I have five little rules that you can follow as you find your spark and bring
your spark to life the first is to go after the things that you want let me
tell you a story so a friend of mine and I we went for a run in Central Park the
Roadrunners organization on the weekends they host races and it's very common at
the end of the race they'll have a sponsor who will give away something
apples or bagels or something and on this particular day when we got to the
end of the run there were some free bagels and they had picnic tables set up
and on one side was a group of volunteers on the table were boxes of
bagels and on the other side was a long line of runners waiting to get their
free bagel so I said to my friend let's let's get a bagel and he looked at me
and said that lines too long and I said free bagel and he said I don't want to
wait in line and I was like free bagel and he says not let's it's too long and
that's when I realized that there's two ways to see the world some people see
the thing that they want and some people see the thing that prevents them from
getting the thing that they want I could only see the bagels he could only see
the line and so I walked up to the line I leaned in between two people put my
hand in the box and pulled out two bagels and no one get
mad at me because the rule is you can go after whatever you want
you just cannot deny anyone else to go after whatever they want
now I had to sacrifice choice I didn't get to choose which bagel I got I got
whatever I pulled out but I didn't have to wait in line so the point is is you
don't have to wait in line you don't have to do it the way everybody else has
done it you can do it your way you can break the rules you just can't get in
the way of somebody else getting what they want that's rule number one
rule number two I like this
in the 18th century there was something that spread across
Europe and eventually made its way to America
also known as the black death of childbed basically what was happening
these women were giving birth they would die within 48 hours after
giving birth this black death of childbirth
is the ravage of Europe and it got worse and worse and worse the course for
century in some hospitals it was as high as 70% of women who gave birth who would
die as a result of people birth but this was the Renaissance this was
the time of empirical data and science and we had thrown away things like
tradition and mysticism these were men of science these were doctors and these
doctors and men of science wanted to study and try and find the reason for
this black death of childbed and so they got to work studying and they would
study the corpses of the of the women who had died and in the morning they
would conduct autopsies and then in the afternoon they would go and deliver
babies and finish their rounds and it wasn't until somewhere in the mid 1800s
that dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes father of Supreme Court justice Oliver Wendell
Holmes realized that all of these doctors who conducting autopsies in the
morning who weren't washing their hands before they delivered babies in the
afternoon and he pointed it out and said guys you're the problem and they ignored
him and called him crazy for 30 years until finally somebody
realized that if they simply washed their hands it would go away
and that's exactly what happened when they started sterilizing their
instruments and washing their hands the black death of child bed disappeared my
point is the lesson here is sometimes you're the problem we've seen this
happen all too recently with our new men of science and empirical studies these
men of Finance
who are smarter than the rest of us until the thing collapsed and they
blamed everything else except themselves and my point is is take accountability
for your actions you can take all the credit in the world for the things that
you do right as long as you also take responsibility for the things you do
wrong it must be a balanced equation you don't get it one way and not the other
you get to take credit when you also take accountability that's lesson 2
lesson 3 take care of each other the United States Navy SEALs are perhaps the
most elite warriors in the world and one of the seals was asked who makes it
through the selection process who is able to become a seal and his answer was
I can't tell you the kind of person that becomes a seal I can't tell you the kind
of person that makes it through buds but I can tell you the kind of people
who don't become seals he says the guys that show up with huge
bulging muscles covered in tattoos who want to prove to the world how tough
they are none of them make it through he said the preening leaders who like to
delegate all their responsibilities and never do anything themselves none of
them said the star college athletes who have
never really been tested to the core of their being
he says some of the guys that make it through her skinny scrawny said some of
the guys that make it through you will see them shivering out of fear
it says however
when they find themselves physically spent emotionally
when they have nothing left to give physically or emotionally somehow some
way they are able to find the energy to dig down deep inside themselves to find
the energy to help the guy next to them they become seals he said you want to be
an elite warrior it's not about how tough you are it's not about how smart
you are it's not about how fast you are if you want to be an elite warrior
you better get really really good at helping the person to the left of you
and helping the person to the right of you because that's how people advanced
in the world the world is too dangerous in the world is too difficult for you to
think that you can do these things alone if you find your spark I commend you now
who you gonna ask for help and when are you gonna accept help when it's offered
learn that skill learn by practicing helping each other it'll be the single
most valuable thing you ever learn in your entire life to accept help when
it's offered and to ask for it when you know that you can't do it the amazing
