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Parametrek The Flashlight Search Engine: A Great Resource for Outdoor Gear Enthusiasts - Duration: 2:27.
While I mostly do reviews of things, occasionally I like to alert you to helpful non-porn areas
of the internet that might waste a few more hours of your time- instead of wasting it
watching my videos, or Facebook, or gambling sites.
How about a flashlight and headlamp search engine that allows you to select all the features
you want, as broadly or narrowly as you see fit that will ultimately tell you that no
product exists that meets your requirements.
And youre all done- you dont need to buy anything.
You're like ooohhh tell me more.
A website called Parametrek.com is a flashlight search engine, where a dude makes flashlight
spread sheets behind the scenes because thats his thing, and makes all of those features
searchable so you can look for flashlights based on parameters like lumens, beam distance,
types of batteries, color, uhh strobe type for whatever reason, runtimes, modes, price
and more...
Let's say I want to search for a 2AA flashlight with 0-1000 lumens.
I would say how about the Olight S2A because I reviewed one, but there's a ton more- because
I apparently nothing about the stuff I review Spend hours looking for the perfect light
then go read or watch some reviews, like mine, or all the awesome text based ones on Reddit,
Budget Light Forum, or Candlepower forums.
Check the video description for details and a video on how to use it...
Although the website is pretty easy to navigate and if you can't figure it out from using
it for about 20 seconds you're kind of an idiot.
Thanks to Parametrek.com for doing all that work for all of us idiots!
Like verifying lumens, features, and sorting through all the eBay and Amazon noise to find
the actual specs Like, subscribe, comment, and all you gear enthusiasts make sure you
bookmark parametrek.com.
Thanks for watching.
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FOTOGRAFIA E LIGHTROOM: Come e perché usare il Bracketing per un HDR naturale - Duration: 18:44.
Hello everyone and welcome to my new Episode
my name is Massimiliano Coniglio and I am an Italian travel photographer
today I am going to shoot the Castle Augustusburg
in Brühl, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
and let's see
what interesting images we can get
and elaborate later in post production
follow me in this new challange
and let's go....
Ok guys,
I am ready to take some photos
as you can see I am shooting at f/11, ISO64
and 1/40 of a second
this is my actual composition
I take the chance that the tourists are almost gone
and let's shoot some interesting images
ok before we start with the develop module in Lightroom
and have fun with the project of the day
I remind you to share my channel as much as you can
with your friends, on your social networks (i.e. facebook)
you will help me to grow and create a nice working group
inside my channel you can find my play list "photography tips & tricks"
and also other topics like my ongoing Instagram PhotoContest November 2017
I invite you to partecipate with your best images
if you want to know how to partecipate you can watch the video "Instagram PhotoContest"
share this video with your friends
and you can also find my last video on how to improve a day photo
and I show you how I shot the beautiful Notre Dame in Paris
you can also contact me for any tips or advice in
Istagram
@massimilianocphotography
my facebook page "massimiliano coniglio photography"
which is weekly updated
with the latest news about my travels and videos
and if you are around Germany
you can contact me on my official website "www.massimilianoconiglio.com"
you can see my last travel photography images or book a one to one course with me or a PhotoTour
I also remind you to click on the little bell inside the Youtube Channel
and you will be always updated about last tutorials and videos
ok let's jump on the project of the day
and be ready to see a nice interesting photo
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Hypertension - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology - Duration: 6:28.
Over a billion around the world have hypertension, or high blood pressure, so that pretty much
means it's pretty common.
Let's start by defining it.
Typically, it's represented by two numbers: the top number is the systolic blood pressure,
which is the arterial pressure when the heart is contracting; and the lower number is the
diastolic blood pressure, which is the arterial pressure when the heart is relaxing or refilling.
Most of the time, blood pressure is taken in the brachial artery in your upper arm,
because if the pressure is high there, it's probably high throughout all of the arteries.
The guidelines for categorizing blood pressure have recently changed to reflect a growing
body of evidence that shows that even moderately high blood pressures can significantly increase
your risk for developing heart disease.
Now, 'normal' systolic blood pressure is defined as less than 120 mmHg, and a normal
diastolic pressure is less than 80 mmHg.
Elevated systolic blood pressure is considered between 120 and 129 mmHg and less than 80
mmHg on the diastolic side.
Stage 1 hypertension is between 130 and 139 mmHg on the systolic side, and between 80
and 89 mmHg on the diastolic side.
Stage 2 hypertension is defined as anything that is 140 mmHg or higher on the Systolic
side and 90 mmHg or higher on the diastolic side.
Typically, both systolic and diastolic pressures tend to climb or fall together, but that's
not always the case.
Sometimes, you can have systolic or diastolic hypertension, when one number is normal and
the other is really high.
This is referred to as isolated systolic hypertension or isolated diastolic hypertension.
High blood pressure is a serious problem for the blood vessels because it causes wear and
tear on the endothelial cells that line the inside of the blood vessels.
Just like a garden hose that's always under high pressure, in the long term, blood vessels
can develop tiny cracks and tears that can lead to serious problems, like myocardial
infarctions, aneurysms, and strokes.
Now, about 90% of the time, hypertension happens without a clearly identifiable underlying
reason.
We call this primary hypertension, or essential hypertension.
In other words, over time, pressure in the arteries begins to silently creep up.
And there are a bunch of risk-factors that we've identified for primary hypertension.
And these include: old-age, obesity, salt-heavy diets, and sedentary lifestyles.
With the exception of age, all of these can be improved with lifestyle changes.
And those changes can help reduce hypertension.
About 10% of the time, though, there is a specific, identifiable underlying condition
that is the cause of hypertension; and we call this secondary hypertension.
For example, anything that limits the blood flow to the kidneys, or the renal blood flow,
can cause hypertension, as well as things like atherosclerosis, vasculitis, or aortic
dissection.
This is because the kidneys play a super important role in blood pressure regulation.
When not enough blood flows to the kidneys, the kidney secretes the hormone renin, which
ultimately helps the kidneys retain more water.
That water contributes to more blood in the arteries, making them more full, which leads
to higher pressures.
Other diseases can also cause secondary hypertension.
Fibromuscular dysplasia, which affects young women, can cause the walls of the large- and
medium-sized arteries to thicken.
If it involves the renal artery and limits blood flowing to the kidneys, it triggers
more renin.
Another example is a tumor that produces excess aldosterone, which just like renin, leads
to fluid retention.
Finally, if the blood pressure gets really high really fast, it's referred to as a
hypertensive crisis, and involves a systolic greater than 180 mmHg or a diastolic pressure
greater than 120 mmHg.
Hypertensive crisis can be further split into hypertensive urgency and hypertensive emergency.
With hypertensive urgency, there hasn't yet been damage to end organs like the brain,
kidneys, heart, and lungs.
In hypertensive emergency, there has shown to be evidence of damage to end organs.
So, for symptoms, usually primary hypertension isn't actually accompanied by any symptoms,
which is why it's sometimes referred to as a "silent killer".
