Youtube daily report w Oct 27 2017

this project will be a crochet character cube you can make letters numbers or

shapes with this technique each letter or character is made with

the embroidery chain stitch we will make six individual sides for the cube and

then crochet them together with the single crochet this is the yarn I'm

using for this project and it's nice and soft I'm using a size G crochet hook and

a chain of sixteen seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen

sixteen now work one single crochet in each chain across for a total of fifteen

there's two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen

fourteen fifteen

now chain one turn work one single crochet in each single crochet across

for a total of 15 on Row 2 and we will do this for 17 rows there's six seven

eight

9

10 11 12 13 14 15 continue until you have 17 rows complete 6 squares total

I'm finishing up my 17th row

I am going to use the embroidery chain stitch to make the letter on my cube

before I start my embroidery chain letter I'm going to put on a temporary

yarn guide and this is supposed to help me so I have something to follow and my

letter will be a little bit neater than if I were just winging it and what I'll

be doing is pulling this out as I progress with my letter or number or

shape you can do all three with those letters numbers and shapes characters

anything that you want to make

and I'm going to insert my needle from the bottom side up to the front like

this and leave a little tail here this will be on the inside I'm going to start

making my embroidery chain stitch and I insert my needle in the same hole where

I just came up and then up maybe about a quarter of an inch or so and then make

my chain just like that and I insert my needle and the hole where I just came up

and then put it up a little bit further just like that catching a little bit of

thread continue on up the side until you have the straight edge of your are

complete

I'm here at the training section so I'll just go ahead and turn in this direction

and pull out more of my guide I don't want to catch it in there and just

continue shaping my AR

you could also use some of the fancier fonts that can be found out on the

internet and use them on your block

now I'm to the rounded section of the R

now I'm here on the last leg of the are

and you can see the thread is my yarn is starting to kind of come apart but

that'll it'll still work even if it's coming apart like that

now I take and put my needle to the outside of my loop here and put it to

the back side and just make a knot and secure it in this part is going to be on

the inside since we are making a cube

you can take and tie it to the other side and make a knot just like that then

if you want you can cut off the excess tail we have our our and this will work

by itself if you want to dress it up a little you can use a contrasting color

or you can even use the same color which will make it look a little more bold and

then just start weaving it below the chain this is the rope effect

you

now we want to align the sides together like this and evenly single crochet

approximately 16 15 to 16 single crochet along the edge so we'll slip stitch them

together first and then start working single crochet through the edge

there's ten

12

14 and 15 and this is what we have

now we want to cut the yarn wrap the yarn over and pull it through

now I'm aligning the third side and I'll do the same thing

evenly work 15 single crochet along the edge joining the two together

I finished joining the third side I just want to cut the yarn and then pull the

tail through to secure it and we will do the same thing with our fourth side join

it here in the corner and then work approximately 15 single crochet you can

do 16 or 17 or 14 the number on the sides does not have to be perfect just

try to keep the same number for your cube if you're using 14 try to use 14 on

each side so the cube is even I'll continue working your single crochet

evenly across the edge now I've completed the four sides together now I

want to join the sides so they make a cube and this will be the same as

joining the other ones slip stitch to join and then evenly work the single

crochet I'm using 15

they're 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

cut the yarn this is what we have at this point you may want to sew in some

of the tails because they do get in the way

take the fifth segment and I'll line it so it's evenly covering the edges join

the sites together with a slip stitch and evenly work the single crochet

across the edge I have completed the first side I will be evenly working the

single crochet around the next edge joining the sides together the remaining

edges will be done the same way

I'm to the next corner and I'm going to make sure that I catch a stitch through

the green which was made on the side here

then continue working around now I'm finishing up joining my section to the

cube

and when a slip stitch in my beginning single crochet to join and cut my yarn

I have five of my segments joined we will attach the top side the same way

working only three sides and then we want to fill it full of polyester

fiberfill

I've completed the three sides leaving an opening to fill it with polyester

fiberfill and this is what I'm using and then just fill it as full as you want it

to be I find that adding in smaller chunks of fiberfill works best for

shaping the square I've got mine filled I don't like to stuff it too full or it

starts to lose the cube shape and the sides will round out so I just don't

like to stuff it too full continue single crocheting to close the

two sides together on this last edge now cut the yarn and I'm sewing in the last

tail here

and the cube is complete

For more infomation >> How to Crochet Knit Alphabet Block Cube for Baby Infant Toddler Knit Korean Subtitles Translations - Duration: 18:25.

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How to Make Paneer/Chhana - Duration: 2:11.

How to Make Paneer/Chhana

whole milk 1.5kg

whole milk will yield ~20% of its weight in paneer

white vinegar 30g (you can also use lime juice)

bring the milk to a boil

turn off heat; add vinegar

stir until the 'whey' separates and you see the 'curds'

CURDS: vinegar lowers the pH of milk; casein protein molecules clump together ('curdle') to form the curds—this is accelerated by heat

WHEY: separated translucent liquid

bowl

strainer

muslin/cheesecloth

collect curds over cheesecloth; drain the whey

this chhana is still wet and crumbly; paneer should be dry and well-formed

gather the sides

mould gently to prevent a trough from forming at the top

hang to let drip naturally

don't squeeze or put weight on it this will keep the paneer porous enough to absorb all the curry

for clean cuts, refrigerate paneer for at least 1 hour and warm blade in hot water

slide the knife; don't press it down

use in curries and watch paneer soak up the juices!

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Giletti e gli ascolti della Rai: 'Non dovete chiedere a me' - Duration: 4:10.

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Gabriela-o-ween | Halloween origins - Duration: 6:28.

Happy Gabriela-o-ween!

Yes, Gabriela-o-ween, because my name is Gabriela.

If my name was Whindersson, it would be Happy Hallowhindersson!

That tradition that everybody knows of children knocking on every single door, dressed in costumes,

asking for candy, returning with some tricks if they don't receive it.

Like that amazing trick of leaving a sack of s***t in flames at the porch.

