Youtube daily report Sep 1 2017

I'm gonna give it a bite!

is really good, but my chilies are spicy!

milk! milk! I need milk!

Today I bring you a recipe that is nice after the gym, even if you don't go to the gim you want it!

super turkey burritos! with just 270 cal each burrito, and is gonna be amazing!

to make it we are gonna need salt and pepper, cilantro seeds, paprika powder, smoked paprika, mexican cumin

arab cumin is the one that usually you find in the stores

the arabic one is little bit darker

and is the one that you usually find in the wallmarts

you can find this one in latin grocery stores

or a natural herbs and spices shop

we also need lime juice, garlic, onions,

spice it up with cilies!

this one I've just cutted it

smells amazing, but I don't know how spicy it is... I'll find it out

if you don't like spicenes, don't add it

and if you lofe it, and you are a mexican godlike, add double or triple, or habanero!

this one is serrano, and I love it!

we also need mushrooms, turkey wich we are gonna chop it like minced meat

and for the garnish, oat and spelt tortilla

they have les carbs and triple protein.

red beans or pinto beans, the ones that you prefer. We take them away from the pot and rinse them.

and we are gonna mash them to make a paste

as well we need lettuce, tomatoes, light cheese

I use light gouda cheese, but can be jack monterrey, cheddar... intense but low fat

first things first, wet towel for stable chopping board.

and let's cut the turkey

we just need to make small stripes,

and then we are gonna chop it

once we have the stripes, take few and stripe them again

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Tao | What does Yin Yang mean? | Licensed Ruben Arana | Tai Argentina Center - Duration: 6:12.

Hello!

"CENTRO TAI ARGENTINA" Les welcomes this new video ...

Today the lawyer Ruben Arana,

we talk about meanings and concepts of "yin" and "yang"

and give us tips on how to use it on a daily basis.

Then I invite you to join us for the next presentation ...

Marcos .., thank you very much for being there

Welcome! I'm the lawyer Rubén Arana, director of "Tais Center Argentina".

And let's talk about an issue today, very interesting, very important, which is the "yin and yang".

The basis of Chinese philosophy, the basis of Chinese culture .., the basis of oriental energy medicine ..,

the base of oriental art.

Thus, everyone understands the reality of the East ...

In a constant duality that is the "Yin and Yang"

Where the "YIN" is the dark side of the mountain translates as,

the "YANG" is the clear part of the mountain.

The "YIN" is night, "YANG" is the day.

The "Yin" is the passivity and "YANG" is activity.

The "Yin" is the woman, "Yang" is the man.

Which it is in continuous opposition ...

Day Night opposite ..,

Light opposite Darkness ..,

In constant opposition, but also in constant movement ...

The night goes on, the day culminates night ..,

the light goes out and starts the darkness, the light comes on and starts light ...

Hence there is a constant movement of "Yin" "Yang"

and our life is imbued with this ...

We are from that level of awareness and understanding.

Here are two points that I will share with you the first:

- What happens you that there are things they like and there are things you do not like?

Well ... We could say that things are like "YANG" ..,

and the things they do not like are "YIN" .., for the generality ...

What they like to do with a part of you that like,

and some who do not like probably have to do with the shadow ..,

you have within, unseen is behind ...

I can not understand myself and that I reject the outside.

So I can understand that too is out and I do not like having to do with myself.

Is part of my then integrate this shadow is important .., First point ..!

Then accept and integrate, accept this from "Yin Yang" because we see the reality of this polar form ...

"I like / I do not like" "More or less good / bad or so" ...

And it all has to do with us, not with others has to do with us ...

- Second point: "Do not get stuck".

When we are in a moment "Yin" ..,

we do not feel good, we are low, we have to circulate for change to occur.

Important circulate in different ways, we can do from within ...

Since in such as taking something warm, something tonifique us ..,

coffee, tea, ginger tea something that raises energy and regenerate energy "Yang".

To move !, we can do an exercise, we can breaths, to activate the energy and change.

We can simply get up and move, but the important thing is out of the impasse in which sometimes were ...

In the "Yang" or the "Yin" ...

And most dangerous of stagnation is the "Yin" ...

Lo "Yang" generates activity and movement but then off ...

Know that then goes out to not be wrong simply to rest and then move back to ...

Understand that everything that goes out has to do with us.

And that has to circulate constantly within us ...

And that happiness is not always be in the "Yang"

but harmonically to circulate between cute, ugly and we do not like ...

Integrating it as part of ourselves,

It is a little secret understanding of this form of the "Yin" and "Yang" ...

Well I hope you have served with this idea, this vision of the "Yin" and "Yang"

There is much to talk about ...

Those who have enjoyed the video give me a "LIKE" and ....

those who want to leave feedback gladly, including questions,

why we can make some apartir videos of these questions or doubts we will gladly because it is for you.

So I wish you a beautiful day full of sun ..,

and balance and harmony "YIN YANG" ...

Thank you very much and blessings for all ... THANK YOU!

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Arabic Grammar: I'raab Pt. 3 -- Nominative المر فوع - Duration: 9:16.

Ahlan wa sahlan! Right now, we're going to talk about

the مرفوع case in Arabic, that we use for

nouns in certain circumstances.

مرفوع

is sometimes

rendered in English as the 'nominative' case. So if you have studied an inflected language with case endings and that

helps you out, good for you.

Nominative, or مرفوع is

kind of a default

setting in a lot of cases. If we don't have any other grammar

prior to a noun in a sentence that makes it something other than مرفوع, it's مرفوع.

Some specific examples of when we typically use مرفوع in a sentence are in a جملة اسمية, a

nominative sentence, both the مبتدأ and the خبر are

often

مرفوع unless there's another element that makes things more complicated. In a جملة فعلية, a

verbal sentence, the subject of the verb, the فاعل,

will typically be مرفوع. In

a

sentence with كان or one of its sisters, the

subject of كان or اسم كان, or

the subject of whatever other verb in that family, will also be

مرفوع. Again, that's kind of like a subject . A مبتدأ.

Same idea. And in a

sentence with إنّ or one of its sisters,

the خبر of

إنّ is مرفوع. It's sort of a reversal of

the situation of اسم كان. And we have videos on those

two subjects, as well as videos on

verbal sentences and nominative sentences, that you can go and check out if you need a refresher.

So to mark مرفوع in a sentence on a singular noun, we'll typically use

'Damma,' so on a definite noun, I would say

الكتاب

I would have a bomb over there, so I would pronounce it الكتابُ,

or if I were referring to an indefinite book,

it would take two 'Dammas,' which sometimes people write as kind of one

amalgamated squiggle. كتابً, or

كتابً. Sometimes computer fonts will only give you one or the other of these visual options,

but there's absolutely no difference between them. They both represent

'tanwiin,' that addition of a 'nuun' sound, so we get

'-un'

at the end. If we are

manipulating a plural that takes regular

endings,

we're going to use

ون at the end. Like if we were talking about a single employee,

We would say موظّف,

and

then if you were talking about multiple

employees, and the word in the sentence was مرفوع, we would say موظّفون, as opposed to

موظّفين, the ending that we would use for

منصوب and مجرور, our other options.

