Hi. James from engVid.
I would like to talk about something that will help you understand English,
and it's two things.
Number one are parts of speech.
What are the parts of speech and how do you use them?
The second is called syntax, which is a very complicated word for word order.
Where do you put the words in a sentence?
In some languages they have a different word order, some languages it doesn't really matter,
but what my job today is, is to show you where the words go and:
What do they basically mean-okay-in the parts of speech?
As E said: "Words. Where do they go?"
Now, if you're new to English or even if you're an intermediate student, sometimes this causes
you problems. Right?
You've heard the terms: "preposition", "determiner", "syntax", and you're like: "Oh, it's so complicated."
Today's lesson will be simple.
You can go over this again and again.
It will help you understand and use English better.
So I'm going to start off with the most basic part of parts of speech, and I want to start
with the things part.
Things.
Not actions, but things.
I am a person.
My watch is a thing.
Okay?
An animal, a cat or a dog, or an apple, these are things.
We call these things nouns, because nouns name people - Hi, I'm James;
places - Toronto, Ontario; things - my watch; animals - a cat, meow; and food - an apple.
Okay? These are nouns.
Example: boy, dog, apple. Okay?
Nouns name these things.
But sometimes you don't want to keep using the same noun again and again.
"James ate the apple and James walked his dog as James talked to his friend, Oliver,
and then James..."
It gets what we call repetitive and boring, and it also makes the sentences go really slow.
And sometimes we want to use the noun in a different way.
So in this case we introduce what's called pronouns.
Pronouns can replace nouns in a sentence.
So now you could say something like this: "James ate the apple and he walked his dog."
Instead of: "James ate the apple and James walked his dog", we can use a pronoun to replace
it and make it simpler.
We still know we're talking about James.
Now, we talked about word order or syntax.
Let me explain this.
In order to use a pronoun first you must use the noun.
Okay?
You introduce the noun and then you can replace it with a pronoun.
That's why you see number one then number two.
You cannot just start with a pronoun.
If I started a sentence at the beginning: "He went to the store."
The very first thing you will say to me is: "Who's he?"
I go: "Oh, James went to the store and he bought the apples there."
And you go: "Oh, now I know who he is."
So, pronouns kind of number two because you have to actually introduce first with a noun,
then you can replace it with a pronoun.
Now, we have several types of pronouns.
I'm just going to go over and show you a couple of them so you get an idea.
Pronouns include: "I", "we", which are subject pronouns.
Object pronouns when we're talking about something that's not us, but something on the other
side that receives action, as a subject pronoun I do things.
I run.
Right?
We eat dinner.
We're talking to them.
Now, when we say "them", you go: "What?"
Well, they are receiving it and we call those object pronouns.
Okay?
So the most basic ones are subject and object pronouns.
One is doing something, one is receiving.
There are reflexive pronouns, like: "himself" where somebody is talking about themselves.
"He built the house himself."
So he's talking about him as an object, but reflecting it back to himself.
We call it reflexive pronoun.
Okay?
There are others, but I'm not going to get into them right now because I want to keep
this simple just so you know what the parts of speech are, and you can always come to
engVid to come and see other lessons in which we go deeply into
reflexive pronouns, object and subject pronouns.
Okay? Cool.
So we talked about how pronouns can replace nouns, and we're good with that.
Yeah?
So let's go to stage number three, because once you've replaced them, how do you know
the difference between them?
Apple, apple.
I don't know.
That's when we have adjectives.
Adjectives.
The word itself can be broken into two parts: "ject" and "ad".
But remember...
Do you remember when I said subject and object, and I gave you the example?
I said, for instance: "I" is a subject pronoun.
Right?
Subject, yeah, I'm good at this.
I'm going to do this really well.
And I said: "them" is an object pronoun.
Right?
You'll notice "ject" is in both parts.
When you look at an adjective, "ad" means to put on, you add, like two plus two is four,
four plus four is eight.
So an adjective you add to a pronoun or a noun to describe them.
So if you look here, "ject".
Adjectives describe nouns and pronouns.
Now, remember we talked about syntax?
Well, syntax, remember the word order?
Where would you find an adjective?
Well, in some places it's reversed.
If you speak Spanish, for instance, you would say: "gato negro", which in translation for
English is cat's black.
And for me who speak English or a person who speaks English, that doesn't make sense to
me because we say black cat.
So, word order can vary depending on the language you speak.
We usually put pronouns before...
Sorry, adjectives before our pronouns and our nouns so we can describe them.
And in two seconds I'm going to give you some ways in which we describe things, and we have
a word order for that.
Okay?
And I'll have to explain something on that.
So, where will you find an adjective?
Before you find your nouns or pronouns.
They will help you describe your subjects or objects.
