Youtube daily report Aug 8 2017

Hi there, it's Luca from MosaLingua. Today, I'm very happy, because I'm with Lydia

Machova. I hope I pronounced it well.

So Lydia is an interpreter. She's a polyglot.

She's the head organizer of the polyglot gathering this year and also she is a

language mentor. We are going to discover a little bit what language mentor means.

So my first question, of course, is to ask about some information on your

language background. "Well I started

learning my first foreign language, which

is English when I was 11 and then I

continued with German when I was 15 and then starting with 19 I took on a new

language more or less every two years, which was Spanish, Polish, French

Esperanto and Russian in this order. "Okay very very impressive. So you learned

several languages so far plus your

native languages, Slovak. And I'm very

curious to know what are your first personal steps when you start to learn a

language?" "I always start the same way: I buy a book for autodidact,

people who are learning by themselves and I use the back translation method which

means that I translate these texts into Slovak, into a special notebook and then

I go sentence by sentence and I translate it back into the target

language as many times as it takes for me to say it fluently. And in that way I

learn a lot of vocabulary in context and then I continue with some

more fun activities. "I'd like to know if your profession of interpreter has helped you

somehow in the learning process?" "Yes well this is definitely interrelated in the

way that if you want to be an interpreter you need to learn the

languages a lot on you need to speak them well, but also when you use it when you

are working as an interpreter it helps you to keep the languages active so it's

kind of a symbiotic process: one helps the other." "Okay so

I know that you're a language mentor. You launched recently your site Languagementor.com

"Actually it's LanguageMentoring.com." Sorry LanguageMentoring.com, so you are

helping a lot of students and so I think you can see like

the differences between successful learners and unsuccessful learners. In

your opinion, first of all, what is the key to have success in language

learning from what you you have observed working with those students?" "Yeah I think

there is one big thing that people need to do in order to learn a language

successfully and that is to decide to really do it by themselves. And I see

this is the greatest difference honestly because there's so many students of

languages out there you know who go to Language classes, etc.

but they don't really want to learn, they want to be taught and I think this is

really the biggest difference, because whilst the students understand that they

need to spend the most time with the language by themselves then it

starts working and even people who have been struggling with the language for a

long time suddenly start to see progress in their own learning and they

motivate them to learn more and more so I think the main thing; the main mistake

that people make is that they just learn a little bit and do some

homework, but otherwise they just go to the lessons and like :wait okay teach

me", you know, "you're the teacher, do the job" and this clearly doesn't work. "Okay and do you

think that there are other very important obstacles apart from the one

you mentioned, from the point of view of an unsuccessful learner?"

Of course, there are several. I'd like to mention four things as my part of my system, and 1st one

is that people need to have fun when learning a language. If you don't enjoy the process then it's just

not going to stick in your mind and you can spend hours with it and your brain

says, "I'm not interested" you know. And

then the second thing is that you need a

A lot of contact with the language so it's just not enough if you read a little

text here or a little text there. You really need to read a lot of books you know listen to a

lot of videos etc. Like it takes time and then thirdly, it's much better to

do it more frequently. Little chunks than if you spend eight hours with the

language every Sunday and finally it works best if you have a system so if

you say ok I wake up in the morning I will do this little thing

and then in the evening before I go to bed I do this too. "Okay another

very interesting thing about you is that you learned all the languages that you

speak without living abroad so in that particular country for a lot of

time so well I'm really fighting about that idea that you have to live there and so

on, so I'd like to have some some details about that: so what do you think

about that type of learning?" I think this has become possible only with the internet.

I think this was really not possible before, because who could you

speak to right? I mean how would you practice the language? Where would you

find all the books and listen to all these things? Today you can create your

own country if you're online, because you can listen to so many audio

books and videos etc and you can download books, text books, whatever you

want really. It's all out there so I can kind of create the environment, the foreign environment

here in Slovakia without living abroad. and it's actually the way that I do it.

I like to go abroad and I like to travel a lot, but I only go

after I speak the language on a B1 or plus level so I spent, for

example, ten months in Poland when I went I was already a C1 level. I really

learned here in Slovakia and then I just went abroad to use the language and

I think this works much better because if you go to a foreign

country and you don't speak anything you will pick up random words you know like

here and there, but it's not very effective but if you already speak on a

B1 level you can just increase like that very very easily, because you suddenly

understand things and you can put it all together and it's just so much more

intense. "So I watched the video of Lydia speaking German and Russian so

the first impression, no the first reaction of the person, it's to say how

talented is that girl. She's a genius, she's very special so I'd like to

have your opinion about are Polyglots just really talented or like special

human beings or just they have other secrets?" Yeah this is what most

people think right, "All these polyglots they're so super talented" It's not true