So, let's look at some examples. If

we want to say, to start with a very simple sentence. 'He is a good student.'

هو طالب جيّد.

This is what we would see in a normal text, that wasn't completely vocalized, but

If we wanted to vocalize the entire thing, هو would be our مبتدأ,

and

typically,

pronouns like that don't take any case endings,

so هو would stay the way it is, but 'he is a good student,' طالب جيّد, it's indefinite,

so both the noun and the adjective are going to take 'tanwiin.'

هو طالبٌ جيّدٌ.

is how we would read all of those words completely vocalized. Or if we wanted to say

'The employees came to the party,'

we could say it this way:

جاء الموظّفون إلى الحفلة.

Here,

الموظّفون is the فاعل, the subject of this verb. Because the verb comes first,

we conjugate it in the singular as though it were for هو, and not هم.

We could reverse the order. Instead of having a verbal sentence, we would then have a nominative sentence,

with the خبر as a verb, and then

say

الموظفون جاءوا إلى الحفلة.

Either way, الموظّفون is the فاعل, the subject, the doer of the verb.

So it's going to be مرفوع. Notice that

حفلة, الحفلة, because it's after a preposition, is actually going to be

مجرور, with a 'kasra.'

Another example, we could say

'I think that they are

Saudi engineers.'

Here we have to remember

that we have a particle, أنّ, which is a sister of إنّ.

أظنّ أنّهم مهندسون سعوديون.

Here,

because this

phrase, this noun an adjective, are the

خبر

of

أنّ,

They are مرفوع. This would be the اسم أنّ.

And because it's an attached pronoun, again, it's not going to take any any sort of case endings.

أظنّ أنّهم مهندسون سعوديون.

Or, I just dropped my chalk, so you might say 'the professor is not

excellent.'

Based on his chalk handling skills. So you could say

ليسَ الأستاذ ممتازاً

And الأستاذ, because it is the اسم of ليس

would be مرفوع.

ليسَ الأستاذُ ممتازاً.

This would be

the خبر

of ليس, so it would have to be منصوب.

We would need a different ending there.

You can go check out the video on منصوب if you want to see more about those examples. As you can see,

it's very difficult to say much of anything

without

straying from مرفوع into other cases. There are

objects of verbs everywhere, there are prepositions everywhere, there are إضافات everywhere.

so although مرفوع is the default, there are a whole lot of scenarios that sort of

demand that we switch to another case. After a preposition here, or because

we have

ليس and we have خبر ليس so it has to be منصوب.

So while the مرفوع can be kind of a beginning point, always keep your eyes open for

the other two case endings that you might need, because in reality you're going to see them

most of the time, even though مرفوع is kind of your starting point.

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DIY Make your Wedding invitations, RSVP & Thank you cards I PicMonkey - Duration: 5:38.

Hi, welcome . This time we'll have a look at a simple way to create your own wedding

invitations and more.

These ones are created using an online photo editor PicMonkey.

I find it easy to use, you can make a gorgeous invitation even with the free trial.

Weddings are always expensive so making your own invitations and stationery is a great

way to cut the costs.

At the end, you'll be able to see a couple of more designs but let's start with a classic

one.

I uploaded a 4x6 inches canvas to start with.

Doing it now (uploading the correct size) is going to make printing preparations easier.

Now, the tool I always use here is for overlays.

You can upload your own which is ideal for invites and other templates as you might have

already found some clipart you'd like to use.

Most of PicMonkey's clip art is reserved for premium users so unless you're willing to

pay, you can download free public domain clipart and upload it here.

It has a very useful option for erasing any part of the overlay.

If you erase too much, you can easily switch to the brush icon and paint back those parts.

Just for the purpose of the tutorial, I wanted to show you how to upload and use your own

overlays but for those who didn't have any luck finding and downloading the clip art,

I'll be using overlays the editor already offers.

Since it's a classic black and white design, I scrolled down to find the corner overlays.

I wanted to add a bit of sparkle, so I uploaded my own pearl vector and resized it to fit

the corner embellishment.

You can use control ''c'' and ''v'' to copy and paste

or right click on the object and select duplicate from the dropdown menu.

Above the overlay tool, you have the text tool.

Another tip is not to go crazy using too many fonts.

Two are great, three can be all right but make sure the font you are using is readable.

I see a lot of times that people use fonts that are usually readable or not readable

at all but certain letter combinations just don't work.

For example, some fonts have the letter a similar to c or i similar to l which can lead

to confusion.

I wasn't too concerned here about choosing the right one since it's just an example,

but I do prefer to use a combination of script and sans serif, as well as uppercase and lowercase

letters.

The serif font used earlier together with the calligraphy like font for the names was

a bit too much (so it was changed to Quicksand).

You can never go wrong with a simple and neat look.

The date matched the names, I also set the weight to bold.

It's the focal point and it's just below the middle, separating the introduction and wedding

venue details.

Of course, add any details you want, this is a generic text I found online.

A great option you should be using is the grid.

It wasn't available untill a couple of a days ago (before I filmed this) so the timing was

great.

It helped me a lot here to align everything properly.

To accentuate the date and add a bit more decoration, I used another corner overlay

and erased everything but the swirl I wanted on the top.

I duplicated it and flipped to put on the other side as well.

When you're done editing, you have a couple of options for the file format and quality.

Export wherever you would like and you'll go back to the editor so you can still make

some changes if needed.

While I had everything ready, I also wanted to show you a quick way to add RSVP and thank

you cards.

If you don't have the time to do that but would like to keep the design, you can always

go back to the basic tools and you'll see the option Canvas color.

Open it and select transparent background.

This will keep all the overlays in place and then just export it as usually � you can

come back and upload it to start working on those extra cards.

Back to the card, RSVP or Kindly respond are usually sent with the invites.

RSVP stands for R�pondez s'il vous pla�t which translates to Please respond.

It's a great idea to add ''by and date'', for example.

I included the option to decline or accept as well as the number of guests and the names.

Always include the name, just because you probably won't know who sent it back.

Finally, I made the last card which is a thank you card.

You can attach your wedding photo on the back and hand it out to your guests during the

ceremony.

All of these can not only be printed, you can always add more embellishments like rhinestones,

pearls and ribbons before you put them in the envelopes and send them out.

Now here are several examples, these are just some of my ideas that are still relatively

classic and simple.

They are quite different from one another so

there's something for everyone to enjoy.

And finally, just like I mentioned previously, there are a few blog posts that will help

you create your invitations and wow your guests.

You'll find the link in the description below.

Thank you for watching, if you have any questions you're welcome to leave them in the comments.

Bye!

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STOCKHOLM PRIDE & END OF SUMMER - AUGUST 2017 Monthly favorites - Duration: 9:56.

The month of August started with a trip out into the archipelago.

Because you're never too old to potentially be thrown into the water.

Beautiful sounds of summer.

We are in the south parts of the city center and we're heading towards our

second attempt to catch this Moltres, burning thingy.