Okay? The things that are doing something.
Now, we have eight types of adjectives. All right?
And we have a special order we put it in.
Now, depending on your language, this order may exist.
You may have a different order or you may have no order which means you can put any
of these things in any order you like.
You can put...
Not... Well, maybe with the exception of numbers, but the colour can come first, where it comes
from, it can come first.
Quality can come first.
It depends on your culture, your language, your country.
English, however, the order I put it in - one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
that's the order we want it in.
Okay?
If you change it, it actually gets really confusing.
So, what are these eight?
Well, why don't we take a look?
Quantity, it's a number.
Now, I put "a number", not because I said a number, but "a" refers to...
Or "a" refers to articles.
The chair, a chair.
Okay?
In this case "a" means one, so that's why I put "a number".
Funny guy, I know.
Number can be any other number; five, 10, 1,000, 1 million, a billion.
This usually comes first to indicate how many things we're talking about.
Okay? So you need a number.
Five chairs, okay, we're talking about five so I have to look for five chairs.
Not chair, yellow, five.
I'm like: "Is that the name, yellow five? I'm confused."
The next thing we talk about, quality.
Is it good, is it bad?
Is it exceptional?
Right? Or is it insignificant?
That's a big word for meaning not important.
Okay?
So we go from quality to...
Sorry, quantity to quality.
Then we talk about the size of it.
Right?
There were five big, black, cats.
So, five big, is it big, is it small?
Age.
How old is it?
Is it new?
Is it old?
Is it young?
All right?
Shape.
Is it round?
Is it a square or a triangle?
What's the shape of it?
Oblong.
Yeah, that's... Don't. I don't even know. I do.
It's long and kind of circular, but yeah.
Oblong.
Colour, what is the colour?
Yellow, black, green, red. Red.
What's the colour?
Origin.
Some of you go: "Origin. Wolverine origin."
No.
Origin means: Where did it come from?
Was it made in Italy?
Was it made in China?
China.
Sorry.
It's my favourite impersonation of somebody, he goes: "China. I love China. China's good."
[Laughs] Anyway, was it made in China?
And what is the material?
Is it cotton?
This is made of cotton.
Is it made of beads, so glass?
Is it made of metal?
I mean, you might not be able to see this, but metal.
What is it made of?
Okay?
That is the order that we follow when we describe things.
And I have an example that I've been hiding from you that we're going to talk about to
show you exactly what I mean.
So, Mr. E and I wanted to buy some couches, and Mr. E was very specific on the kind of
couch he wanted, so he gave me a list.
And from that list I was able to get him exactly what he wanted.
And how was I able to do that? Well, I followed the word order chart.
So let's go take a look at what Mr. E wanted.
So, Mr. E wanted some couches, and I said to him:
"Hey. I got your couches.
I bought five nice, big, old, long, blue, Italian leather...
Well, chairs. Couch."
Sorry.
And Mr. E said: "Fantastic!
Because if you had bought me nice, old, big, long, five, blue Italian couches,
I would be confused and return it."
I said: "No, Mr. E, because I know how we're supposed to order adjectives in English.
So I followed your instructions by following the word order, these five...
Sorry, eight positions order, and I made sure I put the adjectives before the noun so I
would get the exact right thing you wanted."
Okay?
So this is the first part of this lesson because I want to talk about now that you are a person,
place, or thing, you got to do things.
Right? Like right now I'm talking which is a verb, which we're going to go to in a second and
talk about verbs and how they work.
Are you ready?
[Snaps]
Okay.
Well, we talked about nouns, pronouns, adjectives, how they work together.
Remember a pronoun can replace a noun, the order that they come.
Right? Or they come in.
And now I want to talk about actions because a noun or a thing that doesn't do anything
is rather boring.
Right?
Wouldn't you say?
And what do we mean by actions?
Well, right now I'm talking.
My mouth is moving, I'm talking, but I'm also looking at you.
I'm breathing.
Okay?
So let's go to the board and look at this funny word we call verbs and how they work.
Well, with verbs we have...
Well, they do actions.
We take a pronoun or a noun and they act.
They can sleep...
Did I just press "eat" and "sleep"?
[Laughs] They could eat, sleep, and work.
Okay?
So that's what a noun can do.
And we talked about, you know, subjects and objects pronouns.
The subject pronoun does it to an object pronoun.
Okay?
One of these actions.
So: "I eat an apple".
"I" am the subject, "eating an apple", object.
Cool?
So we put this word here, the verb to tell you how the two things are working together.
Here's a funny one, verbs are a state of being.
Huh?
Being what?
Well, exists.
Like right now I exist.
If I stop being...
I disappear.
So being means you are there, you exist, you're real, you can be touched.
But it's not just that.
