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What does an apple have to do with the Trinity and your child? The mystery is

solved coming up-- Trinity and apples. My baby is making me laugh over here. She's

watching me. This is the beginning of a series on how to explain different parts

of Christianity to kids. If there is a specific.. why do I want to say "Pacific"?

specific question that your child is asking that you need help explaining to

them please leave that in the comment section down below. ebcause kids ask a

lot of hard questions and I will do my best to answer those questions for you

or point you in the right direction. if you are new I would love for you to

subscribe to this channel. I post new content every Tuesday and Wednesday. The

Trinity is a hard concept to understand. The Trinity is the idea that God, Jesus,

and the Holy Spirit are all unique separate persons but also one part of

the Godhead. That's very complicated. How can somebody be three but also one?

So can be a hard concept for us as adults to learn let alone for our

children to learn. As a mom, how am I going to teach this to my child? I have a 10

year old and I have a five month old. I want them to understand the importance

of the Trinity because I I believe that it's important to understand the

relationship between God and Jesus and the Holy Spirit and that helps them grow

in their spiritual life. what are these three separate persons? how can

they be helpful to my child growing up? also how can this-- how do they form this

one God? A little mystery is not a bad thing when it comes to the Trinity and

to God. We don't know everything about God and that's okay. As parents, I don't

know about you, but sometimes I want to have all the answers but I just don't.

A lot of times my ten-year-old will ask me questions I don't know the answer

to and I feel bad for saying "I don't know." But that's actually a good thing. The

Trinity is one of the those instances and one of those

concepts of Christianity that it's okay to leave a little mystery and a little

wonder to God. We don't want our children to think that we, as parents, have

all the answers. We don't want, especially when it comes to God, because

God is mysterious. It's okay to have a little wonder, a little mystery.

My example today for how to explain the Trinity to children is over

simplified and doesn't really get to the meat of what the Trinity is.

Because it has to be over simplified for kids, but I think that's okay.

I think it's okay to over simplify things for them so that they can

understand a little bit of it. Honestly, you guys, I don't really

completely understand how God, Jesus, Holy Spirit can all be one person, Godhead, but

also be three separate persons. It's confusing. My brain cannot-- and I have a

theological degree. I have a Masters of Divinity and I cannot still wrap my

brain around it and that's okay. I don't think, if we're honest with ourselves, I

don't think a lot of us understand the Trinity completely and I don't think

we're supposed to understand it completely.

I think there are a lot of things that God wants to remain mysterious and

unknown because God is God. Growing up I always heard the example

of water as an example for the Trinity. So you have water, which is God, you know

it's the main substance. But you can have three different parts of the Godhead but you'd

have three different forms of water. It's liquid, a solid, and a gas. Those

explained how God can be God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit because

it's different forms of the same substance. Same thing with like an apple

as an example. You have the skin, you have the meat of the Apple, and then you have

the core. It's three separate parts of the Apple but it's all an apple. And

people use examples like a shamrock, especially around St. Patrick's Day which

is coming up, you hear a shamrock as an example of the Trinity. Iit has that

a three clover, a three shamrock has the God, Jesus, and Holy Spirit. It

kind of form a triangle which you see a lot of time

as a symbol for the Trinity. And then there's also the example of the egg: you

have the shell, you have the the yolk ( on the you have the white yolk that's on

the yolk the yolk is yellow part or should I say the egg white is in the

center okay) you have the shell, the egg white, and the yolk but it's all the egg.

The three makes up the one. Those are all great simplified examples

that would be great for you to use as an example. Look in your fridge and see--

surely you have an apple or an egg hanging out in your kitchen-- that's an

example of the Trinity if your child is struggling understanding. But again it

doesn't really get to the heart of what the Trinity is and that's okay. Remember

to add in a little mystery and say hey I don't, you know I don't have all the

answers that's okay. - all right so if I have left you even more confused about

the Trinity then before you watched this video well then that's just the mystery

of God and that's okay too. So look up some more YouTube videos. I

will leave a link to some other videos or sources if you want to explore

further about what the Trinity is. I will put a link in the description box down

below. I will search out a couple of examples for you of some other people

talking about the Trinity that might be helpful. I will see you in my next video

thanks for watching! bloopers

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Eat 1 Tablespoon Water a Day and THIS Will Happen to Your Thyroid - Duration: 2:45.

hi viewers today I'm going to show you a juice for thyroid in case the thyroid

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Who Is Responsibility for Waco & Vince Foster Murders - Duration: 10:39.

