Have you ever
measured the amount of glucose in the your blood?
If you do not have diabetes, that you do this often are well
low
In fact, most people do not usually you care about it, even when you take
which show a high level of sugar in the blood.
Blood glucose is an important indicator, because through it doctors can diagnose
diseases such as diabetes, or even pre-diabetes, a condition that shows a propensity to develop
of this disease.
In addition to glucose, triglycerides also provide energy to our body.
When we have excess of this type of fat in the body, they begin to appear in shape
of localized fat, the famous "tires".
What many people do not know is what levels elevated levels of triglycerides in the body
very much the propensity of a person to develop or diabetes.
Because diabetes is a disease that can cause a profound impact on our lives, to adopt
good habits is essential.
Healthy eating and the practice of regular exercise seems like a
obvious recommendation, but which many overlook.
In addition, there are some natural ingredients which can greatly help regulate levels
of sugar and triglycerides in the body.
We're talking about clove and cinnamon.
According to research, the clove makes the function more efficient insulin, requiring less insulin
to fix the sugar inside the cells, where it is used to supply power.
Cinnamon can help reduce sugar in the blood, and fight diabetes by imitating
the effects of insulin and increasing the of glucose in cells.
It can also increase sensitivity to insulin, making it more efficient in
glucose to the cells.
If you want to reduce your glucose levels and triglycerides in the blood or even as
way of prevention, try to consume the water of clove and cinnamon.
Here's how easy it is to prepare:
Ingredients 4 cinnamon sticks ceylon;
60 grams of clove; 1 liter of water.
Instructions Combine all ingredients in a bowl
and store the liquid in the refrigerator between 4 and 5 days.
After the recommended time, mix the mixture.
It is recommended to drink half a glass a day.
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Levent vs. Tarik's men! | #Elif784 (English & Spanish subtitles) - Duration: 2:19.
Good luck with that.
- How are you, are you alright? - Thanks.
The full gas crew is here. What is it?
What a great location you picked for your own death.
Well, at least there's oxygen.
But they won't find your body. They'll search around here for a long time.
Look, listen to me very carefully.
- Brother Tarik says hello to you. - Hello back to him.
He said that sister Hümeyra wouldn't need you any more. Got it? Huh?
Don't worry, we'll protect her after you're gone.
Bravo, excellent plan. For real.
You'll catch me here alone, then get rid of me, right?
Congratulations, whoever came up with this plan.
I couldn't find him!
You liked our plan, huh?
It's flawless. Numero uno.
Levent?
Levent, no!
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"You don't want to take me to the firm?" | #Elif784 (English & Spanish subtitles) - Duration: 3:31.
So what brought you all the way to my apartment?
I mean, you don't want to take me back to the firm, right?
In fact, we're here, exactly on that purpose.
- Look, Ms. Birce... - Please. At least Mr. Kerem wants to see you and talk to you, for one last time.
Thanks, I've seen Mr. Kerem's style, not my cup of tea. I've tried it before, not my style.
Ms. Asli, I think you shouldn't brush Mr. Kerem off right away.
If you get to know him, work with him, you'll see what kind of a man he is.
Look, you've been to that point by an unfortunate mistake.
If that didn't happen, everything would be different.
Then you said you needed a job like that as you were leaving...
- Did Mr. Kerem send you here? - We couldn't be here without his approval.
Look, no matter what, we couldn't forget what happened there, or erase those memories, right?
Ms. Asli, you're right...
Maybe I wasn't at the scene, but...
if I put myself into your shoes, you're completely right.
But Ms. Birce is right here.
You've met him in a wrong time, under wrong circumstances.
I'm sure that everything would be different if you have met him in some other terms.
In my opinion, if you consider the situation, independent from the terms, you can make a healthier decision.
Thank you for coming all the way here, but it's my final decision.
I can't work with Mr. Kerem at the same work place after all these things happened.
Ms. Asli, I don't want to rush you, but you'll get to know him better if you work with him.
Mr. Kerem is a very good person. You'll see if you work with him.
Ms. Birce is so right.
Be assured, if you take the job, you'll be glad afterwards.
Besides, Mr. Kerem didn't have any interviews after finding out that you needed this job.
Despite having a lot on his plate.
Excuse me, please. You've come all the way here, I wouldn't prefer to leave you this way, but it's final.
So, we shouldn't bother you any more then, we'll ask for your excuse.
- Sorry for taking your time. - Don't say that.
Thank you for coming. I wish I could have sent you in a different mood.
The tea was great, God bless your hands.
I would love it if you took the job, but guess this is how it's meant to be.
- Maybe we'll run into each other at some other place. - May be.
I hope everything will be as you wanted.
Hopefully, for you, too.
- Pleased to meet you. - Me, too.
My pleasure as well. See you soon.
By the way, for the executive assistant job...
If there's any chance for you to consider, we'd be happy.
- Good bye. - Good bye.
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"Wish I asked for something else!" | #Elif784 (English & Spanish subtitles) - Duration: 3:01.
No, this is not working.
We need to find Mr. Kerem a new assist-
I wish I have asked for something else!
Come in.
Filiz, come here.
After you're done with the meeting files, could you ask Ms. Derya to call me, if you find her?
Creative department has a lot of missing stuff here, I don't get it, what Ms. Derya is thinking.
Even the junior assistants are performing better.
- Why are you here, what happened? - Because you asked for me.
Ms. Asli?
You're here!
I wasn't expecting to see you around, Birce said you were very decisive, I'm surprised.
Well, I was. But a close friend reminded me that there's a thin line between pride and arrogance.
That close friend must be a wise person.
OK, our first meeting wasn't that pleasant,
but I thought you're perfect fit for the assistant job here.
Even though you didn't come here for the job.
Birce told me that you were looking for a job at a company like this, then I wanted to reach out to you.
I hope the reason having you here is taking the job.
I mean, if you still look for someone for the position, that's why I'm here.
I'm very happy! Congrats then!
Thank you.
- What's up? Did she take the job? - Hold on a second, I can't hear!
- Didn't you hear anything so far? I'm dying of curiosity. - Wait a minute.
Alright, alright, I'm done.
Look at us, we'd be ashamed if anyone sees us.
Since you're here with us, let's get on with it right away. Start with the preparation for the meeting today, OK?
- Meeting? Today? - Yes, you can start with these.
- Wait, these files should be ready for the meeting, too. - All of them?
Yes, but don't tweedle about it, OK? Ask Filiz if you raise any questions, she'll help you out.
I see.
If you start right now, you'll make it just in time for the meeting.
- Sure, sorry, everything happened all of a sudden. I'll get on with it right now. - Alright, God speed.
Thank you.
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MAQE (S01E09) - Nicktoons: Doug, Rugrats y Ren & Stimpy - Duration: 17:29.