I think if you go and ask all the other 400 people at this

gathering and everyone will tell you that it's not about the talent and often

this is an excuse. If we're really honest, this is often an excuse of people who

don't want to learn languages they have been struggling for it for some time and

they thing like how clearly if I've been learning for twenty years and I

cannot learn one stupid language and you must be talented because you can learn

20 right, but I always tell people this is not about the talent, it's

About the approach so if maybe I had a different approach

in learning languages and maybe you have a different one for even if you think

about it a little just be open to the possibility of

learning in a different way it could work and the different ways it really

means that you really take the learning into your own hands and you learn

actively by yourself. "Thank you very much Lydia, it was very

interesting. I hope you enjoyed her tips so thank you very much for watching the

video. See you soon, thank you!

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- Who are you?

- Yes, and don´t try to escape because there are five of us and you are alone.

- We are many.

- What did you say?

- We are many, We are the Vermillion.

- Interesting, very interesting.

A lot of snakes joined to form an anthropomorphic creature.

It reminds me of Colony Sarff,

did you meet them?

And what is that?

a weapon to travel through space, this in bad hands can be very dangerous.

It´s time to separate!

- ARGH!

- Don´t worry it was a pulse that changes the polarity of the cellular junctions of the snakes,

so they can´t reagroup for one hour, more or less,.

Well I must go,

take your weapon and be carefull with it,

goodbye.

(TARDIS taking off)

- I don´t understand anything,

somebody else?

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I cook with "Hankel HGB 2664" - Stew in lemon-onion marinade - Duration: 4:06.

To eat hunting is horrible, so we take 500 grams of meat,

well, half a kilogram, we cut it with such slices.

All we load into a bowl.

Next, we take lemon, we cut it with rind and peel, too.

To whom as it is pleasant to hear.

We fall asleep in meat.

We take an onion.

Just shinkle it.

And do not be shy.

All here, all for meat.

We will have such a marinade.

Add salt, pepper.

Well, I have such a mixture of peppers.

All this is thoroughly mixed.

Cover with food film, cover some.

And we send it to the refrigerator for 2 hours.

We are waiting, sir.

Ran, ran for 2 hours.

Here it is my meat.

So, oil gram 50.

So, and load everything into a skillet.

All together with lemon and onion.

And fry the meat on each side for 10 minutes.

By the way, I approve of the choice I made once and

bought the hob "Hankel".

Here is her brand.

The advantage is that there is a cast-iron lattice here.

More precisely, there are two iron grilles, which ...

Well, here's one part, here's the second one.

As you can see for 4 years, cast iron does not burn.

The second plus is tempered glass.

On the glass, frozen fat, he does not cling, he literally

rubbed it there with a usual mochalo and rebounded.

Well, there is a means of this so that there are

no fingers.

That is bad that the black glass, and there are traces.

Plus - all these symbols are put on the reverse

side, they are painted, that is, they are stable,

they do not wear off, because they are simply visible

through glass.

Burners are not standard.

I chose a cooking surface so that what

is long cooked and cooked, here are the middle burners,

they were as far as possible.

They do not need constant monitoring.

And here is a large burner, there are two circles of burning,

as if to say so, and a small ring for

brewing coffee, they need to be constantly monitored,

the dishes that are prepared here are brought closer here.

And one more plus - all gas adjustment knobs are

to my right, and not from the front.

Electric piezo ignition here.

Then fill with water.

And in a small fire, simmer until

the water is completely evaporated.

That's it.

The dish is ready.

And the table is served beautifully.

Bon Appetit!

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Cathryn Tonne: Researching on the Health Effects of Air Pollution [Subt EN ES CA] - Duration: 2:31.

I am Cathryn Tonne

and

I am an Associate Research Professor at ISGlobal.

I am an environmental epidemiologist

and I work primarily

in the Air Pollution Programme.

Right now I am doing research

on the health effects of particulate air pollution

in cardiovascular disease.

And one of the things we are most interested in

is covering a very wide range in exposures,

including high exposures

that you typically can't see in settings

in most high income countries, or in most well regulated societies.

So I think by having a more global perspective

and being able to do environmental epidemiology

in more places,

we're able to get a much better picture

of what environmental exposures are

in parts of the world that haven't been well characterized before,

and trying to understand what the health effects

of those environmental exposures are.

Air pollution is a major public health problem globally

and I think there's a sort of interesting irony

that the places where we know the most

about the health effects of air pollution

typically have relatively low exposure levels

when you consider air pollution on a global scale.

Most of the air pollution health effects research

has happened in relatively well regulated societies

where the exposure levels are still problematic

from a public health perspective,

but they are not that high relative due to

some of the alert other settings globally.

There are still large gaps,

many places where we still don't know very much,

and there are lots of reasons why

what we do know particularly from high income settings

may not apply in these settings.

