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WATCH: John McCain's POW Confession Videos | Heavy.com

This file picture taken in 1967 shows US Navy Airforce Major John McCain lying on a bed in a Hanoi hospital as he was being given medical care for his injuries in 1967.

John McCain passed away from brain cancer at the age of 81.

Born in 1936, McCain has been serving as a politician from Arizona since 1987. McCain was a POW during the Vietnam war.

He was captured on October 26, 1967 while flying his 23rd bombing mission over Hanoi.

His plane was shot down by a missile and he fractured both arms and a leg when he ejected.

He was subjected to severe torture while he was in captivity for five-and-a-half years.

At one point, things got so bad that he committed suicide.

He eventually broke down and made an anti-U.S.

propaganda confession tape, which he regretted all his life.

But everyone has a breaking point, and no one blamed McCain for breaking after all that he endured.

You can listen to the confession tape in the video below:.

The confession tape was referred to as the "Tokyo Rose" propaganda recording, and it was made in 1969. While in captivity, McCain was beaten so much that he gave in to making an anti-U.S.

propaganda tape.

The tape resurfaced in late 2016, when independent news journalist Charles Johnson said he uncovered the recording because it had been mislabeled by the U.S.

National Archives and Records Administration.

In the tape, McCain takes responsibility for flying bombing missions, claims he is guilty of crime against the Vietnamese people, and claims he was given humane treatment since captured.

McCain never tried to hide the truth about the tape.

He was tortured for days and made the confession after extreme physical abuse, a decision he regretted the rest of his life.

The National Archives verified the tape as authentic.

Sadly, some of his political opponents tried to use the tape as evidence that he wasn't truly a war hero.

But no one believed this to be true.

When his father, an admiral, was offered a chance to get his son released early, McCain refused unless the other POWs were also released.

As a result, he remained in captivity much longer.

He definitely put his country first, as long as he could.

In 1967, while he was in captivity, McCain was interviewed by a French journalist.

He gave the interview believing the journalist would take a message back to his family.

McCain said that the North Vietnamese staged the interview, making it look like he was being kept in a nice room with a big bed.

They also tried to set his broken bones before the interview, which they hadn't done before.

You can watch that interview below:.

Some believe that the all his trembling is from the extreme pain he was in when they tried to set his bone haphazardly before the recording.

The video above was released in 2008 by the French National Archive and the interview was conducted by French reporter Francois Chalais.

He talked about what happened when he was shot down: "I was on a flight over the city (Hanoi) … and I was bombing and I was hit by a missile or anti-aircraft fire, I'm not sure which." He said his plane went straight down.

During the interview he said he was treated well.

When asked what he ate he said, "It's not like Paris… (but) I eat it.".

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HOW TO KNOW IF AN SOCIETY FINCHES IS MALE OR FEMALE🐤 SOCIETY FINCHES or MANON MACHO y FEMALE - Duration: 10:20.

Hello colleagues and peers, Welcome once again to a new video.

On this occasion like some of you you asked for it and continuing the section

of Isabelitas from Japan, nurses or manones as you know them in other countries.

I'm going to teach you how to sex Isabella Japan, that is, I am going to comment on some

"Possible methods" of sexarlas and I'm going to teach some tricks that I use to

to know if an Elizabethan from Japan is male or female

And if more ... we started!

The Elizabethan of Japan is a bird that does not present sexual disformism at a glance, that is,

that at first glance we can not know with all security which is male or which is female to

difference from other species easier of sexing as for example are the parakeets,

that if you remember mainly they were sexed by the color of the waxy.

Well in the case of the Isabella of Japan or manones there is no feature

visual that they tell us their sex.

But they are not very difficult to sexar so that with patience and observation we will achieve

know which are males and which are females.

First of all, and as a curiosity I'm going to comment on a series of methods with which

They affirm that we can sexam our Isabella: Eye position: This is a method that

many breeders claim that it works, and based on drawing an imaginary line that goes

from the area where the top meets from the peak with the bottom to the eye.

If the eye is above this line imaginary will be a male but if on the contrary

this line goes through the eye or the eye is left slightly below the line we are

before a female.

Front view of the peak: in this case, if we take to a copy carefully and we look at

the top of the peak, specifically in the area that joins the peak and the head and in

the bottom of the peak, we could have A small idea of ​​whether it is male or female.

Some males usually have a small cleft in the upper part that joins the peak and the

head, and the lower part where the peak and head form a kind of V.

On the contrary, in the case of some females this would not happen and they would simply have

the upper part completely rounded and the bottom completely concave.

Top view of the peak: Following the example previous, if we look from above we can

observe slight differences.

In the case of males, the area that joins the peak and the head has an inverted U shape

and the beak is slightly wider, while in the case of females the

area that joins the peak and the head is shaped of inverted V and also the peak is something more

narrow.

Opening the tail: Another way to know if an Elizabethan is male or female is to catch

the bird in the hand carefully and if it opens the tail, that is, the tail takes a form

of fan could be a female and if by the opposite does nothing or we see that it closes

and the shrinking could be that we were before a male.

Because I've explained these methods to you I said "could it be"?

because they are methods that are not reliable 100%, since I've been observing them for a while

and doing them with my Isabella of Japan breeders and in many cases it was right and

others do not, you know that this is white or black and there are only two options, or male

or female, so it is not very difficult to chain a series of consecutive hits that we

lead to error ... My recommendation is that do not rely totally on the methods that

I have commented previously since they can to mislead, I simply told you

as a curiosity if you ever hear it.

Sing and egg-laying: Two methods that work are singing and putting

eggs

The males sing and emit more elongated songs, also while they sing they adopt a form

erect with her body to woo the female.

And on the contrary, the females never go to sing like a male but some can

get to emit small trills that we can confuse.

And obviously, it goes without saying that if has laid eggs will be a female.

Another method that some breeders claim that work is to look at the feathers of

under the tail near the sewer.

So if the feathers underneath the tail do not cover the sewer would be a possible

female while if the feathers from below of the tail plug the area of ​​the sewer could

be a possible male

Also in some cases especially with isabelitas of contest and having certain notions of

genetics, we can know practically from the nest which are males and which are females

in some mutations linked to sex.

Always of course as I tell you knowing very well the genetics of the couple so that

there is no type of confusion.

And without doubt, the most reliable method of all to sexar to any bird, whether lovebirds,

parakeets, canaries, goldfinches, whatever.

It is a test that is carried out mainly analyzing the blood of the bird or by

some of its feathers, it is sent to laboratory specialized in sexing birds and they will give us

the results of whether it is male or female to a 99% reliability

In my case when I want to know if an Isabella of Japan is male or female, I use the following

procedure and it always works leaving by one side to all the males and others to all

the females.

First of all, what I do is try to put him to each isabelite an open ring of color

to have them located to each one in all moment, since as you will see in my case they are

all very similar to each other.

If you do not know how to put an open ring to a bird in the comments of the video

I'll leave you a link to a video where I explain the right way to do it, from

all ways, if you have any doubt you already know that you can leave a comment and I will try

respond as soon as possible.

Subsequently, once I have all the Isabellaites of Japan identified with

a ring of visible color what I do is place the cages in this way, one up

and another below and now you will see why.

All the Isabella women that I want to sex I stay in the cage at the bottom, always

of course avoiding and taking into account the overpopulation, do not go to lodge

many Isabella of Japan in a space in which they are agglomerated.

If you have many and you are in this situation, better to go repeating the process and go

sexing little by little because in the end we will save weather.

Once I have the Isabella of Japan that I want to sex in the cage below I hope

approximately 3-4 days to suit completely to the cage and do not miss,

although if we start from the first day to observe in many cases we can go knowing

which are the males.

Well, once these 3 or 4 days have passed and the Isabella are completely adapted

to the cage and they are calm.

We are going to dedicate to observe them from a site where we do not bother them so that

they act with total normality and we are going to write down in a notebook or pointing in

the mobile the color of the rings that have those Isabella who sing and emit a

sing long and also adopt a position erect and almost rigid since this is a

feature characteristic of males and if we see this kind of behavior, posture

And also, as I say, they emit a long song we will be before a male, since the females

they do not sing Once we have identified the specimens

that are safe males we are going to pass them to the top cage that will be uniquely and exclusively

for males.

So now in the cage below we would have possible females, and I say possible females

because it would still be convenient to observe them since there may be some weak and scary male

that has not dared to sing in front of others and now seeing that it does not have

no male around him or that there is not so many males are encouraged to sing to the females.

And we will repeat the process, we wrote down in the notebook the color of the ring of the bird that sings

to later pass it to the cage above with all the males.

Eye, it is possible that while you observe them you see some that climb on top of others

simulating mating, at first If we see this, it is easy to think that Isabella

above is male and the one below is female, but obviate it and do not hesitate because of experience

I tell you I've seen females climb on top of females and males climbing on top of males.

In this way we would have sexed the majority of isabelitas from Japan, this convenient

Do it from about 3 months of age which is when most of the males sing,

nevertheless as in everything there may be some late male that is not yet fully

developed and therefore has not begun to sing.

So this we will have to keep in mind also since it may be in the cage below,

that is, the cage of "the females" has some backward male that starts singing

later.

If I have any doubt with any of them or just to make sure that they are all

females and there are no males that I have could happen what I usually do is the following.

On one side of a 60 cm cage I place a a female reproductive, that is, a female

safe.

And I'm taking and putting one by one all the Isabellaites that we had hosted in the

bottom part on the other side.

