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good day first world travelers and welcome back today I'm out and about in Mexico

City once again very close to hospital general station and in this video we're

going to be exploring two areas that I mentioned in many other videos before

really taking a walk through Roma Norte and Condesa two very popular areas

let's see if we can find out why

so welcome to Roma Norte I'm going for a little bit of a walk today to show you

two areas rather than just one and the reason I'm doing this is that they're

often both grouped together Roma Norte and condesa for some reason at least

for people like me tourists and on that point at the

beginning of this video I said there's a popular however Mexicans might disagree

with me on that because what I mean by that is it's very popular for people

like me people that are traveling working online digital nomads it's a

really popular area to live because it's very nice basically it's a it's a more

safe area I suppose of Mexico City and it's more desirable I would say as you

can see behind me there's lots of different architecture and it's it's

similar in Condesa as well and as I've said in other videos this is just

another example cow variety that's not even a word but how much variety there

is in Mexico City so when we're going to head up that way and go to a few little

stops and I'll show you a few little bits

and also from what I understand Contessa and Roma were very popular with Mexicans

back in the day particularly more affluent people and also the Jewish

community the problem was the in 1985 there was a big earthquake in

Mexico City and it caused a lot of damage basically and that meant that the people

who lived here moved basically so the Jewish community firstly moved to

Polanco and then place it like Lomas de Chapultepec the rich areas

okay so that's barely history about these areas I'm going to my now which is

a bit of a surprise oh my god I've just seen a sign for the place I'm going this

is a special treat for old time subscribers yeah we're going to a

Japanese place yes check this out

we're back in Japan Pocky chocolate banana yes we've Miso soup

legendary Momofuku Ando for those of you that watched my Japan videos these are 60 pesos

which I can't remember how much that is in dollars but I'll put it on the screen

I think it's more expensive than it would

remember family mart 7-eleven you get things you know the currypan they're up

there but it says like cheese croquette I don't know if it's the same thing I

don't think it's a curry one this is amazing wasabi peas as well there's

so many things that I remember I could literally have a meltdown right now okay

I avoided having a meltdown this place is called MIKASA and I got Pocky

this is very difficult because I have no hands where's my sexy blonde girl

girlfriend just on the floor so yeah croquette thing and also a salmon and

cheese thing too I had a bit of a strange experience

saying arigatou gozaimasu to someone who was Mexican but it was

slightly strange I've just noticed as I came outside there's no like a food area

you can have okonomiyaki if you want to check out proper to Hiroshima

Okonomiyaki i'll put the link up there above sorry I can't speak I'm too

confused because of the actual Japanness this wonderful I feel violated obviously

it's not gonna be like Japanese food authentic Japanese food but that was

diabolical remind me not to do that again the croquette thing you know when I

think about I think of breaking open one in Family Mart and it's full of curry

stuff you know but that was all full of potato and cheese and you know Mexican

cheese and it has its like Japanese food with a Mexican twist basically but I'm

sure the actual cooked food is better but I'm not gonna try the okonomiyaki

here purely because I don't want to destroy the memory of it from Japan but

you know this is a nice basic especially if you didn't like Japan and it makes me

feel like i'm at home again oh god take me back anyway I've got the pocky to eat so it's alright

right one thing I'm noticing about Roma

is the amount of greenery which on you anyway but this building up here which

I'll show you now is just like a car park but it's got greenery like pouring

off it and I've read somewhere that this is done in Mexico City to aid pollution

or you know reduce the effects of pollution has photosynthesis yes I have

a GCSE in science it breathes more oxygen into the air so

you know if you can clarify this so I'm not sure clear up in the comments as

always thank you very much now I don't know when this video turned into a

reminiscing about old videos video but it's happening so another thing that

I've done before is visit Pripyat in Chernobyl Ukraine you know the power

station and I spend the day clambering up abandoned buildings and little bit as

you can see behind me there's also graffiti lots of what looks like

abandoned buildings and as I said earlier as a result of the earthquake in

1985 a lot of these buildings were abandoned and this one in particular is

probably the most famous one it's called condominium insurgentes insurgentes

don't know basically I believe it was like a residential building apartment

building that was abandoned as a result and I've seen videos where people

actually go in there and explore and but since then I believe that the bottom few

floors have been refurbished so it's an abandoned building so exciting let's go

and look around okay so I'm at the base you can clearly

see down the bottom that there are what look like shops that are operating it

does look a bit dilapidated still and if we go up there I don't know if you can

see yes you can the top floors look very much still abandoned so smashed windows

it looks like a hellhole there was on the side of this building a huge neon

sign it was called I think it was called the Canada Building because on the sign

here had Canada on it and just there in the middle of the screen where it says

tes that's cool it's old old writing text signage there's buried behind those

trees that's the sort of thing I love it's all overgrown you've got the

columns up there how cool is this and that there are I've read online than

there are talks while calls to rip this building down there's dangerous fires

walk around the back so this hellhole area there's a side of the wall

I've Google translated it says something about going to an office between 10:00

and 6:00 it was two years ago that office is probably vanished by now uh

turn these doors no obstruction locked I've got a continue so I found the way

in back then but even in the staircase I could have easily slipped up the

staircase but there's security everywhere I don't really want to get

arrested for trespassing and thrown in a Mexican jail so you don't have to have

to imagine what it's like up there never mind so enough abandoned buildings and

Japanese food for one day we're leaving Roma Norte and heading into Condesa

and you can really the difference between the two because Condesa is full

of tree-lined streets down the middle and these or benches are over there that

remind me of Condesa I haven't been here since but literally my first day in

Mexico City I don't know why because it is very nice there's lots of cafes and

it's very sophisticated and a lot quieter than a lot of places in Mexico

City but the problem is there's no subway station here and on a subway

person so I have to have a subway in the area what you looking at really

annoys me people walking past glaring at the camera so this is another example of

