Wednesday, September 6, 2017

Youtube daily report w Sep 6 2017

One of the hardest changes to start and stay is the journey to lose weight.

Although everything seems simple enough on paper, It is not in real life.

When you begin to see results, you feel hopeful. But then

things tend to go wrong when you finally feels comfortable and loss

weight decreases or completely. To the people who are on the journey to lose weight,

Here a combination lemons, honey, cinnamon and warm water to release toxins,

to improve digestion and stimulate their metabolism. This detox juice will also

help keep your skin hydrated, which It is extremely important when trying to lose

Weight. What do you need: 1 teaspoon of cinnamon powder juice

½ lemon 1 tablespoon of honey

1 cup of warm water make this drink not It could be easier. Simply put cinnamon

the glass of water and stir. Then add lemon juice and honey and stir until completely

mixed.

It is recommended to consume this drink in the morning for best results. You must

begin to see the results soon.

However, it is also highly recommended you talk to your doctor before adding

any home remedy to your daily regimen. Resist the urge to buy supplies

diet in your pharmacy.

While they may make you initially lose weight, and they are harmful to your

Cheers. If you are already in process lose weight and have chosen your type of diet,

this recipe can be a valuable addition to its menu. If you are starting

this journey, look for recipes and diets let you do not have big impacts

in your daily routine and always remember: diet to lose weight is a process. Each

person has their own time to lose weight because it depends on your genetics.

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SHAZAM | ORIGEM - Duration: 11:17.

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Armand Gilles / Portrait de Nodeur - Duration: 1:17.

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"I Can't Afford It" 3 Steps to Avoid This - Duration: 4:02.

- I can't afford it, it's just too expensive,

we just don't have the budget.

If you've been in sales long enough

you've heard these devastating phrases

in your sales before.

People ask me, what do I do

with a prospect that says that?

And that's the wrong question.

What we want to ask is,

how do I avoid hearing these phrases in the first place.

Once you've heard one of these phrases

you're already in trouble.

In fact, I'd argue that there's very little

that you can do to save the sale at this point.

This is because your prospect is basically

telling you that you haven't shown me

enough value to justify my making this investment.

It is your job to do that, not their job.

In this video I'm going to show you

three steps every sales person must take

to avoid I can't afford it.

Check it out.

One, disqualification mindset.

There are some prospects who simply

don't see value or don't have money.

It is your job in the beginning of the sales process

to identify these people as soon as possible.

That means asking questions to really understand

how critical those challenges are

to understand are they they type of person

who will really invest in these types of challenges.

The second that you determine that

they're not going to make an investment

it's your job to immediately disqualify those prospects.

And disqualification mindset means that

you think like a doctor.

You're not going to look for a sale,

you're looking for a prospect who has

some serious challenges and a willingness

and a commitment to solve them.

Anyone who falls outside of that, disqualified.

Number two, help them calculate the upside.

Once you understand the challenges

it doesn't just stop there.

Every prospect knows that they have challenges.

But often they haven't done the math,

the real calculations on what those challenges

are really costing them

and what it would mean to the organization

in additional revenue or profit

or cost savings to actually solve those challenges.

The math is where you actually build value

in the sales process.

So by asking a question like,

if you were able to solve these challenges

what would it mean in additional profit

or cost saved or additional revenue?

You are now creating value in the sales process

by asking a question like that.

Number three, discuss money before you present.

So often sales people think

it's easier to just present the solution

before talking about money.

Let's face it, talking about money is uncomfortable.

But the problem is, once you present your solution

and share your prices you suddenly have

far less use to the prospect.

You've given away the goods.

Establish a budget before you present your solution.

Make sure that you're on the same page with money

before you show them the goods.

By doing that you're going to keep the sale on track

and make sure that what you're presenting

would be better received by the prospect.

So there are three steps every sales person

must take to avoid I can't afford it.

I want to hear from you.

Which of these ideas did you find most useful.

Be sure to share below in the comments section

to get involve in the conversation.

And if you enjoyed this video then I have this

awesome free ebook on 25 tips to crush your sales goal.

Just click right here to get instant access to it.

Also, if you've got some value, please like this video

below on YouTube and be sure to subscribe

to my YouTube channel by clicking right here,

my little face, to get access to a new video

just like this one each week.

Until next week.

For more infomation >> "I Can't Afford It" 3 Steps to Avoid This - Duration: 4:02.

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4 Ideias Muito Legais para Aproveitar o Tempo Livre - Minuto Educação #117 - Duration: 1:00.

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Legacy | A Arte do Encontro (The art of the Gathering) - Duration: 3:46.

Ah...The Legacy

Misunderstood by many, loved by so many others

Legacy is like that football team that arouses many emotions

Some say they hate, others swear by love

and there are still those who only heard, but never played a game of the format

but they weave the most beautiful comments

or utter the most terrible words

But, after all, what would the Legacy be?

What if we wanted to explain this format in the field of reason?

Love and hate less to understand a little more

It would be possible? It's what we'll see next.

Legacy is a format created in July 1997

as an appendix to Vintage

Only in 2004 it started to have his own list of banned cards

It is considered an eternal format, that is, in it you can use the cards of all existing editions of the game.

Unlike the Vintage, the Legacy is not allowed to use the main mana accelerators

like Sol Ring, Mana Crypt, Black Lotus and the original Moxes

This makes the format a bit slower

and, contrary to what many imagine, hardly a game ends in the first round.

Other relevant information about the Legacy is the power level of its cards

Anyone who has already returned to a game lost with a Brainstorm knows well what we are talking about

Or who casted a Grave Titan with Dark Ritual

after seeing the reanimation strategy go down.

Other cards, like Stoneforge Mystic and Jace the Mind Sculptor

were banned from Modern by unbalancing the format

They are cards that start working in turns 3 or 4

and are present in some of the best decks

which reinforces the thesis that, most of the time, you will have time to develop your game

And, what's better: you can do this by using some of the most powerful cards in the game.

Finally, we must emphasize something that all Legacy communities have in common all over Brazil

the solidarity and honesty put into practice among the players

It is not uncommon for each championship players lends cards each other

or even entire decks for those who want to start in the format

Perhaps because it is considered a more casual format

it is very rare to find a hostile environment where dishonesty prevails

as can often be seen when you are disputing a place on the Pro Tour

Or perhaps the striking cordiality among Legacy players comes from the understanding that this is a space to put your hobby into practice

and therefore, fun is what matters most!

Maybe that's why the Legacy community has been growing so much in recent years.

and from 2018 will receive, as official recognition, three times more GPs than this year

and, for the first time in history, will take place on a Pro Tour

Then, we come to the following panorama

play with some of the most powerful cards that exists

in a friendly and relaxed environment, with honest people but without leaving aside the healthy competition

In fact, they are irresistible ingredients for those looking for in Magic a game that is worth spending your time.

After all, Magic also means The Gathering

And as the poet said, life is the art of meeting

although there is so much mismatch in life

For more infomation >> Legacy | A Arte do Encontro (The art of the Gathering) - Duration: 3:46.

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Depoimentos de nossos alunos: Bianca - Duration: 1:56.

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Flat Track, una Storia Americana! History and Infos [English Subtitles] - Duration: 10:16.

Hello Riders and Welcome from Your MadHorse!