This tradition is very recent, less than 100 years.

Halloween is much older. It dates back to Ancient Rome foundation.

When the Romans still followed polytheism,

and had many holidays within the calendar.

One of them, celebrated on May 9th, 11th and 13th was the Lemuria.

It's an 'All Souls Day', but more exciting!

The lemures were the silent souls of ancestors and relatives of the people living in Rome.

During the 9th, 11th and 13th of May, the spirits of these people left their graves to annoy the living

in case they were wandering souls.

So, you know that boring bad joker uncle, and that great-aunt who squeezes your cheeks and asks about your love life?

They will be lemures one day.

During the holiday, the city temples remained closed, and many rituals were performed,

especially over the deceased graves.

Rituals like pouring milk over the grave and taking food to the cemetery to calm them down.

The month of May was later consecrated to the Virgin Mary, and the month became the month of the brides,

But before that, women were strictly forbidden of marrying during the Lemuria.

Women who dared marrying on May were considered bad or unhappy women.

But in 609AD the Catholic Church decided it was better to make some changes to this holiday

to make conversion to Christianity easier and smoother.

So pagans could accept it better. So what have they done?

Since the date was the same, the meaning was similar.

To honour Catholic deceased saints.

This holiday became known as 'All Hallows Day'.

I have to sneeze...

But that was a pagan holiday even more important than Lemuria. Samhain.

Samhain was celebrated on October 31st, and symbolized the Celtic New Year.

People believed that on this day, the gates between the worlds of the living and the dead was wide open,

and that the transit between the two worlds was a lot easier.

Besides that, the end of the year was the end of the harvest

If the harvest was good, it was a reason to celebrate. If it was bad, a reason to worry,

because the tribes would starve for a long time due to the upcoming winter.

Returning to the dates.

Since Samhain was so important, the Church thought it was better to change All Hallows Day to November 1st.

This way, October 31st received the name of 'All Hallows Evening'.

November 1st as 'Al Hallows Day', and to guarantee that this holiday was a safe date,

make sure it was free from pagan traces, completely Christianised,

they created 'Al Souls Day', on November 2nd.

In English, the dates are called 'Al Hallows Evening', November 1st 'All Hallows Day', and November 2nd 'Al Souls Day'.

31st's name was shortened to 'Al Hallows Even'.

And with a bigger abbreviation, into 'Halloween'.

Now a curious story,

Which is the main icon of modern Halloween?

The jack-o-lantern.

But what is the story behind such a traditional symbol?

This is actually an Irish tradition taken to the U.S.,

and initially it wasn't a pumpkin, it was a turnip.

The pumpkin started to be used only when the tradition reached the U.S..

Once upon a time a really, really, really bad man called Jack

Jack drank, gambled, had no respect for people, smacked his own mother,

and challenged even the devil himself.

Legends say that Jack died on October 31st, and had his soul taken to the gates of Heaven,

where he naturally wasn't accepted. So he descended to hell to seek shelter with the one he'd challenged in life.

And obviously the devil also didn't care.

So Jack kept wandering outside the gates of Hell in total darkness.

Until the devil took pity of Jack, ooooh.

He handled Jack an ember so he can lighten his way back to the world of the living,

So he could wander around here.

Jack had a turnip in his pockets,

He was able to carve it, turning it into a lamp, putting the ember inside.

And with this dim light he was able to come back, and it's been wandering this world since then.

I hope this brief 'expainlation'...

I hope this brief explanation helps to understand Halloween's origins better

If you like this video, thumbs up! If you don't...the lemures will catch you!

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LIVE- ΛLEX MΛFFIΛ! - Duration: 1:01.

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👩🏻🔬 Wonderful World of Algae: Coralline Algae the ocean cement - Duration: 4:35.

Coral or coralline seaweed is an important part of the natural reefs and may be desirable

in the homemade aquarium as well.

In nature, coral algae grow many different ways, but for our

household aquariums, we are mainly interested in encroaching algae.

In a wild reef coralline seaweed can be so ubiquitous and cover so much of the reef,

that it is easy to forget that it is there.

With many species that take inlaid forms on any and all immovable spaces

available on the reef, it is important to the reef and provide new locations for the corals

if installed.

In the early days of creating aquariums of coral, to have a good and luxurious growth

of coralline algae on living rocks and tank walls was a trademark

of a healthy tank.

And it was once the appearance of coral reefs in the reef aquarium used to be used

as a sign that the tank is ready to accommodate hard corals.

This is no coincidence, since algae coral and corals construct a "skeleton"

of aragonite and require a similar balance of water chemistry to grow and thrive.

It is perhaps this demand competition of minerals that caused coral reefs to

lost space in contemporary reef aquariums.

Since coralline algae use calcium, carbonate and magnesium to grow, not to

to mention many trace elements, the explosive of these calcareous algae can be

seen in direct competition with corals of aquariums.

However, the appearance of coralline algae good and healthy can be very beautiful and

there are some things that builders reefs can do to encourage

live purple layer to grow in the aquarium.

There are many things you can do to encourage coralline algae to grow in the

your aquarium, but first of all you need to make sure there is already some coral

Live there to start.

There are many types of inoculated rocks and man-made available these days

and although they may look purple, many of these aquarium rocks are barren except for

a small bacterium.

It used to be a common practice to "algae soup corallinas" of the

local fish shops, although these were usually made at home and not produced

in large scale.

Indo Pacific Sea Farms is a company that still produces and sells initiation packets

of calcareous algae to ensure that your tank be sown to begin.

Once you know you have spores live in the aquarium, or by growth in

rocks, glass or equipment, then you can adjust the conditions to make it

grow faster and more beautiful.

As mentioned, coralline algae are made of aragonite, so she appreciates

the same high calcium balance, alkalinity and magnesium that corals do.

High pH helps increase development of aragonite in corals and coralline algae,

and CCA seems to particularly appreciate the addition of strontium and iodine.

However, if you want to grow algae corallinas a little more specifically,

the species present in home aquariums grow better in certain environments.