the wonderful parks in Mexico see it's good for dog walking if you have a dog

there is a couple of teenagers over there snogging lucky them and there's

lots of sitting areas I see a fountain over there and once again it's just

another good example of parks basically

so here we are in Condesa who's a typical example architecture over there

tree-lined streets and just like how different is from elsewhere in Mexico

City you've also got very colorful buildings and I believe that the

architecture in this area is a combination of Art Nouveau and Art Deco

similar to Palacio de Bellas Artes where it's Art Nouveau on the outside

and Art Deco on the inside so this is an architecture persons dream so I think

you'll agree you could literally walk around Condesa all day looking at all

the different architecture the different colored buildings the different vehicles

around they also really cool if you wanna see more photos from Kadesh so

check out my Instagram which is on the screen there and just one thing about

this area I mentioned earlier about digital nomads and when I watch videos

for of other travel youtubers or digital nomads in Mexico City they only seem to

ever be in Condesa and as you've probably seen in other videos there's so

many different other areas of Mexico City which to be honest I think a better

than condesa I think this is overrated a bit of an anti-climax in a lot of ways

even though it is very nice so yeah that's my opinion

honest as always and that's this video done I am exhausted so I'm going to go

home to sleep I hope you enjoyed having a look around Roma and Condesa Japanese

food abandoned buildings and lovely architecture don't forget to leave a

like leave a comment what do you think Condesa

tell me in the comments below and don't forget to subscribe I'll catch you later

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Lejos de perder seguidores al hacer público su apoyo a uno de los cuatro candidatos a la Presidencia, Belinda está ganando como siempre

"No he perdido seguidores, al contrario, muchas gracias por todos sus mensajes y muestras de cariño", escribió en su cuenta de Twitter

Y es que tras el segundo debate a la Presidencia, la interprete de Sapito manifestó abiertamente su apoyo al candidato Andrés Manuel López Obrador

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Marvel Cinematic Universe: Timeline (Part 1 - Updated) - Duration: 6:59.

In the beginning, as the universe exploded into being, six singularities of immense power

were forged into concentrated ingots (in gut) possibly by the Cosmic Entities Infinity,

Entropy, Eternity and Death.

Over time, the infinity stones representing Space, Mind, Reality, Power, Soul and Time

became scattered across the universe, with only those of great strength able to wield

them.

Beings like the Celestial, Eson the Searcher, who used the power stone to destroy a planet.

However the stone eventually proved too powerful to use and so was encased in an Orb and abandoned

in a Temple on the Planet of Morag.

Over time the world's climate drastically changed becoming covered in ocean, making

the temple accessible only once every 300 years, when the waters temporarily receded.

Although others of his kind once populated the Universe, the Celestial known as Ego was

alone for a great portion of his life, creating his own layers of reality which became a planet

he inhabited.

Journeying into space to search for other lifeforms, he was disappointed to find mortal

beings of limited ability and intelligence, and so he set out on a mission to expand his

own lifeforce by planting seeds that would consume various worlds.

In order to be powerful enough to go through with this great project of expansion, he needed

another being like himself, and so mated with females from differeny species, in the hopes

they might have a child with Celestial powers.

On the planet that came to be known as Earth, a meteor of vibranium struck the continent

of Africa, imbuing the plant life in the area with mystical powers.

Eventually, five human tribes settled nearby, often going to war against each other until

there emerged a leader named Bashenga, blessed by the goddess Bast who consumed a special

heart shaped herb that gave him the powers of the black panther.

Four of the tribes submitted to his rule, leaving only the Jabari who refused and retreated

into the mountains.

Wakanda would then hide their true power from the rest of the world, using vibranium to

create advanced technologies for their own uses.

Developing into advanced cybernetic beings, the ancient Chronicom sent their people to

observe and explore other lifeforms in the universe, sending one of their kind to Earth,

where he watched human development, eventually becoming known as Enoch.

As the early civilizations of Earth developed, a human by the name of Agamotto acquired the

Time Stone, becoming a student of the mystic arts and the first Sorcerer Supreme, housing

the stone in an item called the Eye, which allowed the wielders to safely channel it's

power.

The Eye was then guarded by his followers for thousands of years, as they passed on

Agamotto's knowledge of the mystic arts to new generations

During an age of darkness, before the dawn of the nine realms, the Dark Elves ruled unchallenged

from their home planet of Svartelheim (svart alf heim) but eventually lost their authority

when other civilizations rose to prominence.

Seeking to return to an age of darkness, Malekith, ruler of the Dark elves tried to use the power

of the Aether or Reality stone during the Convergence, an event every 5000 years in

which the nine realms aligned.

Yet he was soon confronted by the Asgardians following King Bor, who defeated the Dark

Elves and used the bifrost to transport the Aether away.

Although Malekith and his closest followers survived the attack going into stasis aboard

a cloaked ship, the rest of the dark elves were destroyed with King Bor ordering the

reality stone hidden away in a secret location.

Far off in space, the Kree Empire developed into an authoritarian and militaristic culture

seeking to subjugate other worlds.

However after a particularly devastating war, the Empire became politically divided in how

best to seek vengeance for their losses.

One faction decided to send scientists to a number of worlds where they performed genetic

experiments on the native populations in the hopes of developing a powerful biological

weapon.

Some of these scientists came to earth and through their experiments manipulated human

genes to create a sub race with unique abilities that came to be known as Inhumans.

These genes remained dormant inside the host body until exposed to Terrigen mist, which

emanated from Terrigen Crystals stored inside Diviners.

Although the Kree government soon shut down these illegal experiments, their work on Earth

led to the creation of Hive, a powerful inhuman once known as Alveus, able to manipulate the

thoughts of other inhumans and possess the minds of the dead.