this was released that many of you are

probably not my age I'm not older than

dirt but just after the earth cooled

let's put it that way there was an event

that happened in Waco Texas there was a

little religious group called the Branch

Davidians and they kind of had a little

compound with a chain-link fence around

it and they had men women and children

families growing up there peaceful

people shopped in town and Waco and kind

of kept to themselves played some

rock-and-roll Christian music and we're

living their own lives it turns out that

a certain high-ranking person in

Washington DC did not like the fact that

they were doing this and wanted to take

them down so they ordered the Justice

Department to go after them and go after

them is exactly what they did now

unfortunately the fact that they were

going after them meant that they were

gonna use all the forces at their

disposal they attacked them this

occurred this attack where 76 Americans

in 1993 were burned to death including

21 children and two pregnant women and

it happened on live TV and I watched it

what many people do not know is it was

not Janet Reno then Attorney General

that was responsible for this oh she's

the one that ordered the attack but it

was actually first lady Hillary Rodham

Clinton who pressured deputy White House

Counsel Vince Foster and web Hubbell you

know who web Hubbell is don't you he's

the father of Chelsea Clinton oh you

don't believe me just look at their

pictures side by side you deny it okay I

don't need 23andme to tell me what a

daughter looks like from a father okay

then we have Hubble to use military

force in resolving the Waco standoff due

to the saturated media covering the

standoff the standoff was receiving and

here's why because at

the time Hillary Rodham Clinton as first

lady was leading an illegal effort to

establish an overreaching health care

plan which the world called Hillary care

she needed the press but Waco was

getting all the airtime she wanted it

gone

appearing on CNN's Larry King Live White

House aide Linda Tripp suggested that

deputy white House Counsel vindens

foster and mrs. Clinton's Direction

transmitted the order to move on the

Branch Davidian compound which

culminated in burning the occupants to

death on live television including men

women and children Janet Reno begged her

aides begged them shortly before the

orders were issued in the final assault

please give me a reason not to do this

85 Branch Davidians were burned alive in

that attack 76 of them died Tripps

allegations lend weight to charges made

previously

by Special Forces expert in Waco

investigator Steve Barry who claimed

Hillary Clinton's set up a special

Crisis Center in the White House to deal

with Waco serving with her was Vince

Foster who according to his widow was

subsequently fueled by horror at the

carnage at wake over which the White

House had ultimately been responsible

evidently Vince Foster responded to this

horror that he felt on his heart by

committing suicide it is a terrible

terrible thing well in the 1999

documentary Waco a new revelation from

former House Waco investigator team arch

Bell he recalled and I quote one of the

interesting things that happen in an

investigation is that you get anonymous

phone calls we in fact received the

anonymous phone calls from Justice

Department managers and attorney

who believed that pressure was placed on

Janet Reno by web hubbell pressure that

came from the First Lady of the United

States foster himself was found dead

from a gunshot wound to the back of the

head in a Virginia park three months

later could he have known too much about

Waco and by the way it's very strange

but photographs of vince foster turned

up a few months ago we talked about it

here on x/squared radio where there was

not one bullet hole behind the ear of

events foster there were two one in the

neck a small caliber bullet and one

behind the ear a 38 caliber bullet and

then his body was dropped in the park

the park police called it suicide and

nothing nothing was ever done about it

journalist ambrose evans pritchard

maintains that foster had been drafting

a letter involving Waco on the very day

of his death moreover evans-pritchard

said that Foster kept awake Oh file in a

locked cabinet there was off-limits to

everyone including his secretary except

that the instant that meant Vince Foster

was killed they raced to his office

unlocked his door broke open that filing

cabinet and emptied it of all his

records that's before the FBI could get

there prior to Waco Foster was a

dignified decent caring smart man said

Linda Tripp in his in its aftermath

Vince was falling apart how would you

feel if you had 76 deaths of innocent

people on you Tripp was with the former

White House deputy counsel when the news

about Waco broke on television here's

what she said I was with him meaning

Vince Foster well we had CNN all the

time not to plug but it was always on in

the White House and a special bulletin

came on showing the atrocity in Waco

and the children and his face his whole

body slumped and his face turned white

and he was absolutely crushed knowing

knowing the part he had played and he

had played the part at mrs. Clinton's

direction there was a market contrast

between Foster's heartfelt emotion to

the Wako tragedy and Hillary Clinton's

you would think that raising more than 1

billion dollars an influence peddling

and high profit charity services would

be enough you would think that ordering

the slaughter of 76 innocent Americans

just so you could get the news headline

back for your health care plan would be

enough as Hillary Clinton heads out of

the Democratic National Convention to

hit the general election campaign trail

today allegations of Clinton Foundation