If the conditions are correct, the seaweed will cover the brightest parts of aquariums

reef of warmer temperature.

But, in general, these grow better and more colored in low light and in aquariums

cold

Have you noticed that the caves in the landscape the river or at the bottom of the rocks, coral

and equipment in the tank usually grow more calcareous in the shaded parts.

In some cases, tanks with a small amount of scattered light can grow more

and better the seaweed, then the very main display.

Be careful what you want because, while these algae are undeniably beautiful,

if you grow in abundance, it will be a task extra to scrape the front glass and you

you may need to use the blade scraper with more frequently.

However, you should be able to achieve a balance between algae growth

coral and coral, your aquarium will develop the most exquisite setting of aquarium choirs,

a nice purple blanket over most of the rocks of the aquarium.

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Due uomini e mezzo - CHARLIE AVVERTE ALAN su ROSE - Duration: 4:06.

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What Each of Mindhunter's Twisted Serial Killers Looks Like in Real Life - Duration: 1:11.

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Já pegamos o nosso primeiro Dragõn !!! (DJ Dragõn of Gamer 360) - Duration: 7:40.

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How to Crochet Knit Alphabet Block Cube for Baby Infant Toddler Knit Korean Subtitles Translations - Duration: 18:25.

this project will be a crochet character cube you can make letters numbers or

shapes with this technique each letter or character is made with

the embroidery chain stitch we will make six individual sides for the cube and

then crochet them together with the single crochet this is the yarn I'm

using for this project and it's nice and soft I'm using a size G crochet hook and

a chain of sixteen seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen

sixteen now work one single crochet in each chain across for a total of fifteen

there's two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen

fourteen fifteen

now chain one turn work one single crochet in each single crochet across

for a total of 15 on Row 2 and we will do this for 17 rows there's six seven

eight

9

10 11 12 13 14 15 continue until you have 17 rows complete 6 squares total

I'm finishing up my 17th row

I am going to use the embroidery chain stitch to make the letter on my cube

before I start my embroidery chain letter I'm going to put on a temporary

yarn guide and this is supposed to help me so I have something to follow and my

letter will be a little bit neater than if I were just winging it and what I'll

be doing is pulling this out as I progress with my letter or number or

shape you can do all three with those letters numbers and shapes characters

anything that you want to make

and I'm going to insert my needle from the bottom side up to the front like

this and leave a little tail here this will be on the inside I'm going to start

making my embroidery chain stitch and I insert my needle in the same hole where

I just came up and then up maybe about a quarter of an inch or so and then make

my chain just like that and I insert my needle and the hole where I just came up

and then put it up a little bit further just like that catching a little bit of

thread continue on up the side until you have the straight edge of your are

complete

I'm here at the training section so I'll just go ahead and turn in this direction

and pull out more of my guide I don't want to catch it in there and just

continue shaping my AR

you could also use some of the fancier fonts that can be found out on the

internet and use them on your block

now I'm to the rounded section of the R

now I'm here on the last leg of the are

and you can see the thread is my yarn is starting to kind of come apart but

that'll it'll still work even if it's coming apart like that

now I take and put my needle to the outside of my loop here and put it to

the back side and just make a knot and secure it in this part is going to be on

the inside since we are making a cube

you can take and tie it to the other side and make a knot just like that then

if you want you can cut off the excess tail we have our our and this will work

by itself if you want to dress it up a little you can use a contrasting color

or you can even use the same color which will make it look a little more bold and

then just start weaving it below the chain this is the rope effect

you

now we want to align the sides together like this and evenly single crochet

approximately 16 15 to 16 single crochet along the edge so we'll slip stitch them

together first and then start working single crochet through the edge

there's ten

12

14 and 15 and this is what we have

now we want to cut the yarn wrap the yarn over and pull it through

now I'm aligning the third side and I'll do the same thing

evenly work 15 single crochet along the edge joining the two together

I finished joining the third side I just want to cut the yarn and then pull the

tail through to secure it and we will do the same thing with our fourth side join

it here in the corner and then work approximately 15 single crochet you can

do 16 or 17 or 14 the number on the sides does not have to be perfect just

try to keep the same number for your cube if you're using 14 try to use 14 on

each side so the cube is even I'll continue working your single crochet

evenly across the edge now I've completed the four sides together now I

want to join the sides so they make a cube and this will be the same as

joining the other ones slip stitch to join and then evenly work the single

crochet I'm using 15

they're 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

cut the yarn this is what we have at this point you may want to sew in some

of the tails because they do get in the way

take the fifth segment and I'll line it so it's evenly covering the edges join

the sites together with a slip stitch and evenly work the single crochet

across the edge I have completed the first side I will be evenly working the

single crochet around the next edge joining the sides together the remaining

edges will be done the same way

I'm to the next corner and I'm going to make sure that I catch a stitch through

the green which was made on the side here

then continue working around now I'm finishing up joining my section to the

cube

and when a slip stitch in my beginning single crochet to join and cut my yarn

I have five of my segments joined we will attach the top side the same way

working only three sides and then we want to fill it full of polyester

fiberfill

I've completed the three sides leaving an opening to fill it with polyester

fiberfill and this is what I'm using and then just fill it as full as you want it

to be I find that adding in smaller chunks of fiberfill works best for

shaping the square I've got mine filled I don't like to stuff it too full or it

starts to lose the cube shape and the sides will round out so I just don't

like to stuff it too full continue single crocheting to close the

two sides together on this last edge now cut the yarn and I'm sewing in the last

tail here

and the cube is complete

For more infomation >> How to Crochet Knit Alphabet Block Cube for Baby Infant Toddler Knit Korean Subtitles Translations - Duration: 18:25.