Penultimate episode of Mirá a Quién Encontré (Look who I Found). In this case, Nickelodeon will enlight our day
That signal that walked with us during our childhood. We must've seen more than one show
But we never knew which were the original productions, the ones that gave birth to the channel
We found people related to those three shows that put the signal on track
Look who I found
severe specific question how related to my real world especially the original
stories like that first season of Dance I would say they were
I was completely and entirely involved in the creation of the show before there
was a show there was another show idea that John created called your gang and
it was like our gang comedies like four little rascals it was a parody of that
and when snippy were like small characters in it they were minor
catcher's stayed with a dog in the cat in show I'm Vanessa coffee the producer
who created Nick to loosen was you know responsible for Nick she was happening
she said well do the to the dog in the cab you like that to a show about them
the first three original shows from the movie the key generators like says five
to seven-year-old market and it was one of three shows Rugrats do a little show
called Doug and then Stimpy so the thing was it really didn't play that well to
that proud I think they played so much older crowd and did so well for a while
but Rugrats was perfect for you know the families liked it was great it would
take a special executive to see Doug in that early form and understand what it
could be and this executive it happened for me that the executive her name is um
Vanessa coffee and she started Nicktoons every time I see her I just hugged her
neck and just say thank you for saying yes thank you for changing my life and
she was usually say something like well you did the same for me this piece right
here I'm doing it so you can see it you see Doug holding the shoes yeah she
looked at that and she looked at me and said where we're gonna go to pilot it
was a miracle it really it really was and I don't know and of any executive
that would they're their gut as they say to say
that to say you got it we're gonna go with you it wasn't just that I'm Doug
which I I am but it was a deep universe and it was one that I think a lot of
kids all over the world felt kind of that average kid you know you're not the
coolest guy you know and you're not the big loser guy
you're like most kids you're sort of in the middle and not sure of yourself and
and try stuff and mess up and all that so it was amazing it's just been amazing
that it happens
all those things Doug thinks about like being Quailman being a superhero or like
a James Bond character like smash Adams or any of those characters meaning I
thought about that stuff all the time it was another way to play out how to rise
above your average to to be important to do something you know he also would the
think of are you over the answers yes we thought about it and the answer to news
and rights as Disney owns the right to make new things the transition of mcduck
from Nickelodeon from Nicktoons over to Disney was a very hard in some ways a
very difficult thing because you never want to move something where people are
used to it over here and then you go headings over here now but Nickelodeon
Nicktoons was finished with Doug at some point they were finished and they were
just going to repeat it and I wasn't I didn't feel finished and Disney came to
me and said we wanted we will take it and do things that will you know will be
amazing and blow your mind and I said yes David Campbell and I went to Disney
about a year ago I guess and talked to them about that possibility of a restart
what I would what I thought would be cool is to do a what happened to Doug
and all his friends what did it what was it like when he finished high school
what happened next
bernisa tell okay everyone
this is a movie poster I did for this idea you and I are talking about this is
this would be like this thing we just talked about just something about that
as you can see even from this thing I had in mind to be a live-action and then
somehow Quailman is is real that there's something I don't haven't figured it all
out it is annoying to you that they always ask you the same questions or the
colors of the characters it was something to be if you ask me what were
the top five questions ever I asked yeah we'd always be think about being I was
in a unique wonderful situation where I get to create a world and at the time I
had these things called design markers you know they're just saying it's just a
brand name but it's just but I had a huge rack I mean just mini like I bet
you I had between two and three hundred colors because I think there was a
primary tool for me to do my graphic artwork for these other productions and
things and it's it's it's it's limited to various tones of blush color it's
another technical thing it can't get too dark because then you can't see the line
underneath so now is that my here's that moment where you're getting ready to
apply these colors and you're looking at your six markers and you're looking out
an ocean of color choices and I'm well I
know this may be the one time ever I can do anything it can be anything and so I
started pulling out lavender or bog or pink or you know just things that you
don't normally go to and it was a great turning point for me as a designer and
of course it didn't take long till after I started seeing that the the the
statement you can make without having to say that thing of it doesn't matter what
color you are on the outside it's what you are on the inside and I just thought
that's it
creative process the cartoons that we were inspired by were Looney Tunes you
know a Bugs Bunny things like that and those cartoons weren't made for children
they were made for families kids pretty much watched whatever their parents
watched so there was a whole lot more to cartoons then there was a lot of danger
and a lot of lot of sophisticated humor and innuendo things like that so that's
what we were inspired by and that's the kind of cartoon suite we wanted to make
I don't really believe in talking down to kids and I'm not even a big fan of
making kids entertainment because as soon as you decide a cartoon is just for
kids and you got psychologists leaning over your shoulder saying you can't do
that kids you'll run yo you ruin their mind you know we never had a show Bible
or had any sort of concept of what the show was about or where it would be hear
any of that kind of stuff and you know right off the bat Nickelodeon tried to
get us to like put them in the same house and have have you know the same
owners all the time and they're actually just dog and a cat like now who wants to
do that that's stupid good kind of in this will Jesse chickens best economist
it's all about how how you can sort of trick them into picking the stuff to cut
out you want them to pick out we would put what we call red herring jokes and
jokes that we knew were in terrible taste and and would freak him out
you know and they were focused on us because we were the weirdos you know and
so we were the troublemakers so we put jokes and for them to take out but
sometimes they would take out the wrong jokes and and so some of the really good
ones got through and but you know I I think they understood that the edginess
of the show was what made it popular so they were as tolerant is you know common
sense would allow them to be I think if you know a character's being real cute
and cartoony with draw I'm cute and cartoony but if the characters being
really psychotic and push to the edge you know
we want to see all the tendons and veins and their necks and their eyes bulging
out and the veins in their eyes and and their nostrils flaring it's not flying
out of their nose you know we because you know real life is ugly and and
that's just funny when you make fun of it you know especially when you show it
close up and it's disgusting and it was a lot of times when they would take
something out it would be better afterward because it we'd have to be
smarter about the joke or about the comedy you know
an example is boogers we couldn't say boogers you know so we changed it to
magic nose goblins which i think is funnier you know and then we make we
make character Sarah Posner Rado de lo que queremos crane assassin creer que
creo Mo's que los pensamientos que hemos tenido su pensamientos make a mistake
Ramos I completely understand why it has things to come up with Venice TV because
it started the minute Ren and Stimpy stopped pretty much like they were in
production afterward and I think spongebob was like Ren and Stimpy like
you know it's like diet Ren and Stimpy ursa thank you no it was like that quiet
is disgusting and but still funny and goofy and cute and you know and this it
has a lot in common with the show to be honest but a lot of people from recipie
have worked on the show and
who inspired a story something wrong
married had a couple kids so it was just
integrating some of their experiences into these shows and of course the
writers developing those original ideas so if the camera is really really low
when you're looking up everything is an upshot like this tall distorted it feels
as if you are a child looking up at the world everything is big and grand and so
as a small kid always experiencing this is kind of different view of the world
and so that was the whole premise the characters were coming out of that of
their lives they had the two kids and so they just started to comply them it's
like you know oh I don't they would use the name of one of the doctors or
something like that and then they would turn it into character and then the
writers will take off that say you know what'd be funny for me the doctor have
this name or maybe it'd be funny if if this if this if this preschool teacher
said this so it was all based on their experiences but more than that you know
kind of in a really positive way fun a lot of fun a lot of fun with that show
it was always a positive message it was never meant to be sarcastic or meeting
spiritual who's always in the end it's pretty good you know loo kids they say
this in the end you know things return so we would see that there's a positive
message in those shows it was the kids point of view it was these kids what do
they see misunderstand what the adults are saying
to be really engaged with the story and with the character didn't show so we
have a big ensemble cast and the the one character Angelica it's the same name
yes missing yes she of course understands what the kids
are saying the adults are saying and all the
implications the adult language so that makes a lot of interesting stories so
they say once you create good characters then the stories can write themselves
theoretically to make is that you create cast of characters and stories will
always be because you start to know they wouldn't say that we start to flush it
out so there's a big both of these shows with script driven that means first then
they record soundtracks from scripts first they develop scripts they record
them didn't they begin the storyboard slightly different concepts different
That's all we have of the talks with Jim Jinkins, Bob Camp and Steve Socki
I wish you liked them. I was shocked with more than one fun fact of those shows
That we grew up with. A special mention to the app that failed me in the interview with Jim Jinkins
We did our best rebuilding all the material. I wish you liked it
We'll see again next week
But please, comment, show it to your friends, share it. We'll see next week with the season finale
has started their archival unit that basically wants to preserve its
says that it took when you know that went into making their shows whether
it's originally written Stimpy and Rugrats or chip I headed to a spongebob
and all the other great shows that they met they want to start their archive of
dog and we're having a conversation about what that means and as far as me
doing one personally I'm still looking for the right home for that this studio
is a great it's an awesome studio and it would be a great place for that I just
think it would be great to put it where people come through you know and so I'm
still I'm still thinking about that
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LINEAR EQUATIONS EXPLAINED » quick start guide to linear functions | Math Hacks - Duration: 14:41.
Sometimes what you need is all the facts just in one place, so that's why today on math hacks. I am running you through
The ten facts that you need to know to solve any linear equation problem
Linear equations can be described by three key pieces of information
Those are the X and y intercept and the slope
The x-intercept is where our line crosses the x axis
So with this line, it crosses the x axis one unit to the left. So that's that negative one
We could write that as the point negative 1 0
Likewise, the y intercept is
Where our line crosses the y or vertical axis in our example, here we cross
the
Y axis 2 units up
Right here. So this point at positive 2
we would write that as the point 0 since we went left and right none and
to up
the third piece of information
That's important to know is the slope and we could count that by connecting any two points
Remember slope is rise over run. So I'm simply going to go
Up looks like two units for this problem and in the positive x-direction
One unit. So that is 2 up and
1 over so our slope is positive 2 over positive
1/2 equals 2
No matter how you count your slope
It will always reduce to the same number and that number represents the rise over run slope is often
described as
the change in Y over the change in X or
Sometimes in a formula they write that as y2 minus. Y1 over x2
minus x1
Where are the subscripts just indicate that there is one XY coordinate here and another XY coordinate used here
So no matter how we look at it though the slope is always runs over run
So looking back at this first example
We found to go from this point to this point that we went up 2 and over 1
That's how we got a slope of 2 we could also have counted from this point to this point
we would have gone down 2 and
left 1
so that would be
m=
negative 2 over negative 1 which divides 2 positive 2 as well, we could also have
Use another point on this line
so perhaps this point and we could have made a triangle between say this point and this point in
That scenario we would have gone up 1
2
3 4 and to the right
2
That gives us a slope of 4 over 2 which again
reduces to 2
so no matter how you're counting it off on the graph slope is always going to reduce to the same number and
We could also just do this if we only have the coordinates. So say we had the point
(-1,0) and (0,2) and we want to calculate the slope from that to do that
I'm going to take the difference in Y's now
It doesn't matter which point I use as the x1. Y1 and x2. Y2
I could use this is the first point or this one
I'm gonna go ahead and just use
This as the first point and this is the second point. So y2 is 2
Minus y1 which is 0 over x2 minus x1, which is negative one.
