Youtube daily report Nov 13 2017

[MUSIC]

[APPLAUSE] >> Hey, who says a Raw and

a SmackDown talent can't get along?

[MUSIC]

>> Raw and SmackDown talent can't get, what is that?

>> What the hell is this?

You're right.

Well, no, it's not the cops.

>> Wait a minute.

Wait a minute here.

>> Is he really here?

He's really here.

>> I think this has just picked up a little bit here, King.

>> Big Poppa Pump. >> It's Scott Steiner in

Madison Square Garden at the Survivor Series.

>> It's him, JR.

>> The free agent that everybody wants.

>> Mark Henry exploded out the corner.

>> Did you see that?

>> What a collision. >> That was a crossbody.

>> Mark Henry lift his feet.

>> The world's largest crossbody.

[CROSSTALK] >> When do you ever see Mark Henry lift

his feet like that?

>> A crossbody.

>> And then the World's Strongest Slam.

>> One, two- >> Mark Henry returns with a vengeance.

>> A crossbody.

[MUSIC]

>> What? >> I know that music.

>> The Glamazon, Beth Phoenix.

>> Beth Phoenix who was put out of action with a severe injury at the hands

of Michelle McCool and Layla makes her return here.

>> Beth Phoenix cleaning house and gonna make Layla pay, I believe.

>> No.

>> Ooh.

>> Welcome back, Bethy.

>> Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Perfect.

[MUSIC]

>> Check out

the foot

work right

here.

Check out the footwork, The Rock is moving.

>> Wow. >> Big arm drag.

>> And there he is. Another on for The Rock.

And there to The Miz.

And The Rock is cooking.

>> It just like riding a bicycle, man, The Rock, like I say hasn't missed it.

Well, you got to love it.

>> They have it here.

>> [LAUGH] >> And Miz and

Truth completely taken by surprise.

>> Whoa. >> [APPLAUSE]

>> The Rock still got it.

>> This will be a triple threat match.

A triple threat match.

Ladies and gentlemen, he is here, he is here.

Here he is.

[APPLAUSE]

[MUSIC]

>> What?

I thought that Vickie Guerrero was talking about Jeff Hardy.

>> You've got to be kidding me.

>> What do you gotta do to beat this man?

Wait a minute, there's a Million Dollar Dream.

>> Yes. One of the most [INAUDIBLE] on Bret Hart

that [INAUDIBLE] Hitman can do.

[INAUDIBLE] one.

It is unbelievable.

>> [APPLAUSE]

[MUSIC]

>> Here is your winner- >> Austin wouldn't let go of the hold.

>> Bret Hitman Hart.

>> Austin didn't let go of the Million Dollar Dream and it cost him the victory.

>> Look at this.

>> The small package.

>> Look at this. >> And Jericho can steel one, but

John Cena, the strength of Cena.

>> The brute strength- >> Good grief.

>> Of John Cena.

>> My God.

>> Can you believe this?

>> The cover. >> One, two, three.

>> John Cena's done it,

he's the world champion. [MUSIC]

[MUSIC]

>> My. >> Uh-oh.

[MUSIC]

>> My God.

>> My God.

The dead has risen.

>> What the hell is going on?

>> Goldberg's looking for the jack hammer.

>> He's looking for the jack hammer.

Goldberg looking for the jack hammer.

A jack hammer to Lesnar.

Here's the cover.

>> One, two, three.

>> My God.

[SOUND] Goldberg beat Brock.

[MUSIC]

>> Here is your winner, Goldberg.

>> After 12 years, Goldberg returns to the ring and

absolutely destroys The Beast.

[MUSIC]

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you

next running low on charge you find yourself just a little bit short of

making it to the next super charger or your stop what can you do to make it

well number one slip common sense slow down slower you go lost power

you're gonna use and ideally 24 miles an hour you'll squeeze a lot more range out

of that pack turn off unnecessary z' like heat AC high drain devices so if

you got that mini-fridge plugged into your 12 volt socket shut that off try

not to run the steer don't run the steering wheel heater if you don't need

to don't run anything that you don't need to run but if it's nighttime please

leave your headlights on I've seen a few people shut their headlights off to try

and make it to charging stations once the battery pack in the in a Tesla gets

below a certain point it stops charging the 12-volt battery so at that point

your headlights aren't drawing any power from the traction pack at all anyways

it's drawing it from the 12 volt which eventually will die but chances are if

you're still driving your traction pack will die before the 12 volt anyways just

worry about driving safely that's number one always worry about safety of the

first instead of using your heat if it's very cold out try and just use your seat

heaters once again those run off the 12 volt as well not your traction pack now

you hear now your cabin heater and air conditioning those run through the DC DC

converter which will draw power from the traction pack

although if you're only a couple miles away even if it's bloody freakin cold

out I'm pretty sure you could probably survive at least four or five or ten

minutes without any heat or even it without any air-conditioning on if it

means making it or not of course touching again draft a semi considerable

power reduction I know this is going to be repetitive but I'm just gonna

reinforce this stuff another thing is look for a non supercharger charging

station that might be in route such as a Tesla destination charger Tesla

destination Chargers will show up on your center screen map don't be afraid

am i late no I'm not don't you know don't be afraid if it's an emergency to

just show up at a destination charger the most places have talked to

definitely understand if you're having problems and if there's someplace you

can patronize patronize them a little bit you know buy a cup of coffee drink

or even just offer to pay for the power you're using using it's better than a

tow truck even a even a slow slow charge point or something stupid slow you know

fifteen or thirty minute emergency charge on a slow station is enough to

give you an extra 10 miles 15 miles that can make the difference between sitting

on the side of the road waiting an hour or more for a tow truck to tow into a

supercharger or home and save you a ton of money on towing as well another

option is if you have it it's kind of long the same lines of if you need it

100% do it 100% spend a just a few extra minutes longer

and a supercharger even if the charge speeds are tapered down a bit and the

cars nav says oh you got more than enough to make it remember cold weather

heat it could be road construction accidents you never know what's gonna

pop up an extra two or three or even five minutes at a supercharger can mean

the difference between arriving with ten twenty thirty my extra miles or even

forty extra miles to spare or coming up a half mile short of your supercharger

destination must have adapters some things that I'd recommend that every

Tesla owner have with them and I don't just mean at home I mean with them now

we all know the the Tesla UMC comes with a 1450 adapter for most people this is

what you're going to be using on a daily basis for charging a 1450

this will charge the card up to 440 amps at 240 volts that comes standard with

the vehicle and the UMC also you get 120 volt adapter if you're in North America

and Japan this will be maximum charge rate will be 12 amps 120 volts you also

come with a J 1772 adapter this allows you to plug in at pump public

standardized charge a 1772 charging stations such as charge points those are

must-haves especially the 1770 1772 adapter these are must-haves another

must-have is the CHAdeMO adapter personally it's not as useful as it once

was but if you have the extra 450 the blow and actually I'm charging on China

most station right now as I'm filming this and I've already gained back fifty

seven miles I plugged in about two minutes before this video started so

I've gained fifty seven miles in twenty two minutes twenty two and a half

minutes yes it is a little pricey but there's a lot of chatting most stations

around at least now there aren't nowadays there are not as useful as it

once was before there were a lot more superchargers I mean the supercharger

networks just grown exponentially in the last couple of years but I still find it

extremely useful I mean right now the Oak Creek supercharger actually they

just completed most of the work today and they're waiting for the utility to

turn it on but it's offline and I did so much driving today and I still got more

to do I needed something fast without having to drive an hour to the next

supercharger station we got a couple of these China most stations around

Milwaukee County so I just stopped at one thankfully this one's free GM arm

corporate mark corporate headquarters for GM own marketing thank you guys

great group of people here but it is amazing adapter to have for road trips

it's another one of those that you won't need it very often but when you do it is

