Youtube daily report Dec 4 2017

Hello everyone!

Today we will make a review!

We will try a kind of vehicle, that is called...

Segway, right?

It is a name of a company

But today we have Ninebot Xiaomi

Yes, Xiaomi brand

So we will try it out! It's the first time we ride it, right?

You never used it before

Actually, in China I have seen it several times

It is not like everybody has one, but yes, I have seen a lot

In Chile, have you seen this one? When I was in Chile I saw some, but really really few

Ok, lets try it!

Here we are preparing, because we will use the Go Pro! to record how many times we fall from that

Haoyang first's try!

Do you know how to use it?

Take care!

You have to hold me

I will be here with you

How to... how to...!? Nooo

*screams*

(Is he dying? hahaha)

Yes, like this like this

No no no, I need your hand!

But, when you want to turn to there, you need to...

Ah, to the other side

It is like riding a car

Without my hand, without my hand!

But, how to accelerate?

But, but, I want to accelerate...

*screams*

No! noo... no....

How to accelerate?

I don't know, whe have to...

we have to read the manual

Yes

Let me see, I want to try now!

Why is always like this?

Yes yes, you have to be more natural

Like this... yes. Don't... ah ok.

I can not move at all!

Why you can not?

(I did it!)

Yeaah, now I can!

Let me explain you how this hoverboard works

You have to put your feet here

And, the trick to turn, you need to press here with your knees or legs, you have to make pressure to this way or this way

If you can notice, it is now rotating, like this

Here

And, to move forward what I understand is that you have to make pressure here

Yes, now it is moving, like this

To go back, press here

But it's difficult... when you are riding it

Ah! it goes, it goes!

It is really hard when you are riding it

And here, is the turn-on button

Now I have just turned it off. When you turn it off, this lose all the power, it falls

But if I press it again, here, look. It stands automatically by itself, wow!

Here it shows how much battery it has. We charged it all the night

it was around the half when we got it, so now it's full after the whole night charging

And here is the bluetooth conection, because it can connects to the cellphone, to an APP

We will try that soon also

Now we know how to use it! Yay!

Yeah, because when you lean yourself to that way, you are turning to this way

If you lean yourself to this way, you are turning to this way

So we need to coordinate that

(Trying to go further)

Turn ! turn! TURN! Aish...

Why here is faster?

I don't know

I think is because the ground here is smoother

Yes, here I feel I have to make less pressure to move forward

Take care!

Now what we need to train is the fast turns

When you go fast, and you turn!

Can you? Haoyang

Ok, try it

(Playing with the APP)

The App also has this option... not sure what it is, lets try it

Look look!

It's moving!

So you can control it from here?

Yes yes, move it

Oh! it is like a robot! (WALL-E is it you?)

So cute!

And also it has light

It has light?

Yes, it has light at the *butt* (he wanted to say bottom but it sounds like ass in spanish )

At the butt?

Ah! On the button!

(It was light from "bottom" of the hoverboard actually > <)

Yes, yes

Ohh look! it moves it moves!

We will try if it's possible to control it when somebody is standing on that

Lets see

It moves? or no? No.. I think no

No, if there is somebody using it, it can not

Ok! this is today's video!

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10 ACTING TECNIQUES that EVERY ACTOR has to know | The (never again) secret art of the actor - Duration: 10:40.

I don't know if I was clearin the previous video but...

but the video about "10 acting tecniques that every actor should know"

was just the first part

I forgot to say it...

But here is the second part of...

"10 acting techniques that every actor should know"!

The acting - The (never again) secret art of the actor

The first thing we ought to say about Copeau is that his pedagogy didn't come through

hi pedagogy died with him.

But his pupils carried it with them

and it's still the one of the most influencial theatre traditions, nowadays.

In this moment, acting was based on the text

and on situations.

But the BODY (recover the style) expressiveness was not trained.

And also Europe started to be influenced by balinese masks, and noh theatre masks

So Copeau become obsessed for recovering the expressiveness of the body in the actor

and he also criticizes the lack of style in the theatre.

All the thatre was performed exactly in the same way!

So he created a school for developing a multidisciplinary pedagogy

which never completed.

Decroux was a Copeau's student.

Copeau did mime, among other stuff.

Decroux was crazy about the mime he did with Copeau, and started developing it, basing on one principle.

(And I have to explain it because, if not, this is not understandable)

There was a mime in the XIX century called "White Pantomime"

which was based on very codified and full-of-cliché movements

for telling kind of funny stories.

But I had kind of the same problem as Naturalism. If Naturalism was based on the voice, White Pantomime was based on hands, face and that's all.

So Decroux proposed a solution for this, creating the CORPORAL MIME.

It's a really codified sort of acting. Likely the most codified thing that exist in Europe, after ballet.

No less no more!

And what's the solution from Decroux to this Whit Pantomime?

Create a mime without narrativity, that is, there's no plot in it

which implies that there's no character.

And it's also abstract.

All this with the intention of thrilling the audience from the pure essence of movement.

Marceau was a Decroux's student. But he proposed a different solution for the problem of the White Pantomime.

He said "Ok, there's a lack of RIGOR in the White Pantomime, but there's no need to avoid characters"

So, Marceau developed his own way of interpreting mime.

Diverging from his teacher.

(Sort of a very common thing, as you see)

Actually, some people thinks that never ever will be a mime as Marceau was.

Ok! But what did he did that matters!

Well... actually it's confusing. There's a discussion about whether there's a Marceau's technique or not.

His ex students, say that yes, and they teach it, but there's no further information. No even he wrote anything anything about a technique.

WHat is clear is that the mime we currently now. That "boom" of mimes spread worldwide, even in streets

it's thanks to the huge influence that Marceau had in the whole world.

Lecoq took what Copeau left, and finished it!

And all of it basing on a principle: to give to the actor the capability of understanding the MOVEMENT (pedagogy).

For Lecoq, movement is action. Action is acting, as well. So, if you understand the movement, you perform well.

But it's not about a rational understanding! But from the body, which is the thing that moves.

An also, he looks for the expressive principles of styles.

To define style is really difficult but, let's say that one style is "Comedy" and the other is "Tragedy"

What's the different between comedy and tragedy for the actor?

How has the actor to move in each of them?

So, that's one of the things that Lecoq researched.

He was a Lecoq's student. We can say that Gaulier is to Lecoq, as Decroux was to Copeau.

Lecoq did a lot of things but Gaulier keep specially one of them. As Decroux did with the Copeau's mime.

And that did Gaulier keep? With the Clown and the Bouffon.

I talked about Gaulier because if Marceau spreaded the mime all over the world, Gaulier did the same with the Clown.

And what are the Clown and the Bouffon?

Against what we coudl think, Clown and Bouffon are masks.

Clown is the smallest mask: just the nose. Boouffon is the biggest: the whole-body mask.

Clown consist of finding the fool, the child (who can be amazed with anything) that every of us have inside, and carry it to the most ridiculous extreme.

And Bouffon is a little the contrary. It's based on take the downsides of life of everyone and laught at them.

All this, just roughly...

Foot note! What's a mask?

Again, it's a concept which deserves and own video.

The mask is the character. And I'm not saying that the actor is the character with a mask. No, no! I'm saying that the mask, by itself, IS the character.

In fact, puppets are also a kind of mask.

You recognize the character in the puppet, which is moved by the puppet masters.

But puppet masters make the puppet move. But is the puppet which, indeed, performs, let's say.

The same happens with masks.

Actor is who makes the mask move, but the mask is the character by itself.

Close parenthesis!

If we would have to highlight something about Gaulier, it were (of course), the developing of the Clown and the Bouffon, but from a really special perspective.

Gaulier is obsessed with the pleasure!

And he doesn't allow anyone to perform if it's not enjoy on stage.

And that has no discussion for him!

And, believe me... not everyone that clear that actors has to enjoy on stage for acting well.

Considering pleasure as an technical principal is a revolution!

Bye bye, physical theatre! Hello, impro!

Johnstone basically created a system of exercises and techniques that an actor can use for improvisational theatre.

That is, a theatre based on improvisation!

In fact, he invented a form o theatre called Theatresports

which is based on applying sports rules in theatre. In this performances, audience votes the winner of the impros and so on.

This is a clue for knowing what kind of improvisations Johnstone does

It's based on competition. And, basing on spontaneity, originality and intuition....

make the audience participate.

In this case, it's really important for Johnstone's actor idea that every actor has to be director, dramaturg and actor while is improvising.

He has to use his intuition for acting, but also he has to be everytime thinking on everything in a rational way.

And all this is different from the work of Viola Spolin

whose system is more based on collaboration.

On how several people can solve a dramatic problem.

Or, better said, to perform a dramatic problem.

When I say "dramatic problem", I mean "theatre conflict". Not a problem like... [dramatization]. No, not that.

(TO EXPERIMENT) For Spolin, the rational use of reasoning is not that necessary.

She worthed intuition much more.

If you go sometime to an improvisational theatre performance

For 100% sure, these you guys had something to do about it.

Artaud invented a kind of theatre called "Theatre of the Cruelty"

(Just watch out the name!)

For Artaud, life is, basically, cruelty. And, as theatre has to be life, theatre has also to be cruel.

We understand "cruel" as "tough" and "violent".

As he said, his intention was to "wake up" the spectator from the "tether of the contemporary life".

To turn theatre into a RITUAL.

And, for that, the actor...

(and here's our topic)

...has to be an "athlete of the heart"

that meant for him to find corporal mechanisms which untie emotions,

and to find universal gestures and emotions suitable for being performed

The point was that Artaud didn't ever finished his theatre.

But his idea of ritual has influenced all the following theatre

even the performance art, in many of the cases.

He is considered as the opposite to Artaud

Brecht wanted basically the audience to have a critic awareness of what they were watching.

We've already talked about this here.

So, the didn't want the audience to feel identified with the characters.

That has a lot of deep connotations for the actor.

It implies also that the actor has to identity with the character neither.

So, the actor has to be fully self-aware of what he/she's doing rationally

whereas he/she's organic, so he/she go by the situation

which seems a contradiction in itself!

But, even if it seems not, it's possible, but hell of difficult technically.

Anyway, Brecht didn't develop a technique for acting...

Peter Brook basically wants the actor to be in an absolute state of transparency.

He defines it as an state of emotional, physical, and mental openness

that allows the actor to communicate with the audience in a living, human, immediate way.

So, the first feature for the Peter Brook is that character doesn't exist.

For Peter Brook, it would be like "cover yourself".

We can discuss if make a character is to "cover yourself" or not.

And, in fact, it's a topic of discussion.

So, what actor does is to get rid of things and to develop his/her behaviour

Like a little mix Grotowski and Meisner:

as Grotowski, you get rid of the things you don't need, and stress the importance in the behaviour as Meisner did.

If you don't know what I am talking about, check the first video of this series.

But, the point: ho to do this?

For Peter Brook the actor has to be mentally and emotionally connected to the body.

Don't you feel that all of them are kind of talking about the same...

But it's precisely due to this concept of "transparency" that Brook not only don't develop an aacting technique, but also he refuses to do it!

As categorize the acting in only one way of acting, for Brook, would be to not be transparent.

So, Peter Brook is basically against Copeau's idea

For Peter Brook stylers are not good.

From the acting's point of view.

I didn't want to farewell without thanking Freddy González (REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY IN THE DESCRIPTION)-

who was talking with me

for two hours, and explaining me, with all the nuances, the techniques from the "French School". I mean the corporal ones in the beggining of the video.

The ones from Copeau to Gaulier.

Thanks, because, without your help, that part of the video would have been incomplete and, in the worst of the cases, wrong.

So, Molto Gracie, my friend!

And this was the today's video, so far! There's at least one more video in this series.

What did you think! Did you think that there were just twenty acting techniques? My god!