Do a little arithmetic here and we get 2 over 1 which is 2
The easiest form of a linear equation to graph from is always going to be slope intercept form
Also known as y=mx+b.
Slope intercept form is always the best form to graph from because they give you two key pieces of information
they give you the y intercept here represented by the letter B and the slope which is the
coefficient on X here represented as the letter M
So for example if I want to graph the line y equals negative x plus 2
All I have to do is take the y intercept so positive 2 and mark it on my y-axis
and
Then take the slope, which is the coefficient here
I just have a negative sign so my coefficient is going to be negative 1 now
That's the slope which as we learned in the last step was rise over run
so this, if I write it as a fraction, is negative 1 over positive 1
all I have to do here is go to my point and
Apply that slope. So I'm going to go down 1 right 1 and
Likewise, I could also go up 1 if I go negative 1 to the left
To get any linear equation
Into slope-intercept form. All you need to do is solve for y
isolating for y will always get you into y equals MX plus b form and
Y equals MX plus b form remember is the easiest way to graph it
So if you need to go from this equation to the graph
Go ahead and solve for y first and then once you have it in MX plus b form you can graph
So I started by adding 4x over now, let's go ahead and add the six over
And lastly make sure to divide everything by negative two
Now it's in y=mx+b form to graph this I would mark
negative three on my y-axis and then do a slope of
down two right one or
Up two left one from that point
Point-slope formula is simply the slope formula in disguise to derive the point-slope
form of an equation from the slope formula all you need to do is
Start by multiplying both sides by the denominator
So I'm going to multiply both sides by X subscript 2 minus X subscript 1 on the right hand side
It's going to cancel out
So we have y2 minus. Y1
Equal to M
times x2 minus x1
The last thing to do here is because point-slope form is working with one point and the slope we don't need these
Two subscripts, so I'm going to just go ahead and take those off
and
rewrite this as
Y minus y1 equals M times X minus x1
And there you go. We have now found point-slope form
So if you ever needed the point-slope form for a line
There's no need in memorizing it because you can just take the slope formula and do a little bit of rearranging to get point-slope
To find the x or y intercept
all you need to do is plug in zero for the opposite variable if you're just working with the
equation and you need to find the x and y intercept it's as easy as plugging in 0 for the opposite variable and that's
because for the x intercept my y-coordinate or the height of the x axis is always
0 see how it crosses through 0 here
So I'm going to simply plug in 0 for Y and solve for X
And when I do that I get x equals 2, so I simply write 2 in from my
x-coordinate and
My y-coordinate is 0 since that's what I plugged in to our equation likewise to find the y-intercept
I'm just going to plug in 0 for X
Because the y-axis always crosses the x axis at 0
And
because whenever I plug in 0 for X, I'm just left with the
Constant that's added or subtracted from the end. That is y in y equals MX plus B form
B is the y-intercept so I'll have to do here is write the negative 1 in for Y
Plotting points will not only help you when you're stuck
But it can also help guide you to which variable is the independent and which is the dependent variable
of course, if you're ever stuck you can always plot points to do this you make a little X and Y table
Choose some values for X
I'm going to choose -1, 0, and 1 and then plug those values into your equation to figure out what the output or Y
value will be
We do that I get the coordinates (-1, -5) (0, -2) & (1, 1)
Now this will also help you understand which is the independent and dependent
Variable because the independent variable is always the variable
You choose first when plotting points. So the X variable in this case is the independent and
The value that we got as the output is the dependent variable
Sometimes books will try to trick you by using different letters than x and y in their linear equations
So thinking about how you would plot points is a really good way to help you keep it straight which is the independent and dependent
variables
Parallel lines always always always have the same slope. if you're looking at these two lines and
Y equals MX plus B form remember that the coefficient on X is the slope and because these are the same
We know that the lines are parallel what that means. Is that these two lines
Never cross because they're going in the exact same direction
the only difference between the lines is that they cross the
y-axis in different places, so if you ever need to
construct a parallel line to another
You'll want to make sure that the slope of your new line is the same as the slope of your original line.
Perpendicular lines will always have negative reciprocal slopes to make a line that has a perpendicular slope
You simply want to take the negative reciprocal of the slope the line you have
So for instance in this equation my slope
equals three. the negative reciprocal
would mean I take this as
a fraction so
Three over one I flip it upside down so I get one-third and then I change the signs
And since this was a positive
I'll make this one negative now the slope of any line that's perpendicular to
Our y equals three X will have a slope of negative
One-third if I know the point
I want that line to go through I can easily construct that equation
By plugging in negative one-third for the slope and the desired point into the point slope formula
Linear modeling problems pretty much boil down to the same two pieces of information
you're looking for an initial or start value as
Well as a change per unit.
suppose I have a lemonade stand that costs fifteen dollars to build and
Each cup of lemonade cost me 25 cents to make and a sell each cut for $1
Let's write a linear equation to represent the profit of this lemonade stand so pretty much all
Linear equation word problems boil down to the same sort of two things
your
Y-intercept is the value that represents the starting or initial value in this example
That's the negative fifteen dollars it cost you to build and the slope
represents the change per unit
So if I'm making a profit equation, I want to know how much money I make per unit or per cup of lemonade
Here it cost me 25 cents to make the lemonade and I sell each cup for $1
so my profit or my change per unit is