Today I want to talk about a specific category of bikes, which is growing up here in Italy: FLAT TRACK

The spread of these bikes has been "helped" by great champions which practice it

Like Marq Marquèz and Valentino Rossi

which use it to train themselves

and even do some Races

Flat Track, Like the Supermotos

which I talked about in the last video of this Channel Section

It's extremely spectacular, with a Lovely sliding style

It's practiced on dirt track Ovals

running in anti-clock direction

Flat Track is extremely similar to Speedway

another Category of Racing, which runs too on dirt track ovals and in anti-clock way

but it's different for some specific features

Speedway Bike

Dont' have Gears and Brakes

Instead, Flat Track Bikes are "Less Extreme"

Gears and Rear Brake and come from Stock Production

but They've some Setting Regulations:

Lowered Suspensions

and 19 inches wheels

19 on both wheels, Front and Rear)

with tyres with 6mm of depth

and depending to Tracks, there are Single Cylinder or Two Cylinder Bikes

Lenght of Ovals can change

and there are some Categories depending to it

1- Short Track

Max Lenght 400M

2- Half Mile

Max Lenght of 800M (Half Mile distance)

3- Mile

Max Lenght 1600M

Where Bikes reach High Speeds

With 2 Cylinder Bikes in this kind of race

Let's Start from the Rise of this wonderful discipline

Which Like most of The Motoristic Disciplines

Borns in The U.S.A.

During 20's, when Bikes became a bit more Reliable

Motorbikes lovers started to challenge themselves and the others

this wish bringed to the 1st races

but the lack of tracks in a big country like the America

Forced the organizers to create some specific tracks, made by wood

Like Velodromes, where are Bicycles

and despite this "Primitive"Tracks

Board Tracks popularity increased and a large crowd followed the Riders

but this kind of tracks were really expensive

and to control expenses on the end of 20's, organizers started to use Racecourses

Racecourses were present in every State

and this helped the spread of this discipline

Instead, Europe preferred Road Races

despite Americans which improved racecourses

and enhancing bikes to a Dirt Track Use

Flat Track Became extremely popular

Riders went to the track with their bikes

partecipated to the race and when everything went good... They cameback to Home on their legs

If They Were Skilled and Lucky may can win

an Handlebar or a New Tyre

and If it was Their lucky day, they could've earned a couple of $

It wasn't time to live with the earnings of Victories

a lot of people didit, just because it was Fun and Adrenalinic

Often they risked their life

and Safety Ideas were: "Business for Ladies"

During 30's Speedway became extremely popular

but despite this, Flat Track became the primary activity on Ovals of America

Start of 2nd WW stopped every kind of competition

and when it ended

Flat Track became the right activity to do for a lot of Fans, which had to stop during the war

Speedway will comeback only during 70's

Flat Track hadn't a Main Rulebook

and a lot of races were organized by Harley Davidson and Indian Dealers

became really difficult to win for Outsiders

an Indian Rider Rarely can win on an Harley Organization and conversely

and when it happened, for the organizers weren't good moments to live

That's Because Spectators were a lot into it

and didn't like to see their heroes loose at Home

Competitions were followed with a lot of intensity by spectators

which wanted to see riders fight on every meter, until the last

for sure this "Support" enhanced Races spectacularity

but instead enhanced the dangerous related to this races

during a short period of stability, organizers started to improve Rules and Safety

AMA since his Born Date (1924)

Tried to create a Main Rulebook for Flat Track

but only late 2nd WW, started to achieve some results

with the restart of competitions, Started the Flat Track National Championship

From 46' to 53' it was raced in a single event

It Took place at Springfield Oval, Illinois

which became the maximum center to group together for Flat Track fans

Like 30K Spectators, cheered wildly

with all their passion and the want to be there

with the same spirit riders fought wheel to wheel, with the objective to take the number 1 plate for their Bike

Since 1954, the championship started to race on other tracks too

It was the Born of the AMA Grand National Champions

and this started a long period of victories for the Harley Davidson

from this discipline, arrived most of the USA Champions (MotoGP too)

Like Kenny Roberts and Nicky Hayden

whole Hayden's family is made by riders

with a strong base on Flat Track

Push to the limit in Off Road

can be very dangerous

and many times it lead to horrific crashes

but it wasn't so for Kenny

and that's because He had a strong feeling with the bike and He was extremely superior despite his opponents

And when on 1978, He left Flat Track competitions to run the Speed Championship (Formula 750 & 500)

Flat Track Fans Were Shocked

many of them said: "Without Kenny, Race will not interest more anybody"

Roberts will make the History on Speed Championship too

creating the famous: Robert's Bend

infact He upgraded the riding style of Jarno Saarinen

leaning out of the seat and with the knee touching the asphalt on turns

unforgettable his "Celebration" for winning

a lap of the track wheeling

going past this story, Flat Track kept going quite good with the audience

but for a lot of time, the missing Black and Yellow Yamaha

on the starting line, facing the Harleys

was accepted but not without regrets from the fans

as I said on the start of this video, this discipline is spreading pretty good in Italy

but mostly is made on Speedway tracks

Ovals with Max Lenght of 300/400M

and the bikes are only one cylinder

No Electronic Controls

and it's all about the Rider skill of Slide

to not loose speed and go to the straight section with the right pace

unfortunately the various differences between European Flat Track and American Flat Track

Make impossible have a World Flat Track Championship

has only European Riders

The Usa Championship

started at the half of march

and it has 2 main categories

2 Cylinders

1 Cylinder 450cc

furthermore, there are many occasions to

try this sport

some tracks like Misanino

offer a rent service

Like I said for Pit Bikes and Supermotos

Flat Track too is a low budget discipline

That's all, I Hope You liked this video

I invite You to give a look

To the "MadHorses" section of my channel

I've added a couple of names

and I'll do some collaborations with these guys

I hope to do it before to get the A3 license

for sure when I'll get it, I'll do some MotoVlog and some Tour with 'em

1st: JimBiker

Motovlog, Funny Videos and He has a cool Bike ;)

2nd: Sbiellati De Borgata

Crew of Roman Riders, which does a lot of things: MotoVlog, Trackdays, Ohvale and Pit Bikes Video ;)

I'm really pumped and I can't wait to start to cooperate with 'em

I suggest You to give a look to both of this channels

Don't forget to comment, let me know if You knew Flat Track or if You practice it

don't forget to share this video to help Me to make this channel Grow up

and don't forget to subscribe to keep updated about my latest updates

We will meet in another Video

Lamps ;)

For more infomation >> Flat Track, una Storia Americana! History and Infos [English Subtitles] - Duration: 10:16.

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"I Can't Afford It" 3 Steps to Avoid This - Duration: 4:02.

- I can't afford it, it's just too expensive,

we just don't have the budget.

If you've been in sales long enough

you've heard these devastating phrases

in your sales before.

People ask me, what do I do

with a prospect that says that?

And that's the wrong question.

What we want to ask is,

how do I avoid hearing these phrases in the first place.

Once you've heard one of these phrases

you're already in trouble.

In fact, I'd argue that there's very little

that you can do to save the sale at this point.

This is because your prospect is basically

telling you that you haven't shown me

enough value to justify my making this investment.

It is your job to do that, not their job.

In this video I'm going to show you

three steps every sales person must take

to avoid I can't afford it.

Check it out.

One, disqualification mindset.

There are some prospects who simply

don't see value or don't have money.

It is your job in the beginning of the sales process

to identify these people as soon as possible.

That means asking questions to really understand

how critical those challenges are

to understand are they they type of person

who will really invest in these types of challenges.

The second that you determine that

they're not going to make an investment

it's your job to immediately disqualify those prospects.

And disqualification mindset means that

you think like a doctor.

You're not going to look for a sale,

you're looking for a prospect who has

some serious challenges and a willingness

and a commitment to solve them.