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How to Crochet Knit Alphabet Block Cube for Baby Infant Toddler Knit Korean Subtitles Translations - Duration: 18:25.

this project will be a crochet character cube you can make letters numbers or

shapes with this technique each letter or character is made with

the embroidery chain stitch we will make six individual sides for the cube and

then crochet them together with the single crochet this is the yarn I'm

using for this project and it's nice and soft I'm using a size G crochet hook and

a chain of sixteen seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen

sixteen now work one single crochet in each chain across for a total of fifteen

there's two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen

fourteen fifteen

now chain one turn work one single crochet in each single crochet across

for a total of 15 on Row 2 and we will do this for 17 rows there's six seven

eight

9

10 11 12 13 14 15 continue until you have 17 rows complete 6 squares total

I'm finishing up my 17th row

I am going to use the embroidery chain stitch to make the letter on my cube

before I start my embroidery chain letter I'm going to put on a temporary

yarn guide and this is supposed to help me so I have something to follow and my

letter will be a little bit neater than if I were just winging it and what I'll

be doing is pulling this out as I progress with my letter or number or

shape you can do all three with those letters numbers and shapes characters

anything that you want to make

and I'm going to insert my needle from the bottom side up to the front like

this and leave a little tail here this will be on the inside I'm going to start

making my embroidery chain stitch and I insert my needle in the same hole where

I just came up and then up maybe about a quarter of an inch or so and then make

my chain just like that and I insert my needle and the hole where I just came up

and then put it up a little bit further just like that catching a little bit of

thread continue on up the side until you have the straight edge of your are

complete

I'm here at the training section so I'll just go ahead and turn in this direction

and pull out more of my guide I don't want to catch it in there and just

continue shaping my AR

you could also use some of the fancier fonts that can be found out on the

internet and use them on your block

now I'm to the rounded section of the R

now I'm here on the last leg of the are

and you can see the thread is my yarn is starting to kind of come apart but

that'll it'll still work even if it's coming apart like that

now I take and put my needle to the outside of my loop here and put it to

the back side and just make a knot and secure it in this part is going to be on

the inside since we are making a cube

you can take and tie it to the other side and make a knot just like that then

if you want you can cut off the excess tail we have our our and this will work

by itself if you want to dress it up a little you can use a contrasting color

or you can even use the same color which will make it look a little more bold and

then just start weaving it below the chain this is the rope effect

you

now we want to align the sides together like this and evenly single crochet

approximately 16 15 to 16 single crochet along the edge so we'll slip stitch them

together first and then start working single crochet through the edge

there's ten

12

14 and 15 and this is what we have

now we want to cut the yarn wrap the yarn over and pull it through

now I'm aligning the third side and I'll do the same thing

evenly work 15 single crochet along the edge joining the two together

I finished joining the third side I just want to cut the yarn and then pull the

tail through to secure it and we will do the same thing with our fourth side join

it here in the corner and then work approximately 15 single crochet you can

do 16 or 17 or 14 the number on the sides does not have to be perfect just

try to keep the same number for your cube if you're using 14 try to use 14 on

each side so the cube is even I'll continue working your single crochet

evenly across the edge now I've completed the four sides together now I

want to join the sides so they make a cube and this will be the same as

joining the other ones slip stitch to join and then evenly work the single

crochet I'm using 15

they're 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

cut the yarn this is what we have at this point you may want to sew in some

of the tails because they do get in the way

take the fifth segment and I'll line it so it's evenly covering the edges join

the sites together with a slip stitch and evenly work the single crochet

across the edge I have completed the first side I will be evenly working the

single crochet around the next edge joining the sides together the remaining

edges will be done the same way

I'm to the next corner and I'm going to make sure that I catch a stitch through

the green which was made on the side here

then continue working around now I'm finishing up joining my section to the

cube

and when a slip stitch in my beginning single crochet to join and cut my yarn

I have five of my segments joined we will attach the top side the same way

working only three sides and then we want to fill it full of polyester

fiberfill

I've completed the three sides leaving an opening to fill it with polyester

fiberfill and this is what I'm using and then just fill it as full as you want it

to be I find that adding in smaller chunks of fiberfill works best for

shaping the square I've got mine filled I don't like to stuff it too full or it

starts to lose the cube shape and the sides will round out so I just don't

like to stuff it too full continue single crocheting to close the

two sides together on this last edge now cut the yarn and I'm sewing in the last

tail here

and the cube is complete

For more infomation >> How to Crochet Knit Alphabet Block Cube for Baby Infant Toddler Knit Korean Subtitles Translations - Duration: 18:25.

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How to Make Paneer/Chhana - Duration: 2:11.

How to Make Paneer/Chhana

whole milk 1.5kg

whole milk will yield ~20% of its weight in paneer

white vinegar 30g (you can also use lime juice)

bring the milk to a boil

turn off heat; add vinegar

stir until the 'whey' separates and you see the 'curds'

CURDS: vinegar lowers the pH of milk; casein protein molecules clump together ('curdle') to form the curds—this is accelerated by heat

WHEY: separated translucent liquid

bowl

strainer

muslin/cheesecloth

collect curds over cheesecloth; drain the whey

this chhana is still wet and crumbly; paneer should be dry and well-formed

gather the sides

mould gently to prevent a trough from forming at the top

hang to let drip naturally

don't squeeze or put weight on it this will keep the paneer porous enough to absorb all the curry

for clean cuts, refrigerate paneer for at least 1 hour and warm blade in hot water

slide the knife; don't press it down

use in curries and watch paneer soak up the juices!

For more infomation >> How to Make Paneer/Chhana - Duration: 2:11.

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Audiobook Wrap Up | #7 - Duration: 9:57.