seventy five cents in the positive
so a
Linear equation to model profit. I might want to use
P for profit
instead of Y and my change is
We said seventy-five cents a positive seventy five cents per cup of lemonade now
I can choose to keep X or use a different variable
My name is C for cups, and it cost me $15 to build
So I start out negative fifteen dollars profit. So I'm gonna do -15 there. That's it
the top ten linear equation facts, and I think if you have a good grasp on those ten concepts
You will be set for any linear equation problems. You run across
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张柏芝年轻旧 照罕见曝光 ，
比柳飘飘时期 还惊艳！在 这个美图秀 秀，
滤镜还有整容 横行的年代 里，
照片中的人物 和现实真的 人物可以相 差甚远。
尖下巴，
大眼睛，
高鼻梁成了衡 量美人的条 件。
但是俗话说得 好，
美人在骨不在 皮。
一个人的美丽 与否要看他 的整体气质 ，
即使五官并不 完美，
但是组合在一 起却令人感 到舒服和惊 艳。
在过去的8，
90年代，
一张照片就是 人最真实的 模样，
那时的美人天 然不加雕饰 ，
都有自己独特 的美丽。
今天我们就来 盘点著名的 玉女港星： 张柏芝。
张柏芝出生于 1986年 的香港，
在9岁时父母 离婚。
13岁时随母 亲到澳大利 亚读中学，
在读中学期间 ，
她曾瞒着家人 做过兼职。
张柏芝从小就 爱好歌唱，
学校中的文娱 活动她总是 特别的积极 。
在1998年 ，
她回到香港后 ，
被星探发现，
拍摄了一只柠 檬茶广告，
从此走上演艺 道路。
同年，
张柏芝被周星 驰发现，
在《喜剧之王 》中扮演柳 飘飘一觉艳 惊四座，
凭借此角，
她获得了金像 奖最佳女主 角提名。
同年张柏芝还 接拍《星愿 》，
并演唱主题曲 《星语星愿 》。
1999年正 式签约环球 唱片公司，
发表自己的第 一张ep《 任何天气》 。
同年，
张柏芝主演的 《星愿》票 房突破一千 万，
她因此获得了 金像奖最佳 新人奖。
2001年，
她首度进军国 外市场，
接拍韩国电影 《白兰》，
饰演漂洋过海 前往韩国谋 生的女主角 白兰。
这不仅为她获 得了韩国的 知名度，
还有韩国大钟 奖最佳女主 角提名。
2002年，
接拍《河东狮 吼》，
在剧中饰演的 柳月红因性 格独特收人 喜爱，
借此打开了内 地市场。
2003年，
张柏芝一改之 前的清纯玉 女形象，
接拍《忘不了 》中处于社 会底层的小 巴车司机。
这让她一举获 得金像奖，
金紫荆奖的最 佳女主角。
同年她接拍电 影《大只佬 》，
获得香港电影 评论会最佳 女主角。
随后她接拍陈 凯歌导演的 史诗级奇幻 电影《无极 》，
饰演倾城。
该片入围了德 国国际柏林 电影节最优 秀电影单元 。
2005年过 得美国金球 奖最佳外语 片提名。
2006年，
张柏芝应邀为 星光大道打 手印，
同年淡出歌坛 。
知道张柏芝的 人想必都听 说过她人生 的一个转折 点，
那就是陈冠希 的"艳照门 "事件。
张柏芝被卷入 其中后即可 遭到了大众 的舆论谴责 ，
她直爽的性格 也传出了" 甩大牌"" 不识好歹" 的爆料，
一时间朋友粉 丝都落井下 石。
而之前明明说 过不在意张 柏芝过去的 谢霆锋，
最后也离张柏 芝而去。
为了照料自己 的两个孩子 和自己家庭 中需要帮助 的家人，
张柏芝开始恢 复高强度的 工作，
但是是不是都 能看到张柏 芝带两个儿 子出去游玩 ，
在被记者围追 堵截的时候 都紧紧的抱 着儿子。
对于张柏芝的 别的，
我们并不感下 定论，
但是可以确定 的是，
她是一个合格 的好母亲。
希望张柏芝能 够过好自己 的生活。
最近，
张柏芝穿玫红 长裙亮相，
被称重回颜值 巅峰。
作为一位两个 娃的辣妈，
张柏芝身材确 实保持得不 错，
但是，
最美的并非现 在，
下面，
让我们一起来 看看张柏芝 美到爆的那 些瞬间。
张柏芝美到爆 啊有没有 张柏芝 美到爆啊有 没有 张 柏芝，
1980年5 月24日出 生于中国香 港，
中国香港影视 女演员、歌 手。
1998年出 演个人首部 电影《喜剧 之王》 。
1999年发 行个人首张 EP《任何 天气》，
并凭借歌曲《 星语星愿》 获得关注。
2000年获 得第22届 十大中文金 曲最有前途 新人金奖。
2002年凭 借韩国电影 《白兰》获 得韩国电影 大钟奖最佳 女主角奖提 名，
成为首位入围 韩国三大电 影节之一的 华人演员。
2003年凭 借爱情喜剧 片《河东狮 吼》获得港 台最受欢迎 女演员金奖 。
2004年凭 借爱情片《 忘不了》获 得第二十三 届香港电影 金像奖最佳 女主角奖。
2006年发 行专辑《醇 经典》，
同年告别乐坛 。
2011年重 返乐坛并发 行单曲《曾 经》。
2012年主 演喜剧片《 河东狮吼2 》 。
2014年9 月25日，
发行MV《该 是时候》 。
2016年主 演动作片《 失控·幽灵 飞车》 张柏芝美 到爆啊有没 有 张 柏芝美到爆 啊有没有 1998 年，
张柏芝被周星 驰发掘，
出演喜剧片《 喜剧之王》 ，
凭借在片中饰 参演电影 剧照(25 张) 演的 柳飘飘一角 获得关注 ，
并获得香港电 影金像奖最 佳新人奖提 名；该片在 香港上映后 票房达到2 984万港 币，
成为香港票房 年度冠军； 同年，
张柏芝接拍了 马楚成执导 的爱情文艺 片《星愿》 ，
在片中饰演一 个清纯柔美 的女护士； 此外，
她还演唱了电 影的主题曲 《星语心愿 》，
并因此在歌坛 获得关注。
1999年6 月8日，
正式签约环球 唱片公司； 7月26日 ，
发行首张个人 EP《任何 天气》，
该EP发行后 取得白金销 量的成绩； 8月，
张柏芝主演的 电影《星愿 》在香港上 映后票房突 破一千万，
张柏芝亦凭借 该片获得第 19届香港 电影金像奖 最佳新人奖 。
2000年，
获得十大劲歌 金曲最受欢 迎新人金奖 以及十大中 文金曲最有 前途新人金 奖。
2001年，
张柏芝首度进 军国际，
接拍韩国电影 《白兰》，
饰演飘洋过海 张柏芝电影 《星愿》剧 照(14张 ) 前往韩 国谋生的白 兰；该片不 但为她带来 韩国电影大 钟奖最佳女 主角提名，
还令她在韩国 的知名度进 一步提升。
2002年，
主演爱情喜剧 片《河东狮 吼》 ，
在片中饰演年 轻貌美、性 情暴燥刚烈 的柳月虹； 这部电影亦 为她开拓了 中国内地市 场 。
2003年凭 借电影《河 东狮吼》获 得第3届华 语电影传媒 大奖港台最 受欢迎女演 员金奖。
张柏芝美到爆 啊有没有 .
张柏芝美到爆 啊有没有 张柏芝 美到爆啊有 没有 张柏芝美到 爆啊有没有 张柏 芝美到爆啊 有没有张柏 芝从小喜欢 唱歌，
进入学校之后 ，
她是班上一些 文艺演出的 积极参与者 和组织者。
9岁时，
她的父母离婚 。
之后她随母亲 前往澳大利 亚墨尔本就 读中学，
其在澳大利亚 读书期间，
她曾瞒着家人 出去做兼职 。
1998年，
张柏芝从澳大 利亚的高中 毕业后返回 香港，
被星探挖掘，
接拍了一支柠 檬茶广告，
正式开始了她 的演艺生涯 。
1998年，
张柏芝被周星 驰发掘，
在电影《喜剧 之王》担任 女主角"柳 飘飘"。
因此一炮而红 ，
并凭借在片中 的精彩表现 获得香港电 影金像奖最 佳新人奖提 名。
此片香港票房 成绩达到三 千万港币，
成为当年贺岁 片中的票房 冠军； 张柏芝接 拍了由嘉禾 电影公司出 品，
马楚成执导的 爱情文艺《 星愿》。
任贤齐饰演又 聋又哑的" 洋葱"，
张柏芝饰演护 士"秋男" 。
1999年《 星愿》在暑 假黄金档期 上演，
票房突破一千 万，
张柏芝凭借该 片获得第1 9届香港电 影金像奖最 佳新人奖。
与古天乐合作 ，
出演电影《河 东狮吼》，
她在片中饰演 的"柳月娥 "形象突出 ，
这部剧讲述了 小男人"陈 季常"和泼 辣妻子的事 情，
受到观众的好 评，
这部电影亦为 她开拓了内 地市场。
张柏芝在尔冬 升导演的《 忘不了》中 ，
一改过去的玉 女形象，
饰演一个生活 在社会底层 的小巴司" 小慧"。
搭档刘青云，
影片讲述的是 中下层男女 同舟共济寻 找真爱的故 事，
很唯美的一部 电影。
张柏芝凭借在 电影《忘不 了》的表现 ，
她获得了香港 电影金像奖 、香港电影 金紫荆奖、 华语电影传 媒大奖的三 料影后。
《大只佬》，
又名《大块头 有大智慧》 ，
由刘德华、张 柏芝主演，
该片讲述大只 佬（刘德华 饰）拥有看 透前世今生 因果的能力 ，
后遇上探员李 凤仪（张柏 芝饰），
帮其破案的故 事。
张柏芝凭借电 影《大只佬 》获得第1 0届香港电 影评论学会 大奖最佳女 演员奖。
随后，
张柏芝接拍了 导演陈凯歌 的电影《无 极》。
《无极》是陈 凯歌执导的 一部东方奇 幻史诗电影 ，
由张柏芝、谢 霆锋、刘烨 主演。
影片讲述了一 个穷孩子（ 倾城）受到 命运女神眷 顾，
成为世上最美 的倾城王妃 ，
但命运诅咒永 远得不到真 爱。
接拍黄百鸣的 贺岁电影《 最强囍事》 ，
饰演"简洁" 此片成为她 复出后的首 部电影。
新娘妆简直美 爆了 张柏芝在《 危险关系》 中饰演莫婕 妤，
一个风情万种 却深藏城府 的豪门遗孀 ，
该片讲述了一 群游戏的男 女纷纷陷入 欲望的河流 ，
种下了悲剧的 结果
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I think if we're going to create this
space just outside the comfort zone
where people are really thinking critically
about the information they've received
and try to understand it,
an easy tool to use is this
concept of fun.
My first provocation then is about
critical thinking.
The content that I was busy providing
was becoming diluted and threatened.
So these questioning skills are becoming
more and more urgent because not only is it
that they haven't learnt the content, but they
might pull up the wrong content.
And so that curation function
I think is getting super important.
So we want to teach them not only to
challenge received wisdom
but to understand how solid that
received wisdom is.
So that's an extra level
and I would love your help with that.
When I took this job on, all the journalists said
"so, you're a woman" and I'm like
"I am, good spotting" [audience laughter]
I find it quite startling that it's
still startling that I'm a woman.
But it is apparently, people made a big fuss
about that. Inclusive practices
is something I thought about a lot.
If you Google 'professor' and hit 'images'
you get lots of people like him.
And I've been surrounded by people like that
my whole career and they inspire me
and support me often,
but they don't give me a pathway
forward that looks like me.
It's hard to find role models that are female
and proud mothers.
I could tell you long stories about that
but there aren't many.
I do have huge empathy with
parts of the population that aren't represented.
Because I've gone through that journey and
my call to senior women in science is
to synthesise some of that
learning, that knowledge,
that 'burning feel' when you've been
discriminated before just because you
'look wrong' and channel that in
to helping other cohorts of
students that are underrepresented.
So the Māori and Pasifika numbers
in STEM are frighteningly small.
Two per cent
against the population of something
like twenty-five per cent.
And so I would really like your help
to work out how to shine
a light on that and start to do some
work that presents evidence that if
you change the environment
that those kids are coming through
then you can start to encourage
a more inclusive place.
I talked to
Rau Hoskins, who's doing a fantastic
project. He's an architect.
It's called 'seeing our faces in our spaces'.