Anyone who falls outside of that, disqualified.

Number two, help them calculate the upside.

Once you understand the challenges

it doesn't just stop there.

Every prospect knows that they have challenges.

But often they haven't done the math,

the real calculations on what those challenges

are really costing them

and what it would mean to the organization

in additional revenue or profit

or cost savings to actually solve those challenges.

The math is where you actually build value

in the sales process.

So by asking a question like,

if you were able to solve these challenges

what would it mean in additional profit

or cost saved or additional revenue?

You are now creating value in the sales process

by asking a question like that.

Number three, discuss money before you present.

So often sales people think

it's easier to just present the solution

before talking about money.

Let's face it, talking about money is uncomfortable.

But the problem is, once you present your solution

and share your prices you suddenly have

far less use to the prospect.

You've given away the goods.

Establish a budget before you present your solution.

Make sure that you're on the same page with money

before you show them the goods.

By doing that you're going to keep the sale on track

and make sure that what you're presenting

would be better received by the prospect.

So there are three steps every sales person

must take to avoid I can't afford it.

I want to hear from you.

Which of these ideas did you find most useful.

Be sure to share below in the comments section

to get involve in the conversation.

And if you enjoyed this video then I have this

awesome free ebook on 25 tips to crush your sales goal.

Just click right here to get instant access to it.

Also, if you've got some value, please like this video

below on YouTube and be sure to subscribe

to my YouTube channel by clicking right here,

my little face, to get access to a new video

just like this one each week.

Until next week.

For more infomation >> "I Can't Afford It" 3 Steps to Avoid This - Duration: 4:02.

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killjoys | dutch & johnny » we don't have to stay here [...] - Duration: 3:11.

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Kangana Ranaut & Barkha Dutt Don't Give A F*ck | MissMalini - Duration: 4:56.

It's time to say that we don't give a... dash dash dash dash.

My 18 year old self I was in a lot of bad company.

I like Kangana because she doesn't care about being liked.

This is MissMalini. And I am so proud and happy

to be here with some mega Boss Ladies,

Barkha Dutt and Kangana Ranaut. I am super super excited.

And there is something really amazing that Barkha is going to tell us about,

that you have started - a brand new project.

Well, before that I want to say that with the three of us together

it doesn't get more wicked or badass than that.

Right?

So it's really exciting.

We have a new banner. It's called Mojo.

Mojo means magic,

it means talisman.

It's genesis is an African word.

I love it! And Kangana what do you think about Barkha?

We have been such fans of hers of course

watching her, you know, bomb the news all the time.

What is your opinion?

My opinion is... Barkha is a dear friend.

Like, there was a time when I was in awe of...

You mean you are not now?

I am.

But, right now, like for me... Let me complete!

There was a time when Barkha was...

There is a role which is fashioned after her in a movie

and that is how we all got so smitten with her.

But now I know her personally

and, like I told her today, I am just going to surrender myself to her.

Take me to the trip of magic and talisman and what not.

Bring my Mojo out!

Why did you choose Kangana?

You know I wrote something about Kangana recently

and it was a very unusual approach

And I said I like Kangana because she does not care about being liked.

And I really meant that as a compliment.

What I meant by that, Malini, was that too many of us women

care too much about what people think about us,

what they say about us,

how they bitch us out.

It's time to say that we don't give a dash dash dash dash!

about what you say. Or think!

And she represents that to me.

And that is feminist energy for me.

I got a lot of calls for that. I was filming for Manikarnika.

And everyone is sending me... In fact, on the shoot...

Neeta ma'am sent me, my director sent me the blog. And I am like, I have read it.

'Did you read this? Did you read this?' People who are your friends get so excited.

And I am like, I have read it. Thank you.

But I would like for everyone to get a sneak peek who may have missed the Facebook Live

what are the conversations going to be like?

Our conversations tend to not be about movies.

We tend to slip into talking about actually ourselves.

I think I see a similarity.

And the similarity is this that I see myself as someone who doesn't give a damn about what people say about me.

You have to understand that the moment you succeed

and you are in the public eye

there are a million people waiting to pull you down.

I feel protective about her because I see, as an older person,

a lot of people trying to do that to her.

And she hangs in there with her own energy and spunk.

The same energy. She is not oblivious to her surroundings. Very stimulated.

Very thoughtful. Very concerned.

And that is primarily why I love Barkha so much.

Every time she asks me to do anything for her, I can't refuse

because of that sheer genuine, thought provoking, active mind that she has,

which has my genuine respect

because I get you, sister!

I think we deserve a pre show hug!

Here is an example of some #GirlLove

This also dispels the myth that women pull each other down

and don't support each other.

Not women like Barkha.

And Kangana.

And Malini.

I think that is amazing. There is a lot of girl love in this room.

So this is the kind of conversation you can expect to hear -

Things that are different and open-minded and challenging

on the Mojo, so stay tuned for that!

But I would like you to each tell me one piece of advice

that you would go back and give

your young, 18 year old, maybe insecure self today.

My 18 year old self, I was in a lot of bad company.

And I was kind of smitten with the edgy side of life.

That if I go that far, what happens?

If I go to the end, what happens?

I am glad I did that, but not everyone has to do that, you know?

You know when I was 18, I was too conscious about

not being seen as 'female'.

I almost de-gendered myself because I felt I had to prove a lot.

I remember really having to fight to cover a war from the frontline at Kargil in 1999

and I had to really battle. Becuase they were like,

'Where will you use the loo?' 'We don't have separate rooms for you?'

I said listen, Goddamit, I get it. It's a battle. It's a war.

I will go behind a rock, under the tree, just like the guys.

So I think what happened to me was a lot of defensiveness

about 'Don't see my as a woman journalist, see me as a journalist.'

At 45, I am very comfortable saying

as a woman I have had to fight twice as hard

to get to the same place as all my male peers.

I am comfortable in my own skin.

And I want to tell the 18 year old out there

be passionate, but most importantly, be yourself.

People will try and pull you down.

But the most difficult thing in life is not to be successful,

it's to be yourself.

And I would go back and tell my 18 year old self to stop worrying

because everything works out!

For more infomation >> Kangana Ranaut & Barkha Dutt Don't Give A F*ck | MissMalini - Duration: 4:56.

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STOP Counting Calories Once and For All - Duration: 5:40.

Hey, hey, everybody.

Shaun Hadsall here with Get Lean In 12

and Get Lean In 12 coach Dan Kill Mode Long.

Hey, everybody.

And inside this video, we want to talk

about how to create synergy for faster fat loss, plus portion

controls that will--

portion control guidelines for food

that will help you improve your insulin sensitivity.

Type 2 diabetes is an epidemic, and inside this video,

we're going to talk about combinations and portion

control that can help you control your insulin

sensitivity.

But the one thing that you need to understand

is that you must create synergy with your diet

and your exercise program, and Dan and I have a philosophy--

and we call this the Get Lean In 12

Synergy Triangle-- that it's not cardio that's going to give you

results, and it's not diet that's

going to give you results, and it's not

weight training, or resistance training,

or body weight training that's going to give you results.

It's the synergistic effect.

Right.

Of all three of them working together.

And you can see here that I have an apple in my hand.

And the reason I'm holding this apple

is because I want to drive home a point.

Most people, when they go to lose belly fat,

there's two kinds of things they do.

Excessive amounts of cardio, which

can be bad for your metabolism.

Moderate amounts of low intensity cardio are fine.

The other thing that they do is diet really hard.

And they just do those two things.

So if you have an apple or a pear-shaped body

and all you do is diet your butt off and do a bunch of cardio,

you're just going to be a smaller version of this apple

or pear when you're done.