So what, I am very interested in,

what I would like to achieve in my career

is really trying to fill in some of those gaps

so doing environmental epidemiology in these places

where we still have relatively very little information

on the exposure levels and their health effects.

Research is needed,

it's a sort of necessary ingredient,

but I do think that on its own

it isn't necessarily going to be the most effective

because there does need to be

this sort of additional step of knowledge translation,

getting the research to the right audience, to really have the most impact.

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Interview with Lydia Machova, Polyglot, Interpreter and Language Mentor // Polyglot Gathering 2017 - Duration: 7:36.

Hi there, it's Luca from MosaLingua. Today, I'm very happy, because I'm with Lydia

Machova. I hope I pronounced it well.

So Lydia is an interpreter. She's a polyglot.

She's the head organizer of the polyglot gathering this year and also she is a

language mentor. We are going to discover a little bit what language mentor means.

So my first question, of course, is to ask about some information on your

language background. "Well I started

learning my first foreign language, which

is English when I was 11 and then I

continued with German when I was 15 and then starting with 19 I took on a new

language more or less every two years, which was Spanish, Polish, French

Esperanto and Russian in this order. "Okay very very impressive. So you learned

several languages so far plus your

native languages, Slovak. And I'm very

curious to know what are your first personal steps when you start to learn a

language?" "I always start the same way: I buy a book for autodidact,

people who are learning by themselves and I use the back translation method which

means that I translate these texts into Slovak, into a special notebook and then

I go sentence by sentence and I translate it back into the target

language as many times as it takes for me to say it fluently. And in that way I

learn a lot of vocabulary in context and then I continue with some

more fun activities. "I'd like to know if your profession of interpreter has helped you

somehow in the learning process?" "Yes well this is definitely interrelated in the

way that if you want to be an interpreter you need to learn the

languages a lot on you need to speak them well, but also when you use it when you

are working as an interpreter it helps you to keep the languages active so it's

kind of a symbiotic process: one helps the other." "Okay so

I know that you're a language mentor. You launched recently your site Languagementor.com

"Actually it's LanguageMentoring.com." Sorry LanguageMentoring.com, so you are

helping a lot of students and so I think you can see like

the differences between successful learners and unsuccessful learners. In

your opinion, first of all, what is the key to have success in language

learning from what you you have observed working with those students?" "Yeah I think

there is one big thing that people need to do in order to learn a language

successfully and that is to decide to really do it by themselves. And I see

this is the greatest difference honestly because there's so many students of

languages out there you know who go to Language classes, etc.

but they don't really want to learn, they want to be taught and I think this is

really the biggest difference, because whilst the students understand that they

need to spend the most time with the language by themselves then it

starts working and even people who have been struggling with the language for a

long time suddenly start to see progress in their own learning and they

motivate them to learn more and more so I think the main thing; the main mistake

that people make is that they just learn a little bit and do some

homework, but otherwise they just go to the lessons and like :wait okay teach

me", you know, "you're the teacher, do the job" and this clearly doesn't work. "Okay and do you

think that there are other very important obstacles apart from the one

you mentioned, from the point of view of an unsuccessful learner?"

Of course, there are several. I'd like to mention four things as my part of my system, and 1st one

is that people need to have fun when learning a language. If you don't enjoy the process then it's just

not going to stick in your mind and you can spend hours with it and your brain

says, "I'm not interested" you know. And

then the second thing is that you need a

A lot of contact with the language so it's just not enough if you read a little

text here or a little text there. You really need to read a lot of books you know listen to a

lot of videos etc. Like it takes time and then thirdly, it's much better to

do it more frequently. Little chunks than if you spend eight hours with the

language every Sunday and finally it works best if you have a system so if

you say ok I wake up in the morning I will do this little thing

and then in the evening before I go to bed I do this too. "Okay another

very interesting thing about you is that you learned all the languages that you

speak without living abroad so in that particular country for a lot of

time so well I'm really fighting about that idea that you have to live there and so

on, so I'd like to have some some details about that: so what do you think

about that type of learning?" I think this has become possible only with the internet.

I think this was really not possible before, because who could you

speak to right? I mean how would you practice the language? Where would you

find all the books and listen to all these things? Today you can create your

own country if you're online, because you can listen to so many audio

books and videos etc and you can download books, text books, whatever you

want really. It's all out there so I can kind of create the environment, the foreign environment

here in Slovakia without living abroad. and it's actually the way that I do it.