And he actually gave a talk in
Parliament Hall and said "this is
called the cultural landscape,"
in this wonderfully English building right.
"And if you look out the window from that building,"
"you can't see any clue that you're in"
"the South Pacific."
And he said, "how are we supposed to feel
at home here?" And he just said it very
calmly, and very quietly,
and it really resonated with the audience.
And I wonder if that's true in classrooms.
Can we make our classrooms
more specific to the South Pacific?
And does that make a difference to whether
people feel welcome?
So Rau was the one who used that
sentence with 'inaccessible realm'.
That's how science feels to
Māori and Pasifika kids.
And I also keep seeing statistics and measures.
Māori and Pasifika kids are bad at math
but what are they good at?
What if we measure Kaitiakitanga instead?
I mean, can we think about our curriculum?
Can we think about putting interventions into it?
Can we think about the examples we used
that might make people feel more at home?
I don't know, you guys are the experts
and I'd love to hear what you think.
I'm finding beautiful examples.
I've been travelling around the country.
For the last three months,
everywhere I go, I've been finding
fantastic examples of places
where Te Reo Māori and Western Science are
coming together and
strengthening both. And I'm
increasingly of the view that lots of the things
that we can learn from kaupapa Māori methods
of research and teaching
are keys to unlock some of these
horrible issues we've got around people being
anti-science and locked into polarised debates.
How can we
bring through the next generation of kids
who say that they understand both worlds and
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Hey everybody, welcome back to my second cooking video as you can see on the screen
This video is gonna be all about traditional pork dumplings specifically Chinese pork dumplings the way my family has always made them
Hopefully by the end of this video you will not only know how to make these but also have a newfound appreciation
For just how much work that's put into these tasty little morsels in the description below
I am going to be including some time links for those of you who wish to jump back to a particular
portion of the cooking process simply click on these links and you will just skip to that section with that being said
I hope you and your family have a chance to make these in your own kitchens
and if you did
please
Let me know either through a youtube comment section or any of the social media links that I have also provided in a video description
So let's get to making dumplings. Hey guys, this is Jays little sister. Yeah. I'm the one filming again
Hi, so dad. How was your day?
good good
yea we will make dumplings right
right
this is pork
2 pounds of pork
cabbage
ginger
green onion
salt
Chicken Broth first we start to make dough
flour
about 1 pound
Yeah, so we're just gonna dump some in there
and then 1 cup of water
Oh
You already made it oh
Look at that
Well pork just regular pork, yeah, I'm gonna color on that
Mix it in so you put in how much chicken broth
Right, so I mean I you eyeball that looks about to be quarter of a cup
Do we just say that the same time?
That is a big thing of cabbage, can we just stop and just mention how big that cabbages or did you find such a large?
Aha and the secret ingredients at any
Oriental style cooking the Holy Trinity of Asian cooking is of course ginger and the flavours that imparts
A bite of ginger or even if it's cooked. You don't want to get big chunks of ginger in your food
Is that me making that noise he's like you making that noise coming
Where'd you find that cabbage
Probably giant grocery store Chinese Chinese person. I've never seen a cabbage
No, so you might want to explain what these colorful bottles bar
Oyster sauce. Oh my god, moist ercel chinese, ketchup the contrary to popular belief in what it says
It is not made from oysters. I
Don't think it is made from oysters
dad carrot clarify
Some what Chinese spices spicy stuff is that five-spice powder?
No
Probably not as numbing
One egg
Gotta get that olive oil in there. My dad here is a master at this. This is probably the millionth time
he's made this dish so he can eyeball it you guys watch the camera a
Little splash of light soy for coloring for that extra umami flavor and continue mixing with your chopsticks
Literally, you're not even mixing this too much. It's just a pair of chopsticks the ground around in a circle
Let me give you a flavor I wish you guys could smell this
Wide shot
Do not eat this raw meat make sure you will have the runs for
Mmm smells delicious smells a sesame like a lot of boutique garlic flavorings in there. Well, obviously
This is
That's this is just left over right
What we're doing here is we're slicing this into little small amounts of dough that it's going to be rolled out
What's the point of dusting this now
Speaking exactly kind of obvious when you're using dough
Would you I worry that you should must oh, this is the internet we're showing this to might take it a little says they there
Okay
And the center has to be thicker than any it was perfectly round circular
Dough Dobie pancakes now again first-timers. There's a special technique of doing this
Demonstrate how you seal the darling hug?
The filling in need to press the centers
You fold the edges up and you just pinch
So everything is folded together almost like you're making burrito just it's not a burrito
Love that
You tuck it in and you pinch it shut
They will do the fright, okay, we're fries today boiling is the healthiest wave of frying the taste amazing
Very proud
There you go, you got your morning frying head you can also use a wok
Grab some of that oil there and it just both men
Cooller who are using
Too late notice how he
Labels them around as he puts them in
As a secret technique to make sure that the dump leaves absorb the most amount of oil on the bottom and that they don't stick
To the pan. So you got to put the Mentos just one minute. What a man hold it wiggle
The purpose of this is just to get the bottom to caramelize Melrose and when you do that
The dumplings will not stick to the bottom of the pan
Basically forms
Okay, a little steeper action go on and this will cook the dumper means from the inside the top side looks great. Doesn't it?
I can't wait to eat these dumplings
So, what are you looking for down here with your agents what's going on?
Water dry out inside
The Chiquita shotgun, look what an amazing that just within five minutes that are now easy one - we'll get up
Because it is I think wasting pounds per square inch
You wouldn't have you ever open a coconut
oil in
Heat on souperblast. That is a huge flame. Okay
That's when I'm super safe and that's a lot
Yeah, you need that oil to to extract the flavors of all the morning kisses
If you do not know how to do this, please do not try this at home. I wish you guys could are here right now
Smelling what we're smelling I smell all kinds of aromatics and delicious flavors
He is mad vinegar. That is Chinese black vinegar
Going into the law and that is going to be this special sauce
First penis, whoa
Look out delicious that looks
special secret sauce fried
Pasta tears and we didn't show you how to do this how to another video on how to make
spicy red chili oil
Right here
another time
What kind of flavors are you experiencing what kind of flavors that
Spice
Good yeah, alright you turn. So it's crunchy and chewy at the same time
Oh, he's got the spice on it. Yeah. Uh-huh. So you get you get a mixture of all that good stuff
Mmm
Somebody else wants to try don't you know what? Yeah. Maybe it's too hot for
Yeah a little bit more salt this is how you guys go
Have your dumpling here and do you want to do let's get some of this vinegar?
secret sauce in addition to the red chili oils
Is this how I this is how I eat this guys
Get your sauce
Sprinkle on bubbly tiny bit of peppers chili oil
Just so what you do you mix it all up
It smells wonderful take a bite
Mmm
That is so good, there you go. I'll give you a close-up
More dumplings
Her name is chocolate and you can tell by her expressions. She cannot wait to eat. This don't point. I
Dropped it doggy
So good Jay
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MANIPULATION TREATMENT | God's Basement - Duration: 26:33.
Hello mates, my name is Risk, welcome back to another episode of "God's Basement"
Previous episode went as smoothly as you thought
This episode
I actually don't know what awaits us
All I know is that we made a stupid decision
or a weird decision. I don't know if you can say it's stupid
I mean, yes, it is stupid
But it makes you righteous
when you think about it because you're a good person, right?
Anyway, let's drop that subject at the moment and focus
at what we need to do next because I do want to know what happens next to the story
Do we end up killing the grandmother? Or do we end up
just
You know finding out the truth
and then figuring out we were taking care of a monster all along
While we also ruin our future
which is always good to find out stuff like that
You know just put some salt on those wounds
You know
Make that wound a little bit..
Lively
anyway time right now is 9:59
Interesting. I don't really know where else to go
So I think we're gonna be wandering around
and it seems like we have a basement here
So I'm assuming everything is gonna go down in the basement
If we had to assume
Okay
So this is my new house I assume?
Because I don't recall seeing this house we were at grandma's house previously.
I can check drawers that's interesting
There could be something in the drawers
anyway, let's go down here
Okay, there is the hammer which I assume used to kill, you know
Granny
or my parents
either one of the two
And I have a hammer now. I don't really know what I'm using it for
Was this here before?
The only reason I decided to check the room is because the door is just like halfway open
Oh, I guess it's always halfway open
My bad, I didn't know that
But sorrow
Hey, there is planks right here.
I guess I will remove them when somebody actually placed them?
I don't know maybe I found the hammer too early?
Here I am singing a happy melody
And you can clearly hear somebody crying at the other side.
So yeah, sorry I forgot that the..
that the gameplay of the game is like a walking simulator and that
I'm supposed to look at something and since I found something to look at I should
probably look at it
So I can clearly hear somebody crying
Building a barricade.
I guess I made up my mind?
Do I need another tool to carry out my will
or do I need to find another note on the wall somewhere?
There is a note right here. I'm I didn't see that. Okay
Okay 4 is crossed off then
so we only have to clean the broken plates hide kitchen knife under bed
And check emails and turn off lights.