corruption are alive and well and one

writer is urging Americans across the

country to help hold the Clintons

accountable that is ongoing dr. Jerome

Corsi is an investigative reporter for

WorldNetDaily and the author most

recently of partners in crime the

Clintons schemed to monetize the White

House for personal profit

his book comes more than a year after

Peter Schweitzer's Clinton cash course

II told WorldNetDaily and radio America

his efforts to shut down the Clinton

Foundation have a much simpler focus

what I'm maintaining is there is a much

easier offense to go after and that's

what's called inurement

in your mitt is a criminal offense and

it means you run a charity for your own

benefit course he explained we just

watched congresswoman Corrine brown go

to jail for this he said that it is much

easier to prove than the kinds of

corruption alleged by Schweitzer you

don't need a quid quo pro he said you

just show the financial reporting is so

apparently fraudulent and so masking of

money that you know went to the

corporation because

the United Nations reports more than

they gave to the Clinton Foundation

reports they got where did the

additional missing money go I bet you

can match it up with their personal bank

accounts or their offshore accounts

course he said the Clinton Foundation in

Norment began after the Clintons turned

a foundation designed to raise money for

Bill Clinton's presidential library you

remember that don't you after leaving

the White House the Clintons used the

foundation for disaster relief in places

like India and Haiti Corsi said Bill

Clinton would travel to the scenes of

disaster posed with the survivors smile

make a short speech and he would raise

hundreds of millions of dollars for the

relief effort and then spend just a tiny

fraction on the stated mission maybe 10%

money gets ripped off in this grifter

scheme and enriches the Clintons

to the tune of hundreds of millions of

dollars and they've never held a job in

their lives except for the Clinton

Foundation where did they get all this

money except to rip it out of the

foundation all of that is ongoing and

we're watching the results of the

conventions and nothing could be more

white and black more night and day more

good and evil it's really quite amazing

to watch and what is even more amazing

and more frustrating for you and for me

is to watch the mainstream media and

their collusion and their propaganda and

the way that they strain at a gnat and

swallow a camel well as it turns out

there's more much more

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460hp Audi RS3 ABT: The Perfect Daily Baby-Supercar? [Sub ENG] - Duration: 6:57.

Ciao everyone, here it's Marchettino and today we test a real baby-supercar, the new Audi RS3 ABT!

In the past I already got to test a friend's tuned Audi RS3 with 450hp and I was truly impressed by the power of this car,

and what I'm testing is the new RS3 tuned by ABT and available at my friends of Car&Car.

If the 400hp of the stock RS3 aren't enough for you, the famous german tuner ABT has raised the new RS3 to a whopping 460hp

and it's truly incredible to think that nowadays these hot-hatch have become relatively affordable baby-supercars for the performance they offer!

Now let's switch from Comfort mode to Dynamic.

Well, the first different thing we can hear is the sound because if earlier the valves were closed, now we can hear the 2.5L 5cyl turbo engine sing!

It's a truly fabulous engine and often people say " This sound reminds me of a Lamborghini ",

and well, the engine is nothing but half engine bank of the engine that has been used also on the Lamborghini Gallardo!

Bit of turbo lag below 3000rpm but once the turbo kicks in, that boost!

On the completely digital dash I can see also the % of power and torque that I'm using live,

let's say it's very cool but in reality the eyes should always be on the road and not on the number that goes up.

I think this kind of car is the perfect car to all those who already have a supercar in the garage that tends to use on weekends

and this is the baby-supercar to use every day, we're talking about a car that easily gets to 280kph and maybe a little more.

and the great thing about the RS3 is that it's a high-performance car but at the same time it's a car that goes unnoticed,

not everyone want cars that whenever you take them out the garage you're sorrounded by people that look at you and take pics

and I think this is the ideal car to all those look for that kind of privacy

which remains a sports car anyway, it goes unnoticed but the enthusiast knows what he faces.

ABT made this RS3 discreet and even sportier at the same time

with some little details such as the side air intakes - black are a good contrast with this lovely grey paint,

then we have a set of brand new wheels and a new rear diffuser.

It's a pity there's some traffic but let's find some empty space

Up to 7000rpm!

The stock RS3 already comes out with high quality materials and ABT has raised even more the level of quality

by adding for example lots of alcantara which is always pleasant to the touch.

Overal I have to say this is a quality car.

Forget about getting out the roundabouts sideways because as you know, Audis have the famous all wheel drive system Quattro,

and on this Audi RS3 is set to provide up to 50% of the power to the rear tires so it's an AWD that tends to be neutral

or in some occasions, unfortunately help the understeer

but the great thing is that you always have the maximum of traction, as you can see let's try a standing start.

0 to 100 kph is slighty below 4s, it's not bad at all!

This is a kind of performance that supercars were able to achieve until 10 years ago and now you can easily do it on a hot-hatch, it's truly stunning!