Hey guys it's Trina and this is another audiobooks review video. So this year I

have been doing one of these wrap-up videos for every five audiobooks that I

listen to. I already talked about all the books that I read or listened to in my

monthly wrap-ups or in Goodreads reviews so that's where I talk about like my

enjoyment of the book or the series, the characters, the writing, just my rating

of the book overall, and in these videos I talk about just the narration - whether

or not I liked it, didn't like it, did it add to the story experience?, would I

recommend listening to audio versus reading the print book?, and are there any

formatting differences. So this video is just talking about the narration of

these audiobooks and I will link down below anywhere else that I have talked

about these books if you're wanting to know more full reviews. So a couple

things that are different this time is first of all, instead of reviewing five

audiobooks I am reviewing six because three of them are all part of the same

trilogy. They all have the same narrator and I wanted to wait and be able to

review them all together. And this time I'm also going to try to do ratings for

the narration. I was asked in a comment last time if I could please rate the

audio versus the book itself and show you guys like a comparison of, you know,

how my ratings differ. I have tried to do that in the past in one of my

earlier ones of these videos and I didn't really like it because honestly I

find it hard to rate audio narration on the same like five star scale as a book

itself because like to me the audio is either good or bad. You've got two ratings:

'it's good,' 'it's bad.' Maybe 'it's fine.' But I'm gonna try to put that on a five star

scale this time. We'll see how it works. Let me know if you like it. First up

today, I'm gonna be talking about the audiobook for The Gentleman's Guide to

Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee. This is a YA historical fiction about a main

character Monty who is about to embark on a tour of England with his sister and

his best friend Percy who he actually has a crush on. A little bit of romance, a

little bit of an adventure. I did enjoy the book itself and the audiobook is

narrated by Christian Colson who is the actor that played Tom Riddle in the

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets movie, so you may recognize his voice

from that. I thought that he did a fantastic job with this audio book. He

really embodied the personality of the main character, Monty. Monty is like this

roguish, snarky, smarmy guy and yeah Christian Coulson just really brought

that attitude and personality into reading it. I thought that his

personality really brought the story to life. It was a very very enjoyable thing

to listen to. It very much kept me entertained. I had absolutely zero issues

with his voicing or his standard narration of dialogue, descriptions,

anything like that, so I would give him a five star rating in terms of the

narration itself, whereas the book got a four star rating. Now as far as any

formatting differences between the print and the audio, there is a map in the

front of the print book which shows you all the locations that are traveled to

in this story. Other than that you're not missing out on anything. I would

definitely definitely recommend this audio version. I thought that it was

fantastic. Then I listened to Girl Out of Water

by Laura Silverman. This one is a YA contemporary romance-ish story about a

girl who lives in California, has to uproot her life and move in with her

aunt and her younger cousins because her aunt has been in an accident and

needs help caring for her cousins. It's kind of a story of like self-discovery.

The narrator of this audiobook was Laurence Bouvard and she was okay. Her

voicing was fine, her standard reading was fine, but I didn't think that her

tone matched the personality or attitude of the main character that I was getting

from how she was written. The writing is still in the audiobook, like you can hear

the words that were written on page and it seemed to me like this main character

was a little bit mopey, like in a more sad way about some of the things that

were happening in her life and yet the narrator kept reading her in this really

high-pitched whiny tone and it made her seem a little bit more immature than

what the book was telling me that the character was. So to me this was a

disconnect. I don't know, I guess I would give her like three or three and a half

stars because it just didn't mesh up with what my head was telling me this

main character was like. The book itself I did give it four stars. I did enjoy

listening to this one audio but I don't think that it necessarily

really had like a huge you know improvement over the print book so I

wouldn't really recommend one over the other. I think they'd both be fine. Next I

listened to Like a River Glorious by Rae Carson, which is the second book in the

Gold Seer trilogy. This is another historical YA, it's more of a survival

adventure type of story. It's set during the California Gold Rush period

following a character who was traveling across the country to get to California

because she has an ability where she can sense where gold is in the ground. This

audiobook was narrated by Erin Mallon and to me her voice acting and narration

was just so fitting for this series and like its tone and its setting and

everything. She reads the main character with a slight southern accent, which is

very appropriate because this character is from I think Georgia and the book is

all first-person point of view from this main character and the narrator reads it

all with this kind of like wavery, worried quality I thought it fit very

well. There was just something about this

audiobook, like the tone of her reading and the way that she read it just

embodied autumn and like the fall season and it had just turned fall when I

listened to this and I was just like so into it. It was just like the perfect

atmospheric seasonal read so that really added to my enjoyment of listening to

this one on audio. Now my critique of her narrating was I felt like all of the

female voices and all of the male voices were exactly the same. She did not do

very distinct voices, especially in the group of main characters, but I was never

confused about who was speaking because the writing was done so well in terms of

like 'he said,' 'she said,' so like I always knew which character was speaking. For

this one I would rate the audio four stars. I really enjoyed it

other than I can see the fact that I don't think she does very distinct

voices. The book itself I also gave four stars and I do have to say I probably, if

I just read the book, I might have given it three or three and a half stars. I do

think the narration kind of made this story for me just because of that

atmospheric feeling I was getting from it. As far as any formatting

differences, there is again a map in the front of this book. I don't think it's

totally necessary but if you love book maps you may want to check out the print

version. Other than that, I definitely recommend the audio because

it just totally made the story for me. And then finally I am reviewing the

entire Conspiracy of Us trilogy by Maggie Hall. There are three books in

this series, they are: The Conspiracy of Us, Map of Fates, and The Ends of the

World. This is a YA adventure kind of contemporary story. It's about an

ordinary girl who finds out she's part of an ancient secret society who are

trying to follow clues to track down the lost tomb of Alexander the Great, and the

audio of all three of these books were narrated by Julia Whelan. She is also the

same narrator who does the audio books for The Girl at Midnight trilogy by

Melissa Grey and in that series - I make a note of this because it kind of affects

how I feel about, you know, her voicing in this series - but in The Girl at Midnight

I found that she made the male voices very similar, they all sounded very gruff,

I couldn't really tell them apart. That was my complaint. However, her voicing in

The Conspiracy of Us trilogy is not all the same. Like these are actually

distinct, unique voices and I think a big part of that is probably because all of

these characters are from different parts of the world so each of them have

different accents, and so Julia Whelan actually has some talent because she was

able to do multiple accents in the same scene with so many different

characters. The characters have French, Russian, British accents. I have no idea

if they are truly like authentic sounding but she has some talent there

and so I never had any trouble in this series recognizing who was speaking or

difficulty telling the characters apart or anything. I enjoyed listening to these

books, they definitely made it a little bit more action-packed, I guess, in my

opinion. I did actually start the first book in the trilogy in print format like

months and months and months ago, or last year maybe, and I read a couple chapters

of it and then I had to give it back to the library and I just remember not

having been that into it but then once I got the audiobooks I was into it and I

was able to binge read like all three of these books back-to-back. So I did really

enjoy the audio experience. I think that I would give her a rating of 4 stars

with the narration just because it's not my absolute favorite audio book

narration I have ever heard but I have no real critiques of her job with this

series. And the books were all so all rated four stars each. So overall,

four star books, four star audio narration. I really enjoyed listening to

these on audio and would recommend that format if you're able to listen to them.