Okay, I'm good about that.
So broken plates would either be next to the barricaded door because that's her..
or either the kitchen
Is what I was trying to finish my sentence
So I'm cleaning the plate. I'm not sure if that's the only one
But I believe it said in the note only...
Okay. It's at plates
So we got to go around the house
Doing that I guess
seems like I had absolutely enough of her,
but this may be a problem
Wait, why do I have to hide the kitchen knife?
What for?
Okay, give me the knife
Okay
let's start with that. Not sure about that. I'm really really not sure about all this
But it will keep keeping eyes on the floor
checking for more broken plates
But man, how many plates do I have?
think about how much money I spent on plates alone
considering she breaks a few every single day
There is none in my room
none over here. Okay. So let's hide the knife under the bed.
Police comes in and you're like, oh!
I see... From here it seems like I have some sort of fetish
because we can't properly see the knife
anyway
We cleaned
We hid the knife
we also barricaded the door now all that is left is to check the emails on the phone
It is unfortunate that you have declined our scholarship program.
Thank you for applying and we hope that you're successful in all your future
Academic endeavors.
man, it's just
That email was just pulling more fuel to the fire
What the hell?
Okay, so I'm gonna start turning off all the lights
Let's start with the basement. Shall we?
Oh wait, there is..
There is no light switch in the basement.
Is there a switch on the..
Nope, there is no switch in the light bulb
I guess I'm just..
I guess turn off all the light except the basement
Alright. Oh, there you go.
There you go. Turn off the bathroom
Grandma turn off your light please, thank you.
And I think that's it. I think I'm gonna go to bed.
I guess I have to turn off the light, right?
Hey, how do I..
never mind. I just go to sleep
guys if you want to see more of this game
Let's just for a round 200 likes. I'm really enjoying this game.
I'm really doing the narrative, so..
Thank you for leaving a like appreciate that.
Okay, I'm clearly sleeping but
there is a window over there and I can hear somebody walking!
Did I not barricade you? I heard her. I think she's right next to my bed
Nevermind she's just knocking
Still knocking
Wait, why would you like to wonder around at like?
Okay, maybe she has to take a piss I understand.
There is a fly right here. I need to kill it if I want..
Okay. Grandma. I won't touch the fly
She really wants to get out
Is she out?
I cannot tell.
I don't think she's out. If she was out I would hear the door open.
She still has to open the door, you know
Do I have a weapon?
We don't have a weapon.
I heard the door..
Man those chicken arms
You know, they kicked my ass before I'm not surprised they destroyed that..
those planks as well
I would never be able to break a barricaded door from another side
Man that's crazy
How strong is she?
And more importantly, where did she go?
She's somewhere around the..
house now
Hello
Well, she disappeared while breaking another goddamn plate
I told you I waste so much money and plates this is
this is ridiculous now.
She woke up just to..
What is that?
That's written by me
or I don't know
I mean that's all on James
I have to..
I mean I just have to say it.
You decided to decline the scholarship
you decided to stay home
so
You suffering right now is nobody but your own stupid decision
You can't blame your grandmother for this your grandmother did not decide for you to stay.
That's not her word
That's not her call
It's yours. So I'm sorry James but..
What's going on here?
Oh no, I know exactly what's going on she's taking the piss out of me
I mean not on purpose she had an episode
Not on purpose
but whatever she's doing it takes the piss out of James
and I'm gonna end up murdering her
Drain my savings man that hurts to say it
That really does.
I think you know what I'm doing in God's basement
I ended up killing her.
James despite of how of a good person he is
because of his stupid decisions
He actually descended to the point of killing his grandmother.
Again, the only reason I'm here killing her
It's because of my stupid decision to decline scholarship
Yeah She would probably die if he left her but..
it's better than murdering her.
Cuz murdering her not only screws my entire life even more from the ground up
and forever
But also it's a bit..
it's less pleasant.
Oh this door is locked. How is it loading?
Okay
So the area restarted itself or is this.. no this is the basement area
I wanna finish reading this.
Okay, what does this article say?
Fatal accident in crash, okay
We already read that in the very beginning of the game.
That was the first thing we read I believe
Yeah, we already read that
somewhere around the beginning
So it's like all the reasons why she killed them.
This is not good.
Killing her because she killed my parents
Makes it a bit more reasonable to kill her cuz this far I only criticize James
For wanting to kill her
but only because of his fool decisions
because the desire to kill did not came from
her harm in the parents it came from
a bad decision of refusing the scholarship
Taking care of her so much.
I'm not her grandson anymore, I'm her caretaker
Oh no
But now I'm like, okay James you earned that one.
I did say she's a monster in the beginning of the game.
I did say she's a monster. It's just that..
You can't just go around
Wait
What?
So.. I'm trying to make it to seem as if she stabbed herself?
My knife is in my room.
This is my room. Why is it locked?
This is her room
with a rocking chair
and I need a new radio, why is that?
I'm not gonna go to the goddamn grocery store and get it..
Get a new radio? You've gotta be crazy if you think about that
Alright, let's just look around. I assume we can find in the kitchen a new knife
And there is another note here
Get the.. Oh
it's the same thing. There's the knife and the radio.
Oh, there's the phone as well
Alright, I got it
So maybe now this will work?
Because I tried placing it on the bed before but it didn't work so..
Now that I have all the items
It's bound to make something happen.
So let's start with a radio.
Nope. Still nothing.
Oh, there you go. I placed a knife on the bed
What now? Radio.
Where did I say to place the phone?
Did I say where to place the phone?
Place the phone on the table outside the door.
This one?
She's a monster but does she deserve a death like this?
Manipulating herself?
To kill her?
Got'em
I mean, I would give James a second chance
if I were to decide
looking at this..
Over and out but then again
This didn't have to happen this is just because of James terrible decisions.
You could have just taken to scholarship
yes, maybe she would have died
in a bit of a worse cause
Starvation or something like that?
But..
At least you wouldn't throw all your life away.
This crime wouldn't have..
to be done.
Killing her in such a vicious way.
That was "God's Basement" everybody
I hope you enjoyed
And if you want to support the channel so I can keep making videos
You can do so on the top right corner of the screen
card info it will take you to my Patreon page
and even If you decide to support with 1$
It would be.. Stop knocking the mic.
It would be super helpful, and I would be super grateful
So "Thank you for playing the game!" Hey
developer thank you for making the game. What are you talking about? Dummy
So yeah, thank you guys so much for checking it out.
Thank you guys for watching this series with me
this was a very very fun game
Subscribe if you're new to the channel, I'll see you guys in the next video.
Buh-bye!
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We need to find Mr. Kerem a new assist-
I wish I have asked for something else!
Come in.
Filiz, come here.
After you're done with the meeting files, could you ask Ms. Derya to call me, if you find her?
Creative department has a lot of missing stuff here, I don't get it, what Ms. Derya is thinking.
Even the junior assistants are performing better.
- Why are you here, what happened? - Because you asked for me.
Ms. Asli?
You're here!
I wasn't expecting to see you around, Birce said you were very decisive, I'm surprised.
Well, I was. But a close friend reminded me that there's a thin line between pride and arrogance.
That close friend must be a wise person.
OK, our first meeting wasn't that pleasant,
but I thought you're perfect fit for the assistant job here.
Even though you didn't come here for the job.
Birce told me that you were looking for a job at a company like this, then I wanted to reach out to you.
I hope the reason having you here is taking the job.
I mean, if you still look for someone for the position, that's why I'm here.
I'm very happy! Congrats then!
Thank you.
- What's up? Did she take the job? - Hold on a second, I can't hear!
- Didn't you hear anything so far? I'm dying of curiosity. - Wait a minute.
Alright, alright, I'm done.
Look at us, we'd be ashamed if anyone sees us.
Since you're here with us, let's get on with it right away. Start with the preparation for the meeting today, OK?
- Meeting? Today? - Yes, you can start with these.
- Wait, these files should be ready for the meeting, too. - All of them?
Yes, but don't tweedle about it, OK? Ask Filiz if you raise any questions, she'll help you out.
I see.
If you start right now, you'll make it just in time for the meeting.
- Sure, sorry, everything happened all of a sudden. I'll get on with it right now. - Alright, God speed.
Thank you.