Originally he was meant to lead the Inhuman army on behalf of the Kree, but instead he

rebelled, leading others of his kind against their creators, banishing them from Earth.

Yet the Hive soon became so powerful his own followers feared him, leading to a human-inhuman

alliance which turned against their ruler, exiling him to the planet Maveth through a

teleportation device known as the Monolith, created by the Kree.

Yet not all were prepared to abandon the man who freed Earth from their alien masters and

so a cult formed with the intention of bringing the Hive back to rule the planet.

This secret society eventually became an organization bent on world domination known as Hydra, with

an eternal devotion to the Hive of Maveth, sending human sacrifices through the monolith,

so he could survive by possessing new host bodies.

Due to these early Kree experiments, inhuman genes were passed down to later generations,

allowing for some future humans to develop special powers when exposed to Terrigen mist.

Sometime following the First Dark Elf Conflict King Bor died in battle, leaving the throne

of Asgard to his son and heir Odin.

In time Odin and his wife Frigga became powerful rulers, with the Allfather even defeating

the fire demon Surtur, banishing him to Muspelheim and taking away the source of his great power,

the Eternal Flame which was stored in Odin's Vault.

Seeking to establish greater control and authority over the nine realms, Odin and his first born

child, Hela, known as the goddess of Death, engaged in a campaign of conquest, slaughtering

those who stood in opposition.

Yet once they were subjugated, Hela wished to continue expanding beyond the nine realms,

growing so violent and aggressive Odin felt he had no choice but to exile her to a region

of Niflheim known as Hel, banishing all mention of this portion of their history, and establishing

a new age of peace and prosperity for the realms they conquered.

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How to Propagate Mexican Mint/Oregano | This Herbal Must Grow in Every House//GREEN PLANTS - Duration: 6:27.

welcome to my channel

today I'm going to show you

how to propagate Mexican Mint

also known by other names like oregano, spanish thyme etc

it's a succulent herb with aroma

the leaves are thick, fleshy,succulent and fuzzy

now i going to get some cuttings

i'm just cutting it with a sharp knife

removing rotting and yellow leaves

propagating this plant is very easy

just take a cup of water

and

put the all cuttings in water

and wait for a week

after 10 days

all cutting are completely rooted

now transplanting the plant

it needs well draining soil

no fertilization required for this plant

and

just water it regularly

partial or full sun need for this plant

and also

it can be propagated by stem cuttings that can be sown directly into potting mix

uses of this herbal

it can help in relieving nasal congestion,cold and cough

its leaves can be used to flavor poultry and meats.

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Health Benefits Of cold showers.

a kid, I was a big James Bond fan.

Saw all the movies and read all the books.

One thing I noticed about the book version of James Bond was that every time he took

a shower, he would start off with the water nice and hot, and then turn it down to cold

for the last few minutes.

Perhaps this little detail of Bond�s personal bathing regimen was a subtle way for Ian Fleming

to illustrate Bond�s Scottish ancestry.

In this video we are talking about best 5 Health Benefits Of cold showers.

So please click the subscribe batton and press the bell icon for more videos.

Number 1.

Improve Your Skin & Hair.

If your not motivated by feeling better, then be motivated by looking better.

One of the best ways to improve your skin (and hair) is by taking cold showers.

Plus it�s free!

According to certified Dermatologist Jessica Krant, ice cold water can help our skin by

preventing it from losing too many natural oils.

And your hair gets the same benefit.

Number 2.

More Will Power.

Are you struggling to build willpower in your life?

Do you constantly find yourself giving into temptation or letting people walk all over

you?

Well, it�s time to consider a cold shower.

One of the biggest benefits noted through studies is how your willpower builds all because

of an icy shower on a morning.

It�s something often overlooked as a benefit though.

Number 3.

Increases hormone production.

If you�re trying to have a baby, get your partner to start taking cold showers.

Exposure to heat decreases sperm counts.

Hot baths were even used as contraceptive in the 1950s.

The evidence seems pretty overwhelming, so have we convinced you?

Even if you�re not game to go cold right away, start slow and turn down the temperature

by a few degrees each time.

Number 4.

Weight Loss.

Another way cold showers will make you look better, is by promoting fat loss.

Most people don�t know this, but there are two types of fat in your body.

Brown fat & white fat.

White fat is bad.

It�s the body fat that we all hate so much.

Brown fat is good.

It�s function is to generate heat and keep your body warm.

When you take a cold shower, brown fat is activated, resulting in an increase in energy

and calories burned to keep your body warm.

Number 5.

Strong Will Power.

Out of all the other articles out there, no one lists this as a positive of taking cold

showers, but I personally think it�s the most important.

Cold showers build massive will power.

To a cold shower virgin, the amount of will power it takes to take cold showers may seem

like that of a Shaolin Monk, because for the common man it is a pretty big jump.

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Návštěvu slavnosti si můžete zpříjemnit zastavením na Otevřených sklepech v Uherském hradišti v sobotu den před hlavním průvodem ve Vlčnově

Stihnete tak dvě akce zároveň, které se nachází blízko u sebe. RunTour Ústí nad Labem Pro sportovně založené jedince i rodiny se v sobotu koná běžecký závod Run Tour v Ústí nad Labem

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Crown Princess Mary to her husband: "I am so happy that you swept me off my feet" - Duration: 13:20.

Your Majesties. Your Royal Highnesses. Your Highnesses. Excellences.

Ladies and gentlemen. Family and friends.

All the things I would like to say. All the things I could say.

All the things I shouldn't say.

And all the things there is room to say. 50 years old today.

Father of four. Naval Special Force Soldier. Art lover.

Music lover. Military man. Sportsman.

My man. Business ambassador. Son.

Adventurer. Greenland explorer. Brother.

And a good friend. How does one in words capture a person like you?

Without leaving out too much of what makes you, you…

I have pondered over this many times as this day has approached. You are a person of many dimensions.