thing is when you learn to ask for help you'll discover that there are people
all around you who've always wanted to help you they just didn't think you
needed it because you kept pretending that you had everything under control
and the minute you say I don't know what I'm doing I'm stuck I'm scared I don't
think I can do this you will find that lots of people who love you will rush in
and take care of you but that'll only happen if you learn to take care of them
first
lesson four Nelson Mandela is a particularly special case study in the
leadership world because he is universally regarded as a great leader
you can take other personalities and depending on the nation you go to we
have different opinions about other personalities but Nelson Mandela across
the world is universally regarded as a great leader he was actually the son of
a tribal chief and he was asked one day how did you learn to be a great leader
and he responded that he would go with his father to tribal meetings and he
remembers two things when his father would meet with other elders one they
would always sit in a circle and to his father was always the last to speak
you'll be told your whole life
I would say that you need to learn to be the last to speak I see it in boardrooms
every day of the week even people who consider themselves good leaders who may
actually be decent leaders will walk into a room and say here's the problem
here's what I think but I'm interested in your opinion let's go around the room
it's too late the skill to hold your opinions to
yourself until everyone has spoken it's one it gives everybody else the
feeling that they have been heard the giving gives everyone else the ability
to feel that they have contributed and two you get the benefit of hearing what
everybody else has to think before you render the skill is really to keep your
opinions to yourself if you agree with somebody don't not yes if you disagree
with somebody simply sit there take it all in and the
only thing you're allowed to do is ask questions so that
understand what they need and why they have the opinion that they had you must
understand from where they are speaking why they have the opinion they have not
just what they are saying and at the end you will get your turn
it sounds easy it's not practice being the last to speak
that's what Nelson Mandela did number three number five this Monty Python one
two five three four all the other nerds in the audience there's one number five
my favorite one of all true story there was a former Undersecretary of
Defense who was invited to give a speech at a large conference about a thousand
people and he was standing on the stage with his cup of coffee and a Styrofoam
cup giving his prepared remarks with his
PowerPoint behind him and he took a sip of his coffee and he smiled and he
looked down at the coffee and then he went off-script
and he said you know last year I spoke at this exact same conference last year
I was still the undersecretary and when I spoke here last year they flew me here
business class and when I arrived at the airport there was somebody waiting for
me to take me to my hotel and they took me to my hotel and they had already
checked me in and they just took me up to my room and the next morning I came
downstairs and there was someone waiting in the lobby to greet me and they drove
me to this here same venue they took me through the back entrance and took me
into the green room and handed me a coffee cup of coffee in a beautiful
ceramic cup he says I'm no longer the undersecretary
I flew here coach I took a taxi to my hotel and I checked myself in when I
came down the lobby this morning I took another taxi to this venue I came in the
front door and found my way backstage and when I asked someone do you have any
coffee he pointed to the coffee machine in the corner and I poured myself a cup
of coffee into this here Styrofoam cup he says the lesson is the ceramic cup
was never meant for me he was meant for the position I held I deserved a
Styrofoam cup remember this as you gain Fame as you gain fortune as you gain
position and seniority people will treat you better they will hold doors open for
you they will get you a cup of tea and coffee without you even asking they will
call you sir and man they give you stuff none of that stuff
is meant for you that stuff is meant for the position you
hold is meant for the level that you have achieved a leader or success or
whatever you want to call it but you will always
a Styrofoam cup remember that remember that lesson of humility and gratitude
you and accept all the free stuff you can accept all the perks absolutely you
could enjoy them but just be grateful for them and know that they're not for
you I remember getting off the Acela it took the Acela from New York to
Washington DC and I got off the train like everybody else and I was walking
down the platform like everyone else and I walked past general Nordy Schwartz who
used to be a chief of staff of the United States Air Force the head of the
Air Force and here I did you see a guy in a suit slapping his own suitcase down
the platform just like me and just a couple months ago he was flying on
private jets and an entourage and other people carried his luggage but he no
longer held the position and so now he got to drag his own suitcase and never
did it sort of remind me more that none of us deserve the perks that we get we
all deserve a Styrofoam cup
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with Team Ireland Golf and I'm here to give you
a few tips on how to play golf.
(SWISH)
First thing for people,
especially people coming new to the game of golf,
is to remember the first three letters of the word "school".
S-C-H. OK, the S stands for swish.
You've got to make the club swish as loud as you can.
This is probably your one and only opportunity
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Make that club swish.
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In golf, we don't try and keep our head down.
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and in the backswing.