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Hello beautiful people, welcome back to my channel sky life where I explore the world of wellness and try all sorts of health and lifestyle
trends and challenges break down the science and research behind them and
document my experience trying them out if you've been to my channel before you know that I am obsessed with
productivity and have tried all sorts of hacks and tools and supplements to increase my focus and productivity including
medicinal mushrooms neurofeedback
Nootropics and even a brain ivy while all of these things are really interesting
And cool to explore there are these simple things that I do on a daily basis to be as productive as possible
And anyone can implement these simple tools in their daily life without having to go by some crazy
Supplement or go to a facility to have their brain trained for thousands of dollars
So I have a lot of different productivity hacks that I use
however
I'm going to start here with the basics and the things that are very essential and fundamental
To get right before anything else tip. Number one. You must eliminate distractions
We live in a crazy world. There are so many things begging for our attention at every moment of the day
You have social media you have text coming in you have calls coming in. You have the news you have television
there's so many ways that we can use our time and it is so important to
Eliminate all of that noise when you're trying to get anything done
Put your phone in a place where you can't even see it turn off the notifications
Turn off all the sounds because that thing will destroy you if you're trying to get any work done tip number two
mono tasks contrary to popular belief
multitasking kills
productivity I repeat
multitasking kills
productivity if you think that you're being more productive when you are doing several things all at once because you're multitasking and you're
Doing a bunch of things you are
Wrong and this is completely backed up by science. By the way research done at Stanford University showed that multitasking
Not only kills productivity but it also damages our brain, especially when it comes to
Retaining information research also shows that it takes anywhere between five and twenty minutes to regain
Focus when you are distracted by something or when you switch tasks really multitasking is just doing many things
poorly with a small percentage of your focus rather than doing one thing really well with
Your full focus when you start to monetize
You'll realize how much quicker you actually get the tasks done that you're trying to get done
How exactly do you monetize well productivity tip number three is to break your work sessions into smaller chunks
I use something called the Pomodoro Technique
Which is 25 minutes of straight focused work on one task and then a five-minute break
I repeat that four times and then I take a longer break anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes
research has shown that this tends to be the best amount of time that
Humans can generally focus really well and then taking that break allows you to reset your brain
Let it relax and then get back to work now
Here is the catch say I'm doing my 25 minutes of work
But I got distracted and I pull up my phone and I go on Instagram. I have to start the session over now
that is very
important and it's very important to be strict with yourself because this is how you
Train your brain and condition yourself to stay focus
I will put a link in the description to the Pomodoro Technique comm where you will find all of the information
About this technique and how you can use it tip number four is to get organized
Now this sounds very obvious, but it's crazy. How many people don't do this or get it wrong and it is
Crucial to being productive. You also have to find what works for you and your brain. I'm somebody who needs
Organization. I am very organized to the point of borderline OCD
However, it allows me to say very clear minded and it totally improves my productivity and focus I start
every
By making my bed and cleaning my room
Clearing the space around me to give my brain some space to breathe
I'm pretty minimalist with my material items which gives me more mental clarity and space to think if your living space
And/or your work space are cluttered and chaotic
it's going to contribute to this feeling of
Overwhelm that so many of us deal with and keeping my room completely clean and clear has allowed me to manage
Overwhelm so much better tip number five is to write everything down and plan everything out
the reason why you want to write things down is because it really helps your brain remember things and actually
compartmentalize them in your mind
I use both a written planner and an electronic planner and that is very helpful for me because the act of writing something out
Helps my brain integrate it and then my electronic calendar. I just use Google Calendar
It actually gives me notifications and allows me to schedule things with other people
Another thing I do that's very helpful is I plan out my day the night before I actually write everything out
Hour-by-hour and it's very specific
I schedule time for my workout I schedule time to meditate I schedule time to make
breakfast and enjoy my meal I schedule time for work I schedule time for
Seeing friends. I plan everything out by the hour, so I know the night before
exactly what i'm doing the next day and having a schedule and having it written out actually allows me to follow it and
Stick to the timeframe that i'd give myself tip number six is to meditate
You've heard me talk about this on my channel so much meditation and mindfulness have helped me immensely
with my emotional spiritual mental health and they have massively increased my
Focus and the research on this is very clear
It has been shown that just a few minutes a day can really help with focus and mental clarity. So I
Highly advise you just take three to five minutes ten minutes a day to breathe and meditate
There's amazing apps that you can use like headspace. I will put a link in the description to that
It's something you can do anytime anywhere
Everybody has five minutes in a day tip number seven is also very obvious, but you must get this right
exercise and eat clean
I just released a video about the gut
microbiome and the effect that our gut health has on our brain health and believe it or not what you eat actually
Impacts the way you feel and how you think and if you're feeding yourself
Junk food your brain is going to go crazy and not be able to focus
Exercise has also been proven to help with focus and mental clarity
so really taking care of yourself is so important for productivity if I
Didn't put my health first
I really don't think I would be able to do everything that I do and I've always said that
my health is my number one priority and
When I focus on this and get this right everything else falls into place, and I'm able to handle
So much more than I would if I was not taking care of myself and my final tip
Which honestly might be the most important one and this is one I had to learn
Truly the hard way get more sleep. You might be thinking who if I'm trying to get more done
Wouldn't I want to stay up late and sacrifice sleep and grind it out and work hard and survival of the fittest
I'm gonna outwork everyone and never sleep. No wrong bad
I learned this the hard way, please learn from my mistake, please
Please please I will say that there are times when if you have a big project
You have to finish maybe you do have to sacrifice sleep in some circumstances
however
this should not be how you live your life and I did for too long and it greatly impacted my mental health and my
productivity
I was averaging about three to four hours a night
During college and then after college I was able to sustain that for a long time. However, I
completely crashed
and burned
big-time not until recently have I actually started to
Prioritize sleep getting at least six hours and hopefully seven to eight and when I have gotten more sleep
It is crazy
How much more I get done in way less time it works people you have to get
Seven to eight hours. It is so important not just for the
Productivity the for mental health and physical health for absolutely everything in your life. And the research on this is so clear
I'm actually working on a video series right now about sleep
I interview a sleep scientist from Stanford University and we talked about the importance of sleep and
How we can improve our sleep if you want to see this video series on sleep, please subscribe and hit the bell button
So you will be notified when those videos come out. The first one will be next week
I am very excited to share this with you
I think it's such an important topic that I want people to understand
So to recap on these productivity tips tip
number one eliminate distractions put away your phone get those notifications out the window and
Focus tip number two is to mono tasks focus on one task at a time
delete
Multitasking from your life tip number three is to break your work sessions into smaller chunks
Use the Pomodoro Technique with a timer and I will again put a link in the video description to that process
Tip number four is to get organized clean out your life clear your space clear
your mind tip number five is to write things down and
schedule things out keep both a written planner and an
Electronic planner and write out your days our five our tip number six is to practice meditation and mindfulness
The research is clear on this it will greatly impact your life. Just do three to five minutes a day
everybody has time for that tip number seven is to prioritize for health eat clean and
Exercise your gut health directly impacts your brain health evidence
don't lie on this make it a priority tip number eight is to get more sleep the very obvious but very
Crucial piece of the puzzle do not do what I did
Sleep for your seven to eight hours a night and see the benefits now
I know that these productivity tips might seem basic or obvious. However, they are
foundational and fundamental
Skills that you have to get right before you advance to anything else all the things
I try my channel the medicinal mushrooms the nootropics the neurofeedback the brain hacking stuff
All of that is just a bonus. All of these things have to come first and I really encourage you to
Practice these it's like working out a muscle at the gym
You've got to practice daily and make things consistent so that they do become second nature if you're feeling overwhelmed thinking
Oh, damn, I do so many of these things wrong. I don't even know where to start
It's totally okay. We need to start with baby steps
so pick one thing that's really easy that you can focus on even something as simple as
Making your bed every morning because from there that habit will become a domino effect
For other positive habits, as always. I am here to support you
So please comments any questions or concerns?
Or things that you're struggling with and I'd be happy to help you as best
I can take control of your life do the work put in the time it is worth it
You are worth it and you have the power inside of you to do it
Thank you so much for watching. And remember you have the power to thrive. You have the power to live your best life ever
I will see you next week. Bye
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T Series are never shy about boasting about.
But that does reveal a discrepancy in the demand
for content that T Series supplies.
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views in less time by educating you on your
YouTube journey. I work extension which will help
you research YouTube, analyze videos all to your channel
and take actionable steps to help grow your channel.
It is free to download and there is a link
in the description. Now let's be honest,
we probably don't need to offer T Series
too much advice. Although, they could post
a little more consistently in their community tab.
They have just toppled the previous king
of YouTube, who sat on that throne for
seventeen hundred and fifty days, which is
nearly five years. That would be PewDiePie who's
numbers are also somewhat eye watering.
He also has over sixty seven million subscribers
at the time of recording. Along with nineteen
billion video views. That's every single person
on the planet watching two and a half of his videos.
He's published over three and a half thousand videos
and he gains around thirty thousand subscribers a day.
Although, that's four times less than T Series,
which partially explains how they've been
able to catch up so fast. As for views per video,
well PewDiePie averages millions- way more than
the average T Series video, but it's not had
a single video go over one hundred million views.
T Series on the other hand has had uh... lots.
Now I'm not going to pretend to know anything
about Bollywood music, but T Series kind of feels
like half a dozen of the most popular Vevo music
channels from different artists, all rolled into one.
All you need to do is take a look the YouTube
music topic and see it's one hundred million plus
subscribers to realize how popular music channels are.
T Series is essentially the YouTube Indian
music channel of choice. Although I do appreciate
that this is a huge generalization, so don't
quote me on that. The bottom line is, multi-artist
music channels are super popular and they
tend to come with advertiser friendly content
which is a double win for YouTube in this
post 2018 ad-pocolypse world that we live in.
