Thursday, April 5, 2018

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Cules, Nervionenses, Citizens, and Giallorossis

nicknames that have accompanied these clubs for decades

and whose origin hides very rich and interesting stories

and that in Palabra de Gol we encourage you to reveal them to really know what these names

and facts mean punctual that turned them into extremely popular terms today.

Because history is written on the field, but you relive it in Paaaaaaalabra de Gol.

And we started by revealing the origin and meaning of the nicknames of the historic Fútbol Club Barcelona

we started with the best known, "The Cúles"

Term that to know where it comes from, forces us to go back to the first years of the club back in 1909

when the Catalan club started to play his home games in a small stadium called "Camp de la Industria" in english "industry Field"

and due to the successes and the growing popularity of the club at that time

soon this venue fell short for all fans, so that they had no alternative but to sit on the walls surrounding the field

so it was usual to see postcards like this one, and because of that, people who walked around that area

when they saw their backs and asses of the fans who sat there

began to call the fans of Barsa "culers" ("asses" in Catalan), and whose pronunciation is Culés.

So with the time the word is deformed and is currently written that way.

and beyond that the Barcelona moved to a larger stadium in 1922 : Camp de Les Corts

which had a capacity for 30,000 spectators.

The term was already installed in the popular slang and in the press, so that this subsists even our days.

On the other hand, we have the nickname of "Barça" which is a simple apocope of the word "barcelona" pronounced in Catalan

where the "c" is said as an "s". The use of the "ç" has to do with the Catalan spelling.

Its origin is believed to be linked to the colloquial and family environment of the players and fans of FC Barcelona

with the passage of time it spread, until it appeared in the written press,

it is said that this term appeared for the first time in the media in the sports-humorous weekly "Xut", in the edition of November 30, 1922.

After that appearance, the word consoled itself among the people of football

and today it is still used.

On the other hand we have the classic nicknames that refer to the colors of the club and the shirt

so in the case of Barcelona is the well-known pseudonym "Azulgrana" in english "Blue - Garnet"

for the blue and red colors of the shirt, and this is also the term "Blaugrana" that It is the same word but in Catalán.

We continue in Spain to unveil the genesis of Sevilla nicknames

the Andalusian club is known in two ways because of its place of residence.

First we can mention the nickname of "Hispalenses" which comes from the name given by the Romans to the city of Seville

which was "Hispalis"

that's where the demonym comes from.

The other nickname that has to see the location of the team is "Nervionenses"

which is due to the site where is the Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán stadium

which is located in the Sevillian neighborhood of Nervión.

Now let's talk about an appellative with a more interesting story: "Palanganas"

which is well known in Spain and is used mostly by Betis fans.

There are two versions of the origin, the first and simplest of them

says that the term is due to the oval shape of the stadium and the colors of it

because it is very similar to the palanganas, that do not know

these are very wide mouth containers, very popular at the time of the industrial revolution, and their use was to wash their hands.

The second version speaks of a fact that happened a long time ago back in 1909

when Sevilla was a too classist team in its beginnings, however it hired a player from a humble family

which provoked internal fights among the managers

Those who thought that everyone had the right to play in Sevilla, left in protest, and it is said that these were the ones who founded Betis

although it is not completely proven

as the team left, the dissidents left a basin in The headquarters of the club with a message that read:

«Here we leave you as a farewell to this basin, that you will use it for life to collect the tears that you will shed

not for your failures, but for our successes, because from now on you will be more aware of them than of your own reality».

Finally we can mention the nickname that goes to the old reliable, the colors of the club and the uniform

in this case for Sevilla the nickname is the "Blanquirojos", in english "White and reds".

We move now to England land of creative nicknames

and a good example of it, are those of Manchester City.

First of all we could mention the nickname of the "Cityzens"

this in addition to paying tribute to the name of the team also intends to differentiate from Manchester United

since the Red Devils Club was not founded as such in the city of Manchester but in a town near that city called : Newton Heath

and in fact the first name of that club was Newton Heath LYR Football Club.

for what the fans of the Manchester City boast of being authentic citizens of Manchester with that name.

The other pseudonym is the one that can never be absent, much less in an English team

that is the one that responds to the colors of the shirt

and in the case of the City it is "The Sky Blues" that is as it is known "celeste" color in English.

And we closed this etymological trip in Italy precisely in the capital to review the nicknames of AS Roma

we starting with a well-known one, "The She-Wolf" or in Italian La Lupa

and referring to the main emblem of the city : She-wolf Luperca

which according to the legend of Roman mythology

was the one that rescued the Romulo and Remus brothers when they met them in the river Tiber

later they would be nursed and cared for as if they were their mother, until they grew up.

According to the story Romulo would then found the city of Rome, hence the importance of that figure

which is even part of the team's shield.

The other nickname of this club is 'I Giallorossi' because of the reason you are thinking

the club's traditional colors, yellow and red, which pay homage to the emblematic colors of the old Roman Empire.

This was one more installment of our series that addresses the origins of the nicknames of the clubs of the world

as always the invitation is to comment on these stories

and if they know another nickname and their respective origin share it below.

I say goodbye and it will be until next time, as always here on your channel Paaaalabra de Gol.

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They are very nice, very humble, very welcoming. It's a multi-cultural society, so I felt at home from day 1.

My name is Jamil Khan. I am the Vice President of Operations here at RedMart's and I am 48 years old.

RedMart is an online grocer, based in Singapore.

Our mission is to save people time and money for the important things in life.

What you notice in Singapore is that it's a very educated country.

A lot people work long hours because that's how things are.

The last thing you want to do is stand in a supermarket on a Saturday

in a queue that's 30 deep and waiting to pay.