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H - the most universal thing you can do when you're
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Hello Riders! Welcome from Your MadHorse ;)
Today I'm gonna start a brand new section on this channel
Here I'll speak about all most beautiful bikes which wrote Motorcycling History
and this 1st episode We're gonna open with fireworks
Talking about a bike which Shocked and changed the Motorcycling World
Recognazible Sound
Three Letters: YZF
Followed by a Spectacular "R"
and then the number which perfectly fits to this bike: 1
During 90's, Sportbikes lived an incredible "Golden Period"
different manifacturers, tried to change their sportbikes engine cc
mainly from 750 to 900
but Yamaha played an "All-In"
with a unique Word: No Compromise
built with a 998cc Engine
Writing History as the 1st 1000cc Sportbike
which will open roads to nowadays sportbikes
It was a bike made to win
Other Japanese and Italian Bikes were unable to compete with it
Presented during 1997 EICMA
Will be on Market on 1998
Its launch was an incredible success
and became the leader of Sportbikes section
all journalists went crazy when this bike was launched
and It was named "Bike of the century"
More Pros than Cons
One of these was the light weight
despite the other bikes
it was the 1st 1000cc with a 600 similar weight
Engine was located in the Deltabox Frame
made with modern aluminium
Infact the Deltabox frame was yet used by Yamaha
but this version was refined
1st Deltabox came out on TZR 250
Deltabox 2 was enhanched
More light and tough
this was possible by the Diamond Scheme
able to keep tight the Monstrous Engine of R1
and We're gonna talk about something simply spectacular ;)
4 Cylinder 4 Strokes
Cylinders inclined on forward
and upper carter section made to form an unique section
4 reversed Carburetors Mikuni 40mm
and 150HP to unleash
with a 4 in 1 Exhaust
with Exup Valve to enhance medium rpms
one of the features which determined R1 Sucess
despite this great Technical Schedule
like often happens for 1st versions
YZF R1 wasn't perfect
the main Con
is the Wild Erogation
which tends to bother unexperienced riders and sometimes experts too
infact this bike is so "Cult" even for this feature too (almost for my personal opinion)
a Real Monster with a nice Curriculum which allows it to enter in this Cult Bikes Section
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I have five little rules that you can follow as you find your spark and bring
your spark to life the first is to go after the things that you want let me
tell you a story so a friend of mine and I we went for a run in Central Park the
Roadrunners organization on the weekends they host races and it's very common at
the end of the race they'll have a sponsor who will give away something
apples or bagels or something and on this particular day when we got to the
end of the run there were some free bagels and they had picnic tables set up
and on one side was a group of volunteers on the table were boxes of
bagels and on the other side was a long line of runners waiting to get their
free bagel so I said to my friend let's let's get a bagel and he looked at me
and said that lines too long and I said free bagel and he said I don't want to
wait in line and I was like free bagel and he says not let's it's too long and
that's when I realized that there's two ways to see the world some people see
the thing that they want and some people see the thing that prevents them from
getting the thing that they want I could only see the bagels he could only see
the line and so I walked up to the line I leaned in between two people put my
hand in the box and pulled out two bagels and no one get
mad at me because the rule is you can go after whatever you want
you just cannot deny anyone else to go after whatever they want
now I had to sacrifice choice I didn't get to choose which bagel I got I got
whatever I pulled out but I didn't have to wait in line so the point is is you
don't have to wait in line you don't have to do it the way everybody else has
done it you can do it your way you can break the rules you just can't get in
the way of somebody else getting what they want that's rule number one
rule number two I like this
in the 18th century there was something that spread across
Europe and eventually made its way to America
also known as the black death of childbed basically what was happening
these women were giving birth they would die within 48 hours after
giving birth this black death of childbirth
is the ravage of Europe and it got worse and worse and worse the course for
century in some hospitals it was as high as 70% of women who gave birth who would
die as a result of people birth but this was the Renaissance this was
the time of empirical data and science and we had thrown away things like
tradition and mysticism these were men of science these were doctors and these
doctors and men of science wanted to study and try and find the reason for
this black death of childbed and so they got to work studying and they would
study the corpses of the of the women who had died and in the morning they
would conduct autopsies and then in the afternoon they would go and deliver
babies and finish their rounds and it wasn't until somewhere in the mid 1800s
that dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes father of Supreme Court justice Oliver Wendell
Holmes realized that all of these doctors who conducting autopsies in the
morning who weren't washing their hands before they delivered babies in the
afternoon and he pointed it out and said guys you're the problem and they ignored
him and called him crazy for 30 years until finally somebody
realized that if they simply washed their hands it would go away
and that's exactly what happened when they started sterilizing their
instruments and washing their hands the black death of child bed disappeared my
point is the lesson here is sometimes you're the problem we've seen this
happen all too recently with our new men of science and empirical studies these
men of Finance
who are smarter than the rest of us until the thing collapsed and they
blamed everything else except themselves and my point is is take accountability
for your actions you can take all the credit in the world for the things that
you do right as long as you also take responsibility for the things you do
wrong it must be a balanced equation you don't get it one way and not the other
you get to take credit when you also take accountability that's lesson 2
lesson 3 take care of each other the United States Navy SEALs are perhaps the
most elite warriors in the world and one of the seals was asked who makes it
through the selection process who is able to become a seal and his answer was
I can't tell you the kind of person that becomes a seal I can't tell you the kind
of person that makes it through buds but I can tell you the kind of people
who don't become seals he says the guys that show up with huge
bulging muscles covered in tattoos who want to prove to the world how tough