Secondary hypertension might involve a variety of symptoms associated with the underlying
cause.
And finally, hypertensive emergency may involve symptoms like confusion, drowsiness, chest
pain, and breathlessness.
The first choice for treatment of hypertension is lifestyle changes, like changes to the
diet, exercise, and stress reduction techniques.
In addition, there are a variety of antihypertensive medications that may be given in some cases
as well.
Alright, as a quick recap, hypertension, or high blood pressure, affects over a billion
people around the world, and over time is a major risk factor for heart disease and
stroke.
Stage 1 hypertension is defined as 130 to 139 mmHg for the systolic blood pressure and
between 80 to 89 mmHg for the diastolic pressure, while Stage 2 hypertension is defined as greater
than 140 mmHg on the systolic side and greater than 90 mmHg on the diastolic side.
Hypertension usually doesn't cause any symptoms, and the first line of treatment is lifestyle
changes.
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Parametrek The Flashlight Search Engine: A Great Resource for Outdoor Gear Enthusiasts - Duration: 2:27.While I mostly do reviews of things, occasionally I like to alert you to helpful non-porn areas
of the internet that might waste a few more hours of your time- instead of wasting it
watching my videos, or Facebook, or gambling sites.
How about a flashlight and headlamp search engine that allows you to select all the features
you want, as broadly or narrowly as you see fit that will ultimately tell you that no
product exists that meets your requirements.
And youre all done- you dont need to buy anything.
You're like ooohhh tell me more.
A website called Parametrek.com is a flashlight search engine, where a dude makes flashlight
spread sheets behind the scenes because thats his thing, and makes all of those features
searchable so you can look for flashlights based on parameters like lumens, beam distance,
types of batteries, color, uhh strobe type for whatever reason, runtimes, modes, price
and more...
Let's say I want to search for a 2AA flashlight with 0-1000 lumens.
I would say how about the Olight S2A because I reviewed one, but there's a ton more- because
I apparently nothing about the stuff I review Spend hours looking for the perfect light
then go read or watch some reviews, like mine, or all the awesome text based ones on Reddit,
Budget Light Forum, or Candlepower forums.
Check the video description for details and a video on how to use it...
Although the website is pretty easy to navigate and if you can't figure it out from using
it for about 20 seconds you're kind of an idiot.
Thanks to Parametrek.com for doing all that work for all of us idiots!
Like verifying lumens, features, and sorting through all the eBay and Amazon noise to find
the actual specs Like, subscribe, comment, and all you gear enthusiasts make sure you
bookmark parametrek.com.
Thanks for watching.
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Match of the Weekend: Valencia CF vs FC Barcelona - Duration: 4:45.
Valencia against Barcelona is currently the biggest game going in Spanish football.
Whilst other top teams are floundering, these two sides have been enjoying their best ever starts to a season.
It's a throwback to Valencia-Barça matches of years gone by, as Los Che are finally able to treat their visitors
as rivals.
It's the return of the evenly matched Mediterranean derby.
The LaLiga leaders and the side in second place collide at Mestalla, and something has to give.
Valencia want to show that their title challenge is for real, as they take on a Barça side trying to further extend
their early advantage at the top of the First Division.
Valencia coach Marcelino will have to watch on from the stands as he serves a suspension.
His arrival has seen the club take 8 consecutive wins. The most recent was a 0-2 triumph against Espanyol.
"We believe in our work and we are doing a good job. Numbers are just numbers in the end,
and we keep winning and adding points. The important thing is to work well, be happy and believe in
what we are doing."
In front of them will be a Barça side also in fantastic shape. They have 11 wins and one draw
from their opening 12 games.
Last week at Butarque, striker Luis Suarez provided another positive as he ended his scoring drought.
The negative was the yellow card picked up by Gerard Pique, which means he is suspended for Matchday 13.
Combined with Javier Mascherano's absence through injury, it means that Samuel Umtiti will have a new
partner in the centre of the defence.
Thomas Vermaelen could get his first LaLiga appearance of the year to fill the role, although
Lucas Digne or even Sergio Busquets could also cover.
"Obviously Gerard is a big loss, because he's performing at a very high level,
but there will be others who will try to replace him in the best possible way."
The main absentee for Valencia will be Jeison Murillo, although there are still doubts about
Simone Zaza's fitness. Ezequiel Garay should come in to replace the Colombian in a starting eleven that
is almost guaranteed to feature Geoffrey Kondogbia.
"We know that they are a great team and that it's going to be a difficult game –like every game, because you
have to fight to the end. That's even more true against Barça."
There is plenty to watch out for in this one. Leo Messi's brilliance, the exceptional form of Valencia's strikers,
Paco Alcacer's return home and the battle of the two best goalkeepers in LaLiga at the moment are just
some of the points of interest in a mouthwatering fixture.
Valencia will try to end a drought of more than 10 years without a win against Barcelona at home.
A 2-1 victory in the 2006/07 season is the most recent precedent, with Angulo, David Silva and Ronaldinho
on the scoresheet. The Catalans have 5 wins and 5 draws at Mestalla since then.
Last year saw a spectacular triumph for the visiting side, as they came back to win 2-3 and Leo Messi
provided an emotional celebration.
Valencia-Barça games are always special, but this time there is an air of equality about the fixture.
The title chase is on, and it is up to Barça to avoid the gap to their closest rival reducing by the end
of the weekend.
It's set to be a thriller at Mestalla in LaLiga Santander.
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Summoner Showcase Episode 131: Happy Thanksgiving! - Duration: 4:26.
Gobble Gobble Summoners! I'm Mel, AKA
Riot Swimbananas and Happy Thanksgiving!
For those of you who didn't know today is
Thanksgiving in America, and it was Thanksgiving
not that long ago in Canada.
Thanksgiving is a holiday all about eating
excessive amounts of food with your families,
so a normal day here in the States.
To celebrate, we're doing an entire episode
of food-related League content.
Let's start things off with some actual food.
Chef Lubu has been running a League YouTube
cooking show for years and it's always entertaining.
He has made tons of League recipes, like
Ornn's Chili, Taric's Chicken and Waffles,
and most recently Battle Bunny Carrots.
They're a perfect side dish for Thanksgiving,
so you can bring League home to your family
full of salt.
"I call this solo queue. We're team fighting like [expletive]."
"Just stuff everywhere. No body knows what they're doing."
"Ugh Braum why'd you use your ult?"
"Ugh Bang why'd you flash into dragon and try to catch
somebody when your team wasn't in the position to help you..."
"And then you lost Worlds."
Try making them yourself at home!
I'm totally using this for Thanksgiving dinner,
which when I'm filming this will be in the future.
Gordon Ramsey Gaming manages to be a chef
and a challenger-level League streamer at the same time.
Not to be confused by the actual Gordon Ramsay,
you know, the angry British guy, Connor is a League streamer.
He created that Summoner name back in Season One.
He loved watching Hell's Kitchen
and was generally amused by the concept
of Gordon Ramsay screaming while playing League of Legends.