So instead, you have to have weight training

in the equation.

I think that's the thing that most people miss,

especially women.

They think they're going to bulk up?

How many women have you seen in the gym and or one

of your friends, and they say exactly what Shaun's

talking about, right?

I cannot seem to lose this shape.

I cannot get thin.

I cannot get rid of this right around my belly.

Skinny fat.

Which is skinny fat.

Right?

I mean, I know you ladies out there want a flat tummy,

and I know you guys out there want a six pack.

This is the way, OK?

And this is the way you can become

the person who you want to be.

So listen to what we're saying here, OK?

This is very important.

The thing is, when you add weight training

into the equation, your metabolic rate

increases for hours afterwards.

So it's one of the great hidden secrets of weight loss

is adding in intense weight training into your equation,

because then when you lose weight,

now you'll have lean, sculpted, sexy muscle

to show when you burn off the goo

and you get into the ideal shape.

And then, Dan, let's talk about portion control guidelines

for insulin sensitivity.

Right.

So portion control, everybody.

This is the simplest and easiest way

to be able to know, when you go to eat that next meal,

if you're eating the proper amount.

So it's called the hand, fist, and thumb method.

Very simple, OK?

This thumb right here-- your thumb.

You go to the end of your nail.

And you see that little part right there?

This amount right here should be the amount of fat

that you consume in a meal.

OK?

No more than that.

Should be nothing more than a thumb.

Then you have a fist, which is the total amount of?

Carbohydrates.

Carbohydrates.

Carbohydrates are important, but when you have your fist--

my fist is bigger than his fist.

A little bit.

Not much.

Yours is probably gonna be a little smaller.

It could be a little bigger.

That's a good way to be able to portion out your carbohydrates.

And then the last would be your palm.

You look at right here where your palm is.

This is the amount of protein that you should consume.

So think about a steak.

Think about a chicken fillet, right?

Think about whatever piece of fish.

Whatever it is you're eating, if you use this portion control

method, I promise you, you will not be an apple,

and you will not be a pear.

You'll also control your insulin sensitivity.

So a couple things that drive this home, what Dan said.

Make sure you're balancing your meals.

Don't ever eat a starchy carbohydrate or a ripe fruit

by itself.

Try to avoid that by always including

a protein in every single meal.

Of course, you can have veggies any time.

Veggies don't make people fat, obviously.

Protein burns more fat.

So remember that.

And then so back to what he was talking about,

too, is, obviously, you have to make healthy choices.

So the protein is more like about a deck of cards.

Remember, fats, too.

He's talking about this thumb, right?

Fats yield nine calories per gram.

Carbs and protein only yield four calories per gram.

So there's over double the calories in your friendly fats.

So although these are friendly fats,

and they're great for you, things

like nut butters, raw nuts, coconut oil, all these things

are amazing for your health, but most people

abuse the portion sizes of them, and what ends up happening

is you take your body out of the calorie deficit.

And also remember, you don't have

to count calories. that's the take home

message with the portions.

The fist, palm, the method is all about not

counting calories.

You don't need a portion belt, OK?

You don't need your sharpie marker.

You don't need your zip ties.

You don't need your baggies and your little scale.

You don't need that.

Portion control with your fist.

Exactly.

All right.

So I thank you for taking time out of your busy day

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Thank you, everybody.

Keep going strong.

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Dinner with Grammy Vulture August 27 thru September 2, 2017 - Duration: 2:00.

Hello Sunshine! How are you doing? I'm doing pretty good. I am here to show you

five nights of meals that I made for Mr. Grammy Vulture and I. Tonight's dinner

is taco salad scoops fritos, it just has diced tomato, onion, cucumber, some season

taco meat, some jar-O salsa, lettuce, and cheese. I thought it'd be nice to

show you before I mix it all up. All right there it is all mixed up, the

same salad just all mixed up. I also have a jar of jalapenos I picked up today

just in case somebody wants spicy. Tonight's dinner is taco salad I was

gonna make tacos but I like chips looks better than the taco shell especially

when it's corn. So it's just tomato, cucumber, onions, lettuce, cheese, and some

seasoned ground beef with ranch dressing, salsa, and we also have sour cream.

Tonight's dinner is 3 cheese tortellini with garlic alfredo sauce served with

mixed meat meatballs. Dinner is quesadillas with taco salad inside

because I'm awesome like that and chicken patties and what was that pasta

salad. It's like leftover night with chicken patties with salsa

ranch and sour cream. Tonight's dinner is soup with nopales and hominy and carrots

and tomatoes and I don't know what else because I found it in the freezer from

when I cooked it since I like to do that, and uhm, fresh-baked bread. I'm always looking for

ideas for dinner so please let me know down in the comment section what you

have for dinner. Keep coming back and see what I got next week. gotta go see you

later love you bye *blow kiss and hug noises mmmm*

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Full Body Stretching Routine - Duration: 37:51.

hey everybody it's Doctor Jo and today I'm going to show you a whole body

stretching routine or maybe I'm super Jo today so I'm gonna do each stretch for

30 seconds twice on each side if you're looking for a little bit of a shorter

routine just 30 seconds for each stretch you can click on the link up here so

let's get started

So a couple of things that you need you're gonna need a chair to keep your balance

while you're doing some standing stretches and while we're doing some

sitting stretches you're gonna need that chair you're also gonna need a stretch

strap or a towel or a belt to do some of the stretching with that I've got my

timer going I'm gonna start doing the warm-up because you always want to warm

up those muscles to keep them nice and warm so they're not cold while you're

stretching so I'm gonna start that and I'm gonna tell you a little bit more

about what's important to do while you're stretching so I'm gonna start the

button our two minutes are going so with the warm up you can just either do

marching with your knees if you're a little more high level and you don't

really have an injury you can do some light jogging in place you can do a

jumping jack kind of motion you can do kicking your legs back but what I'm

gonna do is I'm just gonna kind of March while I'm talking to you just kind of

loosening up to the lower body first getting it nice and warm so when you're

stretching you want to make sure you're relaxed we're gonna focus on specific

muscles so you're really just trying to make sure that you're focusing on that

muscle you're not balancing you're really relaxed and you're just doing

nice and deep breathing while you're doing it so just make sure that you're

concentrating on that you're not going to the point of pain you're just going

to the point of the stretch so that's about a minute of the lower extremity so

now let's do the arms the upper extremities so with this one you can

just do some circles going forward you can do circles going backwards you can

do big circles you can do little circles you can kind of do little balancing back

and forth doing some hugs and things like and you can still move your feet if

you want to just to keep everything nice and warm but anytime you stretch

you want to hold that stretch for at least 30 seconds that's really what they

found gets to the point where those GTOs those gold Golgi tendon organs finally

let go and relax those muscles so you won't really hold them for at least 30

seconds you can hold them longer but you don't really have to so you can just

kind of go front to back you know the little jumping jack motion with your

arms but you Tom getting warmed up nice and nice and warm so we've got about 10

seconds left so we're gonna go from head to toe so we're gonna start off with the