great to have another one that's nice to have

I think they just brought this one back I've had this one for a while and I mean

adapters are cheap these are about 45 bucks from Tesla you can either may even

make your own but I recommend if they have the adapter get the proper one from

them before making your own adapters this one's a 1430 it's pretty much the

same as the 1450 the difference is 1430 will only will plug into 30 amp 240 volt

outlets and the 1450s for 50 amp 240 volt outlets I have it so I carry it a

must have and have to absolute must ABS for the road trippers

huh someone missing my 20-amp well I missing which one is this this is

the oh that's right I never ordered I made my own adapter that's right

that's a they just it was a more recent I made my own adapter before they

released it but another one is the 20 amp 120 volt adapter you got the the 15

amp which permits up to 12 amps of charging 120 volt you have the 20 amp

which permits up to 16 amps because you can only use 80% of a outlets output for

sustained usage now most commercial businesses will have 20 amp outlets not

15 you'll find 15 and most residential 20 amp at commercial the 20 amp adapter

will provide up to 33 30 or 33 percent more power to the to the car so it's a

30 32 33 30 33 percent increase in charge rate overnight especially if

you're in a hotel that can make a huge difference now there's this is the 520

adapter and this is the 515 adapter there's a new one out I don't have it

that's the 620 adapter or is it 6:15 can't remember it's either 6:15 or 6:20

that is designed for 240 volts such as what is found at hotel rooms for air

conditioners so most of your hotel air conditioners are gonna be plugged into a

620 outlet now before they came out with that I actually made my own conversion

adapter because the car doesn't care if it's 120 or 240 going in the adaptors

tell the car how many how much amperage they can draw does it matter if it's 20

amps at 240 or 20 amps at 1:20 so I plug my 110 volt adapter into

there now I can plug in on the hotel air-conditioning outlet that has come in

handy I've only used it once but but one time I had it I was glad to have it and

in other cases I use this for my welder long story so some great must-haves

there remember these are only like 45 bucks you're already spending you know

60 70 80 90 100 150 thousand on a car spend another thousand and you can have

all the adapters they have to offer

now another recommendation I can make is have a second

UMC unless you have alternate charging at home we see our joint I may get into

that later I'm getting to that later let me finish up this okay towing trailers

is the next subject tips for towing trailers and Stila

making it to your next stop slow down again slow down to stay within your

weight limit for your vehicle don't over load your vehicle drag not weight is the

biggest range reducing factor personally factor in about a 50% reduction in range

as a minimum for towing trailers so if you have a newer let's say say your car

has a 300 mile range rated range and the trailer factor in getting no more than

150 miles on that charge towing a trailer does reduce your range that much

it's insane do a couple practice drives locally to get a feel for it slow down

55 miles an hour you will save so much power towing a trailer over going at 7

miles an hour 80 trust me I've already done this done the I've already gone

through all the headaches and whatnot for you guys all so you don't have to

and I do have videos on my channel up talking it in more detail about the

trailers please take a peek

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Use a socket №18

Use an end bit №5

Use a socket №16

Use a socket №18 and a combination spanner №16

Use a combination spanner №19

Use a special tool for removing the tie rod end

Use a socket №18

Lubricate the brake disc seat with copper spray

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Tips & Hints for Beginner EV Owner Part 2 of 4 Electric Vehicle - Duration: 12:49.

you

next running low on charge you find yourself just a little bit short of

making it to the next super charger or your stop what can you do to make it

well number one slip common sense slow down slower you go lost power

you're gonna use and ideally 24 miles an hour you'll squeeze a lot more range out

of that pack turn off unnecessary z' like heat AC high drain devices so if

you got that mini-fridge plugged into your 12 volt socket shut that off try

not to run the steer don't run the steering wheel heater if you don't need

to don't run anything that you don't need to run but if it's nighttime please

leave your headlights on I've seen a few people shut their headlights off to try

and make it to charging stations once the battery pack in the in a Tesla gets

below a certain point it stops charging the 12-volt battery so at that point

your headlights aren't drawing any power from the traction pack at all anyways

it's drawing it from the 12 volt which eventually will die but chances are if

you're still driving your traction pack will die before the 12 volt anyways just

worry about driving safely that's number one always worry about safety of the

first instead of using your heat if it's very cold out try and just use your seat

heaters once again those run off the 12 volt as well not your traction pack now

you hear now your cabin heater and air conditioning those run through the DC DC

converter which will draw power from the traction pack

although if you're only a couple miles away even if it's bloody freakin cold

out I'm pretty sure you could probably survive at least four or five or ten

minutes without any heat or even it without any air-conditioning on if it

means making it or not of course touching again draft a semi considerable

power reduction I know this is going to be repetitive but I'm just gonna

reinforce this stuff another thing is look for a non supercharger charging

station that might be in route such as a Tesla destination charger Tesla

destination Chargers will show up on your center screen map don't be afraid

am i late no I'm not don't you know don't be afraid if it's an emergency to

just show up at a destination charger the most places have talked to

definitely understand if you're having problems and if there's someplace you

can patronize patronize them a little bit you know buy a cup of coffee drink

or even just offer to pay for the power you're using using it's better than a

tow truck even a even a slow slow charge point or something stupid slow you know

fifteen or thirty minute emergency charge on a slow station is enough to

give you an extra 10 miles 15 miles that can make the difference between sitting

on the side of the road waiting an hour or more for a tow truck to tow into a

supercharger or home and save you a ton of money on towing as well another

option is if you have it it's kind of long the same lines of if you need it

100% do it 100% spend a just a few extra minutes longer

and a supercharger even if the charge speeds are tapered down a bit and the

cars nav says oh you got more than enough to make it remember cold weather

heat it could be road construction accidents you never know what's gonna

pop up an extra two or three or even five minutes at a supercharger can mean

the difference between arriving with ten twenty thirty my extra miles or even

forty extra miles to spare or coming up a half mile short of your supercharger

destination must have adapters some things that I'd recommend that every

Tesla owner have with them and I don't just mean at home I mean with them now

we all know the the Tesla UMC comes with a 1450 adapter for most people this is

what you're going to be using on a daily basis for charging a 1450

this will charge the card up to 440 amps at 240 volts that comes standard with

the vehicle and the UMC also you get 120 volt adapter if you're in North America

and Japan this will be maximum charge rate will be 12 amps 120 volts you also

come with a J 1772 adapter this allows you to plug in at pump public

standardized charge a 1772 charging stations such as charge points those are

must-haves especially the 1770 1772 adapter these are must-haves another

must-have is the CHAdeMO adapter personally it's not as useful as it once

was but if you have the extra 450 the blow and actually I'm charging on China

most station right now as I'm filming this and I've already gained back fifty

seven miles I plugged in about two minutes before this video started so

I've gained fifty seven miles in twenty two minutes twenty two and a half

minutes yes it is a little pricey but there's a lot of chatting most stations

around at least now there aren't nowadays there are not as useful as it

once was before there were a lot more superchargers I mean the supercharger

networks just grown exponentially in the last couple of years but I still find it

extremely useful I mean right now the Oak Creek supercharger actually they

just completed most of the work today and they're waiting for the utility to

turn it on but it's offline and I did so much driving today and I still got more

to do I needed something fast without having to drive an hour to the next

supercharger station we got a couple of these China most stations around

Milwaukee County so I just stopped at one thankfully this one's free GM arm

corporate mark corporate headquarters for GM own marketing thank you guys

great group of people here but it is amazing adapter to have for road trips

it's another one of those that you won't need it very often but when you do it is

great to have another one that's nice to have

I think they just brought this one back I've had this one for a while and I mean

adapters are cheap these are about 45 bucks from Tesla you can either may even

make your own but I recommend if they have the adapter get the proper one from

them before making your own adapters this one's a 1430 it's pretty much the

same as the 1450 the difference is 1430 will only will plug into 30 amp 240 volt

outlets and the 1450s for 50 amp 240 volt outlets I have it so I carry it a

must have and have to absolute must ABS for the road trippers

huh someone missing my 20-amp well I missing which one is this this is

the oh that's right I never ordered I made my own adapter that's right

that's a they just it was a more recent I made my own adapter before they

released it but another one is the 20 amp 120 volt adapter you got the the 15

amp which permits up to 12 amps of charging 120 volt you have the 20 amp

which permits up to 16 amps because you can only use 80% of a outlets output for

sustained usage now most commercial businesses will have 20 amp outlets not

15 you'll find 15 and most residential 20 amp at commercial the 20 amp adapter

will provide up to 33 30 or 33 percent more power to the to the car so it's a

30 32 33 30 33 percent increase in charge rate overnight especially if

you're in a hotel that can make a huge difference now there's this is the 520

adapter and this is the 515 adapter there's a new one out I don't have it

that's the 620 adapter or is it 6:15 can't remember it's either 6:15 or 6:20

that is designed for 240 volts such as what is found at hotel rooms for air

conditioners so most of your hotel air conditioners are gonna be plugged into a

620 outlet now before they came out with that I actually made my own conversion

adapter because the car doesn't care if it's 120 or 240 going in the adaptors

tell the car how many how much amperage they can draw does it matter if it's 20

amps at 240 or 20 amps at 1:20 so I plug my 110 volt adapter into

there now I can plug in on the hotel air-conditioning outlet that has come in

handy I've only used it once but but one time I had it I was glad to have it and

in other cases I use this for my welder long story so some great must-haves

there remember these are only like 45 bucks you're already spending you know

60 70 80 90 100 150 thousand on a car spend another thousand and you can have

all the adapters they have to offer

now another recommendation I can make is have a second

UMC unless you have alternate charging at home we see our joint I may get into

that later I'm getting to that later let me finish up this okay towing trailers

is the next subject tips for towing trailers and Stila

making it to your next stop slow down again slow down to stay within your

weight limit for your vehicle don't over load your vehicle drag not weight is the

biggest range reducing factor personally factor in about a 50% reduction in range

as a minimum for towing trailers so if you have a newer let's say say your car

has a 300 mile range rated range and the trailer factor in getting no more than

150 miles on that charge towing a trailer does reduce your range that much

it's insane do a couple practice drives locally to get a feel for it slow down

55 miles an hour you will save so much power towing a trailer over going at 7

miles an hour 80 trust me I've already done this done the I've already gone

through all the headaches and whatnot for you guys all so you don't have to

and I do have videos on my channel up talking it in more detail about the

trailers please take a peek

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13 Tips for Writing a Great Journal Article - Duration: 5:01.