And then I'm asked "Are you a theatre or a cinema actor?" I do like that question!

So!

See you...

in the next showhearshal!

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Componentes en un Armario de cultivo de marihuana. Vídeo Tutorial - Duration: 7:06.

Today we're going to make a slightly different video, a little bit special,

I'll tell you how the different elements are distributed in a grow tent,

how they work and how they're assembled. Lets have a look...

In this case we have 2 tents, meaning the grower can work both

one in veg, the other in bloom, and rotating between them,

but everything I'll tell you about this tent goes exactly the same for the other.

They operate in exactly the same way,

the only thing that will vary is the type of bulb and the photoperiod.

Let's see how the tent is arranged: First remove this piece of mesh,

which serves to keep out any undesirable elements like bugs that we don't want,

and then we open the zipper to see how everything is set up inside our tent.

Let's see what are the elements that are in this grow tent,

you'll see that the first thing that stands out is, naturally, the reflector with the bulb.

In this case it's metal halide but we should use sodium if we are flowering.

This reflector is connected to a cable, this electrical cable goes to the ballast.

But we also have another cable here, and this one doesn't come from the ballast

but straight from the mains supply, in case we change this reflector

with the sodium bulb for some fluorescent lights, depending on which stage we're at,

especially when germinating, cloning or at the beginning of growth.

What else have we got? This is also important,

the carbon filter that as you know serves to remove odours from the grow tent.

The filter is connected to an extractor that sucks the air and takes it out the back.

We could also fit an intake fan, but in case we don't have one we have some vents

like this one here or we can open this door up and passively

take the air from outside, entering the tent here and exiting up there.

To help this work, we also have a couple of fans

that move the air around, distribute the CO2 better and remove the stale air.

Logically, this will also help us control the temperature…

Talking of temperature, in this case we can monitor it with this thermo-hygrometer.

This tells us the temperature and humidity at all times.

If it's cold, then we have this heater here that will help us,

so that when the lights are out and the temperature drops,

the heater will raise the temperature and the plants won't suffer too much.

What else? We've got the growing tray.

In this case we've raised the tray so that if we have a problem when irrigating,

this tub will help us to collect water and we won't have the whole tray full of it.

These are basically the elements that we have in the grow tent.

We're here in between the 2 tents to see the electrical installation.

Here we can see the different elements, starting at the bottom

which is the main power strip, which supplies electricity to the whole circuit.

This terminal is always working and here we see that there are different cables.

Red is the one that goes to the timing box

and these 2 targets go up to other strips, what they do is power the extractor.

In this setup the extraction is always running. What else?

Here we have the timer box as I said, in this case it's at 12/12 (12hours on/12hours off)

here we have red wires connected to the ballast.

The ballast goes directly, as we have seen before, to the reflector and the bulb.

And in this case we have 2 because we've got 2 tents and 2 ballasts.

The blue socket here, what it does is start up only when the red one is switched off.

So when the ballast is working: the blue socket isn't live.

What's plugged into the blue socket? We've got the heater plugged in.

The heater will help us to raise the temperature when the lights aren't working, okay?

To control the temperature is very important.

Now we will see from above how the strips are connected to the extractor…

We've climbed up to see the tents from above to check out the air extraction connections.

We see here that we have the tent connected with this black tube (the Combiduct)

that goes from the filter inside the tent to this wooden box

(it's a soundproof box to cover fan noise) which holds the RVK extractor.

From there, the duct goes to this PVC Y (a normal drainage piece)

and then it continues to the outside. If for example we have only one tent in use,

it's very easy to remove this piece and put on its PVC cap.

In this way, the extractor from tent 1 passes through here and the air goes out.

Let's see, before it gets outside we've put (if you'll follow me) an ozoniser.

What it does is eliminate all the all the cannabis particles

remaining in the air once filtered by the carbon filter.

Then it can go directly to the exterior without the neighbours smelling anything at all.

And if we have limited space, we can use a smaller tent like this one.

It basically works the same, but there are four peculiarities that this small tent has,

like the extractor. You can see it's much smaller, here it is, the air would come out her

and on the other side is the passive intake.

So the air enters here, passes among the crop and out through the extractor.

Another thing is the lighting. In this case it is different. We won't have a ballast,

no bulbs that dissipate a lot of heat, but instead daylight fluorescents at 6,400 Kelvins

that are ideal for the growth period, or to root cuttings.

The tray, also logically of a smaller size for the space and underneath, a little trick:

we've got this heatingmat, which will be perfect for rooting cuttings.

You see, it's smaller, but it's the same system.

Well, now we've seen how to have a nice growing tent in good condition,

we've seen all the equipment and how it's used. I'm just going to stay with my girls

for a while, I need to lift the reflector, it's very low as they've grown a bit…

I'll be here watering the plants for a while.

Remember that we've got all this equipment at www.alchimiaweb.com Till next time!

Outtakes:

I can't remember the word, man!

elements, elements…damn, I can't remember, man!

Or in the middle or one more time… eh?

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Phát Xít là cánh Tả hay Hữu? - Duration: 5:38.

"He's a fascist!"

For decades, this has been a favorite smear of the left, aimed at those on the right.

Every Republican president—for that matter, virtually every Republican—since the 1970s

has been called a fascist; now, more than ever.

This label is based on the idea that fascism is a phenomenon of the political right.

The left says it is, and some self-styled white supremacists and neo-Nazis

embrace the label.

But are they correct?

To answer this question, we have to ask what fascism really means:

What is its underlying ideology?

Where does it even come from?

These are not easy questions to answer.

We know the name of the philosopher of capitalism: Adam Smith.

We know the name of the philosopher of Marxism: Karl Marx.

But who's the philosopher of fascism?

Yes—exactly. You don't know.

Don't feel bad. Almost no one knows.

This is not because he doesn't exist, but because historians, most of whom are on the

political left, had to erase him from history in order to avoid confronting fascism's actual beliefs.

So, let me introduce him to you.

His name is Giovanni Gentile.

Born in 1875, he was one of the world's most influential philosophers in the first

half of the twentieth century.

Gentile believed that there were two "diametrically opposed" types of democracy.

One is liberal democracy, such as that of the United States, which Gentile dismisses

as individualistic—too centered on liberty and personal rights—and therefore selfish.

The other, the one Gentile recommends, is "true democracy," in which individuals

willingly subordinate themselves to the state.

Like his philosophical mentor, Karl Marx, Gentile wanted to create a community that

resembles the family, a community where we are "all in this together."

It's easy to see the attraction of this idea.

Indeed, it remains a common rhetorical theme of the left.

For example, at the 1984 convention of the Democratic Party, the governor of New York,

Mario Cuomo, likened America to an extended family where, through the government,

people all take care of each other.

Nothing's changed.

Thirty years later, a slogan of the 2012 Democratic Party convention was, "The government is

the only thing we all belong to."

They might as well have been quoting Gentile.

Now, remember, Gentile was a man of the left.

He was a committed socialist.

For Gentile, fascism is a form of socialism—indeed, its most workable form.

While the socialism of Marx mobilizes people on the basis of class, fascism mobilizes people

by appealing to their national identity as well as their class.

Fascists are socialists with a national identity.

German Fascists in the 1930s were called Nazis—basically a contraction of the term "national socialist."

For Gentile, all private action should be oriented to serve society; there is no distinction

between the private interest and the public interest.

Correctly understood, the two are identical.

And who is the administrative arm of the society?

It's none other than the state.

Consequently, to submit to society is to submit to the state—not just in economic matters,

but in all matters.

Since everything is political, the state gets to tell everyone how to think and what to do.

It was another Italian, Benito Mussolini, the fascist dictator of Italy from 1922 to 1943,

who turned Gentile's words into action.

In his Dottrina del Fascismo, one of the doctrinal statements of early fascism, Mussolini wrote,

"All is in the state and nothing human exists or has value outside the state."

He was merely paraphrasing Gentile.

The Italian philosopher is now lost in obscurity, but his philosophy could not be more relevant

because it closely parallels that of the modern left.

Gentile's work speaks directly to progressives who champion the centralized state.

Here in America, the left has vastly expanded state control over the private sector,

from healthcare to banking; from education to energy.

This state-directed capitalism is precisely what German and Italian fascists implemented

in the 1930s.

Leftists can't acknowledge their man, Gentile, because that would undermine their attempt

to bind conservatism to fascism.

Conservatism wants small government so that individual liberty can flourish.

The left, like Gentile, wants the opposite: to place the resources of the individual and

industry in the service of a centralized state.

To acknowledge Gentile is to acknowledge that fascism bears a deep kinship

to the ideology of today's left.

So, they will keep Gentile where they've got him: dead, buried, and forgotten.

But we should remember, or the ghost of fascism will continue to haunt us.

I'm Dinesh D'Souza for Prager University.

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University of Michigan HR - Planning For Your Retirement - Duration: 1:50.

If you're thinking about retirement,

there a couple of important things to consider about your health benefits.

Medicare, the cost of care and planning ahead before you retire.

If you're eligible for benefits as a U of M retiree, you can choose to continue your

health, vision and dental plans.

At age 65, Medicare will become your primary insurance.

This means health care services will be billed to Medicare first and to your U of M health

plan after that.

If you retire before age 65, it's a good idea to apply for Medicare three months before

your 65th birthday.

If you're still working at 65, you may choose to wait to apply for Medicare until right

before you retire.

The amount the university pays towards your health care in retirement is determined by

factors such as when you retire, your age and your years of service.

You can look up your expected monthly cost on the University Human Resources website.

It's important to know that if your date of service is on or after July 1, 1988 and

you retire before age 62, there's no university contribution to your health benefits until

you turn 62.

You generally won't be able to add a new spouse or other dependent to your coverage

after you stop working, so make sure anyone you want to cover is already on your plan

when you retire.

And if you're going to move out of state, you'll want a plan with nationwide coverage,

like Comprehensive Major Medical or the PPO plan.

As you prepare for your retirement, we're here to help.

For complete information, visit hr.umich.edu/retire.

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Юля Хлынина в Максим — Посмотри на красавицу актрису Юлию Хлынину в горячей фотосесси для Тебя - Duration: 2:04.

For more infomation >> Юля Хлынина в Максим — Посмотри на красавицу актрису Юлию Хлынину в горячей фотосесси для Тебя - Duration: 2:04.

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'স্বপ্নচারী' এক মেয়রের চিরবিদায় - Duration: 3:09.

For more infomation >> 'স্বপ্নচারী' এক মেয়রের চিরবিদায় - Duration: 3:09.

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Tachanka Flanks | Rainbow Six Siege (Funny Moments) - Duration: 12:04.

do people even use CC?

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Детский супермаркет ИГРАЕМ в МАГАЗИН развивающий мультик для детей - Duration: 5:04.

In the supermarket children They come to shop.

The lobby shop is worth the gaming machine.

I'd love to draw green machine.

Hooray!

I managed.

And I want to pull the bear.

Oh!

I pulled a ball with spikes.

Nothing.

And it's not bad.

Hello, Victor.

You have come to buy products?

Yes, my mother wrote me a list shopping.

Well then, go, we will choose together.

Now I will take these rolls and cake.

And still need to take the pasta two packs.

Mom to dinner promised cook pasta.

I bought everything on the list.

I went home.

Victor already generous, and I just I go shopping.

Hi, Mary, and what are you doing standing there?

Mom said to buy two sausage sticks.

I love to eat smoked sausage.

And I'll probably buy sausages home

and two other cheeses.

Many sandwiches out.

I still bought it, you can go home.

Anxiety!

The robber shop.

Where is the thief?

Here, I'll catch you right now!

Oh, you little thief.

From me you will not leave.

Thief caught and he was taken to the police station.

Oh, it so quickly caught.

I even did not have time to be frightened.

Hey. This is your purchase?