neck and just kind of get everything loosened up there so now we're just

gonna take that little 10-second break actually is starting into the exercise

stretch so what we're going to do now is just some stretching of the neck doing

some circles you don't have to go all the way around if you don't want to just

make sure you're alternating so if you want to go just like a side to side like

this you might get some popping that's okay as long as it's not painful popping

that's pretty normal because you're just kind of loosening everything though so

now we're going to take a little 10-second break and then we're going to

go into stretching our upper traps in just a second so remember these are the

ones where you want to really relax those muscles so the upper traps stretch

push one side down take the other hand and just gently pull over this way so

just holding that stretch for about 30 seconds nice and relaxed you should feel

that stretch right through here nice good stretch it shouldn't be painful it

should be nice and relaxed some people like to take nice deep breaths while

they're doing is and they relax so I like to alternate sides back and forth

so the next one's going to be going to the other side just to get the other

side a little bit of a break pushing that hand down and then going

over again just kind of pulling until you feel tension not till you feel pain

if you feel pain bring it back up a little bit by pushing this hand down

that keeps that shoulder down just to get that nice stretch if you're not

really pushing down or if you're not sitting down

then what happens is that shoulder tends to come up and you're not really

stretching those upper traps traps very well so just pushing there so

taking a little break now we're going to do another one on each side so just that

little break in between to kind of reset the muscles and then pushing that fist

down and going back over

getting that nice stretch all the way through nice and relaxed and hold that

stretch feel it sometimes people feel it all the way up here all the way down

into that shoulder so just nice and relaxed holding that stretch there so

we're going to take that little 10 second rest we're going to do another

one on the other side and then we're going to go into some chin tucks and I'm

going to grab the chair and sit down for those alright so pushing down and then

pulling towards the other side so just getting that nice good stretch holding

it a lot of times if you have neck problems in general this upper trap

stretch is really good to do because when you hold a lot of stress and your

neck and shoulders if you're working on a computer all day long these muscles

get really really really tight so just nice and relaxed and stretching it all

the way through so if you're going you should feel a little bit of a release

after a little bit so let's take a little break so now some stuff with the

chair and we're gonna do some chin tucks now just bringing that chin backwards

not tucking it in but bringing the whole head back so if you see here I put my

finger here and pull all the way back you don't have to hold that for 30

seconds but we're gonna go through all the stretches for 30 seconds so pull

back for about five seconds and then relax I like putting my finger on my

chin because it just kind of gives me a target to know how far away I'm going

so we're gonna do that set one more time and then we'll move on to the shoulders

there we go finger on the chin and pull back and you

can see that if you hold it for about five seconds and then you come back

there's a little bit of space there which shows that by my neck muscles are

nice and tight so this stretch is really really good I love doing these if I'm

working at the computer or at the desk for a while so when we work on the desk

we are on the computer we tend to lean forward and then those muscles get

really tight so this does a great job of just kind of resetting those neck

muscles and loosening them up a lot for hands so the next one going into the

shoulders is going to be a posterior capsular stretch so just kind of opening

up the shoulders now working those so you're just going to take your arm and

bring it all the way across so just holding this stretch some people hold

their hand facing them some people do a fist like this some people just kind of

hold onto their elbow this is another one where you might feel a lot of

popping in your shoulder when you first pull it across if the popping is not

painful that's usually okay it's when it pops and then it's painful is when you

don't want to do it but again these stretches should be three tension but

not pain so shaking that out and then we're gonna just alternate back and

forth because I like alternating so you give you side a little bit that's right

so then we're gonna take the other side and just bring it across some people

like this hand to be facing this way I kind of like it facing this way some

people just make a fist down this way that's okay too you don't really want it

going that way because my shoulder popped uncomfortably just doing that

because that's putting it in an impinge position so if you have your palm facing

that way that's usually a really good way to stretch it and you can just feel

that stretch all the way through there so this is another one it's just really

nice to kind of get that shoulder moving and loosened up and get everything nice

and relaxed so we'll go back and we'll do another one on each side and then

between and you can kind of shake it out a little bit I always tell people just

to shake it out and then it gives you just enough time

then to go back into the other stretch so just holding that really nicely now

if you do have some shoulder issues some shoulder pain you're probably not going

to feel comfortable pulling it all the way across like this so even if you just

go to here that's okay and if you want to just kind of place your hand here if

that's comfortable as well and then push that way you can do that as well it

doesn't have to be cranking it all the way across your body because it does

pinch in there a little bit so if you already have some pain that might be a

little extreme so then just kind of shaking it out again get it nice and

stretched out three and then going back over so again hand this way if you want

to up this way getting that nice stretch if you've been the elbow it changes the

stretch a little bit but not enough to make a big difference so you can do it

again whichever way you want to and then you're gonna have loosey-goosey arms

nice and stretched out so the next one we're going to do a PEC stretch our

chest stretch so then we're going to stretch it the other way so we're just

kind of doing opposite each way we're getting those main muscle groups just to

get everything nice and listen up so with the chest stretch you can do that a

couple different ways but I like to do it where you can do it sitting or

standing but you're just going to clasp your hands back behind you and what I'm

doing is I'm pushing down and out and then pushing my chest forward sometimes

if you tuck your chin in a little bit - that kind of gives you a double stretch

and kind of stretches everything out a little bit more but it's really

important to do both not just pushing down not just your chest out but pushing

down and out and pushing your chest forward really gets those PEC muscles

those chest muscles so I'm feeling that stretch right through there when I do it

so really just then you know relaxing checking it out a little bit again this

is one that if you have an injury it might be a little bit intense so don't

you feel like you have to push so hard you can just kind of class but hint the

hands go back a little bit and push forward so you don't have to go as much

as I am even though if you don't have any injury

this is a really good stretch so pushing this way but if you just want to do a

little bit back pine and a little bit push ahead that's going to give you a

really good stretch as well so getting that nice and loose and relaxed so again

just opening up that chest area helps with the chest and the shoulders as well

so then you just kind of shake all that out and now we're going to go into the

triceps underneath so I'm really getting all those muscles around the shoulder

area it's an easy way to do that is just put your arm up and grab that elbow

pulling behind you so with this one my elbow is going back this way so again if

this is tight or if you have a tight shoulder and your shoulder this might be

all you're able to do you might only be able to go right here and that's okay

but if you can eventually start pushing it back more you're gonna feel that

stretch right in through there and so sometimes people who have sat triceps

tendonitis that injury they're gonna feel it right in there so it's just kind

of then shaking it out and then again we're gonna go over to the other side

three bringing it up and pulling back getting that nice gentle stretch just

right in there through that triceps area

and with your hand back behind I usually just rest mine on top right

there you don't have to you can just kind of let it hang but I find it more

comfortable if I just place it on that shoulder blade back there and give that

nice push back so that's always really nice and comfortable three

just coming shaking it out taking a little break then we're gonna go back

and do one more alter each side so that little pool is pushing back so you can

see here on this side how I'm just kind of placing it on that shoulder blade if

you don't have a lot of flexibility again you might not be able to get it

there and you can just kind of push it this way sometimes even if it's just

people put their hand like this without pushing they're gonna get a little

stretch through there if it's tight so you can do that as well you don't

necessarily have to push all the way back because remember you want to feel

that tension but you don't want there to be any pain in there so then just kind

of shaking it out and we'll do one more on the other side and then nice pull

back sometimes I'll pull a little back and inwards and that will get those

triceps just a little bit more if you need a little bit more of a stretch so

it's almost at an angle this way versus just straight back it's kind of in

towards your ear a little bit and that helps get all the tricep heads first

it's just the one in the middle so that's the nice way to get a little bit

of an extra stretch as well so the next one is just going to be taking your

hands opening them and closing them nice and wide again kind of to open up the

chest a little bit so putting your hands out and then just pulling them all the

way back so you see you can see how I'm opening up my chest and this one's more

of a movement so we're just gonna do 1/32 of this but just kind of going up

and back little pause at the end just to open up that chest area so this is still