Complex and straightforward at the same time.

You come in many guises so to speak. You are in constant movement.

Nevertheless, you stand firm.

By being in constant movement, you, if any, are a person who truly knows yourself. You are yourself.

It takes courage – and time – to find oneself.

You have done so and you continue to do so.

You have trod your own path since you were a very young child, -

- despite the fact that your course in life had been charted in many ways, -

and at times you encountered opposition and particular expectations along the way.

You have always pushed the boundaries and you have insisted -

on shaping the world around you to fit the person, and have not allowed the structures in that world to define you.

Your passion has been your compass. You have lived by your father's approach to life:

That in the unconventional and in the surprising there is often a hidden treasure.

You meet people with a directness and an openness -

that gives you access to hearts and minds in an extraordinary manner.

Your impact on people is unique.

And I really don't think that you realize that you have this gift.

You can talk to anyone and you believe that we all can contribute, -

that we can always learn from each other because we all have different perspectives.

You perceive people as connected despite differences.

And the greater the number of perspectives, the greater the potential. You take pleasure on the success of others.

You are a positive person -

- and you are easily moved to laughter.

And you are not stingy with your laughter... or your jokes for that matter.

And often the two come together; you always laugh (a lot) at your own jokes.

And I have quite simply lost count -

of the times I had to hear you tell the same jokes over and over again.

It is as if you are trying to continuously perfect how they are delivered…

Those who have had the pleasure of eating out with you, will know, for example, -

that if a waiter asks, "Are you finished?", -

- you can be dead certain that you will answer, "No, no, I'm Danish".

Every time. And laugh. Every time.

"To dare is to lose one's footing for a moment.

Not to dare is to lose oneself."

With these words you invited me into your world and the world of the Danes, -

-after we had only known each other for a short time.

And there were, indeed, many unsure steps when we started our common journey, -

- side by side and separated at one and the same time.

We dared to lose that part of our hearts,

- which we allowed the other to hold in their hands.

It takes courage to dare, but without daring we lose what could have been.

I am so happy that you swept me off my feet -

and that we dared to fall for each other – not for a moment, but for life.

And life with you is never boring.

As I have already said: You come in many guises.

We never know if you'll come through the door dressed in uniform, -

a business suit, a wetsuit, or as a "Mamil".

For those of you who are not familiar with the concept "Mamil". I can tell you that it is an English term -

- now officially recognised in the Oxford English Dictionary for a growing sub-culture -

of "Middle-aged men in lycra, who ride expensive racing bicycles, -

wearing professional style body-hugging jerseys and shorts."

Opinions differ as to whether lycra and men that are 40 plus are a good combination.

And in this case, we are actually talking about 50 plus.

But darling, you still look rather sharp in lycra.

I do, however, find it a bit difficult when it comes to the combination of lycra, helmet, and roller skis.

And when you and your teammates for your first Vassaloppet -

decided to participate wearing a white lycra…

To be brutally honest… it simply didn't work.

And I believe you could see it yourself afterward.

You challenge yourself physically, and you definitely don't compromise when it comes to gear.

You have demonstrated physical strength, yes, but behind that lies an incredible mental strength.

You have an iron will which most people have witnessed from your physical accomplishments.

- As I see it, you carry this mental strength with you, in all aspects of life.

You find great satisfaction in pushing your physical and mental limits.

You live by the motto "it is the will to want that fosters the ability to do" -

and you have passed that on to me and our children:

The conviction that we can if we want – no matter the expectations.

Lycra or not.

I got to know you in shorts and T-shirt, -

- and I remember very clearly the first time you changed from casual to gala.

It was during my first visit to Denmark where we had celebrated our first New Years together.

I was sitting on the couch in your living room when you said -

that you should get ready for dinner, a dinner that is always held on 1st of January.

At that time, -

I really didn't know so much about that part of your world.

So, I didn't give it much thought.

You left the room, as the man I knew, and came back in full gala uniform.

And if I had known Danish at the time, -

I would probably have thought to myself "aij, hvor har jeg scoret over evne" (wow – I've really scored above my league).

It was suddenly a very different image of you that was new to me.

Deeply impressive and daunting at the same time. But your eyes and your smile were the same.

Gala or not. And that's the way you are.

You have found the roots of your being by making a diversion from your Childhood Street (ref. text from a Danish song and novel) –

- by going your own way.

You are a determined person. You go after what you set your sight on.

And you usually succeed.

And according to your children, you are also a very successful father.

They describe you as sweet, fun, wonderful, wise, brave, helpful, cool and handsome.

You're their everything.

They describe you as being true to yourself and your beliefs are not easily changed.

They know that you believe in them – also when they doubt themselves.

You encourage them to believe in themselves.

And when on the rare occasion you get cross, you quickly put it behind you, just as your father did.

They know nothing better than being together with you –

it is not a matter of what you do together, but that you are together.

You allow yourself to be carried away by our children.

You easily find your inner child and your children love it -

when that side of you takes over through imagination, play, and games.

But you should also know that they think you are a bad loser.

And they agree that Vincent is the one who has inherited this trait strongest from you.

For me, it is in our family moments -

that I feel most grateful, most united, most in love.

Sometimes we hit the target without even aiming. That is what I think of our first meeting.

A stroke of good luck that became a choice. We have become so close by giving each other space.

And you, in particular, have supported me in finding a foothold and my way -

- in the world that was yours and is now ours.

You love your country and you have long ago imparted this love to me.

So much that I'm deeply moved when I sing:

"I Danmark er jeg født, der har jeg hjemme" ("In Denmark, I was born, this is my home").

Well aware that although I'm at home here, I belong here, I was not born here...

My own explanation is that our roots continue to grow throughout our lives. We can always find our home.

I started my speech by asking:

How does one in words capture a person like you?

The answer is: You simply cannot.