Yes, my.

Now I try to barcode purchases at the checkout.

Do you like candy?

With 18 you money.

Take it please.

I like this store.

So you want candy.

Oh, I want pills, take thee different color.

I wonder how this device working?

Who knows how to use it?

Something impossible to me pour the candy into the glass.

And my mom said to buy mushrooms.

Thus, where the package here?

I put the mushrooms in the package.

Yeah, more and more Mushroom fungus.

Enough.

And now only the barcode glue and everything can go to the cashier.

And no.

I'm probably a little more strawberries take.

Fruits weigh barcode pasted.

I paid for everything, you can go home.

Yes, what is it?

The second time that day, thieves They want to rob the store.

Well, thief, wait a minute!

Now I'll catch you.

From me you will not escape.

Wow, a Dodge, but never mind, I'll get you.

Ah, there you are.

Gotcha!

On the way, the big rides truck.

I wonder where he is in a hurry?

This truck carries us fresh bread and rolls.

What a great selection of fresh vegetables.

Vanya, and what kind of tanks are?

Masha is bins.

Here waste is sorted and throw out the trash properly.

What is it like?

Here you can throw bottles, and the tank throw the paper.

And here on the counter spoiled Strawberry is.

Where it?

For this is the missing tank of vegetables ..

A pineapple?

And pineapple throw to the same.

Did you like us shop?

Put Like and signs on our channel.

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I TALKED WITH COMPÀ RIUALO!!!! - Explanation - Duration: 6:25.

This so ... I do it well ... Oh, but I do not like ... okay, we delete a moment ...

Let's do like this...

CR: Ao !!! * Dave scream *

CR: What the fuck are you screaming? D: Oh, you scared me! But then who are you?

CR: How? Do not you recognise me? D: Compa Riualo?

CR: Bravo! Did you see that you recognize me? D: But then you are a spirit!

That is, I thought, as I know, that sometimes, and I assumed I svarionavo another personality, however, that

you're just a spirit you into possession of my body and start to say bad things about anyone

CR: Well, buddy, you're talking to a spirit eh! Maybe a little 'you're svarionato

D: Well in fact ... But how is it possible? I mean, I mica I dro ... Wait! But you see that

sti cigars here are actually not so normal cigars? namely, that they put something in ...

CR: Oh I do not know, but something definitely is inside D: Okay, now I was still working

so if where you're sorry if you do not disturb me I'd really a pleasure eh ... ok thank you!

CR: Oh no! I am here because we have to do a nice little speech

D: But if you tell me so I worry. What happens?

CR: Your channel sucks. D: No, well, come on, you can not say that! It is ok, it is true,

I make a few views, but you can not say that is just disgusting, by it's cute!

CR: No, trust me, it is just disgusting! If it were not for me you no cagherebbe

D: But is not it! CR: Oh yeah? Then tell

how many "Sgarbi can only accompany" are you doing? D: I did one! CR: And then?

D: And then no one ... CR: And why? D: Why does not my subscribers they sent me photos

the "art" of their city ... CR: Aaaaaaaah

And tell me how "The challenge," are you doing? D: Well I've made a lot 'of "The Challenge" eh! CR: Well, but now?

D: No one ... CR: And why? D: Why does not my subscribers have told me

what should I do... CR: aaaaaaah and tell me, is ...

D: Okay! I get it! What do you want though? That mica

I told you I come on my channel to bother me! If you do not like changing the channel as well! : Choose another one!

CR: Unfortunately I can not ... I do not know why, but I am bound to you. however, I have the solution to make up your channel

D: Oh yeah? And we feel, what should I do to improve my channel

CR: You must carry only one type of video D: Wait!

Are you saying that you should always enter my body and make videos? Why do know that if it is so

the answer is no! Categorical own! That is, every time you enter my body just combine mess!

I mean I always have to make up for everything! Always! Risk complaints ...

It 'a continuous! That is, you come in and insult anyone! I do not feel like! And then I must say that the video is ironic ...

CR: I do not give a fuck! Anyway, you see you're just stupid?

My Videos leave them to me, however you need to do only one kind and videos! And by

on! In addition to my video which is the other type that appeals to people?

D: Dunno, I do not know ... The designs? CR: Bravo! You must bring your drawings!

D: Yes, but you understand that a radical change? And then what do I have designs on commission?

CR: Oh no! You speak of the drawings but in general! Make tutorials, challenges ... all things related to the design!

Q: Well, then, I must admit that the idea is actually not so bad ... then above all I like to draw ...

CR: And there's another thing ... you're stupid everybody knows, but you have a talent that

for no saint, look! ...

and you

and you like a good dumb you've never grown'm talented! D: Hey! Top with the terms, you're just a creature of the ca ...

Hey! Hey! Oh!

Where are you going? What is happening? Oh! CR: Well, it is finishing the effect of the blunder I know

Anyway we'll see you at the next, appears! D: Ok ... Drawings ... Drawings and Riualo Compa ...

Compa Riualo and drawings ... Well ... eh goes, we continue to work, we go ...

Well guys this was a small clip to explain all this change there will be that my channel, not

most of the challenges will be done so but will be done by

drawings and Compa Riualo, however, not only the videos you're used to seeing in the sense, Compa Riualo

It could become something more that see the typical day of Compa Riualo, for example

As for designs, I will not simply make drawings on commission,

I will begin to explain some technical, some things ... always making ignorant

Because just as already explained several times I have not done an art school did not do anything

so are all things to your ignorant level, basic ... so ... here ... in short, but I hope that this thing can

fun and ... and then nothing

plus ... plus because there

I want to explain a few things, let me know if you want a video where I show you how made this clip because anyway

It is still drawing, this

and I realized alone with my hands, so I'm really happy about this thing

If you want, tell me and we will load the video of how I did it. Nothing I have left

to say that we'll see a next video but soprattuttamente ...

ARU Culu !!!!

Comunue really is not true, that is, I was not working ... but needless to shit ...

Also because I never work, so ... it was all a sham ...

Oh, another thing, because otherwise then after I below quereleranno

The blunder of the story is a joke that I'm really svarionato, ok?

That is, these cigars are cigars ... that is ok? Ok?

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L'abbraccio delle Iene a Nadia Toffa, l'inaspettata richiesta della giornalista - Duration: 3:35.

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GF Vip, Barbara D'Urso demolisce Ignazio e Cecilia dopo il rifiuto | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 3:19.

For more infomation >> GF Vip, Barbara D'Urso demolisce Ignazio e Cecilia dopo il rifiuto | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 3:19.

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সরাসরি আজকের রাতের বাংলা খবর এটিএন বাংলা সংবাদ ৪ ডিসেম্বর ২০১৭ ATN Bangla News Today - Duration: 15:12.

bangladesh news 24

For more infomation >> সরাসরি আজকের রাতের বাংলা খবর এটিএন বাংলা সংবাদ ৪ ডিসেম্বর ২০১৭ ATN Bangla News Today - Duration: 15:12.

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How To Make Your Hair Grow Faster Using Aluminium Foil | Hair Loss Cure - Remedies One - Duration: 3:11.

even though we've all seen how they use it in Hair Salons to put in highlights

it's true that aluminum foil has other uses for the hair that we can take

advantage of at home today's video will discuss aluminum foil beauty tips for

your hair before you watch this video please take a moment to subscribe our

youtube channel by clicking the subscribe button then tap the bell icon

so you will be the first to know when we post new videos daily aluminium foil has

become a staple in our kitchens we all have a roll of it in a drawer but we

usually don't think of it in terms of hair its capacity to keep foods hot as

well as its durability has made it popular we do however miss many of the

possibilities that this product offers how to use aluminum foil for your hair

one curl your hair easily you only need a curling iron and sheets of aluminum

foil that are 9 inches long the quantity of sheets depends on the quantity and

thickness of your hair in general up to 6 is fine but if you think you will need

more cut between 8 and 10 stack the aluminum foil in a pile and cut the

piece and isn't it four equal parts later separate the tresses that you want

to curl into several parts with clips from the ones you do not want to curl

put hairspray on the locks that you're going to curl and wait a few minutes

roll them one by one and wrap them in the aluminum foil use your curling iron

on high heat then wait until the foil cools and enjoy your curls also if you

spray your hair again we guarantee that your curls will stay in for a long time

to color your hair faster hair expert lady and Silveira explains that using

this material in the process of coloring is a great discovery when your hair

warms up in the foil the cuticle opens and the coloring occurs much faster

nonetheless it's necessary to do it right

need to know how to part the hair and how much time you can use the process

before it begins to do harm because of gross the best thing is to let a

professional teach you how to do it first 3 moisturize with a hair mask if

you have dry hair with a dull look we recommend this great hair mask once you

have applied this from the roots to the tips place the dull side of the foil

over your head for 30 minutes after 30 minutes remove the foil and wash your

hair as normal you'll notice spectacular results especially if you've done this

without foil in the past the shine and softness that you will get with this

treatment is indescribable have you experimented with aluminum foil hair

treatments let me know in our comment section below if you liked this video

give it a thumbs up and share with your friends for more daily tips subscribe to

our channel below thank you

For more infomation >> How To Make Your Hair Grow Faster Using Aluminium Foil | Hair Loss Cure - Remedies One - Duration: 3:11.

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GF Vip: ecco cosa accadrà nella finale di domani! | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 5:26.

For more infomation >> GF Vip: ecco cosa accadrà nella finale di domani! | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 5:26.

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GF Vip: Belen parla ancora di Giulia De Lellis | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 3:38.

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GF Vip: Luca Onestini è interessato a Paola Caruso? Ecco l'indizio | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 3:33.

For more infomation >> GF Vip: Luca Onestini è interessato a Paola Caruso? Ecco l'indizio | Wind Zuiden - Duration: 3:33.

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Quanto guadagnano al GFVip concorrenti e vincitore: ecco i cachet | WInd Zuiden - Duration: 3:34.

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Charles Aznavour La mama - Duration: 4:23.

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WATCH: Max Holloway beats Jose Aldo to a PULP at UFC 218 – Conor McGregor quickly responds - Duration: 2:55.

WATCH: Max Holloway beats Jose Aldo to a PULP at UFC 218 – Conor McGregor quickly responds

The featherweight champion, 25, successfully defended his belt against Aldo with a brutal third-round TKO at the weekend, in a repeat of their clash at UFC 212.

In fairness to the 31-year-old Brazilian, he only got the call that he would fight a month prior to the event – after original opponent Frankie Edgar pulled out due to injury.

But – having ruled the 145lbs division for four and a half years – not many expected the sheer destruction he suffered at the hands of Holloway.

Aldo (30-4) had success in the early rounds but by the third round, his 22-3 opponent had figured him out. As punch after punch connected with brutal precision, Aldos face turned red with blood.

He made a last-ditch attempt at a take-down, but Holloway comfortably countered and continued battering his rival on the floor.

It wasn't long before the referee called it off – leaving Aldo barely conscious on the canvas. After the match, McGregor – who has hinted at a rematch with the Hawaii native in the past – made a subtle dig.

He posted a picture to Instagram of a battered and bruised Holloway, taken after his loss to The Notorious in 2013.

In the background, McGregor is seen watching on in a pair of sunglasses, prompting him to comically caption it: "I miss those sunglasses.". Holloway then fired back on Twitter: "Miss the sunglasses? I bet you also miss 2015 brother.

Retired fighters love the past." It seems unlikely the pair will fight anytime soon, with Betfair giving the featherweight champ odds of 1/10 to fight Frankie Edgar next. McGregor, meanwhile, is 6/4 odds-on favourite to face interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson.

For more infomation >> WATCH: Max Holloway beats Jose Aldo to a PULP at UFC 218 – Conor McGregor quickly responds - Duration: 2:55.

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Layer Style Photoshop (Lesson 16) - Duration: 6:57.