If it's a female, it will not sing, but if it's a male as I say from 3 months onwards to

see an adult female may be nervous and will try to woo her by singing what we

It will obviously indicate that it is a male.

As you see using these two methods that I have told you we can know almost 100%

which are the males and which the females as long as they are not very new birds and

that otherwise not being enough developed some of the males could

no sing.

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LE FORMICHE DI MINORCA | Le 5 specie più diffuse - Duration: 6:20.

Menorca island, Spain

This is a video in collaboration with Alessandro

who while on holiday on the island

recorded some videos on the ants he came across while exploring around

We then thought that it could be interesting

showing some of them because these species can be found in many areas in Italy.

Some basic information on their biology and behaviour

could always come handy, especially if you are thinking

to start ant keeping.

This Mediterranean island is a suitable environment and climate

to many species,

some of which were accidentally introduced by human activities.

I thank Alessando to let me use his videos

and, if you don't know yet his channel

I'm gonna leave all his links in description.

These ants always nest in the groun and generally

their nests have multiple entrances that

very often are covered and hidden in debris and small pebbles

They have the habits to often move the entire colony

from a place to another based on the season and in case

they get disturbed by other species

The number of individuals per each colony is extremely variable,

from a few hundreds to some thousands.

Workers lay trophic eggs

with which they feed larvae and queen but often, if the prey is big in size

ants would move larvae direclty on it.

These ants are not aggressive but compensate

with a very rapid recruitment and expedients worthy of a note

to survive

One of them is obstructing nearby ant nests' exits

with dirt and debris of any kind

in order to gain some time on foraging for food.

They mainly feed on seeds and insects.

The Messor genus includes more than 100 species,

all commonly indicated as harvester ants

because of their seed-based feeding.

Colonies tend to build nest in the ground in open fields

and close to road edges and footpaths.

Nests can get big because of their granaries

with a complex design where seeds

are stored in dry conditions, preventing them to germinate.

The Messor genus includes polymorphic species

and has a distinct ant caste whose role is

to carry and break seeds which comprehend most of their colonies' subsistence.

Even though they mainly feed on seed,

they occasionally feed on insects of different size.

Their exoskeleton is strong and shiny,

generally they move slowly and make

long transport lines.

This ant genus is very

morphologically heterogeneous,

with species of different shapes and dimension that are not necessarily

seem similar at first sight.

Where as the worker caste is monomorphic in some species

it is polymorphic in others.

In some species workers are thin, in some other they're quite large

the stinger works great in all the species though

Most of the ants belonging to this genus nest in the decomposing wood or under rocks

furthermore they mainly feed on seeds and various types of insects

on top of being scavengers

This genus which comprehends more than 390 different species

and without a precice ID it's very difficult being able

to generalize their behaviour

Extremely common also everywhere in Italy, Crematogaster scutellaris

is an arboreal species that often is considered a pest

It is such a dominant species in its environment

that it can influence other insects' dynamics.

They have a sting that secrets a liquid, repellent

to most of the other species but above all

they form extremely large colonies that can cover

and control very large territories.

Often, adult colonies nest in more than on tree.

They are skillful aphids farmers, from which they get honeydew

but also caterpillars and small insects hunters

if you need more detailed info about this species.

I invite you to watch this video

The small, indescreet and invasive Linepithema humile

very well knows as Argentine ant

has recently spread all over the world

The enormous extension of their areal is the work

of human movements but the key to this global success

is due to the collaboration they have developed with other colonies of the same species

and the consequent formation of Mega-colonies.

In Europe there is a super colony covering more than

6000 km of coastline

from Portugal to Italy, and a population of over

one trillion ant is supposed to be [1 000 000 000 000 000 000]

However, there are conflicts with other super-colonies

and according to the calculations of some researchers it is thought that every year

30 million victims are killed on a battle front

that covers the entire territory of the super colony

These ants are classified among the 100

most invasive species of animals in the world

can overwhelm native species endanger

the ecosystem, such as some plants

that depend on the native ants for seed dispersal.

It should be noted that where the Argentine ant is present

the number of pollinating insects decreases

because it often performs predations on the larvae of the latter.

This is just a tiny part of the almost 400 species

found on the Spanish territory

it would have been very interesting having more time

in order to find more species on the island.

If you liked the video, leave me your thumb up

or subscribe to the channel!

If you have some question the ants we show you

feel free to leave a comment!

Thanks for watching, until the next video!

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Klebber Toledo revela histórias da infância Klebber Toledo era um menino que adorava correr em cima do telhado

E ele jura que era algo bem fácil de fazer. Êta infância boa. O menino cresceu e quis ser atleta

No Tamanho Família, ele também relembrou seus antigos empregos antes de se firmar com ator, e contou: "Saí de casa com 15 para 16 anos

Trabalhei como vendedor, garçom, animador de festa de criança". Klebber Toledo se emociona com homenagem que recebe no 'Tamanho Família (Foto: Raphael Dias/Gshow) Ah, o amor

Casado com Camila Queiroz, Klebber Toledo nem esperava ser homenageado pela atriz, que apareceu de surpresa no Tamanho Família e homenageou o amado cantando Legião Urbana

Assista no vídeo abaixo! Klebber Toledo recebe homenagem da família No programa deste domingo, 26/8, o ator relembrou o começo da relação com Camila: "A gente foi se conhecendo ao longo da novela (Êta Mundo Bom), só que não se encaixava

Foi uma coisa de repente. A gente começou a olhar um para o outro". Momento de muito amor no 'Tamanho Família' (Foto: Raphael Dias/Gshow) Nos bastidores, Klebber Toledo agradeceu todo o carinho

Veja o depoimento dele! Klebber Toledo conta o que achou de sua homenagem saiba mais Camila Queiroz e Klebber Toledo se casam no Ceará; veja fotos!

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La Quinoa como SuperAlimento Benefícios y Propiedades - Duration: 5:00.

Hello Kitchens, have you ever asked why is the

quinoa Today in home cooking, we're going to

explain and if you stay until the end we'll tell you a trick to cook it and

that fits you perfect and a surprise that I'm sure you

will love the quinoa is a superfood and that is a superfood, very easy

it is a food with superpowers that as superpowers has the quinoa

Well, there we go quinoa or quinoa is a seed whose

leaf is raw of spinach and the beet and has become very fashionable in

our society in recent years without embargo on the black flowers of america

in soliva cultivating for more than 5,000 years the main countries where

it is grown are bolivia peru and usa but however, it is found in all

countries of the Andean region from Colombia to argentina

like the potato the quinoa was one of the main foods of the towns

ancient Andeans is also thought that in the past was also used for

cosmetics in the area between peru bolivia and Chile as an anecdote the Incas arrived

to consider cultivation as sacred honoring it with the title of cheese there to

mom mother of all the beans was the Emperor who traditionally

scattered the first seeds in the planting season using

golden utensils the conquerors Spaniards called him with scorn

food for the Indians banned their cultivation and demanded the Incas

replace it with diego instead today in day is one of the most basic foods

healthy of the planet

It is spreading through Asia and Europe thanks to its performance and resistance

since it supports temperatures between minus 4 degrees to 38 degrees is the

only totally vegetable food that collects all acidic foods

essential trace elements and vitamins so your protein level is

same as milk also does not contain gluten those grains are really

nutritious being at the biological level and nutritional and functional much better than

traditional cereals is to say the wheat corn oats rice

Quinoa is a perfect example of balance between fat proteins and

carbohydrates is an ideal food for diabetic and vegetarian celiac

how much protein does the grain quinoa contains between a 16 and a 23 by

hundred this fiber would entail double of the level of proteins that there are in

any cereal and is ideal for example for vegetarians, quinoa is a

vegetable food that can contribute lots of protein and energy too

It is very beneficial for coeliacs because you can include it in your diet as

gluten-free cereal and is very digestible all the amino acids that have the most

remarkable are the lysine the arginine the studied methionine and christina the

Lysine is a super important amino acid for brain development while

that arginine will study what they are for development during childhood

It is also rich in minerals such as iron potassium magnesium calcium and phosphorus

It is also super full of vitamins especially those of the complex b that help

to metabolism favor memory and help maintain the health of the organism

it also has those of the complex whose main function is antioxidant

On the other hand the level of fats is very poor between 4 and 9 percent and the

half of them consists of acid essential linoleic for energy

and produce other fatty acids too It has a lot of fiber so

prevents diseases before cardiovascular and constipation

every 100 grams of the noa contains between 17 and 15 grams of fiber figures a lot

greater than those of these cereals without However, most of that fiber is

insoluble so when boiling the quinoa You can stay in about 2 grams of

fiber there are many recipes for cooking quinoa but personally to

To cook it we recommend to rinse the quinoa with a colander until the water was

clear to pass the once clean put in a pot with salt water and

boil for better water absorption It is advisable to cover the pot and reduce

simmer and cook around 15 minutes another option that serves both

for salads as to elaborate others these dishes tárlac and the

same process to clean it that is rinse it with a colander and then

cook a little in the in a pan moving it continuously to

avoid burning and how do you cook quinoa tell us

what is your favorite recipe and how about is eating you liked this guy

of contents if you're satisfied and you want more videos

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Khloe Kardashian Chops Off Her Hair After Reaching Weight Loss Goal - Duration: 2:11.

On Thursday, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star took to Instagram to show off her new

blunt bob hairstyle.

"Not smiling makes me smile," Khloe captioned a selfie, quoting her brother-in-law Kanye

West.

Khloe also posted a second photo of her new hairdo from her grandmother MJ's 84th birthday

celebration.