they are none of them make it through he said the preening leaders who like to
delegate all their responsibilities and never do anything themselves none of
them said the star college athletes who have
never really been tested to the core of their being
he says some of the guys that make it through her skinny scrawny said some of
the guys that make it through you will see them shivering out of fear
it says however
when they find themselves physically spent emotionally
when they have nothing left to give physically or emotionally somehow some
way they are able to find the energy to dig down deep inside themselves to find
the energy to help the guy next to them they become seals he said you want to be
an elite warrior it's not about how tough you are it's not about how smart
you are it's not about how fast you are if you want to be an elite warrior
you better get really really good at helping the person to the left of you
and helping the person to the right of you because that's how people advanced
in the world the world is too dangerous in the world is too difficult for you to
think that you can do these things alone if you find your spark I commend you now
who you gonna ask for help and when are you gonna accept help when it's offered
learn that skill learn by practicing helping each other it'll be the single
most valuable thing you ever learn in your entire life to accept help when
it's offered and to ask for it when you know that you can't do it the amazing
thing is when you learn to ask for help you'll discover that there are people
all around you who've always wanted to help you they just didn't think you
needed it because you kept pretending that you had everything under control
and the minute you say I don't know what I'm doing I'm stuck I'm scared I don't
think I can do this you will find that lots of people who love you will rush in
and take care of you but that'll only happen if you learn to take care of them
first
lesson four Nelson Mandela is a particularly special case study in the
leadership world because he is universally regarded as a great leader
you can take other personalities and depending on the nation you go to we
have different opinions about other personalities but Nelson Mandela across
the world is universally regarded as a great leader he was actually the son of
a tribal chief and he was asked one day how did you learn to be a great leader
and he responded that he would go with his father to tribal meetings and he
remembers two things when his father would meet with other elders one they
would always sit in a circle and to his father was always the last to speak
you'll be told your whole life
I would say that you need to learn to be the last to speak I see it in boardrooms
every day of the week even people who consider themselves good leaders who may
actually be decent leaders will walk into a room and say here's the problem
here's what I think but I'm interested in your opinion let's go around the room
it's too late the skill to hold your opinions to
yourself until everyone has spoken it's one it gives everybody else the
feeling that they have been heard the giving gives everyone else the ability
to feel that they have contributed and two you get the benefit of hearing what
everybody else has to think before you render the skill is really to keep your
opinions to yourself if you agree with somebody don't not yes if you disagree
with somebody simply sit there take it all in and the
only thing you're allowed to do is ask questions so that
understand what they need and why they have the opinion that they had you must
understand from where they are speaking why they have the opinion they have not
just what they are saying and at the end you will get your turn
it sounds easy it's not practice being the last to speak
that's what Nelson Mandela did number three number five this Monty Python one
two five three four all the other nerds in the audience there's one number five
my favorite one of all true story there was a former Undersecretary of
Defense who was invited to give a speech at a large conference about a thousand
people and he was standing on the stage with his cup of coffee and a Styrofoam
cup giving his prepared remarks with his
PowerPoint behind him and he took a sip of his coffee and he smiled and he
looked down at the coffee and then he went off-script
and he said you know last year I spoke at this exact same conference last year
I was still the undersecretary and when I spoke here last year they flew me here
business class and when I arrived at the airport there was somebody waiting for
me to take me to my hotel and they took me to my hotel and they had already
checked me in and they just took me up to my room and the next morning I came
downstairs and there was someone waiting in the lobby to greet me and they drove
me to this here same venue they took me through the back entrance and took me
into the green room and handed me a coffee cup of coffee in a beautiful
ceramic cup he says I'm no longer the undersecretary
I flew here coach I took a taxi to my hotel and I checked myself in when I
came down the lobby this morning I took another taxi to this venue I came in the
front door and found my way backstage and when I asked someone do you have any
coffee he pointed to the coffee machine in the corner and I poured myself a cup
of coffee into this here Styrofoam cup he says the lesson is the ceramic cup
was never meant for me he was meant for the position I held I deserved a
Styrofoam cup remember this as you gain Fame as you gain fortune as you gain
position and seniority people will treat you better they will hold doors open for
you they will get you a cup of tea and coffee without you even asking they will
call you sir and man they give you stuff none of that stuff
is meant for you that stuff is meant for the position you
hold is meant for the level that you have achieved a leader or success or
whatever you want to call it but you will always
a Styrofoam cup remember that remember that lesson of humility and gratitude
you and accept all the free stuff you can accept all the perks absolutely you
could enjoy them but just be grateful for them and know that they're not for
you I remember getting off the Acela it took the Acela from New York to
Washington DC and I got off the train like everybody else and I was walking
down the platform like everyone else and I walked past general Nordy Schwartz who
used to be a chief of staff of the United States Air Force the head of the
Air Force and here I did you see a guy in a suit slapping his own suitcase down
the platform just like me and just a couple months ago he was flying on
private jets and an entourage and other people carried his luggage but he no
longer held the position and so now he got to drag his own suitcase and never
did it sort of remind me more that none of us deserve the perks that we get we
all deserve a Styrofoam cup
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Hey YouTube, Jim here!