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It's a revolution in many ways, but the key was the technology getting better.

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Illegal Aliens FREAK When They See Nasty Surprise Trump Has Waiting At Border.

Illegal aliens, marching through Mexico toward the U.S. border, are freaking out after seeing

the nasty surprise President Donald Trump has waiting for them.

Democrats are going to need a new way to get voters after this.

According to Politico, President Donald Trump said on Tuesday, "We are going to be guarding

our border with our military."

The shocking announcement about Trump's new plan came during a White House meeting

with the leaders of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

In my opinion, it's about time that Trump sent our military to guard the border.

Not only did he reveal his plan to have military personnel guard the U.S.-Mexico border, but

the President also indicated how long he intends to keep them there.

"Mexico, if you look at the caravan of thousands of people coming across, I told Mexico, 'Look,

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It has not been good for the United States.

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in this case, from Honduras.

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of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

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Many, many cases they shouldn't be here, and after they get whatever happens over the

next two or three years, they're supposed to come back to court.

Almost nobody comes back to court," Trump continued.

"They're in our country, and we can't do anything about it because the laws that

were created by Democrats are so pathetic and so weak.

So, I told Mexico, and I respect what they did, I said, 'Look, your laws are very powerful.

Your laws are very strong.

We have very bad laws for our border.'

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Trump added.

"We're going to be doing things militarily until we can have a wall and proper security,

we're going to be guarding our border with the military.

That's a big step.

We really haven't done that before or certainly not very much before.

But, we will be doing things with Mexico, and they have to do it.

Otherwise, I'm not going to do the NAFTA deal," Trump said, according to Daily Caller.

What do you think about this?

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How to Choose and Use the Right Lube for Vaginal Atrophy: A Closer Look at Boudoir and Sex Butter - Duration: 7:42.

well and you know what in its common that's the thing well women are afraid to

talk about this because they feel like they're broken you know but if we don't

talk about it we can't find solutions

thank you so much for tuning in again on our second act with Paige and Silke

today we have Bonnie Gayle with us again and talking about her product that she

had formulated sex butter and boudoir butter Bonnie thanks so much for staying

over again oh thank you I am you know my product is my favorite thing so I'm all

heart when it comes to sex butter and boudoir butter absolutely we've

discussed on our other segments you know about the issues and why such a

product is even important I really want to focus on the product itself so women

understand and men for that matter understand why this why this could be

very helpful in some of the issues that they're dealing with so tell us what

exactly is sex butter so sex butter is actually a balm so most lubricants are

like very liquid as you know and sex butter is really kind of more like a

butter like a balm and you use a little bit of it like the size of a pea

and you rub it around inside and everywhere else and it is a coating

that's like a protective barrier for people so a lot of women experience

sexual pain when they get older because the vaginal lining thins and the tissues

are exposed so what sex butter does is it becomes like a protective barrier and

that's why I really created it it was like for women that were going through

pain that wanted to use something that was non-toxic that had organic

ingredients and I don't make any medical claims with this product but it

literally has made my sex life incredible again yeah you know and you

brought up a good point that it's a solid balm ... a friend of mine I

gave her one of your jars Karen do we know Karen well here on

and that was her first question was well how do you how do you use it it's like

kind of like that you know this is you just put it on the outside and I said no

no so I'm gonna be talking to Bonnie about this let me ask her specifically

and you're right it's it's a coating it just it just the thought of having a

coating for somebody that has vaginal pain is I would think it's very soothing

yeah and it actually absorbs into the tissue and the skin so it actually

creates a moisture which makes the skin and tissue much more malleable and

that's what you really want when you're having sex because you have friction

right and so if you're in pain friction isn't a good thing so you basically want

to make it so that the friction without the pain and that's really why I created

this the antifungal antibacterial is important because you want to make sure

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of not contracting anything else outside and of course you the sex butter is

available on your website and it's distributed around the country or the

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the world the well we will supply of course a link you know for to your

site so you can try it I I especially like the minty stuff well here's here's

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hard for them to kind of like really drop into their pelvis you know and the

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you realize oh my it's like a little tickle I always say you know kind of

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more sensitive it's easier to actually have climax and a lot of women have

challenges with that because they're in their head so much so it's good to be

able to relax down into your pelvis to be able to enjoy yourself even more I

think one one point I also want to make is that

you know Lube isn't a Lube or there's so many different moisturizers lubrications

that we don't really know we need to understand what does what and the

hydration part of sex butter is really what's so important for us at this stage

yes obviously it great okay well Bonnie we will link you know to all of your

information to the sex butter the boudoir but what's the difference

between sex and boudoir butter ... good question ...so the boudoir butter has all the same base ingredients without the minty

mixture so like for people that just want the hydration they don't want any

extra stimulation of any type or sensation the boudoir butter and that

came by request so we had some people who like weren't in love with the mint

and they're like but we loved the product so can you make it without the

mint and that's how boudoir butter came alive so you asked and we gave you

perfect perfect you know Bonnie one of the things that I kind of that I want to

say is you know as we talk about these these products I surprised myself that I

am here on video openly talking about this because in my marriage which broke

up I was afraid to even mention you know bring that up that that that I that I

have painful sex and that I needed something or or if I would have hidden

that I was using it and that is so bad well and you know it and it's common

that's the thing is that women are afraid to talk about this because they

feel like they're broken you know but if we don't talk about it we can't find

solutions that's the whole thing so you know opening up the discussion and

realizing that this is something beyond our control our hormones are changing

and we don't have control over that all the time and not everybody is a

candidate for hormone replacement therapy so you know we have to

understand that there are things that we can do to help ourselves but if we don't