"Happy Birthday my sweet MJ!!"

Khloe wrote alongside a photo with her grandma.

The E! star's new look comes less than a week after she expressed her love for short hair,

telling one Twitter user, "Short hair is my favorite!!

But I still need to loose a few more pounds and then I will cut it again."

Khloe, who gave birth to True Thompson in April, revealed her 33-pound weight loss last

week.

"After I had True, I did not put any pressure on myself to lose the baby weight," Khloe

shared in a blog post.

"I just wanted to get back to my regular routine from before I got pregnant, which was working

out five to six times a week."

"Here is where I am at currently," Khloe continued.

"True turned 3 months old on July 12.

I honestly did not give myself a number that I wanted to lose by this time, especially

since I was not able to work out for the first six weeks.

But, since then, I have lost 33 pounds!

I'm shocked that I lost that much weight that quickly."

Khloe told readers she's chalking it up to "the combination of breastfeeding and being

very active during and after my pregnancy."

"I never compare myself to other women as every woman has their own journey," she shared.

"We also all have different priorities in our day-to-day lives.

One of mine is having that one hour where I can be selfish and alone in my place of

refuge."

Khloe then told her fans, "Staying healthy and active is something that's very important

to me.

Exercise is something I have always used to maintain my sanity and relieve stress.

And, now that I have a baby, I still want to keep something that's my ti

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Lernsoftware überwacht und entmündigt die Schüler | 26.08.2018 | www.kla.tv/12918 - Duration: 3:06.

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海贼王915话：贝拉米并未加入红发，放弃做海贼，转做染物职 - Duration: 3:58.

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Here Are the Republican Senators Who Just Voted Against Defunding Planned Parenthood - Duration: 5:58.

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WATCH: John McCain's POW Confession Videos | Heavy.com - Duration: 6:14.

WATCH: John McCain's POW Confession Videos | Heavy.com

This file picture taken in 1967 shows US Navy Airforce Major John McCain lying on a bed in a Hanoi hospital as he was being given medical care for his injuries in 1967.

John McCain passed away from brain cancer at the age of 81.

Born in 1936, McCain has been serving as a politician from Arizona since 1987. McCain was a POW during the Vietnam war.

He was captured on October 26, 1967 while flying his 23rd bombing mission over Hanoi.

His plane was shot down by a missile and he fractured both arms and a leg when he ejected.

He was subjected to severe torture while he was in captivity for five-and-a-half years.

At one point, things got so bad that he committed suicide.

He eventually broke down and made an anti-U.S.

propaganda confession tape, which he regretted all his life.

But everyone has a breaking point, and no one blamed McCain for breaking after all that he endured.

You can listen to the confession tape in the video below:.

The confession tape was referred to as the "Tokyo Rose" propaganda recording, and it was made in 1969. While in captivity, McCain was beaten so much that he gave in to making an anti-U.S.

propaganda tape.

The tape resurfaced in late 2016, when independent news journalist Charles Johnson said he uncovered the recording because it had been mislabeled by the U.S.

National Archives and Records Administration.

In the tape, McCain takes responsibility for flying bombing missions, claims he is guilty of crime against the Vietnamese people, and claims he was given humane treatment since captured.

McCain never tried to hide the truth about the tape.

He was tortured for days and made the confession after extreme physical abuse, a decision he regretted the rest of his life.

The National Archives verified the tape as authentic.

Sadly, some of his political opponents tried to use the tape as evidence that he wasn't truly a war hero.

But no one believed this to be true.

When his father, an admiral, was offered a chance to get his son released early, McCain refused unless the other POWs were also released.

As a result, he remained in captivity much longer.

He definitely put his country first, as long as he could.

In 1967, while he was in captivity, McCain was interviewed by a French journalist.

He gave the interview believing the journalist would take a message back to his family.

McCain said that the North Vietnamese staged the interview, making it look like he was being kept in a nice room with a big bed.

They also tried to set his broken bones before the interview, which they hadn't done before.

You can watch that interview below:.

Some believe that the all his trembling is from the extreme pain he was in when they tried to set his bone haphazardly before the recording.

The video above was released in 2008 by the French National Archive and the interview was conducted by French reporter Francois Chalais.

He talked about what happened when he was shot down: "I was on a flight over the city (Hanoi) … and I was bombing and I was hit by a missile or anti-aircraft fire, I'm not sure which." He said his plane went straight down.

During the interview he said he was treated well.

When asked what he ate he said, "It's not like Paris… (but) I eat it.".

For more infomation >> WATCH: John McCain's POW Confession Videos | Heavy.com - Duration: 6:14.

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LEGO® Friends - Zoom Zoom Zoom Music Video

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LIVING IN NEW YORK CITY: Why New Yorkers Don't Own Cars - Duration: 4:20.

so here's a question why don't most New Yorkers own a car? I have a Moped, its fun I just ride a bike

I ride this!! So Sam why don't you own a car? Because I live in New York! so in this

video we are gonna find out why the majority of most New Yorkers do not own

a car let's start with the facts New York is crowded there are 27,000

people per square mile in New York City making it one of the most densely

populated cities on earth for perspective about one in every 38 people

living in the United States lives in New York with that said driving in the city

it can be stressful and you can't get any work done driving a car in a place

like New York time is money nationally 86% drive to work compared

with only 28% of New Yorkers that drives work cars are expensive to own in the

city insurance costs are through the roof are there human gas stations in

Manhattan how many gas stations are in Manhattan 50 this is one of the 50 gas

stations in Manhattan I'm not quite sure the national average price of gas

because I haven't had a car in over ten years but it's a pretty safe bet that

this is probably far more than the price that you're paying wherever you're

watching this from so now your car is all fueled up the next question where do

you park it long-term parking in the city is some of the most expensive in

the world while on the other hand that street parking is the pain in the ass

with changing rules tickets they're inevitable most likely your car will get

ruined unless your Park in your sports car on a rooftop overlooking Midtown

kidding this this isn't my car so what do you do instead it there's plenty of

ways to get around this great city that don't require you to own a car

so the first is obviously a taxi they are everywhere

but during morning rush hour even in New York City Taxi can be hard to come by

you're better off just walking about 10% of New Yorkers walk to work if you're

lucky enough to live in walking distance to your office nothing beats leaving

your apartment and hitting the pavement just because you're walking it doesn't

mean you're immune to the traffic with over 300,000 pedestrians passing through

Times Square daily you're definitely going to get up and close with a few

strangers on your commute to work hello the subway is by far the most popular

choice when it comes to getting around New York with 55% of all commuters in

the city using public transportation the New York subway system it may be old but

it's one of the most reliable in the entire world with over 840 miles of

subway tracks now in my opinion of biking is the fastest way to get around

the city but only one percent of New Yorkers commute via bike and there's a

few reasons for that low number the city isn't exactly biker friendly there are

bike lanes but they are usually more dangerous than the actual road for a bit

of a more in-depth look at why bike lanes aren't necessarily the safest go

check out KC nice tats viral video titled bike lanes I think that was made

in 2012 but so now six years later and the bike ban problem well it really

hasn't changed much another way to get around the city is by using rideshare

apps like uber lyft and a new one called Juno which in my opinion are the most

convenient and stress-free ways to get around the city you just walked out of

that Broadway show or you're in a crowded area like Times Square it can be

difficult for your driver to find you some of these apps have features where

you can have your phone light up a certain color and the driver is notified

to what color you have so you're easy to spot in a crowd the only real drawback

to rideshare apps is the price surge during rush hour the surge can sometimes

be true the actual cost of the ride living in

New York City can be challenging it can be stressful and of course expensive but

for every problem there's always a solution I hope you enjoyed the video

make sure to subscribe for more high-quality New York City content and

with that I will see you in the next one

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Out Of Place Objects Discovered In Strange Places - Duration: 5:05.

We live in a strange world.

At any moment we can find something that'll completely throw us for a loop, something

that has no reasonable, rational explanation for why it is are where it is.

Sometimes, if we're lucky, we eventually uncover the truth.

Sometimes, it remains a mystery forever.

Here are just some of the strangest things found where they don't belong.

Nanotechnology in a 1,600-year-old chalice

What's more cutting-edge and high-tech than nanotechnology, right?

It's the stuff of science fiction and … ancient Rome?

The British Museum received the color-changing Lycurgus Cup in the 1950s, and for decades,

they had no idea how it worked.

When lit from one side, it was red.

When lit from the other side, it's green.

It wasn't until the 1990's that the museum was able to look at broken pieces of the cup

on a super-microscopic scale.

They found that the color change was done with a technology that we're only starting

to understand.

Bits of gold and silver were ground down into tiny, tiny, tiny pieces, measuring only about

50 nanometers in size, less than a thousandth of the size of a single grain of table salt.

Those tiny grains were then put in the glass, and its precise, exact nature suggests the

ancient Romans knew exactly what they were doing.

They weren't just making something that turned pretty colors when you held it to the light,

either.

When researchers created a cup that used the same type of technology, they learned the

colors also changed based on what kind of liquid was poured in.

Not a bad party trick for the fourth century.

The ship graveyard in the desert

Massive ships might be the last thing you'd expect to see in the desert, but that's exactly

what litters the desert outside of the city of Moynaq, Uzbekistan.

Ships big and small rust away in the hot desert sun as they provide shade for camels and other

desert animals.

What they're definitely not doing is sailing.

The ships now sit in is all that remains of the Aral Sea, what was once so vast that it

supplied the Soviet Union with about a sixth of its fish, and employed between 40,000 and

60,000 people.

