My best sniper shot !
My stand is between a forest and a huge field...
Something is approaching
Spotted!
a doe
followed by another roe deer
i zoom in order to identify the second roe deer
but its a young femele, not a calve
i follow them with the scope but i let them go
Louna may have expected another end !
red deers !
such a nice herd
the last one is a beautiful stag
i count them
14 !
nice scene
one day, i will take one as nice...
suddenly, i see a roe deer running far away
careful it will be quick !
i let you feel my reaction
" it isnt possible what i 've just done! "
i've just made the nicest shot of my life
it is not possible
a buck which was at nearly 150 m
full speed
i aim two meters in front of it
and it fall
its crazy !
i m really surprised
guys
as i told you
i've just did my best shot ever
im not used to shoot so far
just one time on a young roe deer
and i see a roe deer over there
i did not launch the cam because it was too far
i first thought it was a big female
and then it took another direction
i may can try to aim
and when i shoulder my gun
thanks to the Zeiss V8 i was able to zoom in
and to see it has antlers on his head
so i may can take a chance to shoot
it is ok to shot far because i've got a slope in front of me
i launch the camera !
i hope we will have good footage
it is over there !
i try to show you
i will measure the real distance
but i would say 150m
i let the dog go i m gonna count the steps
147 meters!
i will verify it
watch it
im lucky
i thought it was a good shot, i aimed 2 meters in front of it
as it were full speed
it takes it in the neck
unbelievable
crazy
there is a part ok luck for sure
it is a small trophy
he puts his antlers in the mud
nice animal
thank you for this moment
you ve got it Louna !
here is the guy
who wil be able to say the real distance
lets say him a polite hello
"you are late!"
"the hunt wasnt long enought?"
"im cold!"
137/139m ! i was not so far from reality!!
new stand we can ear a lot of noice,
maybe wild boars
i say "nope" to my neigbour
herd of red deers
i aim the calve but we have no right to shoot it there...
it is full of emotion when you are so close to such animals
new stand, a wild boar is found by beaters
close to me
a male !
missed
and missed
open your eyes !
have you seen it?
im gonna help you
i havent the good angle with my neigbour to shoot it securely
i will see it again next year ! ;)
a lot of nice scenes are coming so stay tuned!
www.revesdechasse.com
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EXPLORING THE SCARY FOREST BEHIND OUR SCHOOL AND HAVING A PHOTOSHOOT INNIT // SCHOOL VLOG - Duration: 3:55.
Anee: Welcome to our explora---
Anee: Welcome to our exploration ... uhm wait I might die here... ( I never finish my sentence omg )
Anee: Here's our "companions" for this exploration thing.
Anee: This is an exploration of uhm...
Anee: Horror --- We're here --- what am I saying
Anee: This is like a horror movie where I vlog and then we'll die at the end haha
Anee: This is gonna be an inspiration to making someone's horror movie haha Jhingky: Hi!
Anee: Here u go... Jhingky: We're gon look for a location for a photosho--- (Sorry I keep cutting people off hfdssdgagsdh)
Anee: It's so dark, it's really like a horror--- Grace: Why is it so dark?
Anee: It's really like a horror mo--- uhm maybe it's dark bc it's dark here? Hahaha wHAT
Anee: uHM we're here --- Grace: We're here in ---- (I keep cutting her off im so sorry Grace I wasn't aware I was doing this hhhhh)
Anee: Here's Jasper... Grace: (uhm look at me wtf)
Anee: You're Jasper right?
Anee: Welcome to our school, it's really clean here... haha
Anee: *zooms in on trash* SUUUPER CLEAN!!
Anee: Oh wow they're startin their photoshoot already.
Anee: Wow, look at the trash hhdjksfkja
Anee: So we're doing all of this just for a photoshoot hhhhhh
Anee: I remember Logan Paul's vlog ... hhhh
Anee: There's so much mosquitoes!!?!?@!@!?@!@WHAHDGasj
Anee: *to Jhingky* You're wearing black... (mosquitoes are attracted to black)
Anee: There's so much mosquitoes... I can't...
Grace: There's so much mosquitoes! Anee: It's because you're wearing black
Anee: Both of you are wearing black... Why am I snapping when I'm also wearing black hahahaha
Anee: The mosquitoes are following us Jhingky!
Anee: I'm going to do some "cinematics" / montage whatever u wanna call it
Anee: I'm just going to try doing it I've never done this before...
Anee: In 3... 2... 1.... haha
Anee: Hi, we're on the way out of this mini forest.
Anee: Kidding, this ain't a mini forest, this is a big forest.
Anee: As you can see...