So T Series are in the perfect YouTube category
for rapid growth and they state themselves
on their channel that they are India's
leading music and movie studio. But that only goes
part of the way to explaining how they've grown
so quickly and so big. For this, we have to look
at the entire nation. It's all to do with
demographics. Let's start with the headline statement.
Over one point three billion people live in India.
And while English is widely spoken,
there are twenty two major languages spoken
in the country. Now thanks to a certain country's
previous colonial adventure's, Western culture
is a part of everyday life in India.
But it's not a two way transaction.
The western world hasn't embraced Bollywood
as much as Hollywood has been exposed to India.
So when it comes to language relevant content
that fits Indian culture, it's much more likely
to come from the source, which is India.
The problem has always been distribution and consumption
of it's contents on YouTube in India.
The sad fact is, they are generation behind
when it comes to internet access...until recently.
You see, back in 2009 barely five percent
of India's population - remember that's
one point three billion people - have access to
the internet. Let alone have video quality
internet speed. By comparison, internet penetration,
as they call it, is around seventy-five percent
in the U.S. and has been that way for the last decade.
In India, however, internet users by total population
has risen from five percent to over thirty percent
in the last decade. That's over three hundred
million people coming online. There are now
more Indians using the internet than Americans.
And there's still another billion waiting
to be hooked up. You can start to see how
all of these analytics filter down to the
individual creator. If only five percent of
Indians have access to the internet in 2009,
imagine how many of those actually watched YouTube,
and how many of those wanted to be
video creators on YouTube with access to enough
technology and internet speed to do that.
T Series started producing YouTube content in 2011,
right as the internet spike was beginning in India.
The YouTube landscape there in India is like
it was here five or six years ago.
When I talk about here, I'm talking about Europe
and North America. It is the wild west.
Almost any YouTuber with any amount of talent
right now has the opportunity to go big
because there is just so much demand
but yet, so little supply. So if you are a YouTuber
in India, get your camera, press record, and
upload today. Don't worry about this video,
stop it right now, and get on there.
So while the great YouTube journey
begins for many video creators in India,
T Series- already one of the largest music labels
and movie studios in a country with
one point three billion people- have already
been at this seven years. They are operating
at a highly advanced level in a very young
and inexperienced YouTube market.
That's why they have several T Series channels
in different languages which already have
millions of subscribers and can all feed off of
each other. I'm gonna try and describe T Series'
advantage now in a unique way.
Remember "Back to the Future"- I'm sure
you've all seen it- Martin McFly goes into the future
and buys the Sports Almanac, which gives him
all of the results for the past fifty years
in his current time period. So his intention is
to jump back to the present for him and then
make loads of bets on sporting events that
he already knows the results of for epic wins.
- And if you're interested in dust we have a
quaint little piece from 1980's, it's called a Dustbuster.
- That's the advantage T Series has.
They have the content, they have the knowledge,
now the audience is arriving who still is
trying to workout what YouTube is.
However, all of this still begs a question.
Despite all of the factors in T Series favor,
is all of this above board and legitimate.
If we assure you most of T Series subscribers
are from India, then YouTube is saying around
twenty percent of all Indians who have access
to the internet subscribe to one music channel.
Sub bots are the easiest claim to make, but T Series
are somehow artificially inflating their subscriber
count. But surely YouTube would know all about
this if the largest channel on the planet was
up to such mischief. Unless, it was in their own
interests. You see, one very logical
conspiracy theory is that there is a huge digital
LAN grab in India right now. As all of these
hundreds of millions of people come online
for the first time in their lives, they've
being exposed to all of these services
and products. And can you imagine the status
symbol of having the largest YouTube channel
in your home country. Which service do you think
you might want to use. Google? YouTube?
Hmm... I'll leave the rest of the conspiracy
theories to your imagination. Let us know
what they are in the comments below.
We'd love to read them. Now let's not forget
about the fallen hero at this point, PewDiePie.
Whether you like his content or not,
and the controversies he sparks- to be honest that's
bound to happen with any channel of his size-
PewDiePie epitomizes the individual video
creators dream. He, along with video creators such as
CaseyNeistat, Jane Dawson, Lily Sing,
have inspired a generation to share their
message on YouTube. Although it may be harder
than ever to breakthrough with saturation and
big companies and huge productions
taking over on YouTube, PewDiePie does remind
us that it is possible to be the largest
YouTuber on the planet. Will it happen again?
Perhaps there may be an individual Indian who's
going to do that. We'll just have to wait and see.
Now one last thing. This is the latest video
in our doubling down series. In other words,
when you find successful content, you should
produce more of it as quickly as possible.
Especially on trending events.
In the run up to T Series passing PewDiePie
as the most subscribed channel on YouTube,
we ran an experiment setting up a livestream-
showing you realtime subscriber counts of both
channels. We gave it a juicy title, appropriate
video tags, and within the hour it was
being watched by more than three hundred people.
So we decided to keep it running.
Now a few hundred people may not sound a lot,
but when you have it livestream running at
twenty four seven, the watch time does add up
and it caused that channel to go absolutely insane.
Now we're not necessarily saying you should just
livestream sub counts, but we do encourage
you to try out weird and wacky things
sometimes on your channel because you may end
up ranking for the search term PewDiePie.
And this video timed at the precise point T Series
overtakes PewDiePie is our attempt to tell YouTube
"You like the content we've already sent you.
We've got some more, share it with your audience."
Alright then. Let us know in the comments below
are you #TeamTSeries, or are you #TeamPewDiePie...
or #neither. Let us know in the comments below.
If you want to know more about the
double down concept, we've got an awesome
video right here and an even better video
on keyword research down here. We'll see you
on either of those videos right now.
Enjoy the rest of your video making day!
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Have you ever
measured the amount of glucose in the your blood?
If you do not have diabetes, that you do this often are well
low
In fact, most people do not usually you care about it, even when you take
which show a high level of sugar in the blood.
Blood glucose is an important indicator, because through it doctors can diagnose
diseases such as diabetes, or even pre-diabetes, a condition that shows a propensity to develop
of this disease.
In addition to glucose, triglycerides also provide energy to our body.
When we have excess of this type of fat in the body, they begin to appear in shape
of localized fat, the famous "tires".
What many people do not know is what levels elevated levels of triglycerides in the body
very much the propensity of a person to develop or diabetes.
Because diabetes is a disease that can cause a profound impact on our lives, to adopt
good habits is essential.
Healthy eating and the practice of regular exercise seems like a
obvious recommendation, but which many overlook.
In addition, there are some natural ingredients which can greatly help regulate levels
of sugar and triglycerides in the body.
We're talking about clove and cinnamon.
According to research, the clove makes the function more efficient insulin, requiring less insulin
to fix the sugar inside the cells, where it is used to supply power.
Cinnamon can help reduce sugar in the blood, and fight diabetes by imitating
the effects of insulin and increasing the of glucose in cells.
It can also increase sensitivity to insulin, making it more efficient in
glucose to the cells.
If you want to reduce your glucose levels and triglycerides in the blood or even as
way of prevention, try to consume the water of clove and cinnamon.
Here's how easy it is to prepare:
Ingredients 4 cinnamon sticks ceylon;
60 grams of clove; 1 liter of water.
Instructions Combine all ingredients in a bowl
and store the liquid in the refrigerator between 4 and 5 days.
After the recommended time, mix the mixture.
It is recommended to drink half a glass a day.
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how to remove any type of stain on the skin with milk of roses and bicornornato
taking care of the skin is a necessity for people and not limited to summer this
because the sun to dust the sweat and other external agents contribute to
negatively affect the skin's health. face so all help is welcome
correct and you've heard of a treatment with milk of
roses and bicornornato this is a mask which can also be useful for
take the blackheads and pimples out of your face see the treatment for skin with milk
of roses and bicarbonate is important stress that this treatment for the skin
with milk of roses and championship serves to the armpit or groin face but will
you need some ingredients to to have adequate efficacy in ingredients
two tablespoons baking soda 20 ml of milk of roses
preparation to produce this treatment with milk of
roses and bicabornato at home you must mix the ingredients very well
a solution and pass through the desired regions
the ideal is to leave acting for up to 15 minutes
in the end it is recommended to wash very well with water at warm temperature and pass a
moisturizing cream of your choice try to repeat this procedure two
times a week you do not should go out on the street and stand under the
of the natural luminosity because the milk of roses counts on
too much alcohol and bicarbonate too will become slightly more dry
pay attention it is very important that you pay attention to these questions
before starting treatment for the skin with milk of roses and bicornornato
because the milk of roses only lead to evil if they have contact with the sun
after its use generating new stains on your face is essential
pass a very smooth filter layer solar with protection factor 15
daily so the skin does not run no risk of getting
further stained you should not use this home-made solution with
frequency so follow the guidelines in case of
doubt make an appointment with a doctor as soon as possible
liked to know this treatment for the skin with milk of roses and bicornornato
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