At some point before the mid-1960s, plans were put in place to use the waters of the

Aral Sea's nearby rivers to irrigate new farmland.

That cut off a major source of freshwater flowing into the sea, and over the next few

decades, it started to change.

First, the salt content rose too high to keep supporting the abundant fish that had once

lived there, and then the sea started drying up.

Ships that had once worked out of the Aral Sea's port cities were stranded in the sand

as the water receded and the climate changed.

Some of the skeletal ships have sat there for decades now, and while the Aral Sea hasn't

disappeared completely, it's still an eerie reminder of the damage mankind can do.

Stonehenge at the bottom of Lake Michigan

In 2007, research from the underwater archaeology department at Northwestern Michigan College

turned up something cool.

Sitting on the bottom of Lake Michigan under about 40 feet of water was a series of massive

stones, arranged in a circular formation good enough to make the experts scratch their heads

and slow down.

ZME Science says developments and research have been scarce, mostly because of how deep

the stones are.

The idea of an ancient civilization building a stone circle in what's now Lake Michigan

is pretty awesome, and they may have left their signature, too.

The photos divers have been able to take show what may be a rock with a petroglyph carved

into it, one that looks like a very cool rendering of a mastodon.

Who knows what else might be hidden here.

50,000-year-old creatures trapped in crystal

Even if you aren't familiar with the details, you've probably seen the photos of that cave

filled with those unbelievably massive crystals.

The cave is real, and so are the crystals.

Mexico's Naica Mine was first opened in 1910, and a secondary cave was breached in 2000.

The crystals weigh as much as 55 tons, and formed millions of years ago after some freaky

volcanic activity.

Between temperature and humidity, exploring it has been next to impossible.

What's also impossible is what scientists found there in 2017.

Life, not just inside the cave, but inside the crystals themselves.

After finding tiny pockets inside the crystals, they extracted some of the liquid inside and

sent it off for analysis.

According to Science Alert, they found tiny life forms that had been in a self-induced

suspended animation for as long as 50,000 years.

NASA scientists extracted the creatures, which had been surviving on iron and sulfur, woke

them up, and got them to multiply.

They say there's nothing else like them on Earth.

Spiders that live underwater

Hate spiders?

Feel safe from spiders when you're swimming?

Kiss that comfort goodbye.

If you're taking a dip in bodies of freshwater in Asia or Europe, you may come across the

diving bell spider.

Within a few weeks of being born, these little creepers leave their mom's underwater refuge

and spin what's essentially a little underwater bubble house.

Strings of silk are stretched to the surface like climbing ropes, and the spiders stick

their rears above the water to grab some air bubbles before heading back down the silk,

into the depths, and their little bubble web house.

What they end up with is an underwater air pocket that honestly seems like so much work

it can't possibly be a practical adaptation.

Thus is the nature of cosmic pranks.

Have a nice swim!

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How to start drawing【Voice Over, ENG SUBS】 - Duration: 9:32.

Hi everyone! This is Rina and in today's video I'd like to talk about something that many people has been asking me lately

The point is I receive many messages similar to this:

"Hi I'm a begginer artist. I have no idea about art and I don't know where or how should I start drawing"

"What do I have to learn and how do I learn it so I can improve fast?"

If any of you identify yourself with such questions, stay here and listen to what I have to say ~

I'll start off by saying I don't think you must learn how to draw from a specific point

This is not a math class where you first learn sums, then fractions, then square roots...

You can learn how to draw by... drawing xD

And by "drawing" I mean drawing whatever thing!

Do you like flowers? Then pick a pencil and draw flowers.

Animals, furniture, people, whatever thing! Just draw it!

And whenever you feel this subject isn't enough anymore just move to another one.

I know it may sound dumb but that's how you learn it, you learn how to draw by drawing xD

And every artist has a different way to do it.

That's why I can't give you a more specific answer because THERE IS NO PERFECT ANSWER for this!

With time every artist discovers what do they like to draw,

how do they like to draw things, which learning techniques suit them the most

Learning how to draw is something very personal and we all adapt the process to our own needs

Generally speaking, it's true that most artists recommend that you just draw what you see at the beggining

Pick a photo, make your friend pose in front of you

Grab an object you have by your side and just draw what your eyes see

Learning the basics of Realism will be very helpful for you in the future whenever you'd like to stylize your lines.

They say you must first understand how reality looks like before you can deform it

Tho I don't agree 100% with that statement

I do also recommend learning realism first but...

I don't think that should be a Golden Rule that you must follow exactly.

If realism doesn't look appealing to you AT ALL when you're starting

I don't think it should be a big issue. The point here is for you to enjoy what you draw

Maybe you'll feel interested in realism later on, who knows? xD

Lastly I'd like to address myself to all of you who want to improve fast

The best advice I can give you is...

Hold your horses.

Forget about improving FAST and focuss only on IMPROVING

If you get stuck on achieving a certain learning speed

it may backfire and you may end up loosing interest in what you do and what you have already achieved.

Like I said earlier, drawing is something very personal

There's a lot of mental processes, mood and stuff like that that influences it a lot.

And every person has a different life so we all learn at a different pace.

I don't know, it's like when you're growing up and there's boys who already grew a beard before the others

or girls who still don't have a mature breast...

The important part here isn't improving FAST, but improving EFFICIENTLY

And now comes the big question

"Rina, how do I improve efficiently?" xD

Uhm... That's still a very hard thing to answer

because every artist has different methods and advice

But generally speaking, the point is to pay a lot of attention

to learn how to observe

to pay attention to all the things that are surrounding us.

Shapes, colors, feelings, things you get from reality and also from other people's art

And then trying to transfer whatever you see onto the paper

Of course the more you practice the better but REMEMBER;

This is not about HOW MUCH you practice but about practicing what YOU NEED

and doing it EFFICIENTLY.

It doesn't matter that you stare at an apple for a whole hour if you don't do it with the eyes of an artist

In other words, you must pay attention to its shape, to its different curves

to the different colors on it, to the texture, to how the light is falling onto the object...

You have to train your eyes (or maybe your brain?)

so you can see further that what you actually see

so instead of an apple you can see a spherical object, in whatever color

that it is wider at the top and thinner at the bottom, that it has a small cilinder at the top,

etc, etc...

I hope that example won't make things even more confusing now >w<

And as usual you know all these advices I'm giving you are just that; mere adivce

You're free to follow them or not, and also coming up with your own!

After all when I first started drawing I had to learn almost everything all by myself

It was basically try and failure because back in my days it was really hard to get any useful information about this

Nowadays you just have to type on Google "tutorial about..."

and you have thousands of places where you can choose

You've got all the info next to you so USE IT!

And always keep in mind that you don't learn how to draw in one night

You won't learn practicing a whole month neither

It is a VERY SLOW process in which YOU decide the rhythm.

It's important that you ENJOY what you're learning through it.

And now that I think about it, there's a similar subject that I get asked about a lot too

Is it worth taking art classes? Do you really need to take them in order to live from this?

Probably not.

I don't think it's really necessary.

You'd actually be surprised at how many arists are totally self-taught.

It is true that studying something related to art can be helpful

But it depends on many things, it depends on the school, what subjects you take, the teachers, the classmates...

And it specially depends on yourself!

You may find two people who studied at the same art school

and one of them may be super happy about it but the other may think it was a waste.

I personally think that if you can afford it and you'd like to take an art course

why not trying it at least?

And if you don't have the money

don't feel less of an artist because of that.

You can learn the same by yourself

By watching tutorials, speedpaints, livestreams, "Googling" any doubts you may have xD

And I can't come up with anything else to tell you today

I'm sorry if my advice sometimes is a bit more vague than what you'd like to hear

That's the good and bad parts about art. It is extremely free

and so everyone draws the way they prefer.

That's it, I hope you enjoy the rest of the speedpaint

And see you on the next video, bye bye ♥♥♥

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Pre Show Routine | SODA STEREO Sep7imo Dia Artists Share their Preparation Tips | Cirque du Soleil - Duration: 1:20.

How I prepare before going on stage…

As soon as I get off from opening the show

I'm checking my string length,

and checking the humidity and the elasticity of the string.

I need to warm up the muscles and the mind.

I really take my one-hour warm-up very seriously.

I do yoga exercises, stretching exercises

and physical conditioning exercises.

Stretching, warm-up, makeup, wardrobe…

A few seconds before, I like doing something very normal

like chatting with my colleagues about things in general.

Then be ready to act in front of six thousand people,

almost every night.

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How is ETHIOPIA Escaping POVERTY? - VisualPolitik EN - Duration: 11:26.

Ethiopia has an image problem. For years, this gigantic country, the second most populated

in all of Africa, with almost 100 million inhabitants, was a synonym for extreme poverty,

hunger, disease, wars... in short.... true misery.

However, in the new century... everything began to change...

Even though Ethiopia is still a very poor country, in the last decade it has become

one of the fastest growing economies, not only in Africa but in the world.

At the same time, it has grown very close to Beijing and has also become a close ally

to the United States in the fight against terrorism.

Why have a single friendship if you can have both?

The fact is that we're probably witnessing, nothing more or less than the birth of a future

African power.

And that's more than enough reason to ensure that we, here on VISUALPOLITIK, won't want

to miss what's happening in the country that many are already calling the "new African

China". Listen up.

(INTRO)

After decades of tension, hostility and confrontation – before and after Eritrea gained independence

from Ethiopia in 1993 – on July 9th, 2018, both countries signed a declaration for peace.