As I told you earlier, the RS3 can be also a soft car to use every day, we have different settings and for example if we switch to Comfort now..

The car is silent, the 5cyl with the valves closed is calm,

in this setting the 7-speed double clutch gearbox is very fluid and you don't even feel the gear change.

I have to say that by driving the Audi RS3 in Comfort, I have the feeling to be driving a normal Audi A3, the suspensions are very smooth.

I like also the seats that I find very comfy but also sporty at the same time.

Obviously if you're watching this video now, you're not watching it to see Comfort mode, so let's switch back to Dynamic!

Next test with Car&Car? Who knows!

Make sure to Like if you enjoy the video, subscribe to my YouTube if you haven't yet and as always thanks for watching, ciao!

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Black Panther Review - The Peril of Black Utopia | Ahsante the Artist - Duration: 12:31.

What happens when black people are allowed to thrive?

Black panther was an experience.

Not only was it a fun superhero movie, it was also a social commentary, it was also

a demonstration of the power of black women, it was also black excellence and opulence

on display, the riches abound.

It was so refreshing to see.

And it also makes a statement about why that black utopia is out of reach, and what the

pitfall, what that perilous flaw in the black community is really about.

OPEN

Hey, it's ya girl Ahsante helping you move consciously and creatively through life, so

lets go.

Let me start this review off by saying that I am not a superhero aficionado.

I didn't know what MCU stood for I had to google it.

And I actually don't know much about the details of the superhero universes.

But you know I am too Black and proud to not take my butt to the theater, putting my money

where my mouth is, ok.

I have a few points I want to make about this movie but first I want to just bask in what

I thought was glorious about it.

And don't worry this first part of the review is spoiler-free, I will let you know when

the spoilers are coming, not yet.

The movie was chock-full of those classic conflicts of legal duty vs. moral duty.

War vs. peace, revenge vs. reconciliation, all that good stuff.

I also love that this was a story for us, by us, about us.

Black ensemble, black lead, black villain, black director, black writer, blackity black

black.

And of course from a representation standpoint it's phenomenal to see a cast of strong black

characters, not dependent on white people, not subjected by white people.

So often when you have movies that star black people it's about how poor and sad and tragic

their lives are, aww isn't it sad.

But this is not a black sorrow movie, not a movie about being so many years a slave,

not a movie where *song* nobody knows the trouble I've seen.

Nah, we get some black joy and black love and black power in this movie hello.

The actors were amazing

The sets - amazing

The costume designs - lit, I mean gorgeous just the layering, the colors the adornment,

the attention to detail

I see you production designer Hannah Beachler and costume designer Ruth Carter - get it

going, what's good

I also have to shout out to Shuri, and the advances that occur when black women thrive.

Shuri is Black Panther's sister, princess of Wakanda,

and I love that she is the technological genius, not just behind the black panther, but behind

all of wakanda.

Like yes I designed this entire transportation system.

Yes I designed this virtual driving system.

Yes I know you think these beads are fine but I'm actually going to improve them and

just because somethings works well now doesn't mean it can't be better - yes black excellence!

I love the theme that sometimes it's better to be underestimated.

I'll just be over here putting in work and receiving my blessings, and I don't have

to brag about it.

I'll just be over here killing the game don't you worry about it.

I'm just minding my own business.

That is how I roll a lot of the time.

I love the nod to stolen African artifacts that hang in British and American collections

yup, did a unit on that during my art history days.

I was like - accurate!

I will also say that there are some valid criticisms to the film.

One was the lack of humor, and I agree that while there was more humor towards the beginning

and there were a couple of funny moments, the movie is by a large pretty serious in

tone.

And another things some folks are saying is that the Black Panther himself isn't super

interesting as a character as far as his motivations and doesn't go through much character development,

which is debatable and you have to ask yourself how his compares to other superhero's backstories,

but I think any simplicity in Black Panther's character just leaves room for a complex statement

being made overall,

it leaves room to reflect on the world of Wakanda and it's flaws, which I'll get

to in a bit.

And it leaves room for the women to shine, which I'm not mad about.

But I do think that the main draw of the film is the representation,

having strong leading black characters, strong black women warriors, having a celebration

of African inspired culture, giving people a sense of pride, and I think that is incredibly

valuable, in and of itself.

So overall I loved it, but let's go a little deeper.

There is a lot to get into with this movie, and yes this going to get into some analysis

so there will be spoilers ahead, be forewarned.

If you don't want spoilers stop here and skip to this part of the video - timecode

in the description.

Do doody do do.

Ok, so.

There are two overarching things I want to touch on as lessons from this film, and the

first is the role that emotions and empathy play in leadership.

By Wakanda's rules, the only thing that someone has to do to become black panther

is win a fight.