You can dare to walk together.

On our wedding day, you invited me to come and to see -

what awaited us in love, and I have loved every step and every view.

Of all the things I have chosen to say, -

- I choose to finish with the words from another beautiful song:

Congratulations! I love you.

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I HAVE TO MOVE | ANXIETY ATTACK - Duration: 3:33.

guys I am an absolute mess today has been an insane freaking day I have no

makeup on and that is because I had like an anxiety attack and I haven't had an

anxiety attack in I don't know how many years right now or how long but it

hasn't been for such a long time and the reason that I had an anxiety attack is

because we're actually selling my house and I had to kind of figure out am I

gonna still continue living with my mom and my brother I can't move in with my

boyfriend yet because this is kind of like a short notice thing and we have to

figure out all the financial stuff that comes with moving and like deposits and

first month's rent moving cost furniture like it's a huge mess so I lost my s***

felt like I have no idea what was gonna like happen I know where I was gonna

live and then I have a cat on top of it I was like what's gonna happen to my cat

I don't want to give my cat away and i started literally losing it even more and

then I remembered I'm gonna have some money from the sell of the house so my

plan is me my mom and my brother are gonna continue looking for a one family

home maybe with a finished basement that I can live in because right now I live

in a studio apartment in the basement luckily this basement was already fully

fixed and we just did small improvements before I moved in like we changed the

carpeting to tile floor we redid the tiles in the bathroom and that's

basically and then we painted so today we saw a house that was kind of

relatively close to my house and I saw the basement and I was mortified just

mortified of how ugly the basement was the oil boiler or whatever was

like exposed I don't know if that gets hot I don't

want my cat to touch it the stairs are horrible it had the grossest smelling

carpet that would have to be removed and then who knows the floors underneath

it's so tiny I'm used to so much space I sound so spoiled my plan is now the

money from the sale of the home I'm gonna use for a one-year lease by myself

with my cat and then after the one-year lease is over me and my boyfriend will

move in together that's our plan that's my plan B in case this whole basement

apartment thing doesn't work out so you can tell like I was crying I'm like a

crazy person and then I made it worse by like patting my eyes with like toilet

paper and then you know toilet paper disintegrates and then it was getting

like stuck underneath like my eye and then I don't know what happened it's like I don't

know I lost all function and I lost all ability to regulate my mood so I guess

this video is kind of like a life update I don't know if you're gonna see this I

don't know if I'm gonna post this because I look crazy I was feeling crazy

but I feel better now but I don't know I don't know what this video is but this

is it this is this is raw me

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Where Do I Go: With My Anger? - Duration: 28:31.

[PASTOR MICHAEL NOVOTNY]

Do you have grudges and

resentments that you're

holding on to?

Pastor Jeske shows us how

you can let that anger go.

[MUSIC]

[PASTOR MARK JESKE]

Why do we hang onto

old anger as though

they're gold krugerrands

or something?

It's both disappointing to

me but I guess somewhat

understandable because

see, when you're angry, it

releases adrenaline.

You feel sort of more

alive.

It kind of wakes you up.

You're not - when you're

angry, you're not sort of

drifting along; it has a

weird effect of energizing

you, doesn't it?

Have you noticed that?

And you might think you

can get more done when

you've got this edge, an

anger edge.

When you go to work and

you're really angry at

your boss, in the short

run it can be a motivator:

"I'm going to show that

jerk!

I'm going to show her what

a witch she is," to pick a

word.

"I'm going to show her."

So it can be a bit of a

motivator but, man, if you

carry that around day

after day, anger -

negative emotion - is like

acid in your insides.

It will eat out your

stomach and it will eat

out your soul and your

spirit.

I think I know why we're

reluctant to let go of it

because it gives you a

feeling of moral

superiority.

I'm in the right and she,

that witch, is in the

wrong.

So I'm looking downhill; I

can judge her.

Who doesn't want to judge?

Judging is fun, isn't it?

Because you can pick out

other people's flaws and

as long as you don't

resolve the anger, if

you're still holding it,

you can look downhill at

people.

I'm up here on my holiness

hill and you are down

there in the pit of sin

and hell and death.

It's much easier to sit in

your judgment tower, look

downhill, point fingers

because then you don't

have to listen to anybody

else straightening you

out.

But what happens is you

get in a loop like this

and it reinforces itself.

It's an echo chamber and

you freeze in like that.

It ruins relationships, it

can wreck marriages, and

it can cause estrangement

between you and your kids

or you and your parents

that never gets bridged

and this coolness sets in,

which becomes a coldness,

and then you just think,

"Well, I don't speak to

her anymore."

And you go, "What?

You're flesh and blood!"

"Yeah, we don't talk."

"What?"

It's because you've

allowed yourself to get

locked into an anger loop

and you think you're in

the right because you made

up your mind long ago that

this person is a hopeless

jerk.

Well, that's the way of

Satan.

I know how we get into

that because every

negative feature I just

described, I'm describing

them with great clarity

and passion because I've

felt them all myself so I

know what I'm talking

about.

But there's a better way

and I'd like to dig into

that better with our Bible

study from Romans 12.

Would you take your Bible

out and look it up with

me?

Mobile devices are

allowed; no emails please.

And turn to Romans 12 -

I'd like to kind of taste

and savor with you the

last two paragraphs of

Romans 12.

This is in the applied

Christianity section of

Romans.

The first eight chapters -

maybe more eloquently than

anywhere else in all of

Scripture - describe how

sinners like you and me

get saved; how we are

justified by the

incredible choice of the

Father from all eternity

who decided to go after

you.

So you've been mercied and

graced, even before you

were born.

When you were still an

idea, God decided to have

mercy on you from all

eternity.

The wonderful blood of

Jesus shed on the cross

justified you.

Your faith in Christ

through the power of

washing and the word, your

faith brings you

justification.