Hi there.

I am John Bond from Riverwinds Consulting and this is Publishing Defined.

Today I have 13 tips for writing a great academic article or paper.

First, let us start before any writing has occurred.

Think about whether the effort is justified.

Is the topic new and novel in the field?

Is the article about a particularly timely topic in your area?

Don't just write an article because you can; rather look to make a difference.

Second, think about where you want to submit the manuscript.

Be a loyal reader of any journal you intend to submit to; do not just pick one out of

an online search.

Know the mission of the publication.

This will allow you to focus your writing on that journal.

Third, follow the instruction or guidelines for authors for that journal very closely,

particularly in regard to length and format.

Now, let us look at mechanics.

The fourth tip is to follow closely the appropriate style manual.

Whether the AMA, APA, Chicago style guides, or others, you will benefit by understanding

these guidelines in your field.

Fifth, short and concise is always better.

This applies to the entire manuscript but also to sentence length and paragraph length

as well.

No one ever said, "I wish that paper was longer."

Ruthlessly delete all extraneous materials.

Sixth, follow accepted practices in regard to grammar and style.

If you do not know the expected practices find someone that does.

Also, read the articles in the journals you are submitting to so you can understand the

tone of these articles.

Now, let us look at the content presentation.

Seventh, when the paper is written, review the abstract very, very closely.

Many people will read only the abstract and it needs to be flawless.

Make sure it conforms to the abstract format in your intended publication.

Eight, consider the article title very carefully.

Avoid a boring title which is really just a label.

Consider something thought provoking or maybe even provocative, but do not stray so far

that it is corny or sensational.

Ninth, make sure any tables, charts, images, or graphics are essential and created in a

quality fashion.

Does each item standalone by itself?

Lastly, let us consider the review of the manuscript before submission.

My tenth tip is to read the final manuscript aloud several times.

This helps for clarity and language.

Eleventh, aside from having the content reviewed by your peers before submission, have others

outside your field read the paper as well.

Listen closely to any suggestions they have.

Twelfth, avoid any hint of plagiarism.

Always cite your sources.

Never take any passage or ideas from others.

An error here can affect your career or reputation.

Finally, I know many people that watch these videos are non-English language speakers that

may be submitting to an English language journal.

If so, I suggest having a native English language colleague or speaker read and help craft the

paper before submission.

This will likely increase the quality of the final product and therefore increase the likelihood

of acceptance.

If you do not know anyone to help with this, there are many editorial services that will

now assist for a fee.

Or email me for suggestions of editors that can help with this.

At the end of the day, there is no secret to success.

Attention to detail and a careful review of the language will hopefully improve your work.

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WHY I DON'T LIVE WITH MY PARENTS or rent an apartment: Living in a car Q&A | Hobo Ahle - Duration: 8:35.

When I originally moved into my car, like I didn't do it to like travel, or to

embrace minimalism, or to live small or like- no, none of that. That all was like a

successful by-product and I'm very happy with how things turned out, but the

decision to actually switch from traditional style living into some sort

of vehicle was purely based on this idea of saving money and saving a lot of it

and saving it quickly. And it was also supposed to be a temporary solution, like

at- when I decided to do it, and even into the first like six months of me doing it,

was never supposed to be a long-term thing. And so usually that's the point at

like when I share that information where people are like well "why didn't you just

get a cheaper apartment you know lower your rent?" or "why didn't you move in with

your parents?" and yeah, I get those questions a lot.

"Why I don't rent an apartment?" so I definitely feel like I have to preface this saying like I

don't think there's anything wrong with renting an apartment, I don't judge

anyone who rents an apartment, I think that if you rent an apartment and you

like it- it suits your lifestyle and you're happy then I'm happy for you like

literally I do not care if other people rent apartments. The way I see it, in order

to make money you have to work right? So in order to work what you're doing is

essentially your trading minutes, days, years of your life to work to get money

and then when you get this money what are you doing with it?

You're, it's what it feels like to me, is it feels like I'm just giving it away

because I'm not investing in anything. Then it's like a catch-22 because of the

fact that I'm working so much to pay for this place then I'm never even at this

place because I'm always at work working to pay for it... But anyways the simplest

answer is like just me personally, like I can't. I just don't believe in that. And

that's like a I mean you typically you hear like "oh, Santa Claus... I don't believe

in that." or you know something like that, but like "paying rent, I don't believe in

that." it's a little bit different, but that's just how I feel and it really is

just like one of those things I feel it like with such conviction

that I feel like it's- like it's almost wrong. Like it's- it's not fair and it

makes me so angry when when I had to do it because I did do it. I did, I rented a

room in a house, I rented a room in an apartment, like you know, I've done my

fair share of paying rent. And it was- it was never the price that was the problem

because I had more expensive rent, I had cheaper rent, it was always just like in

my head what it was is like based on principle. I just felt like it was- I just

didn't like it. It was not fair I don't know how else to say it and I know that sounds

maybe a bit entitled or privileged because of the fact that like I could

afford to pay rent for a room or whatever, but at the same time it's like

all problems are relative and it wasn't like I was flourishing in that type of

environment you know what I'm saying like I was definitely more on the end of

living paycheck to paycheck and really struggling. And I think, you know, if

that hadn't been the case ... like if I had just been so rich that money was not a

thing to me then maybe I wouldn't feel that way because I wouldn't value a

dollar to the same degree that I do now you know, it's like there's all this like

speculation like "what if this? what if that?" like my views might be different

but the point is like these are my views now and this is what they've

developed into. So again, like I don't mean to offend anyone or talk bad about

anyone who thinks that renting, whether it be a house or a room or an apartment,

whatever- like as long as it works for you and you're satisfied with it like

more power to you you know that's why I feel pretty much about everything but

it's just like the reason that I don't do it is because I feel so strongly

against it that like it literally like if I'm- while I'm doing it it feels like

it is eating away at my soul like it makes me miserable and I feel like that

sounds so dramatic and and maybe it is, but it's how I feel. It was to the point

where I was like "I refuse to do this anymore or ever again" like I

I can't. I will go insane if this continues to happen like it just can't.

there is no "if" because it can't because I cannot live like this. It was just it-

like that's what I mean when I say it ate away my soul like I am not joking it

made me a crazy person and so then the alternative to move into a car didn't

seem so crazy because I was already friggin crazy by paying rent and about

how strongly I felt about like not doing it. And here's the thing, like on top of

that, it's not just like- I never want to be the type of person that's like "oh I

don't like that..." dot dot dot. You know what I'm saying? It's like no, "I don't like that so...

how can I work my way around it? or how can I fix it? or how can I change it? how

can I just like-" I know what I want or what I don't want for that matter and

there's got to be a way to compromise there's got to be a way to work

something out because you have to be happy I mean that's that's life you know

you're gonna have a really bad time if you're never happy and there's certain

things that have paved my path simply because of the fact like I feel so

strongly about something, whether I like it or dislike it, that I have like

altered my life actually or made decisions based on that to get me to

where I am. And like I said, I know that "oh I don't believe in paying rent" it's

kind of- I mean it's- and it's not like I just don't believe in society and I'm some

hooligan you know, nah nah like you know I believe in paying taxes I believe in

being part of a community- I'm just going off on a tangent so I guess let me just

answer what is the other one? what did I say I was gonna talked about? uhhhh...

ok, I remember: "why I don't live with my parents". There- there are definitely some

people where... okay you go to high school, you're living with your parents, you

graduate, you decide you're gonna go to college maybe move away from home so you

move away from home. What happens to your old room? Maybe your parents leave it

the same, maybe they just put like office stuff or storage stuff in there, but you

still have a room. You know, they still got their house, still got a room, you're

off at college if you ever decide you want to come back or you need to I don't

know... get your life together and you just need somewhere to like not pay rent for

a while and just regroup like you can go back home and even though there's a

bunch of stuff in your room now and it might be really annoying like you still have

that. And you know there's a good portion of people where that is their reality

and that is the reality of all of their friends and everyone that they grew up

with. However there is another reality where you know

not everyone has that luxury. And I love my family so much and we have a great

relationship, but in my case like I don't want to go into like super you know

details because that's like my parents business my family's business you feel?

but I just think- it- again as much as I think the "why don't you rent an

apartment?" or whatever is a fair question I almost think like "why don't you live

with your parents?" is kind of an unfair question because it's like well... I

honestly think that back in the end of 2013 beginning of 2014 when I decided to

first move into a car, I think that had I had the option to just go back home to

my old room and take a break and relax and regroup whatever, that's probably

what I would have done. Like honestly you know, but that that just didn't exist for

me. And I'm not mad about it I'm not bitter about it it was just the reality

of the situation and like that's cool so that's not gonna be the solution to my

problem find another solution and my solution was to move into a car.

ok there's a lot of people at the park now so I'm gonna go byeeeeee

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Should I Dropout of College to do Real Estate - Duration: 7:09.