talk about it and people don't know we have an issue then but then how do you

get to that information yeah well and I certainly hope that you know they're

having these kinds of discussions on second act TV and with what you do

is is goes a long way to getting there so well I you know thank you so much for

all the information I look forward to having you back on another segment soon

is there anything else that you want to leave our viewers with today just make

sure that you know anything that you use you know even if you don't use my

products sex butter and boudoir butter that you're checking the ingredients in

the lubes because not all lubes are created equal and most lubes have toxic

ingredients that will really long-term harm you more than help you Thank You

Bonnie we'll see you soon talk to you later

thanks so much for joining us today we hope that you found this information helpful if you haven't

already done so please take just one second and subscribe to our channel the

buttons right over here and for more information about taking charge of your

sexual health please visit our website 2ndact.tv ... thank you

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When folks who know nothing about law school but who know me asked me what

it's like to be in law school I will sometimes candidly say it's the wildest

roller coaster I've ever been on. You know, I will go from, 'I'm a genius' to 'I'm

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There is something very important to me about being the first person on the

scene of somebody else's hardship, whether that's an illness or an injury.

And I can feed that by being a lawyer.

When you've had that legal emergency, to be the person who goes, "OK,

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I love the faculty here. This is a faculty of enormous depth and breadth and scope.

If you're considering law as a second or third or fourth career, absolutely

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hopefully living proof of that. I'm gonna come out of the University of Louisville

Brandeis School of Law with a law degree that I can apply to pretty much any area

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In a bowl add water required for jaggery boiling and boil till all the jaggery becomes liquid.

Now use a coffee strainer to filter out any mud/ dust particles.

In another bowl add cardamom powder,grated coconut to Bajra flour and mix well.

Now add jaggery water in a little amount and mix well (not thin or thick) as shown in video.

Now take an oil plastic cover and make vada as shown in video.

In a hot oil pan add these vada one by one and fry them till they turned into brown color on low flame.

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How I use evernote as a Journal (10 steps to use Evernote) - Duration: 6:27.

Hello everyone, today im going to show you how i use evernote as a yearly planner or

journal. Whatever u like to call. I'm gonna make the step easy and simple to understand.

So i will juz break it into 10 steps.

Step 1: get evernote from their website, you juz hv to use your email to sign up

Step 2: you can either use the web version or you might download the window or ios version

for your computer. I like to use the window version as it give me more tools to use. And

i also have the Android version on my phone and the ios version on my ipad.

Step 3: create a notebook. After installed the evernote software. You

will see a very simple interface. On the left panel, you can see all your notes and your

notebook there. You can then add any notes by clicking the plus icon or you can move

your cursor to notebook and click on the plus icon there. So now we gonna create our 2018

journal here. Step 4: i like to have a very organized planner.

And everything break from the big pictures to small detail. So we gonna create a note

" 0-2018 calendar " and here we gonna insert the hk calendar here. And we can check all

the public holiday on the first page. Its very convenient for us to check during the

yr.

Step 5: create the monthly planner. We can copy the template from evernote website directly.

I will put the link on the info box. We need the monthly planner now. So lets click it

and, here we can see the save to evernote icon. Click it and you can save to your evernote

account. Barely in mind that the note here included all 12 months in a yr. I dislike

the idea so im gonna split it to 12 notes.

Step 5. The daily planner, The daily planner of mine. It is juz a blanks

notes. The title will be "1-Jan-01 "Im not gonna use the weekly planner or daily planner

from evernote. The reason is i can do my weekly planning on the monthly planner. Becoz it

is a digital planner so i can actually write as much as i want in the cell. There isnt

really any space limitations which i really really like. For the daily planner template

of evernote, it let you plan wht you hv to do each hr. i hv a very boring life and every

day is kind of the same so i will not write down my hrly plan. I will create each day

as a note and write down some important meeting or gathering. Or some deadline there. I will

also upload some photos of the gathering or meeting to rmb wht happened that day or write

wht i did or how i feel of that day.

Step 6. The alarm feature. It is very helpful tool for those ppl who are very forgetful.

You might use the alarm feature to remind yourself to finish some task on or before

a certain day and time. The function is very easy to use. You juz have to use the alarm

feature and set the day and time. You will get a notification from your phone and also

emails.

Step 7. The check list I like to use the check list on the monthly

planner. Which allow me to see very clearly wht i hv done and hvnt done during the month.

And i also like to use the emoji icon for the task so that there will not be too mnay

words. You can also use the tick box as a shopping

check list or packing check list...etc

Step 9. Make your journal become more colorful.

I will put a cover on each month. So that when i m looking on the note list. it is very

easy to distinguish each month.

Step 10. Get started. I like to review wht i hv to

do each week at the beginning of the week. And make a list of wht im gonna finish on

my way to work. So when i reach the office i hv a clear mind of wht i hv to do.

Last but not least. I hope evernote can let us use a spreadsheet on the notes. This is

very sad that when i want to use spreadsheet, i hv to use another tool for it.

Also, it will be great if it also allow us to record video and add to the notes.

Thank for watching my video. I hope it helps you and rmb to subscribe my channel and like this

video.

I will see you soon and bye.

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What is "The Jesus Path" Yeshua explains… - Duration: 7:04.

What is �The Jesus Path� Yeshua explains�

by Therese Zumi Sumner

Caveat: As this is a channelled message I am advised to ask for reader discretion:

On our Saturday Conference Call Yeshua addressed it as: �It is you remembering our agreement

and my agreement with you to help, to assist, to add my energy, to help you stand back and

allow and for you to be that vessel to bring forth creation and healing and Nova Earth.�

Greetings, I AM Yeshua, Jesus Sananda, Yeshi.