And we should remember that during this long confrontation between Ethiopia and Eritrea,

there were moments and events as tragic as the military conflict that between 1998 and

the year 2000 ended the lives of almost 100,000 people.

Now, the leaders of both countries have agreed to sign for complete peace:

("We had agreed to resume the services of our airlines, to get our ports working, to

get our people to trade and to open our embassies again. [...] There is no longer a border between

Eritrea and Ethiopia because a bridge of love has destroyed it." Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia's

prime minister.)

But... of course, the question remains… What has led these two countries to suddenly

like each other so much?

Well, my friends, even though it may seem incredible, one of the problems that prevented

reconciliation was this village that you see in the image, Badme, a place where there's

practically nothing at all.

And see… based on the peace agreements that were negotiated in Algiers in the year 2000,

to end the last war, this territory belongs to Eritrea... but in the end the Ethiopian

government realized that this didn't work for them, so those peace agreements didn't

really go anywhere... until now.

Now, Ethiopia, the stronger country between the two – after all we're talking about

100 million people against just over 5 – has decided to give up…

Because dear viewers, in many occasions persisting just to look stronger is a mistake that's

bad for everyone. There's nothing to gain and much to lose.

In any case, this peace is a good reflection of the changes that are taking place.

Listen up because this may surprise you.

(A CHINESE MODEL?)

In recent years, Ethiopia has become one of the fastest growing economies on the planet.

During the last decade, Ethiopia has averaged a growth rate of around 10% per year.

For example, check out the following graphic.

Here we can compare Ethiopia's GDP growth per capita with that of another rapidly growing

country: Vietnam.

And watch out, because Ethiopia's population growth is huge... and we're talking about

GDP per capita.

But... just a moment, we're not just talking about the economy. As you can imagine all

this growth has also had some important social consequences.

Which is something that sooner or later always happens when a country grows, opens up to

the world and does things right.

Since the year 2000 the average life expectancy has increased by 13 years; the number of workers

with at least a completed secondary education has grown by almost 50% and poverty.... Well...

look at what's happening with poverty.

Yes, I know, even today there's a lot of poverty in Ethiopia.

With a simple Google search we can find terrible situations in this country... but, folks,

let's talk clearly, overcoming poverty isn't something that happens overnight… I wish

it were that easy.

In any case, Addis Ababa, the country's capital, is a good reflection of the process

Ethiopia is experiencing. Cranes, works and projects of all kinds are flooding the city.

In fact, it was here, in this city that the first light subway in sub-Saharan Africa was

inaugurated in 2015.

But of course, having reached this point... the question that remains is clear: How on

earth has Ethiopia achieved such an economic leap?

Well... we could say that this country has become something like Beijing's outstanding

pupil.

Their growth has largely been led by essentially copying the Asian giant.

See, on the one hand, the Ethiopian government has promoted the construction of enormous

infrastructure projects that are essential for the country's development.

We're speaking, for example, of a railway line costing more than 4 billion dollars that

connects Addis Ababa with the Djibouti port – to facilitate merchandise exports – or

the greatest project in all of Africa: the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam;

a giant dam on the Nile River that required an investment of around 6 billion dollars

and whose mission was to revolutionize the country's energy system with abundant and

cheap electricity.

By the way, do you know who gave the investment and knowledge for these projects? Well, surely

those of you who follow VISUALPOLITIK won't be surprised. To a large extent, it was China,

Chinese companies…

In fact, China has become Ethiopia's biggest investor and trading partner. In other words,

a large part of the country's growth has been due to its ties with China.

The second pillar of Ethiopia's growth is that little by little large state-owned companies

began to operate with enough autonomy and to manage themselves as if they were private

companies.

This is the case, for example, of Ethiopian Airlines, the country's flag carrier...

which has become the largest African airline and now intends to compete internationally

with the biggest airlines in the industry.

("Even though Ethiopian Airlines is 100% state-owned, it's run like a business: The

board runs it as if it's British Airways or United Airlines." Zemedeneh Negatu, chairman

of Fairfax Africa Fund LLC)

And finally, the third pillar: the attraction of foreign direct investment through the development

of economic zones, fiscal incentives, participative financing, etc., etc.

Take a look at how foreign investments have evolved:

This is how Ethiopia has begun to industrialize... Largely because of all these policies and

also thanks to the cost of labor, an industry that has grown a lot in recent years has been

textiles.

In fact, brands such as H & M, Guess, Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein already produce

some of their garments in this country.

But... Unfortunately, that's not all. Their similarities with China aren't limited to

the economic part.

At the same time that the country was experiencing an economic take-off... the repression of

civil liberties became stronger and stronger: the media was broadly restricted, political

opposition was persecuted, websites were blocked, etc., etc.

In recent years, this country became one of the 10 biggest journalist jailers in the entire

world. The Ethiopian government virtually locked up, forced into exile or intimidated

almost every independent journalist.

In other words, Ethiopia practically reached a situation in which there were no journalists,

only government spokesmen.

But... folks, just a moment… because now, suddenly, it looks like everything has begun

to change. Listen up.

(A NEW GENERATION)

At the beginning of 2018 Ethiopia was mired in a wave of violence, racial clashes and

political repression that threaten the country's stability with absolute collapse.

And, although economically things have worked out quite well in recent years, there have

also been some imbalances: a rather large foreign debt; a great shortage of foreign

currency as a result of large investments and population grown, a very high youth unemployment

rate.

Indeed many were wondering if what Ethiopia had gone through in recent years had been

nothing but a mirage.

However, against all odds... after a hard power struggle... the ruling party, the Ethiopian

People's Revolutionary Democratic Front – in practice the only party – elected Prime

Minister Abiy Ahmed, a 42-year-old former army officer.

Not much was expected... but within just a few months... boom, how things have changed!:

See, since he came to power, Abiy Ahmed has released many political prisoners;

he has apologized for the government's abuses; he's denounced senior officials of the intelligence

services and the security forces for having committed state terrorism;

he's promoted the Peace Agreement with Eritrea; he's announced a modification to the Constitution

to establish the limitation of mandates and he's begun to dismantle political censorship

and ask exiled journalists to return home.

("Ethiopia unblocks 264 websites and TV channels" AFRICANEWS)

And not only that, he has also announced that the government will deepen the liberalization

of the economy to attract more investment to the country.

(Ethiopia Opens Door to the World With Unprecedented Privatization Plan. Wall Street Journal)

Of course... as you can imagine, all these changes haven't been great for the country's

elite… and their answer didn't take long to come.

("Ethiopian PM escapes grenade attack, one dead, scores hurt". Reuters)

On June 23rd, 2018, during a political event in the heart of Addis Ababa in which the president

wore a Nelson Mandela T-shirt, some tried to put an end to his "political transition".

However, they failed... and now the Prime Minister knows that he has to step on the

accelerator.

Ethiopia, dear viewers, is still a very poor country that has many, many problems.... political,

social and economic.

However, the country that not long ago was considered the most miserable country on earth

now seems to have an opportunity to take off. Will it do so? Only time can answer this question.

Of course here, at VISUALPOLITIK, we'll be following the events very closely.

So I really hope you enjoyed this video, please hit like if you did, and don't forget to

subscribe for brand new videos. Don't forget to check out our friends at the Reconsider

Media Podcast - they provided the vocals in this episode that were not mine. Also, this

channel is possible because of Patreon, and our patrons on that platform. Please consider

joining them and supporting our mission of providing independent political coverage.

And as always, thanks for watching!

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أول مرة بحياتي أقص شعر طويل و صبغته عنابي wig transformation - Duration: 8:21.

Hi girls , a lot of you said this wig doesn't suit me well

and I said why not instead of throwing it out

because it's really expensive

I'll transform it from a long wig to short wig

and you will see these steps

The way of cutting and dyeing the hair in details

and now let's start

first of all you need to make sure the hair is tangle free

so make sure to brush it very well

and next you will get a hold of these types of pins

now put the wig on the wig holder

check the description box for links of everything I'll use

and you want to hold the wig only on its edges

not in the middle with the T pins

get any spray bottle and fill it up with water

and spray the hair so it would be slightly damp

and ready to be cut

and now before we cut the wig

we need to make sure that the wig is brushed very well

and make sure that the hair part is well defined

just part the wig the way you want, middle of side

this step is very important before cutting

and now darlings , we will tie the hair

so we'll take the hair and

make sure to tie it under the neck level

and now we are ready for the next step

and the next step is to cut everything

below the hair band

Girls , I'm not a professional , this might be

the first time I cut hair in my life

but from what I've seen online and in salons

so I'm not here to give you professional tips

I am only sharing with you how I will transform my wig

the second step is to use a shaver

It's actually my son's

so we'll use this machine so we can get a straight line

with the help of my comb, I am looking forward

getting a straight line. fingers crossed

I'll start from the back then move on to the sides

My wig is very thick so I will use this

thinning shaver comb to make it thinner

They use this if the hair

is need of thinning

I'm not sure what it is called in arabic

but it gives layers

and give the wig more natural look

If your hair is natural , you don't need to do this step

and now to dye the wig

First of all , you need a white conditioner

but I only had this but that's not a problem

Then I'll use crazy color in violette and

mix them together

till I get the color I desire

then I'll apply to the wig and keep it on for 30 minutes

after 30 minutes

we'll remove the pins then wash the wig

obviously darlings , when you want to wash the wig

you want to use a shampoo+conditioner

I washed the wig twice with shampoo

and once with conditioner

You need to keep the hair in the conditioner for

30 minutes to moisturize the hair

the color of the wig looks amazing

and its time to completely dry the hair

and now let's style it

if you like it straight keep it straight

If you like it curly , it's totally up to you

Honestly , the color is really nice and it surprised me

the fact I'm not a professional and

I don't have professional tools

to get a nice cut , you should use a

professional hair scissors

so I worked what what I had and

the results are outstanding

so if you liked the video darlings make sure to subscribe

and hit the notification bell

Don't forget to like the video

and if you liked the wig transformation , comment down below

so I can make new Ideas with different colors

with the wigs I have

Thank you so much , I love you

and I'll see you with a new video on Wednesday

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082 - A Birthday cruise and Rickmansworth's Famous Hanging Monkey - Duration: 20:00.