All right, we both got it now. Bring on the next bird.

We are on our way to the the opening of Pride Park during Stockholm Pride.

So Fabian promised us churros. He is 20 just beginning to figure out life.

You were looking for fireworks. Code for sex.

It's a pretty warm outside and it's sunny but it's also raining.

So a little over six years ago this was exactly where we first met.

How do you feel after this lovely ride? Well, I've been on a bus for 11 hours.

We are making lactose free cinnamon buns apparently.

We filmed a language challenge where we read a little script

in Flemish and Swedish. I think we did very well. Both of us did really well.

All right we have completed the

lingonberry buns and Amanda DreamingCarpet Sagor under sängen, Liggsnack,

dear child as many names, will now try a lingonberry based on recipe by UnderbaraClara.

And read out by Nenalyzed.

Oh, there was the lingon.

We did it! Yes we did. Well, I didn't do anything.

Going to an awards show and seeing our friend Michael Schröder

accept the award for Håkan Hellström.

He went to every single concert he did this year including Norway and Germany.

I don't know which one he gets an award for but it's still an award and he's worth it.

It's been a horrible shit week. I mean at least on the world stage.

There's been threats of the use of nuclear weapons. Trump!

There's been an open manifestation to say the least concerning people

with very unacceptable motives and again, Trump is just fueling it.

And that's just within that one week and and tonight we are reading horrible

horrible things coming out of Barcelona.

Right now the news are saying that 13 are dead after again a vehicle driving

into the streets and into people so it's just a shit week.

But in other happier news, I've started blogging. Yes after all

these years I finally started blogging. If you want to read any of the stuff

I've written, I mean it's in Swedish it's a Swedish blog but you can find a link

in the description. But I'm really proud of it and I'm proud of especially some

of the texts I've written concerning internet hate and stuff like that.

So I'm excited for that in the midst of everything that is shit this week.

And watching games like Östersund qualifying for the Europa League.

That's a commentator commenting football.

All right, so I am in central Stockholm I'm gonna meet up with Rafael

from France whom I met about a year ago.

We made a language challenge just over there. We're gonna hang out for a bit and

that's all that saying about that.

Right, we're back one year later and this time with a muff on the mic.

It is the biggest game in Sweden. It is Malmö versus Gothenburg.

It is 1-1 with Gothenburg having one red card and Malmö has a penalty with 15 minutes left.

And six minutes later and Markus Rosenberg puts it in with a header.

And now it's 2-2.

Alright this game is gonna end 2-2 which is you know not bad.

Late night at the office or in the studio and Lisette (Alfredsson) has

been filming a video where she's been speed painting so I've helped her out.

And we're now setting everything back and gonna go home and and start editing

this video because it's going up on Friday and today is Tuesday,

so it's a good thing if I pre-edit some stuff so I don't have to do

the whole thing in one go.

After have been to London, to Amsterdam, to Athens, to Paris, to Madrid, to New York,

it was nice to just have a normal month. A normal month of working and spending time

with people I like.

But don't you worry because with what I have planned for my

youtube channel and for my Swedish blog as well as trips in September and October,

I will not be sitting still. This is what I do and this is what I am.

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DKA - Freedom (New song, new hit 2017) - Duration: 4:07.

I do not remember the past and I do not want to

I want to be a free man, breathing strong

I just want to breathe from my free lungs

I want to speak freely, being free right here

My name is freedom, hold me tight,

I can grow only if you keep me close

Give me time

to give you the effects

How many of you

would like me to die?

I am a descendant of wonderful people,

They taught me respect, love that crushes walls,

Now I teach my son

that nothing is for free, yes, freedom also can be taken away!

Yes, that is me, I shout today , I want to be everywhere, now it is time for you!

Freedom in us, It is not given once and for all

Defend her before she goes away

Please give her a chance (chorus 2x)

I would like people to see bright future in all of this,

When they look in the mirror they see another day

Today is not the end, today is the beginning,

Over time the wall is crumbling, time is playing us

You just have to know when to be outside. Remember to be on the good side

My name is freedom, hold me tight, I can grow only if you keep me close

Give me time to give you the effects

How many of you would like me to die?

So what the storm hits, so what the sand is in my eyes

it will not stop me, this unites us

when you see me in the streets,

I am always myself, Remember my name when I go away

freedom!

Freedom in us, It is not given

once and for all

Defend her before she goes away

Please give her a chance! 4x

DKA! YO!

I'm freedom, I'm freiheit! You can call me big fish, but you know how to call me,

You may want to kill me, restrain me, you can not stop me

My words kicked people like you in the past.

I'm freedom, I'm libertad,

I am like fuel poured into the fire,

They put me on their flags, I am in their hearts

I always win, because I am FREEDOM always immortal!

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August Wrap Up - Duration: 15:44.

Hi everyone. I'm rincey and this is rincey reads. Today i'm going to be doing

my August wrap-up. So in terms of the videos that I made this month, one of the

first videos I put up with an unboxing video. I unbox the July book of the month

selections that I got as well as the afrofuture box which was sent to me kindly

by the people who created the box. If you haven't heard of the afrofuture box it

basically focuses around afrofuturism which is basically like african-american

science fiction. And if the box sounds interesting to you there is a coupon

code in there. I don't get any sort of like kickback if you use the code or not

but it's basically a discount code for you guys that they were nice enough to

send along. I also put out the first discussion video about Brothers

Karamazov. It just talks about the first half of the book so far. I'm not quite

done with this book yet. I still have a little bit more to go but there will be

a discussion video coming up most likely next Friday talking about the

rest of the book and the book as a whole and my experience as a whole. Definitely

am not going to talk too much about it here, but I have like mixed feelings

about this book which if you watched my discussion video you would have picked

up on that already. But I'm excited to talk about this with you guys because I

know there are a bunch of people who really really loved this book. There are

other people who have not. So yeah, I'm very interested to see just sort of

where everyone falls on the spectrum with this book. I also put up a little

bit of a different video. I did a what's in my bag video which a lot of you guys

really liked, a couple of you guys we're not big fans of it. You prefer I stick to

the book videos which I mean I suppose will always happen when it comes to

booktubers. But I basically just do what I want. It's my channel. I like sort of

mixing it up every now and then and doing something different. So it was fun

for me and I'm glad so many of you guys enjoyed it as well. And then the final

videos that I put up this month had to do with like bout of books but I will

talk about that a little bit more as we jump into the discussion of the books

that I read this month. So the first book I want to talk about is actually a

holdover from the end of July. I recorded and posted my July wrap-up a little bit

early in the month, like a couple of days before the end of the month. I ended up

finishing one more book and that was the Lone Ranger and Tonto fistfight in

Heaven by Sherman Alexie. This is the second Sherman Alexie book that I

read from him. I read adventures of a part-time Indian a couple of years

ago and I really really enjoyed it. And I've been meaning to pick up more of his

books and this one is fantastic. I mean, I knew it was going to be really good

because it's probably his most popular book. But it was

great collection of short stories. Like I am someone who doesn't always click with

short stories. If you've been watching my channel, you know that. But this

collection is so fantastic. Sherman Alexie is just an amazing, amazing writer.