College, real estate, college, real estate, college, real estate. What choice should

you be making? We're gonna talk about that today.

I got a degree because

I think my entire life I had wanted one, I think my dad did a good job pounding

into my head this idea that you need college to get where you wanted to go

and I started out wanting to be a doctor, I didn't know that I would have such a

hard time with chemistry and with the sciences and yet when I chose out of a

path that no longer required a degree, there was a temptation to just not get

one, especially when my business started thriving and growing and yet I had my

mother-in-law, on this shoulder, that's the angel shoulder I think, that kept

saying that education is important, you'll be so glad that you got a degree

and I think she was generally worried that I might not, so you know what? I was

a people pleaser at that stage in my life and I wanted my in-laws to be happy

and we were business partners on some of the real estate that we had done,

you've probably heard and learned about some of my other videos, subscribe if you

haven't and in the other videos, I talk about how important that key

relationship was, it was the first of many relationships that launched me and

I wanted them happy so I got my degree but it was a stressful time in my life

cause I was building my business full-time, working full-time and going to school

full-time, plus house married full-time, that makes sense.

So it felt like a lot of full-time jobs, right? And yet I had a brother that

after his first semester in college dropped out and I listened to my

brothers and my parents that were that were judging him. "Nick you need to go to

college. Where are you gonna get in life if you don't go to college?" And he was

dropping out for the same reason I could have and I really respect my brother who

has become a very successful entrepreneur business owner, I respect

the fact that he thought that authenticity was more important than

people pleasing and it's taken to him some really great places so I'm not

gonna argue that you should drop out of college to do real estate, I didn't and

yet I think that there's a unique and individual path for each one of us.

The education system that you and I grew up in, it's flawed, it's not what it was in

the 40's, 50's, 60's, 70's that said you needed a

college degree. Science still says that you'll earn twice as much money the more

educated you are and I'm all about education. In fact, Warren Buffett says

that the more you learn, the more you earn

but what's more important than learning is from where. That's what's made all the

difference in my life so I feel like I've gotten two educations,

the first education was what I got from college and college taught me how to

learn, it taught me how to research, it taught me how to go to school and

how to elevate my own standards so that I would do things well. In fact, I

would do things exceptionally well, but at the same time as in college, I was

getting a secondary education and this was from the education of real life, this

was from people living in the world that were succeeding and I had mentors and

people that they're not teaching me things that I could ever get in college.

College won't teach you how to become financially independent or it doesn't

really even teach you how to run a business well, it can give you basics and

give you some some concepts and understanding but being successful in

life, changing your belief system to become the person that can allow

anything to become possible, those simply weren't skills that were taught

in college and so there's two types of education. Today, if you want to go on to

do real estate, I'm going to tell you right now, getting a college degree is more

education and it's more learning and I think there's deep value in that but

you're here today to figure out what your path is and whether you do or do

not go to college, there is an education that you need one way or the other and

that is the education of real estate, how to do it, how to do it well and there's

two components of that, there's the how to do it and then there's how to think

successfully. How does a millionaire think? Because you're going to have to think

that way before you actually make a million dollars and that's the education

that I'm going to be talking to you about next. I don't advocate real estate

as an all-or-nothing proposition so I'm not promising that tomorrow you'll have

a Ferrari, I think that real estate actually takes time, it can be

get-rich-quick but not in the way I've done it, even retiring after four and a

half years was four and a half years of really smart method, logical

steps that I took to get where I got but do I think you can retire in five or

ten years? Absolutely so even though it's not get-rich-quick, I think it's

important to give yourself the time that you need, finding mentors

who showed me how they became multimillionaires was hands down the

most important thing and the ones that could give me a specific dial and system

is what made all the difference in the world. In fact, my entire first strategy

with the lease option that I called compassionate financing that I did,

I downloaded it from a series of my mentors and created a hybrid for the

sealer best approach to it and the devil's in the details of real estate so

getting the contract law all figured out in all the little things, that's why

I ended up putting together like even this introductory course on lease

options that includes how to make the signs, how to have the walkthroughs, how

do you have scripts for every conversation and it doesn't take very

long for me to teach you the system, I'm just passing on a system that I've

improved upon, that I got from my mentors and so that's probably the best advice

that I can give you is learn specific action steps from mentors, I mean even

going back to the very beginning, first mentor I had told me to do three things

when he knew the specifics of my financial situation. He told me how I

needed to establish a third line of credit because I only had two, told me to

wait a year and to save at $5,000 and told me I needed two years of work

history when I only had one. Fourteen months later, I was able to buy my house

and it was very specific knowledge that my mentor gave me. And so getting a

specific blueprint and also having a specific mentor that can help you really

is the game changer and you getting to where you need to go. I can't answer the

question of whether you should drop out of college or not, I didn't and even

though I was tempted at times, I learned how to learn, I learned how to research,

I had a really cool social experience, I had a time in my life to slow down,

I ended up meeting my wife in a really really amazing way. There's a lot of

benefits to that and at the exact same time, you've got to find out what your

path is and would I drop out of college just because of real estate?

I wouldn't. My experience is that real estate takes time and if you're doing it

the right way, it's not a full-time job which means you can do both and I'm a

proponent that you can have it all. So if both are important to you, for heaven's

sakes, choose both. Whether you're in college or

not, considering going back or went a long time ago or go

back for more degrees, then I want you to go ahead and click the link below

because I'm gonna share with you how you get started in real estate right now.

The really cool thing is that real estate done right doesn't take a whole lot of

time, so you can have a career, you can be a college, you can work on your ninth

degree and you can still succeed massively in real estate. Click the link

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Me Talks on the phone while I plays his guitar

Me - Could you stop playing that for a few minutes?

Me - Can't you see I'm on the phone? Stop disturbing me. Shut it for a few minutes Just SHUT IT

Me - I'll call you later, ok?

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HOW INTENTIONAL DREAMING CAN ASSIST YOUR WAKING LIFE - Duration: 5:45.

HOW INTENTIONAL DREAMING CAN ASSIST YOUR WAKING LIFE

BY ALANNA KETLER

Every single night when we go to sleep, we dream.

Sometimes we remember our dreams and sometimes we don�t, yet we have them nevertheless.

But what is the purpose of dreaming, if there is one?

Where do we go when we dream?

Can we control them, and is there insight to be gained from them?

There�s no doubt about it: The world of dreaming is shrouded in mystery.

Some people are able to analyze dreams and interpret the messages being offered, and

many people, myself included, believe dreams hold significant meaning and can offer insights

and guidance even during our waking life.

Ever since I stopped drinking, over a year ago now, I�ve had a recurring dream where

I decide to have a drink and then, still within the dream, take things too far and feel all

the emotions that I would feel if this were to actually happen � the shame, the guilt,

the embarrassment� and then I wake up, overwhelmed with relief to discover it was just a dream.

So, why do I have these dreams?

Are there still lessons I need to learn from these experiences?

Are they serving as a reminder to stay strong and continue on the path of sobriety, or are

they all random imprints and memories in my brain coming together to form a story?

I�m inclined to believe the former.

Whether it�s true or not doesn�t really matter, since it still serves as a powerful

reminder to stay strong and continue on my chosen path.

�Don�t Worry, Honey, It Was Just a Dream.�

Did you hear this as a child?

Do you tell this to your own children?

What we may not realize about this statement is that it instills the idea that dreams aren�t

real or have nothing of value to offer us.

By dismissing dream messages as �just dreams,� we may be limiting the amount of insight we

can gain from listening to them.

If, as children, we are told to pay attention to our dreams and perhaps to keep a dream

journal, we might learn to decode valuable pieces of information that can assist us in

our lives.

Fortunately, it�s never too late; this is something anyone can start doing, at any time.

How Can We Use Our Dreams to Our Advantage?

Are we missing out on a whole other dimension in which we can learn, grow, explore, and

play?

It�s very possible that, by brushing off our dreams, we are denying ourselves access

to an amazing world of discovery, expansion, and exploration!