Anee: As you can see... Jhingky: As you can see there's ---- (Sorry Jhingky I cut u off also hhhhhh ahhhh I feel so bad)
Anee: Let's do this thing that other basic youtubers do haha :) :( Anee + Jhingky: Grace, come here!
Anee: Let's turn around hhh wait...
Grace: They're gone... (idk who she was talking about but we just started running... with Jhingky literally on my back she was so heavy...)
Anee: Yea, so we're on the way out... We were from all the way back there...
Anee: We went there because the lighting here is so bad...
Anee: And yea, there's so much trash as you can see...
Anee: Oh wait, there's no trash!! oUr sChO0L iS suPer cLeAn!!
Anee: This is the "dorm" (literally that's it... not even being sarcastic about it)
Anee: There's students staying there...
Anee: The dorms are pretty right... so modernized haha
Anee: And it doesn't look old right? haha
Anee: These are not trash, it's uhm... just for aesthetic purposes haha
Anee: Oh wow the lighting is good here...
( uhm if I translate this to English it wouldnt be that funny so why would I even make some effort in translating this hahha :( )
Anee: This is the "new" building...
Anee: This is a private school... we have aircons in our classroom...
Anee: Our aircon is natural air... when will yall's school ever, we breathing organic oxygen here while sweating our whole body off while y'all stay unhealthy!!
(me stopping myself before i get myself kicked out of this school...)
Anee: So here's the end of the vlog, hope u enjoyed somehow...
Anee: Wait let's take a selfie here...
Anee: Grace's already there... *to Grace* we're going to take a selfie!
Anee: She rly ran hhhhh
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[ENG] LuHan × Extra Aug 8th Shopping Festival Promoting video - Duration: 0:12.
Hello everyone, I am LuHan
It is an honor to become a new endorser of Extra
Extra's global premier launched new product
the new Crispy cube Grand is available
Aug 8 shopping festival
Many good things, I am waiting for you in the shop
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On & On - Duration: 0:48.
And on and on we'll go
Through the wastelands through the highways
Till my shadows turn to sunrays
And on and on we'll go
Through the wastelands through the highways
And on and on we'll go
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BD Toyota Car Showroom In Gulshan 1 / Shapon Khan Vlogs - Duration: 10:53.
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"The First Fifteen Minutes of Revue☆Starlight Are Boring" - Duration: 5:41.
Ever since the premiere of Starlight a couple of weeks ago, I've heard this take ad infinitum.
"Oh, I thought it was okay, but the last 5 minutes were amazing."
I've even heard this applied to the second and third episodes.
At the risk of sounding condescending, I can't help but think this attitude fails to appreciate
exactly what's going on in those "boring" fifteen minutes of so-called downtime.
Think about it.
The way Starlight has been presented so far is basically one giant TOURNAMENT ARC—hey
hey, cut that out, Gigguk will sue me!
Anyway, as a tournament arc, it's useful to remember what they're all about.
Yes, they're often used as an easy reason to have our protagonists fight each other
and display their abilities, but more often than not they're also easy ways to illuminate
character motivations and ideologies.
In Boku no Hero, it's the first time we learn exactly why Ochako wants to be a hero,
as well as Todoroki's tragic past.
Essentially the Sports Festival arc asks and answers two questions.
"What does being a hero mean to you?" and "Why work so hard to become one?"
Now, while Boku no Hero had an entire season to give at least a basic overview of what
its characters were all about, Starlight does not have that luxury.
Unlike its shounen counterpart, it keeps its cards close to its chest.
This leads to that jaw-dropping "what the heck is going on?!"
moment at the end of the first episode, but as a result the show is given very little
time comparably to work its magic.
So, how does it go about doing that?
By stuffing that fifteen minutes with as much characterization, meaning, and metaphor as
it can.
If Boku no Hero's questions were "what makes a hero?" and "why you?"
Starlight's questions are remarkably similar.
"What does being Top Star mean to you?"
"Why you?"
While this is explored somewhat during the battles themselves, the vast majority of the
answers and supporting evidence are established in those crucial school time moments.
What does being a Top Star mean to Junna?
It means hard work to the point of collapse.
It means blood, sweat, and tears.
When Karen says that the leads this year will most likely be Tendou and Claudine again,
Junna aggressively dips her.
Her mouth says "We still have a chance" but her eyes say "Don't you dare count
me out already."
And after besting her at their Revue, Karen dips her back, as if to say "I know."
You need this framework of Junna behind-the-scenes to give proper depth behind the revue scenes.
If you don't know that she practices in her free time, continually shows up early—or
even the little stuff like being overjoyed by nailing a part in practice—you don't
have the context of why she is fighting so desperately.