He is able to write in this way that is simultaneously like heart wrenching and

heart affirming. He finds this really great balance between the tragedies that

a lot of Native Americans have to deal with while also still being like funny

and inspiring. There's a lot of really dark humor in here. One of the really

great things about this short story collection as well is that some of them

are like linked and connected so you do get to see some characters through a

couple of the different stories. But you see either secondary characters become

main characters or you see them from like a different angle or a different

time in their life. But yeah this is just a fantastic, fantastic collection.

There's a reason why Sherman Alexie is very well-loved. And this is a great

collection to pick up if you haven't read anything from him before or if like

me you would only read Adventures of part-time Indian, this it's definitely a

great short story collection to pick up. I highly recommend it. I gave it

I believe a four out of five stars. The next book that I finished was a rising

man by Abir Mukherjee. This is a historical fiction mystery book that's

set in Calcutta in 1919. You are following this British officer who is,

used to work for a Scotland Yard. He ends up moving to India. It's about him sort

of like getting acclimated to Calcutta during that time period but he also is

like working on the police force. And so the case that he's solving is there is

this high up British official who has found that in the river. And so he's

investigating to see what happened to this guy. I had mixed feelings about this

book. It's like 500-ish pages which I felt like was a little bit too long in

my opinion. But I enjoyed the mystery, I enjoyed the setup. I really enjoyed the

way that it's set in this specific period of time in India. And if you don't

know anything about this time period and the relationship between the British and

the Indians, Abir Mukerjee does a really great job of weaving in historical

information without it being like too dry or too heavy-handed or anything like

that. So he doesn't assume that you know anything about it so he provides you

with any information that you need to know and you're able to pick up

relatively easily. Some of it did feel a little bit like too easy.

There's like a love interest in here which just felt like happened a little

too easy but I feel like that in general a lot of times with mystery books. And

then also like the main character in this story is a very like progressive British

person. So like he's one of those people who doesn't like understand why people

are so mean to the Indians or look out upon Indians or looks down upon like

mixed-race people. There's a mixed-race character in here as well which is

pretty great. But yeah he just seems like a little bit too accepting of everything.

And part of me was reading this and being like, did people like this really

exist? Maybe. I don't know. I wasn't alive in 1919. But it just seemed a little bit

too easy of a way to point out sort of like the racist ideals that were

happening during the time period. But I suppose that's better than it just being

full of racist ideas. So. So yeah if you're someone who likes just like

straightforward British detective stories, if you like historical fiction,

this is a great one to probably check out. It is the first in a series and I

definitely plan on picking more from this author as the series goes along

because I think that it's an interesting time period, it's an interesting main

detective. And so yeah, I liked it. I didn't love it, but I liked it. The next book

I finished was when Dimple Met Rishi. This is a young adult contemporary book. I feel

like it was one of the big buzzy YA contemporary books that came out

this year. And it was a fun read. I ended up picking it up because I was reading The

Brothers Karamazov and I was like I really need something just like light

and fun and fluffy to read to balance that out. And this basically scratched that

itch perfectly. So in this story you are following these two characters named

dimple and Rishi. Dimple's parents have like very specific expectations for her

and her life. I believe that she's just graduated from high school and she's

about to go to college. And there is this like computer programming camp that

takes place I believe at Berkeley that she really wants to attend and her

parents end up agreeing to sent her off. And then you're following Rishi who's

parents also have like very specific expectations but he very much like wants

to make his parents happy and so he follows all of those expectations. And so

apparently like dimple's parents and Rishi's parents are friends and they

decide that they want to arrange them together to be married. And so Rishi

knows this, Dimple does not. And so Rishi goes to this summer camp to meet

dimple and he assumes that they're on the same page about this, but they are not.

And so it follows them over the course

of the summer as they're both at this camp and they become friends and if it

wasn't completely obvious they kind of fall for each other. Like I said, this

book was fun. It was fluffy the way that it's set up is very much like a

Bollywood film. So if you've seen Bollywood films you kind of know what to

expect out of it. There are great discussions about like Indian family

life and culture and the pressures that you feel from your parents but also just

like the pressures that you feel from other Americans to Americanize yourself

and things like that. Yeah it's just like a light, fun,

fluffy read. I recommend it if you are in the mood for something like that or

if you're into like a really romantic mushy book. The next book I read was Monday

the rabbi took off. This is a book in this rabbi small mystery series. I ended

up getting this randomly from Amazon because I saw that it was part of like

the monthly mystery deals. And I was in the mood for sort of like a cozy mystery

and then for the road or dead podcast -- which is the mystery podcast that a

co-host. Link to it down in the description. We decided we wanted to do a

cozy mystery episode and so it worked out quite well. So I ended up reading

this, partially because I bought it and partially because we were doing that

episode. So in this mystery series you are following this rabbi named rabbi small.

And there's always some sort of like conflict that happens between him

and his congregation. In this specific story he decides that he wants to take

basically like a sabbatical in Israel because he's never been before. And he's

basically debating whether or not he wants to return back to his home

congregation or if he wants to stay in Israel. And then there's also obviously

like a mystery that happens in this book but the mystery is sort of like

tangental to everything else. A lot of the book just deals with like these

interpersonal conflicts and church politics and just Jewish traditions and

ideas and things like that and I just found it to be really comforting. That's

one of the really great things about Cozy reads is they're just like very

comforting. Was this like my favorite cozy mystery that I've ever read before?

No. I've also seen a lot of people saying that this isn't actually the best

rabbi small book to pick up. I kind of want to see if like through my library

or something along those lines I can pick up some of the other rabbis small

books. Because I kind of liked that it was a mystery that surrounds like a

synagogue and a rabbi and such. The rabbi isn't actually

solving the murder. He's usually just like around and then he ends up sort of

just like figuring it out in the end by listening to what everyone's saying and

picking up on all of the different pieces. He's not actually like

investigating or like being amateur detective. All right the next book I

finished was a negroland by Margo Jefferson. This is a memoir. And I was so

excited to read this book and I think my expectations were a little bit too high

cause I was slightly disappointed. Margo Jefferson was born in 1947 in

Chicago. She was basically part of this upper class of black like socialites

almost in the city of Chicago. And so this book basically just like follows

her life. It goes in almost chronological order like literally from when she was a

little kid and you go sort of like year by year through her life. And I think

that was just like my main problem with it. Like it felt like she was just

like reading her diary from every year. Or the chronological order just didn't

really mesh with me very well because I think I wanted more like societal and

historical sort of discussion around the things that she experienced. This book is

really great because it provides a perspective that you don't see very

often in my opinion. But I think that there wasn't enough of that explored.