Welcome my beloved friends, my family, my circle.

I throw open my arms to welcome each and every one of you as I join you on your path, on

your journey.

For it is a mutual journey and it is a journey of joy and it is a journey of light, it is

a journey of unfoldment, of mystery, of suspense and understanding.

It is a shared journey and it is a shared path and it always has been.

And so I wish to clarify and to share with you more what is meant by this term �The

Jesus Path� for it is a catchy little title is it not?

But it means so much more.

Long ago most of us have lived and loved and traveled together and we have shared the journey

of heart on and off planet for thousands and thousands and thousands of years and eons.

So what does it mean when we have traveled the planet and when we have walked the dusty

roads and paths of Jerusalem, of Galilee, of Lebanon, of Palestine, of Egypt together?

We have committed to one another, not only our hearts but our missions and our purpose

to serve the Mother, yes, always and forever, but also act as awakeners and to act as anchors

and bringers of light and love to this beautiful planet, this being we call and know as Gaia.

Such an incredible being.

And during that time when we have walked together often you have said to me �Yeshua, how did

you do that?

How did you multiply bread?

How did you heal this individual?

How did you make that blind man see?

How did you raise Lazarus?

How did you?, How did you?, How did you?� And I would tell you and I tell you again

today that I stepped back with the attention of allowing, not intention, attention of allowing.

Of welcoming, of embracing, of allowing the energy of pure love of Mother/Father/One to

move through me and to create, to co-create.

Why do I use the example of bread, of wine, of fish, of blind people, of humans dead and

gone?

Because the energy and the methods, the strategy, the approach, is all the same.

And when I would say to you, as I do again today, �I did not do anything, I allowed.

I allowed myself to be the conduit between the Source of One and the molecules of bread,

the molecules of man, the molecules of birds.

I allowed that union to take place but it could only take place because the molecules

of the bread, of the fishes, of the loaves, of Lazarus, of the blind were in agreement.

They were there saying �Yes, I will receive, yes I will allow, yes I truly do wish to fulfill

my purpose in a bigger way, in a fuller way, for what is the purpose of flour and salt

and water to feed.�� So if it had a choice to feel one or two or two thousand, the choice

was clear, it was in alignment with mission and purpose.

This is a fundamental truth.

And I have told you then and I tell you again today and I also tell you, remind you, what

I told you so long ago, �This you will do, and more.� And that is what is meant by

�The Jesus Path.� It is you remembering our agreement and my agreement with you to

help, to assist, to add my energy, to help you stand back and allow and for you to be

that vessel to bring forth creation and healing and Nova Earth.

It isn�t that you are following me, my beloved brothers and sisters, it is simply the reminder

that I am walking with you, I am not following you and I am not leading you, I am walking

with you.

There is room enough for both of us and for many of us, for all of us on this path.

And so I remind you, I put my arm around your shoulders, I hold your hand, and I welcome

you.

This is not merely the time of Ascension.

It is you in the fullness of your role as creator, as co-creator, and the acceptance

of your role.

This is not only part of your Ascension; it is the outcome, as you would say, of your

Ascension.

And this is not something in the distant future, my beloved ones, it is right now.

It is not something next week or yesterday, it is right now.

And when I say that, yes we know the reference to �The Eternal Now� and �being in the

present� and that is critical and essential, but when I say �right now� I mean in your

human understanding.

I remember when my Mother would say to me �Yeshi, get in the house right now.� I

knew what she meant.

And so I say to you, �Can we walk together and create these miracles of healing, of love,

of light, of Nova Earth and Nova Being together right now?�

Allow.

Bring your attention, intention, and every particle of your being to simply being the

conduit.

I will help.

I will add my energy to you.

I will hold your hand and I am ever present with you.

Go with my love and go in peace.

Farewell.

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My imperfections as a Teacher And How I Embrace Them - Duration: 20:52.

Tonight's episode is about not being a perfect teacher.

Hello everybody. Tonight's episode is about not being a perfect teacher.

I'm going to start as very honest join me and we can chat about some of the things

that make us imperfect teacher. I'm going to try to be honest about all of my

imperfections because you know, what there are just some days where you just

don't feel like you've got it all together, and it happens to me probably

just as much as it happens to other people.

So, come on in, say hello. I mean sometimes behind me you may see

back here that it looks all neat and organized back here on the shelf, but

around anywhere where you don't see the camera pointed it's not so hot. It's

kind of a mess especially if I'm in the middle of working with something,

it's definitely not on the perfect side; that is for sure.

My question tonight for you is: What do you worry about and what are kind of

your insecurities when it comes to a teacher? Because, I'm diving deep tonight into

what mine are, so, feel free to think about what yours might be, and what you

do to compensate for them, because definitely I think that that's something

that we do all the time. I might just get started right away. I'm here I'm live,

I'm ready to go. Hello, hello everybody and welcome to

another episode of teaching With Inquiry live. Tonight, I am asking you to trust

me when I tell you that I am NOT a perfect teacher. I am far from a perfect

teacher. Sometimes, I worry because I come online every week or I have a blog or a

PPT store. The last thing I want is for people to look

and compare their everyday reality to generally what I share as my highlight

reel. I can't share some of the disappointments that I have because of

everyone knows there's confidentiality reasons and all of those other things.

I can't always share all of the not-so-great things that happen in my

classroom; the things that make me rethink why I even got into this

profession in the first place. All of those thoughts definitely crossed

through my mind, and I want to make sure that I put that out there. So, if

you're watching this you know that you are not alone in coming home at the end

of the day and feeling like it's all for nothing, and that you just want to throw

in the towel. Then, there are other days where you feel like you're a rock star.