It's the classic battle of innate talent versus sheer dedication, explored in other
notable series such as Fullmetal Alchemist (2003).
There's a reason why her revue is named "The Revue of Longing."
This attention to detail is by no means limited to Junna.
Every character is explored to a similar extent, and while it can be a little in your face,
there's plenty of subtle moments that are the definition of "show, don't tell."
When Hikari first arrives, we see that she and the school are both literally and metaphorically
at a crossroads.
Karen is shown to care less about being late (and thus authority), opting instead to run
back and grab her hairpin, establishing where her priorities lie.
During morning practice, as soon as Tendou arrives she shadows over position zero, sparking
the others to literally fall in line.
Hikari only accepts Banana's baked goods the second she learns that she's not competing
for the lead.
Futaba and Kaoruko are seen together seemingly at all times, making Futaba's desire for
Top Star in spite of her have more weight.
Of course this subtlety applies to the battles themselves.
While they're filled with absolutely superb choreography and animation, they're also
strong thematically.
This is why everyone was so outraged at HiDive's subs, how do you not bother translating something
so important?
In the third episode, Karen fights a literal uphill battle while Tendou sings lyrics directly
tied to her "A dream isn't something you have yourself, it's something you give to
others," ideology.
"Preparation is not what will carry you to the summit, if you stake your pride upon
the stage, you will be unstoppable."
To her, she must be Top Star, because without her to be the bar, the others like Claudine
won't put everything they have on the table.
In contrast to Karen's bombastic flair, Tendou takes Position Zero nonchalantly.
That is Tendou Maya.
And since falling is a recurring motif within Starlight, I'm interested to see exactly
where that pride taketh her.
Once again, I'm not trying to be condescending.
If you noticed and know all of this and still find Starlight boring, sure, of course that's
fine.
But for me, the show is utterly engrossing.
Others have already written about how strong the directing and cinematography are, and
it's an incredibly fun experience simply sitting here going over the episodes with
a fine-tooth comb.
And I hope I've convinced you to join me.
Thanks for watching, and be sure to like and subscribe for more content.
There's great content about Starlight already out there, from PhenomSage, Atelier Emily,
Sakugabooru, and Nearly On Red that I'll link in the description in case you'd like
some additional reading. (or watching)
And of course, if anything I said was wrong, I'm sorry.
I must've stuttered.
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Esto Son Los 10 Aparatos Que Más Energía Gastan Estando Apagados!! - Duration: 3:48.
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KİNOA NASIL PİŞİRİLİR ? - Tuğba Turan Yıldız - Sağlıklı Tarifler - Duration: 1:37.
The kinoa is cooked as two scales on a single scale. You can find 3 different shapes on the scales. (White, black and mixed)
If you do not have a phrase on your kinoa package that you have already washed, you should wash it thoroughly before cooking.
2 cups of water
We add some salt after we've been boiled
1 water glass mixed kinoa
We cook for 15 minutes on a low heat
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7/22/18 11:26 AM (I-80, Gibbon, NE 68840, USA) - Duration: 3:07.
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Man Utd transfer news: Robert Pires predicts one deal that may happen this summer - Duration: 1:48.
Martial has reportedly told Manchester United he wants to quit this summer. The Frenchman has failed to nail down a starting spot at the club since Mourinho was appointed manager back in 2016
Martial left United's pre-season tour of the USA last week to attend the birth of his son but has yet to return, which has annoyed Mourinho
And Pires reckons it could be time the 22-year-old and United went their separate ways
"Martial could leave Man United this season if he isn't playing regular first-team football," he told bwin
"Martial is not in a good position currently and it can't be allowed to continue
"Martial is a top young player and he isn't comfortable not playing regularly. "He had a difficult season, with a lot of time on the bench, and it will be important now to talk to Mourinho and find out if he is a first-choice player or not for the new season
"If he can't be assured first-team football, he might need to move on. "Alexis Sanchez and Martial both play in the same position, and the club obviously invested a lot of money in Sanchez so there might be greater pressure to play him
"Martial will need to move on to play regular football if that's the case."
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2018 LIFAN X70 - Body Rigidity test - Duration: 5:53.
Hello! Today we will estimate the rigidity of the body of the new LIFAN X70.
Now the car is on a flat land.
Let's check how the doors and the back door open and close.
The driver's door is all right. The gap is 4.39 mm.
Rear left door also is ok. The gap is 3.21 mm.
Now check the back door.
At first glance it seems that everything is fine.
But on the right side, the gap is slightly less than the left.
Let's open it. Back door is all right.
Let's measure gaps.
The gap on the left side is 3.94 mm.
On the right side is 2.96 mm.