I like to go abroad and I like to travel a lot, but I only go

after I speak the language on a B1 or plus level so I spent, for

example, ten months in Poland when I went I was already a C1 level. I really

learned here in Slovakia and then I just went abroad to use the language and

I think this works much better because if you go to a foreign

country and you don't speak anything you will pick up random words you know like

here and there, but it's not very effective but if you already speak on a

B1 level you can just increase like that very very easily, because you suddenly

understand things and you can put it all together and it's just so much more

intense. "So I watched the video of Lydia speaking German and Russian so

the first impression, no the first reaction of the person, it's to say how

talented is that girl. She's a genius, she's very special so I'd like to

have your opinion about are Polyglots just really talented or like special

human beings or just they have other secrets?" Yeah this is what most

people think right, "All these polyglots they're so super talented" It's not true

I think if you go and ask all the other 400 people at this

gathering and everyone will tell you that it's not about the talent and often

this is an excuse. If we're really honest, this is often an excuse of people who

don't want to learn languages they have been struggling for it for some time and

they thing like how clearly if I've been learning for twenty years and I

cannot learn one stupid language and you must be talented because you can learn

20 right, but I always tell people this is not about the talent, it's

About the approach so if maybe I had a different approach

in learning languages and maybe you have a different one for even if you think

about it a little just be open to the possibility of

learning in a different way it could work and the different ways it really

means that you really take the learning into your own hands and you learn

actively by yourself. "Thank you very much Lydia, it was very

interesting. I hope you enjoyed her tips so thank you very much for watching the

video. See you soon, thank you!

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Home Remedies for Oily Hair 1. Apple cider vinegar Mix two to three tablespoons of apple cider vinegar in a cup of water. After washing your hair with a mild shampoo, use this solution as a rinse. Wait a few minutes, then wash with cold water. Repeat two or three times a week. 2. Lemon juice Mix the juice of two lemons into two cups of distilled water. You can also add three teaspoons of honey (optional). Apply this mixture to the scalp and hair, massaging it for a few minutes. Leave it on for five minutes, and then wash it off with warm water. Repeat three times a week for best results 3. Baking soda Mix one part of baking soda in three parts of water to make a paste. Apply on damp hair. Leave it on for a few minutes, and then wash your hair with warm water. Use this treatment once or twice a week. Also, when you do not have time to shampoo your hair, you can use baking soda as a potent dry shampoo. Put some baking soda in your hands and rub it all through your hair. Then brush your hair very well with a good quality brush. The baking soda will absorb all the fat. 4. Tomatoes Mix the juice of a ripe tomato with a teaspoon of the fuller earth. Apply this mixture over the hair and scalp. Cover your head and hair with a shower cap and leave on for 30 minutes. Wash with cold water. Do this once or twice a week. 5. Bananas and Honey Run a banana through a blender to obtain a thick consistency. Add one tablespoon of raw honey for every four tablespoons of banana paste. Apply this paste on your hair from the roots to the tips. Leave on for about 20 minutes. Rinse well with warm water to remove the paste. Follow this home remedy twice a week.

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To eat hunting is horrible, so we take 500 grams of meat,

well, half a kilogram, we cut it with such slices.

All we load into a bowl.

Next, we take lemon, we cut it with rind and peel, too.

To whom as it is pleasant to hear.

We fall asleep in meat.

We take an onion.

Just shinkle it.

And do not be shy.

All here, all for meat.

We will have such a marinade.

Add salt, pepper.

Well, I have such a mixture of peppers.

All this is thoroughly mixed.

Cover with food film, cover some.

And we send it to the refrigerator for 2 hours.

We are waiting, sir.

Ran, ran for 2 hours.

Here it is my meat.

So, oil gram 50.

So, and load everything into a skillet.

All together with lemon and onion.

And fry the meat on each side for 10 minutes.

By the way, I approve of the choice I made once and

bought the hob "Hankel".

Here is her brand.

The advantage is that there is a cast-iron lattice here.

More precisely, there are two iron grilles, which ...

Well, here's one part, here's the second one.

As you can see for 4 years, cast iron does not burn.

The second plus is tempered glass.

On the glass, frozen fat, he does not cling, he literally

rubbed it there with a usual mochalo and rebounded.

Well, there is a means of this so that there are

no fingers.

That is bad that the black glass, and there are traces.

Plus - all these symbols are put on the reverse

side, they are painted, that is, they are stable,

they do not wear off, because they are simply visible

through glass.

Burners are not standard.

I chose a cooking surface so that what

is long cooked and cooked, here are the middle burners,

they were as far as possible.

They do not need constant monitoring.

And here is a large burner, there are two circles of burning,

as if to say so, and a small ring for

brewing coffee, they need to be constantly monitored,

the dishes that are prepared here are brought closer here.

And one more plus - all gas adjustment knobs are

to my right, and not from the front.

Electric piezo ignition here.

Then fill with water.

And in a small fire, simmer until

the water is completely evaporated.

That's it.

The dish is ready.

And the table is served beautifully.

Bon Appetit!