Imagine having an extra eight hours during the day in which to explore the deepest depths

of yourself and this existence.

Well, you do, in dream land, but we often take this opportunity for granted.

We can, however, use our dreams to our advantage if we have the intention to do so.

Lucid Dreaming

By now, you may have heard of lucid dreaming � a technique whereby you become aware that

you�re dreaming while it�s happening and respond accordingly.

By learning to do this, you can literally control your dreams and create whatever you

like, exploring everything you always wanted to your heart�s content.

This is an amazing practice, and if you�d like to learn more about it, you can check

out some previous CE articles here.

Intentional Dreaming

Another powerful tool you can use while sleeping is a practice known as intentional dreaming.

This involves setting an intention before going to sleep to find clarity on something

you need help with in your waking life.

You can also use your dreams to further your spiritual growth and progression.

The more aware you are of the power of dreams, the more likely you are to recognize their

messages, no matter how subtle.

The dream may not seem to make sense to you at first, but this is where I stress the importance

of keeping a dream journal, especially if you are looking to gain insight into your

dreams.

Keep a notebook right by your bed, and as soon as you wake up, write down every single

thing you can remember.

It may not be much at first, but you�ll soon be surprised by how much you can recall.

This is a practice, and, like any other, does take some time to develop.

But, What If I Don�t Dream?

This is a common question, but it is important to understand that we always dream, even if

we don�t remember it.

This is where intentional dreaming could really come in handy.

You can try listening to a binaural beat before bed to get you into a meditative state and

then setting your intention.

If you still can�t remember your dream the next morning, don�t sweat it; you are not

broken and nothing is wrong with you!

Your dream messages may show up in more subtle ways.

If you are setting the intention to have more clarity about, say, why your partner doesn�t

feel appreciated, you might gain a new understanding while having a discussion and be able to see

a new perspective.

Even if you do not remember your dreams, they still have something to offer you.

�Your future depends on your dreams, so go to sleep.�

� Mezut Barazany

Much Love

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we are here to protect what matters most in our community.

I'm David Lieberman and I'm your Allstate agent.

I have been an insurance agent for over 10 years

and love coming to work everyday.

I chose a career in insurance so I could positively impact

my community. The most rewarding part of being an

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Here at Lieberman Financial, our success is attributed to

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I want you to come down to my office.

Let's sit down, have a cup of coffee, discuss what's keeping you awake at night,

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6 Phrases That Instantly Persuade People - Duration: 8:32.

You probably like to think of yourself as a rational human being

like when you have a decision to make, you take all the information you make a pros and cons list and you add that up to make the best decision possible.

But you're a human being and the truth of human beings is we are far more irrational than we'd like to admit.

Oftentimes, our decisions come down to the smallest irrational things

and oftentimes, that can be just a few words which is why in this video,

I want to give you 6 phrases that you can use to turn the tide in your favor

when you're trying to persuade someone to do something that you might like. Now,

this is not going to be a substitute for really developing a true persuasive strategy,

it's not a substitute for empathy but start adding these phrases into your vocabulary

and I think you will be shocked with how quickly and how effective they are.

So, the first one is when you're coming up against a gatekeeper and the phrase is

simply going to be — "Have you ever made an exception?"

Now, I used to use this all the time when I would try to get into bars and clubs after it was technically at capacity and it worked pretty well.

I had a buddy who was going to a graduation ceremony. He had six family members

and four tickets to get in and they were there and the guy clearly would have liked

to have done something but it was against the rules so my friend said,

"Have you ever made an exception?" and he said, "No, I'm sorry we can't do that."

He said, "Would it be possible to just make one exception this time?"

and the guy looked around and said, "Okay, go ahead. You get in there."

This one is most effective when you have a gatekeeper that is just doing their job.

They're not staunchly against you getting in; there trying to follow the rules.

But the idea of making one little exception, even I'm thinking back to a time where they did and going, "Okay, that wasn't such a big deal,"

that can often tip them over to the edge to just showing you in.

So that's the first one.

The second one is for when someone has really dug in their feet against you —

they do not want to be persuaded, they do not agree with you, you're coming out of left field and they're not into it.

And I found myself using this one recently with my family.

I wanted my brother to go to this personal development seminar but it's long;

it's three and a half days and it's about 12 hours a day.

It's really intense; there's a ton of reasons not to go.

So he was dug in; he did not want to go.

And I remember saying to him, "Henry, if I were in your position, I got to be honest, I'd feel the same exact way."

And he looked at me and I followed up with all the reasons that I'd feel and I said,

"Look, I get it — it's a ton of time, you don't know if it's gonna be valuable, it seems like a crazy cult... I get it."

All of that said and then I proceeded to give him my reasons that I thought he should go.

When you say, "If I was in your position, I'd feel the same exact way," you are validating that person.

You're saying, "You're not wrong; you just might not be seeing something from a different perspective."

If you try to jump into someone who is staunchly against you with your side, they're just gonna dig in deeper.

But when you take their side, you say, "You're actually right," that sort of gets

them to loosen up and then they become a little bit more open to change.

And in my brother's case, he did wind up going to the program. It was really great, he's happy he did it, I'm happy he did — it all worked out.

So the third one — you can use this; this one is amazing for interviews

and I thought about not including it because I don't want to flood the market.

It is incredibly powerful. Use it sooner because I am gonna say it —

apparently, a lot of people will see this and hopefully use this but

you use this one towards the end of an interview when they're asking you if you

have any questions for them and it's kind of a long one it goes something like this —

"Obviously, I'd love to get this job but when you're thinking down the line whether you hire me or whether you hire someone else, how will you know a year from now

whether or not you made the right choice? What will that person had to have done to have been an excellent hire?"

I've gotten many, many messages from clients who have said, "First off, the employer loved it."

They were so happy to hear that you took the initiative to find out what it takes

to be good in this role but second, when they start reciting to you

what a fantastic employee looks like, they're looking at you

and if you say it the way I said it, they're imagining having hired you and having had you been this person.

When that is in their imagination and they go back to think of who are we going to hire, they've already spent time thinking of having you being an incredible employee.

This one is so powerful — so valuable — obviously, you still need to be qualified,

but if you get to this point, it can really push you over the edge so use it.

The fourth one — this one you can use and add it to any of these to make it more powerful

and it can seem ham-fisted and clumsy but it's simply just adding the person's name

When you hear your name, you perk up, your attention is instantly called in that direction and

somewhere, it implies that that person knows you like there's a connection there.

The weird thing is, today, we often have times where there's a gatekeeper that has a name tag so remember, at bars or clubs

we're trying to get in, the guy would have a nametag; we'd learn his name earlier or read his nametag and say, "How's things going in there tonight, John?"

and he'd look at us and be like, "Do I know these guys? I'm not really sure," so he said, "Uh, it's good."

And so when it came time to ask, "Could we go in?" he was much more amenable

and if it came down to that final question, "Have you ever made an exception, John?" he felt like he knew us

and that made it even more likely that we could get in that night.

Again, you can use this not just at a bar or a club, you can use this all over the place to make any sort of ask much more powerful.

The fifth one — this is a sales tactic and it's called the Yes Ladder.

If you've ever been called up by your University when they're asking for money,

you know that they don't just pick up the phone and go, "Hey, would you like to donate a hundred dollars today?"

That would be crazy. They start off by putting you on a Yes Ladder.

They say, "Is this the correct address that we can reach you at? How is this phone number?" something, something, something.

They try to get you answering yes to easy questions before they hit you with the big ask for money.

Now, the time that I tend to use this the most in my life and that I recommend

that people use it is when they're asking someone on a date.

You don't want to just jump into, "Hey, can I have your phone number? Can we go out Wednesday night 8:00 p.m.?"

Rather, it's better to walk them up a Yes Ladder and so since I like salsa dancing,

the one that I tend to ask women when I'm asking them on a date is say, "Have you ever heard of salsa dancing?"

Now, just about everyone's heard of salsa dancing so, "Yeah, I've heard of it."

I said, "Does it seem like something that you think you would like?"

They'll think about it and go, "Yeah, I like dancing. Yeah, absolutely."

I say, "Okay. Would you like to go with me sometime?"

Again, easy. They'll go, "Sometime? Sure. Yeah, I'd like to go sometime."

I say, "Perfect. Why don't you give me your number? This Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. there's a class and afterwards, there's open dancing. We can go do that."

It's only after three questions that I say the specific ask

and it just seems so natural at that point.

If I were to jump in, sure, they might give me their phone number or they sign up

but that instantly engages this okay-this-is-kind-of-a-big-ask simply by walking

people off the Yes Ladder, it feels much more smooth and natural so use that one.

And then of course, the sixth one. This one you're going to want to use

pretty much everywhere; it comes from Robert Chiellini. It's so simple.