It feels weird to say but I feel like a lot of this just dealt with like very

standard human experiences, which I don't know if that was the point or not. But

they were points to where I was reading this and I was like yeah that's a thing

just like every teenager goes through and such and like when you're in like

middle school and high school, you have these issues with your friends. Yeah

that's something everyone deals with. And I don't know if it was meant to be a

very sort of like relatable thing like that but I think I just wanted more

insight in terms of this specific class of people. And there is some of that in

this book but it just wasn't quite enough in my opinion. But those were

definitely my favorite parts of the book. So yeah I ended up giving this a 3 out

of 5 stars. It wasn't like bad by any means. I just think that the style and

the structure weren't quite what I was expecting and I think I was just like

slightly misled about what this book was going to be. It's one of those situations

where I kind of wish I had like no expectations for this book and I

probably would have enjoyed it a lot more. Not that I hated it by any means

but it wasn't quite the like four star book that I assumed it

would be. It's just like a three star book. The next book I picked up was final

girls by Riley Sager. This is a thriller slash sort of horror novel. It's one of the

big buzzy summer books, it was also a book of the month book so there have

been a lot of people talking about this book. Again I really like this book I

didn't love this book. I talk about this one quite a bit in my bout of books wrap

up. So I'm just gonna link to that because again this video is already on

the longer side. I think I gave this one like a three and a half out of five

stars. My one recommendation would be if you're going to read this book, read it

in like as big of chunks as possible. Like set aside a couple of hours so you

can really push through it because I think this book is best experienced when you

can really like immerse yourself in the book. But yeah I'm gonna link to my bout

of books video so you guys saying check that out if you're interested in my full

thoughts on this. And then the next book that I finished was yesterday by Felicia Yap.

This was probably the biggest disappointment for me. I gave this one a

2 out of 5 stars. It's a pretty new release it's part like speculative

fiction, part mystery thriller there's a certain class of people called Monos who

can only remember about a day's worth in terms of their short-term memory and

then there are duo's who can remember about two days worth. So these two

classes of people, like the monos are seen as basically lesser than the duo's

because obviously they can't remember quite as far back. And then there's this

couple where the wife is the mono and the husband is a duo and they're seen as

sort of like this ultimate representation of like this inter class

relationship. And then one day there is this woman who's found in the river and

it turns out that the husband was having an affair with this woman. And so it's

about figuring out what happened to this woman while also dealing with this

society where there's all these people with limited memories. Yeah it was a

pretty disappointing book partially because I think this author was trying

to do too much. The world isn't built out quite enough to feel real. Like there are

so many holes in the way that this world is set up. And it also felt like the

author took a lot of shortcuts because it's kind of like our world but it's

kind of not like our world. And then the mystery felt completely standard.

Some of the characters in here just felt like complete stereotypes. There's a cop

character in here who I think was the most interesting and he got the least

amount of pages. It switches back and forth between the wife, the husband, the

woman who was murdered, and the cop. And I would have been so much more interested

in this story if it was me just from like the cop and someone

else's point of view here and there. At least that's how it felt like to me

because the cop is also a mono who is pretending to be a duo because cops

can't be duo's. So yeah I don't know there's just so much happening in the

story and it was so disappointing in the end. And I ended up finishing it because

I kind of just wanted to see how it was going to wrap up but I was not very

happy at the end of it. So yeah I don't really recommend it. Alright and then the

final book that I finished this month is we gon' be alright: notes on race

and resegregation by Jeff Chang. This is another book that I talked about in my

bout of books wrap-up. I didn't finish it during bout of books so I didn't talk

about it too much. And I'm not gonna talk about it too much here because I'm going

to do a full review on this in the month of September because I gave this book a

5 out of 5 stars. It's an essay collection. It was fantastic

If you follow me on Instagram and watch my stories, you may have seen me like

taking pictures of certain sections of this. There's so much of this book that

I've underlined and starred. And oh, it was so good. I highly recommend it. But yeah

I'm not gonna talk about it too much here. But I can just say I recommend it

to everyone. Like this is a book that is going on my sort of like "what I wish was

mandatory reading for all human beings" list. So yeah full review coming next

month but this is my first 5-star read of the year and it fully deserves it.

Alright that is everything that I have for this video. Just really quickly the

book that I am currently reading is sing unburied sing by Jesmyn Ward.

I got an arc copy of this and then I got a copy through Book of the Month. I usually

don't talk about the books that I'm in the middle of but I wanted to talk about

this one because one, I'm loving it. And two, I'm going to be doing a full review

on it on the book riot channel. I make videos over on book riot. I will link to

that in case you guys weren't aware. But I'm pretty sure that I can just

automatically recommend this book to you guys. If you get book of the month, this

wouldn't be a bad one to pick up. Although there's a lot of really great

selections so I understand why you wouldn't. But yeah, this should be on your

guys's list if it isn't already. It's, it's so good, so good. So yeah that is my

August. Feel free to leave a comment down below if you need questions about any of

the books that I talked about or if you've read them yourself and you want

to talk about them with me, always do that down in the comments below.

Otherwise feel free to let me know how your August went, let me know what your

favorite read was for the month this year. hmm That's not a proper sentence.

I'm tired. Anyways, that's a sign to wrap it up.

So yeah that's all I have for now and thanks for watching.

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The Hitch-Hiker 1953 - Duration: 1:10:43.

At the next intersection, why don't you turn south?

Chocolate Mountains were east last time we headed that way.

Who needs the mountains? Head for San Felipe.

There's nothing to do in San Felipe but fish.

Well...

That was the idea, wasn't it?

Yeah, I guess so.

We might just pick up a drink in Mexicale.

- Remember Floribel at the Alhambra Club? - Yeah.

She's probably dead by now. It was a long time ago.

Yeah. Poor old Floribel.

Well, there's no harm in drinking a toast to her.

Well, okay.

Except for the war, this is my first time away from Maudie and the kids.

- D'you wanna turn back? - No, no. We've come this far.

Mexicale's beginning to sound good.

Guess maybes.

I remember that joint.

Bienvenidos, caballeros! Bienvenidos a Mexico...

This is the place, señores, come in.

Juanita's starting her famous fan dance. You're just in time.

We might as well take a look. Hey, Gil! Gil?

Sorry, friend, no sale.

Oh, well. San Felipe, here we come.

- Out of gas? - Yeah.

Hop in.

We're going to San Felipe, you can pick up gas there and hitch a ride back.

- Waiting out there long? - Yeah.

Light me a cigarette.

Smoke?

No.

What are you doing, rolling 'em?

Face front.

And keep driving.

Sure, I'm Emmet Myers.

Do what I tell you, and no fast moves.

A lot of dead heroes back there got nervous.

From now on, when you're driving, keep both hands high on that wheel.

You, keep one hand on the top of this seat,

the other hand high on that window.

All right. Now turn off the next side road we come to.

Pull up.

Open the glove compartment.

What's the box?

- Cartridges, 22s. - Give 'em to me.

Close it.

Now this is how we get out, after this.

First, give me the keys.

Now we oughta get out the same side, this one.

I get out first, then you.

Stand away from the car. And then you.

Let's go.

Drop your jackets around your elbows.

Turn around.

We're gonna open the trunk. Move.

Pull your jackets up.

You, open the trunk.