Sometimes I'm happy, and sometimes I'm sad, and sometimes I'm sick, and sometimes I'm healthy.
You'll notice how we use the verb "to be" to talk about those things.
"I am", "she is", "they are". Okay?
And we can use that, this verb "to be" with an adjective and it tells us how something
is right now.
Like, right now it is hot in here. Hot.
That's the state of the situation or how things are right now.
And right now I'm a little sick.
James is sick.
That's my state of being.
And I'm very happy when Mr. E comes to my house.
Right?
You didn't see him, but I mentioned him in every video.
So I'm happy.
That's a state, or how I am or how I'm feeling.
My emotions.
You are happy, sad, upset, exuberant, which means very happy.
Okay?
So this is what verbs do.
They can tell us the action, one noun is doing to the other noun.
In that case we talk about subject and object pronouns.
Right?
But we can also talk about how things are.
The world is good, how it is.
Cool?
Let's move down from verbs to adverbs.
Do you remember when we talked about adjectives and we said: "ad" to "ject" and that was because
you have subject and object?
Well, we have the same thing here, we add to verbs, which means we give more of a description
of what the word was doing.
It's one thing to run, then to run quickly, that's different.
It's not the same.
Or run...
Doo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo, bionic man style, slowly, but really quickly.
Okay?
So adverbs describe the action of verbs, but hold, wait.
Unlike an adjective that just describes the pronouns, adverbs describe verbs. Okay.
Adverbs, okay.
And adjectives?
This adverb is very, very busy.
It's got a lot of work to do and it's going to be my job to show you how it does that work.
An adverb is interesting because it adds information to how things are done.
In doing that, first of all we should talk about its position.
Generally, adverbs are found after the verb, but before the adjective it modifies.
So let's do one at a time.
Do you remember I was running and I said I'm running slowly, or I'm running quickly, quick, quick, quick, quickly?
In this case I ran, I want to know what the noun or pronoun is doing, and then how it ran.
So in this case, ran quickly.
Okay? Notice it follows after the verbs.
This is generally true.
Okay?
So: "I ran quickly to my house."
Now I talked about adjectives.
And I don't want it to get too complicated, but I'll show you here:
"That watch is so expensive."
Hmm?
Well, that watch is the subject we're talking about and we're saying it is expensive.
If I get rid of "so"...
Remember we talked about stative verbs?
We're saying the watch is expensive. Right?
But how expensive is it?
I don't know.
It's so expensive, which means very expensive.
So we actually use an adverb to describe to tell us the degree or amount of expensiveness.
It's very expensive, that means a lot of expense.
You need a lot of money to get that watch.
So adverbs help by noticing it's still following the rule, following the verb, but it helps
to give more information about the adjective which is telling us about the watch.
So adverbs are really cool because they make everything better.
Cool. You like that?
Me too.
But what I want to let you know is there's something else about adverbs.
There's not just one type of adverb.
Unh-unh-unh-unh.
There are four.
Now, let's take a quick look at what the four are.
The types of adverbs we can talk about, number one, we can talk about adverb of manner.
Please, thank you.
That's so kind of you, and you're welcome.
No, I'm not talking about adverbs being polite and nice.
What I'm saying is when we say adverb of manner it is how something happens.
Some things happen slowly, some things happen very quick.
They happen very quick or fast.
Right?
So in this case when we say: "How did it happen?
Slowly?
Quickly?"
Both how it happens over time. Right?
Adverbs of time.
This is when something happened.
Hmm?
Well, it happened yesterday, or today, or tomorrow.
These are adverbs because they're going to tell you when it happened in time.
Or it could happen all day.
It rained all day.
Right? Rained, and notice it follows after the verb, all day.
Adverbs of place tell us where it happened.
CityGG... [Laughs] CityTV, everywhere.
Where did it happen, here, there, or everywhere?
And finally, adverbs of degree, that one I was talking about over here was: "so", "very", and "too".
People often get confused with "so" and "too", and we actually have a lesson on that on engVid.
Please check it out.
I think I've done one and two other teachers.
They're quite enjoyable.
You'll like them.
But "so", "very", "too" tell us how much.
Was it small or really, really big?
In this case, "so" means very or a lot.
"Very" means very, but "too" is usually negative or a bad thing, and it means more than I like
or more than I want.
So when we use adverbs of degree we can talk about:
"It was too hot yesterday so I didn't go out of my house.
Too hot for me.", "It was very hot" means a high temperature, a lot of temperature.
Or: "It was so hot", I found it to be a lot.
Cool?
Now, we've talked about adverbs, the types of adverbs, where they work
or how they follow with verbs, and I'm going to ask you:
Did you understand this lesson? If so, go do the quiz at engVid.
But before I go I want to say
thanks a lot for watching one again, and go to www.engvid.com.
