thing you can do at school!
third easy magic trick with cards is this
we cut the cards, we choose one, in this case the 8 of clubs and we leave it in the middle of the deck
you can cut as many times you want
we leave the deck on the table and we take a spinner, we spin it
we take a random card
we leave it on the spinner
and look what just happened
the card cut the deck in this point!
what was the card? 8 of clubs!
8 of clubs!
how it's done? very easy, we just need a lot of douplicates cards
and we put 26 same cards before a random card. so we have 8 of clubs, random card, 8 of clubs ecc..
and we know where the 8 is. for example if i cut the cards, i see the bottom one and it's not an 8, now i know that's the first!
i say, cut the cards where you want, i look the bottom, i see it's not an 8 so i say take this one
if it cuts and there is an 8 on the bottom i turn face up and i say ok remember this one!
doing this move i show the 4 of clubs on the bottom so we are saying that we have normal cards in the deck, because we cannot spread it!
cut the cards how many times you want!
leave the deck on the table in this position
we take the spinner and we spin it on the table while snapping the fingers like this
we take a random card, and we put it on top the fidget
and when it touches the spinner it goes forward
so we spin it, and we leave the card here
in this point
so we put the card here and boom
and the card hits the deck and it goes inside the deck
we push it in
we cut all the cards on top
and we say it has stopped right here, 8 of clubs!
once again
we push it, we look the bottom card while cutting and if it's not an 8 that means that under the card there is an 8
if we cut and on the bottom there is an 8, we say that the card went here and we turn all the deck face up!
guys hope you liked the video!
leave a comment here and i will pick a random comment and i will send him a fidget spinner!
thanks for watching
see you in the next one!
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Coletânea de práticas - Gincana familiar - Cuiabá - Duration: 4:24.
Physical education classes are magical,
socialization is greater,
contact with other children is greater,
so we create situations where everyone can participate.
So the project was born of from the anguish
of wanting to bring families back,
because families were always present,
but this year was difficult,
slower,
and we wanted to redeem it
again for our events.
So stretching was an activity
that we chose,
that we always do, right?
I always do stretching with music,
because many times they do not have contact
with different rhythms, with different languages,
so it's time for me to provide this,
for example, when the class is very agitated,
I look for a more classical song.
When the group is very apathetic,
we look for a little more agitated music for them to start…
The preparation of the tug of war was first,
the question of space, right?
We used that space
with all the kids together,
so we adjusted what we had,
it had to be diagonal for everyone to participate
and try to integrate in that part, the parents
that were present so they could be participating.
And as there were many recreational activities,
we did not have much concerns like
"oh this is right or that is wrong",
it was really meant for everyone to participate,
within their limits,
within what they could do at that moment
Passing the hula hoop
The activity of the hula hoop is a line,
one next to the other, holding hands,
the purpose is to move the hula hoop
from side to side,
from the first to the last, without letting go of the hands.
So the child needs to figure out how it will go,
so he'll try to figure out if he passes his head first, if he passes his leg first,
or if his partner will help by raising his hand.
And then you go in that process, until you get there.
And if you release your hand, the hula hoop will return to the beginning.
Another activity that we did was the orange dance,
or the lemon dance,
or the ball dance, whatever you have.
The goal is to put the orange or the ball
on the forehead in contact with another forehead,
and dance without holding hands,
without touching the ball, without touching each other,
and the goal is to dance, to move at least a little bit.
The adaptation we made was,
if they touched each other, we would still let them continue,
so they could experience the activity,
because they had a little difficulty in the beginning.
Usually at the beginning of the year we make a schedule
of everything that is going to happen in school during that year,
so the Open Doors project will already enter
this schedule at the beginning of the year.
On the first meeting we have with the parents of the students,
we are going to include the moments
for these talks.
The activities are very good,
it allows us to interact
not only with our daughter,
but with the other children
and with the teachers.
The activity includes everyone and this is very good for Alice,
because it gives her the chance to play
and get closer to the other kids.
Alice did not speak, you know?
Until she was two and a half, she did not speak,
it was here at school that she began to talk.
She did not know what the number one meant, today she counts up to 10
and she knows that she is Alice,
before she didn't realize that, and it was the school that taught her
because whenever she arrived the teacher would ask
"Where's Alice? Who's Alice?".
So today she knows that she is Alice, and it was the school who did that,
and this for me, as a mother, it's wonderful.
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Series I Need to Continue/Finish - Duration: 5:09.
Hey everyone, my name is Kylie and this
is Miss Kyle Reads and today I wanted to
bring you a quick video. I don't know how
quick it's going to be but I wanted to
bring you a video about all of the
series that I own that I would like to
either continue on with or to finish.
Now this is not series or trilogies that
I own that I would like to start. These
are ones that I've either- either read
the first book or the first few or I
just have the last book to finish that I
actually own so I need to do it. So let's
just jump into them because there are
quite a few and the first one is kind of
cheating because I never actually,
technically finished the first book and
that is the Chronicles of Amber by Roger
Zelazny and this is the huge, Great Book
of Amber, the whole omnibus of ten novels
and I started the first one when I was
in a little bit of a reading slump and I
never finished it. But I would love to
read these because I've got the whole
thing so I would just love to read this.
Next are ones that I have read the first
book and I own more than the first book
so I need to finish these and the first
one of those is the omnibus of the Night
Angel trilogy by Brent Weeks. I read the
first one, I read it twice last year
which is crazy but I felt like I needed
to reread it and I've got the other two
in this bind up so I just need to finish
those. I just, I just need to do it. Brent
Weeks's first trilogy; I need to do it.
I'm not going to go into great depth
about any of these because you've
probably heard me talk about them before
or you've heard somebody talk about them
before. I'm just listing off for you what
I need to finish or continue on with. You
get me? So the first one I read quite
recently of this one and that is Lord of
Emperors, the second book in the Sarantine
Mosaic. This is a duology and I
read the first book, Sailing to Sarantium
in April so I would love to
continue on and read this one just
because it's a duology so I could finish
it. But anyways, I loved the first one a
lot.
Love his writing, love everything about it.
Loved the characters, everything. Kay?
Next one is Fool Moon by Jim Butcher. I
read Storm Front like in 2015 and I
haven't continued on and if I don't
continue on, then I won't get to the ones
that are-everybody says are so great.
So I need to continue on but Fool Moon
right here. Also one that drives me nuts
is With Blood Upon the Sand by
Bradley Beaulieu and I read Twelve Kings in
Sharakhai back in February, January? And I
would love to continue on and read this
one just because I had such high hopes
for it so I just need to do it.
Also, the Rose Society by Marie Lu, the
first one in this trilogy is the Young
Elites which I liked. I think I read it in
2015, 2014 maybe. But I liked where it was
going and I think this one could be
going in a good direction. So I've got
the second one so I just need to read it.
I mention this one all the time because I
need to continue on with the Wheel of
Time and read the Great Hunt by Robert
Jordan. I really enjoyed the Eye of the
World when I read it. I just haven't
continued on with it and I would love to
you know, get me some good old classic
90s fantasy. I have read the first book
in Brandon Sanderson's Reckoners trilogy
so I need to read Firefight and Calamity,
the second and third books in that trilogy.
because I love Brandon Sanderson so I
don't know why I haven't read these yet
know a few books that I have read the
first two books in these series and I
just need to continue and read the third
ones that I own and the first of those
is stable Haven grip of the shadow
plague which is the third book in the
fable Haven series and I read the second
one in April so I really need to read
this one because I love fable Haven it's
such a great middle grade series I love
Brandon moles writing I just thoroughly
enjoy it
next is the broken eye vibrant wakes
this is the third book in a light burner
series and I have no words because I
love the library series a lot the
enjoyment factor it's really high for me
for that series so I need to continue on
and I own it so I don't know why I
haven't continued on basically that's
the gist of this whole video so next
category is books that I have yet to
complete the last book in the trilogy
these are all trilogies and I have yet
to complete the last book in them and
the first of those is Assassin's Quest
or the Farseer trilogy by Robin hobb I
am listening to the audiobook of this
currently for this one I'm working on
aren't you proud of me I want to finish
this part of your trilogy so I can get
to the rest of Robin hobb books so I am
just making my way through slowly but
this one's getting accomplished and it
makes me feel really good next one is
continent of light by ve Schwab and I
know a lot of people don't like this
shades of magic trilogy but I really
enjoy it okay let's finish my batter is
going to die this has never happened to
me and the last book I have to talk to
you is one that I'm kind of debating
whether I'm going to finish or not and
that is library of souls I write what
I've said vibrant weeks by ransom Riggs
and I read miss Peregrine's and the
second book hollow city quite a while
ago quite a few years ago and I just
don't really have any interest in
finishing this trilogy anymore but I own
it so I might as well finish it hey
everyone thanks for joining me for this
quick video where I talk about the
series but I actually own that I read at
least the first book for or that I just
need to finish give this video a big
thumbs up if you enjoyed it and comment
down below with series that you guys own
that you just need to finish because you
own them I will text you guys next time
goodbye
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Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday to you
Happy Birthday to you
make a wish
in three
in two
in one
(party horn, laughter, applause)
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Por Existir - Just Because - Duration: 7:43.Get in!