Both of you, keep your hands on the lid.

Throw me the keys.

Now get the blankets.

You'd never make it!

Get the groceries, you.

- Whose gun is that? - Mine.

- Do you like to shoot? - Yeah.

So do I. So I'm warning you, don't try anything smart with me.

Move!

I told you my name. What's yours?

Mine's Gilbert Bowen. He's Roy Collins.

What do you do for a living?

I'm a draughtsman. He runs a garage.

That makes you smarter.

Or does it?

You're lucky. It hit an empty chamber. I used it a while back.

No fast moves! The last guy made that mistake.

When are you due back?

No particular time.

We told our wives to expect us home when we got there.

You got wives, huh? Any kids?

I have.

Just keep thinking how nice it'll be to see 'em again.

There's a checkpoint. Slow down. No talking.

If I give you the word, step on it.

This car rides pretty good.

When I get where I'm going, I think I'll sell it.

Where are we going?

Pull in at the next pump. We'll fill up and get a road map.

I got an idea.

A pretty good one.

- Aquí estás, señor. - Gracias.

- Speak English, you. - He doesn't understand English.

I don't understand Mexican.

Never mind the change, let's get out of here.

Loco!

Gimme the map.

Take the first side road we come to.

Pull up.

Keys.

All right, now get out like I told you.

Here, you're the smart guy. Spread the map out on the hood.

Get your hands up on the car. Look for a town called Santa Rosalia.

How far is it?

- About 500 miles. - Is it on the Gulf of California?

- Yeah. - Say anything about a ferry across the Gulf?

Friday.

Not bad.

We're loaded with time.

We can make that easy.

After that, I won't need you guys any more.

I guess we won't be having rabbit for dinner.

I wasn't trying.

Collins.

Put the can on that rock there.

Gimme the map.

Not that one! The other one.

That's it.

All right, Collins. Put the can back on the rock.

Don't forget, this is loaded too. You try. Let's see how good you are.

Go ahead.

Not bad.

Collins.

Pick up the can.

Take it onto that point there.

If you don't, I'll let Bowen have it.

Onto the point, that's right.

Further.

Now hold it up. You won't get hurt, your buddy's good with guns.

- You're crazy! I won't do it. - It's just a game. Go ahead.

Collins, hold it closer to you.

What's the matter, are you scared? Hold it closer.

You want me to try? I might miss this time.

Shoot.

Come on Gil, get going.

Nervous? Relax.

All right, Collins, come on in.

Fun's over.

You guys worked up quite a sweat.

Collins.

- Collins! - What do you want?

- Turn on the radio. - Why bother?

- All you get is Mexican commercials. - Never mind. Turn it on.

- Get something else. - Like what?

One of those news guys from the States.

Scheduled for 10am at the White House.

On the crime front, the police of 9 western states, from Washington in the north

to Colorado and Utah in the east,

have been alerted to keep a continue search

for Kansas desperado, Emmet Myers.

Reports have placed the killer in Florida, Detroit and Seattle,

although the police have discounted most of these. His latest victim,

William Johnson, a salesman from Portland, Oregon,

was found late yesterday in Imperial County, California.

The victim's car, possibly with Myers in it, has not yet been found.

- The United Nations... - Shut it off.

They're not even close!

You guys don't have to worry.

Not yet.

You can start sweating when they put me in this car...

If they ever do.

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, Sam Hayes reporting.

At the top of the news tonight there's a report

that Hitch-hike murderer, Emmet Myers, is still at large.

Yesterday, the devil thumbed another ride

and William Johnson of Portland asked him to hop in. Now, he is dead.

In an all-out effort to apprehend Myers,

the police have set up roadblocks on all major highways of the western states,

and all border stations are being closely watched.

Myers is slight, 28 years of age, is wearing a dark shirt,

dark grey trousers and a black leather jacket.

His right eyelid is partially paralysed.

If you are in possession of any information

regarding the whereabouts of this individual,

please communicate with your nearest office of police

or office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Pull up.

Keys.

Out.

Move.

Each of you take one.

Get around the car.

We'll camp here tonight.

I know what you're thinking, Collins.

You haven't got a chance.

You guys are gonna die, that's all. It's just a question of when.

Santa Rosalia, that's the end of the line.

If the cops find out we're together

or if you try to cross me up...

You know, you make pretty good targets from where I sit.

Anyway, you couldn't tell if I was awake or asleep.

I've one bum eye.

It won't stay closed.

Pretty good, huh?

We're getting out here and buy some grub.

We get out of the car like usual.

You guys go in the store ahead of me.

No Mexican. I'm talking to you.

When he tells you how much, you pay. Is that clear?

One other thing. I'll have my hand in my pocket.

So far, my record in Mexico's clean, I wanna keep it that way.

Let's go.

Buenos días, señores.

Buenos días, señores. Provisiones?

Tengo un gran surtido de frutas y legumbres

al mismo precio que existen en Tijuana.

What did he say about Tijuana?

He says their prices are about the same as in Tijuana.

Never mind the kid.

- What do you want? - Some beans and stuff.

And tomato soup. I like that. Get four cans.

He wants four cans of beans and tomato soup, three cans of chilli.

It's no use. He doesn't understand English.

You're not talking Mexican. Take the cans. Give them to Collins.

I can take some more.

Go on, load it up.

That'll hold us. Pay him.

Quince pesos, diez centavos, señor.

Dame una manzana. Dame una manzana.

Dame una manzana.

Get her away from me.

Put the kid down. Let's get outta here. Come on, Collins.

Hasta luego señores. Muchas gracias.

Vaya usted con Dios.

- What did you say to her? - You wouldn't understand.

What did you say to her?

I said, "Go you with God, little one".

Get in.

Hey, mister.

You live in El Centro. I live there some time. Nice place, huh?

Where'd you get the watch, Bowen?

My wife gave it to me.

Throw it over here.

Didn't you hear me? I told you to throw it over here.

I had a watch like this once, when I was 17.

Nobody gave it to me.

I took it.

I knocked off a broken-down jewellery store outside of Tulsa.

It was a cinch.

You guys are soft.

You know what makes you that way?

You're up to your necks in IOUs.

You're suckers.

You're scared to get out on your own.

You always had it good, so you're soft.

Well, not me.

Nobody ever gave me anything.

So I don't owe nobody.

My folks were duff.

When I was born, they took one look at this...

puss of mine and told me to get lost.

I didn't need 'em. I didn't need any of em.

I got what I wanted my own way.

When you get the know-how and a few bucks in your pocket,

you can buy anything or... anybody.

Especially if they're at the point of a gun. That really scares 'em.

You ever been at the other end of a gun?

No. And I never will be.

I'm gonna listen to the news.

Turn it up. We'd like to hear what's going on.

You just get the grub ready. Anything interesting, I'll let you know.

We've got to raise the hood and put that radio out of commission.

When he finds out they're looking for us together, we're through.

- Never mind the radio. We gotta get him. - You can't beat him that way.

Give him one good reason and he'll kill us.

We gotta take the chance.