And don't forget to subscribe by either pressing a button, pressing your screen, or doing whatever
you do these days.
All right?
Thanks a lot.
See you soon.
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guys in this video (this is auto generated, because I'm lazy)
I'll be sharing with you some things that has happened to me so far over the time period That I haven't been
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You know I've been away for a while
I haven't been recording many videos and putting on Youtube so much, so I'm updating right now
Okay, so the first thing is that
I have a roblox account
I'll put in a link in the description down below so you can see my roblox profile
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The kid goes to comes whining like crazy is he telling a story video?
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I don't go get it quickly okay, so I got my rubik's Cube
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kiko special caller
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the episode that was with uh
At the end of the video it says I was going to make a a star wars movie with copyrighted
audio
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know that sounds actually kind of
Upsetting, but my crew isn't working with me
Seventh thing I
Have a new iPad, which I'm using this iPad that I'm using to record
Yes, I use ipads to record and a new computer
Of all I'm having trouble with my channel, so I would like you guys to help me on this
So if you help me
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Like some sort of an outro. I'm not having too much trouble
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But an outro something like that can help move that I'll support you in the next video also can I have some?
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An Alpaca farm in Canada! - Duration: 9:01.
We are enjoying driving today.
I am driving.
Hi everyone. It's Yukari.
Today we are in a city called Langley which is an hour away by car.
It's quite far from Vancouver…
S: Be careful.
Look up.
It takes an hour on the highway so…
We drove to the countryside.
And we are at an alpaca farm right now.
Here there are some…
Hello.
Are you saying "hello?"
You like cameras?
There are so many chickens.
He's coming this way.
You like the camera?
You don't like the flies.
Are you saying 'hi?'
Do you like people?
There are some different colours.
You are brown people.
Not people.
You are brown.
S: Brown alpacas.
Y: You got shaved, eh?
S: They think we have snacks
Summer time alpaca.
Y: You got shaved.
The brown one looks like poodle.
That hair cut.
S: There is a chicken inside.
The cows are over there.
Those white things in piles...
maybe have alpaca fur inside.
It's a huge farm!
There are a lot of alpacas.
But we can't get closer...
Hello?
Do you wanna come here?
Hi?
Can you be quiet?
They are going somewhere...
Where are you going?
S: It's such kind of a mix with sheep and horse, isn't it?
Y: And like a camel.
S: Yeah
Geting muddy
S: Maybe helps to get rid of flies
Y: Maybe itchy?
S: Yeah
Y: Look at them. They look like they are waiting for us.
So cute!
So cute!!
You are so beautiful!
Here's a doggy.
I expected to be able to go inside the field and touch them
but it's impossible...
They are so peaceful
animals. Alpacas are...
Nope!
There is an alpaca store as well.
Let's check it out.
Staff: I'm on a cleaning mission today.
I'm almost done. It's taken me about 5 hours. It's...
It's caused me to say "OK staff.
Now there's going to be a checklist and you're going to sign-off everything..."
It's a really strong but soft fabric.
$419...
The price is high too though.
The texture is so different
It's tightly woven.
Wow! So fluffy!
St: They are. They are really soft.
It's amazing fleece.
This texture is awesome.
This pair is $99.
They are great.
So cute
This teddy bear
Stu-san, touch it.
So fluffy.
S: Super soft.
Are you alone?
What can we do around here, Stu-san?
What did you get?
S: So there is a...
They're lots of different types of farms.
So it looks like there's a cider farm.
And a cheese farm
Dare like a... dairies.
Milk and that sort of thing
Turkey, otter...
There are some... pick your own vegetable farms as well.
So I showed you an alpaca farm in Langley today.
I've never seen alpacas in Japan
so I am so happy to see them today.
So if you have the chance,
I think it's fun to visit an alpaca farm like this.
If you enjoyed this video, please give me a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel.
See you in my next video!
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THE SKINNY REPEAL WAS A BIG FAT FAILURE.
WHAT IS A
REPUBLICAN TO DO?
THERE ARE A LOT OF RESPONSES ON THE HEELS OF
THIS FAILURE, WE WILL TALK FIRST ABOUT MITCH MCCONNELL.
AND A
THEME WE'VE NOTICED IS THAT THEY ARE REALLY FOCUSED ON WHETHER
DEMOCRATS WILL CELEBRATE.
I REGRET THAT OUR EFFORTS WERE SIMPLY NOT ENOUGH THIS
TIME.
NOW I IMAGINE MANY OF OUR COLLEAGUES ON THE OTHER SIDE OF
CELEBRATING, PROBABLY PRETTY HAPPY ABOUT ALL THIS.
BUT THE
AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE HURTING, AND THEY NEED RELIEF.