Now we will hang the car diagonally and check how doors will open. And also will see if the gaps have changed.
So here is our car. Now the rear left wheel is hanging.
Notice how the gap widened, and a large slit formed.
It is evident that the door has shifted.
Let's see how the driver's door opens.
The door lock touches, it is necessary to close with effort.
The gap is 5.29 mm.
The rear left door - nothing has changed.
The gap is 3.01 mm.
See the rear left wheel is hanging.
We pass to the back door.
Immediately noticeable that the left side of the back door moved outward.
The back door on the right side moved inside.
Let's open the back door.
We see that the it was a little shaky, but it opened.
Close the back door is difficult, you need a lot of effort.
Let's see the gaps now.
Left - 4.57 mm.
On the right - 2.58 mm.
Thank you all for viewing! See you in the new videos.
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Kristin Chenoweth Calls 'Trial & Error' Role "The Best Part I've Been Given" | In Studio with THR - Duration: 4:40.
(upbeat music)
- Thanks for watching.
Right now we're here with Kristin Chenoweth.
How are you?
- I'm good, Brian.
How are you doin'?
- Good, good, how's your day goin' so far?
- It's been long
but so good and so fun,
gettin' to talk about the show
and all this other stuff.
- Now, speakin' of Trial and Error
has a newcomer this season,
a new story and it's you.
- It's me. (says in foreign language)
- It's you.
- Can you tell us a little bit
about your story
and kinda comin' on and joinin' the show?
- Yeah, well, first of all,
I got a phone call from John Lithgow last season
and he was like, you gotta do the show,
this is your address, this is where you live.
I read the first three episodes and I was like,
"Yes, I'm in!"
Don't tell them that,
'cause I wanna negotiate, right?
- (Brian) You're gonna negotiate my deal?
- Right.
I play Lavinia Peck-Foster.
She is the first lady of East Peck
and she is been accused
of murdering her husband,
stuffing him into a suitcase
and throwing him into the river.
Now I cannot confirm or deny that Brian
as you know.
- [Brian] I'm scared.
- Well, you should be.
But I am going to say
that in this style of show
with mockumentary,
it is fun to let the audience
either in on something
or think they know,
just like we do
when we watch The Jinx
or Making of the Murderer,
we see, they didn't do it, they didn't do it,
oh, they did it.
Maybe they didn't.
That's kinda what we do here
but Lavinia's most fun to play
and I'll say I'm a little sore
from somethings I've been asked to do
that I haven't done since childhood
and facing my 49th year
I'm pretty damn proud of myself.
- I can't wait to watch it.
- You're gonna love it.
- I'm so mad it's not out yet. - Jeff Astrof is a genius
writer, so.
- What about this role has been different
than your other roles over the years?
- It's one of the best parts
I've ever been given.
The skill set that's required is large.
As you know, comedy is its own beast.
- Are you sayin' I'm funny, is that why?
- Yeah, maybe.
I mean you are rather tall.
I mean, last time I checked.
So I can only see this button.
Thank God we're sitting down.
I think that Astrof has found
this incredible world of taxidermy
and law and Jewish boy from New York
coming into the South
and what he's, in season one,
it's been set up so beautifully
with Lithgow's character
and now Lavinia, myself,
coming in to fill those shoes.
- [Brian] Take it over.
- Yeah, I get to do a lot of fun things
and I'm also working with
perhaps, in my estimate,
the best comedic team that I've ever experienced,
with Nick and Sherri Shepherd, and Steven,
and Amanda and Jayma Mays,
and of course Astrof has his voice.
Blitz keeps us all reigned in
and let's us loose when we're supposed to,
what a director.
So I'm on the planet I should be in,
but Lavinia does live on her own planet as well.
I call it Lavinia Land.
She's not really aware of cameras
or anyone else.
She's only aware of herself.
- That's great.
- It's fun.
- Now, you've had quite the career.
Is there a role that you wish you had more time with at all
or you look back and say like,
I wish I had more time with that character?
- Gosh, so interesting you say that.
There's roles I miss.
I don't know that I need
to have invested more time,
but there are roles I miss.
One of them is not well known,
should be, it's the role of--
It's the show The Apple Tree
and I did it on Broadway.
But it was at the Roundabout,
so it was only three or four months.
What was required of me
was to play four roles.
It was a three one acts in one show.
So I miss that.
I miss Candide.
You know, Leonard Bernstein
coming upon his hundredth year anniversary
and I'll be doin' a concert honoring him
at the Hollywood Bowl this summer.
But I think, for me,
it's The Apple Tree
and everybody expects me to say Wicked
and yeah, Wicked was amazing
and a game changer and a life changer
but so was Sally in You're a Good Man Charlie Brown
and Olive on television and Pushing Daisies.