Those are all the audiobooks that I am reviewing today. I like to in these

videos end by telling you guys which one of these audiobooks was my favorite of

the group, which one would I recommend the most, and my favorite here was

definitely The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue by Mackenzi Lee because, you know,

the narrator just really embodied the character and he was a fun character. I

enjoyed spending time with him, that really made this story for me, so yeah I

would definitely recommend it. If you're looking for an audio book to pick up and

you haven't listened to this one yet, go get your hands on it, go get your ears on

it, because I really thought it was a wonderful experience. Let me know if

you've listened to an audiobook that you absolutely loved recently. I'd love to

know what it is. I will link you to the rest of the playlist for my audio book

reviews series in the description, as well as, you know, where else I have

reviewed each of these books I'm talking about today for things besides just the

narration. Thank you guys so much for watching and I will see you in the comments. Bye.

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ACTRESSES HAVE ACCUSED FORMER PRESIDENT GEORGE HW BUSH OF

GROPING THEM AND FOLLOWING THAT TYPE OF SEXUAL ASSAULT WITH AN

INCREDIBLY CORNY JOKE THAT THEY DID NOT FIND FUNNY BUT RATHER

OFFENSIVE.

THIS STORY FIRST BROKE YESTERDAY WHEN AN ACTRESS

BY THE NAME OF HEATHER LIND SHARED HER STORY IN AN INSTAGRAM

POST WHICH HAS SINCE BEEN DELETED THAT SHE HAD WRITTEN IN

THE POST THAT HE, MEANING GEORGE HW BUSH:

SHE ALSO CONTINUED ñ THIS STORY MADE HEADLINES YESTERDAY AND

PART OF THE REASON WHY I DIDN'T COVER IT WAS BECAUSE THERE WAS A

LOT THAT WAS UNCLEAR TO ME AT THE TIME.

FOR INSTANCE, HE HAS

BEEN WILTSHIRE BOUND FOR THE LAST FIVE YEARS AND SOMETIMES

YOU ACCIDENTALLY TOUCHED SOMEONE IN A WAY THAT YOU DID NOT ME TO

TOUCH THEM.

I DID KNOW IF THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED OR IF IT

WAS INTENTIONAL THAT AS SOON AS THE STORY BROKE, A SPOKESPERSON

FOR BUSH RELEASED A STATEMENT APOLOGIZING FOR THE JOKE AND

THEN I AM LIKE THAT SEEMS LIKE A BIT OF AN OMISSION BUT STILL,

THINGS ARE A LITTLE UNCLEAR.

BUT NOW RECENT REPORTING

INDICATES THAT THINGS ARE PRETTY CLEAR.

A SECOND ACTRESS HAS

COME OUT AND PROVIDED SOME EVIDENCE OF HIM DOING SOMETHING

INCREDIBLY SIMILAR.

FIRST LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT HEATHER

LIND'S PHOTO SHE POSTED ON INSTAGRAM.

IT DOESN'T SHOW

EVIDENCE BUT IT SHOWS THE PHOTO THAT HE ALLEGEDLY GRABBED HER

BEHIND WHILE THIS PHOTO WAS BEING TAKEN.

DEAD SPIN REPORTED

ON THIS AND SAID:

REALLY?

YOU THINK THAT IS ACCEPTABLE?

NO, NO, CORSET IS NOT ACCEPTABLE.

YOU CANNOT DO

ENOUGH WHY THE STORIES ARE IMPORTANT.

THE ONLY REASON WHY, IT'S ALL A MATTER OF DEGREE, RIGHT?

NONE OF DEGREES ARE ACCEPTABLE, IT IS NEVER A FEDERAL TO GRAB A

WOMAN'S ASS WITHOUT ASKING HER.

THAT IS OBVIOUS.

THE MOST

OBVIOUS THING IN THE WORLD.

BUT TO SOME OF THE OLDER GENERATION

UNFORTUNATELY IT IS NOT OBVIOUS, SO YOU KNOW THAT BECAUSE HE'S

MAKING A JOKE ABOUT IT.

IN FRONT OF EVERYBODY.

HE IS LIKE,

DAVID COP A FEEL BECAUSE I'M GRABBING YOUR ASS EVEN THOUGH I

AM A FORMER PRESIDENT.

HE'S FROM A DIFFERENT TIME, IT DOESN'T MATTER.

APPARENTLY

BARBARA BRUSHED JUST ROLLED HER EYES AND MADE LIGHT OF IT AND SO

FOLLOWING HEATHER LIND'S ACCOUNT OF WHAT OCCURRED, THERE IS

ANOTHER ACTRESS BY THE NAME OF JORDANA GROLNICK WHO SAYS SHE

EXPERIENCE VERY SIMILAR BACK, SHE WROTE:

SO HERE IS THE SET UP, HOW IT ALL STARTS.

THEN SHE SAYS:

SHE ALSO PROVIDED A PHOTO WHERE YOU CAN SEE HIS HAND TOUCHING

HER BEHIND.

THE REASON WHY THIS IS NOT WEINSTEIN LEVEL OR O'REILLY OR

AILES LEVEL IS BECAUSE HE DOESN'T HOLD POWER OVER THEM,

ALTHOUGH HE IS A FORMER PRESIDENT, AGREE THAT.