Welcome to Top10Archive!
Don't you just love animals?
Cute and cuddly little creatures that you can't help but nuzzle?
Yeah, well, if you tried that with any of these beasts of nature... you'd probably
be dead.
We're leaving the snuggly world of lovable fluff behind to warn you of the world's ten
most venomous animals!
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the like button and leave us a comment because we're always looking to engage in interesting
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10.
Indian Red Scorpion His friends know him as Hottentotta tamulus.
You can call him Indian Red Scorpion, the Toxic Terror!
This Arthropoda, which can grow up to 3.5-inches long (90 mm), can be found skittering about
the lands of India, eastern Pakistan, the lowlands of Nepal, and, rarely, in Sri Lanka,
terrorizing anyone that crosses its path with a dangerous, bulbous stinger.
One sting from the Indian Red Scorpion can lead to a plethora of uncomfortable symptoms,
including vomiting, cyanosis, shortness of breath, cardiac dysrhythmia, shock, hypertension,
priapism, loss of consciousness, and death.
In clinical studies, the mortality rate of envenomation has been reported anywhere between
8% and 40%.
9.
Funnel-Web Spider Though the venom from the Australian funnel-web
spider was recently linked to the possible prevention of brain damage from strokes, it's
ill-advised to run out and give one of these Atracinae a hug.
Thanks to the introduction of an anti-venom, the death rate from envenomation has dropped
drastically, but it's still best to avoid their path.
While you may not die, a bite from the funnel-web can cause sweating, twitching, elevated heart
rate and blood pressure, vomiting, confusion, metabolic acidosis, hypertension, unconsciousness,
and shortness of breath.
It's no picnic, which is why the male funnel-web replaced the Brazilian wandering spider as
the most dangerous arachnid.
8.
Boomslang Though its name is quirky and fun to say,
the venomous boomslang from Sub-Saharan Africa is far less enjoyable than its moniker.
It is one of few members of the Colubridae family that is harmful to humans, thanks to
its larger fangs and venom glands.
While it's common for venom to attack the nervous and respiratory systems, that of the
boomslang is a hemotoxin that impedes the coagulation of blood in its victim.
Along with a headache, sleepiness, and nausea, a boomslang bite can cause hemorrhaging in
vital parts of the body.
Even with the administration of an anti-venom, it's possible that a patient may require
a complete blood transfusion to survive the bite.
7.
Coastal Taipan Known for being the world's sixth most venomous
snake, the coastal taipan or common taipan carries an unpleasant dose of taicatoxin,
or a neurotoxin that hinders the ability of blood to clot.
Within minutes of being bitten, victims can experience convulsions, internal bleeding,
nausea and vomiting, deterioration of muscle, and kidney failure, all leading to death within
30 minutes to 2 1/2 hours.
There is no surviving the bite of the coastal taipan if left untreated, as it delivers a
dosage 1,000x the amount needed to kill the average adult human.
Up until 1956, when an anti-venom was introduced by the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories, anyone
bitten by a common taipan likely prepared for an uncomfortable death.
6.
Cone Snail Most of us know snails as a delicious cuisine
but the people of the Western Indo-Pacific region, the Cape coast of South Africa, the
Mediterranean, and even southern California may recognize snails as a troubling, albeit
beautiful, predatory mollusk capable of envenoming and killing humans.
The most predominant feature of the cone snail is its outer shell, which is attractive enough
to be sought for jewelry or collection.
Shell collectors heed caution, however, as the harpoon-like sting of this snail can lead
to excruciating pain, paralysis, and respiratory failure.