It's Jo's birthday, like by the time you're watching this it won't be Jo's

birthday anymore, but but today is Jo's birthday, so we're doing a kind of

pleasant cruise down towards Uxbridge. I said I wanted to cruise. Yeah. Well we

want to visit the elsan and do the water as usual. But there is also the... Hanging

monkey. The tourist attraction of the area. I mean, I just found it

on the map and I was like, what the heck is a hanging monkey. There's like all these

five stars.You know, five, five start rating, 'Quit

monkeying about folks, can we have a serious review that gives some degree of

gravitas to Rickmansworth most significant monkey, a real cultural icon,

a Rickmansworth must-see'. 'It's not often you get to see a hanging monkey in such

an idyllic setting' my favourite one; 'probably one of the best giant hanging

monkeys in the Rickmansworth are.

It's raininng

So we've just got to the first lock and my windlass is on board, and the lock is set against

us, and the gates open, So, I can't really do anything until I get my windlass, and its

raining. But I think this is the first vlog, in I don't know how many, where we havent

complained about the heat, so I'm not going to complain about the rain.

Its really, really light, but I best go and get my windlass.

So someone has chopped this tree down.

Luckily there is enough room to get past.

So that was exciting, we're at the

Springwell lock, long-term moorings, and a boat had come loose. And was streached

all the way across the canal. Now if you remember last time this happened. Michael

ended up with a bit of mooring pin in his leg, and he went to A&E so, luckily one of the

neighbors on the mooring helped us get it back, which involved Michael towing

it for a little bit. And we've just carried on a little bit and look, I don't know if you can see but.

it's the famous hanging monkey. Such and exciting morning.

And there we have it, the Rickmansworth flying monkey, or sorry, Rickmansworth hanging monkey, best

hanging monkey in all of Rickmansworth.

No idea!

Just coming out of the Springwell lock, which is, so leaking like a sieve that,

the boat that passed us, while we were trying to fix the problem with the boat

that had come loose, had just come through that lock, and moved off, like, less than five

minutes later we arrived at the lock and it's already half drained. So, really big hole in the bottom of that thing. Lots of water coming out.

Moving along, Heading towards, I think it's called Copper Mill Lock.

About a mile to go for there,

When you think about it, its kind of amazing how many different types and designs of narrowboat there are on the canal. I mean they just come in

all different, sort of, shapes and sizes some of which are a little bit more

unusual than others. A little bit unpredictable. That one.

Also, sometimes when

driving down the canal, you have to look at the map, and you notice something like,

it says there's a sewage works beside you, and that's fine, and then there's

this pipe bridge, that is, leading to the sewage works, and you get the feeling,

just before you drive under, that maybe you shouldn't be eating anything, just

case something drips, off the pipe bridge.

We are at Black Jack's Lock, at black Jacks Mill, Cute little bed and breakfast right there.

And the sun's coming out

So we've just been to... what was it called? The Bear on the Barge? The Bear on the Barge. The Bear on the Barge? And had... The Bear

on the Barge Pub. And had some lunch, we were just going for a drink but we ended up having lunch, coz they had...

Halloumi and Pizza. I had halloumi, he had pizza.

Because they had a ten pound lunch offer with a drink. Two course.

Which came to 22 pounds. And then we got back to the lock, and the water was pretty much up,

but the bottom paddle was open. There were two boats that had left, and they'd

left the bottom paddle open, so I went to manually close the bottom paddle

because I figured that they were leaving it open, so that the, umm, you know, water

would just drain like some people do for locks and some of the locks say to

do that, so I was like okay, I'll close the bottom paddle, well Jo gets the windlass

and everything and can do the top paddles, and then a guy comes up from down below,

who apparently, is trying to catch up with the boats that are in front of us,

He's in ever such a rush, so instead of letting the lock fill, the last foot

to get up, so we go down, well he did, he did actually, he came to the front and

started opening the front, so it was raising, and then his boat showed up

at the back, before I got to my boat, so he was like 'oh maybe we should go first'

So he started dropping it, even though it only had about 6 inches to go then. So he dropped the lock with no

water in it, when he could have dropped it with us in it. Yeah, after raising it.

It's just annoying, well it's mainly annoying for the water. My

heads cut off. Yeah I'm not worried about... like I'm not in a rush, I just think,

Its bad manners actually, its what I think. To mother earth.

So yeah, Denham Deep Lock, 16 feet, ish, deep, umm, lost the page on the book. It's the deepest lock on the Grand Union.

It holds no terror for me, because it's nowhere near as deep as Bath Deep Lock

at least not from the inside. And err, and yet, George does not want to be on the boat, and Jo

does not want to be on the boat. And so it is me, the

intrepid explorer, who is currently waiting for Jo to open that thing, all

the way and for this lock to drain 16 feet.

Any minute now we should be 6 feet deep

maybe six-foot-one

we've made it to Uxbridge Lock. And if anyone wants to live in a lock keepers cottage, this one is for sale.

Just raising the water so that we can go in.

So we've just come into Uxbridge, 2010 Nicholson's guide describes Uxbridge

thusly 'The Battle of Britain was directed by

the late Air Marshal Lord Dowding, from the RAF headquarters in Uxbridge, the

town is perhaps, noteworthy for its selection of modern and futuristic

buildings in a variety of competing styles.'

That's one of them.

It's been a really nice day. We say that on every video. I know but its

like, no there's been some crappy ones. Theres been some, well, poopy ones. But there's like, overall, the actual trip,

right down until the very last second, was really pleasant, and pretty, and as we're

moving into London, I'm consistently like, wow you know, we're getting so close,

and the big city hasn't begun, and then we came down the last lock, and like

there's the big city, it's begun! Yeah, but I bet it goes away again. Probably, at this

point we're considering whether or not to go down the Slough Arm, which I just

read has been described in 2010 as, basically, like, rapidly silting over, not

really of any use, use it or lose it, and I think the thing was difficult and

disappointing. Because the canal plan website says that, to get to

the end of the Slough and back might take like an hour and a half. An hour and a half. Its not long. Each way.

And it was like, ah okay we could just quickly sort of tick that off, and then I

read the thing and it's like. Maybe not. Lots of industrial and semi industrial

stuff, and a poem about how nice it would be to bomb Slough to the,

you know, flatten it. Im not really sure if its as bad as it seems to have been made out

but... Yeah. Wow, the doppler effect is really funny with bad music. And then we need to

go down to Brentford, and then back up to do the Regents. Yeah, yeah so there's

plenty of options it's like, do we go this way, do we go this way, you know. But ultimately

we're going east. Yeah Funny old day, we met that boat that

was blocking the canal, and that man... who ran out to.. Yeah, like I thought it was a

neighbough, because I said to him 'oh you know whose boat it is?' And he kind of

laughed and went yeah. And I'm like, well is it your boat. Because he was ever so helpful and pulled it all back and...

I wasn't sure how you and I would do it, but the fact that he jumped up ment you

could stay on shore and grab the lead rope, he could jump on, crawl across, and

he tied up the the rope from the back of the boat, onto the front of our boat, so I

could pull us backwards to kind of move the boat over. And it didn't take long. And it wasn't a

a wide beam, but it wasn't a narrow beam, it was like a middle beam. Yeah, it was like a 10

or 12 foot wide one. And um, so we just got him back, we hadn't tied him off

No, we've got him in position and me over to the side out of the way.

Yeah. Just in time for this boat to just whizz past. I've never seen a boat going so fast.

Like I swear... Ant they both had this look on their face like, why are you in our way. Yeah. We are

going that way, and you seem to be blocking the canal. We're are hanging on to this boat,

and wide beams are heavier I've learnt, than narrow beams. Oh yeah. And they whizzed past. And we were struggling to

stop it, like banging into the boat in front and the boat behind.

And you are getting pushed onto the cill. We were all just like. 'Do you want to slow down?' We ended up stopping for lunch.

Well we ended up stopping for a drink and then we had lunch which was a bonus.

Really nice. Birthday lunch. And then I got a bit grumpy because the other

boat stole our water. To be fair he didn't know how quick we were going, and

his boat was showing up, it sort of made some sense.

But you could tell he felt bad for doing it, because he was like rushing

around like mad. Yeah. And saying, he said to me 'we'll just get this other boat

in, and then we'll have the gates open for you' and I thought you've forgotten the

small matter of raising the water. And if you hadn't stolen the water in

the first place we'd be in there, and dropped down and bla, bla, bla.