I thought about not including it but any list of persuasive phrases

would not be complete without it and it's the word because.

When we hear the word because, we assume that whatever comes after

because must be justifying what came before it and I remember the first time

that I used this; I just read it in the book and I was in college.

And me and my buddies had this tiny couch where we'd watch South Park

and oftentimes, what would happen is three of us could fit on the couch, four could fit kind of in a squeeze,

but typically, the last person in would have to sit in this lousy chair.

So I came in late one night and they were all started to sit

and I said, "You know what? I'm gonna try this because-thing out," and I said to

my buddy, "Hey, Andrew. Could you slide over because I'd like to sit on the couch?"

Now normally, the answer would be, "No, get on that chair,"

but I remember he didn't even blink and he said, "Sure," slid over, everyone's crunched together and there I was sitting on the couch.

Now, was it the most comfortable? No. But it felt cool to know that the power of because was on my side.

So those are six phrases that you can employ today into your speech

that will make you instantly more persuasive.

This is not a substitute for truly understanding human psychology,

or for developing empathy but it's surprising just how adding these can can really make a huge impact immediately.

So I hope that you like these. If you did, make sure to subscribe to the channel.

If you've not yet done so, we have videos every Monday and Thursday

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How Overcoming Bulimia Taught Jessie Kahnweiler What It Means To Be A Woman - Duration: 12:46.

- [StyleLikeU] So you were saying earlier - I just wanna look hot.

- [StyleLikeU] What?

What did you say?

- [Jessie] I just, I want to come off as confident,

and cool, and hot.

- [StyleLikeU] You are confident and cool and hot.

- [Jessie] It's like, I'm a feminist,

but I also want to be fuckable.

So there's these two sides of me,

that it's like I still want to be hot.

And fuck the patriarchy,

except like I want the patriarchy to have sex with me.

Like I will show you my pussy,

but I don't want to show you my stomach.

You know, like, I don't want it to all hang out.

And it's like Beyonce has bad days.

I mean, I don't know, I haven't talked to her in a while.

She's not texting me back right now.

But it's like she struggles with it.

Because I think being a woman and being strong,

and I'll get all this love

and it's like "Oh I love your show!

I love what you're doing. I love you.

I love you, and you're like "Oh, thank you so much."

and you get all this validation,

but you're like, but I'm still,

I'm not an Instagram post,

I'm a human being that's layered and has conflict.

- [StyleLikeU] Right, can you talk about

how what you're wearing reflects you?

- It's like an acid trip took Adderall.

When I have stuff that's really tight on me,

and like, pulling at me,

it just makes me feel gross.

I feel sexy as fuck in like an oversized t-shirt

that's really comfortable.

Like that to me is like sexier than a thong,

because I actually feel better.

I have a booty and titties

and I like fashion that embraces that

and doesn't try to constrain me

and make me want to be smaller.

- [StyleLikeU] What assumptions do you think

people make about you at first glance

or based on your style?

- As I'm in recovery from an eating disorder,

this is one of the things that I've realized like,

I feel stuff very intensely.

I think people think that I'm crazy

and really tortured and really upset,

because I talk about my shit

and I talk about shit that's going on.

And so people will be like, are you okay?

You know, and to me, I am okay because I'm so open.

Like when I was pretending that everything was okay

and I was walking around and being like,

"Hey I'm Jessie! Joke joke joke!

I'm always great! I'm always funny! I'm always on!"

And then going home and puking

or drinking myself stupid

or being inappropriate with mean boys.

Like that's crazy.

This is just like being honest.

It's not: oh my god, I'm PMSing so I'm so crazy,

it's like: oh I'm PMSing, so I'm feeling,

so I'm aware, so how can I use this

to better myself and better the world

and help other people feel their emotional truth?

- [StyleLikeU] Can you talk about the first time

you remember or your early memories

of using food as a buffer to your feelings?

- Yeah, I remember I was 16 years old.

I had to drive a long way to school,

and so my parents gave me a credit card,

so that I could buy gas.

And I remember going to the store

and just buying food,

and my dad would always watch TV in the living room.

So I would like get home

and I would take this food and I would put it

on my body, like I would put Pop Tarts

like in my bra, you know?

I would put like nacho cheese dip

in my pocket, like the can of it.

I would be hiding it

and literally, like this food would be hugging me.

And I would sneak up into my room

and it would be like this rush, you know?

And that was the way for me to check out

and numb out, and take in all of this love.

And the thing about bulimia and purging

is it's this almost like ritual...

ritualistic thing where you're like on your knees,

you're purging all this

and you're getting it all out.

And I was like: man I've had all these feelings

that I don't know what to do with,

they're so big, I don't know how to handle them,

I don't know who to give them to,

so if I can just get rid of them myself...

I felt like I had found the golden ticket to life.

- [StyleLikeU] At that time what was your relationship

to sort of like your physical appearance?

- I mean that's the crazy thing.

I was so thin then

and I felt like 500 pounds.

I was like hairy,

I always had a lot of hair

and dark and you know,

and I just always felt too much

in my body.

I was muscular, I got boobs young

and I just felt like I was taking up

way too much space.

- [StyleLikeU] Where were you getting that feeling from?

- I just remember looking at Delia's catalogs, you know?

(laughs)

No no no no, American Girl catalogs,

you know? And you're like ooh...

I always wanted to be Felicity

and Molly, and you know, just like sweet pretty girls.

I wanted to be adorable.

And I think what's scary is that

I was such a fucking great actress,

even to myself.

Like if you met me,

you'd be like oh that girl's like so funny.

And she plays soccer and she's a stoner,

like I wasn't your typical, you know,

cheerleader that's like puking in the locker room

and everyone's worried about her,

because she's passing out, because she's so skinny.

I was a feminist at 15 with braces.

I would eat to the point usually where I was in pain,

because I was so full.

And then I would eat ice cream,

and that would help it all come up.

- [StyleLikeU] In the rest of your life,

were you just eating a little bit?

Or like, what was your public eating?

- You know, I always ordered the salad.

I think there was a level of restriction

that was acceptable restriction, to be a girl.

- [StyleLikeU] And did that restriction

make you want to rebel against it?

- That restriction made me fucking hungry.

You know, not to like shit on Oprah,

but I see these Oprah commercials,

and it's like "You can have bread,

just control it and will it"

and it makes me so sad,

because I go back to the 17 year old me

that's like 'Just get this under control.

Just get your weight under control,

and then you won't need to vomit anymore.'

And it's hell, it's totally hell.

For me, what really got me wanting to get

into recovery really was like, my grandpa died

and I was really close with my grandpa

and he passed away and I just remember

being at his funeral and just being obsessed

with like feeling fat

and looking fat. And not really being able

to mourn my grandpa's death.

I was driving with my girlfriend,

one of my girlfriends, and she was like, you know,

we were just talking

and I was like "Yeah, I used to be bulimic

and I'm not anymore

and here are all the things I did to get better."

And she was like, "Oh my god, you're amazing."

And I was like, "I know, I am amazing."

And went inside my apartment

and I ate all the food in my entire apartment.

Like, mustard. Like everything in my apartment.

And was just like this is insanity.

This level of denial is insanity.

I am an addict.

I will always have this,

even though I'm in recovery.

This is always gonna be a part of me,

and I think that's actually healthy,

because for me, I get into trouble

when it's like 'No no no no, I got this.

Like, I know how to do this.' Like, no no no no,

I am always two feet away

from being on my hands and knees pantsless,

eating birthday cake.

I mean it would be like saying to a heroin addict,

"Okay, okay, don't do heroin,

but three times a day, do just like a little bit of heroin

in like a healthy way." Right?

Like it's not like we can stop eating food.

Not to get too Jew-y, but there is this thing

in Judaism that I love

that's like the most holy man in the Torah

is not the prophet.

It's the man who's fallen and risen.

Recovering from my eating disorder

has taught me what it means to be a woman.

It's taught me how to inhabit myself and my body,

and confront my own shame

and how to deal with anger

and how to deal with trying to have all this control

and letting go, and having to take up space.

Just recognizing that I'm thinking of myself like

I'm just this this little worker bee.

And I'm just here to do my job,

and tell the truth and make art

and be helpful to people

and hopefully get laid.

And do all or these things,

but that I am not controlling and running the show.

The industry can so easily become like your god.

It's so seductive.

You can fucking love my show

and you can renew it for a second season,

and then you can give me a raise

and you can do whatever you want.

That's amazing. But it's not going to heal me.

And that fucking sucks.

Because it would be so much easier if it did.

But it's the same thing as the flat stomach.

I used to really honestly believe

like if I had a flat stomach,

then my life would be perfect.

So now it's like what's helping me

is the universe is like open and so big

and what can I do to be grounded, but open?