On the plus side, the snail's venom has been implemented in trials for the treatment
of Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, and epilepsy.
5.
Irukandji Jellyfish Ranging from a few centimeters to one meter
in length (1 inch to 3 feet) and 4 mm wide, the Irukandji jellyfish from Australia's
eastern coast may be the tiniest creature to grace this list.
Despite its size, the Irukandji is best known for having its own syndrome.
A sting from this oceanic critter's tentacles leads to muscle cramps, severe pain in the
back and kidneys, burning skin, vomiting, and increased heart rate.
Amidst all this, the venom can also lead to death, but typically results in psychological
alterations, which may make an otherwise happy person feel morose.
The death count attributed to the Irukandji is skewed as it's unclear how many are misattributed
to other incidents.
4.
Dubois Sea Snake Aipysurus duboisii, or the Dubois' sea snake
is endemic to Papua New Guinea, New Caledonia, and, of course, the coastal regions of Australia.
Found in depths of around 262 feet (80 meters) in coral reefs, you're unlikely to happen
across this slithery serpent on land, making it easier to avoid the unpleasant effects
on the nervous system from a bite of this otherwise docile creature.
In lab tests, the venom of this sea snake killed mice with an injection of only .44
mg/kg of the rodent's body weight, earning it the title of the most venomous sea snake
and second most venomous snake in the world behind… well, you'll see.
3.
Blue-Ringed Octopus A favorite amongst the Archive team, the blue-ringed
octopus is a stunning creature – both visually and physically.
While the coloring of the octopus makes it look like a docile creature, its venomous
bite distributes a tetrodotoxin vital in the tiny creature's survival and feeding.
This 8-inch (20 cm) Octopoda carries enough venom to kill 26 adults as even the tiniest
of nips can cause total body paralysis.
It's fairly easy to not tick off this eight-tentacled wonder, but in case you need a warning, the
blue-ringed octopus is known to change its color to bright yellow and flash its blue
rings when threatened.
2.
Inland Taipan Snake If you thought the coastal taipan was a beast,
let us introduce you to its land-based cousin, the inland taipan.
Just one bite from this east-Australian terror is estimated to pack enough venom to kill
100 adult males or over 250,000 mice!
As the inland taipan is indigenous to remote regions, it hasn't been connected to many
deaths, but it would take only 45 minutes from envenomation for a grown person to perish.
The taipan's cocktail of neurotoxins, hemotoxins, nephrotoxins and mycotoxins can lead to multi-organ
failure preceded by dizziness, diarrhea, vomiting, and convulsions.
1.
Box Jellyfish Harmless and quite squishy looking, the box
jellyfish, or sea wasp, sports 15 tentacles, each reaching upwards of 10 feet long (3 meters)
and equipped with 5,000 stinging cells.
The most fatal of the box jellyfish species is the Chironex fleckeri, which carries a
venom potent enough to kill a grown adult within a few minutes.
Once envenomed, the jellyfish's prey may suffer from nervous system damage and, if
not treated right away, can go into cardiac arrest.
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On Monday night, CNN hosted a healthcare debate with senators Lindsey Graham and Bill Cassidy
on the Republican side and keep in mind, they're the two people who came up with the disastrous
healthcare bill that's currently in the senate, and on the Democratic side, we had senators
Amy Klobuchar and Bernie Sanders.
Now, throughout this debate, in between myself shouting at the TV and then getting yelled
at by my wife about that.
Bernie Sanders and Amy Klobuchar made a lot of great points.
They talked about the need to address rising premiums.
They talked about the need to address the rising cost of pharmaceuticals and Bernie
Sanders continued to talk about his Medicare for all legislation and why the United States
needs to push towards that kind of system similar to what every other industrialized
country in the planet is doing.
Meanwhile, on the Republican side, senators Graham and Cassidy offered absolutely nothing
to help, one, clarify what's actually in their piece of legislation or two insure that all
Americans retain their health insurance coverage even if they have preexisting conditions.
Now, they did tell us that, "Look, if you have a preexisting condition, you're still
absolutely going to be able to buy health insurance."
Well guess what folks, that's still been the rule for as long as I can remember.
Yeah, you can buy it but it's going to be so unaffordable that you're not going to be
able to buy it.
Access does not equal coverage and that's something that Republicans don't seem to quite
understand.
Everybody in this country, yeah, we have access to health insurance.
Whether or not we can pay for it or afford it is a completely different story and that's
what the Republicans don't get and that is why they've been so successful at telling
people that we need to destroy the affordable care act.
Graham and Cassidy both, mostly Graham however, continued to harp on the fact that Obamacare
is failing.