You filthy hodgie!
Do you like it?
Bring that over here! -Stay still!
Do you like your burka?
Do you like it? -Stay still!
C'mon!
Aren't you going to eat?
Eat, you motherfucker!
Fucking hodgie!
Stop!
Stop, you bastard, stop!
You're going to kill him!
Help...
Help...
Don't talk to me!
You'll die when I say so.
Get out...
What a rebel...
Did you think you were...
going to die?
To end it just like that?
You dirty hodgie!
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Is Bitcoin a Good Investment? - Duration: 5:16.
Hey guys, Bridget for Money After
Graduation here to answer a question
I've been hearing so often now, and that is
is Bitcoin a good investment?
the reason I'm being asked this question
is because Bitcoin is trading at an
all-time high. At the time I'm recording
this one Bitcoin is worth about $1,750 US
dollars. Most people have witnessed the
gain in bitcoin's value over the past few
months in the past few years and they're
starting to look at it as something
serious that they maybe want to buy as
part of their overall investment
portfolio to grow their wealth. Now while
I think bitcoin is super cool and
probably has an interesting future ahead,
I wouldn't say that's a good investment
and I'm going to tell you why. If you're
not familiar with Bitcoin, bitcoin is a
digital currency that's not attached to
any particular bank, country, or
government.
This means it's totally unregulated and
this also means that it's uninsured.
Unlike currencies of the US and Canada
that are insured by the FDIC or the CDIC,
no one is protecting your bitcoins.
When you own bitcoins you either store
them in a digital wallet on your
computer or in the cloud.
Both of these are vulnerable to either
accidental deletion or hackers, and if
you were to accidentally lose your
bitcoins by either of these ways, there
would be nothing in place to replace
them. At their current price point you
can understand why that would hurt even
if you only owned, like, three. One of the
reasons people love Bitcoin and it has
been so popular is because it's not
attached to any name. It's a currency
that can be used anonymously. Some people
use it this way to purchase things that
they really shouldn't like, illegal or
illicit substances online, but other
people just enjoy it for its flexibility
and that it's not restricted to any
borders or market across the globe. As
time goes on, more and more businesses
are accepting Bitcoin as payment. I know
in my city there's actually a chain of
coffee shops that have a currency
exchange machine that will let you
exchange Canadian dollars for bitcoins
right in the coffee shop. Obviously the
more businesses that accept Bitcoin, the
more valuable it becomes and the more
useful it is for
everyone. Many people think this type of
digital cryptocurrency is the future and
will eventually replace traditional
money.
However, bitcoin is still in its own
league when compared to other currencies.
It's important to note that bitcoin
itself has no intrinsic value because
it's not tied to a currency or product
its price is determined totally by how
much people perceive that it's worth. Now
you might say that this is true of any
investment on the stock market, its value
is completely dependent on what people
perceive it to be worth, but bitcoin is
still an unusual one because there's
nothing behind it. Even with securities
on the stock market, they represent
companies that have services or products
that they're selling and that helps
determine the value of their stock. This
isn't true of Bitcoin, there's nothing
behind it, there's nothing it's based on, it
just exists completely on what people
are willing to pay for it in exchange
for the currency of their country.
Bitcoin isn't regulated by any specific
country or government so there's no
saying where the value will go -- no one
has any control over it. Some people
might like this but for others it might
make you a little nervous. In addition to
the lack of regulation, security, and
insurance for Bitcoin, it's also
extremely volatile and this is actually
what really makes me hesitate in
thinking about Bitcoin as an investment.
The price of Bitcoin can go up and down
by as much as 20% in a single day. Right
now it's been on a pretty strong up
trajectory but it's not uncommon to see
the price drop by $200
in a mere matter of minutes. Most
investors can't stomach that kind of
market swings and so if you own Bitcoin
it might make you really nervous to see
the value of your investment fluctuate
by huge amounts. For this reason Bitcoin
doesn't necessarily have a place in your
long term investment portfolio, but that
doesn't mean that it can't be fun or
interesting to own. My recommendation to
you would be to stay away from Bitcoin
as a serious investment or a hope of
getting rich quickly, but don't
necessarily shy away from it if you
think that it's really cool, really fun
if you have the money to spare to buy
some.
Another thing worth mentioning is that
when something becomes really popular
and trendy the way bitcoin is now, it
usually means it's near the top. If
you're just hearing about it and
considering entering it as an investment
right now, chances are you probably missed
many of the largest gains already. Now I
can't predict the future price of
Bitcoin any better than I can predict
the future price of other securities.
Actually, I'm probably better at guessing
the future price of other securities
because they're based on something. With
Bitcoin I have no idea where it's headed
next. Nevertheless, I find crypto
currencies super interesting and I think
bitcoin is the strongest player on the
market. If you guys are investing in
Bitcoin or considering it, I would love
to hear about it in the comments below.
Let me know what made you decide to buy
bitcoins and where you think that it's
going next. If you enjoyed this video
please give it a thumbs up and subscribe
to my channel and I will be back with
more financial wisdom for you next week.
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5 Life Lessons We Can Learn From "Iron" Mike Tyson! - Duration: 13:30.
Here are lessons that we can all learn from Iron Mike Tyson!
5 - Stick up for yourself Believe it or not Mike Tyson actually wasn't
exactly born with the greatest genetics, as he was a little fat kid when he was very young.
He was tipping the scales at nearly 200 pounds as a 10 year old, and to make things even
worse, Tyson wore glasses. Oh yeah, I almost forgot, he also had a high pitched voice and
spoke with a lisp. Could things have been any worse? Tyson's family lived in Brooklyn,
in Brownsville, a section that was known as a high-crime neighborhood. I'm sure you
can imagine it wasn't exactly fun and games when Tyson was growing up, as he was picked
on and robbed all the time. However, one day things done changed, to quote
Biggie. Tyson's very first fight was with an older and bigger kid named Gary. Gary had
grabbed and held one of Tyson's pet pigeons hostage. Tyson told him to give him his pigeon
back, and Gary pulled the head off Tyson's pigeon and threw it at Tyson! That's….just
insane. And that's when the switch flipped in Tyson. Tyson said that he had always been
too scared to fight anyone before. He said, "F*ck it" and started swinging on Gary,
which completely shocked Tyson's friends, even though they themselves were urging Tyson
to fight. Tyson didn't know what he was doing, but according to him he threw some
wild punches, one connected, and dude went down.
Tyson said he started skipping because quote, "it just seemed like the fly thing to do".
He had practically the whole block watching his glory, and everybody started cheering
for Tyson. Tyson said that It was an incredible feeling even though his heart was beating
out of his chest. According to Tyson, he started getting a whole
new level of respect around his neighborhood. Tyson started fighting a lot. Guys would bet
money on Tyson, and Tyson bet on himself too, which earned Tyson quite a reputation around
Brooklyn. Tyson began having a reputation that he would fight anyone any time, even
grown men.
He decided to start getting revenge for the beatings he had taken from bullies. He'd
be walking with some friends, and he might see one of the guys who had beaten him up
and bullied him years earlier. He would drag go as far as dragging dudes out of a store
and start pummeling their a#s. Now I'm not telling you guys to go start
Fight Club around you. That's not what I'm saying at all. But what we CAN learn from
Iron Mike is that although you don't need to pick every fight, you also can't back
down from every fight either, whether it's literally or figuratively. You have to stick
up for yourself from time to time, or else you'll always be chosen as a weak target.