He took that inspiration and started his YouTube channel,
but admitted he had to tone it down a bit
so he didn't actually troll people while in the game.
When he isn't playing League Connor is a full time chef
in a food truck. And he also wears his chef jacket
when going to competitions.
There's a bunch of food-inspired skins
and Rhoulette Cosplay and friends prepared
a smorgasbord of costumes.
We've got Rhoulette Cosplay as BBQ Leona,
her husband as Baker Pantheon,
Serenity's Revenge as Sinful Succulence Morgana,
and Iron Pheonix as Butcher Olaf.
The group made these cosplays for KatsuCon
shortly after the teaser for Baker Pantheon was released.
They also ship BBQ Leona and Baker Pantheon
so it's natural for the husband and wife to make these champions.
They even passed out donuts at the conventions
as props. I got the joy of seeing a few of them
at PAX East and they're just as cuddly in real life.
We asked on Twitter for your League food stuff
and Wandakun delivered with an original
reverse Banana Soraka.
Soraka Banana.
Banana Soraka, which came first the banana or the Soraka?
After seeing us ask on Twitter she jumped right into her sketching program
and began brainstorming.
She shared that she recently played Soraka
and remebered all the kills she stole with her bananas.
Wanda, pro tip, those are called Killed Secured
not kill steals.
She's adorable and I'm biased because I like bananas.
I like how she just isn't in a banana costume
but she's got a horn as a banana
and a banana staff
In my book the more bananas the more awesome.
Y'all love League cakes and cupcakes,
like, there's a lot out there.
Here's just a few that we found
we're gonna put it in a cake montage let's go!
SO MANY FRICKIN CAKES
Thanks for watching. That's it this week!
Head on over to the Facebook page and submit your stuff
or drop it here in the comments.
I'm Riot Swimbananas and random question:
Pineapple on Pizza? Yes or No?
I'm in the camp that is indifferent, but
you guys should fight in the comments.
Also I have a turkey on my head.
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Preview Real Madrid vs Malaga CF - Duration: 1:55.
Real Madrid's recent form has left them with an uphill struggle ahead if they want to repeat their title win
from last season. Held to a goalless draw at the Wanda Metropolitano,
the gap between Los Blancos and leaders Barça now stands at 10 points, and Zinedine Zidane's side
have to hope that their rivals hid a bad patch.
Meanwhile, they themselves need to put a run of victories together. Zidane is not giving up on LaLiga,
and this weekend could be an important one for his team: Madrid are visited by Malaga,
whilst Barça have the tough test of a trip to Valencia.
Despite still finding themselves in the relegation spots, Michel's Malaga showed last time out that they are
capable of overcoming adversity and that they want to stay in the top flight.
"Besides our position in the table, we've been suffering from a bit of anxiety. However, the team are showing that
you always have to get behind them, because they give everything.
We know that all of our away games are tremendously difficult, because of their position in LaLiga,
but points at the Santiago Bernabeu count the same as points anywhere else for us."
Malaga welcome back Recio from suspension, whilst Nacho's fifth yellow card last time out means he is
absent for Madrid. Sergio Ramos' participation in a key game for both sides is in doubt after his facial injury.
Whoever plays, it is sure to be a high-energy affair with a lot at stake.
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Preview Real Sociedad vs UD Las Palmas - Duration: 0:48.
Real Sociedad host Las Palmas at Anoeta
as they continue their quest for a European spot. In contrast, Las Palmas are the side in most urgent need
of a win in LaLiga. Bottom of the table, they have suffered eight consecutive defeats and need to
turn things around quickly.
"What we have to do is focus on the next game against Real Sociedad. We have our minds set on that game
and we need to take points at all cost. Everyone is talking about 'finals.' There's a long way to go,
but if we don't start reacting now, it will be too late for us further down the line."
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Preview Real Betis vs Girona FC - Duration: 0:47.
After an impressive start to the season, Real Betis have taken just a single point from their last nine in play.
A point is also what separates them from this week's opponents, Girona, in the LaLiga table.
Pablo Machin's side have only lost one away game so far, two and a half months ago at San Mames.
After his sending off against Eibar, Mandi is unavailable for Betis, and Girona have their centre back
Bernardo suspended as well.
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Darren Criss - I Don't Mind (Official Music Video) - Duration: 2:32.
Baby, I don't care- the "what, when, how, or where."
Folks will laugh and try to make a fuss, they'll try to make it hard for us, but baby I don't care
Darling, I don't mind what they think they'll find.
Of all the secrets they have told, at least I've still got you to hold, so darling,
I don't mind.
'Cause I'll be the one to hold you when the nights are cold.
And although I know I've told you, I will tell you forever more that I don't give
a damn if they can't understand.
Of all the things that I have learned, they're nothing, far as I'm concerned…
So I don't give a damn.
'Cause I'll be the one to hold you when the nights are cold.
And although I know I've told you, I will tell you forever more that babe
it ain't no thing- that viper venom's sting.
'Cause even if it got your goat, well, I'd kiss you with the antidote so babe, it ain't no thing
And darling, I don't care.
No baby I don't.
Baby, I don't mind.
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A tax break to the rich
Slashing taxes on the super rich.
"Unfair" they say, the Republican tax plan
favors rich people.
And that's especially wrong because
the super rich greedily take so much that
other Americans have less.
But is that true?
My goal in life is to be the best part of your day.
Jim Caruso is rich...
he took over a bankrupt brewery and made it
successful by creating a bunch of, what
I would think were, absurd new craft beers like
blood orange ale.
At the end of the day
you can sit back and
sip a beer and just appreciate the beauty of life.
Caruso now employees 100 people.
His company is worth more than $50 million.
Thanks to Flying Dog Brewery,
he's now richer than most.
Millionaires and billionaires
People on the left say…
It's unfair.
You will have unequal outcomes, and I would argue
that it's possible we all benefit from that.
For example,
somebody decides that their
pursuit of happiness means being a doctor.
They spend 12 years in school,
so I have an excellent doctor to serve me.
Somebody else might want to be a world class
tattoo artist.
These result in different outcomes for people.
On average, the doctor will make more money
than the tattoo artist.
But some Americans are 1000 times richer than others.
The top 1% has earned 85% of all new income.
The top fraction of earners
has just about half the assets in this country.
This ticks people off.
They view it as evil.
Think about it this way.
Last year, I saw that there were one billion
Apple devices actively being used.
And last month, I saw that Apple was the first
company to be worth $800 billion.
Today, Apple is going to reinvent the phone.
I was curious,
how much was Steve Jobs worth
in 2011 when he passed away at too early of an age?
10 billion dollars.
I did some quick calculations, rough math.
Let's look at those calculations.
Steve Jobs earned $10 billion dollars.
But Apple sold more than 2 billion devices.
That's means jobs collected
about $5 for every device.
Certainly your cell phone is worth more to you than $5.
It must be, because you willingly pay
several hundred dollars for this.
I think Steve might have been underpaid here.
The feeling tends to be
that somebody like Steve Jobs
took something away from everybody else.