There's no council of elders has to vote, there are no other tests of mental agility

or strategy or moral compass, there's nothing about needing to be raised in Wakanda, .

It's just who's up to challenge - can you win the fight.

The problem comes when another character is a better fighter, but not a better king - that's

the point.

The film points out the flaw in traditional thought, and here it's literally Wakandan

tradition, that prowess and might make you the best leader.

Instead, the side that wins in the end values empathy, and reverence, and intelligence,

and consideration.

In the end, the problem is not solved by the biggest dude, or the toughest dude.

T'challa is someone who shows his emotion and his love for his family, and for his country.

And during their challenge, Killmonger tries to frame this emotion as weakness,

but in the end T'challa comes out on top, and his emotions don't make him any less

strong, any less of a man, of a king, of a black panther.

He is connected to his emotions in a healthy way that allows him to have his priorities

straight.

And T'challa even in his victory was merciful and offered to save Killmonger.

In T'challa's challenge with the White Gorilla he pushed him to yield, rather than

simply focusing on defeat.

This is exemplary leadership, in the film's eyes.

Even when you talk about the black panther's powers, they gear towards someone who is merciful

and empathetic.

The power of the black panther and the heart shaped herb is to heal, which is something

done out of love.

His suit is not made for attack, it's made for defense.

His suit absorbs the kinetic energy that someone else is trying to use against him, and uses

that same force to repel the attacker.

The powers are made for a man who is a protector, not an aggressor.

This movie flips gender norms not only in showing a leading man who is very connected

to his emotions, but also in showing some strong, powerful, warrior women.

The kings body guards were all women.

The person who's known as the fiercest warrior in the land, is a woman.

The people who do a lot of driving the plot forward are women.

They're the ones with strong moral compass who take up arms against Killmonger as he

takes the throne.

This is some literally kickass representation.

And there's this great moment in the all out fight - which is pretty much boys vs.

girls, blue vs. pink, like we a little bit went back to kindergarten if kindergarten

was a fight to the death.

Oyoke, who leads the women warriors is like I have the strength, and I have the sensitivity,

your rhino will yield because he loves me let me get them licks - but I will kill you

for my country.

And then my boy has to yield.

My boy has to yield.

Love conquers all.

All you need is love - babananana

The second overarching lesson of the film is that without recognizing and reconciling

our history, we will never be able to move forward.

I thought one of the most striking parts of the film was where we've already seen T'challa

go back to his past before taking the throne

we saw his father as one of the panther ancestors come down from his big family tree, and they

were in this vast African landscape.

And then we see Killmonger go back to his past, and he's back to the same apartment

we that saw earlier, that's all he has.

And the only person there is his dad.

And I was like - oh!

No mythical landscape for him?

What does Killmonger imagine that his past is like?

What he has in his past is not vast and wide it's this limited landscape with 1 ancestor.

By the way, where is this boy's momma?

And I see this as a metaphor for the heritage that Black Americans have access to, as opposed

to the heritage Black people from the continent can access.

As a Black American descendant of slaves, I don't have the same huge family tree,

I have the bit of it that's in America.

And that's all that Killmonger knows.

And he is unable to go back and reconcile his history, so he is unable to move forward.

Not only can he not see any of his ancestors, where is this boy's mother by the way.

But he can't reconcile the trauma of his father's death.

He's unable to forgive the sins of his ancestors, and therefore he cannot move on.

He is stuck in that moment, and he is stuck in an attitude of vengeance.

And you could make the connection between Black Panther killing his brother in America

while abandoning his American nephew

and Powerful Africans during the transatlantic slave trade selling their less powerful African

brothers into slavery leaving them fatherless to fend for themselves in America - you could

make that connection.

And Killmonger represents a lot of that unresolved resentment and trauma - taken to the extreme

of course.

But for Americans, it makes the point that until we fully acknowledge and condemn and

reconcile the sins of slavery and segregation and ghettoization all it's repercussions

in our past -

which some people still can't even acknowledge and condemn today.

Until we reconcile that, we won't be able to move forward.

I think it speaks volumes that the movie starts with the ghetto, the first frame is of the

make-shift basketball hoop, that's where this conflict all stems from.

And the film ends with the ghetto - with T'challa bringing in technology and innovation and

wanting to give back to this community and build it up, that is the ending solution.

T'challa is also unable to move forward without first going back.

Not only in the tradition of someone having to go back to their past before they ascend

to the throne,

but also before T'challa is revived and given this second chance, he goes back to

that mythical family tree and confronts his father about his sin.

T'challa has to go back and reconcile this problem that his father has caused, before

he can move forward, defeat Killmonger, and rule his country.

I think it's interesting that in the movie, we are our own villains.