To finish this early story on Tyson, ever since he had a taste of power he started getting
into trouble for the wrong reasons. By the age of 13, he had been arrested 38 times.
He ended up at the Tryon School for Boys in Johnstown, New York. Tyson's boxing ability
was discovered there by Bobby Stewart, a juvenile detention center counselor and former boxer.
Stewart trained him for a few months before eventually introducing him to legendary trainer
Cus D'Amato.
4 - Don't buy into your own hype Buster Douglas was the number 7 ranked heavyweight
boxer by The Ring back in 1990. Certainly no slouch, but not exactly a boxer with a
feared reputation or impressive pedigree. Leading up to the title fight with Tyson back
in 1990, he had a string of 6 straight wins which earned him the shot against Tyson for
a few heavyweight title belts. To put things in perspective, Tyson at the
time was pretty much the baddest dude on the planet. He was considered the pound for pound
best boxer in the world, which is a rarity for a heavyweight. Iron Mike was undefeated
at the time, and he had never been taken beyond the 5th round in his 37 previous professional
fights. Douglas was basically never taken seriously, as he was just considered a tuneup
for Tyson before an eventual meeting with Evander Holyfield. No Vegas sportsbooks would
even take bets for the fight, except for the Mirage who put Douglas at a 42 to 1 underdog.
I'm sure you guys already know what happened next. In what's one of the most epic upsets
in sports history, Buster Douglas knocked out Tyson and shattered his mystique of being
the baddest dude on the planet. Buster Douglas was dealing with the recent
death of his mother, a kidney ailment to his baby mama, and just for good measure, he also
had the flu. Before the fight a reporter asked Tyson if there was any chance Douglas could
beat him. Tyson replied quite hilariously quote "Perhaps if I chopped off my arms."
However, Tyson had a few things that were going against him at the time. His relationship
with ex-wife Robin Givens was falling apart. He was having financial battles with his manager
Bill Cayton and his promoter Don King. He had also fired his longtime trainer Kevin
Rooney, who helped Tyson develop his signature peekaboo fighting style. Because of all that
was going on in his personal life, Tyson didn't take his opponent nor his training seriously.
He bought into his own hype and thought that his reputation, name, and talent could win
the fight. Instead Buster Douglas didn't buy into Tyson's hype, believed that he
himself could beat him, and put in the work to shock the world.
Years later, Tyson admitted his training regimen and mental preparation were simply lacking
in the weeks leading up to the fight. If Tyson had properly prepared for the fight and was
actually focused, the fight wouldn't have ended the way it did. But because nothing
in life is ever guaranteed until it's in the past, this is why fights are still fought
no matter what the odds. The ability to humbly confess to defeat without making ridiculous
excuses is rare, not only in the boxing world, but just in general. This is clearly an attitude
that illustrates Tyson's persona well, as he's the type to speak what he believes
to be the truth. 3 - Always Be self-aware
Speaking of persona, how many different personas have we seen of Mike Tyson? He's gone from
being the bullied, TO the bully, to a criminal, to a heavyweight champ, to a guy getting laughs
in movies and late-night TV. The bad press Tyson used to receive only painted
just one side of him. The sports media loved to put the mic in front of Tyson and watch
the chaos ensue. And in the same way, Tyson had trouble refusing any camera. He once admitted
that he comes across as crass, a Neanderthal, and a babbling idiot at times. But, Tyson
would later admit say that he likes to show that person to the public. He knows what his
persona is and how he comes across, and he's not ashamed to show that side of himself.
Tyson knows that he isn't without faults, and he'd rather give the world the truth
than tell cheesy lies. However, a lot of people aren't self aware and don't realize the
persona they give off. When they act a certain way to expect a certain reaction but instead
receive another, they wonder why there's a disconnect. Iron Mike on the other hand,
knows exactly how he wants to be perceived and is okay with his imperfections.
In his book, Undisputed Truth, Tyson said that a lot of people assumed that Ali was
his favorite boxer, but instead it's actually Roberto Duran. Tyson always looked at Ali
as being handsome and articulate, and Tyson saw himself as short and ugly with a speech
impediment. When he watched Duran fight, he realized he was just a street guy, just like
him. Duran would supposedly ridiculous things to his opponents such as, quote "Suck my
f*cking d*ck you motherf*cker. Next time you're going to the f*cking morgue." Tyson thought
Duran was exactly like him, and he wanted to do what he did. Duran wasn't ashamed
of being who he was and Tyson related to him as a human being.
As Tyson's boxing career went on, people started praising Tyson for being a savage,
and Tyson knew that being called an animal was the highest praise he could get from someone
because that's exactly what he wanted to be.
People go to NASCAR races to see a big crash, and people go to boxing matches to see two
guys beat the living h*ll out of each other. This isn't exactly news, but when Mike Tyson
enters the ring and gives the people what they want, that's how Tyson planned it out.
Tyson says that he knows his role and he's okay with the millions of people who see him
in the ring and hate his guts because of his crazy quotes.
2 - Keep what you earn This is a lesson a lot of athletes can teach
us. When anyone first makes any serious money of their own, they're gonna spend some money
because they're feeling rich. However, some people think that that cash flow is for forever,
and spend like it's gonna come in for forever. Unfortunately, Iron Mike was one of the many
athletes that had to learn the hard way about money. When the millions started rolling in,
it rolled out just as fast. Stories about his spending are just legendary. Tyson at
one time employed as many as 200 people, including bodyguards, chauffeurs, chefs, and gardeners!
Some of his less frugal moments include spending nearly $4.5 million on cars and motorcycles,
$3.4 million on clothes and jewelry, a d $7.8 million on "personal expenses". When Tyson
married his first wife Robin Givens, he decided to show his love in the form of a $2 million
bathtub he bought her for Christmas one year. According to documents from one of Tyson's
divorces, he used to have a $400,000 dollar a month lifestyle!! That's just the recurring
expenses, not counting the random stuff he bought.
The list is endless, but you get the picture. Tyson certainly wasn't cheap and he definitely
didn't want to have to think about money. But unfortunately even if you make hundreds
of millions of dollars, you can easily spend that amount if you put your mind to it. Tyson
made an insane amount of money; he made over 400 million dollars in his life, but he managed
to spend it all and then some. He ended up filing chapter 11 bankruptcy having a debt
of 23 million dollars back in 2003. While on the talk show The View in early May
2010, Tyson revealed that he was forced to live paycheck to paycheck. He went on to say
that he's totally broke, but that he still thinks that he has an awesome life, and an
awesome wife who cares about him, even if he was "totally broke". He admitted that
he had a lot of fun with his money and that going broke sort of just happened. That's
the thing; even though it just "happened" to Tyson, really, it didn't just happen.
Going broke is a direct result of reckless spending and no planning. No matter what kind
of cash flow you have, you're only able to keep what you earn when you have a lifestyle
to match accordingly. 1 - Have a mentor
No matter what it is, it always helps to find someone to bring the best out of you. Tyson
met legendary boxing trainer Cus D'amato back in March of 1980, and his life was forever
changed. Cus D'amato watched Tyson spar just a few rounds with former professional
boxer Bobby Stewart, as I had mentioned earlier. Cus saw the raw talent and potential in Tyson
and said to him quote, "If you listen to me, I can make you the youngest heavyweight
champion of all time."
Tyson realized years later how weak he was as a little kid, and quickly realized that
D'amato's strategy was psychology. Tyson said he realized how weak he was, and once
he was given a little strength, he was addicted.
Tyson started going out to Cus's house every weekend, but when he first started going,
he wasn't even allowed to box. The first thing Cus told Tyson about was fear and how
to overcome it. Cus described fear as the greatest obstacle to learning, but fear was
Tyson's best friend. Fear is like fire. If Tyson learned to control it, it'd work
for him. If Tyson didn't learn to control it, it'd destroy him and everything around
him
D'amato also described the difference between a hero and a coward to Tyson. He said there
wasn't difference in what each of them felt, but what they do is what what makes them different.