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Micro Redstone! - Duration: 3:45.

Hi everyone! Today I thought up a new series idea...

Hopefully you'll like it!

First up for a micro redstone creation, is this 3X2 redstone clock.

Just flick the lever and the clock will activate!

Let me show you how to make it :D

You can use either a dropper or a dispenser. Just note that the redstone on top of it will also activate it!

Done!

You could use it in an evil carnival game or something... >:3

For the 2nd creation, I made a simple redstone flying machine you can ride!

You have to add a small modifier to ride it, though.

I'll make the rideable one and activate it!

The machine is done! Now all you have to do is activate it.

Just place any block behind one of the pistons at the back.

Wheeeee! ヾ(＠＾▽＾＠)ﾉ

I'll just let that ride off into the horizon...

For my final creation in this video, I'll be showing you how to make a piston that will always be extended.

All you need is a redstone block and another random block with no properties.

Done!

If you break the block on top of the piston, however, the piston will stop being extended.

Let's see if I can catch the flying machine...

Thanks for watching this video!

I hope these creations helped you with your builds!

...Uh... Why is the camera still rolling...?

You can go click one of these videos next to me, you know...

...Bye?

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How To Remove SunTan - 100% Effective Body Polishing at Home | PrettyPriyaTV - Duration: 2:51.

Hello Friend! Welcome to PrettyPriyaTV

Friends when ever we girls step out of your house our big tension is how to protect our self from Sun-Tan

because Sun is always there 365 days

Sun tan means our skin gets dark and this happen when Ultraviolet epicdermic layer. The epidermis is the outside layer of cells that serve as a protective

is responsible for sun tanning

In this remedy I will show you how you can prevent this

This has three steps

1. steaming

2. Cleansing

3.Mask

First we will start with steaming and for that we have to take warm water and clean towel

dip towel in the warm water

and now Squeeze it

and now tap this towel in the tanned area of your body

remember pls. don't rub it as it may result in rashes

this will help our pores to open and help in cleansing

For Step 2 Cleansing for that we will take

2 tbsp yogurt

1 medium potato juice

mix these ingredient together and make a paste

and set aside for 10-15 min

apply this paste after steaming and massage this paste gently in the effected area for 1-2 min

yogurt contains zinc and has anti-inflammatory agent. and helps in healing sun damages

Potato are rich in fibres, vital vitamin and minerals

and cures sun burn naturally

massage it and clean with fresh water

after cleaning you will see tanning is fading

and last step is mask or pack

2 tbsp sandalwood powder

2 tbsp rose water

mix these two ingredient and make a paste

after cleansing apply this mask

sandalwood is also an anti-inflammatory agent as well as natural astringent which tone our skin into lighter tone

Rose water helps hydrate, revitalise and moisturise the skin giving it with that refreshed look.

wait for 15-20 min after applying and allow it to dry

wash it with normal plain water

pat dry with towel

and now you can see tanning is removed

So friend this was my sun-tan remedy

try this twice a week for the best results

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H U M A N // Death Parade AMV [NärCon Finalist] - Duration: 2:28.

Do-bi-doh I wanna-

Do-bi-doh I wanna-

Do-bi-doh I wanna-

Now I'm the King of the swinger's, oh

The jungle V.I.P

I've reached the top and had to stop

And that's what's been botherin' me

I wanna be a man, mancub

And stroll right into town

And be just like the other men I'm tired of monkeyin' around

I wanna walk like you

Talk like you, too

You'll see it's true

An ape like me

Can learn to be

Human too

I wanna be like you

I wanna walk like you

Talk like you, too

You see it's true

An ape like me

Can learn to be human, too

I wanna be like you

I wanna walk like you

Talk like you, too

You see it's true An ape like me

Can learn to be human, too

Now don't try to kid me mancub

I made a deal with you

What I desire:

Is man's red fire

To make my dreams come true

I wanna be like you

I wanna walk like you

Talk like you, too

You see, it's true

An ape like me

Can learn to be human too

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Shes Still There - Chrystal Evans Hurst - Book Review - Duration: 4:35.

Have you ever felt lost in life and frustrated with not being where you want to be or expected

to be by now?

If so, I have just the book for you.

Stay tuned!

[MUSIC]

Hello Beloved!

I'm Christina Patterson, founder and President of Beloved Women where we encourage and empower

women in the love of Jesus Christ and the truth of God's Word.

If you're new here welcome!

I post new videos every week so please be sure to subscribe so you never miss a video.

And for those of you returning, welcome back Beloved.

This summer I had the pleasure of being on the book launch team for Chrystal Evans Hurst's

newest book "She Still There" that releases today!

This means I received an advanced copy to read so I can share all the details with you.

For even more details on this book and to get your copy be sure to click the link in

the description box below.