But what did Steve Jobs take from us?
He had this idea, wouldn't it be great
to have a thousand songs in your pocket?
One of the most massively
important tools for productivity and communication
in life?
So,
it's that zero-sum game mentality that somehow,
people who create stuff
are taking it away from other people,
and that's simply inaccurate.
It's not a zero-sum game.
They're creating stuff that didn't exist before.
They are creating stuff…
and unless they collude with government
they can get rich
only by making our lives better.
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Working Rich Improve Our Lives - Duration: 3:20.
A tax break to the rich
Slashing taxes on the super rich.
"Unfair" they say, the Republican tax plan
favors rich people.
And that's especially wrong because
the super rich greedily take so much that
other Americans have less.
But is that true?
My goal in life is to be the best part of your day.
Jim Caruso is rich...
he took over a bankrupt brewery and made it
successful by creating a bunch of, what
I would think were, absurd new craft beers like
blood orange ale.
At the end of the day
you can sit back and
sip a beer and just appreciate the beauty of life.
Caruso now employees 100 people.
His company is worth more than $50 million.
Thanks to Flying Dog Brewery,
he's now richer than most.
Millionaires and billionaires
People on the left say…
It's unfair.
You will have unequal outcomes, and I would argue
that it's possible we all benefit from that.
For example,
somebody decides that their
pursuit of happiness means being a doctor.
They spend 12 years in school,
so I have an excellent doctor to serve me.
Somebody else might want to be a world class
tattoo artist.
These result in different outcomes for people.
On average, the doctor will make more money
than the tattoo artist.
But some Americans are 1000 times richer than others.
The top 1% has earned 85% of all new income.
The top fraction of earners
has just about half the assets in this country.
This ticks people off.
They view it as evil.
Think about it this way.
Last year, I saw that there were one billion
Apple devices actively being used.
And last month, I saw that Apple was the first
company to be worth $800 billion.
Today, Apple is going to reinvent the phone.
I was curious,
how much was Steve Jobs worth
in 2011 when he passed away at too early of an age?
10 billion dollars.
I did some quick calculations, rough math.
Let's look at those calculations.
Steve Jobs earned $10 billion dollars.
But Apple sold more than 2 billion devices.
That's means jobs collected
about $5 for every device.
Certainly your cell phone is worth more to you than $5.
It must be, because you willingly pay
several hundred dollars for this.
I think Steve might have been underpaid here.
The feeling tends to be
that somebody like Steve Jobs
took something away from everybody else.
But what did Steve Jobs take from us?
He had this idea, wouldn't it be great
to have a thousand songs in your pocket?
One of the most massively
important tools for productivity and communication
in life?
So,
it's that zero-sum game mentality that somehow,
people who create stuff
are taking it away from other people,
and that's simply inaccurate.
It's not a zero-sum game.
They're creating stuff that didn't exist before.
They are creating stuff…
and unless they collude with government
they can get rich
only by making our lives better.
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Lotion up!
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Shake hands.
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Sengoku Jidai: The Onin War 1467-1477 - Duration: 8:33.
It's the second half of the 15th century. Medieval Japan is ruled by Ashikaga Yoshimasa,
the 8th shogun of the Ashikaga Shogunate, established more than one hundred years earlier.
Theoretically, it should be the Emperor of Japan who holds the most important position,
but this is not the case during the time of the shogunate.
During the latter part of the 15th century, the emperor's influence is reduced to that of a symbolic authority.
The emperor posed barely any threat to the military rule of the Ashikaga clan
who had by that time established their government in the imperial city of Kyoto.
Initial appearances, however, can be deceiving.
During the time of Yoshimasa, the heyday of the Ashikaga family was actually a thing of the past.
On the surface, the shogunate still controlled the provinces of Japan through the hands of the shugo
regional governors serving on behalf of the shogun,
but whole decades of succession troubles and early deaths had seriously undermined the power and influence of the central government.
Frequent rebellions against the shogunate kept the local governors busy,
but Yoshimasa's position was still relatively prestigious and respected.
Far more than being a military leader, Yoshimasa was extensively engaged in cultural pursuits,
popularising poetry and tea ceremonies in his luxurious villa in the capital.
The reign of Yoshimasa, the 8th shogun, did not do much to help stop the decay of the shogunate.
Yoshimasa was aware that his traits were not necessarily among the most desired for a shogun,
especially given the rising social unrest throughout the country he had to face.
Having no heir, he convinced his younger brother Yoshimi to abandon his chosen life as a buddhist monk
in order to join the royal court as Yoshimasa's right hand and, eventually, as the new shogun.
After five years of informal take-over of administrative duties, Yoshimi was officially named successor.
Yoshimasa's power transition plans went relatively smoothly until 1465,
when his wife, Tomiko, somewhat unexpectedly, gave birth to a son, Yoshihisa.
This surprising event – the birth of a male heir – muddied Yoshimasa's succession plans.
As Tomiko plotted to secure her son's birth rights,
the upheaval eventually led to another succession crisis within the Ashikaga family,
with Yoshimi retaining his position and quickly finding supporters willing to fight for his cause.
Hosokawa Katsumoto, one of the Deputies of the Shogun, who always sympathised with the shogun's brother,
decided to join Yoshimi's side and so endorsed his claim.
Katsumoto was, however, in the midst of a local feud against another powerful nobleman – Yamana Sozen.
These two noblemen actually fought for some years in another power struggle
over yet another succession crisis within the Hatekayama family,
but for the sake of clarity, we won't dive too deeply into that conflict.
Sozen carefully planned his steps,
manoeuvring in local politics to gain new allies until he was ready for a full scale conflict.
Soon, he eventually decided to join the side of the shogun's infant son,
taking their local row to an entirely new level.
Both the Yamana and Hosokawa families gathered their vassals and relatives near Kyoto,
preparing for an impending encounter.
The incumbent shogun took some action to stop the madness,
but despite him being quite an adequate politician, his waning authority proved his actions futile.
War was imminent.
Both sides managed to gather around 80 000 men each,
but it was not until 1467 that the first skirmishes took place.
Yamana burnt Hosokawa's mansion in Kyoto in a surprise attack,
while Hosokawa replied with harassing Yamana's rice shipments.
Many such events occurred during the course of the war,
but with neither side able to gain an upper hand,
the most ferocious fighting took place on the streets of Kyoto.
The most visible result of these skirmishes was the change of the urban landscape
as a rising number of buildings were turned into rubble.
Soon, Yamana was reinforced by Ouchi Masahiro, Yamana's headstrong vassal, with another 20 000 troops.
Parallel with the warfare in the Kyoto area, both leaders also fought on the political level.
Hosokawa's efforts convinced both shogun and emperor to denounce the Yamana as rebels
as the latter captured the imperial palace.
This was quite a serious blow, as any of Yamana's supporters then risked the danger of being declared a traitor.
But Yamana Sozen, albeit with difficulty,
retained his numbers, and the bloody stalemate lingered.
In 1469 shogun Yoshimasa officially named his son Yoshihisa his heir,
finally fulfilling his wife's desire.