He told Tyson that he had to have the discipline to do what a hero does and to keep himself
from doing what the coward does.
Tyson was only 14, but Tyson took to Cus D'amato's mentorship and was a true believer in Cus's
philosophy. Tyson said he was always training and thinking like a Roman gladiator. He likened
it to being in a perpetual state of war in his mind, yet on the outside seeming calm
and relaxed.
At the time that Tyson met Cus D'amato, he was still an undisciplined kid who had
no clue the potential that he had. But all it took was the right person with the right
type of mentorship to cultivate Tyson's raw talent and become the best in
the world. Here's what's next!
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My thoughts of wanting to see you jump in your confronting hand with a whimsical noise.
A lover's quarrel of wanting to bond, a testing sentimental argument, quickly becomes anxiety
I listen to your words ●●●●●●● carefully
I guess I'm alright, there's nothing that can be done
with things like these I want to disappear
Within me, the adaptions I made with you
are beautifully putting me to sleep.
I want to cry a little, light scatters in your vague hand
A sentimental argument I want to block, these testing thoughts are heavy and wear me out.
I untangle my hair●●●●●●●with my fingers
I'm alright, I can't do anything about it
I'm forgetting a little about you
But my feelings are here
an incessant rain in my eyes
I guess I'm alright, I'm fine already
Alright, breathe
I can't stray from where I'm going
The ascending light sparkles and
wanting to cry looks pretty
I'm crossing into a blurry world
Because I'm throwing everything away
So stay as who you are in my heart
You whom I love you
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Zero Waste, Minimalism & Privilege with Elizabeth from Plant Based Bride - Duration: 19:08.
Hey there modern vegans and vegan curious, it's Margaret,
and welcome back to ModVegan.
Today I'm here with Elizabeth from Plant Based Bride,
and she's visiting me here in Calgary
(well, she's actually here for a show in Calgary),
but she's also visiting me.
And Elizabeth, do you want to introduce yourself?
Elizabeth: Yeah, totally, I'm Elizabeth, I have a YouTube
channel, Plant Based Bride, go check it out if you're interested
and I talk about veganism, minimalism, zero waste
and all kinds of fun stuff that I care about.
It's an amazing channel, be sure and check it out,
and I will have links to Elizabeth's channel
in the description box below.
Today we're going to be talking about zero waste,
and privilege.
Because it's something that we're both
really interested in.
We both really like zero waste stuff, minimalism,
that's one thing I love about your channel, we both
have a lot of common interests - we're Canadian, so,
very cool.
But that's something that I've been asked about
a lot.
And I've only done a couple of - you have more videos
on minimalism than I do - but I've noticed...I've only made
two videos on minimalism, but one of the comments that
I've gotten a lot from people is that minimalism is for privileged people.
That minimalism is a lot about privilege, and it's a lot about
consumerism.
And I thought that was kind of ironic and strange the first
time that I heard that from someone.
But it is a comment that I've gotten fairly frequently,
that minimalism is just a new form of consumerism.
And I was wondering what you think about that.
Elizabeth: Yeah, I've definitely heard that as well.
I think, in some ways, it definitely can be, I think,
when we think of minimalism, if you think about
the perfect minimalist home, you think of a huge studio apartment,
that has really nice furniture, just not very much of it.
And you think about someone with a perfectly curated
wardrobe, that each piece was $200 hundred dollars.
You know, that's perfectly cut, and they look great.
So you don't need a lot of other stuff.
And I think that can definitely be part of minimalism,
that is a part of it, there are people that are very privileged
who see it as a way to, you know, almost - I've heard it said
that they see it as a way that they can "experience how
the other half lives" without actually having to be poor.
They get to choose what stuff they get rid of, they're not
getting rid of it because they have to sell it to pay their rent.
They're getting rid of it because they have enough money
to choose what they want around themselves.
And I definitely see that part of it.
But for me, minimalism
is not that at all.
Because I am not wealthy,
I do not have a lot of money, I don't make a lot of money,
but for me, minimalism is a way that I can still have things
I love around me, without spending a lot of money on stuff
that I don't need.
And I think for a lot of people,
that is kind of what minimalism is for them.
Margaret: Yeah, and there's certainly the aspect of it
that is about, you know, choosing the things that really
matter to you, that give value to your life.
And one other thing that I've appreciated lately - even though
I like Marie Kondo and some of the ideas about, you know,
having nothing in your home that you don't believe to be
useful or beautiful.
Elizabeth: Doesn't bring you joy
Margaret: Yeah, that doesn't bring you joy, exactly,
that's her thing that she says.
I think I like the Minimalists - you know Joshua Fields Millburn...
Elizabeth: The ones who did the documentary
Margaret: Yes, yeah, the ones that did the documentary,
The Minimalists, one thing I really like about their podcast,
and their blog - is that they focus more on what brings you value,
and I think that might be something that we can emphasize
more when it comes to minimalism.
About choosing the things in your life that bring you value.
Because part of minimalism is - and I think you get the sense
from them - part of it is kind of - it should be about turning
your back on consumer culture, somewhat, and about trying to
to challenge that way of thinking that is all about
having the latest and greatest and newest is going to bring you happiness.
Elizabeth: Yeah, and I do think some people do treat
minimalism as a way to say "this is my aesthetic" that minimaism...because it is.
It's an aesthetic, it's a look, it's a lifestyle.
And for some people, they'll constantly buy the new high quality
white t-shirt to use in their wardrobe, maybe.
You know,
once a month they buy a new updated t-shirt.
Whereas I think, minimalism as a lifestyle, and as sort of a way
of viewing your conspicuous consumption is more of the idea of
"I only need one white t-shirt, why would I need two?
And I'm going to wear it until it wears out, and then replace it,
because it brings me value, it's something I wear, it's
something I need, but I don't need to have five white t-shirts,
or I don't need the newest cool white t-shirt."
And sort of, that distinction between the "look" of a minimalist,
and actually viewing your consumption in a minimalist way.
Margaret: And I think one of the things too, is it's a
misconception that minimalists always buy really expensive things.
I think that the idea that you need to buy your black t-shirt or
whatever you happen to choose to buy, at a place that's very
expensive, I think that's a misconception as well.
One thing I've found - 'cause I've always been kind of cheap,
in addition to being...now I'm more of a minimalist,
but I've always been a little cheap, and for me, if I shop
at a place like Zara and H&M - not that I'm recommending those
places, because it's true that they do have a lot of
ethical concerns, definitely - but I'm also now thinking more
in terms of how much I consume.
And part of the zero waste
movement is about that, about how much you consume.
And I've always, if I buy something at Zara, I look
and make sure that it's good quality, because...
and I think that's something that most of us have kind of
learned over our lives, to be able to identify.
When you know something's good quality...I can buy
something at Zara that's going to last me just as long
as an expensive thing.
And I think that's a bit of a mistake, too,
when people think that it has to be expensive in order
to last a long time.
Because I've had plenty of cheap things from H&M last me
for 5 years, 10 years.
So as long as you're - I think it's -
at least in terms of clothing at least - looking for quality
is more important.
It doesn't mean you need a wardrobe
full of Chanel or something like that.
Elizabeth: Yeah, and you know, you can go to a thrift store
and buy a t-shirt that was from H&M or something...
Margaret: Yes, which is a much better way to do that!
Elizabeth: Yeah, and someone wore it for a couple of months
and got sick of it.
And if you take care of it,
even something that isn't amazing quality - you know,
if you really can't afford to get something that's really well
made, you can still make something last if you take care of it.
You know, you don't have to wash it constantly,
or on really harsh cycles, or use really harsh soaps and things like that.
You can really take care of your clothes and treat them well.
And that can help them last for longer, too.
Margaret: Yeah.
And I think one thing for me that's very
attractive about minimalism is that it allows you to spend
a lot less money.
And this is not just because I'm cheap,
but it's also because people spend so much of their
money on housing.
And we find this especially now, you know,
living in Canada.
You live in Toronto, which is one of the
most expensive places to live in the world now.
And Calgary's not that cheap, either.
It's expensive.
And so, when people are needing to buy 2,000 square foot
apartments, or rent 2,000 square foot apartments,
to hold all their stuff, that's a problem too.