Hello viewers! I am Rakib. In this lesson, I will talk about layer style in

Photoshop. To apply layer style in a layer, you have to first select that

layer and go to layer, layer style and you can pick any of the style from here.

Let's choose any of the one to start with. Later you will find all the options here.

You can pick any of the style from here and also you can deselect any of the

style from here. So when the preview is selected, if you click any of the style;

then you can see immediately it shows you the result and and when you have

selected any of the style, you can modify it on the right side, the structure and

the shading; you can change the depth,

you can change the size, soften, you can also put the values here. Also you can

change the shading, Gloss Contour. You can also choose a color for the highlight

mode. Let's change the depth. So in this way, you can customize this and apply it

in your layer and within the bevel and emboss you can also apply the texture.

You can select the pattern from here,

also you can scale it if you want

and also you can select the depth,

Set it to 30 and you can also apply stroke.

If you select it, you can see a stroke that is black currently. You can change it

from here

and you can select the size of the stroke, increase or decrease it from here,

the opacity of the stroke

and also some other options. You can check them out.

and you can apply inner shadow, inner glow, satin, color overlay.

You can pick a color overlay if you want. You can change it like this.

Let's uncheck this now.

You can also apply gradient overlay if you want. You can select the gradient from here.

You can also apply pattern overlay. You can again scale or change the opacity from here.

The outer glow and the drop shadow. The bevel and emboss, stroke and the drop shadow;

these are the three that you'll be using them the most so I am

highlighting these three mostly. You can change the opacity of the shadow,

you can also change the angle by clicking anywhere and you can select the

distance and spread.

You can also increase or decrease the size

and also from the quality, you can change the contour, so let's select it and when

the customization is completed, you can click OK and now you will see

the all effects are here in this layer and you can toggle these effects at once clicking

here and also you can toggle individual effect or style.

If you want you can transfer this style to any other layer like if you click

here and drag it and drop it into any different layer then you will see the

styles are transferred into that layer and the previous layer has no style

currently. So in this way, you can transfer the layer styles and if you

want to copy the layer style to multiple layers you can hold Alt from your

keyboard and then you can drag and drop it into another layer then that layer

style will be copied to another layer. Another way of copying layer style is,

right clicking on the layer and selecting copy layer style and then

select the layer and select paste layer style. In this way, you can also copy and

paste layer styles and if anytime you want to remove this

layer style then you can click here and drag and drop it to the trash. That will

remove the style from that layer. You can also right-click to any of the layer

and select clear layer style, that will also do the same. So in this way, you can

apply layer styles to the layers in Photoshop and also you can apply these

layer styles to any of the other shape or object layers. This is just not for

the texts; you can apply them any of the layer you want. So thanks for watching

this video. Hope to see you guys in the next lesson.

For more infomation >> Layer Style Photoshop (Lesson 16) - Duration: 6:57.

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You Don't Wanna Be Alone

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What I learned serving time for a crime I didn't commit | Teresa Njoroge - Duration: 12:24.

When I heard those bars

slam hard,

I knew it was for real.

I feel confused.

I feel betrayed.

I feel overwhelmed.

I feel silenced.

What just happened?

How could they send me here?

I don't belong here.

How could they make such a huge mistake

without any repercussions whatsoever to their actions?

I see large groups of women

in tattered uniforms

surrounded by huge walls and gates,

enclosed by iron barbed wires,

and I get hit by an awful stench,

and I ask myself,

how did I move

from working in the respected financial banking sector,

having worked so hard in school,

to now being locked up

in the largest correctional facility

for women in Kenya?

My first night

at Langata Women Maximum Security Prison

was the toughest.

In January of 2009,

I was informed that I had handled a fraudulent transaction unknowingly

at the bank where I worked.

I was shocked, scared and terrified.

I would lose a career that I loved passionately.

But that was not the worst.

It got even worse than I could have ever imagined.

I got arrested,

maliciously charged

and prosecuted.

The absurdity of it all was the arresting officer

asking me to pay him 10,000 US dollars

and the case would disappear.

I refused.

Two and a half years on,

in and out of courts,

fighting to prove my innocence.

It was all over the media,

in the newspapers, TV, radio.

They came to me again.

This time around, said to me,

"If you give us 50,000 US dollars,

the judgement will be in your favor,"

irrespective of the fact that there was no evidence whatsoever

that I had any wrongdoing

on the charges that I was up against.

I remember the events

of my conviction

six years ago

as if it were yesterday.

The cold, hard face of the judge

as she pronounced my sentence

on a cold Thursday morning

for a crime that I hadn't committed.

I remember holding

my three-month-old beautiful daughter

whom I had just named Oma,

which in my dialect means "truth and justice,"

as that was what I had longed so much for

all this time.

I dressed her in her favorite purple dress,

and here she was, about to accompany me

to serve this one-year sentence

behind bars.

The guards did not seem sensitive to the trauma

that this experience was causing me.

My dignity and humanity disappeared

with the admission process.

It involved me being searched for contrabands,

changed from my ordinary clothes

to the prison uniform,

forced to squat on the ground,

a posture that I soon came to learn

would form the routine

of the thousands of searches,

number counts,

that lay ahead of me.

The women told me,

"You'll adjust to this place.

You'll fit right in."

I was no longer referred to as Teresa Njoroge.

The number 415/11 was my new identity,

and I soon learned that was the case with the other women

who we were sharing this space with.

And adjust I did to life on the inside:

the prison food,

the prison language,

the prison life.

Prison is certainly no fairytale world.

What I didn't see come my way

was the women and children

whom we served time and shared space with,

women who had been imprisoned

for crimes of the system,

the corruption that requires a fall guy,

a scapegoat,

so that the person who is responsible

could go free,

a broken system that routinely vilifies the vulnerable,

the poorest amongst us,

people who cannot afford to pay bail

or bribes.

And so we moved on.

As I listened to story after story

of these close to 700 women

during that one year in prison,

I soon realized that crime

was not what had brought these women to prison,

most of them,

far from it.

It had started with the education system,

whose supply and quality is not equal for all;

lack of economic opportunities

that pushes these women to petty survival crimes;

the health system,

social justice system,

the criminal justice system.

If any of these women,

who were mostly from poor backgrounds,

fall through the cracks

in the already broken system,

the bottom of that chasm is a prison,

period.

By the time I completed my one-year sentence

at Langata Women Maximum Prison,

I had a burning conviction

to be part of the transformation

to resolve the injustices

that I had witnessed

of women and girls

who were caught up in a revolving door

of a life in and out of prison

due to poverty.

After my release,

I set up Clean Start.

Clean Start is a social enterprise

that seeks to give these women and girls

a second chance.

What we do is we build bridges for them.

We go into the prisons, train them,

give them skills, tools and support

to enable them to be able to change their mindsets,

their behaviors and their attitudes.

We also build bridges into the prisons

from the corporate sector --

individuals, organizations

that will partner with Clean Start

to enable us to provide employment,

places to call home,

jobs, vocational training,

for these women, girls,

boys and men,

upon transition back into society.

I never thought

that one day

I would be giving stories

of the injustices that are so common

within the criminal justice system,

but here I am.

Every time I go back to prison,

I feel a little at home,

but it is the daunting work

to achieve the vision

that keeps me awake at night,

connecting the miles to Louisiana,

which is deemed as the incarceration capital of the world,

carrying with me stories

of hundreds of women

whom I have met within the prisons,

some of whom are now embracing their second chances,

and others who are still on that bridge of life's journey.

I embody a line

from the great Maya Angelou.

"I come as one,

but I stand as 10,000."

(Applause)

For my story is singular,

but imagine with me

the millions of people

in prisons today,

yearning for freedom.

Three years post my conviction

and two years post my release,

I got cleared by the courts of appeal

of any wrongdoing.

(Applause)

Around the same time,

I got blessed with my son,

whom I named Uhuru,

which in my dialect means "freedom."

(Applause)

Because I had finally gotten the freedom

that I so longed for.

I come as one,

but I stand as 10,000,

encouraged by the hard-edged hope

that thousands of us have come together

to reform and transform the criminal justice system,

encouraged that we are doing our jobs

as we are meant to do them.

And let us keep doing them

with no apology.

Thank you.

(Applause)

For more infomation >> What I learned serving time for a crime I didn't commit | Teresa Njoroge - Duration: 12:24.

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'OOPS… IT WASN'T CANCER AFTER ALL,' ADMITS THE NATIONAL CANCER I - Duration: 9:19.

�OOPS� IT WASN�T CANCER AFTER ALL,� ADMITS THE NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE JAMA

BY COLLECTIVE EVOLUTION

Article written by Written by Sayer Ji, founder of Greenmedinfo.com.

After decades of wrongful cancer diagnoses and treatments, and millions harmed, the National

Cancer Institute and high gravitas journals like JAMA finally admit they were wrong all

along.

Back in 2012, The National Cancer Institute convened an expert panel to evaluate the problem

of cancer�s misclassification and subsequent overdiagnosis and overtreatment, determining

that millions may have been wrongly diagnosed with �cancer� of the breast, prostate,

thyroid, and lung, when in fact their conditions were likely harmless, and should have been

termed �indolent or benign growths of epithelial origin.� No apology was issued. No major

media coverage occurred. And more importantly, no radical change occurred in the conventional

practice of cancer diagnosis, prevention, or treatment.

Essentially, in one sleight of the semantic hand, entire swaths of the U.S., and global

population, who thought they had �lethal cancer,� and were subsequently treated for

it, often with violent procedures and treatments, were being told that �oops�.we got that

wrong. You never had cancer after all.�

If you look at the problem through just breast cancer overdiagnosis and overtreatment in

the U.S. over the past 30 years, it has been estimated that approximately 1.3 million women

were wrongly treated. Most of these women still have no idea they were victims, and

many have identified with their �aggressors� in Stolkholm syndrome like fashion, because

they think their �lives were saved� by unnecessary treatment, when in fact the side

effects, both physical and psychological, have almost certainly reduced both the quality

and duration of their lives.

When the NCI report was released, it was a sort of vindication for those who had been

advocating the position that a commonly diagnosed form of so-called �early breast cancer�

known as ductal carcinoma in situ was in fact not inherently malignant and should not have

warranted the conventional treatments of lumpectomy, mastectomy, radiation, and chemotherapy.

At the time, I based this on available research on the natural history of DCIS, and the extremely

high survival rates from DCIS, as well as the fact that breast cancer related mortality

had not declined in pace with the expansion of so-called �zero� or �early stage�

cancers detected through mammography screenings, as would be expected if these diagnoses actually

represented harmful clinical entities. To learn more about this still underreported

tragedy in women�s healthcare, watch Dr. Gilbert Welch�s video on the topic below:

Since then, I have watched the problem of overdiagnosis and overtreatment closely. I

get daily updates from pubmed.gov on the topic, and increasingly, high impact and gravitas

journals are reporting on this highly concerning phenomenon. Particularly relevant is a review

published late last year, which I reported on in my article titled, �Astounding Number

of Medical Procedures Have No Benefit, Even Harm � JAMA Study.�

The JAMA study found that a wide range of standard medical procedures and interventions

that millions are subjected to annually, are not evidence-based, as commonly assumed, and

have little to no benefit, and may even be causing significant harm. As a result, I now

believe that good medicine often involves doing as much as nothing as possible. I also

think that people should be aware that any conventional cancer diagnosis has the ability

to exert lethal harm via the nocebo effect, regardless of its accuracy (i.e., even a misdiagnosis

can result in lethal consequences because the power of belief).