IT IS

ALSO ABOUT INTENT.

THOSE GUYS ALMOST SAME EXACT PATTERN.

THEY

WOULD ISOLATE THE WOMEN IN A ROOM, THEY WOULD BE IN THE ROOM

WITH THEM.

THEY WOULD ASK FOR SEX AND THEN THEY WOULD TOUCH

THEM IN ALL SORTS OF DIFFERENT WAYS.

THERE'S ALSO TWO

DIFFERENT THINGS THAT THEY DID.

THIS IS A GUY WHO CLEARLY DOES

NOT KNOW THAT WHAT HE'S DOING IS WRONG.

THAT IS WHY HE IS MAKING

A JOKE IN FRONT OF EVERYONE INCLUDING HIS WIFE ABOUT DAVID

COP A FEEL.

IT DOESN'T MITIGATE THE HE IS DOING AND THE REASON I LIKE THIS

COMING OUT IS BECAUSE EVEN 93-YEAR-OLD TO UNDERSTAND YOU

JUST CAN'T GRAB PEOPLE'S ASS ANYMORE AND BARELY BACK IN THE

DAY THEY THOUGHT IT WAS ACCEPTABLE.

IT IS NOT.

YOU CAN

DISAGREE WITH ME IN SANTA CLARA HIS MIND IS, BUT HE DID NOT HAVE

MALICIOUS INTENT OTHERWISE HE WOULD NOT HAVE BROADCASTED IT TO

EVERYONE.

LOOK, SOME OF THE OLDER FOLKS AND LOOK, YOU COULD

ARGUE AILES AND WEINSTEIN ARE ALSO ALL BUT 93 IS A DIFFERENT

LEVEL OF OLD.

IT'S ON EXCUSE I'M JUST SAYING SOME OF THE

OLDER FOLKS WILL USE WORDS THAT ARE OUTDATED.

LIGHT-COLORED PEOPLE.

THEY DON'T MEAN I DON'T LIKE BLACK PEOPLE, THEY JUST

DON'T KNOW THE PEOPLE DON'T USE THAT WORD ANYMORE.

YOU SEE WHAT I'M SAYING?

I LOVE THAT THE STORY IS COMING OUT BECAUSE IT LEADS TO

MORE EDUCATIONS OF PEOPLE STOP DOING IT BUT IT JUST

DOESN'T FEEL AS EVIL AS THE OTHER GUYS.

, I GET WHAT YOU WERE SAYING.

HE GREW UP IN A DIFFERENT TIME

WHERE IT WAS TOTALLY OKAY TO GROW PEOPLE, WOMEN NAMELY AND

FEEL THIS ENTITLEMENT IN REGARDS TO PUTTING YOUR HAND ON SOMEONE

ELSE WITHOUT CONSENT BUT HE'S LIVING.

HE KNOWS.

I DON'T CARE

WHAT HIS INTENT WAS.

HIS INTENT WAS TO GRAB A WOMAN'S ASS

WITHOUT ASKING PERMISSION AHEAD OF TIME.

HE HAS BEEN AROUND

THAT HE KNOWS HOW MUCH SOCIETY HAS CHANGED SO I WILL GIVE YOU

AN EXAMPLE.

WHEN I WAS IN MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL THE F

WORD AND I AM NOT REFERRING TO FUCK WAS STARTED ON LEFT AND

RIGHT AND NO ONE CARED THAT IT WASN'T OFFENSIVE ARE CONSIDERED

DEROGATORY IN ANY WAY AND GUESS WHAT?

SOCIETY HAS CHANGED THAT IT IS PROGRESS AND THAT WORD IS

UNACCEPTABLE AND I NEVER USE THAT WORD.

I KNOW THAT USING

THAT WORD IS WRONG.

I WOULD NEVER USE THAT WORD AND THEN USE

THE EXCUSE OF WELL WHEN I WAS GROWING UP, THAT WORD WAS

TOTALLY ACCEPTABLE.

SOCIETY CHANGES AND HE IS A FORMER

PRESIDENT.

HE KNOWS BETTER.

HE IS NOT ENTITLED TO GRABBING ANYONE'S ASS, I DON'T CARE

IF HE WAS BORN 93 YEARS AGO OR IF HE WAS BORED 100

YEARS AGO OR 500 YEARS AGO.

IT DOESN'T MATTER.

HE IS IF HE IS ALIVE TODAY HE KNOWS A SOCIETY IS CHANGED.

THAT IS MY POINT WHICH IS THAT HE MIGHT NOT KNOW.

WHEN

PEOPLE SAY COLORED PEOPLE, THEY DON'T KNOW.

THEY'RE NOT TRYING

TO RUB YOUR FACE IN IT.

I THINK I HEARD NOTHING OTHER DAY BUT A

WHILE BACK SOMEONE EVEN ACTUALLY STILL USED CHINA MEN.

SOME

FOLKS IS THAT THEY KNOW THEY'RE DOING THEIR TOTAL JERKS AND SOME

FOLKS ARE JUST LIKE STUCK IN 1950 AND REMEMBER, THIS IS

GEORGE HW BUSH WHO GOT IN A LOT OF POLITICAL TROUBLE BECAUSE HE

DIDN'T KNOW WHAT A SCANNER AT A GROCERY STORE WAS.

HE IS LIKE HOW DOES IT TELL YOU THE PRICE?

HE DIDN'T KNOW THE PRICE OF MILK.

HE WAS KNOWN FOR BEING

CLUELESS.

HE'S A SMART GUY, WAY SMARTER THAN HIS SON.

VERY LOW

BAR.

BUT FOR THE 18 SEVEN THE STORY, I AM NOT EXCUSING HIS

BEHAVIOR.

I LIKE THE STORIES COMING OUT NOT AS A HOT TO

GEORGE HW BUSH BUT AS A WAY OF EDUCATING FOLKS, IF YOU LIVED IN

THE OLD SCHOOL AND HE THOUGHT THAT WAS ACCEPTABLE IT IS NOT

ACCEPTABLE.