It definitely happens and again, the whole idea is don't compare your

everyday to somebody's highlight reel. Today, I'm just going to kind of

open up the doors, and I'm gonna try to be as honest as I possibly

can about: What makes me not such a perfect teacher and why I just have had

to learn to be okay with it, because really we're not all perfect, and that's

totally okay. I'm gonna check off that prior thing there, and it will just be me.

If you've ever gone to my blog or you've thought why am I here, one of the

reasons I started my blog was primarily because I was feeling frustrated, and I

wanted to look for some ideas, but ultimately I couldn't necessarily find a

voice online that represented me. A lot of the voices that I found online in

terms of who is blogging six years ago, blogging was pretty huge back then, but a

lot of the voices in the teaching blogging world weren't necessarily

Canadian like me. They weren't teaching in a school system like mine,

and they weren't even using some of the same teaching gadgets

that we were being asked to use. I wanted to dig deep and do some of

the research and then share what I was learning with others in hopes that

perhaps there would be more voices out there. Thankfully, there are quite a

few more voices out there which is great. I've had to justify why I was

spending all of this extra time, people would request why they wanted the

information; they wanted things that I was talking about in my blog and that

led into Teacher pay Teachers. I needed to justify to my husband why I was

spending a ridiculous amount of time making all of my worksheets pretty with

interesting fonts, clipart and numbers. All of that is there. That's kind of

where it came from and it's where it is now and there's

Live show, and it goes into a podcast, and all of that primarily just because I

feels I can continue to use my advice to help make sure that other

teachers don't feel as though there's nobody that's speaking their

language. So, I'm not perfect. In fact, I definitely have days I'm thankful that

there is a glass of wine and a supportive husband at home that will

listen to me whine and complain all night long about all of the things that

frustrate me, that's for sure. I'm gonna cover five main things that make

me an imperfect teacher. I'm going to be brave, and come out there, and fully

admit all of those things. Before I get started, I want

you to think; What is one of the things that makes you an

imperfect teacher, and how do you compensate for that? What do you do

so that you can maybe get over that or do that? Share that in the comments and

let us know what are some little things that you use to compensate for maybe

something that makes you not such a perfect teacher. How do you unmask that

or get over that ? So, number 1, full honesty;

I can't spell. I'm actually not a great speller at all. This is one of the

things that has made me really self-conscious as a teacher because I'm

always worried that if I write anything down, and I spell something wrong that

I'm going to get that big judgement piece where somebody says, "Oh my God

she's is a teacher and she can't spell." That questioning of my ability to

teach simply hinged on the idea that spelling isn't something I'm good at, that in

order to be a great teacher that you also have to be good at spelling, and

math and science and everything else, that you need be awesome at all of those

things. Frankly, I'm just not. I'm not great at spellings, but whatever reason it's

not a strength of mine. That is something that I have had to get over

that fear of being judged if I do spell something wrong in my classroom, so, I

compensate. Some of the thing I do is I rewrite all of my anchor chart to make

sure that there's no spelling mistakes because chances are if I'm writing there

might be a spelling mistake and there's crossing off. I have my

phone with me in class so that if I do come across a word that I am

second-guessing myself that I can't spell, I look it up and I model for my students

that I am going to look it up because they need to see I'm not perfect. I'm

honest with them and saying, "I am looking it up," because I'm not sure, forget, I'm

thinking about it, and that's okay. It's okay to admit that you're not so great

at it. If parents and other teachers and other stuff, I just rely on

technology and thankfully the invention of spellcheck; is been absolute my lifesaver.

Using spellcheck has helped me because I can then write something, and I can have a

second set of computer eyes to help me get over that.

I had to come to the exceptions over the last ten years that's spelling and being

a good teacher don't necessarily mean that they are mutually

joined; that you can maybe not such a great speller and you can also be a good

teacher. I have to just own that that's an area that I have to work on.

And being completely honest it probably doesn't end with spelling,

if you asked my friend Sherry, she will tell you that I also really love capital letters.

I'll just ran and put them in pieces all the time which I'm working on there

with me, but I just need help. I can recognize that I need help.

I rely on friends and family to help me

edit my things and to work over some of the things before I publish them, or make

them. I know what my weakness it's in this area and I can compensate for it

And that's okay. Another thing that is a weakness for me as a teacher is I'm

forgetful; I forget everything. I wish I might be a elephant

but, I am a goldfish. This I think leads into the idea at why

maybe I don't use paper so much. One of my big issues I

don't really like having loose paper and that's because I think I'm constantly

misplacing. The most used feature on all of my devices is the search feature.

I owe a big thank-you to all of those software engineers at Google and every other

software engineer that designs search algorithms because I highly rely on your

skill set in order to help keep me organized. And because I'm forgetful,

I will often miss things and forget things, so, I have to really work on it; I have to

write myself notes, I have to ask my students to help me, I have to

acknowledge that this is an area that I'm working on, and I find when I

acknowledge these weak areas with others, then, they're absolutely willing to help

me out with them, and that's okay. Number 3,

of the things that I'm not so good at as a teacher, "Details". There are two

parts to this, number three and four are my issue with details. One I am NOT a

detail person; I am an idea person. I am somebody who loves to come up with ideas

all the time and think of different ways I can do it, but I don't really like to

get caught up in the ideas. If you think about in a classroom this

generally means that I don't really like to plan field trips because there's a

lot of paperwork involved. There's a lot of checking boxes and going through that

nitty-gritty all of the things that you need to do to get them from, "I have a

great idea, let's on a field trip," to actually getting kids there to go on a

field trip. I just have to really rely on the fact that I work with some

amazing co-workers where this is their strength; logistics is their strength.