First of all I need to say, I'm so excited about this book because I absolutely love

the author.

I've been listening to Chrystal's Podcast, Chrystal's Chronicles, for the past 3 years

because she has a sincere heart to encourage and empower women to be who God is calling

us to be by providing practical advice on all manner of women's issues.

She opens up her own life and is very transparent about both the successes and failures to help

her audience.

Her book "She's Still There" is no different.

This book is about becoming the woman you were meant to be while at the same time accepting

the woman you are today.

Chrystal uses personal examples from her own life to share how she's drifted off course,

how God has guided her all along, and how He can and will do the same for us.

It's a thick book but the chapters are very short so you feel really accomplished as you

quickly get through each chapter.

Also, Chrystal's style of writing makes you feel like you are sitting on the couch talking

with her over a cup of coffee so it's a relatively easy read.

I think this book is so important for all women as it touches on topics such as emotional

wellness, reaching your goals, overcoming heartache, guilt, shame, and overall learning

how to appreciate your life right now while you work towards growth.

Chrystal talks about parenting, marriage, being a single mom, and growing into the woman

that she is today.

No matter where you are in life I truly believe there is something in this book that can help

you grow more into the women God made you to be.

• If you've ever felt lost when it comes to you life's purpose Chrystal offers an assessment

to get you on tract and help you discover what you were made to do.

• If you've become numb and stopped moving forward in your life Chrystal offers practical

steps to let go of your past and move forward.

• If you're downing in the day-to-day monotony of life and have given up on your God-given

dreams Chrystal will teach you how to coach yourself out of that dangerous cycle.

This isn't just some book to get you excited until the book is over.

No Chrystal offers practical strategies that you can implement today, that will a have

lasing impact on your life.

No matter the mistakes you've made, you far you've gone, how hurt you may be, through

this book Chrystal does an excellent job of reminding readers that the girl you want to

be or the girl you didn't know you could be, well . . . she's still there.

To get your copy of "She's Still There" by Chrystal Evans Hurst simply click the link

in the description of this video.

Then I want you to comment and let me know, the girl that's in you, that has not been

overwhelmed by life, what's her dream?

Who is the woman you've always deep down wanted to be and what have you always secretly wanted

to do.

I can't wait to chat more with you in the comments.

If you're as excited about the book "She's Still There" as I am please like this video

and share it with a sister-friend because you just never know who might need some Beloved

encouragement today.

And for even more encouragement from Beloved including Daily Devotionals, practical advice

for everyday Christian living, Bible studies and more, be sure to download the Beloved

Women Mobile app available in the Apple App and Google Play stores or visit us at belovedwomen.org.

As always thank you so much for watching and until next time be beautiful, be blessed and

Beloved!

You are officially invited to the 2017 Beloved Women's Conference this October 14 in Raleigh,

NC.

This one day event is filled with inspirational speakers, fun entertainment, breakout sessions

and more to help you refresh your soul, enjoy your life, and empower your purpose.

So get your girlfriends and treat yourself by registering for this year's conference

at belovedconference.org!

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LAST YO-KAI Watch Toy? Link In Real Life! Zelda IRL + Roughraff, Baddinyan, Jibanyan ✳ TottyChoCho - Duration: 7:20.

The Last Yo-Kai Watch Toy?

TottyChoCho

Sammy!! Sammy wake up!!!

I need to tell you what I just found!

You'll never believe what I just found!

Woah Whisper, slow down!

What are you trying to say?

Sammy I think I found the very last Yo-Kai toy!

Come with me quickly!

I know there's no more Yo-Kai toys!

We checked at Toys R Us, we checked at Walmart, we checked at Target!

Sammy I found the very last YoKai toy you must come with me quickly, it's over here!

WHAT?!

You found the last Yo-Kai toy!?

Sammy, you don't understand, this is the last Yo-Kai toy and you must come with me QUICKLY!

Follow me on an adventure, we're going to find the last Yo-Kai toy!

But I don't have a sword!

Don't be silly, you won't need your sword.

We're just going through the woods to find the last YoKai toy!

There's no one around for miles.

Follow me!

WOAH!

Blazion: COME ON!

Blazion: Ouch!

Sweet!

A sword!

Quit playing aorund Sammy!

There's no time to waste, we need to get to the last Yo-Kai toy!

Yea, I know, we're going to get the last Yo-Kai toy.

Roughraff: Hey, who's coming around my part of the forest?

Ah!

Roughraff: What are you doing here Sammy?

What!

My sword broke already!?

Roughraff: Hey, why don't you beat it?

I need a new sword!

Yea!

Roughraff: Now stay still for a minute, and let me WHOMP ya!

Roughraff: Stop jumping around so much!

YEA!

Are you through playing around?

Now let's go!