THAT IS SEXUAL ASSAULT AND PEOPLE ARE

JUSTIFIABLY VERY MAD ABOUT THAT.

WHETHER YOU THINK IT MATTERS

WHAT HIS INTENT IS OR NOT, THAT IS, I HOPE THAT'S A FINE

DISAGREEMENT.

JUST ONE OTHER POINT THAT I WANT TO MAKE.

YOU ARE TAKING

THIS PHOTO WITH THESE ACTRESSES WHILE YOUR WIFE IS THERE.

EVEN

IF WE LIVED IN THIS CRAZY SOCIETY WHICH PRETTY RECENTLY WE

DID LIVE IN A SOCIETY WHERE WAS OKAY TO JUST GROPE WOMEN LIKE

THAT, WHAT HAPPENED TO FAMILY VALUES.

YOU ARE THERE WITH YOUR

WIFE AND YOU ARE GRABBING ANOTHER WOMAN'S ASS RIGHT IN

FRONT OF HER THOUGHT UNACCEPTABLE ON EVERY LEVEL.

SO

NO.

I CAN'T GET OVER IT.

I CAN'T GET OVER THE EXCUSES I

CAN'T GET OVER THE APOLOGY/NON-APOLOGY THEY

RELEASED.

LET'S QUICKLY READ THAT FOR YOU.

THIS IS FROM A

SPOKESPERSON FOR BUSH.

LET ME JUST QUICKLY AGREE WITH ANA THAT THAT IS NOT AN EXCUSE.

NO, THAT IS NOT A GOOD-NATURED THING.

YOU DON'T TOUCH A

PERSON'S ASS THINKING THAT IT'S COMPLETELY OKAY AND YOU'RE

ENTITLED TO IT.

YOUR RIGHT.

NOW THAT EVERY READ IT, THAT'S A TERRIBLE

APOLOGY.

GOOD NET I GOOD-NATUREDLY SEXUALLY

ASSAULTED YOU AND IF YOU ARE OFFENDED, I GUESS WE APOLOGIZE.

SOME PEOPLE UNDERSTAND THAT IT WAS GOOD-NATURED.

THIS THE GOOD PEOPLE.

BUT IF YOU ARE OFFENDED, WE SINCERELY APOLOGIZE.

SUPER LAST THING.

LET ME ASK YOU, DO YOU FEEL LIKE IF GEORGE HW BUSH DOESN'T

HIS MENTOR TRUMP DOESN'T?

IT COULD BE TRUMP OR CLINTON.

TO ME IT FEELS LIKE TRUMP AND

CLINTON KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THEY ARE DOING AND IT FEELS WAY WORSE

BUT I COULD BE WRONG, THAT IS WHY I AM ASKING YOU AS OPPOSED

TO GEORGE HW BUSH.

HERE'S THE THING, REGARDLESS OF WHO IT IS, IF SOMEONE PUTS

THEIR HANDS ON ME IN ANY WAY THAT I DON'T WANT OR LIKE OR

DIDN'T CONSENT TO, I'M GOING TO HAVE THE SAME REACTION, EMOTION,

AND FEELING TOWARD IT.

I GET WHERE YOU'RE COMING FROM.

TRUMP

HAS A CERTAIN LEVEL OF SLEAZINESS TO HIM THAT MIGHT

MAKE ME FEEL A LITTLE WORSE ABOUT IT, BUT NO, I THINK AT THE

END OF THE DAY, WHEN YOU ARE VIOLATED IN THAT WAY, YOU ARE

VIOLATED THAT REPRESSION THE STORY OF THE GUY WHO GRABBED MY

ASS AT A YOUTUBE EVENT AND I LIKE THAT GUY.

I WAS A FAN

OF HIS.

IT WAS SUCH A DEGRADING FEELING THAT I KIND OF BRUSHED

OFF AND PUT IT IN THE BACK OF MY MIND THAT IN WANT TO THINK ABOUT

IT AGAIN.

IT DOESN'T MATTER IF YOU LIKE THE PERSON OR

AGREE WITH THEIR IDEOLOGY.

I HEAR YOU.

YOU ARE THE BETTER AUTHORITY ON THIS.

I

HAVE ALSO HAVE MY ASS GRABBED BUT NOT IN THE SAME WAY

OBVIOUSLY IN MINE WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF AN ASSAULT.

WE WILL

TELL THAT STORY IN THE POST GAME.

TYTNETWORK.COM/JOIN

INTERESTING.

BUT I WILL DIFFER TO YOUR JUDGMENT AND I HEAR YOU

THAT BUSH CERTAINLY AND BY THE WAY, I AGREED WITH THIS IN THE

BEGINNING, HE DOES NOT GET A PASS.

IT JUST IS A LITTLE

DIFFERENT TO ME THAN SOMEONE WHO IS MALICIOUSLY DOING IT BUT

YOU ARE THE BETTER JUDGE.

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How to Make Paneer/Chhana - Duration: 2:11.

How to Make Paneer/Chhana

whole milk 1.5kg

whole milk will yield ~20% of its weight in paneer

white vinegar 30g (you can also use lime juice)

bring the milk to a boil

turn off heat; add vinegar

stir until the 'whey' separates and you see the 'curds'

CURDS: vinegar lowers the pH of milk; casein protein molecules clump together ('curdle') to form the curds—this is accelerated by heat

WHEY: separated translucent liquid

bowl

strainer

muslin/cheesecloth

collect curds over cheesecloth; drain the whey

this chhana is still wet and crumbly; paneer should be dry and well-formed

gather the sides

mould gently to prevent a trough from forming at the top

hang to let drip naturally

don't squeeze or put weight on it this will keep the paneer porous enough to absorb all the curry

for clean cuts, refrigerate paneer for at least 1 hour and warm blade in hot water

slide the knife; don't press it down

use in curries and watch paneer soak up the juices!