But, I didn't say that, I was just like... Zen on her birthday. Actually, its been fairly low traffic

there's been a lot of boats moored. Yeah, and do you know what I have noticed? What's that? The variety of boats is increasing, like.

there's more... Oh Yeah... There's more wide beams, like many, many more wide beams. There is a few

obvious sail away wide beams that are half done up. More than a few. That

seems to be a thing. Yeah, and then there's a lot of like, weird repair jobs

cuz... did you see the one that was covered in... The fencing, fencing cladding. Yeah

There was one of those covered in fencing cladding, and then there was one

that, that, somebody had done actually a very good job of the cut, and and positioning

and taping, but he'd put, its breathable pitched roof liner, and the whole, whole

boat, it's like a wood, a wood superstructure older boat like 1990s

boat, with a wood superstructure and and I guess the wood has failed, so what

they've done is covered the entire thing in this breathable liner material, and so

they've done a really nice job of cutting it up, and taping it so it looks

like it's actually metal. You know or something, except it just all says

'breathable' They haven't finished yet. No they haven't finished anything. And then the next one

behind it, is just all covered in tarps, that are done up the same way with tape

and everything. And then there was that one boat, that I have seen pictures

of on Facebook or Twitter or something, which has got like the car. Yeah. Stuck on the

back and welded. And then there was a few, I call them hoarder boats, where there's

just, you can't see any metal on the roof, it's just junk. Just so much stuff. Wood and

bicycles. There was the oddity of the hanging monkey, Rickmansworth premier

travel destination. And, and yet, it was kind of neat, and there were these boats

nearby, that we're all sort of done up in artsy ways and stuff, you know. Yeah, that was a nice

community. Yeah, and and there's... as we've passed along today, there's been lots of

very unique boats, some of which are obviously well cared for by people with

very creative personalities, you know. And we came around a corner and

there were some guys who were scraping paint off the top of their boat. Oh Yeah. With blow torch. It looked like it was on fire.

My first thought was that's a strange way to make a barbecue, like I thought he was

cooking something on the top of his boat and that seemed like a stupid thought. I

guess we're in between, like we haven't got one of the shiny boats by any means,

it's like, well you just have to look at a bit of painting it chips off. Yeah. But...

Stare at it too hard. So we're not one of the new shiny people but were

also not one of the, like, eclectic, you know, hoarder, collection, artsy boats.

we're just kind of... Yeah I've got kind of a, I worry about the word 'hoarder' because

I think of that as like people who hoard stuff inside their house who have a problem.

problem, you know, but like yeah, there are there, there is that gap between... I guess...

Like very clean, very pristine, nothing on it. Yeahh. Extremely shiny, you know might

have some in antennas and aerials and things, but basically... Functional stuff. But yeah, there's

nothing on there. If the rope is on the roof it's coiled up. And

it's always a nice coloured rope and all that sort of thing. And then you get to

the other end, and it's a garden from top to bottom, and it's full of... And the ropes are

fraying. Yeah, and it's just a very different thing. And yet, you got to kind

of be proud a both right. Like it's just an interesting community. Yeah, and the fact that two of them can

share a look and have a lovely time together, like, that's great. Anyway, we've talked for too long. We're stopping now.

So yeah, a nice birthday cruise, and now we're just gonna chill out, it's about

five o'clock. Yeah, so a couple of movies on the DVD and eventually I'll make some

dinner. As always, thanks for watching, like, click, comment, bell, hit the bells

See I remembered the thing. Well done. Also the doobly-doo. Whatever that is.

And subscribe.

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Warframe: A Time-Travelling Trick of Partners and Prestige! - Duration: 4:52.

Ahoy thar, Legion!

Justa quick video today as I've seen all this stuff about login rewards and veterans and

while I trust most can see through the smoke and mirrors bein' deployed by a very select few,

I got a magic trick of my own for ya today.

It's a time travelling trick!

It's very simple and only takes a moment.

It will allow New Tenno from the present to glimpse back to a time of old!

It will transport Warframe vets to current day and get them up to speed

without aid of coptering -_^

and if you are lucky enough to exist in that overlappin' sweet spot of being around both

then and now,

you are gonna get the most bang outta this bad boy.

New Tenno!

Ya already exist in the now so I'm gonna need ya to focus on the recent videos and topics

of the login rewards.

Specifically those of partners who want the current login rewards to remain exactly as they are.

There you go.

As you can see the technology isn't quite there yet to digitize brain patterns or memories,

so instead of images and icons, we're gonna keep things nice and simple with shapes and

colors.

We've blurred out even that to keep up the excitement until the end.

You're doing quite well, New Tenno!

But most of this involves interacting with the ol' vets so stay comfy and I'll come back

to you in a moment!

Early apologies for the wait, but consider this their uh... prestige!

Greetings, Warframe Vets!

Always honored to have ya.

If you could, gather within your mind... a memory.

A memory of any incident within Warframes past.

Any one will do.

It might be a warframe rework or a material cost hike for a certain weapon that shall not be named.

If it's been so long you only remember the flurry of posts and comments, it was likely

Viver or Void Glitch.

Fortunately, the exact event doesn't matter...

We'll all arrive at the same location anyway!

I did say this is quite the trick -_^

Do you have two in mind?

One will do, but two helps triangulate the timelines and really puts a cherry on the

sundae of the whole thing it.

Got em in locked in there?

Perfect!

New Tenno, lookin' good?

Good!

Now those rare Tenno from the sweet spot of both then and now,

I'm gonna need you to help bridge the gap until the timelines fully converge.

Technically you are gonna complete the trick first, so feel free to react early, but keep the spoilers

to yourself till everyone else catches up.

Warframe Vets!

Still got those events up thar? All right!

Which warframe partners were against those events you got wigglin' in your noggin up there?

Specifically, who were against the *player's side* of those events?

Don't say their names! Don't tell em to me--

Don't post em in the comments.

Just think it. Just... just keep it 'up there'.

There! Okay, I see it.

There it is.

Sweet spot Tenno yer doin' good!

Try to keep those giggles to yourself, now -_^

New Tenno!

I said you were the finish line of this trick and we are just about there, so thank-you

for stickin' around!

This week we've seen a lot of tweets and videos coming out of partners saying Warframe vets

want the login rewards to remain as it is.

As a warframe veteran of myself, I found this confusing to hear as I never even liked the

current system,

nor have anyone I've seen leave comments say anything good about it.

So I'm curious where this sudden change came from

Now ya could say I'm a fan of the subreddit,

so I'm aware it has a nasty reputation of being a negative place

filled with all the evils of critical thought and different opinions.

So, of any location you'd expect for cynical, jaded vets to congregate and twirl their mustaches,

it should be found here.

And yet, the only posts I can find on this topic are

either requesting to change the login system,

providing suggestions on *how* to change the system,

or this one from just today saying anyone who is narcissistic enough to be elitist about

something as petty as ownership over login rewards should seriously ask themselves why.

But what I did find were many a tweet and video from the partners themselves,

suggesting 'warframe veterans don't want the system to change.'

Which not only explains where that sudden shift came from,

but oddly enough, lined up with their own preferences

as they want to keep weapons locked off from players

unless they spend multiple hundreds of days to get them.

Thus making their weapons more 'prestigious' in the process.

So!

When we reveal the partners who were against the player's interests in the past...

and when we reveal the partners who are against the player's interests in the present...

It would seem like no matter how much time changes things...

it's almost like it nothing has changed at all.

Now I hate to leave ya beggin' for more

(or do i -_^)

but my second trick was gonna show you how to make the credibility

of those very same partners disappear,

but based on their uploads and twitter feed this past week,

they already beat me to it.

So until next time, Legion:

Thank-ya for watching, enjoy you some Revenant Warframe action

and I'll catch you next time!

Take care!

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Dear Dogs | National Dog Day | Rover.com - Duration: 1:22.

When the World feels too much sometimes, someone is always there to pick us up again.

And remind us that there's real love and beauty in this place.

Dogs.

They jump for joy

and kiss our tears away.

They miss us when we're gone, and being reunited never feels so good.

They're here when we need a shoulder to lean on, and even when we don't.

Maybe the best part is how they bring us together and share every moment with us.

Never judging.

Always with a smile right when we need it.

Where we came from, or even where we're going, they've got our backs.

And as Dog People, we've got theirs.

We want to make their lives as full as they make ours.

So thank you, dogs.

For all you do.

We pledge to go the extra mile for you too.

No matter where the road takes us, we'll try every day to make you as happy as you make us

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How To Have BETTER YouTube VIDEOS! - TIPS FOR SMALLER YOUTUBERS! - Duration: 8:35.

You want to find the best quality settings for your YouTube videos you've come to the right place in this video

I'm gonna be showing you the best settings for your YouTube videos and to get that cinematic clean

Look roll the intro

You don't know the right shutter speed or the right FPS that you need to use in your films or videos

This graph will show you in North America

You want to be using 60 Hertz 30fps or 160 now that's recommended. You don't have to use it. But in my

preferences and my using of filmmaking and

Video I use the film style 120 fps and one fiftieth of a second any higher than that

The lights if you have box lights or anything like that

They will start flickering like even though that they're not in frame if they're shining on you. The lights will start flickering

So if you want a good FPS

And a good shutter speed to start out with I suggest a film style look

24 FPS to one fiftieth of a second the next tip I'm going to be showing you is

The correct picture style that you want to be using want the best footage possible. So on post-production

you're going to want to color grade and

Anything like that to put off a certain vibe of your video if it's an uplifting

Video a funny video you want to use warm tones like orange?

red

yellow

Anything like that?

But if you're shooting a short film and it's a depressing

Like sad story and you want to show that in your film you're gonna put blue tones purple anything like that?