As long as he needs us, we'll stay alive.

When he's ready to jump us, we'll jump him. Not before.

Maybe today, maybe tomorrow.

All right, now.

They've found Johnson's car.

They know I'm in Mexico.

And they're looking for you, too, in the Chocolate Mountains.

Where are the Chocolate Mountains?

- In Arizona, near home. - Not in Mexico?

No.

Well, what d'you know?

That's where you told your wives you were going, uh?

Then you came to Mexico.

What for?

Dames?

You boys oughta be ashamed of yourselves.

Causing all that trouble, telling lies.

You've got everybody looking for you in them mountains.

- I told you, turn the radio on. - I did.

It takes time to warm up.

Try another station.

- Stop it. Stop it! - I can't. I gotta pull up and disconnect it.

Then pull up!

Come on, raise the hood. And keep your hands on it.

Come on, Collins, get to work.

Get the right one the first time.

Don't pull the radio wire!

Faster, faster! I thought you were a mechanic.

I'm going as fast as I can.

Watch it.

Come on.

Throw the tools in the back.

The radio, remember? Make it work.

I can't.

Pull up.

So you did bust it, Collins.

Cut it out! He didn't do it. It's the static in the hills.

The stations aren't strong enough in the daytime, tonight it'll work.

Tonight it'd better. Take the wheel.

Now, in Punta Prieta,

in August 7th, three Americans stopped

for provisions at a store owned by José Andrade.

Andrade gave a description of Myers as being one of them.

Another witness stated that three men left the store

and drove away in a green sedan bearing the same plates.

This confirms our theory that Collins and Bowen are with him.

He seems to be heading south, staying clear of main highways.

Exactly. To the west, this is more or less barren

and would afford no means of escape.

His most logical move would be Santa Rosalia.

Then Guaymas.

Make sure that fire's out. Pour the coffee on it.

Get down!

I've gotta get a closer look at that car. On your feet.

Through there. At the other end, lie flat. Get going!

- Get a move on! - Are you trying to wreck it?

Drive like I tell you.

Out!

- What did I tell you? - Shut up! Get that spare tyre out. Move!

Keep working. Keep your traps shut, no matter what. I'll be watching.

Buenos días, señores.

Son Americanos? Do you need any help?

Que raro, no me contestan. Bueno, vámos!

The search for Gilbert Bowen and Roy Collins,

believed to have been last seen with Emmet Myers, mass killer,

is being stepped up by the hour.

Helicopters are working in shifts, scouring the entire area

from El Centro south to the Gulf of California.

The planes are maintaining close liaison with the ground,

reporting isolated cars and campers.

The Mexican police have now joined this strange race against death.

Hold it right there.

Around.

Break the lock.

Okay, one of you on the pump.

"Maudie and Gilbert Bowen".

Mayo 12 del '41.

Sí, sí, pronto.

Now, as you will notice, when interrogated at the road block,

the man and his wife were very definite in their statement

that they only saw two men. This was below El Arco.

There is a point, however, which we feel is of importance.

The couple stated that the behaviour of the men seemed strange.

That they refused to talk to them.

It's possible that Myers my have been concealed nearby, covering them.

We'll consider that possibility.

Now, on the assumption that Myers is listening to the radio,

we're issuing these broadcasts in the state,

containing false information as to his whereabouts

and not connecting the two men with him.

We'd appreciate your cooperation and following the same procedure.

- This ought to be the main highway. - It isn't.

- What do you mean? - Looks like an abandoned airstrip.

It's okay for tonight. Get over there.

- No, you're wrong, you're wrong! - It's no use to try to talk me out of it.

- Tonight I'm gonna chance it. - You're out of your mind!

I've played it your way long enough. From now on we're each on our own.

It's no good, we've got to stay together.

I've got a break I'm gonna take it, you do whatever you want...

Across the runway, there's trees.

Keep going!

- You guys are really dumb. - Why, you dirty...

You thought I was asleep, huh?

You're beginning to get ideas...

I don't like that.

Load him in the car.

Your buddy's all washed up for tonight.

Over there.

Move!

You, Collins, throw a rock down that shaft.

Nice and deep.

This is fine.

Cut it out! If you're gonna kill us, do it and get it over with.

I thought you never killed without a reason.

Go get the rest of the canned goods out of the car.

We'll have a real good meal.

Save 'em for the next guy that picks you up.

Anything you say.

We interrupt this hour of music to bring you a flash bulletin.

The Californian and Mexican police have abandoned their theory

that Emmet Myers is connected

with the disappearance of Gilbert Bowen and Roy Collins.

They have been missing since last Sunday, supposedly on a fishing trip.

The police of both sides of the border now feel

that Myers is travelling alone

and has apparently abandoned his intention

of seeking escape by way of Santa Rosalia.

What d'you know?!

This kind of changes my plans.

Looks like you and me are going fishing after all.

On your feet. Back to the car. Let's go.

We're not going anyplace.

Stand up!

- What did you do to it? - There's a big hole in that crankcase.

All right, we'll walk.

Just what that sore ankle of yours needs, Collins, a nice, long hike.

Get up!

Now get the fishing gear out of the back. Move!

Stay with it. He'll never leave you out here alive.

- Yeah. - Cut the gab.

Get down!

Let's get going.

Maybe we'll have to leave you here.

Too bad.

Come on, Roy, try.

Here we are! Here we are!

Can't you see us?

Look! Here we are! Down here.

Oh, please, God! Hear me!

Hear me!

Come back! Come back.

Leave him alone. Can't you see he's praying?

Get under the bridge, quick!

Relax.

Go ahead if you can stand that filthy stuff.

You know, Collins? You're just about my size.

Put you in a black shirt and dark pants...

with a leather jacket...

you'd look just like Emmet Myers,

to anyone who never saw him.

And nobody in Santa Rosalia ever saw him.

Let's change.

Get up on the bank and take your clothes off.

Come on, get up!

- Looks great, doesn't it? - You won't be there long.

Collins! There are cops down there. In those clothes, they might shoot you.

That'd solve your problems, wouldn't it?

Not if they found they made a mistake.

We'll hit a joint on the outskirts.

I might even buy you boys a beer. Get moving.

- Buenas tardes, señores. - Buenas tardes. Give us three beers.

Yo no hablo Inglés.

He doesn't speak English.

- Tres cervezas. - Sí, sí.

When I want you to talk Mex, I'll tell you.

Sit down, Collins. Rest your sore foot.

You can talk it now. Ask about the ferry to Guaymas.

I'll be watching his face. If he looks frightened, I shoot.

Cuándo sale el chalana para Guaymas?

Los martes y viernes a las 9 de la noche

Friday, that's today, and Tuesday, 9 o'clock.

- Ask him where we catch it. - Dónde puedo embarcar?

En el muelle. Pero ahora no pueden embarcarse,

porque el mes pasado se quemó y lo están reparando en Guaymas.

You're out of luck. The ferry burned up. It's being repaired in Guaymas.

You're lying.

Ask if he knows anyone who speaks English.