Thyroid Cancer Epidemic Caused by Misinformation, Not Cancer

Another topic I have been trying to spread awareness about is thyroid cancer overdiagnosis

and overtreatment. When I first reported on this two years ago in my article, Thyroid

Cancer Epidemic Caused by Misinformation, Not Cancer, a series of compelling studies

from around the world revealed that the rapid increase in diagnoses in thyroid cancer reflected

their misclassification and misdiagnosis. As was the case with screening detected breast

and prostate �cancers,� and even many ovarian �cancers,� the standard of care

often required the removal of the organ, as well as irradiation and chemotherapy � two

known cancer promoting interventions.

As is typical of research that undermines the conventional standard of care, there has

been little reporting on the topic.

That is, until now.

On April 14th, in an article titled �Its Not Cancer: Doctors Reclassify a Thyroid Tumor,�

the New York Times reported on a new study published in JAMA Oncologywhich should forever

change the way we classify, diagnosis and treat a common form of �thyroid cancer�:

An international panel of doctors has decided that a type of tumor that was classified as

a cancer is not a cancer at all.

As a result, they have officially downgraded the condition, and thousands of patients will

be spared removal of their thyroid, treatment with radioactive iodine and regular checkups

for the rest of their lives, all to protect against a tumor that was never a threat.

Their conclusion, and the data that led to it, was reported Thursday in the journal JAMA

Oncology. The change is expected to affect about 10,000 of the nearly 65,000 thyroid

cancer patients a year in the United States. It may also offer grist to those who have

been arguing for the reclassification of some other forms of cancer, including certain lesions

in the breast and prostate.

The reclassified tumor is a small lump in the thyroid that is completely surrounded

by a capsule of fibrous tissue. Its nucleus looks like a cancer but the cells have not

broken out of their capsule, and surgery to remove the entire thyroid followed by treatment

with radioactive iodine is unnecessary and harmful, the panel said. They have now renamed

the tumor. Instead of calling it �encapsulated follicular variant of papillary thyroid carcinoma,�

they now call it �noninvasive follicular thyroid neoplasm with papillary-like nuclear

features,� or NIFTP. The word �carcinoma� is gone.

Many cancer experts said the reclassification was long overdue. For years there have been

calls to downgrade small lesions in the breast, lung and prostate, among others, and to eliminate

the term �cancer� from their name. But other than the renaming of an early stage

urinary tract tumor in 1998, and early stage ovarian and cervical lesions more than two

decades ago, no group other than the thyroid specialists has yet taken the plunge.

In fact, said Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society, the

name changes that occurred went in the opposite direction, scientific evidence to the contrary.

Premalignant tiny lumps in the breast became known as stage zero cancer. Small and early-stage

prostate lesions were called cancerous tumors. Meanwhile, imaging with ultrasound, M.R.I.�s

and C.T. scans find more and more of these tiny �cancers,� especially thyroid nodules.

�If it�s not a cancer, let�s not call it a cancer,� said Dr. John C. Morris, president-elect

of the American Thyroid Association and a professor of medicine at the Mayo Clinic.

Dr. Morris was not a member of the renaming panel.

Dr. Barnett S. Kramer, director of the division of cancer prevention at the National Cancer

Institute, said, �There�s a growing concern that many of the terms we use don�t match

our understanding of the biology of cancer.� Calling lesions cancer when they are not leads

to unnecessary and harmful treatment, he said.�

The article goes on to discuss the fact that while some major medical centers are starting

to treat encapsulated thyroid tumors less aggressively, this is still not the norm in

the rest of the country. It is a consistent pattern that there is an over decade long

lag between changes in evidence and the clinical practice of medicine, which is therefore far

less �evidence-based� as is commonly claimed and/or assumed.

Clearly, the truth about cancer�s true nature, and the cancer industry�s misrepresentations,

is beginning to come to light via the very institutions like JAMA and the major media

who have been responsible, historically, for generating so many commonly held misconceptions

on the topic.

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I am using an LPG tank from a car with a capacity of 60L and a strength of 30 bar.

Before welding, pour the tank full of water so that there is no vapor in it (more on the Internet)

A compressor from a scrap yard. It is a storage louver, never used, originally used in trucks.

3-phase 3 hp motor

The entire air system is composed of parts 1/2 "in diameter

I weld with a Metalweld 3.2 mm electrode - weld seams after the first welding. Please do not ask me what the number of electrodes is, because I do not know the American equivalent.

Kryngielit - material for making seals

I left the tank with this pressure for an hour. After an hour, everything was fine.

Power steering pump from Audi 80 for pressure pan lubrication.

Power steering oil tank, also from Audi 80

Oil pressure reduction system. I use a 3 bar safety valve used in domestic heating Pressure above three bars returns back to the tank.

The non-return valve causes the oil to be pushed into the tank. (it works, but I'm still testing it)

Internal oil filter.

Cover made of stainless steel (not necessary, but one I could find in the junkyard) Welded, of course, electrodes for stainless steel.

Pumping 60L of 6 bar takes about 2:50 seconds. Unfortunately, there are small leaks at the outlet of the unit, which has an impact on the final result.

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[FFXIV] The Fesse | SoaR | Episode 5 - Duration: 15:52.

There is no region in Eorzea that has mesmerized me more than Coerthas.

Its steep, sharp mountains, deep ravines and lakes, packed into the largest map in

the game.

Accompanied by a haunting theme, emphasizing just how small and alone you are in this gigantic

zone.

It should come as no surprise then, that Coerthas too contained several hidden dungeons.

This was probably the easiest zone to hide dungeons in, due to its vast size and rugged

landscape.

In Coerthas Eastern Lowlands, just east of Weeping Vale, it stood.

The entrance to a dungeon with a very curious name.

The Fesse.

We know the name of the dungeon thanks to the Lalafell originally guarding the entrance,

Wowotazi.

Upon interacting with him, he would tell you "I've been given specific orders to prohibit

all access to the Fesse… using all necessary force.

If you value your life, unbeliever, I suggest you withdraw at once."

Strong words coming from a potato.

The name "Fesse" is curious because it can really mean two very different things.

A Fesse is an ordinary – a broad horizontal stripe – across a shield, displaying where

your loyalty belongs to.

Now the other meaning… is French… for buttocks.

We're all adults here, so naturally we'll go with the most sensible of the two.

Buttocks.

Other than the name and the rather aggressive words of the Lalafell, nothing else is known

about the dungeon.

From what we do know though, it seems like the dungeon might have been linked to some

sort of loyalty trial.

That, or we've stumbled across Haruchefant's playhouse.

Too soon?

Too soon.

Anyways, as we enter the But—Fesse entrance, I notice that the initial cave is incredibly

long.

It takes me a good 30 seconds until I finally reach the invisible wall.

This is also where it becomes clear that you're leaving the overworld and entering a dungeon,

as the color of the walls differ from the walls on the other side of the invisible wall.

With that, I took a deep breath and ventured inside.

Unlike the previous dungeons, the map immediately switches to the white empty one.

The purple-ish cave walls remind me of Dzemael Darkhold.

I have a feeling we'll be seeing loads of assets reused in that dungeon.

I begin my descent, and I quickly realize that this is going to take a while.

The initial "entrance" tunnel seems to go on forever.

All open-world dungeons in 1.0 were designed to take you far below ground, as the dungeons

were actually stored below the world map.

So in order to make large rooms with high ceilings, they had to place them far enough

down so that they wouldn't conflict with the open-world maps.

So going by this long descent, we're in for a fairly large dungeon.

And after a lengthy descent, I encounter the first door.

Open.

That's when I suddenly realize the ambience.

A dark rumbling sound engulfs me as I step through the door.

I'm inside the Fesse.

If you're still thinking about buttocks, this video is going to be a struggle to get

through, just like the Fesse.

Alright I'll stop.

Entering through the door, my initial suspicions got confirmed immediately.

I faintly remember this room from Dzemael Darkhold.

However I can't remember it ever having railings like these.

This room also confirms another fear I had before entering.

A second and third opening.

Again, if we're to make progress I have to stick to the linear path.

I continue through the opening straight ahead.

Rounding the corner, I can see a waterfall in the distance.

As I pass through the tunnel, I see why we're so deep down.

A giant open room presents itself to me.

Though this is more or less the same open room we found in 1.0's Dzemael Darkhold.

With one big change.

The bridge you see here would stop abruptly in Dzemael – requiring you to teleport to

the next part of the dungeon.

It's now very clear that Dzemael was modeled after this dungeon.

I follow the fenced path, through short tunnels, past a waterfall, until I reached the bridge.

The path leading up the the bridge was actually a crossroad, with two other paths, which both

looked enticing.

No time.

This dungeon is probably so massive, those paths will probably just lead to copies of

whatever we're headed towards with the linear path.

At this point I've noticed these braziers.

So far, whenever you start seeing assets like that repeating along a path, you're probably

supposed to follow them.

So that's my plan.

Also worth noting that they're not lit.

In Dzemael they were.

So that's a thing.

That could be a clue as to how finished this dungeon is…

I'm scared I'll run into another void wall like I did in Umbra Cove.

As I cross the first bridge, the vastness of the dungeon strikes me.

On both sides I could clearly see multiple levels of winding paths going into cave tunnels.

I know I keep saying this, and I hope this is the last time I do, but this… has to

be the biggest dungeon I've encountered in this series.

After crossing the final bridge, I come to a crossroad.

Left or right.

There are no braziers here to guide me, so I just take a chance and go left, as I can

faintly make out some wooden pillars in the distance.

I was correct, and I'm now facing a wooden door.

I eagerly pass through, only to be faced with an empty room…

Before I walk back I couldn't help but notice these puddles of water, which despite clearly

being still water, made the sound you'd expect to hear from running water, like a

river.

How odd.

Oh well, I walk back to where I came from and head in the other direction.

And once again I'm faced with a door…

On the other side, what is clearly meant to be a boss room greets me.

It's similar in design to the first room I encountered, but this one has no other doors,

the walls are lined with wooden pillars, there's a small pond… and this rock.

With this room having no exit, I'm actually rather confused.

The layout of the whole place so far seemed like it would be similar in design to what

we've seen in Peacegarden and Umbra Cove… but now I'm starting to believe we're

looking at something more akin to that of the Sandcaves and Tam-Tara.

An entirely open dungeon, with no set goals, unless provided by a quest.

Sadly, this means I have to backtrack to the big room, now completely lost on which direction

to take.

I decide to take the path directly in front of me.

As it had this brazier next to it.

Surely that means something…

Right?

I am faced with another door shortly after – and on the other side - Another boss-like

room!

This one is larger and more intricate.

With several elevated paths, water puddles, and these… things.

This was clearly meant to hold another type of boss, possibly an NM.

It was in this room I became aware of something deeply disturbing.

While I was recording footage of the room, standing completely still, footsteps could

still be heard in the distance.

Always when I was standing still, and often sounding like someone was stepping in water,

the footsteps would not stop following me around after entering this room.

Feeling extremely unnerved, I make haste towards the room's exit and carried on.

The room was a dead end, so I'm forced back out into the massive room.

I take the only remaining path on this level, and carry on.

The path leads to a dead end.

I'm forced to backtrack even further, to waterfall we encountered at the very start

of this giant room.

I enter a hallway to the left.

And again, an empty room.

It's clear to me now that this level is empty, having explored all the important rooms

here.

Before I ventured in search of a way to get down to the lower levels, I noticed this…

impossible waterfall…

I locate another path leading out of the giant room,.

And it's going down.

At the end of the descending tunnel, I'm faced with a choice of left or right.

I pick right, and follow the path.

A room similar to the one I encountered in the beginning of the dungeon rests at the

other end.

With 3 possible routes.

I was originally aiming for the closed door straight ahead, but I couldn't help but

notice that the door up to the left is open…

I walk up.

And I quickly realize that this is a very bad idea.

The room that greets me is almost identical to the one I was just in, but with slight

variations.

Is this the first room I encountered?

Am I back to where I started?

Not wanting to find out, I went back to the room I came from and pass through the door

I initially intended to walk through.