And it really eats into your quality of life and what you can do
in this world.
And it's not even...yeah, it's not even just your
quality of life.
How much are you going to be able to make
this world a better place if you're constantly needing to
earn money in order to take care of all your things.
So it's worth thinking about - what value that stuff
actually brings to you.
Elizabeth: And if you think about, as well, just to sort of
expand on that, all the people who pay for storage units,
to store all their extra stuff that doesn't fit in their apartment.
And I know I worked on a cruise ship, I was away for six
months, I put all of my belongings in a storage unit,
and I had to get a bigger unit than I expected,
because I realized how much crap, honestly, I had
accumulated over the course of my five years or so,
or four years that I'd been living in my own apartment.
And when I came back, I came back and took everything out
of the storage unit.
And there were so many things I completely
forgot that I owned.
Just six months away from it,
and I got rid of about half of it right there, because I just thought,
I paid, you know, however many hundreds of dollars
over the course of the six months, to just keep this stuff in a box,
and it wasn't even stuff that I care about, that I need,
that is useful to me, that brings me value, that brings me joy.
Any of this stuff.
It's just stuff.
Margaret: Yeah, and I think it also depends on perspective,
a little bit, too.
Because I've also had friends who said
that you know, well, they tend to equate minimalism -
there's different schools of minimalism.
There's the people
who you know, want to own less things than will fit in a
backpack.
And then there's people who, you know,
just have an aesthetic minimalism that's only about the way
things look.
And they might live in a 20k square foot home.
It's you know, completely different.
So it's really hard to be able to pin it down.
And I think that's one of the challenges with - as even a
movement - it has so much to do with aesthetics and art
and with the philosophy - so it's a bit confusing.
And that's what I like about zero waste, because
zero waste is more about focusing on the amount of waste
that we produce.
And really focusing on
trying to reduce our impact on the environment and things like that.
So I kind of like it when you combine the two.
Because you might be able to find someone who is
a minimalist, who is, you know, a complete consumer,
who has a gorgeous home, but is really interested in
more just a certain look or a certain lifestyle.
But it's rare to find someone who is zero waste and
minimalist, who is like that.
I think that's a little less common.
Elizabeth: And I think zero waste kind of necessitates
minimalism in a way, because you're not going to be constantly
consuming things that you don't need, if you really care
about the waste you're producing.
If you're really aware that - if I buy this pair of shoes
that I don't need, at some point they are going to go
to a landfill, then you might not buy it.
And that sort of
almost forces minimalism on you, or sort of makes
you think in a minimalist way without it being about
the aesthetics and fitting in to the trend.
Margaret: It does, and especially if you're trying to avoid
plastic, you'll soon realize that almost everything is plastic.
You wouldn't be able to anything anyways.
You definitely end up being a minimalist if you're trying
to avoid plastic.
Elizabeth: So, an interesting idea that I came across recently
is that zero waste is for the privileged because it does take
that upfront cost to get started.
Right, you know,
you have to start by buying a reusable waterbottle,
or you have to start by buying a jar you can bring in
to get your bulk rice or your bulk beans.
And not everyone can afford to pay for that container up front.
Margaret: And I think that's part of the challenge with all of these things,
because as soon as you have something like veganism,
we talked in..previously, also, about the idea of veganism
being, you know, living on a beach in Hawaii and things like that.
You know, you have that with veganism.
You have minimalism that can end up just being
white walls and Apple products everywhere.
And then with zero waste, I have to admit,
even people that I really admire, if you look at their
- and I don't blame them, if you want to sell your videos
and have people watch them and stuff, I get it.
But everything is matching Le Parfait mason jars from France
and everything.
And that isn't even really zero waste,
because I think the idea behind zero waste
is trying to minimize your waste as much as possible.
And of course, if we were going to do that,
we probably wouldn't be going out and buying a whole bunch
of things to be zero waste.
I think we should be honest with ourselves when we do that.
That we're just - we like the water bottle, you know.
It's not that we just necessarily need that, because you
can be zero waste with a, like - I have to say, at our home,
we have those spaghetti jars that come in glass containers.
And instead of going out and buying glass containers
- because I honestly couldn't afford to go out and buy all
new glass containers, nor did I want to, because
it's just - it's beautiful, but I don't need to do that
in order to be zero waste.
So what I do,
is I just save those spaghetti jars whenever we buy
spaghetti sauce, or anything else, I try to buy it in glass.
And then I've got a bunch of mismatched, glass containers.
And same goes with bags.
Like, you know, I have some that
I've gotten that are actually plastic from ikea, which are amazing.
Those 1 dollar ones, have you seen those?
Elizabeth: Like, those big ones?
Margaret: No, they have really light weight ones that I love,
that you put in your purse, that are really -
you just fold them up and they're 99 cents instead of the Baggus, which are like $13
dollars.
It's definitely a really really good deal.
So, instead of doing that, you can use bags that you might have gotten from somewhere,
because reusable bags really are kind of everywhere now.
So I kind of don't buy that.
You could use a pillow case,
it doesn't really matter.
Elizabeth: And you can usually get them for free at random places.
Margaret: Yeah, and you can reuse the plastic bags that you've got in your home.
Like, there's no-one saying you can't do that, either.
Reuse those things.
It doesn't have to be the "look" of zero waste.
I think that's...
Elizabeth: Yeah, for sure.
There may still be some kind of
upfront cost, for example, for like a coffee cup.
You maybe
can't just go around with a mug, you need something with a lid.
But so many of those things you can just reuse packaging
from things you've bought before.
Like, I recently made a video about zero waste swaps and things you could do,
and one of the things I talked about was, we store our coffee
in an old coffee can that we bought the coffee beans in.
You know, we went to the store, we bought coffee beans
and it came in a little metal container with a lid,
and now we go to our local coffee shop and get it filled
up with coffee beans, and we keep reusing this metal container that we bought it in.
It doesn't look, you know, great - it's branded, whatever,
it's not a beautiful glass jar, it's not, you know, this fancy thing,
but it works totally fine.
Margaret: Yeah, I think it's about changing your mindset.
Like you say, changing your mindset,
Using things that you can use over and over again,
instead of just going for more disposable things.
Or even going for beautiful, zero waste things, like -
that it's just about changing your perspective and trying to
produce less waste.
That it's not - unlike veganism, it's
kind of, it's definitely not a "you are or you aren't" kind of thing, right?
Like it's more a continuum, and I think you just do the best that you can.
I think that's really the most effective way to do it,
and certainly the most effective way of bringing other people on board as well.
Did you read the Zero Waste book from Bea Johnson?
Elizabeth: I haven't, no.
Margaret: I'd recommend reading it.
It's really interesting.
I have to say that when I first read it, I was not a big fan.
But I - but over time, I realized she was just giving you all
the different ideas of things that you could do.
And I have to say I've incorporated a lot more of them into my life
than I did at the beginning.
Because at the beginning
I just - when she started talking about composting
her fingernail clippings, I was like, what?!
But now - it was overwhelming - but I realized there are
so many different things you can do.
And since then, I watched a great documentary here on
YouTube the other night - and I'm going to put a link to it here,
it's just a documentary about some people living
in a caravan, living in their - in RVs and things like that.
But not fancy RVs - these people are living in very very humble ways.
And I liked it because, these people are minimalists,
they're pretty much zero waste, and they're living this lifestyle
that is very light on the earth.
And it's interesting because
they're not young hipsters.
They're old people.
I thought that was - no offence -
but they're definitely senior citizens and retired people,
and I thought that was really cool, because you're seeing
people that are not typical, that are not your stereotypical
vegan zero waster kind of person.
And it was really nice to see - I think that's good for the public
to see.
That it's not just one type of person doing this.
Because whenever - it kind of damages the whole reputation
of the movement if people think that it's only one thing.
And I liked that.
Because they were saying,
that really, a lot of minimalism, and what you were referring
to earlier, with the privilege,
a lot of it has to do with the way you look at things.
A lot of these people are living on $500 a month.
So they are in poverty.
And some of them,
they don't really have a choice about it.
But they choose to treat it as a choice.
They're choosing to look at it in that way.