I'll be uploading a video on how to do that and

Showing the mood of your film or video in

post-production so

Since you want to start color grading you want to go onto your camera

If you're not gonna user I'll be showing a Canon version in a bit

So if you're a Nikon user you want to go into your shooting menu

profile

picture profiles and

Choose neutral if you have settings already for that reset it and these are the things that you want to put in

These will give you the best results if you're used

for sharpening

Since you're just doing YouTube videos you're going to leave that at the default outside of YouTube

You're going to put that all the way down

Otherwise, it will be over sharpened for a contrast you to turn that all the way down

Basically, what contrast does is that it if?

You turn it all the way up is that it makes the highlights in the whites brighter and the shadows

Darker, so since you're shooting in like low light situations

Maybe possibly or you have box lights. You still want to turn that all the way down to get a better?

Result in post-production when you cover it for saturation

You don't want to touch brightness for saturation. You want to turn that two notches down. It's at the default

You want to go want to turn that two notches down?

for hue

since

Cameras, nowadays know what skin tones look like you don't want to mess with that

so now you're done with the picture profile on to the aperture a preview of

the Canon picture profile settings just go back and listen to what I said on the Nikon version and

Put those settings onto the Canon version. You still want to go on neutral onto the aperture a

image of the aperture it goes from left to right so in photography, like I said in my last video

1.4 is a higher number

The reason for that is because if you look at all these other circles that have a black inner

Circle around them means that they're covering most of the light the higher you go up the more the less light

gets into the camera sensor

but the only reason people go up lower to like a

5.6 a f11 f-16 f/32 the reason why people go up to those is to get a sharper image

So if you're shooting a video you either want to use a

Aperture of 1.4 if you have a prime lens

but if you still have a kit lens and what I said in my last video a kit lens is basically the

Lens that you bought your camera with. It doesn't have much capability. So

Go on your app

farm where your aperture settings is see the highest number it can go which is 1.4 if they can only go to

3.5 use the aperture for 3.5 or

5.6 when doing video

on to the ISO

Usually with ISO the camera only goes to a hundred which is the lowest it can go

for certain cameras

ISO will go to like 50 maybe even lower but my camera goes to a hundred and I think it goes to

25

25600

Which is like the left the right last one on this graph

But with ISO depending on your scenery

You're usually gonna use a ISO of a hundred

But like I said in my last video

ISO is the one last saying that you want to check

Because on this graph you can see that the ISO

100 is clear

ISO

200 is clear and then by 400 and 800 it starts to get grainy and you don't want that to happen

so with iya so I would suggest sticking between

ISO 100 and 200 that's just my preference

But I know this video wasn't like detailed. I tried recording with my camera and

showing you like visual

detail, but this is just my video and my

Explanation you can watch other videos on YouTube

They may go more in depth to explaining it, but I tried my best I may make a updated video

But I hope you guys liked it if you liked it smash. All right down below

Let's see if we can smash 5 likes maybe 20

so if you guys like my content, make sure you hit that subscribe button and

YouTube I'll catch you in the next one

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Speedy Donahue's Southwest Ride Home - Part 3 | Harley-Davidson - Duration: 1:01.

This morning, got up it's still soggy from the night before and left camp.

Hit the old route 66 and man it's just this old sweeping winding road and it's beautiful.

Route 66 isn't your standard road for riding.

Super fun on a motorcycle, we had a blast just riding.

Doesn't matter where you're from, the language, the age, as soon as you ride a

motorcycle is like a family.

You can be from Germany or Mexico or the United States

and once you are in that group, all the windows are open to meet new people from

whatever world.

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How to Watch 'Who is America' Season Finale Without Cable | Heavy.com - Duration: 3:53.

How to Watch 'Who is America' Season Finale Without Cable | Heavy.com

The first (and potentially only?) season of Who is America?, the show from Sacha Baron Cohen that has pranked politicians, forced resignations and created mass amounts of buzz, comes to an end Sunday night–and fans can't wait to see what Baron Cohen has in store for the finale.

The season finale will air Sunday, August 26, at 10 p.m.

ET/PT on Showtime.

Even if you don't have cable or can't get to a TV, you can watch a live stream of Who is America? (or DVR it, or watch all episodes from Season 1 on-demand) on your computer, phone or streaming device by signing up for a free trial of one of the following cable-free, live-TV streaming services.

Amazon Prime.

If you have Amazon Prime or want to start a free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime, you can watch all Showtime content through the Showtime Amazon Channel, which also comes with a free 7-day trial.

Once you're signed up for both Amazon Prime and the Showtime channel, you can then watch Who is America? either live as it airs or on-demand (all old episodes are available, and the season finale will be available Sunday at 10 p.m.

ET).

With either option, you can watch on your computer via the Amazon website, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the Amazon Video app.

FuboTV.

Showtime live and on-demand content can be added to your existing FuboTV subscription, or you can include Showtime when you start a free 7-day trial.

Once signed up, you can either watch Who is America? episodes live as they air, or you can watch them on-demand anytime after.

With either option, you can watch on your computer via the FuboTV website, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the FuboTV app.

Whether you already have Hulu or you want to sign up for a new subscription, Showtime is available as an add-on to Hulu or Hulu with Live TV.

Once signed up, you can watch Who is America? episodes live as they air, or you can watch them on-demand anytime after.

With either option, you can watch on your computer via the Hulu website, or on your phone, tablet or streaming device via the Hulu app.

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Hofbräu Oktoberfestbier Beer Review. Or At Least it Ain't Pumpkin Ale? - Duration: 3:33.

As a just a regular dude I'm excited for fall for two reasons.

first nearly all the beer companies, probably even some Inbev bullshit are rolling out their

Oktoberfest brews.

And the other reason is my ball sack might begin to defuse from my leg.

Is defuse a real hyphenated word.

No defuse but DEE-fuse.

Also should I talk about testicles in a review about beer?

I don't know the answers to these questions- but I do know I bought my first Oktoberfest

style beer flavor of the season- Hofbrau's appropriately titled Oktoberfestbier.

I thought I bought a Paulaner, but I realized after I brought the 6 pack home- that all

German beer labels look the same.

Also I can't read very well.

Let's pour it.

And let's pour it the way the people who always bitch think it should be poured because

they're the experts.

The Hofbrau Oktoberfestbeer is noted on their website to be a bottom fermented speciality

beer, that says in at least one other place on the website how special it is.

So it's a double special seasonal and contains 6.3% alcohol by volume.

That's higher than bud ice bro.

The foam I dunno lingers for a little bit, it a slightly darker pissy yellowish amber.

Like after you've been mowing the lawn.

I of course prefer foamier pours, and then let the beer settle before drinking it because

I like to burp less when I'm enjoying it.

But when you pour it do it however you like and I won't say shit.

Let's smell it.

It's a wheaty straw smell with a hint of lemon with some mild lingering sweetness.

Let me be clear the lemon is way under there, but some other review I read of it said lemon-

and that makes me sound like a better beer reviewer.

Very American yellow beer smell- adjunct lager as it's known and loved by standard assholes

everywhere.

I'm sure it'll piss some people off, but if it smells like a cheap beer that's not

my problem.

Taste is kind of grainy a tiny bit wheaty, but more like eating corn based hog feed right

out of the bag- like a real American.

There is some hoppy bitterness though that sort of balances out the feed sack taste-

so it's more complicated than it smells.

I dunno if Yeungling is the right comparison- because I haven't had it in a year- but

it doesn't taste like a regular cheap beer.

Of course unless you mean Yuengling which is a cheap metallic tasting beer.

I mean complex.

The mouthfeel is sharp and tickly.

Is that about it?

Ok I may have been exaggerating a bit when I said I look forward to Oktoberfest beers-

but it really helped balance out the ball sack joke.

I mean that's not all that matters- I guess it matters if people watch these.

But Oktoberfest beers ok to me- not super memorable like my fruity beers, or chocolate

stouts, or Caprisuns, but they're better than a Budweiser.

I guess sometimes that's all you can ask for in a beer.

If you like these sorts of beer reviews, most don't, but if you do that's cool by me.

Like, subscribe, comment, give the video a thumbs up- thanks for watching.

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[3x53] Simón defends Ámbar / Translation - Duration: 2:39.

Would you tell me what you're doing?

What are you doing?

Playing chess. You don't put the pawn to the knight

Isn't it obvious what I'm doing Benicio? I'm training

Training for what?

That doesn't concern you

I think it does. You betrayed us like Ramiro did too

How does being in the team of the losers feel like?

No, no that's so sweet. I don't think you understand

I don't owe anyone an apology

You don't do what you want Ámbar. I know you

and I know that you like to play with people but with me you won't

Emilia you know what? I neither want to play with you nor with you

because I don't care about you okay? I want to train alone so shute up. Thanks

Until here you came Ámbar

Hey what's going on with you? What's going on?

Whoever fights with her fights with me okay?

What do you want to do Simón?

What's going on with me?

Do you want to fight with me?

Don't provoke me

Benicio let him be. Let's not waste our energy with those losers. Let's go

Are you okay?

Yes, yes I'm not afraid of them at all

But did something happen or

No I don't know. They didn't want to let me train

I don't know. They must have found out that I skate with you guys

They certainly weren't happy about that

That's not my problem. I don't care

I want to train, to skate and nothing else so can you please go?

If you want me to I can help you

[Ámbar] No [Simón] I can stay with you

No, no thanks. Some steps I have to do by myself

and I hope that I'll be able to

I know you'll be able to

I believe in you, very much

Okay see you

Ámbar

[Simón] See you [Ámbar] See you