Alright Whisper, let's go!

It's over here!

And there you go Sammy!

Alright Whisper, let's open it!

And here it is, Yo-Kai watch 3 Figure Set.

Exclusively from Target.

It has Jibanyan, Roughraff and Baddinyan.

And each figure has it's own unique medallium.

On the back of the box it shows you the characters and their medal.

Man, I can't believe this could be the last Yo-Kai Watch toy.

Yes, it's weird, dude.

Let's open it guys.

We got 3 medals and 3 figures.

This is Baddinyan.

This is his front, and here's the back.

Here's the medal that comes with him.

Here's Jibanyan.

Here's the front.

And here's the back.

This is the medal that comes with him.

Here's the figure that we really wanted, it's Roughraff!

Here's the front.

Here's the back.

Check out his long Quaff.

Let's compare Baddinyan's Quaff and Roughraff's Quaff…

Roughraff's Quaff is bigger than Baddinyan's!

Let's check out the medal.

I hope you liked our video.

Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE and SUBSCRIBE!

We're going to see you guys Next TUESDAY!

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【MUKBANG】 My 5 Favorite Chinese Foods! Mabo Nasu..etc + Soup & 7 Rice Cups! 6.5Kg 8893kcal[Click CC] - Duration: 5:57.

Hello! its Kinoshita Yuka! ('Half Assed' garbage subs by ~Aphexx)

today ~!

20 dumplings

Mapo flavored eggplant

sweet and sour pork

Pitan tofu (w/ century egg)

Nine sesame dumplings

miso soup weighs 1kg

Today the rice was prepared 7 cups

so today

My favorite three chinese dishes

that I wanted to eat together with rice and that's why I made it

w/bowl it weighs 1760g

Dumplings 1620 g

Sweet and sour pork is 1421 g

Pitan tofu is 572 grams

Sesame dumplings 669 g

I'll do the math taking out the weight of the bowls for you guys later

First we go dumplings!

~ N! !

you can really taste the garlic in this

Skin is glutinous and crisp

should have had this first

Pitan is tofu

I really like this Pitan tofu

Yup!

the best part of this pitan tofu is the sauce

it is delicious

a sweet soy sauce

Really delicious

It is Pitan

~ N!

I like unique crunchy

Mabo eggplant

~ N I!

Seasoning goes perfect with this ground meat

so full of different tastes especially this deep miso flavor

I like how there is plenty of oil used

hungry for more rice

~ The in sweet and sour pork!

big

pork is already so fatty and then

That it also deep fried making it so very

delicious ~! !

the sweet and sour pork is so nice and sweet and sour

Mapo tofu is very tasty and so is Mapo eggplant

The unique texture of the eggplant

made delicious with minced meat

Japanese pepper makes it a little spicy

Yeah ♪

Dumplings is large

I ~!

It is sweet and sour pork is big

making it so heavy that I dropped it

Here we put on the mapo eggplant on rice

perfect with chinese food

It is the completion of the mapo rice bowl

spicy oil and the rice go so good together

just has remained about one servings

Sweet and sour pork is a complete

Mapo eggplant and rice are also completed

Dumplings is the last bite!

Finally, I'll finish with sesame dumpling

but they're better when warmed up

Jan! !

I love my sesame dumplings ♪

UU Mmm! !

Sesame bean paste is also delicious

surprisingly sesame goes great with sweet things

plenty!

Gnawing it makes sweet and delicious filling come out

It goes well with rice cake

It is the last of sesame dumplings!

~ N!

Chinese food It was very delicious

3 dishes in one meal was wonderful

Pitan is tofu was delicious I ~ ♪

among the 3 dishes

I think I choose the sweet and sour pork

But all were very good

I like also dumplings

It was also like mapo eggplant

Chinese food is so great with rice

Last sesame dumplings I ate were also delicious!

everything was so delicious

please give it a try

Today also Thank you for watching!

if you liked this video hit the like

and Subscribe buttons please

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Interview with Lydia Machova, Polyglot, Interpreter and Language Mentor // Polyglot Gathering 2017 - Duration: 7:36.

Hi there, it's Luca from MosaLingua. Today, I'm very happy, because I'm with Lydia

Machova. I hope I pronounced it well.

So Lydia is an interpreter. She's a polyglot.

She's the head organizer of the polyglot gathering this year and also she is a

language mentor. We are going to discover a little bit what language mentor means.