OUR FRIENDS ON
THE OTHER SIDE DECIDED EARLY ON THAT THEY DIDN'T WANT TO ENGAGE
WITH US AND, IN A SERIOUS WAY, HELP THOSE SUFFERING UNDER
OBAMACARE.
I LOVE THIS LINE OF ATTACK, WHICH YOU WILL SEE MORE OF IN A
SECOND -- I GUESS OUR FRIENDS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE AISLE ARE
CELEBRATING THAT THEY WON.
YEAH, THAT'S HOW IT WORKS.
I GUESS
THEY ARE TAKING SELFIES -- I WILL TAKE A SELFIE.
I DON'T KNOW
WHY, BUT I'LL TAKE IT.
MCCONNELL WENT ON TO ASK, WHAT PLANS DO
THE DEMOCRATS HAVE?
THE PLAN THEY HAD WAS CALLED OBAMACARE
AND THEY JUST SAVED IT.
WHAT A BIZARRE TALKING POINT.
ONLY IN
WASHINGTON AND ON TV WOULD SUCH AN INSANE TALKING POINT BE
GIVEN ANY CREDENCE.
HOW PREPARED DO YOU THINK HE WAS TO GIVE THAT SPEECH, GIVEN
THAT HE WAS STANDING NEXT TO MCCAIN GOING LIKE, ALL RIGHT,
LET'S SEE.
REPUBLICANS HAVE BEEN THROWING AN EIGHT YEAR TEMPER TANTRUM
OVER THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT.
THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY WANT.
THEY'VE HAD 70 YEARS TO COME UP WITH ANYTHING THAT IS BETTER.
BUT GUESS WHAT -- THIS IS A HUGE HANDOUT TO THE HEALTHCARE
INDUSTRY, THIS WAS A ROMNEY PLAN.
CAN WE NOT REMEMBER?
IT'S
A WIN/WIN IF YOU ARE AN OLIGARCH, ESSENTIALLY.
AND A
WIN/WIN FOR PEOPLE WHO NEED HEALTHCARE, BUT IT FURTHER
ENTRENCHES THE PRIVATIZED SYSTEM, ETC.
-- IT WAS
ORIGINALLY A REPUBLICAN PLAN.
THEY HAVE NOTHING, AND WE KNOW
THIS.
NOT IT'S LIKE, THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE -- KNOW THEY
AREN'T, THEY AREN'T SUFFERING.
THEY'VE GOT MORE CARE.
AND OBAMACARE IS NOW POLLING ABOVE 50%, IT'S PRETTY POPULAR.
IT'S HARD TO GET ANY BILL THAT'S IN EFFECT THAT HAS DOWNSIDES
ABOVE 50%.
I THOUGHT OBAMACARE HAD THE SAME DOWNSIDES OF
FRANCESCA JUST MENTIONED, THERE ARE NO PRICE CONTROLS, IT LETS
PRIVATE INSURANCE CHARGE WHATEVER THEY WANT, AND
PROGRESSIVES WERE RIGHT ABOUT THAT.
THE ESTABLISHMENT
DEMOCRATS ASSURED US THERE WERE PLENTY OF PRICE CONTROLS, THERE
WEREN'T. BUT IT'S ABOVE 50% BECAUSE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE JUST
SAW THE ALTERNATIVE, AND THE REPUBLICAN PROPOSAL WAS POLLING
AT 17%.
DON'T QUOTE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, MITCH MCCONNELL.
THE
POLLING IS CLEAR, THEY HATED YOUR PLAN.
LET'S HEAR FROM TED CRUZ, WHO OFFERED HIS OWN SOLUTION.
IN THE NEXT 24 HOURS, AND THE NEXT WEEK, DEMOCRATS WILL CLAIM
TOTAL VICTORY FOR A COLLAPSING AND FAILING LAW THAT IS
OBAMACARE.
AND THE MEDIA WILL WRITE STORY AFTER STORY ABOUT
HOW OBAMACARE WILL REMAIN, EVEN THOUGH IT'S FAILING AND HURTING
MILLIONS OF AMERICANS.
BUT AFTER ALL OF THE CHEST EATING AND THE
PROUD VICTORY LAPS OF THE LEFT, I BELIEVE THIS CONGRESS WILL
COME BACK, AND IN TIME WILL HONOR OUR PROMISES.
SENATORS
WILL GO HOME TO THEIR STATES IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS AND WILL FACE
THEIR CONSTITUENTS, THEY WILL HAVE HARD QUESTIONS OF PEOPLE
LOOKING AT THEM IN THE EYE AND SAYING WHY DID YOU LIKE TO ME?
AND EVEN THE SENATORS WHO VOTED YES WILL BE ASKED WHY DID YOU
LIKE TO ME?