In effect, the shogun's brother changed sides in a complicated string of events,
and became one of Yamana's chief generals.
Even though it was the succession crisis which sparked the war,
the major changes in the royal court didn't affect the fighting between the two influential clans or their vassals at all.
It was a clear sign that the power of the Ashikaga shogunate had become very limited
and war was basically out of their control.
Four more years of bloody skirmishes passed,
with chaos spreading into the countryside of Japan.
In 1473 both Katsumoto and Sozen died, both most likely of natural causes,
but the exhausted clans didn't cease hostilities,
and the war lasted for yet another four more years.
Due to serious casualties on both sides and to Yoshimasa's efforts to convince belligerents to end fighting,
in 1477 the war came to an end.
Some stubbornly refused to give up, like Yamana's vassal Ouchi Masahiro,
who initially fought for Yoshihisa's cause.
He eventually left Kyoto, but not before burning down his perimeter
the last part of the city remaining relatively unharmed.
This war had no clear victor.
The bled-out Hosokawa clan remained in Kyoto and had some influence on the young shogun Yoshihisa
after his father officially abdicated, but the capital was nothing more than a pile of rubble.
The Ashikaga shogunate prevailed, but was weaker than ever.
Slowly, it was becoming obvious, that the shogun had lost control over the capital,
let alone the populous Japanese countryside,
where local governors had more and more problems enforcing his law and orders.
Although the fighting in Kyoto was over, the disturbed social order caused the unrest to spread to the rest of Japan.
One of the bloodiest periods of Japanese history, the Sengoku Jidai, had begun.
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I can tell you one of the things I think any Member of Parliament
when they deal with constituents with casework,
one of the most difficult things to see
is an individual or a family
going through difficulty with Canada Revenue
because they followed the advice that they were given.
Because they did their due diligence.
They checked, they called in
and seeing them across the table in an MP's office,
sometimes in tears because their accounts are frozen,
they're treated like criminals,
that is one of the most difficult things
for me and I think any Member of Parliament
to watch, and we try our hardest
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Shawn's watching YouTube channel with clown oh my god broken looking my
throat with the bags and I had water in my hands you trying to reenact the man
with the camera I legit almost threw up I have to throw up sitting in my throat
yeah we got it dude you have like chicken box on your chest
what is it have disease the next takes place after a game of roblox
coming soon after TV a couple minutes goes by and now it's chase we try to
for our next we asked likes to do the dishes but since that's not
that I hit on the porch dressed up as cat and hat haha waiting for the
right time pop up and Oh legs
all right well I was hoping for a better chair Lexie's usually the one to get
the least that can't be said for our next victim
mommy and I had to wait almost 10 minutes to make this one happen 10
minutes 8 minutes and 47 seconds to be exact
wow you're pretty great number diamonds thing we need a furnace next care to
happen Reggie you know Tarzan charity toys brother towards find ricotta
or the sales ready for the first fail waited for Mike to get home from school
soon as I had my eyes on him I decided to hide the camera just a little bit
better waiting for him to come up the steps he never came up the steps so I
moved the camera is now gonna try the doorbell but with it that was a double
fail yeah oh you shush up laughing at me yeah you better go back down
nature yes recording I got you sing the f-word of nature
this next is not really a family but we've done better so we're gonna
give it a grab I thought this is gonna be pretty
funny but I messed it up see I jumped out too early and then she locked the
door on me we thought this fail would work we got our merge cannon and we were
gonna launch a teddy bear at mom's direction but she knew son was out she
spotted the camera and then when I launched the dog the camera made it look
like I hit it Coast oh well I'll keep trying
constant speed not standard ring the doorbell - Constance - a petition that
rots can leave the Julian's got skinny no-foam intoxicated sitting in the car
not skating just being a baby not happy Halloween art we're gonna start
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Grief Without Belief: How to Deal With Death as an Atheist - Duration: 24:00.
Death is perhaps life's harshest lesson, and yet it's one that's only ever learnt
by the non-religious.
The religious grieve, of course, but they ultimately see death as an illusion – as
a gateway to another place, be it Heaven, Aaru, Nirvana or Valhalla, whereas the non-religious,
to quote Hemant Mehta, "understand the finality of death"; we see death for what it is…
death; the final and permanent ending of our existence.
But truth always comes at a price, and in this case it's heavy.
Unlike the religious, who can soothe their grief with delusions of grandeur, and who're
convinced they must only find a way to say 'goodbye for now', we must soothe our
grief with science, art and philosophy, and find a way to say 'goodbye forever'.
Now I'm no expert on death, but I nevertheless want to give you my perspective on the subject
in the hope that it'll one day help you.
Or more accurately, both I and the vibrant YouTuber, Rachel Oates, want to this.
This, is Greif Without Belief: How to Deal with Death as an Atheist.
In dealing with death we're really dealing with two relevant but distinct facts; the
first is our own demise, and the second is that of our loved ones.
Let's start with our own.
The realisation that we are going to die – that our consciousness and all of our memories
will one day permanently cease to exist, is absolutely terrifying, and it's meant to
be!
We have distinctly evolved to avoid and fear death, and so it's no surprise that we don't
want to relinquish all that we are.
As someone who's never been religious, I was once terrified by death, and so I can
only imagine that for those of you who used to have comforting delusions, that death is
all the more scarier.
In fact, this reminds me of an analogy that I used within my collaboration with Genetically
Modified Skeptic; if you were brought up to believe that death is an illusion and that
you'll live forever in paradise, then you were brought up to believe that you'd won
the lottery, and only now, after planning your whole life on the assumption you're
rich, have you found out that you're poor.
While you haven't lost anything physical, you have lost something psychological: you've
lost, to be perhaps a bit blunt; the perfection of narcissism that comes with religion – the
idea that everything is created with you in mind, and that you'll never die.
But as for fearing death itself, I promise you that it's irrational.
The evidence overwhelming indicates that you've got absolutely nothing to worry about.
Of course, the process of dying might unfortunately be horrendous, but that's the price of life…
death itself, however, need not scare you.
It's often said that dying is like going to sleep for a very long time, but, if I'm
brutally honest, I've always found this rhetoric terrifying, boring, and above all,
simply not true…
sleep is a state of altered consciousness and inhibited sensory activity, whereas death
is the absence of consciousness and sensory activity.
Being dead is not like being asleep, and we don't have to experience death to know this.
But rant aside; I think that Mark Twain perhaps put best why we ought not fear death.
He once remarked that 'I do not fear death.
I had been dead for billions and billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered
the slightest inconvenience from it.'
Of course, this isn't technically true, because a prerequisite of death is that one
must've previous been alive, but the essence is true.
Your consciousness and memories did not exist before your birth, and you did not suffer
the slightest inconvenience from it, and so in death, when you consciousness and memories
evaporate, it'll almost certainly be the same.
You really need not fear death.
So that's my primary thoughts regarding my own death, and for what it's worth I
hope you got something out of it, but in case you didn't, here's Rachel to give you
hers: As an atheist obviously I don't believe in an afterlife, so to me that makes this
life all the more important and meaningful.