Yo no hablo bien español, no comprendo.

Usted no habla Inglés?

Yo no, pero mi primo José, sí. Venga conmigo.

He says his cousin speaks English, follow him.

Up.

José! Levántate, despierta!

- José, José, despierta! - Que pasó?

Estos americanos quieren hablar contigo.

Los dejo aquí con mi primo. Si algo necesitan... confianza.

What can I do for you?

We wanna find out about the ferry to Guaymas.

You wanna go fishing?

Too bad. No ferry more for the next two months maybe.

- She burned up. - Thank you.

Fishing is good here. Not as good as Guaymas or La Paz, but okay.

- You have motor boat? - You know someone who has a boat?

Sure, sure. My friend Jaime, he have one. Motor runs good.

- How do we get to this Jaime? - In the mine, where he works.

- Let's go. - He's not finished until six.

- I'll fix it for you tomorrow morning. - I wanna go now.

- At six, then. - By the time he gets the boat ready,

there is no sun.

My friend does not like using too much boat at night.

- He sees his wife and kids only at night. - Give him some more.

- For me? - Yeah.

- You pay my friend too? - Yeah.

You be at pier at 8.30. The name of the boat is Estrella.

A thousand thanks, señor.

Good.

We'll go to town and wait by the water till dark. Let's go.

- Hold it a minute, will you? - Hang on.

Better go fishing when you've got the chance.

That's what you came down here for, wasn't it?

You guys are really fools.

If you wanted, one of you would have got away.

But you kept thinking about each other. So you missed some chances.

You got tired. You slowed down.

Now it's pretty late.

Yeah, tomorrow I'll be in Guaymas.

Too bad you're not making the whole trip with me.

That'd be kinda silly, wouldn't it?

You stink, Myers!

You smell. Just like your clothes.

Sure, you'll get to Guaymas,

but they'll catch up with you and put you out of your misery.

You haven't got a chance. You haven't got a thing except that gun.

You'd better hang on to it,

because without it, you're nothing.

- You're finished! - Shut up!

Gracias, Carlos.

Caramba!

Pronto! Llame la policía! Este hombre está en la cantina de mi primo!

Se va esta noche en la estrella! El barco de mi amigo Jaime!

No Carlos, no estoy borracho! Llame a la policía!

Bueno. La policía. No, no, no, la policía!

Hold it.

All right, Collins. Now you get to take a nice walk all by yourself.

Down the alley and out on the dock. Me and Bowen will follow.

If you try to tip anyone off, I'll let Bowen have it.

You wouldn't want that, would you? Get going.

Go ahead, Collins.

All the way out. Keep under the lights.

Alto!

Alto ahí!

I'm not Myers! I'm not Myers!

D'you hear me? I'm not Myers!

Alto! Alto!

Alto! Alto ahí!

Alto! Alto!

Put your hands up. Walk this way.

Do as he tells you, Myers.

You're all through.

That's enough!

Lléveselo!

I'm sorry. We have to have full report.

You understand. Gracias.

It's all right.

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And today I´m gonna start my first let´s play

Maybe the last, maybe the first.

I dunno but it´s here my Final Fantasy XV Let´s play

before we begin I would like to explain some things

I´ll be trying to add Kingsglaive cutscenes (never happened)

Since I think some of those cutscenes

that would be cool to have on the game

and it wasn´t necessary to make an entire movie!

Or even make a new protagonist for the movie!

When they could have used Regis!

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During the games story I´ll be using these outfits

I´ll be using this because they´re the most normal

these ones are the ones that we saw in the promotional material

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so I´m gonna use them!

And in the story mode, not exactly mode

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Tao | What does Yin Yang mean? | Licensed Ruben Arana | Tai Argentina Center - Duration: 6:12.

Hello!

"CENTRO TAI ARGENTINA" Les welcomes this new video ...

Today the lawyer Ruben Arana,

we talk about meanings and concepts of "yin" and "yang"

and give us tips on how to use it on a daily basis.

Then I invite you to join us for the next presentation ...

Marcos .., thank you very much for being there

Welcome! I'm the lawyer Rubén Arana, director of "Tais Center Argentina".

And let's talk about an issue today, very interesting, very important, which is the "yin and yang".

The basis of Chinese philosophy, the basis of Chinese culture .., the basis of oriental energy medicine ..,

the base of oriental art.

Thus, everyone understands the reality of the East ...

In a constant duality that is the "Yin and Yang"

Where the "YIN" is the dark side of the mountain translates as,

the "YANG" is the clear part of the mountain.

The "YIN" is night, "YANG" is the day.

The "Yin" is the passivity and "YANG" is activity.

The "Yin" is the woman, "Yang" is the man.

Which it is in continuous opposition ...

Day Night opposite ..,

Light opposite Darkness ..,

In constant opposition, but also in constant movement ...

The night goes on, the day culminates night ..,

the light goes out and starts the darkness, the light comes on and starts light ...

Hence there is a constant movement of "Yin" "Yang"

and our life is imbued with this ...

We are from that level of awareness and understanding.

Here are two points that I will share with you the first:

- What happens you that there are things they like and there are things you do not like?

Well ... We could say that things are like "YANG" ..,

and the things they do not like are "YIN" .., for the generality ...

What they like to do with a part of you that like,

and some who do not like probably have to do with the shadow ..,

you have within, unseen is behind ...

I can not understand myself and that I reject the outside.

So I can understand that too is out and I do not like having to do with myself.

Is part of my then integrate this shadow is important .., First point ..!

Then accept and integrate, accept this from "Yin Yang" because we see the reality of this polar form ...

"I like / I do not like" "More or less good / bad or so" ...

And it all has to do with us, not with others has to do with us ...

- Second point: "Do not get stuck".

When we are in a moment "Yin" ..,

we do not feel good, we are low, we have to circulate for change to occur.

Important circulate in different ways, we can do from within ...

Since in such as taking something warm, something tonifique us ..,

coffee, tea, ginger tea something that raises energy and regenerate energy "Yang".

To move !, we can do an exercise, we can breaths, to activate the energy and change.

We can simply get up and move, but the important thing is out of the impasse in which sometimes were ...

In the "Yang" or the "Yin" ...

And most dangerous of stagnation is the "Yin" ...

Lo "Yang" generates activity and movement but then off ...

Know that then goes out to not be wrong simply to rest and then move back to ...

Understand that everything that goes out has to do with us.

And that has to circulate constantly within us ...

And that happiness is not always be in the "Yang"

but harmonically to circulate between cute, ugly and we do not like ...

Integrating it as part of ourselves,

It is a little secret understanding of this form of the "Yin" and "Yang" ...

Well I hope you have served with this idea, this vision of the "Yin" and "Yang"

There is much to talk about ...

Those who have enjoyed the video give me a "LIKE" and ....

those who want to leave feedback gladly, including questions,

why we can make some apartir videos of these questions or doubts we will gladly because it is for you.

So I wish you a beautiful day full of sun ..,

and balance and harmony "YIN YANG" ...

Thank you very much and blessings for all ... THANK YOU!