a stretch even though it's a movement but you're not going fast you're not

bouncing you're holding and making it a nice smooth kind of motion

and enclose okay so now we're going to go to the upper back a little bit of the

lower back one that I like that kind of stretches out the whole thing is sitting

in the chair and just rolling down this way so if you're really flexible you can

touch the ground if you're not super flexible you can just kind of put your

hands on your shins and then just hold that stretch for about thirty seconds so

this one is a nice one because you have a nice little curl and your back usually

if you see some of my stretching stuff at the back I say don't do the curl this

is one where you want to curl that back all the way down that's just going to

open up each segment so it's really nice and then curl back up as well so you're

really just opening up each segment one at a time so we're gonna do that one

more time just stretching all the way down touching the floor if we can rest

your neck make sure that you're not holding your neck up because then that's

gonna put a stress on it so just let everything hang down and relax and

you'll kind of notice a lot of times in as you hold it you'll go down a little

bit further and a little bit further and a little bit further so that's always

nice just holding that stretch and then as the countdown starts you can slowly

roll back up so now we're going to kind of go into the upper back the thoracic

area of stretching so I like doing my hands up on top like this and so then

this time we're gonna do a little rotation so you're taking that elbow and

kind of going towards the knee so this one we're not gonna hold it for a long

time just hold it for about three seconds so we'll go through the thirty

second stretch but we're just going to do these one thirty second set instead

of doing it twice so it's just a little pause in between this kind of just helps

stretch that upper back at thoracic area so then you come back up kind of shake

it out the next one is going to be side bending in that same position

so bringing the hands back up and then just kind of bending over to the side so

this one you want to keep your back fairly straight you're not curling

forward you're really just going to the side so this one again is more of a

continuous smooth stretch versus actually holding it so if you want to

hold it for you know three to five seconds on each side you can but you

don't have to you can just kind of go side to side if you talk to so I'm gonna

pause real quick cuz I'm gonna kind of get on the ground okay so that was a

quick cut now we're on the ground you have your strap or your belt towel leash

whatever you need a pillow so you're nice and comfy and now we're gonna go

into the hips and the upper leg so I'm gonna start it again it's going to give

us a little about five seconds and so I'm gonna do a groin stretch now so the

butterfly is a really good one for the groin stretch so just putting your feet

together using your elbows to push your legs down and then lean forward but

really keeping your back straight so if you have to start out here if you're

really tight that's okay you can do that but the closer your heels get in towards

you the more of a stretch it is but if you're really flexible and you cannot

come all the way here put the elbows on your inner thighs and just moving

forward for that stretch give everything a little break a little shakeout and

we're gonna do that one more time so what some people like to do is they come

in do that low stretch and instead of pushing here they like to kind of bring

their hands forward so they can kind of creep them for it a little bit maybe

give themselves a target so they know that they're stretching a little bit

more that's fine too but I find that people tend to start curling their back

and then that takes away from the stretch a little bit so I like to keep

my back straight and lean forward with my hips you can do it however you would

like to so whichever one's more comfortable or you can change it up a

little bit if you want to so now you're gonna take your stretch strap towel

belt or something like that and then put it around your foot and lie

all the way down for a hamstring stretch you can bend this one up keep the leg

straight and then pull it up try not to bend this knee and if you want to pull

your toes down a little bit that'll help get the calves a little bit as well so

just getting that nice stretch in there so just holding it and make sure that

this is nice and locked out so baby you're not bending at me and not getting

that stretch I'll switch sides back and forth you don't have to you can just

doing both on one side if you want to and then again coming back up the reason

I like to bend the other side is because it takes a little bit pressure off your

back some people want to put it straight down if you don't really have any back

issues that's okay you can definitely do that but I like it bent up just because

I feel like it takes that pressure off of your back you can get a little bit

more stretch comfortably in there and don't feel like you have to crank it all

the way up again you just want to feel that nice stretch through there and then

we're gonna come back down and then we're going to stretch each putting it

looping around your foot keeping that knee bent up for comfort coming up and

keeping that leg nice and straight so just holding it there and again if you

if you're up here like this you're not really getting those calf muscles with

the stretch but if you pull your toes down with that strap you're gonna feel a

stretch in your calves as welcoming right behind the knee cuz those

hamstrings cross this way and those calf muscles cross this way so they both

cross that knee joint so this is a really great stretch or you can make it

a combination stretch and walk to you we're gonna switch over to the other

side and do the hamstring on this side one more time just nice and relaxed and

then bringing it so the one after this we're going to go into an IT band

stretch and the setups really the same except you're going to just do

a little bit of a change where your leg position is so that one's going to be

pretty easy just to transition right into doing so just nice holding that

stretch as you're halfway through if you feel like you can pull a little bit more

that's fine again as long as it's not pain poultry that's really good come

down to rest so again it's the same kind of setup you're gonna have that but this

time I'll keep that knee down so it doesn't get in the way and you'll see

what I'm talking about bring the legs straight up keep the

knees straight and now you're going to just pull it across your body so if you

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stretch on the outside they're coming down on the other side bringing that leg

down so it doesn't get in the way come up and then drop it over so again here's

kind of where you feel that stretch that IT band it it comes all the way up to

the hip here and it's your tensor fasciae latae when it's up here and then

it turns into that IT band and it goes all the way across the knees so some

people feel a lot in their hip some people feel it down at their knee some

people feel it all over but the key is when you're stretching don't bring your

back up so I'll show you a little bit when we go back to the other side you

really want to keep the top of your back nice and flat so when we come up and

come over you don't want to roll your whole body over because then you're

taking away from the stretch a little bit you want to try and keep that hip

down your back lower back down and just bring that leg up and across now some

people might not be able to come up this high they might only be able to go here

but you can still feel that stretch here as well if people are super flexible

they might have to come up and higher in go over and again that's

fine you just put whatever angle is comfortable for you and then one more

over here bringing it up and then coming over nice stretch there

so again if you're feeling it here that's where you're supposed to feel it

if you're feeling it up on top your legs probably not in the quite the right

position if you're feeling it in your hamstrings you're probably just coming

up a lot and not over enough so really try and get it so you're feeling it

right through here into that Moody just a little bit in that hip area that nice

stretch so now we're going to roll over onto our stomachs and this time you want

to take that loop and put it all the way around your ankle train pull it up this

way and we're gonna stretch our quad muscle so with the quads I'm gonna pull

this around a little bit so this is what it's going to look like make sure you

get comfortable and that belt just sits over your shoulder and then you're just

going to pull until you get that heel almost towards your bottom so just for

the sake of this is a little bit harder position to get into I'm gonna stretch

both I'm gonna stretch one side twice in a row instead of alternating back and

forth but what you can see is your heel doesn't have to go all the way towards

your booty it might if you're super flexible but you don't feel like you

have to cranky up there so again just around your shoulder pulling this way

make sure you're comfortable if you need to lie all the way down that's fine if

you want to pull more you can too but this is the stretch should be in your

quad and that front thighs where you should feel it if you have tight knee

joints you might feel it in your joint before you feel it in your quad and

that's okay this is just gonna help you get some more flexibility and your knee

in general as well but it's really to focus on that quad so now I'm just gonna

switch over to the other leg and pull it around all the way looping

it around and then make sure it's fairly high and then just again pulling on that