And it is very privileged for me to sit here and say that's
a great way to live.
But it's nice to hear people who actually
are in that position, who are making that choice,
saying it.
Speaking for themselves instead of us speaking for
people who are in struggling circumstances.
I thought that was
really neat.
Elizabeth: Yeah.
I liked what you said about you know,
zero waste isn't a "you are zero waste or you're not"
'cause you can't be 100% zero waste.
You can't
have no impact on the planet.
But that it really is about
incremental changes and doing what you can.
And anybody,
no matter what your circumstances, can do something.
It's a tiny thing.
And you know, you can be - you're the only person
who can determine how much you can't do.
And it's different
for everybody.
But no matter what your situation, you can do
something.
Margaret: Exactly.
Some people live in places where they don't
have access to bulk bins.
And bulk bins are not part of being
zero waste.
You can do way better, actually, by buying
a 50-pound bag of rice.
Or, just buying the larger container
of dried beans that you can afford.
If you buy a larger bag of dried beans instead of the tiny one.
Some of those things are ways to cut back on your waste,
without having to have a huge outlay of cash, or having
to have access to a bulk place that lets you reuse containers.
Because, you may not be able to shrink, I think it's - there is
some unrealistic-ness for some people - it's going to be really
hard to get your trash for the year in a mason jar.
Elizabeth: Yeah.
I can't imagine getting to that point.
I mean, I would be so proud of myself if I did, but I...
I mean for me, that seems completely unattainable.
So I understand other people thinking that seems extreme,
or impossible.
Margaret: Yeah.
Because there's some places where -
and one of the things that's very unrealistic about it is that
I've noticed most people who do that, live in places with
fairly good recycling programs.
And if you live in a city that
doesn't have those programs, you probably aren't going to be able
to recycle all the types of plastic that they're able to recycle.
So I would say, don't let that - if you're interested in producing
less waste, if you want to use less plastic and do better things
for the environment, don't let an image of someone online
tell you how you should be.
You know, don't let that be
- don't just give up because you can't live like so and so.
You have to do it for yourself, you decide how your journey
is going to go in that direction.
Thank you so much for being here, Elizabeth!
I am so glad that you were able to come to Calgary!
This
has been so much fun!
She is so cool!
Be sure and check her channel out, I will have the link right there.
And Elizabeth, it's just amazing to have you here.
Be sure and subscribe to her channel, 'cause she's amazing.
And thank you so much for joining us.
And I will see you in my next video.
Take care.
Elizabeth: Bye!
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Mother's Day - Hold On - Duration: 1:20.
And if you try to hang on too long.
What happens is your kids are going to resent you.
Because they're going to feel like you're too controlling.
Don't poke your mom if you're next to her right now
But you will also feel anxious.
Because, can I tell you something?
You can't control your son or daughter.
You can encourage you can pray.
But you need to release
and say "God"
"Thank God that you watch them when I can't watch them"
"Thank God that you care for them more than I care for them"
"Thank God that I have put everything that i knew how to put into them"
and now Lord I have to release them.
To live their lives and to make their choices.
Some of which I may not agree with.
I know that's hard.
It's hard for me as a parent but we're releasing them to God and saying.
'Lord you are over seeing them"
amen
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- See this?
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The thing is I don't wanna pay $9.00
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Let's do it right now.
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And then you're gonna add
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This is Avocado Oil.
Kind of hold it up to the light
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Add the roll-on cap.
Press it in a bit, and then you use a towel
to get it the rest of the way.
And it doesn't always go all the way,
so then you apply the cap and screw it down.
And that pops it on the rest of the way.
Now you're gonna shake gently.
And now you have your own roll-on migraine stick.
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Meet our students! - ANNE, don Quijote Schools - Duration: 2:29.
Hi, my name is Anna I'm from Holland
and I am 26 years old.
I chose Spain because
I wanted to go to Salamanca
because people told me
that the people there
speak the purest form of Spanish.
I really like the building
I think it's very old
but it's very pretty as well.
And I like that I can study with different people
from all over the world.
Well, I really like that it's in the city center
so it's very close to different stores, to different restaurants...
and there's also a big park very close
so after a class we can go to the park
and study a bit
but also enjoy the sun or relax a bit.
Well I started as an absolute beginner
with Spanish language
and first we learned how to introduce ourselves
and to count and stuff like that.
To ask our way. Stuff like that.
Well, the classes are very small, there are only seven other students in my class
so the teacher has a lot of time
for every student
and I like that there are students from all over the world
so it's not only Dutch people
well, people from other countries
but it's very diverse.
Well, Spanish is very different from Dutch,
so for me it's kind of difficult to learn the language
but the teachers are very patient with the students
and after class we can practice
with well the other students
and also the people I live with in my apartment
and also in a city center
I try to practice as much as I can.
Yes I would really like to visit Barcelona
because I've never been to Barcelona
and also next year I'm planning to go Mexico
I would also like to study Spanish
at the don Quijote school there as well.
I think there is a school in Playa del Carmen, but im not sure
so I would like to go there.
I think everyone will say this
but I think learning a new language
and also learning about a new culture
has been the best thing for me
I really like to meet other people
and live with people from all over the world
I think that's the best…the best part
Yeah sure, (speaks Spanish):
I am Anna and I am from Holland
I like Spain a lot!
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Series I Need to Continue/Finish - Duration: 5:09.Hey everyone, my name is Kylie and this
is Miss Kyle Reads and today I wanted to
bring you a quick video. I don't know how
quick it's going to be but I wanted to
bring you a video about all of the
series that I own that I would like to
either continue on with or to finish.
Now this is not series or trilogies that
I own that I would like to start. These
are ones that I've either- either read
the first book or the first few or I
just have the last book to finish that I
actually own so I need to do it. So let's
just jump into them because there are
quite a few and the first one is kind of
cheating because I never actually,
technically finished the first book and
that is the Chronicles of Amber by Roger
Zelazny and this is the huge, Great Book
of Amber, the whole omnibus of ten novels
and I started the first one when I was
in a little bit of a reading slump and I
never finished it. But I would love to
read these because I've got the whole
thing so I would just love to read this.
Next are ones that I have read the first
book and I own more than the first book
so I need to finish these and the first
one of those is the omnibus of the Night
Angel trilogy by Brent Weeks. I read the
first one, I read it twice last year
which is crazy but I felt like I needed
to reread it and I've got the other two
in this bind up so I just need to finish
those. I just, I just need to do it. Brent
Weeks's first trilogy; I need to do it.
I'm not going to go into great depth
about any of these because you've
probably heard me talk about them before
or you've heard somebody talk about them
before. I'm just listing off for you what
I need to finish or continue on with. You
get me? So the first one I read quite
recently of this one and that is Lord of
Emperors, the second book in the Sarantine
Mosaic. This is a duology and I
read the first book, Sailing to Sarantium
in April so I would love to
continue on and read this one just
because it's a duology so I could finish
it. But anyways, I loved the first one a
lot.
Love his writing, love everything about it.
Loved the characters, everything. Kay?
Next one is Fool Moon by Jim Butcher. I
read Storm Front like in 2015 and I
haven't continued on and if I don't
continue on, then I won't get to the ones
that are-everybody says are so great.
So I need to continue on but Fool Moon
right here. Also one that drives me nuts
is With Blood Upon the Sand by
Bradley Beaulieu and I read Twelve Kings in
Sharakhai back in February, January? And I
would love to continue on and read this
one just because I had such high hopes
for it so I just need to do it.
Also, the Rose Society by Marie Lu, the
first one in this trilogy is the Young
Elites which I liked. I think I read it in
2015, 2014 maybe. But I liked where it was
going and I think this one could be
going in a good direction. So I've got
the second one so I just need to read it.