It's our one and only life, it's our only opportunity, and I believe that we should
make the most of that, and enjoy that to the fullest.
Now I don't really want to put too much of a downer on things, but this idea of like
death and grief is a pretty serious topic because of that I do want to talk about something
quite serious and it's a bit of a personal story and it's a difficult one to tell, but
I feel it's an important one to kind of illustrate where I'm coming from with this view and it's
about something that was important in helping me become the person I am today and also been
helping me form a lot of the views and opinions I have today.
And I know Stephen was all lovely before he's like oh I'm a vibrant person and now I feel
like I could have had a big downer on that but I think is an important thing to talk
about.
I spent quite a few of the last few years feeling quite sad and I've had to take some
form of like antidepressant or anti-anxiety medication for the last like five or so years.
I still take them today now but, just like you know, it took a lot of time to find the
right one that worked for me and I tried out a few different ones and I've seen counsellors
and I've worked through a lot of things and I'm in a really really great place today.
But at some of lowest points over the last few years… let's just say death or more
specifically my own death with some things that I thought a hell of a lot about.
When you're in a bad place like that, and when you're not really happy, and when you
consider that the alternative is this eternity of nothingness that sounds very very appealing.
That's like everything you want, you know, like Stephen just said, like in death your
consciousness and your memories they don't exist – and further than that your feelings
don't exist.
Your anxieties don't exist.
None of it.
And you can argue well so that means you know no more happiness but at the same time it
also means no more hurt and at the time that sounded so appealing, and not to sound horrible
but I kind of like made peace with this idea of dying, like it wouldn't…
like it would be okay. it wouldn't be so bad.
like there was nothing to be scared of.
As if my own death wasn't something to fear anymore – right?
It was actually, you know, it seemed like a pretty appealing solution.
But it's only when one of my counsellors started asking me all these questions that I began
to kind of change my mind about that.
She got me to think about my best friend at the time, James, and I still love James to
bits - he's an amazing person.
But she started asking me how I would feel if James started saying the same things, and
if he started coming to these conclusions, and at first I was just like oh well if he's
made peace with it and he thinks it's best for him then, you know, why does my opinion
matter?
And then she was like okay that's fine good for James he's sorted but now you're left
without him - how do you feel?
And that… that was that was like when it hit me, you know, something that should have
been so obvious just suddenly became clear to me.
It's like, just cuz one life is over doesn't mean the world suddenly ends…
That was something I hadn't really thought about before - like if I died I wouldn't have
a consciousness anymore, but other people still do.
If I died I might not have memories anymore, but other people still do.
I might not have to face the consequences of anything actions but other people still
do.
And it was like at that point that I realized that while I might not feel my own death,
in my situation, it wasn't fair to other people the people I cared about, people I loved,
it wasn't fair to them for me to kind of wish my death along sooner.
And so what I guess I'm trying to say is that now I try and live my life knowing that when
I do eventually die, because let's be honest, it happens to everyone, when I do eventually
die, whether it's by accident, or I get ill or I get old… when that happens it's not
something I should be scared of, because I'm doing everything I can to make the most of
my life now, and be happy now, and to make other people happy now, and I'm doing everything
that I can to leave behind something awesome while I can.
However, now I'm also aware that when I do eventually die it's gonna be difficult for
people who are left behind, in one way or another, maybe some people will miss me, maybe
some people will be happy I'm gone maybe, some people both just be like oh god now I
have another body to deal, with you know like Undertaker's or whatever, but the point is
I've realized that while my death isn't something for me to fear, it's still gonna have an effect
on other people in one way or another.
I think that everyone can get something out of living this life to the fullest.
However, that said, I think that as an atheist we do kind of appreciate it a little bit more.
It does feel a little bit more real.
It does feel a little bit more important.
We do take kind of this life a little bit more seriously because we're not just waiting
for the next step.
We realise that this is it.
This is all we have.
And also I think it's kind of nice that we can live without fear as well, because we're
not worried about what's gonna happen after we just know we have to enjoy it now.
Cheers Rachel, very insightful and much appreciated.
So now that we've addressed our own demise, let's move on to what is in my opinion the
harder fact of death… the demise our loved ones.
Now since the topic of death is personal, I feel it's only right that I speak about
it personally – plus, this will illustrate that for all my use of rationality, I am yet
still human.
A few months ago, my hero and grandfather, Tone Mills, who I loved very much, sadly passed
away due to metastasized prostate cancer, and during the months leading to his death
me and his loved ones had to witness him slowly but surely loose his dignity, memory, sanity,
and hope, until there was nothing left but a cold and lifeless husk…
Truly, it was a ghastly experience, but it's unfortunately not a rare one.
Since cancer is the second leading cause of death, it's very likely that you too have
either had this experience, or sadly one day will.
And, just as a side note, please know that you're not alone – reach out to people,
even if it's just on a forum or through the comment section on this video – you
really are not alone.
Now I'm very fortunate, in the fact that a considerable proportion of my family are
non-religious, and so I didn't feel alone – I had people around me that also acknowledged
that they've had their last ever conversation with Tone, and that they will never see him
again.
And this helped me, a lot.
My religious family, however, while of course grieving, took comfort in what is to me meaningless
drivel.
They told me that 'he's looking down on you with pride', and that 'you'll be
reunited with him one day'.
One family member even told me that 'he's up there with his old pet donkey'…
I mean, just how gullible can you get?
I know that we're a stupid ape, but this just never ceases to surprise me!
And yes, my grandfather used to have a pet donkey…
Anyhow, as part of my grieving process, I reflected long and hard about the finality
of his death, and it led me to write the following, which I'd like to share for a reason that
I'll explain afterwards: "After kicking cancer's ass for years, telling everybody
that he's got radioactive balls, and smiling throughout, Tone has unfortunately lost his
battle… and we have lost a light that will forever darken the world.
And I have lost the greatest man that I have ever known.
Still, the lessons he taught me shine through in this very moment, for I know that because
he shaped so many of us with his kindness, decency and love, he lives on through us – not
consciously of course, but through the parts of us that he shaped and inspired – and
so, in a very real sense, he's gone but not gone.
And I don't know about you, but I will forever recognise the parts of me he shaped, and smile
each and every time I do.
I will miss you Granddad, and I will always love you."
Now I don't mean to drop an emotional bomb on you, but this is death we're dealing
with, and to address it with anything but emotion simply won't do.
Anyhow, the reason that I'm sharing this with you is because it's true.
Marcus Aurelius once said that "What we do in life echoes in eternity", and just
as my grandfather echoes through me, so too do your deceased loved ones echo through you.
The bricks of your foundation still bear their finger prints.
We may not live forever, but our actions and influence long outlive our consciousness.
This realisation have me great comfort, and it inspired me to search for similar reflections
on death that are equally true, and in my search I was fortunate enough to find an essay
by Aaron Freeman called 'An Eulogy From A Physicist'.