strap so you don't have to crank on it but if you're pretty flexible you want

to get that heel as close to your bottom as you can but again like I say if

you've got some author itis or some knee problems you might only be able to get

to about right here before you feel it and you might feel it in that joint

before you actually feel it in the quad muscle three to just kind of relax it

back down but again if you are getting too much pressure on your elbows you can

just kind of relax down on the pillow like this while you're stretching so

make sure that you're keeping everything else nice and comfortable and that

you're not really risking engineering anything else while you're trying to

stretch something so if you're not comfortable you can't get in the

comfortable position check out some of my other videos I have usually a whole

video for just quad stretches or IT band stretches and things like that so you

can go check it out and then pick the one that works best for you because

everybody here's a little different all right so now we're going to go into the

lower legs to get our calf muscles a little bit here so you can still take

the strap and now put it around the ball of your foot this time just relax and

then pull your toes as far up towards you as you can and again you should feel

that stretch right through there so just a nice pull shouldn't be painful some

people if they have ankle issues they might feel it in their ankle joint

before they feel it in the calf so again if this one doesn't quite work for you

three there's a bunch of different ways to stretch it that you can try it a

different way and see if it helps so you don't necessarily have to do this one

and so that's the three great thing about stretching and just pull get that

stress is you can stretch in a whole bunch of different ways

and still get a beneficial stretch but it just might be a little different than

what somebody shows you so if you're working with your physical therapist or

trainer or some kind of health professional and they're showing you how

to do something and it just doesn't feel right let them know because they should

be able to show you a different way to do it and stretch it out and if they

don't maybe you should ask somebody else a little rest with that one and if you

don't have a loop with whatever you're using if it's like a towel or something

you can just put it this way and hold on with both so still just getting that

pull protecting that back if you need to lie all the way down you can if you feel

like this is uncomfortable or if you're kind of slouching a little bit you can

lie down and still hold on to whatever you're holding on to and pull the bits

long enough so again if you've got some issues going on you can always modify

things to help protect you not risk injuring something else three

all right maybe one more on this side so the important with the calf stretc is to

keep your leg locked out so my knee is straight for this because the next one

we're gonna go into we want to bend the knee and so to stretch out the calf you

really want that knee to be straight no bend in there so if there's a bend in

there you're changing the stretch just a little bit and you definitely want to

keep that knee straight when you're stretching those calf muscles because

again they they come and they cross that knee joint so that knee needs to be

straight to get a really good stretch out of it three so now you're gonna do

the same kind of stretch except your knee is gonna be bent and this is gonna

stretch the soleus muscle which is underneath the calf so still getting it

about on the ball of your foot now I'm pulling up but this time my knee is bent

and that soleus muscles sits right underneath the calf or the gastroc

muscles and it's a nice flat muscle and it actually looks like a fish and soleus

apparently means fish maybe in Latin some other language and that's why it's

called that is because they originally thought it looked like a fishery it's

fun fact for you

so again keeping the beat the beat but knees bent this time and then just

pulling those toes up towards you sometimes with the soleus stretch again

people tend to feel it sometimes in their ankle joint before they actually

feel it in the soleus again that's okay because that just means that you don't

have quite as much flexibility in your ankle so this is still equally as

important because you want to get this loosened up so then you can stretch out

those muscles as well so even if you feel it here you still want to stretch

it

exercise nice big pole they're holding that stretch for me I feel it a little

bit lower but you might feel it up a little bit higher - but I feel mine

about right there when I stretch mine and I actually feel it better on my left

side here versus on my right I do feel it in my ankle just a little bit I've

had lots of sprains on my ankle and say oh that joint usually feels right just a

little bit more which means I should really be stretching it out a lot so

last one for the sole is just getting that nice stretch in there if you feel

like it's you're getting really tired pulling on this again there's a way you

can stretch out that soleus standing up and just using the floor to kind of

stretch it so if you feel like your arms are getting tired with this one make

sure you check out those stretches so you can try it a different way if you

want to because again you don't want to wear out something up here when you're

trying to stretch out something they're on so the next stretch is going to be

for your anterior tibialis muscle this the front ones here we're gonna stretch

them together and so basically you're just coming on your heels like this with

your toes flat down so you want your toenails to be down on the ground and

then just pull up where your knees come off of the ground a little bit so this

is a pretty easy stretch to do to stretch those you don't necessarily have

to do the 30 seconds because your arms might get worn out but again there's a

couple different ways you can do this one if the arms get too tired with this

for the second 30 I'm going to show you doing it kind of laying out almost like

a Cobra type of position for yoga if that's what you're looking for so you

can do it this way as well so again whichever one

is more comfortable for you see how my foots kind of rolled out though that's

going to get those anterior tibia House muscles if you turn your foot inwards

that's going to get the posterior tibialis muscles so if you want to

alternate back and forth you can but you don't have to again if your arms feel

tired like they're starting to wear out then you can kind of change the position

just a little bit so I'm gonna pause real quick the last couple ones are

really just going to be general stretching not quite as intense with

these not really focusing on one body part but getting a whole body stretch

doing some deep breathing I'm not going to talk as much with this one because I

really want you to focus on the breathing and the cooling down portion

so even though we're still breaking it up this is kind of a cooling down

component of it so I'm going to get on all fours and we're going to do a cat

dog position so I'm gonna start it back again and I'm just gonna move the pillow

out a little bit so this is quadruped ed or all fours and you're just going to

come up into a cat where you tuck your chin in and arch your back just hold it

for about 10 seconds and then you're gonna drop it down and bring your chin

up so this is kind of the dog position or the cow position or the camel they

have whole bunch of different names but just kind of gently going back and forth

so the next set I'm going to not talk as much and I'm gonna focus on my breathing

a little bit so really doing some deep breathing this time to really get those

muscles to stretch out while you're doing cat tucking in

breathing out into the dog

three two so the next one is going to be a prayer stretch you can do this with

your arms out or you can do this with your arms back but again focus on the

breathing want this one so you can come down this way or you can put your hands

back this way

three two I personally like putting my arms out because it helps stretch my

shoulders as well and you can kind of go at a little bit of an angle too so I'm

going to do that for this wise one so coming down nice deep breathing you can

stretch over at an angle this will get your lacks a little bit and then come

back over so the last stretch we're just going to do one and it's going to be

laying out straight as you can pushing your toes in your feet one way

and your arms the other way so it's almost like if you were just getting

pulled in opposite directions just to stretch everything out and really take

some nice deep breaths and push push push as you breathe out

so there you have it you should be Gumby by now so that was your whole body

stretch routine hopefully you feel loosey-goosey like I do if you'd like to

help support my channel make sure and click up here and don't forget to

subscribe by clicking down here and remember be safe get flexible have fun

and I hope you feel better soon

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Here's a very simple question.

I hit you over the head, and a moral relativist would say, "By virtue of the fact that I hit

you, you now owe me money instead of my owing you money."

And the reason we don't do it in that particular direction, is we all understand that the first

principle of social organization, is that we have to restrain the use of force by one

individual against another.

You could easily imagine situations where this may be justified.

But I don't think anybody says it's a matter of course, everybody is entitled to strike

everybody, um in any way they see fit.

If one person can do it, everybody can do it.

And the moment you have the unlimited use of force, you get a complete disintegration

and destruction of the social order.

You cannot be morally relativist about the question of whether or not civilization should

or should not survive.

So, as you start looking at the ways in which things are done, and you sort of put forward

the antithesis of the major rules, you can't possibly say that the person who first possesses

property has no claim of ownership, that a person who makes a promise is always entitled

to breach it.

And that a party who strikes somebody else, is always entitled to act as impunity.

If you're a moral relativist, all of those positions become defensible in moral discourse,

however, none of them are.

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Deaf-Owned Business: The Skade Restaurant Owned By Four Deaf Owners (CLOSED) - Duration: 7:01.