This path takes me even deeper down.

The second pair of footsteps have been quiet for a while now, but abruptly makes a return

as I round the corner and stop at another choice between left and right.

I choose left this time, and am delighted to see a slight change in assets as I move

further and further down.

Water puddles are now lit up, bubbles forming on the surface.

I am so deep down in this dungeon, just the thought of having to walk back out of here

makes me depressed.

In every crossroad I choose whatever path is leading down, and it just keeps going.

I take this small side-path just for the LULs, it goes on for a while, going deeper down,

until the path ends here.

In this room.

With these… piles?

Two piles of stone and junk.

Too small to be a boss room, this surely must have been part of the dungeon's storyline

of some sort.

Back to the main path, and boy does this dungeon drag on, and boy does it go deep.

The deepest Fesse I've ever seen.

Then.

A door.

On the other side, the same room we first heard the footsteps in, but this time with

more structures in them.

And crates!

Crates, sandbags and more of these rock and junk piles!

But that's when I notice another door.

Not like the others.

This door is an iron barred one.

I have seen many doors in this dungeon, but not a single one of them looked like this!

As I walk towards the door, the steps that I've heard since the first version of this

room changed.

They were no longer walking at a snail's pace.

They were practically running.

I can't…

I don't know how to explain this but I was more fascinated by this than scared.

There are no enemies in this dungeon, so I shrugged it off as a really creepy glitch.

Anyway, I pressed on through the ominous gate ready for the final boss room and – Ah.

I was staring at the void.

The final portion either never finished, or never intended to be here.

This might have just been set dressing, with a nice iron gate alluding to some sort of

storeroom or a gaol cell.

Through the missing wall I could see all the winding paths and the mess that was the Fesse.

Master of Rhyme.

Just as I turned around to return to the dungeon, I spotted what could very well be the source

of the footsteps that had been terrorizing me throughout most of the dungeon.

This floating head appeared just as I turned my camera towards the dungeon.

It quickly disappeared, but it was clearly there.

A fricking floating head!

I'm glad I only spotted it at the very end of my expedition, cause I would have noped

out of there immediately if I had seen it sooner.

I'm not sure what it was, but I'm just going to assume it was a freaky glitch, as

it did not appear when I revisited the dungeon for some b-roll footage.

So that was the Fesse.

It's clearly an early version of Dzemael Darkhold, without the crystals.

The dungeon is also insanely large.

Like…

I can't even begin to comprehend the size of this place.

And I'm almost entirely positive that this was just a clean-cut open world dungeon with

no self contained goals.

It's reasonable to assume that NPCs would give you quests to finish inside the dungeon.

I could even go so far as to say that the dungeon would probably have leves taking place

inside as well.

But, we'll never truly know.

Let me know what you think about all of this in the comments below.

It's always interesting to hear your takes on this!

I'll be back next month with another episode of Secrets of a Realm.

See you then Eorzeans!

And may you ever walk in the light of the Crystal.

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HOW COME I'M ALWAYS SICK WHEN I EAT SO HEALTHY - Duration: 7:35.

HOW COME I�M ALWAYS SICK WHEN I EAT SO HEALTHY

BY BEN RALSTONDECEMBER

Back in the 90s when Shamanism wasn�t a thing yet and even yoga still wasn�t The

Thing� hell, what was the thing then? Aha. Aerobics. In fluorescent leotards. Or maybe

that was the 80s�.

Anyway, in the 90s I was into yoga. And healthy eating. All my mates teased me because I ate

super-foods (before super-foods were a thing) and seeds and sprouts and only organic eggs

and cooked well for myself and generally really cared about my �diet.�

Nutrition, and all that. And, I was always getting sick.

In case you�re remotely interested, it was always my throat. I had bronchitis more times

than you�ve had broccoli.

I had some kind of cold, or flu, or throat infection every. Other. Month. It was a real

pain in the� no, throat. And of course, my mates mocked me mercilessly when I was

sick. �Imagine what you�d be like if you ate junk like us!�

Well, at some point I became a vegetarian, and then a vegan, and I had a raw-food-only

diet for a while. And I learned a lot from those times, and I�m glad I experimented

and researched the way I did.

But guess what? These days I eat what a health-freak (like 90s me) would baulk at. I don�t cook

much, I smoke, I eat a lot of pizza, I eat meat when my body feels like it (ideally,

we�d all be vegetarian/vegan because it�s good for the animals, and it�s good for

the environment� but 2017 and �ideally� don�t belong in the same sentence).

Anyway� the other day I worked with a client, a friend who has been on retreat with me and

has started out on the path of awakening. She was just diagnosed with breast cancer.

And she said to me: �One of the thoughts I�ve been having is �why me� � my

diet is the healthiest of everyone I know, I exercise, take care of my body�.�

So yes, how is it that � as so many of us that consider ourselves �spiritual� and

health conscious have experienced � eating well doesn�t seem to translate to being

well?

The Truth About Our Health

Isn�t it true that �you are what you eat�?

Well, no. It�s not. Actually, it�s the other way around: You eat what you are.

If you eat a healthy salad while secretly stewing with anger inside, then you are eating

anger. I believe that you can eat a fast-food burger with an awareness of gratitude and

love and your miraculous creative power alchemizes that food into exactly what your body needs.

It�s all about awareness and vibration, as we all know.

As a wise man once whispered in my ear after a ceremony: �What comes out of our mouths

is more important than what goes in.�

What comes out of our mouths are our thoughts, which are the feelings, which are the beliefs,

associations, identifications, and fears that we harbour in our subconscious minds.

In other words (pardon the pun), we are not what we eat, we are what we believe and we

are the thoughts that are the expression of the feelings of those beliefs.

If you feel, deep down (as so many of us alive today do), that you are a worthless piece

of shit� then your thoughts will reflect that. You will have a great deal of negative

self-talk going on in your head. You will berate, and criticize, and judge yourself

constantly.

Eat all the sprouted-cacao chia seed wheatgrass smoothies you like, if your mental energy

is constantly in conflict, you�re going to get sick.

Eat all the spirulina you like, if you are unconsciously afraid all the time, you�re

going to get sick.

And everyone is full of fear these days. Most �spirituality� is just a massive bypass.

Hell, how many people that eat well are only eating well for fear of being unwell!? Humanity

in 2017 is 70% water and 30% fear. And we have no idea, most of us, that we�re afraid,

let alone what we�re afraid of.

We lock our doors, and gate ourselves in behind our (de)fences. We screen and check and double

check and vet, examine, assess, and scrutinize and appraise everything we can. Even our own

children.

Hell, we even allow ourselves to go through all these ridiculous examinations and tests

for fear of some imaginary thing happening. People have pre-emptive surgery for fear.

If you ask, most people will say they�re not afraid even of death! Did you know that?

Try it. Ask people if they�re afraid of death. Ask yourself first.

Death

The reason, as far as I have been able to tell, that most people delude themselves into

the ridiculous �I�m not afraid of death� statement is that we don�t think about it.

Death � we don�t think about it. It�s just a total Taboo.

Someone dies? Put the body in the ground, have a very short, simple ceremony (funeral).

Move on. Nothing to see here. We don�t discuss it (as if it�s not the most interesting,

mysterious, and inevitable thing in life). Nope. So having never spent a nanosecond thinking

about it, of course we�re not afraid of it.

Except, we are. We are, almost all of us, utterly terrified of death. It�s the number

one fear, the mother of all fears, the mother even of our second greatest fear � fear

of going �mad.� But our fear of death is unconscious. And there you have the ultimate

symptom of human disconnectedness in this day and age: the absolute chasm between our

conscious awareness and our subconscious.

We simply don�t know ourselves.

The path to self-knowledge is a bumpy, thorny, treacherous journey. Also known as �walking

the razor�s edge,� because it�s a tough ticket.

And it�s what I�ve been doing for over three decades. And, it turns out that the

better you know yourself, the better you feel, and the better you are. You get well, when

you know yourself.

When you have less discrepancy between what your conscious mind is aware of, and what

is in your subconscious.

These days I simply eat what�s around, and rarely get sick. Go figure. Now look, I�m

not saying that you should throw out all the salad and stock up on frozen french fries.

Of course it�s good to eat well!

However, i don�t feel it�s that important. Pay more attention to what comes out of your

mouth, so to speak (ah there I go punning again). Pay attention to the thoughts behind

the words behind the feelings, behind the beliefs. Figure out what is really motivating

you. Understand who/what is actually in the driving seat of this beautiful body that you

are currently the proud pilot of.

We are so much more powerful than we realize. And when we begin to truly embody that power,

it empowers our bodies. And that is the secret to being well. Not spirulina.

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Holiday Edition I December Book Haul I Rita Slanina - Duration: 5:55.

Merry Christmas I'm Rita Slanina and I am the author of Harbor Excursions and I

love to read. I don't know if it's the writer in me or the fact that I just love

storytelling so much but it gets my juices flowing and it helps me write new

contact come up with other ideas I find it extremely resourceful and I don't

read any particular genre. I like nonfiction self-help fantasy romance

adventure there are no limitations for the amount of books I just love to eat

and gobble up kinda like that ham. Can't wait for Christmas. whoo! and honestly it really just varies

this is about a fiery red-haired high school girl who's not very popular in

her school a discovers a journal that her late father kept around

she begins journaling all of a sudden some crazy things start happening and

her wildest wishes are coming true I'm actually really excited to read this

morning plus I love this actress Bella Thorne is just so cute the next book on

my list is don't call me baby this one is by Gwendolyn Heasley this is

about a young girl in eighth grade going into ninth grade

her mom's a blogger she hates the blog because all her mother does is talk

about you can't stand it a teacher assigns a

project for the class she's now gonna have to blog cute little twist thought

it was fun sensing a theme here teenagers not sure

why like I said I think books / mini John Wright doesn't really matter to me

my favorite authors 12 days of Christmas this one is I've actually already read

this one it was the first one that I picked up this one is about a woman who

takes on the nice project in her blog hoping to gain more followers to secure

a full-time job with a larger company for her blogging close to my heart

obviously because I blog and really cute it was such a cute the nice project was

such a great idea this is something that

holidays super cute so as we go into the moon here I kinda

like to read stuff it inspires me irritates me or motivates me this may be

too close to family scandal lots of plot twists and turns

totally up my alley my brain doesn't mile-a-minute this one totally cannot

wait to read this one and then finally we have pioneer girl by beach man Nugent

so this next heartfelt but this transcends time as this is a period book

pioneer girl really good I've got a plug you haven't done your Christmas shopping

most definitely take a ride in a journey with Harbor

excursions written by yours truly Harbor excursions is about a well-to-do woman

that finds herself mixed up in some sinister dealings mixed up into so

available wherever books are sold go ahead and grab your copy today and most

definitely check out a lot of these authors and books as this holiday season

it's gonna be a great time for some reading thank you for watching if you

have some really great holiday inspired leaves let me know in the comment

section also don't forget to comment rate and subscribe and to get alerts

remember to subscribe to my channel below don't forget to click that little

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and you'll always be notified in my next video up make sure you go to rediff.com

for updates and news that won't always make it here to my channel as well so

have a great day you guys Christmas

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Elton John's Mother Dies at Age 92: "I Am in Shock" - Duration: 3:06.

Elton John's Mother Dies at Age 92: "I Am in Shock"

Elton John shared some heartbreaking news with fans Monday. So sad to say that my mother passed away this morning. I only saw her last Monday and I am in shock. Thank you for everything, John tweeted.

I will miss you so much. John, 70, did not reveal the circumstances surrounding 92-year-old Sheila Farebrothers death. The news no doubt comes as a blow to John, who ended their eight-year estrangement last year.

Their troubles allegedly began after John told his mother to cut off contact with two of their friends, Bob Halley and John Reid, after a falling out. I told him, Im not about to do that and drop them.