If ideas are maybe where I thrive and coming up with ideas and different ways

of doing things, I can rely on the strength of my co-workers because

logistics is their thing. They can work on making sure that we can actually

go to the field trip, and I can find the trip and come up with an idea. So, relying

on the people around you to help compensate for some of those areas where

you might not be great, there's nothing to be ashamed of in that sense where you

might not be great at thing, but somebody else might be great at something you are

not so great at. That's okay, rely on the strength of others and find

the people that match their strengths are your weaknesses. It really helps

to get that ball rolling and make sure that the things you're not so good at in

your classroom maybe there's somebody else that you work with that can help

you with that area because, then, you're working as a team and you are working

well together. On the flipside, I also need all of the details. This has been

a huge barrier for me and this led to some major problems in

high school as a student for myself because I struggled a lot with math and

science primarily because, if I don't have all of the details, and I don't have

all of the information about a topic, I really struggle. I don't assume things very

well, I don't just take things at face value and I often find when I'm

presented with new information that I have to really learn about in a great

amount of detail. There is a benefit to this in the sense that when a new

concept comes in way, I have to really know it. Thankfully, high school in

math and science I had two really amazing math teachers that recognized

this for me and teach the regular lesson, and, then, come and sit with me and walk

me through step by step to make sure that I understood the entire process

because skipping steps just didn't work for me. I needed to see it from beginning to

end. Thankfully, now in math that helps me when I'm a teacher because I can see

what all of those steps might be so, then, I can then recognize where an error might

happen. So, it does help me as a teacher because I can recognize in other

students and what they might be needing in terms of working through different

problems. That every student might need a little different or might see things a

little bit differently. Because things didn't come so super easy to me

as a student, that gives me a lot of apathy when I work with other students.

It also allows me to understand that there's multiple ways to get to the same

conclusion; to get to that same answer. And that's okay because I definitely carry

those two teachers with me and my experiences that helps me to become a

better teacher. Number 5 is: I'm easily distracted.

See easily distracted, and it's okay. It's okay that I'm easily distracted.

Sometimes this means that I spent way too much time on things I don't need to

spend time on. For instance, I'm given an organizer from a Professional

Development session I could simply just use that organizer with my students

somebody else made and they gave it to me, but no, I remake the whole

organizer because it doesn't match the fonts that I've used in the classroom.

Not at all a good use of my time, but I get distracted in getting involved in

that kind of thing. If you were looking at my Instagram this week, I got

distracted with the prep in-terms of re-organizing my furniture in my classroom.

I didn't need to use my prep for that, but I did. I do actually like the way my

furniture is now so bonus, but there was the high chance that I would have moved

my furniture, not liked it, and then rearranged it back to its original

position, because I get distracted thinking, "Oh something's not working so

I need to do this and change things instead of just really focusing

on what I need to do. I spend way too much time on things that I don't need to

be doing because I'm not gonna give me a high bang of my buck. In all reality, my

students probably don't care that all of my works have the same font on them.

It's probably not a big deal to them, but I get distracted, and that's what I put

together, and it's not necessary. I need to maybe lower those expectations

and maybe focus my efforts on the things that do matter and kind of let go of

some of the things that don't, but I'm not sure if that's gonna change anytime

soon. I wish it would, but it probably will. Those are my five things that

make me an imperfect teacher. Over the last 10 years of teaching, I have just

had to learn to accept that I'm not perfect.

It's okay that I'm not perfect. It's okay that things don't work out all the time.

I fail a lot in classroom, I come up with an idea, I try it out it doesn't work.

I don't necessarily share all failures that I have in my classroom; maybe I

should share a few more. I don't share all my failures; I do share my successes.

I'm not going to put something out there that doesn't work for me, but chances are if

something has worked for me and I'm sharing it with you, it probably means

that there are 10 or 15 things that I have tried that didn't work out so

well. I definitely still those days which are tougher than

others where I feel like a complete failure as a teacher because nothing

worked out the way I needed to, but, thankfully, each day is a new day and days

like this happen where Friday was a rough day; it was rough for everybody, but today

I walked in, and all of my students opened their independent reading book

the first period and every single one of them was reading and on task before the

announcements even came on. Just that moment there, I was like, "Okay I can do

this." It's not always gonna be like Friday. And that's okay, you have those

moments there it makes it all worth it. You feel like you're on track, and,

then, you have those moments where everything goes off the rails, and

nothing works. And you pull out a math textbook and you give the questions from

the textbook because that's all the energy that you have for the day. And

that's okay because you don't have to be perfect a hundred percent of the time.

I hope that that makes you think a little bit tonight about giving yourself

a break and understanding that it's okay you're not perfect and it's okay if you

have bad days and it's okay things don't work out. The fact you show up and you

try and that you want to be a good teacher is probably the number one thing.

Thank you for joining me tonight, if you want to read the blog post that goes

along with tonight's talk, you can find that on www.madlylearning.com

For all of the show notes that correspond with this video including the

Podcast Replay, YouTube show and all other links associated with this

including the free reserve library of past upgrades, content upgrades, you

can find that at www.teachingwithinquiry.com I will catch you again next week.

Have a lovely week and I'll see you later.

Bye for now.

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Are You TRIGGERED And On A Verge Of RELAPSING? // Eating Disorder Recovery - Duration: 10:05.