Now I'm not going to read the whole thing, but I'll read enough to give you the gist,
and I'll leave a link to the whole essay within the description.
"You want a physicist to speak at your funeral.
You want the physicist to talk to your grieving family about the conservation of energy, so
they will understand that your energy has not died.
You want the physicist to remind your sobbing mother about the first law of thermodynamics;
that no energy gets created in the universe, and none is destroyed.
You want your mother to know that all your energy, every vibration, every Btu of heat,
every wave of every particle that was her beloved child remains with her in this world.
You want the physicist to tell your weeping father that amid energies of the cosmos, you
gave as good as you got."
And so that's my primary thoughts regarding the death of my loved ones… it's no heaven,
granted, but unlike the false promise of heaven, it's true.
Anyhow, here's Rachel once again to give us her views: So I'm not quite as good with
words as Stephen is.
Not quite as articulate.
But Stephen's line just now about how 'the bricks of your foundation still bear their
fingerprints' really stuck with me, and I think it perfectly sums up everything that
I want to talk about here, and I think it's a wonderful little statement that really does
mean a lot.
And also it sounds way better than anything I could come up with, but on the subject of
dealing with grief and death of other people you love, I've never met my Granddads – they
both died a long time before I was born, and a part of me growing up, and a part of me
even now, worries that I missed out on something there.
I would have loved to have had a granddad.
I saw friends, and I still see them today, talking about their granddad's and how great
they are and how brilliant they are.
I see people's granddad's on TV and I'm like I wish I'd had that – I wanted to experience
that.
So for a long time I kind of felt a lot of resentment that, you know, death had taken
away something from me before I even experienced it - it just did not seem fair.
That said, when I was younger my family always used to tell me how much alike I was to one
of my granddads in particular.
They'd always be like 'oh, she's just like him' and things like that, and it took me
a long time to realize that that wasn't because I was some like ghostly reincarnation of him..
but that was because my family never let his memory go.
My sister taught me how to fold paper airplanes just like he taught her.
My uncle taught me to play cards and we'd gamble with chocolate coins, just like he
used to with his dad when he was younger.
I picked up the same sense of humour, and the same kind of style of telling stupid jokes,
and stories, because even years after he was gone my family would still share his jokes
and the stories he used to tell, and I picked that up - and I think that just goes to show
that even after someone's gone, even if you've never met them, they can have an incredible
impact on who you are.
And of course the family I knew personally and lost had an even bigger impact on me.
I lost both my grandmother's within a year of each other when I was growing up, and that
was a really really hard time.
Especially losing my granny who I was really really close with, and to this day she's still
one of the most amazing people I've ever met.
Even though I only knew them for seven, eight, nine years, those memories I have are so important
to me.
I keep so many small thinks to remember – especially my granny.
So, you've probably seen I have a lot of stuffed animals in my videos, if you watch my channel,
and, but that's because I always kind of collect them because of the memories they hold so.
So this little girl here, my little lamb, this is lullaby, and my granny bought her
for me on the last holiday I ever went on with her.
And lullaby is probably nearly 20 years old now she's, don't tell her this, but she's
looking a little bit old and battered.
She has to have baths quite regularly, but she's gorgeous, and I love her, and she's
always been everywhere with me because of the memories she hold and how important she
is to me.
Same with lil growl here.
My sister bought him for me on the last day I ever saw my granny, and he was with me as
I said goodbye to her.
You know, I keep them both for the memories that I have with her, and I keep things like
books and board games that we used to play together.
Even though she's gone I still have those memories and they're still really important
to me.
But most importantly, I keep the things that she taught me, and the person that I am today,
even though she never got to see me become an adult, I think a lot of the good qualities
I have are what she helped to shape.
She always encouraged my creativity and she always kept every single drawing and painting
I did for her, and after she died my parents actually found them all and gave them back
to me, which was so sweet.
We used to play games together, like this one where she would draw a load of like squiggles
or dots or something on a piece of paper and then I would come along and turn it into an
actual drawing, and I remember there was this one where I drew like a somehow see in the
squiggles a bunny building its snowman, and she was just like how do you even see this.
And she was she was always so encouraging, and I loved that.
I mean, like not even like blood family as such, but my dog Jasper.
He died when I was a teenager but he was there when I was growing up and he was my best friend
he was like a little brother to me.
Even though he was a dog, and as silly as it might sound to some people, he taught me
so much about kindness and just how to love someone unconditionally… even if they accidentally
use your carpet as a toilet.
And like, if you can forgive that, you can forgive a lot of things with someone you love.
But all that, I said as much as I missed the people that I've lost, or never even got a
chance to meet, as much as I miss them, I know that death was a final ending for them.
I'm not holding on to some hope that I'm gonna eventually meet them or be reunited with them
again.
And I think in a lot of cases that was the best thing, especially with my granny, and
Jasper, who both had cancer.
Jasper had all these horrible painful tumours on his side, and he was just… he was so
sad, and he was in so much pain his last few days.
And as much as I miss them, I know that death was the best thing because it stopped them
suffering anymore.
But for another thing I know that I'm not just living my life waiting for something.
I'm not living my life waiting to be reunited with them.
I know that they're gone, and it's okay for me to move on, and I think that's a really
really important lesson to learn.
And it makes the memories that I have with them all the more special and meaningful.
I mean, imagine if I just spent my life waiting to get Jasper back?
Because let's be honest, no religion can guarantee that would ever happen.
If I just sat around waiting to get my dog back when I die, would I even be considering
getting another dog right now?
Probably not, and then I'd miss out on the happiness of raising another dog… me and
Dan wouldn't have the opportunity for our family to grow - with a dog.
And some poor little dog would be out there in an animal shelter right now, maybe not
being adopted by loving parents!
We'd miss out, and the dog would miss out, and everyone would miss out.
Just because I was waiting to be reunited with Jasper.
I know that sounds like a silly extreme example, and I know bringing dogs into it might make
some people think I'm kind of trivializing this stuff, but to me a dog is as much a part
of the family as a blood relative, and you could apply to anyone who's lost a husband,
and who doesn't want to move on with a new relationship, because they're waiting to be
reunited with their husband.
I think understanding that death is a final ending helps people move on, and it helps
us realize that it's okay for us to carry on living and enjoying our life afterwards.
What's important is that we remember that even though losing people we love and care
about is hard, we're still left here, and we have this incredible opportunity left to
go on and make sure that their memory is never forgotten; that it still lives on.
And things that they have created or taught, or just that the people they were – they're
never just forgotten.
They still kind of survive and they're still important.
Thank again Rachel, nicely said.
Now the last thing I want to say is that if the perspectives and that me and Rachel have
just given you simply don't feel like enough… then know that you're not alone.
They're not enough for me either.
I want to see my grandfather again, and I want to consciously exist for a lot longer
than just a few decades, but if reality has any lesson to be learnt, is that wishing for
something doesn't make it so.
I also want to end world-hunger, animal cruelty, and religion, but my mere wishing this does
absolutely nothing.