So my first question, of course, is to ask about some information on your

language background. "Well I started

learning my first foreign language, which

is English when I was 11 and then I

continued with German when I was 15 and then starting with 19 I took on a new

language more or less every two years, which was Spanish, Polish, French

Esperanto and Russian in this order. "Okay very very impressive. So you learned

several languages so far plus your

native languages, Slovak. And I'm very

curious to know what are your first personal steps when you start to learn a

language?" "I always start the same way: I buy a book for autodidact,

people who are learning by themselves and I use the back translation method which

means that I translate these texts into Slovak, into a special notebook and then

I go sentence by sentence and I translate it back into the target

language as many times as it takes for me to say it fluently. And in that way I

learn a lot of vocabulary in context and then I continue with some

more fun activities. "I'd like to know if your profession of interpreter has helped you

somehow in the learning process?" "Yes well this is definitely interrelated in the

way that if you want to be an interpreter you need to learn the

languages a lot on you need to speak them well, but also when you use it when you

are working as an interpreter it helps you to keep the languages active so it's

kind of a symbiotic process: one helps the other." "Okay so

I know that you're a language mentor. You launched recently your site Languagementor.com

"Actually it's LanguageMentoring.com." Sorry LanguageMentoring.com, so you are

helping a lot of students and so I think you can see like

the differences between successful learners and unsuccessful learners. In

your opinion, first of all, what is the key to have success in language

learning from what you you have observed working with those students?" "Yeah I think

there is one big thing that people need to do in order to learn a language

successfully and that is to decide to really do it by themselves. And I see

this is the greatest difference honestly because there's so many students of

languages out there you know who go to Language classes, etc.

but they don't really want to learn, they want to be taught and I think this is

really the biggest difference, because whilst the students understand that they

need to spend the most time with the language by themselves then it

starts working and even people who have been struggling with the language for a

long time suddenly start to see progress in their own learning and they

motivate them to learn more and more so I think the main thing; the main mistake

that people make is that they just learn a little bit and do some

homework, but otherwise they just go to the lessons and like :wait okay teach

me", you know, "you're the teacher, do the job" and this clearly doesn't work. "Okay and do you

think that there are other very important obstacles apart from the one

you mentioned, from the point of view of an unsuccessful learner?"

Of course, there are several. I'd like to mention four things as my part of my system, and 1st one

is that people need to have fun when learning a language. If you don't enjoy the process then it's just

not going to stick in your mind and you can spend hours with it and your brain

says, "I'm not interested" you know. And

then the second thing is that you need a

A lot of contact with the language so it's just not enough if you read a little

text here or a little text there. You really need to read a lot of books you know listen to a

lot of videos etc. Like it takes time and then thirdly, it's much better to

do it more frequently. Little chunks than if you spend eight hours with the

language every Sunday and finally it works best if you have a system so if

you say ok I wake up in the morning I will do this little thing

and then in the evening before I go to bed I do this too. "Okay another

very interesting thing about you is that you learned all the languages that you

speak without living abroad so in that particular country for a lot of

time so well I'm really fighting about that idea that you have to live there and so

on, so I'd like to have some some details about that: so what do you think

about that type of learning?" I think this has become possible only with the internet.

I think this was really not possible before, because who could you

speak to right? I mean how would you practice the language? Where would you

find all the books and listen to all these things? Today you can create your

own country if you're online, because you can listen to so many audio

books and videos etc and you can download books, text books, whatever you

want really. It's all out there so I can kind of create the environment, the foreign environment

here in Slovakia without living abroad. and it's actually the way that I do it.

I like to go abroad and I like to travel a lot, but I only go

after I speak the language on a B1 or plus level so I spent, for

example, ten months in Poland when I went I was already a C1 level. I really

learned here in Slovakia and then I just went abroad to use the language and

I think this works much better because if you go to a foreign

country and you don't speak anything you will pick up random words you know like

here and there, but it's not very effective but if you already speak on a

B1 level you can just increase like that very very easily, because you suddenly

understand things and you can put it all together and it's just so much more

intense. "So I watched the video of Lydia speaking German and Russian so

the first impression, no the first reaction of the person, it's to say how

talented is that girl. She's a genius, she's very special so I'd like to

have your opinion about are Polyglots just really talented or like special

human beings or just they have other secrets?" Yeah this is what most

people think right, "All these polyglots they're so super talented" It's not true

I think if you go and ask all the other 400 people at this

gathering and everyone will tell you that it's not about the talent and often

this is an excuse. If we're really honest, this is often an excuse of people who

don't want to learn languages they have been struggling for it for some time and

they thing like how clearly if I've been learning for twenty years and I

cannot learn one stupid language and you must be talented because you can learn

20 right, but I always tell people this is not about the talent, it's

About the approach so if maybe I had a different approach

in learning languages and maybe you have a different one for even if you think

about it a little just be open to the possibility of

learning in a different way it could work and the different ways it really

means that you really take the learning into your own hands and you learn

actively by yourself. "Thank you very much Lydia, it was very

interesting. I hope you enjoyed her tips so thank you very much for watching the

video. See you soon, thank you!