Hello everybody it's Elisa here, so I know I haven't posted

videos for

I think like three weeks now or something and this is because I was very busy in February

And I think I was a little bit tired and drained, and I just had no inspiration

or you know like the energy to make videos

Yeah, and I felt like I needed to charge my own batteries before I can give out more

so yeah, but now I'm trying to come back, and I'm trying to again make consistent videos every week

Yes, but by the way, I also want to mention if you don't know that actually I have a Facebook group

And I made it like a month ago or so and we have already like 200 people there

so if you want to join the Facebook group

then I will post a link down below, and this group is like very great, so many people encouraging each other and

supporting each other, you can ask your questions and

I'm also gonna be there time after time

checking on you and answering your questions giving you support

Yeah, so if you want to check out the group the link is in the description. So today's video

I thought maybe I will talk about

You know like in recovery when you are triggered

And maybe you're triggered because you are, I don't know, trying on your old clothes that don't fit

Or maybe somebody is saying some triggering comment to you. Maybe you feel like you have gained weight

Maybe you have the extreme hunger and you panic about the amount of food you're eating

And then you feel triggered and this is kind of the situation

I remember I was in many times in my recovery and because I was recovering on my own

I didn't have anybody to kind of you know shake me, like shake me out of this "Elisa don't

relapse because your triggered you just just have to keep on going"

But over time as I did my like relapses

And I went like back and forth a little bit with recovery and then relapses then over time

I really learned from them

To kind of see the similar pattern that each time when I got triggered and I went back to relapse

after some period of time I just couldn't you know

restrict myself, and I was back to the binging or having the extreme hunger

and I kind of realized that okay, this was the restriction and it always leads me back to feeling miserable

feeling sick

about my eating disorder and wanting to be back to recovery and

Then next time I felt triggered I relapsed again and again again, but over time

I really learned that when I got triggered

I started to kind of think

Before I took action

You know to relapse or start restricting, and I really started to think - okay last time I was triggered what did I do?

I went back to restriction and then what happened?

Felt again trapped in my eating disorder, and then I wanted to start recovery again

But I felt by that point I had lost some precious time

but since I started to think before I relapsed I started to really see the pattern and

Actually, I came into the conclusion that

Even though I feel triggered right now like restriction

cannot be the answer, restriction is not an option anymore

Because I know it will lead me nowhere. It would just set me back in my recovery and

ultimately like what is the point of relapsing? what is the freaking point because every time it's just completing the

Or continuing the same old cycle, and it will lead absolutely nowhere

and I know like I can I don't know restrict for a week or two or like a month or something and

then I would be wanting to go back to recovery because

Simply when you restrict it will never ever end, like the eating disorder will never end

You have to maintain this for the rest of your life then, and I knew that this is just not

possibility for me

I cannot restrict for the rest of my life. This didn't even sound logical, so I started to realize that

Okay, I can be triggered, I can be scared, I can be panicked, I can be anxious about the weight gain or

water retention or like food "sitting in my stomach"

Like I can be triggered about somebody's comment

I can be triggered because maybe my clothes don't fit me or something

But what is the other option? If I restrict,

I relapse, then what? What is the ultimate solution it will give me?

Like to lose some weight?

Okay, and then what then what? Then what happens? You're gonna have to just maintain restriction for the rest of your life?

And I simply thinking about it, you know like that

By you know before taking the action I started to think - okay

Where would this action actually lead me? To be very realistic and logical about it

and then by using my logic and also my past experience of

relapses I simply convinced myself that relapses are pointless

relapses

Cannot lead me anywhere

They just leave me to another dead end

so

Relapses cannot even be options anymore, like they just leave me in the same old eating disorder cycle, so yeah

I understood that relapses are pointless, no matter how triggered I am, no matter

you know

If I'm gonna have to extreme hunger or weight gain

Like I can't, I can't control it and

in order to find out what is the other side of recovery, what if I stop relapsing and

I stop restricting and if I'm triggered, I'm still gonna keep on going? I can be triggered,

I can be scared, I can be panicked, but I'm still gonna keep on going,

I'm not gonna relapse. Then what if like this will actually lead me to some somewhere good?

Like this is the road to

recovery and

If I don't relapse

because I'm triggered or something I have the best possible chance of recovering.

And I was simply so sick and tired of doing the same old

relapses over over again and thinking like something will change

Because I was convinced that this is simply

You know, the most

stupid thing for me to do, to relapse, because my past proved me that it didn't lead me anywhere

and actually

if you are, Elisa, if you are so sick and tired of your eating disorder then what if you take

the actual road that has proven you know by other people's

experiences, by the science, the logic of recovery, that has proven to lead people to full recovery.

What if it will work for me as well? You know because you know the other road of relapses and eating disorder

it 100% don't work

But,

what if the recovery will work for me? And I was willing to take this road

You know, to "risk it" like to take this risk in order to have a chance to get free

If you relapse, you have no chance to get free. But if you stick with recovery, you wait it out

You just keep on going,

you do the challenges, you push yourself

into the...keeping on the recovery and everything, you have the best possible chance of

recovering one day and

And yeah, like don't you want to find out what recovery is like?

Because again...

you don't have another option in my view

You don't have another option, the only option is to

you know

You can be triggered, you can be scared

But the only real option is to keep on going and not simply relapse. Like what's the point of that?

What's the point of that?

So yeah, this is my message today

Yeah, and if you have any interesting questions for me

you can pop them below this video in the comments

but yeah, thank you for watching, and I will see you in my next video, bye!