Anyhow, there's a great deal more than can be said on the subject of death, and perhaps
I will do so at a later date, but for now I'm going to conclude by giving a massive
shout-out to everyone who has or is currently grieving without belief.
I salute you, for your pursuit of truth for its own sake; for looking death straight in
the eye rather than closing your own; and for your courage and conviction to embrace
a harsh reality over comforting lies.
As always, thank you kindly for the view, and an extra special thank you to my wonderful
patrons and to those of you who have donated to the channel via PayPal – there's not
a day that goes by that I'm not overwhelmed by your support and trust in me to create
relatable content, and it's important to me that you know this.
Thank you.
And of course, please do be sure to check out Rachel's excellent channel (which I've
linked to below) – she's a breath of fresh air, entertaining, and an all-out wonderful
person.
Until next time my fellow apes, until next time.
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Terrible Things Everyone Forgets Kim K Did - Duration: 4:11.
Although Kim Kardashian has been a reigning reality TV queen for about a decade, she's
not exactly popular with everyone.
While some might say there's no such thing as bad publicity, there are some crazy things
Kim K has done, to claw her way to the top.
Celebrity stepping stone
Kardashian has certainly been linked to her fair share of hotties over the years.
And among her exes is none other than former 98 Degrees boy band member Nick Lachey.
Aside from his '90s pop career, Lachey is best remembered for his relationship with
pop princess Jessica Simpson and their infamous reality series Newlyweds.
When the couple split in 2005, Lachey quickly moved on and briefly dated Kardashian.
While Lachey enjoyed a new low-key profile, Kardashian seemed determined to use his celebrity
status to advance her own.
Lachey later told Details of their relationship:
"Let's just say this: We went to a movie.
No one followed us there.
Somehow, mysteriously, when we left, there were 30 photographers waiting outside."
"There are certain ways to play this [fame] game, and some people play it well."
The tape
Kardashian claims her notorious tape with Ray J didn't launched her rise to fame.
She said:
"Maybe that's how some people heard about me but I didn't launch my career off of that."
Sure, she had earned a little name recognition due to her friendship with Paris Hilton, but
Kardashian was more or less a celebrity hanger-on in 2007 when her lascivious tape hit the public
space.
That video certainly got people talking about her, which may have been the plan all along.
As Complex reported, more than one person has accused Kardashian and mom Kris Jenner
of plotting to use that private tape to garner publicity.
Just eight months after the tape went viral, America was tuning in for the debut season
of Keeping up With the Kardashians.
Quickie marriage
Although Kardashian and husband Kanye West seem destined for one another, don't forget
this is actually Kim's third marriage.
The second one, to NBA player Kris Humphries, lasted just 72 days.
Kardashian's decision to dump Humphries perhaps could have been quickly overlooked had it
not been for the pomp and circumstance surrounding their engagement and wedding.
As she turned something beautiful and genuine into fodder for reality TV, the cameras rolled.
Kardashian dried her tears and moved on quickly with West, but the fiasco suggests that marriage
may not be a sacred act for this star.
Swift snakes
Taylor Swift will be forever branded by snake emojis, thanks to some well-timed shade thrown
by Kardashian.
The entire matter started when West decided to make a lewd reference to Swift on his rap
track "Famous."
Swift's camp spoke out, claiming West, quote "never called for approval."
Kardashian claimed Swift was lying, telling GQ:
"She totally approved… [Taylor] totally knew that that was coming out.
She wanted to all of a sudden act like she didn't."
Swift maintained she was a victim, but Kardashian wasn't having it.
The reality star waited for National Snake Day to drop alleged proof via Snapchat that
Swift had supposedly been contacted directly by West regarding the controversial song.
Not only was Swift allegedly caught in a lie, but Kardashian's snake emoji use became contagious.
So much so, that even Swift herself went full-snake-theme in her video for 2017's "Look What You Made
Me Do."
Make-up controversy
In August 2017, Kardashian came under fire for defending makeup artist Jeffree Star after
he criticized a makeup tutorial she posted to her Snapchat.
Kardashian's fans came to her defense, reportedly blasting Star and dredging up his controversial
past, which includes accusations of racism in his former MySpace videos.
When Kardashian shielded Star from the wrath of her own fans, some followers were offended.
She said via Snapchat:
"I get that it's a serious deal if you say racial things but I do believe in people changing…"
"I hate when people bring up my past or mistakes that I've made in the past, so let him live."
Fans didn't take Kardashian's message lightly; some accused the reality star of overlooking
racism when it was convenient for her.
She later returned to social media to confess that she was not well-informed of the allegations
made against Star and therefore shouldn't be commenting on his situation.
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BREAKING: Republicans Just Gave Obama MASSIVE Bad News About His CUSHY Pension - Duration: 3:14.
BREAKING: Republicans Just Gave Obama MASSIVE Bad News About His CUSHY Pension
However, we must give credit where credit is due, and a new bill targeting the pensions
received by former presidents is something we can all agree on.
It�s no secret that past presidents take in an exorbitant amount of money when they
leave office, from both book deals, speaking engagements, and other well-paying activities,
so it makes no sense that taxpayers should be forking over hundreds of thousands of dollars
a year in what amounts to high-end welfare.
So on Wednesday, a bill introduced to the Senate by Joni Ernst was passed out of the
Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs that would scale back
pas president�s pensions by a large margin, the Daily Caller reported.
�Our national debt now exceeds $20 trillion; this bipartisan effort is another important
step toward reigning in Washington�s out-of-control spending,� the Iowa Senator said in a statement.
It�s worth noting that Barack Obama vetoed a similar measure last year before leaving
office, and it doesn�t take a rocket scientist to figure out why.
Since he�s left the White House, he�s been on extravagant vacations and traveled
the globe, all while being paid hundreds of thousands of dollars for speeches while still
taking in his presidential pension.
In fact, just one speech yielded the former White House squatter $400,000, Bloomberg News
reported.
However, under Ernst�s proposal, not only would his pension be capped at $200,000 a
year, but every dollar over $400,000 he made in the private sector would be deducted from
his annual stipend from taxpayers.
�It is ridiculous to continue asking taxpayers to help foot the bill for former presidents�
perks at a time when they already rake in millions of dollars from book deals, speaking
engagements, and more,� Ernst said, and we agree.
The House is also working on a companion bill that would also limit pensions.
However, neither bill would reduce or change the security former presidents are entitled
to.
In 2017 alone, the five living former presidents cost American taxpayers some $2.8 billion
in salary, staff, security, and other perks of the office, a Congressional Research Service
report found.
When similar measures passed both the House and the Senate last year, former White House
press secretary Josh Earnest lamented that the bill would immediately remove staffers
from their jobs assisting former presidents when they left office, �leaving no time
or mechanism for them to transition to another payroll.�
Welcome to life in the private sector.
Regardless of who the former president is, there�s absolutely no reason we should be
doling out billions of dollars a year to support them while they�re also raking in millions
from books, speeches, and anything else they can do to make money.
While this bill is undoubtedly needed, it�s definitely long overdue.
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