That's why we're here tonight, Graham kept saying, because it's failing.
No, you're here tonight because you put forth a horrible piece of legislation that according
to the CBO score that came out yesterday is going to kick millions of people off of their
health insurance.
That's why you were there.
The reason people say Obamacare is failing because that's been the Republican talking
points since the first day that it was enacted.
Remember when you started talking about all the problems they had with their website on
opening day and you said this thing is a complete disaster, the entire piece of legislation
is crap?
You've been doing it since day one but that doesn't necessarily make it true because by
every single measure, by every single report that's looked at it, it's actually exceeding
expectations.
It's not in danger of collapsing.
It's not sending health insurance companies into the death spiral.
It's actually working.
Is it perfect?
No.
Not even close to it.
There are many things we can improve upon but the Republicans aren't addressing those
issues.
Bernie Sanders and Amy Klobuchar did.
Those issues again are rising premiums which contrary to what Republicans tell us is the
sole fault of the insurance companies.
They like to blame Obamacare for these rising premiums.
Well, guess what folks, I don't know how many times I have to say it before it actually
sinks in, but the federal government can't raise your insurance premiums from a private
company.
That's impossible.
You want to get pissed off about higher premiums?
Blame Blue Cross.
Blame ETNA.
Blame all of the other insurance companies because they're the ones who do it and they're
making a killing by doing it.
They're not hurting for money.
Their CEOs are pulling in over $20 million a year in compensation.
I think they're going to be okay.
They're raising premiums out of greed, not because the risk pool is getting larger.
Not because they're having to pay out more claims but because they want more money.
That is the bottom line.
That is a fact that Republicans like Cassidy and Graham will not address but that is something
that Bernie Sanders and Amy Klobuchar absolutely hinted at and Bernie flat out said it.
The bottom line is this.
Graham and Cassidy offered absolutely nothing of substance during that debate.
They lied their way through that entire debate and at times even got applause from the crowd
which is a horrible statement on the state of the United States right now.
We don't need people applauding when they're being flat out lied to by people like Graham
and Cassidy and every other politician out there.
We need people to hold them accountable.
We need people intelligent enough to see through the bullshit that's getting fed to them by
these politicians.
But unfortunately, we don't have that.
That is one of the main reasons why we even had to have this silly debate
on CNN.
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Who Has a Secret in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire? - Duration: 2:28.
When have you let your hurt hurt someone else?
You have a secret.
Okay, it's an open, giant secret.
But no one ever talks about it.
Sometimes it makes you feel ashamed.
You know you should be proud
but people constantly make you feel small.
So you walk taller.
You hold your chin up higher
even when it feels like your neck might break under the strain.
And still, you can hear the whispers.
People mock you behind your back.
You work hard to be professional, fashionable.
You create such a formidable persona
so people wouldn't even dare talk to you about your secret.
Then you meet someone.
He has the same secret as you!
But that's not why you like him.
He's kind and passionate.
He helps you at work.
He makes you feel wanted in a way no one ever has.
One romantic evening
the two of you go on a walk.
You're excited
You don't get a lot of alone time with him
and this feels like your chance to be like everyone else.
You think maybe he'll kiss you.
Instead, all he wants to do is talk about your secret.
Because he has the same secret
And you get it, but seriously?
Is it too much to ask that, at this moment, it not be about that?
Guys like him are all the same!
You realize again it's the only reason they want to talk to you.
So, you're mean.
You're cold.
In fact, you deny that you even have the same secret.
And in denying yours, you make him feel alone in his.
You've shut down and walked away
and he feels rejected.
You realize the pain you felt your whole life
is exactly what you've made him feel.
And maybe that's the greatest pain of all.
You would be Madame Maxime
in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
When have you let your hurt hurt someone else?
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Breaking Up With Food Rules - Duration: 4:27.
Hi, it's Willow with C&J Nutrition, your Bumble Bee Foods nutrition blogger and this month
I thought I would talk about breaking free from food rules,
which involves intuitive eating. If you're new to the concept of intuitive eating, it's
letting your body's natural hunger and fullness cues
tell you when to start and stop eating. And it's also letting those cues from your body tell you what to eat.
This might sound a lot different than what you see in the media
and that's true. A lot of the messaging that we get these days is about
fad diets and food rules and letting these rules sort of dictate
what is "healthy". So there's
not eating past a certain time of day or not eating carbs or not eating white carbs or skipping sugar
or skipping fast food, and there's all of these rules telling you what creates a healthy diet.
But one of the issues with food rules is that they can promote an unhealthy relationship with food.
You can have a healthy diet, be a healthy person and not live within the confines of
any type of food rules.