They've all shaped me
for I miss them.
I miss them but I'm not really one
to kinda look in the past either.
I look forward.
- [Brian] Movin' forward.
Great, well I can't wait to watch you
on Trial and Error.
- Thank you, please enjoy it.
- Yeah, I will.
Thank you.
- Thank you.
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Captain America 'I Understood That Reference' Scene | Marvel's The Avengers (2012) - Duration: 4:54.
it's 30,000 feet straight down in a steel trap.
You get how that works?
Ant, boot.
It's an impressive cage.
Not built, I think, for me.
Built for something a lot stronger than you.
Oh, I've heard.
A mindless beast.
Makes play he's still a man.
How desperate are you,
that you call on such lost creatures to defend you?
How desperate am I?
You threaten my world with war.
You steal a force you can't hope to control.
You talk about peace, and you kill because it's fun.
You have made me very desperate.
You might not be glad that you did.
It burns you to have come so close.
To have the Tesseract, to have power,
unlimited power.
And for what?
A warm light for all mankind to share.
A warm light for all mankind to share.
And then to be reminded what real power is.
Well, let me know if "real power" wants a magazine or something.
He really grows on you, doesn't he?
Loki's gonna drag this out.
So, Thor, what's his play?
He has an army called the Chitauri.
They're not of Asgard, nor any world known.
He means to lead them against your people.
They will win him the Earth,
in return, I suspect, for the Tesseract.
An army
from outer space.
So, he's building another portal.
That's what he needs Erik Selvig for.
Selvig?
- He's an astrophysicist. - He's a friend.
Loki has him under some kind of spell,
along with one of ours.
I want to know why Loki let us take him.
He's not leading an army from here.
I don't think we should be focusing on Loki.
That guy's brain is a bag full of cats.
You could smell crazy on him.
Have care how you speak.
Loki is beyond reason, but he is of Asgard.
And he is my brother.
He killed 80 people in two days.
He's adopted.
I think it's about the mechanics.
Iridium... What do they need the iridium for?
It's a stabilising agent.
I'm just saying, pick a weekend.
I'll fly you to Portland.
Keep love alive.
It means the portal won't collapse on itself
like it did at S.H.I.E.L.D.
No hard feelings, Point Break. You've got a mean swing.
Also, it means the portal can open as wide
and stay open as long, as Loki wants.
Raise the mizzenmast. Jib the topsails.
That man is playing Galaga.
He thought we wouldn't notice, but we did.
How does Fury even see these?
He turns.
Sounds exhausting.
The rest of the raw materials,
Agent Barton can get his hands on pretty easily.
The only major component he still needs
is a power source of high-energy density.
Something to kick-start the Cube.
When did you become an expert in thermonuclear astrophysics?
Last night.
The packet, Selvig's notes, the extraction theory papers.
Am I the only one who did the reading?
Does Loki need any particular kind of power source?
He would have to heat the Cube to 120-million Kelvin
just to break through the Coulomb barrier.
Unless Selvig has figured out how to stabilise
the quantum tunnelling effect.
Well, if he could do that,
he could achieve heavy ion fusion at any reactor on the planet.
Finally, someone who speaks English.
Is that what just happened?
It's good to meet you, Dr Banner.
Your work on antielectron collisions is unparalleled.
And I'm a huge fan of the way you lose control
and turn into an enormous green rage-monster.
Thanks.
Dr Banner is only here to track the Cube.
I was hoping you might join him.
I would start with that stick of his.
It may be magical,
but it works an awful lot like a HYDRA weapon.
I don't know about that, but it is powered by the Cube.
And I would like to know how Loki used it
to turn two of the sharpest men I know
into his personal flying monkeys.
Monkeys? I do not understand.
I do.
I understood that reference.
Shall we play, Doctor?
This way, sir.
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How do I keep the weight off? - Duration: 5:44.
What's the best method to into weight maintenance after
losing a large amount of weight? Let's get into it.
Hey everybody and welcome back to another episode of Walk with me.
This is Josh here today we're talking about transitioning out
of weight loss and into weight maintenance. This week's topic
actually comes from Josh real through Instagram.
Always nice to have another josh around here.
You're always supporting he says more than happy to answer that
question for you. He told me he was coming up into his weight
maintenance and I was wondering if he had any additional tips.
He actually did cover this about a year ago on the channel.