That's how you become a

believer.

The back half of the book

talks about how to live

now that you are a

Christian.

And see, here's the funny

thing: Living the

Christian life seems to go

exactly opposite of the

way our normal business

life would play out; the

normal instincts that

people have.

Anger solves nothing;

fixes nothing, helps

nothing.

But we do it because our

instincts are along those

lines.

Here's a better way.

The first paragraph I'd

like to read with you

gives examples of the

upside down nature of life

in God's kingdom.

These are kingdom

principles; it's how God

wants things to work.

And they sure seem

backwards.

Verse 14 says, "Bless

those who persecute you."

Man, it's hard for me even

to say that because I know

I've fallen so short of

it.

Bless those who persecute

you?

So when somebody whacks

you, do you say, "Thank

you, sir.

May I have another?"

What?

[Audience: Laughter] Bless

those who persecute you?

I would - I kind of wish

verse 14 said, "Smash

those who persecute you

and teach them never to do

that again."

But no, God says, "Bless

those who persecute you."

Does that make Christians

look like spineless wimps

who just become doormats

for the rest of the world?

What?

And, "Don't curse either."

Not only absorb it but

don't cuss them out.

And you might give a

little bit of thought to

our Lord Jesus - his

teaching and his personal

example and his actual

work of saving us - was

exemplified by his

behaviors on the cross.

What's the first thing out

of Jesus' mouth as he was

being crucified?

What did he say?

"Father, [Audience:

forgive them] for they

[Audience: know not what

they do]."

He was showing mercy to

his tormentors.

He could have spoken a

word and incinerated them.

He could have done to them

what was done to the Nazi

guys in Raiders of the

Lost Ark when they lifted

the ark off and their

faces all just melted.

Jesus just could have

given a puff of his super

hot breath and simply

melted their flesh right

off their bones and a

bunch of skeletons

standing there would have

simply crumpled to the

ground because there was

no flesh left.

He could have done that!

But instead, he said,

"Father, show them mercy."

Ironically, the centurion

who was supervising that

crucifixion detail came to

the realization that they

had just crucified the Son

of God.

Maybe he became a

believer!

Maybe we're going to

celebrate in heaven the

very first fruits of mercy

instead of retaliative

justice.

I used "justice" like this

because you and I are not

very good at it.

"Rejoice with those who

rejoice; mourn with those

who mourn."

That seems like a bit of a

puzzling statement but I

think I've got it figured

out.

What I think this means is

don't think you're so

doggone important and get

involved in the lives of

the people around you and

show them some interest.

Don't just pretend you're

interested in them.

Don't just use it to sort

of manipulate them but

honestly put your own brag

stories aside and clap and

cheer for somebody else

for a change.

Make some other poor

shpeel feel important.

Our world beats people

down and makes them feel

like trash.

One of the ways you can

show your faith is by

making somebody else feel

important.

Rejoice with them!

If something happened,

don't just say, "Dang, why

do you always have good

stuff happening and I

always pick the wrong line

to be in?

When I'm standing in line

for those gifts, I got

nothing.

I got nothing; you got

everything."

You just there like, you

know, your lower lip comes

out a little bit farther

as you sulk.

No, no, no, no.

Rejoice with people who've

got something going on!

Clap and cheer for them.

That doesn't diminish you.

In fact, it will make

people love you more than

ever.

Make them celebrate what's

going on and when they're

hurt and grieving, don't

run like crazy.

A friend in need is a

friend to avoid, right?

[Audience: Laughter] Run

like the wind when you see

somebody with some broken

mess coming towards you.

No, no, no, no, no.

Grieve with people who are

grieving.

Don't say, "Man, you think

I don't have enough

problems myself?

I'm not going to drag your

problems, too.

Then my life - then my

load's going to be twice

as heavy."

In fact, the reverse

happens.

What you will find is

gospel magic happens.

When you rejoice with

somebody, the joy gets

twice as good.

When you grieve with

somebody, the pain somehow

becomes only half as

heavy.

And you're going to

inspire that person also

to be there for you.

Because when you've got a

heavy load and you're

staggering around, it's

too heavy to carry all by

yourself.

But when you have a

relationship with somebody

with whom you have

rejoiced and grieved for

them, they will be there

for you.

Making other people feel

important is the work of

Jesus Christ.

"Live in harmony with one

another."

Boy, that's harder than it

sounds, isn't it, because

the easy thing to do is to

fight all the time because

other people are so stupid

and sinful, aren't they

when you think about it?

It's hard living with so

many fools and jerks in

the world.

Live in harmony.

That's - see, you know I

don't really mean that;

I'm just saying that.

"Live in harmony with one

another."

Being a peacemaker is hard

work.

It means you're absorbing

sometimes other people's

anger and you choose not

to get upset over it.

You choose not to remember

it.

You choose not to throw

that back in their face as

soon as you can.

Being a peacemaker means

you listen twice before

acting.

Usually, we want to go in

and straighten the other

idiots out in the world

around us and this says,

no, listen twice.

Listen three times, first,

and allow other people a

chance to express what's

so upsetting to them.

And look for a way to

bring people together.

This is work; it's totally

worth it.

It's also your work;

you're being commissioned

to this by our Lord.

"Don't be proud."

Obviously, we naturally

are kind of full of

ourselves.

"Be willing to associate

with people of low

position."

It's the natural thing to

always look up and to envy

people up and to hang out

with them hoping that some

of the crumbs from their

bigger spread at their

table will fall to you.

You know, hanging out with

people who've got nicer

houses or that will give

you rides in their cool

cars or you just kind of -

we kind of aspire upward.

But this is a mark of your

faith that you pay as much

attention to people down

market as up market and

make people who have less

than you - and who are

very aware of it - that

you make them feel

important and that you're

on their level, as well.

We're all - we all equally

need grace and mercy from

our God.