Bob is like a son to me.

He has always been marvelous to me and he lives nearby and keeps an eye on me. Then to my utter amazement, he told me he hated me, she told The Daily Telegraph two years ago.

He then banged the phone down. Imagine! To me, his mother!. Farebrother blamed her son-in-law, David Furnish, for inspiring John to sever ties with Halley and Reid. I had no intention of dropping John and Bob and I told Elton so.

He told me I thought more of Bob Halley than I did of my own son, Farebrother said.

And to that I said to him, And you think more of that f--king thing you married than your own mother. Farebrother also held a grudge against John for not visiting his stepfather before his death in 2010.

Clearly Elton wasnt worried about him, she told The Daily Telegraph. He wasnt worried about me, either. In 2016, the music legend spoke about their rift in a Rolling Stone interview.

It upsets me, but to be honest with you, I dont miss her.

When she says things in the press, like last year, I havent spoken to Elton since he married that f--king a--hole David Furnish. That was pretty hard to take, he said. I dont hate my mother.

I look after her, but I dont want her in my life. But, John announced in February 2016 they had settled their differences.

Out of respect for my mothers privacy, I have always shied away from speaking publicly about our relationship, the Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word singer told The Daily Mirror.

However, I can say that we are now back in touch and have been so since my mothers 90th birthday. He also wished her a Happy mothers Day in 2017, tweeting, So happy we are back in touch.

By his own admission, John had a difficult relationship with his parents as a child. They wouldnt hold you, he told Rolling Stone.

They wouldnt say they loved you. John admitted he was afraid of his father, who died in 1991 without ever seeing him perform live. I was walking on eggshells the whole time trying to get his approval.

Hes been dead for a long time, and Im still trying to prove things to him.

I still do things and say, Dad, you wouldve loved this. The eight-time Grammy Award winner said he is still scarred from being beaten by his father as a child.

My mum always says, Thats just the way we did it in those days, and it didnt affect you, he said. And Id say, What are you talking about? It affects me every day..

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50% Off Kids Stocking Stuffers! - Hottest Toys of 2017 - Duration: 6:46.

- I have the hottest holiday toys.

If you're shopping for Christmas or looking to score

the best toy deals, you won't believe what I have

as we unbox and give this away for free.

(cheerful music)

Hi, I'm the YouTube deal guy Matt Granite I--

(box crashes)

uh-huh I'm fine.

I find the biggest deals, I unbox them,

and I give my favorite items away for free

to the awesome subscribers of this channel,

if you've never seen me before.

If you're not subscribed to this channel,

you won't get all the free stuff I give away.

I've given way free Nintendo Switchs,

laptops, MacBooks, iPhones, Smart T.V.s,

and today I'm giving away three toy boxes.

The Fun Package, you won't believe what's in here.

The most awesome amalgamation of holiday toys.

Gonna test these out unbox it,

we're gonna actually use these with some kids.

And, if you wanna score this deal,

it's located right under this video screen.

Expand the video description box.

Make sure you subscribe, if you do,

you could win three of these at the end of this video.

More importantly, if you don't win giveaway,

I've got so many more right around the corner.

Let's get to it; let's unbox this; let's rock.

Got the Splat Tomato, the UV Putty,

the Kinetic Rings,

the Battle Gyro Car.

Love the packaging on each of these, absolutely awesome.

And then, the Magic Cube.

Beautiful bright packages I mean,

these could be stocking stuffers,

or if you're really frugal like I am,

you can just give these out as individual gifts,

especially if you have five kids.

One kid gets each item, and then

I don't know, if you have a sixth kid,

they could get the box as a nice keep-sake.

Alright, start with the Splat Tomato.

I love this, just even as it comes out of the package.

I could do this all day!

This is amazing.

- Two, three, four, five.

- [Matt] I love the magic cube, this is kind've like

a Rubik's Cube on steroids.

If you have ever wanted to solve puzzles in your hands,

even just if you're someone like me

that's always fidgeting, this is great.

It helps you focus.

There's been studies shown that even just

having something like this in your hands

is beneficial for anyone living

with an attention deficit disorder.

But, look at all of the crazy things I can make.

It's way better than a Rubik's Cube; you can build.

It's kinda hard to describe.

This is very cathartic, very relaxing.

And this is very good for handling your anger issues.

- I can make a box.

I can make a spike-ball.

- Alright, get ready for the Kinetic Rings.

These are equally--

Oh, yes, I love these.

These are really fun to use from hand to hand.

So cool.

Okay, we'll play with these in a minute.

Next is the UV Light Putty.

Awesome, you get the key-chain light,

so you can interact with the putty.

Let's open this up.

We'll play with this in a moment,

but this thing's pretty awesome.

- [Luca] So right now,

I have putty in my hand with this light.

So, I am going to stick this light and turn it on like this,

and I'm gonna put it in the putty.

So here we go.

Now, I'm going to let go, and you're gonna see

glow in the dark putty.

- [Matt} And the Gyro Cars, which,

look like a gift on their own.

Love the packaging for every item,

I know I've already said that, but,

these are great and a really hot holiday toy already.

I've seen my nephews get very excited over these.

You can use these on your fingertips

and control them; the rings we'll get to in a moment.

But I just wanna show you:

one, two, three, four, five, they move.

Totally normal situation I'm on the floor

of a subway car.

It's actually a set at YouTube in Toronto.

Guys, let's show everyone how these cars work.

Alright, one, two, three.

Wow, look at that head!

(screams)

Good job, Lucy, where's your car, let's see you do it.

- One, two, three, four.

- Awesome, whoa, and it comes back to you.

That's so cool.

Have you guys ever thrown this

against the window of a subway?

- No.

- Do you think we should try?

- Yeah.

- Okay, look at the window up there, you ready?

One, two, three!

That's awesome!

Quick mention that we threw the splat ball

as hard as we possibly could,

but if for any reason it bursts or leaks, obviously,

throw it away, don't start eating it.

But, this is a very fun, very safe,

and jam-packed with savings

Fun Package, you don't wanna miss.

If you're one of the very lucky parents, grandparents,

or kids to score this deal last year,

the Fun Package I have this year,

it's not only as awesome, it's even more fun.

And more importantly, you buy this now,

you can score it for Christmas.

This is a very limited time deal drop.

You add up the value of all these items plus shipping

you're looking at over $55.

The price that I found,

which includes a domestic shipping: $28.99.

Shipping takes about a week, awesome,

will arrive in time for Christmas,

and there is an international shipping option,

although, the guaranteed delivery for Christmas

and free shipping is not part of that.

Again, you expand the video description box right under me,

you can score this.

I love how I was able to watch different kids react to this.

And the reason I didn't have my nephews in this video yet

is because they're actually getting this for the holidays,

so, I didn't want to ruin the surprise,

but they're gonna be so excited when they get this.

My wife and I are hoping to do that procreation thing

and have a kid next year that would hopefully

really enjoy this toy box.

The kid hasn't shown up yet, but,

I'm going to pre-buy these boxes at this price

so I'm covered for next Christmas.

That's the way I work.

It's all good we are saving a lot of money,

and more importantly now, I am going to give

three of these away for free

to three very lucky subscribers.

Using two of a buddy's random selection tool

to find three subscribers who've commented

in the last six months, congratulations.

Mark Seibert, you have won a free Toy Box.

Our second winner for today is...

Dan Druso, awesome, you are the best

and I really appreciate you watching.

And our third winner for today is, congratulations,

Roxcyn!

Yeah!

You won!

I know watching them you'd think you just got a free car,

but that's totally cool.

Before we say goodbye, officially,

do you remember the last thing that we need to do?

- Tell our viewers to subscribe and press our

Matt, big, gigantic head.

- Yeah, show em', show em'.

No, my heads here.

Show them the head, no do it, you did great.

Just click on my head over there

if you want to subscribe to this channel.

If you need help turning on your notifications

or leaving a comment, just click on somewhere here,

and if you want to see the last big round

of the deals, just click on Luca's head, right here.

Luca, show them where your head is.

There you go, right around there, right Luca?

- Mm Hmm.

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Why Your Dad Is Your Destiny - Duration: 12:12.

This is one of the most iconic scenes in all of movie history.

Luke: ...you killed him. Vader: No, I am your father.

But why? Why do we care that Vader is Luke's father?

Luke was still raised by his uncle Owen; he never even knew his dad.

Why does it matter that his father, a complete stranger, has a different story than he thought?

Well, obviously it's because despite Luke's father's literal absence in his life,

Luke always wanted to be like his father.

There's nothing for me here now.

I want to learn the ways of the Force and become a Jedi like my father.

Luke's mentality touches on one of the most powerful motivators in people's lives and also one of the most misunderstood.

And that's why in this video, I want to dive into how Luke was destined to become like Darth Vader,

how Kylo Ren is destined to become more like Han Solo, and how your relationship with your own dad shapes your destiny not just in the Star Wars universe

but in your life because it affects you more than you probably realized and it doesn't matter whether you think your dad was a good guy or a bad one.

Also, spoilers through Star Wars episode 7 coming and some speculation into episode 8 though I have no advance knowledge.

To begin, you have to understand that in every young boy's life,

there is some point where he absolutely idolizes his dad.

Even when boys don't have their father present,

they often feel a desire to be like him because he represents the ideal of what they might become.

Luke starts his quest to become a Jedi Knight for that simple reason.

Why would you become Jedi? Heh.

Mostly, because of my father, I guess.

At some point though, every young man discovers that his dad isn't perfect.

He might even discover that his father is deeply flawed.

Now, this usually happens much younger in life but since Luke never knew his dad,

he had an idealized vision of him and we see the drama play out on screen as an adult.

No! No...

It's at this point in Luke's life and in every young man's life that two opposing forces are set up.

On the one hand, there is the part of you that absolutely idolizes dad; he is just the ultimate in masculinity.

He set the blueprint by which you measure a man for better or for worse which

means that you likely modeled his behavior for years and are very much like him.

On the other hand, the part of you that hates his flaws because he was supposed to be perfect —

that part is absolutely crushed to realize that your perfect masculine vision isn't perfect after all.

So what many young men do is deny one of those two facets of their father.

Some deny that they idolize him, pushing that feeling into their subconscious.

In this case, they often grow to be like him without ever realizing it and they're

unable to grow past their dad's flaws — this is true of father figures as well as dads.

Others idolize their father so much that they deny his flaws, pushing those to their subconscious.

They try to become just like him, sometimes succeeding in taking on his worst traits.

My father was a great man.

You're father was a swine.

...just like your father — lazy, arrogant—

Don't say a word against my father.

Snape: Weak. Potter: I'm not weak.

Then prove it. Control your emotions. Discipline your mind.

Or they constantly feel like they've never lived up to his legacy.

In both cases, you wind up with someone who is stuck.

Instead of being their own person, they can only react to their father's shadow.

Worse, they can't accept this about themselves so they can't change it.

It's why Luke vehemently denies being like Vader despite the fact that he has the same feelings of anger when people hurt his loved ones.

If you will not turn to the dark side, then perhaps she will.

No!

You're gonna pay for all the Jedi that you killed today, Dooku.

We'll take him together. You'll go slowly on the left.

Anakin: I'm taking him now! Obi-Wan: No, Anakin, no! No!

It's also why Kylo Ren insists that he doesn't care about his father, Han Solo...

He means nothing to me.

...despite the fact that Kylo is inescapably like Han in fundamental ways.

Forgive me.

I feel it again... the call to the light...

Now I recognize that this sounds very Freudian that is fallen out of style

and I don't mean to say that every single person is going to react the same way.

But it is very common for young boys to go through these two phases.

First, idolization and then denial whereby the son makes the father-figure either perfect or monstrous.