BECAUSE VOTERS WILL SET YOU PROMISED TO DO THIS AND
YOU FAILED.
WHY WOULD THE VOTERS RISE UP IN THEIR FURY AND BE LIKE, WHY
DID YOU NOT PASS THE BILL WE ALL HATED?
83% ARE ON THE OTHER
SIDE, THEY HATED YOUR BILL.
WHY WOULD THEY BE LIKE, WHY DIDN'T
YOU PASS THAT BILL?
YOU DIDN'T TAKE MY HEALTHCARE AWAY, HOW
COULD YOU DO THAT?
TED CRUZ, JUST BECOME A PREACHER LIKE YOUR DAD.
YOUR
CONSTITUENCY HATES YOU.
THEY WERE PROTESTING YOU TOO, YOUR
CONSTITUENTS DON'T WANT YOU TO REPEAL IT EITHER.
GIVE IT UP.
AND CAN WE HAVE A MOMENT FOR THE CRUZ AMENDMENT?
ESSENTIALLY
HE SAID IS IT COOL IF WE HAVE INSURANCE WHERE IF THERE IS ONE
PLAN THAT'S GOOD, WE CAN SELL A BUNCH OF OTHER HORRIBLE PLANS?
THAT'S LIKE A CAR DEALER SAYING WE HAVE ONE GOOD CAR, THE STUFF
YOU CAN AFFORD, WE WILL SELL YOU TWO TIRES AND A CRANKSHAFT OR
SOMETHING -- AND DRIVESHAFT WAS THE NAME OF THE BAND I THINK AND
LOST, THAT'S NOT GOING TO HELP ME WHEN I NEED A CAR.
IN THE BEGINNING HE DID THE SAME THING AS MCCONNELL, I GUESS
THE DEMOCRATS WILL CELEBRATE THAT THEY WON -- YES, THEY WILL!
AND CHUCK SCHUMER IS LIKE WE AREN'T CELEBRATING TODAY -- WHY
DO YOU SAY THAT?
IF I WAS A DEMOCRATIC LEADER I WOULD BE
LIKE, YES WE ARE CELEBRATING.
WE DEFEATED A TERRIBLE BILL, I WILL
THROW A PARTY WITH A PI—ATA THAT LOOKS LIKE MCCONNELL.
I WISH SCHUMER WOULD WEAR A PARTY HAT AND BE LIKE, I'M
NOT CELEBRATING.
THAT WOULD BE AWESOME.
HE'S LIKE, WE ARE NOT CELEBRATING --
ELIZABETH WARREN IS IN THE BACKGROUND WITH A PARTY FAVOR.
I FEEL LIKE REPUBLICANS ARE LIGHT, SOMEONE IS HAVING A PARTY
WITHOUT US.
BECAUSE YOU GUYS FAILED.
I FEEL LIKE REPUBLICAN PARTIES ARE SECRETLY THE CRAZIEST,
WEIRDEST, KINKIEST --
LIKE, YOU ARE IN CLOAKS BUT ALSO NAKED -- KIND OF PARTY.
ONE MORE FROM FOX NEWS, THE SAME THEME BUT ALSO A FUNNY
POINT AT THE END BY KILMEADE AS USUAL.
THESE YOUNG PEOPLE ARE OUT THERE CELEBRATING,
CONGRATULATIONS.
YOU NOW WILL PAY A FINE OR YOU HAVE TO HAVE
INSURANCE.
CONGRATULATIONS, THE HEALTHY PEOPLE ARE PAYING FOR
THE SICK PEOPLE.
YES, THAT'S HOW INSURANCE WORKS.
BUT THEY LITERALLY DON'T
UNDERSTAND ANYTHING, ESPECIALLY INSURANCE.
THEY ARE LIKE, YOU
ARE CELEBRATING BECAUSE YOU WON, AND I GUESS YOU WANT HEALTHY
PEOPLE TO PAY IN WHEN THEY ARE NOT YET SICK.
THAT'S HOW IT
WORKS.
WE HAVE A MANDATE FOR CAR INSURANCE, IF YOU WANT TO DRIVE
A CAR YOU MUST GET CAR INSURANCE.
IT'S NOT JUST A FINE,
YOU CAN GET PULLED OVER AND ARRESTED.