Which on the one hand will happen if you're making it a black ensemble cast, the bad guys

will also be black,

but on the other hand it makes a point.

Yes you will have the white folks like Claw who are trying to come in and rob us of our

resources.

Yes you will have the white folks like Mr. CIA who think they know so much and need to

be schooled.

"I made this plane American standard for you sweety I'll walk you through this"

But we also have this inner turmoil.

And more specifically we are fighting against the legacy of colonization and slavery and

generational trauma that we have been subjected to, that Killmonger represents.

And the pitfalls of that black Utopia of Wakanda was in it's prior failure to reconcile those

issues of the past.

And there have always been disagreements within the black community about how to address those

things.

Do we go out and fight fire with fire, take an eye for an eye.

Or do we practice non violence and try to go about things more diplomatically.

Do we go with the mentality of everyone has to pick themselves up by their bootstraps

and work with what they have.

Or should we always be pushing for more, more opportunities and more access, and do the

talented tenth have a responsibility to push the rest of the race forward.

Aaaaand welcome back for my non-spoiler crew, you're in the right place.

But that's a lot of what Wakanda is struggling with.

Should black excellence be responsible for uplifting black people world-wide?

Should we handle black progress through violence or through laws and agreements.

And it's also struggling with what a lot of developed nations struggle with - isolationism

vs. intervention.

What right does Wakanda have to meddle in the affairs of other countries, especially

as people who's brethren have been so affected by colonization and meddling by predominately

white countries.

That along with ideas of looking back in order to move forward, and the role of emotions

and empathy in leadership, were some of the big themes I took away from the movie.

Other than the fact that black people are amazing, powerful, regal, and brilliant.

If you're new here and you're interested in social awareness, culture, and personal

development, then you should subscribe to get new videos from me every week.

And if you're into real life black panthers and black activists, then you should check

out my last video on Lorraine Hansberry who was more of an activist then you probably

realized.

And I mean, you want to talk about positive representation for Black Folks, you gotta

talk about her.

Big thanks to my patreon patrons, you all are so important in helping me to grow and

sustain this channel.

In the comments, let me know what you thought of Black Panther, because I know you went

to see it.

Oh I know you're not just going to skip out on Black Panther like that.

Even if you haven't seen it yet, I hope you enjoyed this review, but seriously go

see it.

As always, remember to live spiritedly and think creatively, and I will see you next

time.

What's making me happy this week is the fact that Black Panther is shattering all these

box office records!

Yahs!

It's important that this movie does well because then they'll make more movies like it, and

it will show that a Black ensemble cast can really succeed.

So, at this rate there'll be a Black Panther 8 which I'm excited about.

And also making me happy this week was the fact that I got a nice long 3 day weekend

for President's Day, so that was nice.

Welp, I'm going to go keep rooting for everybody Black, I'll be right back!

To find a job is like a haystack needle.

Cause where he lives, they don't use colored people.

Living just enough, just enough for the city.

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Remedy to stop Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and rheumatoid arthritis - Duration: 4:25.

hello and welcome live 10 where you'll find tips remedies and tips

to relieve your ailments and diseases do not forget to subscribe to our channel ...

The pomegranate and its effect to stop Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and rheumatoid arthritis.

The healing properties of the pomegranate continue surprising the researchers, since

recently a link has been found between this fruit and the slowdown of

inflammation that destroys brain cells in Alzheimer's disease.

These effects are attributed to their content of punicalagin, a chemical compound that

belongs to the group of polyphenols.

It is a great antioxidant that prevents proliferation, the cell invasion and even cause death

cellular of some types of cancer.

It is believed that punicalagina has potential to inhibit inflammation in cells

brain and other body cells.

After an experiment to observe said effect in mice, the scientists arrived

to the conclusion that the polyphenols of the pomegranate can slow down inflammation

in specialized brain cells known as microglia.

Currently, studies are continuing for determine the quantities of pomegranate that

need to effectively prevent the disease, specifically to reduce

neuro-inflammation related to dementia

It is known that inflammation of cells Brain causes Alzheimer's and other types

of dementia, as well as neurodegenerative disease, for example Parkinson's, get worse because

more cells die

Patients with rheumatoid arthritis who suffer from inflammation in the joints

they could also benefit from the latest discoveries.

Punicalagin can not cure the disease itself, but it could prevent or stop its

Advance.

An interesting fact to keep in mind is that most antioxidant compounds

of the grenade are on the outside of your skin and not in the soft part of the fruit.

It is thought that in the future the shell may become an ingredient of some drugs

to fight neuro-inflammation.

You may not know that a glass of juice of pomegranate contains more antioxidants than

red wine, green tea, blueberries and the berries.