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Hello everybody! I am Andy and today i'm going to teach you how to make

eggless duchess potatoes

The first thing we have to do is to peal the potatoes

and cut them in cubes

I don't know if in your country they are called duchess potatoes

but if you call them differently, leave a comment with the name :D

We add some water to the pot

until it covers the potatoes

and we put them on the stove, high heat

for 30 minutes

since the water is boiling

so they become very soft

This is needed, because we are going to make a pure

the pure has to be soft and smooth

so we can make this potatoes

We add some butter

We add the reconstituted egg substitute

Some salt

some pepper

And we mix this well

we are going to add flour

so we can get this dryer

And when we are good to go

we are going to put flour on our hands and on the table

and we are going to start to take pieces of dough

the size is like a walnut

that we are going to fry after

They should look like this

we are going to put them in the hot oil

so the can fry

You have to stir them so they doesn't get burned

until they have a golden color

and they are ready to get them on an paper towel

and after that eat them, we wish that you like this video

and have a great day!

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Hello YouTube folks here your friend Powermafia back that video there on the B side of the collection,

the whole collection has its A side, which is the side that stands out and has the side B

that are things that stay here on the B side in the collection are operational items this type

I'll show you some trinkets. I have here that I have here, that I can undo

and also do not have much application

I know there you will judge there. I have here I found

Pretty came with chewing gum or something Fini is a metal ball you tighten

Some place here, it opens the kind of Cacareco that you accumulate and you can do it.

to you and already this series also I have this from here Angry Birds indeed I bought

the chewing gum because of the Box angry birds .

is that I have a box of memory inclusive

I see now I have not even seen that has even the manual here in Japanese.

Manual

Of course it should not be the original manual, I say it may not be original because

the impression that the paper does not seem to have that quality. but it's a curiosity thing

By the box you can mount the box it is disassembled because it was in another place.

speaking in box, has the memory card box, only I keep these cards are

Micro SD card adapter has some other name I can not remember. He's great dingoo because

dingoo uses this type of card I keep. Is it a way to save both the box and save the item

and, here more boxes are boxes to speak the truth I do not remember buying any

From this box I bought the game and came with this box and this protective case is for

Nintendo DS you open here and put the game and that part here is rubbery and

drunk

I have a two has a three to put the Nintendo DS game you can save and

gets well protected from hits.

Game that you end up not buying, a lot for example

This game here barbie Princess Island. Game Boy Advanced, people I would not buy this

game. I bought I think the batch or bought a Nintendo DS and came with something and in the

middle came this game now to speak the truth has even some games that are good of Barbie

eg Barbie Musketeers. No more ds an R4 for DSi it is already deprecated for

the Nintendo DSi I have a Japanese Nintendo DSi that is equipped with the dstwo which is the flashcard

more evolved and is outdated too and is more complicated to find better site

to update You do not think anymore and is getting sideways, it does not work you

catching a Nintendo DS it works yes. This one here is very interesting here too

already obsolete. Nintendo DSi connector - it has a video of it only if you search on my channel

What is the use of this, that is, nothing more than a transmitter of wi-fi, portable

have the program that needs to be installed and a how to make a holter of exclusive wi-fi

for Nintendo devices. Either Nintendo Wii or Nintendo Wii U Nintendo DS or Nintendo

3DS all of your family it works and only works on Windows XP or Windows Vista if

Do not fail me memory is a curiosity Apparatus even I used a good time too.

Game Boy Advanced cartridge this one was with my son my son he demolished the cartridge

do not have a game in here he played in water did the... what did with the game at the time

of the Nintendo DS. Just have the carcass up to this half risky here because if one appears

game I can do a relabel who knows. This one I bought as a running game

bought in a place that calls sebo cartridge of Game Boy game Ranma half does not work

is stopped. Hahahahaha. Here it is also stopped not that it does not work but it

I do not have to be here right in the collection for not having the box is a movie for PSP

the movie calls kickass cool movie is not bad is not here another interesting machine

this here came from China AliExpress is a converter you can see entry rca

pal-n and ntsc sometimes depending on the device you need to have a converter of this I

I used logic not equal to that, I used a lot of the bike went crazy here, I used a lot here in a

era of the 3rd I had the 3Do and at that time there was no color conversion as it was American

did not work the colors of the television and needed of a box of this to convert and stay

colorful. Good folks this was part two of the B side of the collection are curiosities

that we hope to bring you more items than I am digging up the Space Ghost of Powermafia

games a strong hug and stay all with God

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Lagdi Lahore Di Aa

Lahore Di Aa

O Lagdi Lahore Di Aa

Jis Hisab Na Hass Di Aa

O Punjab Di Aa

Jiss Hisab Na Tak Di Aa

O Lagdi lahore Di Aa

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Oil / fuel pump - ULTIMATE SPEED - LIDL

hello, unpacking the ULTIMATE SPEED LIDL oil pump (14,99 €)

for an easy and clean oil change

to pump motor oil, gasoline and fuel oil

oil flow rate: 0.2 Liter / minute (eg 20 minutes for 4 Liters) and gasoline / fuel oil: 1.5 Liter / minute

power consumption: 60w

operating time: 30 minutes (maximum), it is necessary to take a 10 minute break enuite

the instructions for use + 2 clamps

suction pipe (diameter 6 mm - length: 1.2 meters)

drain hose (diameter 12 mm - length: 2 meters)

the oil pump

On Off

cable to connect to your car battery (+) and (-)

length: 1.3 meters

positive clamp (red) and negative clamp (black) - 2 cm opening

the pliers are small, the protection moves

weight 710 grams (1.56 lb) 13 x 8 x 8 centimeters

the flow direction of the liquid

connect the pipes

remove the protections

take the suction hose (the small one) and put a hose clamp

connect here (IN)

take the drain hose (the big one) and put a hose clamp - connect here (OUT)

tighten with a screwdriver

the device is ready for use.

if you have the product, recommendations, advice, thank you for leaving a message

in a few days, I will empty my car (the time to receive my oil filter)

this will be my first drain! Thank you and see you soon !!

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