THE REASON WE HAVE
THAT -- KILMEADE WOULD BE LIKE, I GUESS THE PEOPLE AREN'T IN
ACCIDENTS WILL BE PAYING FOR EVERYONE ELSE
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CUTTING A MEMORY FOAM MATTRESS FOR OUR VAN - Duration: 7:33.
hello everyone today we have to cut the mattress for our bed... there it is
Birdsnake was going to brace this so that stuff doesn't slide out
From under here when we put our big-ol storage bins in here. Hey everybody we are
cutting 8 inches off of a mattress so that it can fit in our camper van the
first thing we did was we unzipped the bottom of the mattress you see this this
mattress has one of these nice zip off tops side note those the pop tops are
not made like that so that you can wash your mattress that's a huge
misconception they're made like that so that they can be manufactured easily
without specific taping in the sewing when they do the fancy edges around the
mattresses it's called taping and it's the hardest job in a mattress Factory so
these beautiful zip off the tops make it possible for machines to do most of the
work the next thing is the fire sock this is the fire barrier we just cut
this thing and that exposes the foam we have memory foam here and then we have
just a high density foam here for support there's there's also a quilting
with gel sewn into it but that memory foam over the support foam that's the
standards basically in every memory foam mattress so what I want to do now is
measure and Mark it and then we're going to cut it I borrowed my mom's electric
knife so we're going to use the electric knife method we watched a lot of videos
people seem to like the electric knife so that's what we're doing this mattress
is that an M Lilly's calm and Lilly the really great whole
mattress manufacturer and they are sort of here which means that they use all
natural materials sometimes when I'm cooking I'll open up the oven and then
my mascara will melt onto the top of my eyelids here and maybe a little dot will
all the way across
a project to recover these chairs is something that is a must to do this
which you guys like to see them do it yourself projects like that like
recovering chairs and things I've said it before with my mom it's not it's not
really very difficult the hardest part is finding a fabric that you like that's
not that hard plenty of good fabric stores in our area
now this is like some serious power tools here guys
oh my goodness so the electric nice working great because the mattress is
not like real thing we're going to make two cuts just so I'm not compressing it
it's hot in there what did they say it's better than that blade so discard that
was the first cut now I'm going to the second cut some people recommend you
compress the foam before you cut but my experience with cutting memory foam with
scissors just playing around at work is that if you compress it then when it
reads it's not in the shape you wanted it to be
you
and I stopped it's really good straight we can make a Minecraft
Kazuko with it where that bitch at the phone there's technology I'll February
though a lot of cut in half and Helen I am the dog bed to mantilla now we're
going to cap it the fire sock over it again and zip it back up and just fold
the end down we were going to like custom sew it but I don't think we're
going to do that we're just going to pull the end down and it's going to go
great in a van this goes on here it's not a YKK zipper
at the HK zipper
it's not a YKK zippers hit the HK the Briscoe will hit you like a lizard when
this lizard what where does that mean guys what does
that mean I don't know what it means I'm sure you guys don't know what it means
fuck I came home so simple did you like a little bit of leather
oh that's the best one for a husband again and you look hot hot sighs it's
hot in here but it's also good on this mattress assault
I think it ends up right going to be really comfortable cabin now I've got my
modern-day gypsy wagon ready to go my custom bed made by the best man in the
world sighs guys and fill-in sense so cool jazzy freaking out because she
wants to go on a walk and I took her down the street in back
because we're not going on one we're going to go on tart so we're just going
to take the dogs out for a little drive find some more lemons the restroom then
drive back we don't normally take the dogs on drives very often I want them to
get used to it before we have a long road trip so we're going to ramp up to
the full road trip I'm ready I'm ready I'm ready ready ready ready ready ready
ready ready Amanda is spongebob it is do the car so we're here to the bend and we
got a mattress protector on the mattress now if the local and Jasmine get up
there she seems to really like it now we're
going to go to Walmart for a dog brush because again my daddy's dog brush I'm
just what I'm sweaty just for taking the dog for a walk
even at night right now it's in the high 90s crazed animal a dress
as I discovered the window so I'm not here I'm in the parking lot with the
dogs commandeth in walmart went to get a dog brush for jazzy cuz she's sharing
and we somehow lost your dog brush I know the last time I rearranged I saw it
but we can't find it anywhere so it was interesting to see the dogs watch a man
to walk away from the van there there was a thing i'ma try show noodles to fed
and the back window
that's about what I imagine jazz doing
is that the biggest wedgie is fun I could make and it's pretty big and
messy just back there just land down with like a real happy fan dog it's a
really cute they would say hello this vlog from Walmart
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Prairie Musicians: Concordia College Marimba Choir - Duration: 26:47.
[playing in bright rhythm]
♪
♪
♪
(woman) "Prairie Musicians" is made possible by
the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund,
and the citizens of Minnesota,
and by the members of Prairie Public.
[playing "Chopsticks" intro]
[music only; no vocals]
[playing in bright waltz rhythm]
[music only; no vocals]
[rhythm changes to a syncopated Latin beat]
[music only; no vocals]
[rhythm reverts to original beat]
[music only; no vocals]
[tempo gradually increases]
[music only; no vocals]
[playing solo]
[playing the original "Chopsticks" theme]
Hi, my name's David Eyler,
I came to Fargo Moorhead over 30 years ago.