Regular consumption of pure pomegranate juice has been associated with disease prevention

of the heart, cholesterol reduction bad and the risk of developing cancer

prostate.

Make the pomegranate juice at home to get all its nutrients is very simple, just

you need 1 ripe pomegranate (or more pieces) depending on the desired amount), water

and some natural sweetener (optional).

Add the fruit cut into pieces and the water to the blender and beat until well

crushed

Then strain this mixture well to obtain a juice loaded with antioxidants.

You can add a little honey, stevia or sugar brown to improve the flavor.

Note: there are other variants to obtain the pomegranate juice using only the seeds,

but the intention is to get the most concentration of punicalagina possible.

Keep in mind that the grenade may stain almost everything.

At the time of making this juice you should take the necessary precautions to avoid

spots

Do not wear new clothes or light colors.

Another way to take advantage of the shell is through a tea or infusion.

Boil half a liter of water and when reach the boiling point add the

shell of a pomegranate.

Boil several more minutes and remove the water of fire.

You can store this infusion to drink it throughout the day, and add a touch

of honey to sweeten.

Finally I recommend you not to limit yourself just to the juice of pomegranate, enjoy this

Fruit in its natural form is equally beneficial And pleasant.

I hope that the information that has been very useful as I will be uploading

videos often about tips and remedies tips to improve our health

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Camping Stove Gordeyka (Spitsvar *) - Duration: 10:42.

[♪ music ♪]

>> TATIANA: Today we want to show you a universal stove.

She's so small.

This is, for example, a matchbox.

That's how she is small.

And now we will show it to you.

By the way, very easy. Practically weightless.

Here. "

Now Zheka will assemble her.

Because he made it. It will be easier for him to figure it out.

Today I will be engaged mainly in video shooting.

>> EUGENE: It's a foil.

>> TATIANA: Yes, what is it for?

>> EUGENE: We put it up so that ash falls on it.

>> TATIANA: Yes. Clear.

>> EVGENY: The firewood is burnt, and the ashes will be poured onto the foil.

>> TATIANA: In general, this foil is for fire safety.

It turns out...

And in order to leave as few traces as possible.

That is, you can put it even on dry grass.

And nothing will happen to the grass.

So the stove looks disassembled.

It's all her details.

>> EUGENE: We put in the legs.

Simultaneously connect the walls.

They are inserted tightly.

Therefore, by chance nothing will jump out here.

Here, two walls are ready.

>> TATIANA: Another interesting point.

This, here, if you are on a long trip...

it is not necessary to add it completely.

You can just put it down like this.

That is, it is collected.

It is practically assembled.

But you can put it down like this.

And lay along the backpack wall.

And then in the parking lot, in the camp, deploy in one motion. And everything is ready.

Except for small additions.

>> EUGENE: The curved shape of the legs...

here they are all four, you can see them...

Increases stability.

Because the legs go beyond the perimeter.

On the bends of the legs inside you can put a grate.

Without additional tools.

>> TATIANA: Strokes.

>> EUGENE: Yes.

With the help of such inserts...

it is possible to arrange both a lattice, and utensils at any height.

That is one of the following ways

[metal sounds]

Thanks to the bend, the insert does not fall out at low slopes.

Inserts are made of bicycle spokes.

>> TATIANA: But, now we will put this lattice a little higher.

And more stable than the legs.

Here's on these special inserts.

Now we will test the stove with dry fuel.

And for dry fuel, we put the grate higher.

That the flame was closer to the dishes.

This is a tableware (stand) for dry fuel.

[ringing metal]

We will boil about 350 milliliters of water.

[ringing metal]

The fuel flares up.

Very strong fever.

>> EVGENY: Initially, the stove is made here for this bowler.

But, in general, it is universal. We'll show it later.

>> TATIANA: That's what a stove with a bowler looks like.

The pot is immersed in the stove.

To use as much heat as possible.

If the pot was on top. The heat would blow off the wind.

And the heat would go to waste.

>> EUGENE: The bowler does not fall into the stove.

But it can be put more steadily.

With the help of inserts.

>> TATIANA: Yes, but you can just like that, with support on the walls.

And does not fail.

>> EUGENE: That's how it is now.

There water still does not boil?

Bubbles have already appeared.

>> TATIANA: Yes, pretty quickly.

>> EUGENE: It's been about 6 minutes.

>> TATIANA: The water boiled.

At least one edge.

In winter, the water boils in about 8 minutes on dry fuel.

And in summer it boils on 2 tablets in 6.5 minutes.

We pour a new portion of water.

Now we will warm the paraffin burner.

The paraffin burner smokes strongly.

But it gives off more heat.

More than dry fuel.

Wow, there is a lot of heat.

It burns well.