One of the main reasons that these food rules can promote an unhealthy relationship
with food, is that you might find yourself out with friends
or you might find yourself traveling in a country that you've never been to before and see
amazing food that looks so interesting to you or want to explore the culture, a new culture, through food or see one of your
favorite things on a menu while you're out and
if you take this situation without food rules in it's a really positive,
happy, exciting, delicious situation and once you put those food rules in, that positive situation become something
negative and something bad and something that you're breaking, you're breaking a rule.
And so, then when you put it in in those words, it's it's clear to see that these food rules don't actually
help your relationship with food, they hurt it, and they make it more negative.
Intuitive eating comes into play here as a really great tool for helping you break out of these food rules.
I use this with my clients all the time to help them get into the
habit of listening to their body and letting their body tell them what to eat, when to eat.
One of the best ways I think to sort of get into
the routine of intuitive eating is using the hunger scale. This is especially
important for people who maybe have been following fad diets for a while, because
fad diets pretty much tell you not to listen to your body. You eat according to
a book or according to a website and that is the food rule that you follow.
Intuitive eating tells you listen to your body. The hunger scale is reading your hunger on a scale of one to ten. One being
you're so hungry, it feels that your stomach is digesting itself
you've gone way
too long without eating. Ten being you've eaten so much that you feel nauseated and need to lie down.
So somewhere between those two extremes is
around a three, when you're just starting to get hungry or your stomach is just starting to tell you it needs
something to eat and a six when you feel satisfied,
but you're not stuffed. So eating meals and snacks throughout the day, when you hit a three
your stomach is just starting to tell you what's hungry and stopping when you're at a six, satisfied,
will keep you feeling good, and keep your energy levels up throughout the day. The types of food that you eat
can vary and they should vary from day to day.
Something might sound good to you one day and it might not the next and making sure that you're eating things that make you feel
good from day to day too is part of intuitive eating.
So I hope that this helped kind of explain
what intuitive eating is and also get you thinking about just sort of how food rules might be
coming into your day-to-day
and ways that may be using the hunger scale a little bit more can help you push those food rules out and listen to what
your body is telling you a little bit more. I would love to hear any
experiences that you guys have had with food rules
and using intuitive eating or the hunger scale in the comments below. I will see you next month.
This is Willow with C&J Nutrition, your Bumble Bee Foods nutrition blogger. Bye!
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5 Signs You May Actually Be a Narcissist | Be The Light - Duration: 3:50.
5 Signs You May Actually Be a Narcissist
We've all heard the term narcissist and we all know it is mainly associated with a negative meaning.
But what does being a narcissist actually mean?
Well, according to the Psychologist's manual DSM-V, there are nine criteria for having Narcissistic personality
disorder (NPD), but you only need to have five out of the nine traits in order to be diagnosed.
But beyond the official criteria, there are other traits that show you have NPD,
so how do you know if you're a narcissist?
1.
If you get angry when someone disagrees with you
Narcissists may react to contrary viewpoints with anger because they have deep-rooted insecurities and anxieties that
are brought out when somebody disagrees with them.
If you're more likely to assume the other person is definitely wrong because you can't possibly be,
chances are you're well on the way to being a narcissist.
2.
If you project onto others
Projecting certain traits about yourself onto others is a non-official trait of a narcissist.
You can't stand that you may hold a certain trait, but somewhere in your psyche,
you recognise it – so when arguing with others, you claim that they have the trait automatically.
3.
If you see others as an extension to yourself
Narcissists often see others as a way to fulfil their own needs and reach their own goals – rather than own people with
their own feelings and needs.
They generally expect things from other people and feel as though they are entitled to certain things,
reacting badly when they don't receive them.
4.
If you can't take criticism
If you're offered a piece of criticism and it makes you angry or defensive, you may have some traits of a narcissist.
They often have inflated egos that don't like to be told anything negative about themselves,
which can mean constructive criticism can be hard to hear at times.
5.
If you don't feel empathetic
Lacking empathy can be a trait of psychopathy or many other personality disorders.
But if you don't easy feel empathetic towards the feelings, needs and wants of others,
chances are you could be a narcissist.
These traits may be fairly hard to self-analyse but if you recognise some or all of these traits in yourself or others,
you may well be a narcissist.
However, this article is not a psychiatric diagnosis and unless you are diagnosed by a professional using the DSM-V
guidelines, you shouldn't take this article as professional advice.
Try to research ways to use narcissism to your advantage and turn it into a positive rather than a negative trait.
Do you think you have any narcissistic traits or do you recognise any of these traits in those around you?
Let us know in the comments!
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