I'm the percussion teacher at Concordia College,
a professor of music.
I found out there was a strong tradition
in the choral area at Concordia College,
and I thought, how can we get
more people to our percussion ensemble concert?
At the same time, I had several students
who really wanted to focus on Marimba
and do a smaller ensemble, so I formed what I call
the Marimba Choir, and my purpose was to bring
some of those people who weren't familiar with marimba
to our concerts by including that name in the title.
And sure enough, there were people that showed up
for a Marimba Choir concert, expecting something vocal,
and we gave them something otherwise,
which was the marimba.
Even though it's called the Marimba Choir, we do
occasionally use some instruments that are not marimbas.
One song we actually use xylophone in,
which was a very popular instrument for ragtime use
back in the 1920s and '30s.
We also, in addition to the marimba, use the vibraphone,
which is made out of metal bars.
It's aluminum and it's really more of a jazz instrument,
but I use that purposely in the arrangement
of "Over the Rainbow," because I thought it was perfect
for that second part of the song.
[playing "Over the Rainbow" in slow tempo]
[music only; no vocals]
[vibraphone solo]
[music only; no vocals]
[all play the melody]
[vibraphone plays lead]
[playing softly]
[music only; no vocals]
[playing lead]
[music only; no vocals]
[music only; no vocals]
[vibraphone solo]
Hi, my name is Kira Graber,
I'm from Luverne, Minnesota
and I'm a member of the Concordia Marimba Choir.
I'm a junior here this year at Concordia.
So I got started with music thanks to my mom.
She's a music teacher down in our town,
and so from very young age, she had me and my brothers
our singing in front of church and playing the piano.
I got started with percussion at the end of 4th grade.
I really wanted to do it 'cause it was something
that you had to compete for and it was kind of a special honor
if you got to be a percussionist.
I worked really hard to audition well,
and I didn't even try any of the other instruments
because I was just that on being a percussionist.
And then when I was in 7th grade,
I saw the Concordia Marimba Choir
and Percussion Ensemble perform and that's when I decided
I really want to be part of this group
and when I really started to work at my percussion skills.
So "Silhouette and Rhythm" is such a fun piece.
You can kind of tell that it was written back in like
1920s, '30s, that era, because you just want
to get up and dance when you're listening to it,
And it's also really cool because
we've done it unconducted and also conducted,
so it's just really fun to get in it and get grooving.
[playing in bright rhythm]
[playing in bright ragtime rhythm]
[music only; no vocals]
[music only; no vocals]
Hi, I'm Danny Kocher,
I'm from Shakopee, Minnesota originally
and I am a senior that is a member
of the Concordia College Marimba Choir.
In the 5th grade, we were choosing instruments,
I actually wanted to play trumpet, but I had braces,
so my band director told me, no, you're going to play percussion.
And at first I was still pretty convinced,
given a couple years and improved dentistry,
that I would up front playing trumpet.
But I absolutely fell in love with the instrument,
fell in love with all the different variety you get
with all the different kinds of instruments
you get the opportunity to play, and I'm now about to graduate
as a percussion performance major from Concordia College.
A lot of our pieces we do unconducted
or what we call chamber style.
As a musician, it really pushes you to communicate,
not with words and not through a conductor,
but through eyes and just feeling the music
and it really gets you to know, kind of, your colleagues
a lot better than you maybe would otherwise.
"Sosso-bala" is a work
for percussion chamber group by Emmanuel Sejourne.
It features 2 marimbas and a vibraphone
with multiple players on each instrument
and throughout the course of the piece extended techniques
such as bowing the vibraphone, bowing the marimba,
pitch bending the vibraphone, playing with fingers,
blowing into the resonators, they're all showcased.
So it's really a showcase of all the sonic possibilities
that percussion mallet instruments have to offer.
[playing solo; playing very softly]
[music only; no vocals]
[playing solo]
[playing a duet]
[music only; no vocals]
[playing in very bright syncopated rhythm]
[music only; no vocals]
[making a sustained, resonant tone]
[making a muted percussive tone]
[music only; no vocals]
[music only; no vocals]
[blowing into the tubes making the sound of woodwinds]
[music only; no vocals]
[the Marimba Choir plays very softly]
[increase in tempo and change to syncopated rhythm]
[music only; no vocals]
[bowing the marimba makes a resonant, sustained tone]
[all play in smooth, syncopated rhythm]
[music only; no vocals]
[music only; no vocals]
[music only; no vocals]
[playing solo; tempo slowly decreases]
(woman) "Prairie Musicians" is made possible by
the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund,
and the citizens of Minnesota,
and by the members of Prairie Public.
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