But it's such a big topic. I figured it would be worth
revisiting for everybody pretty similar to weight loss in
general. The practical advice I have for this is very
straightforward as you find yourself getting closer
to that goal weight you just want to slowly add back in the
calories. I think I tried to aim for you know 100 or 200 extra
calories added in every week just until I noticed
I wasn't losing any more weight especially because we're such
a different size now than we used to be. You have to kind
of learn and figure out what your new maintenance
calories are. So that's just going to take a little bit of
experimentation and testing. So just slowly add it in until
you notice that you're not losing any more weight.
And then from there you just try and aim and keep to those
calories as long as you can.
Generally the longer the time goes the less you're going to
have to or need to track. But I I definitely did
that rough tracking early on for sure. But the big thing I wanted
to cover more so than the short term you know transition
is that long term maintaining of your new weight and after
another year since last time I talked on this subject I think
I can boil it down to two very important points.
One education two, awareness education is going
to be one of the most important parts of losing weight.
You're always going to need to be learning and experimenting
and testing and trying things. And the reason that becomes so
important. The more that you learn and the more that
you know the less mystical and scary all of the problems
are because you know how to face them you know how to take care
of you know knowledge and understanding of how to fix
the problem is going to give you the upper hand in any situation.
I can guarantee so scenarios that come up in my normal day to
day. Right now in regards to my weight and my nutrition my
weight loss would have been crippling and difficult.
A few years back but I've had all this time to learn
and experience things and experiment with myself.
So it used to be a huge problem as just a quick and easy fix.
Now think of it as learning new trade or skill. So that's part
number one. Just make sure you're educating yourself
because things become more and more effortless the more
knowledge that you have. But the second point to this is
awareness. You can't change or control what you don't know.
So you need to still continue to maintain the track where
you're at with your weight your nutrition all of that sort of
stuff. When I used to mess up on my diet I've gotten this bad
habit of hiding from the problem. I would mess up
in whatever way and I would hide from the problem and hide from
the scale. I knew I messed up so I didn't even want to weigh
myself because I knew it wouldn't be good.
Which then made me dive deeper into the mistake and into the
problem. I would lose months at a time on my weight loss journey
from this problem and it would just be
this cyclical destruction where I didn't want to know
because I messed up so I hid from it and messed up more and
more and more. And it just went and went and went.
So even though I've come a long way and I feel pretty confident
that that sort of thing is not going to come back for me even
in my maintenance. I still like to weigh myself every morning
right when I wake up and I track it and log it and it's just
a simple little thing that I do that helps keep me aware of my
current standing in my current situation. It's nice and simple
and that's helped me immensely. And I've daily weigh ins for the
last five years straight. I think I think whatever
interval that you prefer is going to be just fine
but just make sure to stick to it no matter what.
So around back in time of one initial maintenance you just
want to slowly add back in those calories until you stop losing
weight. You want to continue to educate yourself
because the more that you learn and the more that you know
the easier it gets to change and pivot and tweak and fix
problems as they arise become even more effortless and then
you want to stay aware whether it be from daily weigh ins
or whatever methods you used to track your progress just
continue to do that as long as you need to.
I'd also recommend head back and watch that old video
that Josh found the video is a little old so apologies for
the quality in that one but the advice is still valid and good.
Let me know what you think. See how far we've come on this
channel here. But be sure to like the video it really helps
the channel out a ton and really helps the community grow
and subscribe if you're not already put out New York with me
episodes every Monday and all sorts of other videos on Fridays
and leave me comment down below those of you that have lost
weight. What's your best advice for maintenance. Love to get
that discussion going. But until next time I'll talk to
you later. Have a good one.
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The Nuclear Reactor Run By Students - Duration: 4:33.
- A nuclear reactor run by undergraduate students
at a liberal arts college sounds like an interesting idea,
but it's real and it's been here
at Reed College in Portland, Oregon for 50 years.
And, yeah, we're gonna put a camera in it.
Go for it.
- The Reed Research Reactor is a TRIGA reactor,
it's designed to be operated by students
and designed to be used as a training reactor.
We got it because we had a radiochemist on Reed's faculty.
He thought that it'd be really important
for his students to have access
to this cutting edge technology that was nuclear reactors.
We have a tank that's 25-feet deep.
It's full of around 25 thousand gallons of water.
We think we have enough uranium
to continue operating at our current rate for 100 years
without having to change it out.
We operate at 250 kilowatts,
which is actually a pretty low power.
While it does produce power when it operates,
there's no way of harnessing that to make electricity.
The main purpose of our reactor is for science.
- The kind of research we do
is called Neutron Activation Analysis.
The logic behind it is if you don't know exactly
what something is made out of,
you can make it radioactive and then find
exactly what it's made out of.
Then, work backwards and figure out what it was originally.
Then, let it sit in a room until it decays
and then you have your original thing back.