This restaurant is called "Skade."

There are two amazing Deaf chefs!

A Deaf female chef is an Icelander.

A Deaf male chef is a Danish.

They are working together.

Skade restaurant is owned by four Deaf owners.

It only started three weeks ago (May).

They invited us to come. Justin and I are ready for some amazing dishes!

Which is the best one on this menu?

It is the five meals menu.

Plus the combination of beers.

Perfect!

It's beautiful. I enjoyed seeing them communicate in sign language.

It's easy to communicate and finish ordering.

The conversation was freely between all of us. Justin was asked to order three or five beer tastes.

It was a smooth order.

Using sign language is easy for us to communicate.

It is such a warm welcome!

I was fascinated by how waitress communicated with us in sign language.

It's important to have a sign language available here.

Hello! My name is Marcus and I am a chef here at Skade restaurant.

In the past, I wanted a degree in airline mechanic.

Unfortunately, there was a money problem in the airline industry.

I decided not to pursue a degree in airline mechanic.

This beer is called...

Please, don't you mind translating?

It's called "Beach Lion."

It's located in Belgium.

Is it matched with bread or what?

Well, it's a different one. Each beer you will receive has a purpose for five meals menu.

Each beer creates a unique flavor with a meal you receive.

I learned the fact being a chef can do many things.

From there, I love being a chef.

I am ready to drink a beer. Let's smell it first.

Yes, it's a salmon with a cucumber...

Hello!

My name is Unnr. It's my name sign.

I am from Iceland.

Woah, it delivers very unique flavor.

Seriously, it's perfect to have a combination with beer.

It's a high-quality food.

They know how to put all ingredients together.

It's mind-blowing taste.

I graduated with a degree in chef.

It has proven me that I can do it.

You deaf people can do it too.

I got involved with some Deaf chef competitions. I won several times.

I was very proud of my achievements. At that moment, I knew every Deaf person can do the same thing.

I've worked at one of the most famous restaurants in Iceland.

That was one of the reasons why I know I am a great chef.

And I was very welcomed to that restaurant.

In the kitchen, there are always hearing chefs speaking to each other.

I didn't have a problem with that, even though I am a Deaf chef.

Now, I am working with Deaf chef and others. It is much easier for me.

It is a beautiful experience for me.

However, if you have an issue with communication.

Let them speak to each other. You don't need to hear what they say.

So that way you can focus on finishing up your dishes!

You can do it!

Now, it's my second meal.

Are you feeling buzzed now?

Well, I'd say a bit.

Me too.

I know I kept saying it is good repeatedly.

Seriously, this is very good.

It's just a perfect combination with a beer.

With beer taste, it delivers me some incredible flavors.

I'm just amazed at its combinations.

I really respect Deaf chefs here.

Honestly, you all Deaf people can do it.

At every restaurant I used to work at, they always asked me

how do they communicate with me?

I told them that I have eyes to cook or have them to communicate with me by

pointing to whatever it is.

And I always found my time to teach them to sign.

And the most of the restaurants mentioned to me that I'm a way better chef than others.

Why? I relied on my eyes for cooking.

Believe in yourself.

As a chef, you do not need to speak!

Deaf people can do everything.

It is a pork.

It is a bacon sautee.

Your eyes are all you need to create an amazing dish.

You also use your hands to make things happen.

As a chef, it doesn't require hearing ability.

My name is Simon.

I am one of four Deaf owners at the Skade restaurant.

Why were four of us starting the Skade restaurant?

Really..

I've always dreamed of starting my wine bar.

Really, four of us shared the same passion and dream to

start owning a place.

With that idea we have, it turned into the Skade restaurant.

It's called "Skade."

(Signing Skade)

It's related to one of mythology stories.

On the earth, we have a heaven and a hell.

There are different gods living in the heaven.

While regular people are living in the earth.

And in the hell, there is a demon called "Skade."

Skade is a female.

She tends to think things differently than others.

Skade focuses on doing things she truly believes in.

In the bottom of her heart, she knows she can do it on her own.

That applies to our Deaf community, we can think differently and do it on our own!

We can do it. We can achieve our dream/goal.

Is that right?

The language is different between Iceland and Denmark.

It's a final dessert!

It's an interesting taste.

It's a good combination. You must try this one, Justin.

It is taking me to the heaven!

It's same as what Justin said. I am in the heaven.

Overall, it is amazing five meals menu!

This Skade restaurant is owned by four Deaf owners.

Two amazing Deaf chefs are working together well.

They have a hearing waitress who knows how to sign.

Great communication and food is just a perfect combination!

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Restoring Two Antique Dado Hand Planes - Duration: 10:33.

[Music]

welcome back to clean Phil want it again

last time we did the crosscut dovetail

saw now a crosscut slash carcass Cecil

this episode we're going to be fixing up

these two dado planes this one I can

tell you it was definitely used a lot

it's chipped out but this iron has a

convex curve on it which means it's even

sharpened by hand this one's about 3/8

of an inch this guy is completely

missing a wedge up here they bent the

iron the nikkor iron so that it holds

itself in place the iron on here looks

to still have a factory grain cut on it

the tip of it was definitely home so

somebody did use it they just didn't

like using it I'm going to take all the

brass out of here and get it into a tub

of vinegar so they're gonna be a few

hours

and from there we should be able to work

on getting the rest of this done pretty

quickly

[Music]

screw this sucker out first

[Music]

this probably would have been the right

thing to do that might just be staying

in there

this one is stripped that one locked up

[Music]

it's been a few hours brass that I could

get off it's been soaking in there this

thing on the one that won't come off I'm

gonna leave it there for now I do find

it weird that the screws don't match and

then it seems like the one is glued in

and the other ones stripped I don't

really know what's going on there so I

have no idea what theory to come up with

in my head of what happened to this tool

that it came to this state it works as

it is if I can find one of those screw

removal tapping kits I'll use it I'm not

gonna buy one for it because this works

this is acetone I will probably use

turpentine or acetone when I clean

things like this look at that dirt

coming off of there I would be using

something like NAFTA but I have no idea

what it's called here

[Music]

it's actually that wood up in here bent

this way

[Music]

tomorrow I'm going to come out and

straighten out the cutters and then

sharpen them a little bit and need them

to be in the bodies to know what angle

to sharpen them to you because they're

both skewed we're gonna make the second

wedge for this one and we're gonna

straighten out the rail on the small one

and then reassemble everything it

shouldn't be a hard thing to do this

time morning my eyes are still a little

crooked

[Music]

a bit closer

[Music]

[Music]

yes okay

that makes a lot more sense that

actually turned out pretty well slightly

unfair I had a mortise here but it was

tearing out real bad

the knickers are so far forward you have

to basically pull the plane all the way

back and that's what I wasn't doing as

soon as I started doing that this

cleaned out real quick

[Music]

yeah this one unfortunately it doesn't

have that piece in the front and I

didn't realize how big of a piece was

missing there it's still what I bought

it anyways I'm a little little sad that

I had to do that because that last cut

that I had there this one this 3/8 dado

right here

it's almost perfect so I had that one

set up pretty pretty well

[Music]

and it felt horrible but that's actually

it's not bad it's actually it's actually

really good I know there's there's

definitely gonna be a learning curve to

making these work well it isn't just a

use it and it's done there's gonna be a

marking it cutting it out cutting it in

a little bit more and then um

sawing out both edges so that I don't

break out we'll see if it actually makes

my life easier or if doing it the old

way was good enough

[Music]

woof woof you

you do realize oh my god you know I have

to brush you out again before you go

inside right

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