I mention this one all the time because I
need to continue on with the Wheel of
Time and read the Great Hunt by Robert
Jordan. I really enjoyed the Eye of the
World when I read it. I just haven't
continued on with it and I would love to
you know, get me some good old classic
90s fantasy. I have read the first book
in Brandon Sanderson's Reckoners trilogy
so I need to read Firefight and Calamity,
the second and third books in that trilogy.
because I love Brandon Sanderson so I
don't know why I haven't read these yet
know a few books that I have read the
first two books in these series and I
just need to continue and read the third
ones that I own and the first of those
is stable Haven grip of the shadow
plague which is the third book in the
fable Haven series and I read the second
one in April so I really need to read
this one because I love fable Haven it's
such a great middle grade series I love
Brandon moles writing I just thoroughly
enjoy it
next is the broken eye vibrant wakes
this is the third book in a light burner
series and I have no words because I
love the library series a lot the
enjoyment factor it's really high for me
for that series so I need to continue on
and I own it so I don't know why I
haven't continued on basically that's
the gist of this whole video so next
category is books that I have yet to
complete the last book in the trilogy
these are all trilogies and I have yet
to complete the last book in them and
the first of those is Assassin's Quest
or the Farseer trilogy by Robin hobb I
am listening to the audiobook of this
currently for this one I'm working on
aren't you proud of me I want to finish
this part of your trilogy so I can get
to the rest of Robin hobb books so I am
just making my way through slowly but
this one's getting accomplished and it
makes me feel really good next one is
continent of light by ve Schwab and I
know a lot of people don't like this
shades of magic trilogy but I really
enjoy it okay let's finish my batter is
going to die this has never happened to
me and the last book I have to talk to
you is one that I'm kind of debating
whether I'm going to finish or not and
that is library of souls I write what
I've said vibrant weeks by ransom Riggs
and I read miss Peregrine's and the
second book hollow city quite a while
ago quite a few years ago and I just
don't really have any interest in
finishing this trilogy anymore but I own
it so I might as well finish it hey
everyone thanks for joining me for this
quick video where I talk about the
series but I actually own that I read at
least the first book for or that I just
need to finish give this video a big
thumbs up if you enjoyed it and comment
down below with series that you guys own
that you just need to finish because you
own them I will text you guys next time
goodbye
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EASY OUTDOOR WORKOUT + Vegan Pre/Post Meals with calories & nutrition - Duration: 4:32.
hey guys today I'm showing you my pre
and post-workout meals, as well as my
workout which is slightly different to
last one. for breakfast I wasn't really
hungry because I had a lot of food the
dinner before, so I just had a bunch of
fruits and some oats as well as some
seeds and nuts. I just like this because
it is super fresh and it still has a lot
of nutrients. I also add almond
butter because, why not ! and I always
have some fresh, always, I usually have
some fresh almond milk in the fridge
which I also like with that breakfast !
and then, it was very sunny and warm
outside so I decided I didn't want to go
to the gym but rather go for a run so
that's what I did !
hey definetly didn't estimate the
pollution, at the end it was really
like, really tough to breathe. I was kind
of struggling, especially on a clear day
when it gets warmer the pollution tends
to, kind of, build up I'd say. and so you
didn't see the body weight exercises
that I did but I actually did some of
them. the reason I didn't film is because.
it's because as you saw I went to
very touristic places, maybe I shouldn't
have, but it was really hard to find a
bench that was, actually, two bench that
were empty so I could put my camera on
one and then have enough space in the
background for me to show you
what I did. because it was just full
of tourists and just people eating
out because it was around noon actually , so
yeah I'm going to put the stuff that I
did.
so that's it for the two meals, this is a
little breakdown of the nutrition, this
is only for two meals by the way. if you
want to see particular vitamins or
minerals, just pause this video and it
can tell you where I got these minerals
from! make sure you subscribe if you
enjoyed this video and to activate the
notification button and thank you for
watching and I will see you in my next
video! bye guys!
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Art At The Isar - The Sun - Duration: 6:15.
This is now the second "Art At The Isar".
Because we have no own romms
and also the name "Gallery in Motion"
it says, it is a good idea
to make something at and in the river Isar.
I wanted to make a swimming carpet,
that was the start situation. It was also clear
a round disc, the sun, this poetry
of Morgenstern, that was cited
was the strating point.
It should become a swimming sun.
I made three models,
which I tested, how they swim
and that was a good move.
Classical sculptors use different material
yes, but I think it is exciting
and charming to work with all day materials
and building something.
I came over the tetra packs,
because I thought, what is swimming.
Almost 1.300 items. Yes I have counted them.
I made this effort.
A half year in circle of acquaintances and friends,
the last weeks I noticed,
that there are 500 items missing for the circle
to finish the segment and than I walked
every day to the old town to cafes
to collect more tetra packs.
They all helped.
Today evening I know, what I have done.
That he doesn't lean to much forward.
Yes, this would be really good, because
than I have the strong one and
there I have a bigger carabine,
it has over 200 kg (440 lbs).
I thank of course the
"Gallery in Motion", to make it possible
espacially to Herbert,
who supportd me completely and
was with me, to choose the place
for the model, he was there, very active.
If I let the boat drift backwards with the sun ...
So I prepared everything at home to a point,
where I have the feeling and calculated
that it is possible in one day,
with a team in the background,
Who support active.
There I was really queasy, because it was
the side, which should be the most out of the water,
and I already thought by myself,
if all bottles are destroyed now,
will it already work.
That was exciting up to the last moment,
if it will work, how I have imagined
and it will be so much out of the water
as I have calculated it.
They came during the first "Kunst an der Isar"
2012 to us, if we can support them,
because they knew, that in THW (Technical Aid Organization)
has boats and so it was in 2015
again a working together.
I have met with the organisator
Herbert Obermeier on two occassions
to discuss it and it has
worked better than at the first time.
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Eat Garlic And Honey On An Empty Stomach For 7 Days - Home Remedy To Lose Weight Fast-Skinny Recipes - Duration: 2:05.
hey guys! i am nisa homey and welcome back
to my channel today I'm sharing a
traditional home remedy with garlic and
honey which not only helps to boost your
immunity but will also help in weight
loss. garlic contains a compound known as
allicin which may help lower cholesterol
levels, prevent blood clotting, and has
been shown to have anti-cancer
properties and antimicrobial properties
garlic is a natural immune booster that
helps the body fight infections.
honey is packed with antioxidants and
the natural vitamins and minerals in
honey helps lower cholesterol levels.
honey has antibacterial and antioxidant
properties. honey helps in better
digestion, boost your metabolism, and aids
in weight loss. to get the most health
benefits from garlic always use it raw
and try to use the desi variety of
organic garlic if you are a regular on
my channel you may have noticed that I
use raw garlic in my weight loss salad
to get its health benefits always use
garlic in its raw form remember that
heat can de-centralized the Allison and
lessen the nutritional properties of
garlic, so always make sure you have at
least one-two raw garlic in your daily
diet. TMo make this national homemade
remedy simply crush 2 cloves of desi
garlic. crushing the raw garlic will help
to enhance the benefits of allicin, now
peel off the garlic and chop it into
small pieces add the chopped garlic into
a bowl and then add in 1 tbsp honey
now mix honey into the crushed garlic
and leave it for about 2 to 3 minutes to
allow the garlic to infuse with the
honey and then consume it on empty
stomachs in the morning. After about 7
days you will start noticing the
difference in your body, so do try to
include this traditional home remedy in
your daily diet and get the benefits of
garlic and honey. if you like to see more
such videos click the subscribe button
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new videos thank you for watching and
until next time take care
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5 Non Spiritual Activities That Promote Spiritual Growth - Duration: 6:03.
5 (Non-Spiritual) Activities That Promote Spiritual Growth
People often compare spirituality and religion as if they are the same thing, but this is
very misguided.
A person does not have to say their prayers, attend sacred services or devote any special
specific time or money to anyone in order to be spiritually connected or active.
Similarly, a person who regularly follows rigid religious practices isn�t necessarily
particularly spiritually connected themselves.
Good spiritual health can manifest in a couple of different ways.
First, there is the collective or cultural spiritual health; This is something you see
in a society, for example, the way they treat the elderly or the attitude toward impoverished
members of said society.
The ability to accept those who are different from them is also a big indicator.
The second way this manifests is in an individual manner.
This is how well you truly know yourself or your own soul.
How connected you are to your own inner space, or your base instincts and inclinations is
a pretty clear indicator of spiritual health.
A healthy spiritual connection within yourself can be cultivated by raising your personal
consciousness and being as present in the moment as possible.
Many people achieve this through traditional practices like meditation or yoga, but it
can also be achieved by getting in touch with the things you have passion and love for.