You can put 80 things in there.
You drop it into a tube and then you turn it,
and it turns and it gets
the same amount of neutron exposure.
Then, we get it out with a fishing rod.
Then afterwards, you have to be very careful
with it because it's contaminated.
The water at the bottom of the reactor
becomes radioactive, it has N16 in it.
Nitrogen 16 because N16 has a half-life of seven seconds.
When the water is cycling through,
it gets diffused through a nozzle
which causes the new water to swirl around like this,
which makes the delivery time from
the water at the bottom of the reactor
to the water at the top of the reactor
just a few seconds longer than it needs to be.
So, water at the top isn't radioactive.
That's one of the coolest parts of our water system.
- The radiation levels that the reactor produces
is actually very low, but the water provides sufficient shielding.
So, it's safe for us to be in here
while the reactor's operating.
It's a very small reactor.
It doesn't get hot enough to melt down. It doesn't explode.
The way we shut down our reactor in an emergency
is with something called a SCRAM.
We have a special button, it's labelled the SCRAM button.
When you press it, it cuts power to those electromagnets
and it automatically shuts the reactor down.
If someone drops their phone or some other object
into the pool, normally what we do is
we get a bucket on some string and we try to scrape
the object into the bucket with a very long stick.
Or, we wrap duct tape around heavy weights
and we lower the weight into the pool on a string
and try to pick it up that way.
We have a pretty good success rate.
- Can we turn the lights off so we can see the blue glow?
Wow, that looks awesome.
The blue glow is Cherenkov radiation,
which is a bit like the visual equivalent of a sonic boom,
but there are other people
much better qualified to explain that than I am.
Research reactors aren't very common,
but there are more than you might think.
There are a couple of dozen in the United States alone
at universities and research institutes and a few companies.
This one is basically a student society,
just a student society with a lot of regulation and oversight.
- Before you're allowed to operate the reactor,
you have to get a licence from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Our students train for an academic year before they sit down for that exam.
You have to do things such as memorise diagrams
for our cooling system or our ventilation system.
You need to be able to explain how the physics work,
how to protect yourself from radiation
and how to actually use the controls of the reactor.
We licence 15 students to operate every year.
Currently, we have 30 to 40 students on staff.
- You don't get academic credit for working the reactor.
I think part of that is because we get paid
to work here because this is a job.
This is the reason why I came to Reed.
I just thought it was really cool
that this was a facility that existed at a school
and I was like, "I'm gonna do that."
When I first started the training programme,
I had pull aside the training supervisors
and say, "You have to explain the atom to me
"from the beginning because I don't know anything."
I worked really hard and I just really wanted to know it.
Now I know it and I still think it's really cool
and I get to do cool things like operate this.
- Thank you so much to everyone at the Reed Research Reactor
and, in particular, Val and Carrie
who are putting my camera into it.
Pull down the description for more links
about Reed College and about the reactor.
I'm looking at a nuclear reactor.
Oh, wow.
I've never actually seen Cherenkov radiation
in person before, it's amazing.
in person before, it's amazing.
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Impractical Jokers: After Party - Murr's Hidden Truth | truTV - Duration: 1:34.
Well, tonight Murray had to say
some pretty insane things in Yonkers, New York,
but he's no stranger to sounding like a maniac.
Now, I'm gonna read three facts about Murr,
and you have to tell me which one is true, okay?
This is called 2 Bonks & a Yonk. All right?
'Cause we're in Yonkers. I get it.
You get it?
Oh, I get it. So two are fake. One's true.
Got it. Two bonks. One yonk.
Got it.
The yonk is truth.
Capisce? Here we go.
Which one is true?
What do you do when any one could be true?
So this is called 3 Yonks?
No, there's a yonk.
Nah, the I think the lasagna puke is the right one.
Lasagna puke is the right one?
That's what I felt in my heart, lasagna puke.
I was gonna say it was
the sticker book of unicorns is the true.
You are actually correct.
Wow! Very good job. Nice.
You do have a sticker book full of...
I do. Still have it, still use it.
There you go.
What? You still use it?
How do you use a sticker book full of unicorns?
Because they still make unicorn stickers, that's why.
Wait, wait, how do you use a sticker book full of unicorns?
You look through it. Some of them are scratch-and-sniff.
You smell them.
No, he means he adds to the collection.
Yeah, I keep adding to the collection.
You're still collecting unicorn stickers?
There have been radical advancements
in sticker technology.
The hologram unicorn.
Joey: Okay, all right, here we go. Here's another one.
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I Was Injured On The Job & Workers' Comp Won't Authorize Treatment – NJ Attorney Tanya Phillips - Duration: 1:58.