I'm no better than you.

"Don't be conceited," Paul

writes.

You know, conceit is one

of those sins that nobody

ever confesses.

I have heard a lot of

people's messes over my

pastor years but nobody

ever once has confessed,

"You know, Pastor Mark, I

really am conceited."

Nobody ever says that.

And in fact, those words

have never come out of my

mouth either.

In my own personal

prayers, I've never said,

"Lord, I'm such a

conceited jerk."

See, other people are

conceited.

It's like being a

Pharisee.

How many times have you

ever personally confessed

to being a Pharisee?

Probably zero; I wouldn't

be surprised if just about

all of you said zero;

"I've never actually said,

'Lord, forgive me for

being such a Pharisee.'"

We can sure see it in

other people.

My conceit-meter is great

working on you!

I can smell it and hear it

when I see you acting

jerky.

But I don't see it in

myself so if you're

wondering, "Am I

conceited?"

don't do your own

self-evaluation.

You know what to do?

Ask the person next to you

in the pew.

Ask somebody from your

family and give them

permission to tell you

when you are just a little

too full of yourself and

allow them to have that

freedom to say it so that

you know when to dial it

down.

Now it gets intense: "Do

not repay anyone evil for

evil."

Vengeance and retaliation

are God's business, not

yours and mine.

"Be careful to do what's

right in the eyes of

everybody."

So do not settle for

burning up relationships

and moving on.

Don't wreck relationships

and just walk away.

Seek to do whatever you

can to bring about a

restoration.

"If it's possible" - as

far as it depends on you;

you can't control other

people's behavior - but

you sure can control

yours.

"Live at peace with

everyone."

Don't enjoy fighting.

The adrenaline rush of

fighting wears off soon

and you can do such

terrible damage.

"Don't take revenge, my

friends.

Leave room for God's

wrath."

Do you know why?

Because you and I do such

a crummy job at it.

First of all, a judging

spirit is not the right

kind of spirit when we

have received so much

amazing grace, love,

mercy, and forgiveness

from our Savior.

How can we cheat other

people out of it and

shortchange other people?

For we were given mercy

not to come to us, but to

come to us and through us

and flow on, like we are

its - we are just a pass

through; it comes to us so

that we can show mercy to

other people.

Another reason why God

doesn't want us to do any

judging is we do such a

crummy job of it.

We misunderstand and

misinterpret where blame

really lies, usually

giving ourselves a free

pass and being very dialed

in to other people's

failings.

And we totally cannot be

trusted with what's the

right punishment that

ought to be dished out?

Let God take care of that.

He will.

He promises you.

You are not letting evil

skate when you let go of

your personal anger.

You just choose to let it

go, just like when my dear

wife and I see - go to a

rummage sale or see

something and we think,

"Hey, this would look cool

in our house."

We've got to say to each

other, "Let it go."

In fact, we should be

making donations to every

rummage sale we see

instead of accumulating

more junk.

Don't tell her I said

that, okay?

[Audience: Laughter] It's

my fault as much as hers;

we've got to do better at

that.

Let it go because God will

do a much better job and

he will take care of it.

You don't have to worry

that you're enabling bad

behavior because you are

not acting as the

attorney, prosecuting

attorney, for other

people's flaws.

"Don't take revenge."

Sorry, gangster movies.

Bad ideas.

Don't take revenge.

God says, "It's mine to

avenge.

I will repay,' says the

Lord.

On the contrary: If your

enemy's hungry, feed him."

Shock them.

"If she's thirsty, give

her something to drink.

In doing this, you will

heap burning coals on her

head."

Shock people by being kind

when they have been jerky

to you.

And do you know what will

happen?

They'll be ashamed and

embarrassed of their harsh

words and you might just

restore a relationship.

Why?

Because you had the nerve

and the grace to go first.

Any idiot can run away and

say, "Well, when she

changes, then we can talk

again.

But, you now, she's got to

make the first move."

And that person's

thinking, "What a jerk she

is; when she makes the

first move."

So two people angrily

drifting apart, stewing in

their own vile juices, are

waiting for each other and

that day never happens

because they're too dang

proud and too angry to

take the first step.

So you know the messes

that you've got and

possibly, some of them are

because you're too caught

up in your own emotions to

take that first step of

reconciliation.

You can't change other

people nor can you live

other people's lives for

them or do other people's

words and actions for them

but you can control

yourself.

And here's the big finale

and what I want to get to:

Anger is a choice and you

have power over it!

You are not a slave of

your anger.

Your anger must obey you.

You are not captive to

your emotions.

Redeemed by Christ, you

are now also empowered by

Christ.

You can choose to let your

anger go.

Even if you're right, you

can let it go and let God

take care of doing

whatever he needs to do to

change the other person or

to condemn the other

person.

You let God do the

condemning; you can let it

go.

It's okay.

And second, forgiving

someone else, even if it's

just in your heart, is a

choice not a feeling.

You don't have to feel

lovey-dovey but you can

choose to let go of your

anger and you can choose

in your heart to forget

someone who has hurt you -

forgive someone - even,

and actually, not forget.

You can forgive someone

while not forgetting,

while remembering, and

that's the real way to

show Christ, is by

forgiving while you're

remembering.

Because forgiving and

forgetting is probably

impossible.

You can't - you don't have

selective control over all

the files in your head as

you do on your computer.

But to forgive while

remembering means you will

let God take care of the

judging and you're going

to let go of your anger

and move on.

And as much as you can, as

much as within you, by

showing acts of kindness

to the person, you may

just inspire that person

to repent and to show

kindness also to you.

You might be able to save

a relationship.

So if somebody at work has

been really mean to you,

bake her a loaf of bread

and shock them.

When somebody has said

something mean to you,

send that person a card, a

Jesus card: "I'm praying

for you today."