Because all day I just want to close.

That's been my experience with relationships.

I let myself be open and vulnerable

and then all of a sudden, I'm bleeding.

(laughs)

- [StyleLikeU] Totally.

- If I can have a relationship

that can see me, where I can be seen,

you know what I mean?

Like ahhh.

Like forget the sex, forget all of that stuff.

Forget dinners. It's like: You see me? Ahhh.

And I've had it before,

and it's amazing.

But what I'm trying to work on

is like: can I see myself?

I don't want to be with like a dick pic.

(laughing)

I want like a human person.

And I think that's the thing too, is like,

I'm like oh my god, I'm so lonely,

and I don't want to be around anyone.

Like I'm so lonely, but I hate people,

- [StyleLikeU] Yeah, yeah.

- So it's kind of a weird place to be.

I'm looking at cats.

(laughs)

- [StyleLikeU] When was the last time you cried?

- [Jessie] This morning.

(laughs)

Um, yeah this morning.

- [StyleLikeU] Why?

(sighs)

- I just want to say it's because

of world peace and Syria and the election,

but it was because I was feeling frustrated

about my body.

And my body not looking how I want it to look

for this shoot.

(sighs)

Next question.

- [StyleLikeU] What do you love the most about your body?

- Oh my god, where do I start?

I think I have an awesome ass.

I didn't realize that, until I started dating a black guy.

And then I was like, whoa! Yeah... what's up, yoga pants?

I'm like, "What are you looking at?

What are you hollering at?" And then it's like oh.

- [StyleLikeU] When do you feel the most beautiful?

- After I've had an orgasm, I feel really beautiful.

That's why sex and masterbating is like so good,

because, try it, you cannot be like...

You can not have an orgasm

and say you're fat.

It doesn't work.

It literally pushes out all the negative thoughts.

So I find it really helpful.

Actually can you give me a minute?

(laughing)

- [StyleLikeU] Why in your body, why in your skin,

in your journey, why is it a good place to be?

- It's unexpected and unknown.

Like I don't know what the fuck

is gonna happen.

But I know that I'll always be having fun

and laughing at the darkest shit.

(laughs)

I think making art and laughing

has saved my life.

- [StyleLikeU] How do you feel now?

- [Jessie] I feel good.

I feel better than I thought.

- Thank you so much for watching our video

and for being such an incredible supporter of Stylelikeu.

- We're Elisa and Lily,

a mother and daughter on a mission

to inspire acceptance by revealing

what's underneath personal style.

- Through radically honest docu-style videos,

we are leading the fashion and beauty industries

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SPENDING $15,000 ON MICROTRANSACTIONS // MrStainless001 - Duration: 7:14.

It seems that we can't get away from the discussion on micro transactions in the gaming

industry recently, it's definitely one of those issues, one of those things that is

dominating conversation as the biggest point of contention among gamers at the moment.

Within the past couple of weeks EA have come under the spotlight for shutting down Visceral

Games, the studio that created the Dead Space series and equally the studio that was working

on a new Star Wars AAA game that has seemed, in the wake of the closure, to be either canned

or completely re-worked to fit with EA's evolving business model.

Patrick Soderlund, EA Executive Vice President worded it like this:

It has become clear that to deliver an experience that players will want to come back to and

enjoy for a long time to come, we needed to pivot the design.

We are shifting the game to be a broader experience that allows for more variety and player agency...

Manveer Heir, apologies if I'm getting that wrong, worked as a Gameplay Designer at Bioware

Montreal focussing on Mass Effect 3's multiplayer and equally worked on Mass Effect Andromeda

also.

Recently he gave some insight into the reason behind EA's pivot on the development of

this new Star Wars game, the closure of Visceral and some reasoning behind the loot boxes in

Star Wars Battlefront 2.

This is what he had to say initially about EA's statement regarding the Visceral closure

and subsequent Star Wars game:

It's definitely a thing inside of EA, they are generally pushing for more open-world

games.

And the reason is you can monetise them better.

The words in there that were used are 'have them come back and enjoy for a long time to

come.'

Why do you care about that at EA?

The reason you care about that is because of microtransactions: buying card packs in

the Mass Effect games, the multiplayer.

It's the same reason we added card packs to Mass Effect 3: how do you get people to keep

coming back to a thing instead of 'just' playing for 60 to 100 hours?

The problem is that we've scaled up our budgets to $100m+ and we haven't actually made a space

for good linear single-player games that are under that.

But why can't we have both?

Why does it have to be one or the other?

And the reason is that EA and those big publishers in general only care about the highest return

on investment.

They don't actually care about what the players want, they care about what the players will

pay for.

You need to understand the amount of money that's at play with microtransactions.

I'm not allowed to say the number but I can tell you that when Mass Effect 3 multiplayer

came out, those card packs we were selling, the amount of money we made just off those

card packs was so significant that's the reason Dragon Age has multiplayer, that's the reason

other EA products started getting multiplayer that hadn't really had them before, because

we nailed it and brought in a ton of money.

It's repeatable income versus one-time income.

I've seen people literally spend $15,000 on Mass Effect multiplayer cards.

Just to take a moment to reflect on that, $15,000…someone has spent that on micro

transactions in Mass Effect's multiplayer.

That number, is staggering.

However when you take that into account you can see why a business, regardless of whether

it's EA or not, would want to make that a focus when it can draw in so much revenue,

so easily.

We've seen this as well with Rockstar, the reason GTA V has made so much money is because

of Shark Cards, they made back the budget of the game I think it's two times over

now with Shark Cards alone.

Manveer goes on to talk about EA's upcoming titles though, including Anthem:

It's not a traditional-looking BioWare game, right?

If that's what you're seeing from a place like BioWare, owned by EA, a place where I

worked for seven years; if that's what you're seeing from Visceral now closing and going

to this other Vancouver studio; what it means is that the linear single-player triple-A

game at EA is dead for the time being.

For me, I don't think the linear single-player AAA game is dead yet, from EA, then perhaps

but when see successful linear titles like The Last of Us, the Crash Bandicoot remake,

God of War there is still financial viability in creating those titles.

As a business person I can understand why EA would want to focus on these titles that

can get them high amounts of revenue on an ongoing basis without having to really create

any new content in order for that to happen.

As a business person it makes complete sense and the numbers really speak for themselves,

especially when you can have one customer spending upwards of $15,000 alone.

As a consumer though…that's a different matter.

When the games that the industry begins to create is dictated simply by their viability

on having micro transactions implemented into them, I think we're making a big mistake.

I do think however that there is a way for these two visions to co-exist; we're already

seeing a great deal of backlash to the Star Wars Battlefront 2 loot boxes so I know this

isn't a great analogy before I've even said it but it is an example where we have

a linear single-player campaign in a AAA game that is co-existing with micro transactions

that exist in the multiplayer portion.

I think if this was balanced right and didn't feel like the need to purchase these loot

boxes was being hammered down our throat I think that's possibly the way to keep everyone

happy.

Balance is key, the fact of the matter is that for some gamers, they like having the

option of micro transactions, for a lot of us though we don't.

That's completely fine but it looks like loot boxes and others of that ilk are here

to stay.

It's something we need to get used to however it's equally something that Developers need

to really investigate into making sure that their pursuit of a higher turnover doesn't

alienate the very customer they're trying to attract.

As always I'd love to know your thoughts down in the comments below, if this is the

first time you've came across the channel feel free to subscribe to be kept up to date

with when new videos go live.

I also have a Discord where you can come and hang out, there's a link to that in the

video description but in the meantime have a great week, and I'll speak to you soon.

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Goose head and fish balls in Hong Kong - Tai O village and Tian Tan Buddha - Duration: 8:10.

I'm finally here in Hong Kong, properly

After spending a few days here

I feel like it's worth seeing

Hong Kong works well for a traveler

As soon as I arrived to the airport, there was a desk for Hong Kong Tourism Board there

I got great guide books there

The guide books included planned walking tours around Hong Kong, for example

And next to the desk I got myself Octopus Card

Which is an IC card you can use for public transportation

You can also use it to pay at places like McDonalds and 7/11, to name a few

On the first day here in Hong Kong I didn't really do much - I just enjoyed my time here

Delicious food and rest after a long trip

After that I left for Hong Kong Island and to Kennedy Town Terminus Station

And hopped on to a tram there

Took the front seat on the second floor

The tram makes a loop in an hour along the shore

Works great for sightseeing

Even if you'd stay here for a longer period of time, you won't run out of things to do

There are several islands here where the locals will enjoy a beach holiday on weekends

Now, let's go and see how the huge statue of Buddha looks like

There are also these six statues below the Buddha that symbolize the elements needed for enlightenment

Like wisdom, generosity, understanding, for example

After breakfast I traveled here to Lantau Island on the subway

So the orange line all the way to the final stop

From there I took the cable car all the way up

And now I saw the Buddha and the temple

Now I'll go to Tai O fishing town and I think I'll have a snack there

And do some sightseeing there, I've heard is a nice place

Only around 1300 people live in the town

And I'd assume there'd be quite a many tourists there

It's easy to get to from here and from there I can take the bus to the subway station back

So it's easy to make this sort of a sightseeing tour

You could also walk here, if you wish

But that would make the trip a lot longer and you'd need quite a good health in order to do so

No!