We need to measure time.

That's it, it started very fast!

Boiled in less than 5 minutes.

We did not immediately realize that it was already boiling.

On dry fuel was much longer. And it was hard to boil.

And now it's violent, decisive, and fast.

Still, paraffin, it's a very good fuel.

It burns well, but very much smokes.

So decide for yourself.

To use such, or not.

But, it boils very quickly.

>> Evgeni: Now you need to try to put out the paraffin.

>> TATIANA: Everything, you need to pay off.

[ringing metal]

Another tin can.

[ringing metal]

Opa. The main thing is to completely close.

[ringing metal]

>> EUGENE: Everything is extinguished.

>> TATIANA: Yes, they have extinguished.

>> EUGENE: The paraffin melted.

Paraffin burned very little.

>> TATIANA: Yes. Completely melted?

>> Evgeni: Yes, the whole melted.

[crackling twigs]

>> TATIANA: Paraffin again began to harden.

And it can be seen that very little paraffin was used.

Everything, the firewood is packed. We light.

Now we will test our favorite fuel.

This is firewood.

And the smell of wood smoke is more pleasant.

And a lot of heat.

The third portion of water.

And the third type of fuel.

This time, this is firewood.

[ringing metal]

The firewood has not yet gained full strength.

>> EUGENE: This handle is movable.

The heat-shrink tube is dressed.

You can adjust the strength of the flame by air feeding.

Craving, yes.

Also, a rag is not needed.

It does not get so hot.

Depending on the prevailing wind direction...

you can make it so that the door opens...

and on this side, and with the one with any.

>> TATIANA: Yes, that is, you can change places.

>> EUGENE: Yes. And it is symmetrical. Here everything is removable.

In strong wind, the door can be completely closed.

Suffices air, which comes from below.

Now it's better to be open. The wind is weak.

>> TATIANA: Something all the smoke is coming at you, Zhen.

It's nice to warm your hands.

It seems that the frost is not very strong either. But my hands are cold.

It's boiling.

>> Evgeniy: It is visible?

>> TATIANA: Yes, yes.

It's still weak, but it's already beginning to boil.

>> TATIANA: Now I'll see how much time has passed.

>> TATIANA: Yes, the bubbles are already coming.

>> EUGENE: 7 minutes.

>> TATIANA: 7 minutes. In general, paraffin, of course, the leader in the rate of boiling.

There is no doubt about this.

Dry fuel lags behind.

But each fuel has its own shortcomings, and its advantages.

>> EUGENE: Enough laying of one batch of firewood.

>> TATIANA: Firewood, 1 bookmark.

Nothing added.

>> EVGENY: Of course, the summer boils more quickly.

>> TATIANA: Well, yes, now we are testing in the winter.

>> EVGENY: In summer, usually, 5-6 minutes.

A great advantage of firewood is the free fuel.

>> TATIANA: Well, yes.

>> EUGENE: They closed the door. Because traction was enough.

>> TATIANA: There's still some firewood left.

Now they will burn, and we will get ready to go home.

>> EVGENY: If you cook porridge, you can warm up on charcoal for a long time until ready.

>> TATIANA: Yes.

>> EUGENE: And for soup, I fell asleep, filled it, and that's it.

>> TATIANA: What is the versatility of this stove...

You can use different types of fuel.

You can use different dishes.

Not only this special bowler.

But also a standard army kettle.

>> EUGENE: It's easy to install.

>> TATIANA: Yes, you can put it inside.

You can still the same...

>> EUGENE:... if you install the inserts, you can...

>> TATIANA: put on different heights.

Very comfortably.

>> EVGENY: By the way, the bowler boils with the walls of the stove limited...

than if you put it like this from above.

Because the area of the pots is much larger than the bottom area.

>> TATIANA: And Chinese dishes are also great.

Of course, it is already getting on top

Yes, without water we do not set.

[splashing water]

Here, please, a Chinese saucepan.

We put it from above.

That is, inside the walls you can not put it.

And boil such a pan will be longer.

But, this is also an effective option.

>> EVGENE: Again, wind protection is very good here.

And for dry fuel, and for a paraffin burner, and for firewood.

And for... if you have a gas burner too.

>> TATIANA: Yes, you can use it.

>> EUGENE:... one side has been disunited...

>> TATIANA: Yes, we will now show how to do it.

In partially disassembled form, the stove can be used as wind protection.

It is very convenient.

By the way, this thing not only protects the wind.

She also redistributes heat.

That is, the heat to the pan goes not only from below, but also from the sides.

And in the end, the water heats up faster.

These are the experiments!

With you were Eugene and Tatiana Gordeeva.

Until next time!

Put husky, subscribe, write comments.

Heck!

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