You're injured at work in New Jersey.
What happens if a workers compensation carrier is not authorizing and paying for your treatment?
My name is Tanya Phillips; I'm a partner at Gaylord and Popp.
I practice workers compensation law and Social Security Disability claims.
Well, let me tell you.
If they're not authorizing treatment, this is what we need to do.
We need to get something in writing from a doctor detailing what treatment here he or
she thinks that you need as a result of this workplace accident.
Now, there are some reasons, many reasons actually, why a carrier may deny the treatment.
They may be waiting to get a second opinion.
They may be doing an investigation of the claim, but you don't want to wait around whether
doing all that.
What you need is to compel the carrier to pay for the treatment that you need so you
can get better as quickly as possible.
Once we have the information from the doctor detailing what treatment you need we will
provide that to the carrier and ask them to pay for the treatment so you can get better.
If they still do not do that, then we have to file the appropriate papers with the court
to compel them to provide you with the treatment that you need.
Here's what you need to do if you need more information, take a look at our website or
call us at 609-771-8611.
Thank you for listening.
My name is Tanya Phillips.
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I love you just the way you are - Yael Gavish - Duration: 2:13.
I love you just the way you are
I love your house I like your car
I love your smile I like your body too
There's nothing that I want to change in you!
Or maybe there's that little thing
but if you'll change it you will be my king!
I need to get some more attention
I want you to get motivation
To be successful rich and wealthy
And get in shape cause you're not healthy
Stop eating onions I don't like the smell
and do the dishes cause it looks like hell
and buy me shoes and win the lottery
and find another job with a higher salary
and find new friends and stop smoking weed
These will be the only things I need!
because I love you just the way you are
I almost forgot! I want you to get a new car!
Stop watching TV and also change your perfume
And I didn't like the way you organized our room
Be more involve in conversation
And last thing I need more attention
You're the best thing in my life so far
That's why I love you just the way you are!
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Being a Trainee at EASME - Duration: 2:17.
Should we just talk normally?
Oh ok, yeah. So...
I work as a Project Officer.
That means that I engage in communications with experts and companies.
I help mainly to implement projects for small and medium enterprises.
Helping green businesses get their innovations on to the market.
I provide support for the implementation of the European Maritime and Fisheries Fund.
I've been doing a public procurement study on the EU funded projects.
I'm primarily involved in company profile reviews.
I work on the project management and evaluating of the EU projects.
A very stimulating working environment.
Every day you use your language skills as you work with international colleagues.
It's synonym of international teams and friendliness and openness.
A very stimulating place in which you can learn every day.
It's a very welcoming and supportive work environment.
EASME is young,
modern,
professional
yet fun.
Being in a dynamic, international environment and being around so many
young, brilliant and witty people.
The great atmosphere within the agency.
The views over Parc Botanique from my office.
I'm going to miss the 12:30 lunch with my co-workers.
My team and all my colleagues at COSME.
My fellow trainees.
Bring an open mind.
Curiosity.
Be yourself, be positive and ask people for help
because everybody wants to help you.
Be willing to take responsibility.
If you are proactive you will learn a lot
and get the most of your traineeship.
Come really, really motivated and enjoy your experience.
Always carry your mug with you.
You can bring your enthusiasm to EASME!
Just go for it!
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2018 LIFAN X70 - Body Rigidity test - Duration: 5:53.Hello! Today we will estimate the rigidity of the body of the new LIFAN X70.
Now the car is on a flat land.
Let's check how the doors and the back door open and close.
The driver's door is all right. The gap is 4.39 mm.
Rear left door also is ok. The gap is 3.21 mm.
Now check the back door.
At first glance it seems that everything is fine.
But on the right side, the gap is slightly less than the left.
Let's open it. Back door is all right.
Let's measure gaps.
The gap on the left side is 3.94 mm.
On the right side is 2.96 mm.
Now we will hang the car diagonally and check how doors will open. And also will see if the gaps have changed.
So here is our car. Now the rear left wheel is hanging.
Notice how the gap widened, and a large slit formed.
It is evident that the door has shifted.
Let's see how the driver's door opens.
The door lock touches, it is necessary to close with effort.
The gap is 5.29 mm.
The rear left door - nothing has changed.
The gap is 3.01 mm.
See the rear left wheel is hanging.
We pass to the back door.
Immediately noticeable that the left side of the back door moved outward.
The back door on the right side moved inside.
Let's open the back door.
We see that the it was a little shaky, but it opened.
Close the back door is difficult, you need a lot of effort.
Let's see the gaps now.
Left - 4.57 mm.
On the right - 2.58 mm.
Thank you all for viewing! See you in the new videos.
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