No!

No!

I've walked a bit around Tai O now

There is a market here where they're selling a lot of fish and seafood products

And then there are these small metal shacks

Or... Shacks in general

And... Let's see what more I'll find here

It doesn't convince me this place as being "The Venice of Hong Kong", not at all

Very good! Thank you!

Very nice fish ball

It's worth visiting here for the fish balls

It went almost like in the movies

I fell asleep on the bus to the subway station

I woke up in the bus, without lights, when it was already heading back

Luckily the driver dropped me off at a bus stop and I could catch another bus almost right away going to the right direction

Now, let's go downtown Hong Kong and find dinner

When searching for a place to eat, if you don't have any clue which restaurant to pick, pick the one with many locals

They're always nice

Goose head

Not my favorite thing in the world

My Italian friend was laughing

Ciao!

I've stayd in a dorm room here in Hong Kong

22 euros a night

High-Speed internet

Pretty ok bed, very friendly service and staff

It's a very nice place

There's a possibility to do laundry, showers etc.

It is small, since we're here in Hong Kong and the price is affordable

But it's a nice place

It's located right next to Hong Kong park

There are nice places to eat around here

You can have a swim in a pool at the park

It's a cozy area

You can walk to the harbour

That's where the Star Ferry to Hong Kong Island leaves from

We went to the harbour yesterday to see the 8 o'clock light show

The great light show was almost a bit anemic

There's also music playing with the lights

So... It was alright

I've had a great time here

Everything's been delicious, except for the goose head

It's great for shopping - you can get tailored suits here cheap and fast

An Indian guy downstairs was selling tailored suits that are ready in seven hours

It's very enjoyable here

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Home of Good Will Huntsville.

Let's go shoot us a ten point bunk, and have a good time.

- [Announcer] Three, two, one.

Whoa baby boy, disc golf.

Okay honey, let's give it a shot.

Shit.

Shit.

Shit.

Shit.

Oh, shit.

Disc golf sucks, do not like.

So sue my ass, I love horses.

God, nasty hiccupotamus, I wish I could Huntsville you

to frickin' death!

Are you joking my ass?

They got corncob.

Now that's my game.

Shit.

Shit.

Ye-aw, shit.

Corncob is for corn brains, no thank you.

Jesus, shit.

Get out of my ass, I'm at the Children's Museum.

Take a look at all these nerds.

Nice hat.

Metal mouth freak.

Cool turtleneck.

Where's your tooth?

Holy snopes, holy snopes, holy snopes,

Goodwill Huntsville!

So I love stop signs, tell it to the judge.

Hi honeys.

Holy snopes, they got a White House.

If Dan Trump is in there, then EW is right.

Are you joking my ass?

I'm at the US Spruce and Racket Center.

Come come, chep chep.

(upbeat music)

Get inside my ass and enjoy the free wifi,

look at the size of that racketship.

They say it's 100 feet big, and it could go to the moon,

if the moon wasn't a lie perpetrated by the Chinese.

Don't understand the reasoning,

don't understand the reasoning,

space danosaur!

Piss on my clean laundry,

what a day I've had here in Huckstable.

I saw some pretty cool racketships,

and I daminated at corncob.

It even was the best day of my whole life.

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Use an end bit №5

Use a socket №16

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ČERTOVÁ SKALA - Duration: 35:10.

PRESENTS

Dear viewers, today I will take you to the place

that is known as Podhradište. This is location of

Čertová skala fort.

This place is close to

Trenčianska Teplá city.

In the earlier iron age valley

of river Teplička was inhabited by Celts

who built Čertova skala fort.

After downfall of Celtic settlement, the location

was temporarily inhabited by Germans

during the period of nation moving.

Afterwards, the area of Slovakia

was settled by Slavic tribes

that continuously settled not only fertile

soils but also mountainous

parts of our country.

Slavs who settled in the valley of river

Teplička

used abandoned Celtic

fort and reconstructed it

where the ninth to the tenth century

built significant defense towers.

It was inhabited by craftsmen.

The remnants of blacksmith

workshop were found including

drill, chisel and chopper.

The fort has dimensions of 75

x25 meters

and occupies the area of 0,18 ha.

There is a wall fortification

in a quite good condition from the southern side.

The wall with a ditch

divide the inner area of the fort

to acropolis and outer fort.

The most populous settlement of Čertova skala

is documented in the period of middle and late laten

that left the most items at the site of the fort.

Púchov culture was an archeological culture

from 300 BC

to 180 AD.

In the first century BC,

this culture was deployed on the northern, central

and western Slovakia,

on north-eastern Moravia and Small Poland,

after the break of centuries only on central Slovakia

and near Krakow.

Púchov culture

really begins in the middle

of the second century BC.

Remnants of that age

were found bronze broochs,

parts of necklace,

various iron buckles,

iron spiral

spiral amulets, rings,

fragments of scythe and sickle

and iron parts of plow.

Later, the for was

inhabited by german Svebs.

A buckle, earrings

and rings testify about it.

There is also a legend about Devil Demeter

connection with the fort.

There were many devils near Trenčianske Teplice

in the past.

One of them,

One of them, they called him Demeter, was not the

Lucifer wished he was.

Not only he was not guiding souls to the hell,

but he was willing to help people even

for a handful of dumplings.

He avoided hell rather than coming back there,

he was sleeping outside in the lofts of peasants.

Oh, Demeter,

men from the village told him,

it is a pity that you were born as a devil. If you were a man,

many girls would like to marry you!"

Demeter was gallant,

strong and smart,

and what is even more, he was a good-hearted man.

His eyes were often attracted by Katarína from the upper end.

Once, he gave courage to himself and asked her.

Katarínka, would you like to marry me?

Katarína reddened.

I would like to marry you, however, I do not know

what would be my parents reaction.

Katarína and Demeter came to her parents.

They explained them that they fell in love,

they would like to marry, but first

they would like to turn hellboy into a human.

The father of Katarína thought for a while and then he said.

I have nothing against you

Demeter. Even if

my daughter married

a devil, that would not be a problem, if he was a hardworking

and good man.

If you build a house your own hands,

plant trees

and cultivate the soil,

I will let you marry Katarína

I am sorry, I do not own a soil to build

a house on,

sighed Demeter.

Then you have to buy it.

Hmm. Where will I find money?

Money

you earn yourself!

So Demeter started to work.

He cut timber, helped to build a house

and plowed the soil.

He tried hard to earn money for his new house as quick as possible.

It took him ages to save enough money.

It was then, when Lucifer called him.

So this is the path you have chosen? You ruin our reputation!

Money you earned are impure

because you earned it by human work!

Bring it to me immediately!

Demeter tried to

convince Lucifer he does not want to be a devil anymore in vain.

He would rather work with his

Katarína all his life and care

for their own children.

Lucifer was firm.

Demeter went home. He decided

to hide his money.

He was thinking for a longer time where to hide it but then

he chose a high rock. He climbed to the top

and stamped with his foot

with no hoof attached to it.

The rock opened,

there he hid the money and the rock

closed again.

Next day, when Lucifer asked him

where are the money, Demeter answered

he hid them and is not going to give it to him.

You decided your own fate.

So become a mortal man if like your life

so much!

Suddenly, Demeter turned into human. No

tail, no hoof, no horns.

He was pleased

to know that he finally can marry Katarína.

It seemed to him that everything went smoothly.

He came to the rock

to take his money

but he found only his footprint on the rock.

He stamped,

shouted in vain.

As he became human, all his

hell power was gone.

The treasure was buried in the rock.

It took long time for Demeter

to build a new house for Katarína,

but finally he made it.

Until these days,

on the border of Trenčianske Teplice county

a footprint in the rock could be seen on Čertova skala

as he left it there when he was a hefty devil.

Nowadays, Čertova skala is used by

31. Slovak scout

brigade from Trenčianska Teplá

as a place for making a solemn promise.

During our investigation of the surroundings, we discovered a cave.

After complete examination we are on our way to the top

of the fort.

There is a spectacular view

on upper part of Trenčianska Teplá

and nearby places.

Maybe the biggest secret of this fort

is still uncovered.

However, time and better examination

in the future will help us to uncover and explain the real history

not only of this place

but also other forts located in Slovakia whose sleeping beauty

waits to be discovered.