This occurs subconsciously though which is why we don't notice it

and for most of us, both of these occur before birth through puberty so we don't really remember it.

The problem is that now you have a human who was glaring personality defects

but cannot see them because he is — one, unwilling to admit the massive

influence that his father still has on him and two, because he is unwilling to see

his father as a flawed-but-valuable human being.

And this is where dysfunctional behavior cycles arise.

For instance, Luke denies that he is like his father with his cool calm demeanor when he first meets the Emperor.

In time, you will call me Master.

You're gravely mistaken. You won't convert me as you did my father.

But it quickly becomes obvious that he is simply repressing his own feelings of hatred and anger and when the Emperor prods him, he lashes out.

I am defenseless. Take your weapon.

Strike me down with all of your hatred

and your journey towards the dark side will be complete.

Luke doesn't realize that his true struggle is not with evil outside of himself in the form of Darth Vader or the Emperor

but with the evil that lives inside of him — his own evil tendencies.

This is beautifully illustrated by the scene in the cave on Dagobah

where Luke cuts down Darth Vader only to see himself.

In fact, it's only when Luke truly sees how like his father he is that he can stop fighting throw away his weapon

and actually grow past his temptation to join the Emperor and the dark side.

Fulfill your destiny and take your father's place at my side.

Never. I'll never turn to the dark side.

The same pattern plays out with Kylo Ren except instead of denying

his father's anger, he denies what he calls "his father's weakness."

We see Kylo completely disown the Ben Solo aspect of his personality that he considered weak like his dad.

Your son — he's gone. He was weak and foolish like his father.

But the weakness that Kylo is truly struggling with

is not his father's but his own which is why he's constantly in inner conflict.

Ironically but predictably, this unwillingness to accept his own weakness makes kylo unable to overcome that weakness.

You're afraid... that you will never be as strong as Darth Vader.

So in summary, if you're a guy, chances are that you've inherited your father's biggest personality flaws and are completely blind to that.

Therefore, those flaws are magnified and you can't even begin to fix them.

So what do you do? Well, the good news is that you don't actually have to reconcile all of this with your dad even though that would be a good idea if it's possible.

It's more about reconciling this conflict within yourself.

First, you need to accept that at some level, you probably still and did idolize your dad no matter how bad you might think he is today.

You have to accept that you're probably modeling him despite your best efforts

and paradoxically, it's by accepting the ways in which you are like him that you become free to be different.

And on the other hand, if you had a great relationship and you sort of still idolize your dad, you have to accept that he's not perfect.

His values do not need to be your values and that's okay.

I realized that this is all very philosophical and psychological so let me break it down with a concrete example from my own life.

My dad can be stubborn and argumentative which I always found to be

kind of a pain so when people would tell me that I was stubborn and argumentative,

I really didn't want to accept that so of course, I argued with them about it very stubbornly.

If they pointed out that my response was stubborn and argumentative,

I would just continue arguing and never really grew past it.

I was only able to actually become a little bit less argumentative and stubborn

when I accepted how much I look up to my dad and accepted that it meant that I'd become more like him than I wanted to admit.

In accepting that truth about myself, I became able to change.

So if you're wondering where your blind spots are, here's just a few questions to get you started.

First, what aspects of your dad do you dislike the most?

And second, do people ever accuse you of having those same traits?

You can also flip the order and ask yourself — first,

what negative traits do other people see in you that you tend not to see in yourself?

And second, is that something that your dad displayed?

This kind of self-reflection is necessarily difficult.

If not, you'd have caught on to it and fixed it years ago

but it's truly the key to profound personal change.

And if you're interested in more on this topic of finding your blind spots, your limiting beliefs and overcoming them,

I have a whole brand new course on emotional mastery which you can check out in the description.

It's a 30-day program to identify your hidden limiting beliefs

and help you bust through them and I'm opening up again in about two weeks

from today to a new round of people so if you want to join or just learn more about it,

go ahead and click the link in the description and I'll send you more information in a week or so.

Now, with all this psychological groundwork laid,

I'd like to go full fanboy here and speculate as to Kylo Ren's past.

I've got no inside information but I do have two leading theories

each one following the idolization and denial framework that we talked about earlier.

First theory is that Kylo was a sensitive kid

and Han wasn't the most present dad as Kylo sort of hints at here.

Han Solo?

I feel like he's the father you never had. He would have disappointed you.

Kylo wishes that he were closer with Han but he hates how much he wishes this.

So he swings back in the other direction and denies his love for his father.

He denies his similarities to his father and if Han was the hero

then Kylo vows to be the villain.

The other theory is that after all the fighting, Han didn't want his son to be a Jedi;

he'd seen how bad it could be so he limited Kylo despite the fact that he had great potential.

Kylo wanted to be a powerful hero just like his dad but he didn't understand

why he was holding him back and he always felt like he was in his shadow.

So the only way to be as important as his dad, Han Solo, was to do something horrible hence his turn to the dark side.

Either way, the central part of both of these theories is that it isn't

that Kylo doesn't care about Han, it's that he cares immensely about him so much that he can't handle it.

And I suspect that by the end of the trilogy, he'll come to terms with this in heroic fashion.

I have to say, honestly, the more stories I hear from folks

coming through our courses, I think that this is the case with everyone.

Now, I've spoken about father and sons in this video because that's the Star Wars

trope but it's true of every combination of mothers, fathers, sons and daughters

albeit in slightly different ways.

Also, if you're interested in a more philosophical-esque video next week,

the one thing that I noticed in my research for this video is that the philosophy of the light side of the Force kind of sucks.

Bury your feelings deep down, Luke.

So if you'd like me to dive into that in next week's video, let me know in the comments.

Also, be sure to subscribe to the channel if you want to see that video

plus tons of other charisma tips. Also, hit that notification bell because

YouTube's no longer shows our new videos to every single person that is

subscribed though they will if you have that Bell on

so make sure that you press that button and the Bell.

Lastly, I'm posting more acoustic singing covers on my personal Instagram

account and this is a shameless plug for that @charliehoupert so hit it up.

This was super fun video to make, I hope you enjoyed it and I'll see you in the next one.

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Home Adventures With Tip & Oh Sacks o' Cash Episode 50 - Molly King - Duration: 16:38.

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Tipp were you guys at the dump again. I mean not recently so is there a reason you needed to shower for that long

Yeah, good one mom nobody pays for water

See free water

Yeah, I'm not playing tick, but until then it's five minutes showers got it

You sure, sweetie

Bills ain't cheap then I'll just

Maybe nobody is hirings

Are you okay

it was terrible a human's driver was watching cat videos on his is there any

Possibilities you can be givings be arrived. We can certainly

What he means to say is we would love to but we can't because thank you

I think we just figured out how to pay for my showers by charging people for acts of kindness

No silly above taxi service. Yes. I am resigned to my face

This seems like too much

6034 glee blows

With the corrects changings rage that is equal to

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Worried about all the money bags

The galaxy map this tip may I

This is worth three times more than Earth dollars

Nice

Well I leave they pay pretty well

The whole point of doing this was to

Very far away's the so far that I am unfamiliar with that region of space

Perhaps we should not nor sack one more SEC one more SEC

He said if we do not take him all the way to the black hole he will not be tipping us

Here is fine

Yes is being too heavy we must be ditching it man

No to show you how much I appreciate what you do to pay the bills, I'm not just gonna cut down my shower time

I'm gonna stop tick kids will be kids my mom

What?

Am I right?

These are perfect for the costume, Oh, where did you get them they are from space?

I really have to do this. How could you not want to do this?

It's the reenactment of the Great Chicago Fire that horrific catastrophe burned down roughly three

Chicago

I'm not doing this tip to gee that's enough sometimes people have to do things

They don't want to do then bang pick the only thing you gotta worry about in the world

You got it so easy no responsibilities total freedom

Is with you?

I

Think I knows what he wants

It's new honey don't worry we have some time to work on it at the park, but we gotta get going plantain bye pig

Not every day we get to play dress-up and

Wow if you are really feeling this character, but I do not think house ought to be purring

Here try fork let's go to the bathroom

Well at least this is better

Okay, I get it you just want the better parts. Why didn't you say so, honey?

I'll take the new line and you can be the back end that knocks over the lip

I could really use my opposable thumbs right now

Strange today

My mom have you noticed the tip is not quite herself, too?

Almost as if what oh, where did you get that little green crystal?

It's one of your space rocks silly I did not mean to stream longing and desire

Using quantum coupling up lortell yen. Energy crystal can manifest those desires

I'm so glad I put GPS trackers on all of my cutest friends

We will have you back in your normal humans body in a very soon time

Which and to switch bodies back with tip understand

There's gotta be something about being a caddy missus

Over here go for licking always

You are just needing to touch the crystal and speak your innermost heart desires, yeah

B Holdings I

Am the great flame that will burn, Chicago

I'm so glad to have these babies back

I love you piggy

The Bhuvan is a gaseous emission of the body not

Comfortable enough to share everything hazal best friends do

Do this total comfort thing we should spend the whole day sharing every secret feeling I

know right like butterflies in my stomach

I'm really excited for this new total comfort phase

Friends to run I will be are right backing

Excited that we can finally talk about anything

I've never had such a close friend before and there are just so many things

I need to get off my chest like I never learned how to ride a bike, so I just faked it oh

There's steam it's like we're in a fog where we can just want it all out

What is that man? It's like anything could be happening under this water, and we wouldn't see it

Yes, is there a way to increase the quantity

Dude I do not know if I can take any more of this comfort

We're definitely not in the comfort zone, maybe you need a little more

We have never called ourselves those things come on tell me it's not how

I

Can tell you're holding something in and that's why I've been sharing so much stuff with you

Hoping that it would make you comfortable enough to share back oh

Now you're sneaking out at night I tried to be understanding about this but tip I puck you what?

Second even if it was gross you can still share anything with me, I won't judge you were closest buds no matter what?

Maybe you should be keeping that to yourselves or

I

Like singing when I puke let's go, thanks for sharing

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Overly Excited Tourist Goes Berserk In New York City - Duration: 2:29.

- Fahgettaboutit!

I'm in Nude York City, home of

King of Queens.

Let's go get some pasta fagioli, and have a good time.

(wings flapping)

(heavy metal music)

Whoa baby boy, it's Central Perk, from the show Francis.

Pivot!

Holy David, they got a Caruso.

Come come, chep chep.

(laughs)

Well giddyup, ya nasty boy!

I'm gay.

Toly Crobus, Times Square.

Well, let's go have some good times!

Are you joking my ass? The naked Crobus! Hi, honey.

♪ I'm the naked cowboy! ♪

- He's singing right to my ass!

Hi, honey.

Hi, honey.

Hi, honey.

Boy, do Ned Yarkers really love the Statue of Listerine.

(techno music)

Take the D train to the F train uptown into my ass,

there it is. The Campfire Steak Building.

They say it's 100 feet big,

and it still kinda stinks like King Krong.

Holy snopes, holy snopes, holy snopes,

the Penis Deli!

Everyone wants a picture with the New York Horse.

What do we think of the New York Horse?

Whoa baby boy, I'm on Wall Street.

Maybe I can find Matthew McShaunessy

and give him a kiss on his butt lips.

Are you joking my ass?

Did some nasty boy drop their big box?

Come get your big nasty box!

Check out my ass smoking the bad grass.

Are you joking my ass, they got a Millenium Falcon.

Come in, uh-- vector, uh...

warp-- uh, sp-- gal, galaxy, uh...

Big Jenga.

Hey cool hat dude.

(laughs)

We gotta go!

Hum hum hum, should I ride the subway home,

or should I ride this danosaur?

No I need to ride the sub-- oh, shit!

Fanzarella, what a day I've had here in Nude Horse.

I never did get any pasta fagioli,

but I did get some classic New York cheesecake.

It even was the best day of my whole life.

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