Here are 5 non-traditional ways to promote your spiritual health and well being.
1.
Tactile arts and crafts
This includes anything from cross-stitching to oil painting to Origami.
Working with your own hands to make something original or beautiful is always a great way
to express yourself with authenticity.
We rely on very subtle inner cues to inspire us creatively, and this can be an incredibly
informative process to go through while also being downright fun.
2.
Taking part in music
Whether you are just listening and experiencing it or playing it yourself, music is a wonderful
tool for self expression and exploration.
Something about music can move us in psychological and emotional ways like nothing else can.
Clear vibratory tones have even been used as part of traditional medicinal practices
since ancient times.
Music truly connects the body and mind to the soul.
3.
Do some writing
Writing is a unique form of expression in the sense that you can use it as an outlet
for extremely intimate and private thoughts in the first person, or you can use it as
an extension of yourself, expressing things through metaphor or symbol in a different
narrative.
Either way, it is thoroughly cathartic and useful for documenting and being able to see
the progress you�ve made over time.
4.
Exercise and movement
All human beings need movement in order to thrive.
Even if you are injured or out of shape, some form of (appropriately safe) exercise is nearly
always recommended by medical and spiritual healers.
Movement and physical activity not only promote a healthy body and efficient function of joints
and muscles, but it also encourages your brain to release more of the chemicals that make
us alert and keep us content.
Getting out and exercising doesn�t necessarily have to mean going to the gym or doing push
ups or running a mile, it can be low impact and soothing, swimming in a cool pool or hiking
a beautiful mountain trail.
This promotes a full activation and connection between mind, body, and spirit.
It also gives us time to reflect.
5.
Do nothing at all
In these modern times of technology and media, many of us are left with almost no time in
the day during which we have no external stimuli engaging our senses.
This might be fine for the most part, but truthfully one of the best things you can
do to enhance spiritual growth is to spend some time totally alone with just yourself
and your thoughts.
Simple introspection without any distractions will do wonders for a person�s relationship
to their spirituality.
Some do this through a meditative practice, but it can also be done just by withdrawing
into a quiet place where you�re comfortable and safe to question and work on yourself
without fear of judgment
or disturbance.
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10 Best Places to Visit in Israel - Duration: 10:57.
10 Best Places to Visit in Israel.
For a country the size of New Jersey, Israel is startlingly diverse.
Almost anywhere you travel in this Middle Eastern country, you're sure to come across
historic religious sites mentioned in the Bible.
You'll also come across ancient Roman ruins as well as other archaeological ruins dating
back thousands of years.
If old things aren't your cup of tea, Israel has some great beaches, good outdoor opportunities,
and a sophisticated cultural scene.
An overview of the best places to visit in Israel.
10: Nazareth.
Nazareth, the largest city in Galilee, is known as the Arab capital of the country because
its residents are predominantly Arab citizens of Israel.
Nazareth is a pilgrimage destination for Christians because the Bible says it was the home of
Joseph and Mary and hence the childhood home of Jesus.
This ancient city is where the angel Gabriel appeared to tell Mary she would give birth
to Jesus.
Because of this, Nazareth is sometimes called the cradle of Christianity.
Its Old City boasts the Church of the Annunciation, the largest Catholic church in the Middle
East.
Take time, too, to walk the picturesque streets and visit the colorful local market.
9: Caesarea.
Caesarea is both ancient and new.
It was founded by Herod the Great in honor of Caesar Augustus, who gave him the city.
In 1952, it became the only city in Israel to be governed by a private corporation.
Antiquities park is where you'll find ruins from Herod's extensive building campaign.
You'll also find more ruins by walking through the old city or maybe you'll want to take
in a re-enactment of horse races in the hippodrome.
The new Caesarea is modern and upscale.
Maybe you'll want to sunbathe on the sandy beaches, play golf or take in the annual jazz
festival.
8: Ramon Crater.
Ramon Crater is the largest of three erosion craters found in the Negev Desert.
The geological landform is believed to have started forming millions of years ago when
the ocean began receding.
It was a few more million years before it became the crater it is today.
Ringed by mountains, the colorful crater is more than 450 meters (1,500 feet) deep and
nearly 40 km (25 miles) long.
The world's largest erosion crater is accessible to the public; you can ogle the varying terrain
as you hike, bike or drive through it.
Campers may enjoy staying at a campsite run by Bedouins.
7: Haifa.
Israel may be a Jewish state, but it is another religion that draws visitors to Haifa, the
country's third largest city.
Located on the Mediterranean, this pretty city's biggest tourist attraction is the
Baha'i World Center with its shrine of the Bab and beautiful gardens.
Haifa is primarily a port and industrial city, but it offers a variety of things to do.
The Israel Museum of Science, Technology and Space is its most visited museum.
The arts are important, too, with Ein Hod, home to about 100 artists and craftsmen.
Haifa has nice beaches and is a good place to surf and sail.
6: Sea of Galilee.
The Sea of Galilee of Galilee is the lowest freshwater lake on earth, and the second lowest
lake in the world – the lowest being the saltwater Dead Sea.
Jesus' Sermon on the Mount was supposedly given on a hill overlooking the sea.
It's a popular destination for Christian pilgrims who want to see where Jesus walked
on water.
The 65-km (40-mile) long Jesus Hiking Trail that visits places where Jesus worked his
ministry is another draw.
People also come from all over the world to be baptized at the spot the lake flows into
the Jordan River.
5: Tel Aviv.
Tel Aviv, Israel's second largest city, is the country's financial hub.
But that doesn't mean you should skip coming here because there's lots see and do, especially
if you're into nightlife.
Tel Aviv is known as a party city, as one that doesn't sleep.
The city is home to the national opera and philharmonic orchestra.
Several travel publication surveys rank the city among the best place to visit in Israel;
it's also famous for being LGBT friendly.
Its Mediterranean beaches are some of the world's best.
The city has several outstanding museums, including Beth Hatefulsoth that tells the
story of Jewish persecution over the ages.
4: Eilat.
Eilat is an ancient city on the Red Sea that's served as a port city since the days of King
Solomon.
Eilat is Israel's southernmost city.
Its sumptuous beaches and an arid climate contributes make it a major resort city.
It has some of the best diving in the world, likely due to the beautiful coral reef located
here.
If you dive, expect to see an astounding array of sea life.
Other attractions include King City, a high-tech Bible-based family theme park; bird watching
– Eilat is on the main migration route between Europe and Africa; and Timna Valley Park,
home to Solomon's Pillars and the world's oldest copper mine.
3: Dead Sea.
The Dead Sea got its name for a reason.
It's almost 10 times as salty as the ocean, making it a harsh environment for anything
to grow in.
And at 400 meters (1,400 feet) below sea level, it's the lowest elevation on land.
For thousands of years; the salt and minerals from its water are used in cosmetics.
Dead Sea water and mud have medically proven benefits, putting severe skin diseases and
joint problems into long-term remission.
All the luxury hotels along the coast have health spas, which are often booked solid
for months ahead.
2: Masada.
Situated on a high plateau in southern Israel overlooking the Dead Sea, Masada was the last
Jewish holdout to fall to Rome at the end of the First Jewish–Roman War.
Masada was first fortified by Herod the Great in the late first century BC.
In 66 AD, Sicarii Jewish patriots captured the fortress from the Romans, who tried to
take it back seven years later.
Rather than live under Roman rule, the 900 Sicarii opted for mass suicide.
Today Masada is a symbol of ancient Israel and one of the best examples of Roman fortifications
remaining.
There's a cable car for those who don't fancy taking one of the various different
paths that lead up the hill.
1: Jerusalem.
The heart of Israel beats strongly at Jerusalem, one of the oldest cities in the world.
Though it's known as the City of Peace, it has a violent history.
It's been attacked 52 times, destroyed twice and besieged 23 times.
It is considered a holy city by three major religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
Its historic Old City is divided into four quarters: Jewish, Christian, Armenian and
Muslim.
Here you can walk in Jesus' footsteps on the Via Dolorosa' pray at the Western Wall;
see the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, where Christians believe Jesus is buried, and tour
the Tower of David, a medieval citadel.
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