[Pastor: Laughter] You

don't have to say what

you're praying about,

just, "I'm praying for you

today."

[Audience: Laughter] Shock

them and let them know

that you are retaliating

not with more anger and

violence but you're giving

back mercy.

Why?

Because God has done that

same thing for you.

He's only asking you to

treat other people the way

he has chosen to forgive

you.

He chose to let go of his

anger through the blood of

Jesus at you, though you

richly deserve it.

He chooses to announce

forgiveness to you though

he didn't have to.

In the same way, he

invites you to flex your

brain muscles now and your

heart muscles and your

faith muscles.

He invites you to choose

to let go of your anger

and to choose to forgive

and let God.

You can choose to let God

do his job and let him

take care of the other

sinners in his way.

"Do not be overcome by

evil but overcome evil

with good."

This is hard to do and I'm

just saying, this is hard.

But who are you going to

trust?

The Bible or your lying

eyes?

It may seem by what you've

observed that you're just

rolling over and going to

become a doormat but in

fact, God says your life

will get so much better

when you empty out all the

battery acid in your

stomach.

Let it go, as though

you're just draining the

tank.

Let it out.

In fact, I invite you to

just drop it here in

church today and go home

without it.

You're going to like your

life a whole lot better

and just drop on God the

responsibility to tune up

the person who has hurt

you.

And ask for forgiveness

for hurts that you have

dealt to other people and

also, though, you can't

see it, trust that you

will have forgiveness

through Christ for the

harm you have done to

other people.

And you can go home

lighter without that guilt

dogging you down either.

"Don't be overcome by

evil.

Overcome evil with good."

Christ Jesus has shown us

by his personal example.

Christ Jesus has won us

that mercy by his

wonderful work in life and

death and resurrection.

And now, he invites and

even commands you to do

nothing less than the path

that he has laid forward.

Our Father has given us

clarity.

Our Lord Jesus has given

us forgiveness for our own

mountains of personal

sins.

And now, the Holy Spirit

gives us the wisdom and

the power to make these

choices; the choice to let

go and the choice to

forgive.

Does that make sense?

[Audience: Yes] Okay.

Easier to understand, hard

to do.

But we've got some work to

do this week so let's do

it.

Amen.

[MUSIC]

[PASTOR MICHAEL

NOVOTNY] Where do we go

with our anger?

We go to Jesus.

Don't you love that

beautiful line from Romans

12 that we can overcome

evil with good?

I know that's hard for us

to do when someone wrongs

us and anger stirs up in

our hearts but isn't that

exactly the way Jesus has

treated us first?

At the cross, Jesus

overcame all of your evil

and my evil with good;

with the selflessness and

sacrifice and his mercy

and his grace.

So before you have a

conversation with that

person who makes you

angry, before you call out

to God with your

bitterness and frustration

over what happened, take a

good long look at Jesus.

Remember how instead of

being angry at you and at

me, God chose to deal with

his anger at the cross.

Jesus is the perfect

answer to the anger that

we feel in our hearts.

I'll be back with you in a

moment to pray.

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[PASTOR MICHAEL NOVOTNY]

One of the best ways to

deal with our anger is

through the power of

prayer.

That's why we're so

grateful here at Time of

Grace that we don't have

to pray alone but you join

us day after day and week

after week, asking God to

give us a spirit of

forgiveness as we remember

how much Jesus has first

forgiven us.

On that note, would you

please join me and pray?

Dear God, It's so hard for

us to be sinned against

and not give into sinful

anger.

When we feel injustice,

when we've been wronged,

when someone has used

their words, their

choices, and those choices

and sins damage us deeply

in our hearts, we're so

close to the edge of sin.

And so, we pray for your

heart, God.

We pray that we can

remember the massive

amount that you've

forgiven us; that instead

of being angry with us

despite all of our sin,

you've chosen to love us

and accept us because of

what Jesus did.

I pray, God, that you

plant the gospel as a seed

deep in our heart that one

day we can bear the fruit

of true forgiveness and

love as we've first been

loved.

God, we pray for our

hurting brothers and

sisters; those who are

angry, those who are

dealing with sin in their

lives.

Not just their own sin,

but the sins committed

against them.

Help us to wrap our arms

around them and know that

they're loved.

Help us to walk with them

through the fields of

bitterness until we get to

this beautiful place where

we can let things go

because we know that

you're God and that you're

good.

We pray that you would

answer these prayers and

if it is your will, answer

them quickly as we come to

you in Jesus' name.

Amen.

With Time of Grace, I'm

Pastor Mike Novotny and it

all starts now.

[PASTOR MARK JESKE]

I am very thankful for all

of the love, prayers, and

support you have given to

this ministry.

We are blessed beyond

measure to have you along

on this amazing journey.

You know, if you asked me

17 years ago what I

thought Time of Grace

would look like in 2018, I

would never have guessed that

we would be where we are today.

Advancements in technology

and generous gifts from

people just like you have

allowed us to spread God's

Word into every television

market in the U.S.

as well as markets

overseas.

I am proud and thankful

for what God has helped us

achieve over the years,

but I feel strongly that

Time of Grace must

continue to change.

That's why I have decided

that after Easter Sunday of

2019 I will transition out

of the role as lead

speaker on this television

program.

But I'm not leaving Time

of Grace!

In fact, I'm excited to

announce that I will be

assisting in the

transition of Pastor Mike

Novotny to lead speaker of

this television program.

Pastor Mike is going to

bring new energy and

excitement for proclaiming

God's Word.

Our prayer is that you and

a new generation of

viewers will experience

the same spiritual growth

and renewal that you've

already experienced in

God's grace.

These are very exciting

times, and I have never

been more confident in our

mission and in our future.

I am counting on you to

provide support, guidance,

and prayers as we continue

to share the timeless

truths of God's Word with

people around the world.

[MUSIC}

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