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How to get leg that don't feel tired when you walk long way. - Duration: 6:47.
Hi my name is youhei ozaki. Thanks for watch this video. This time talk about how to get leg that don't feel tired when you walk long way.
At now,I said with get. But in "Seitai" industry is don't use expression like that. To bring it closer condition of your past is idea of "Seitai". But you can understand easily by i use the word of get.
At this time,aiming point is foot thumb finger second joint. It is finger side of metatarsals bone. Into foot back is there is bulge like ball. I aim that place edge.
At first,please check now condition. Photographing of foot is very hard. I don't know good method. The video camera that i am having is cheap.
Please rub the metatarsals bone side of foot back bulge. You can to rub bone after pressed diagonally the muscle. Please rub heading for fingertrip from that place.
Please move finger to check the now condition. And check the foot thickness.
At recently,i recommend to check the thickness into more than softness. Because thickness of muscle by stiff muscle become increasing.
It rub the finger edge side of foot back with self fist. Please use finger second joint when this. And keep pushing,do rub.
It move fist by to use wrist. It is to move wrist with not slide. This movement is look like to make bread.
This self care is hard a little.This is for advanced users. But this effect is so big. I am thinking to want to send my self care for many people.
Maybe you feel different pain with usually. If this pain is decrease,your foot will be soft so much. At especially,please do side part. Please rub place that you can to feel bone.
I am unwillingness. Because to tell all things with this video is very hard. I think to tell directly is easy.
You will feel to decrease self pain little by little. Your foot joint movement by this self care is be quick. If your foot blood flow is good condition,your leg can to keep the light condition.
Those effect is become light leg,chronic symptom is decrease,etc. Certainly,please soften muscle that don't soften from long time ago. Your body condition will become healthy by that.
Please try it. Thanks for watch this video. See you!
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Around the Air Force: High Year of Tenure / Voting Assistance Program - Duration: 1:58.
HEY THERE EVERYONE, I'M AIRMAN FIRST CLASS MARQUS
WILLIAMS WITH YOUR LOOK AROUND THE AIR FORCE.
THE AIR FORCE IS EXTENDING THE HIGH YEAR OF TENURE OR
H-Y-T LIMITS FOR SENIOR AIRMEN (E-4'S) THROUGH
TECHNICAL SERGEANTS (E-6'S).
STARTING FEBRUARY FIRST 20-19, THE HIGH YEAR OF
TENURE FOR SENIOR AIRMEN CHANGES FROM EIGHT TO 10
YEARS, STAFF SERGEANTS GO FROM 15 TO 20 YEARS AND
TECHNICAL SERGEANTS MOVE FROM 20 TO 22 YEARS.
THE GOAL OF INCREASING THE HIGH YEAR OF TENURE LIMITS
IS TO RETAIN TALENTED MID-TIER AIRMEN TO TRAIN
AND MENTOR NEWER, INEXPERIENCED AIRMEN WHILE
STILL MEETING MISSION REQUIREMENTS.
E-4'S THROUGH E-6'S WITH A CURRENT H-Y-T OF FEBRUARY
FIRST 20-19 OR LATER WILL FALL UNDER THE NEW LIMITS.
AIRMEN WHOSE HIGH YEAR OF TENURE IS REACHED BEFORE
FEBRUARY FIRST CAN APPLY TO EXTEND TO THE NEW
LIMITS IF NO GOVERNMENT FUNDS HAVE BEEN SPENT ON
THEIR SEPARATION FROM THE SERVICE.
SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE HEATHER WILSON RECENTLY
ISSUED NEW GUIDANCE TO THE AIR FORCE'S VOTING
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.
IT IMPLEMENTS CHANGES NECESSARY TO RE-ALIGN
INSTALLATION VOTING ASSISTANCE OFFICE
RESPONSIBILITIES, UPDATES THE AIR FORCE PERSONNEL
CENTER RESPONSIBILITIES, AND CLARIFIES UNIT-LEVEL
VOTING ASSISTANCE OFFICER RESPONSIBILITIES.
THE HATCH ACT IS A REGULATION THAT PROHIBITS
FEDERAL EMPLOYEES FROM ENGAGING IN CERTAIN
POLITICAL ACTIVITIES.
WHILE THE AIR FORCE RECOGNIZES SERVICE
MEMBER'S RIGHTS TO SUPPORT ISSUES AND CANDIDATES OF
THEIR CHOICE, THERE ARE STILL SPECIFIC RULES
GOVERNING THOSE RIGHTS.
WITH VOTING AND ELECTION SEASON UNDERWAY, AIRMEN
AND D-O-D EMPLOYEES ARE ENCOURAGED TO BE AWARE OF
THE LAW OUTLINED IN THE HATCH ACT.
AIRMEN AND D-O-D CIVILIANS WHO VIOLATE THE HATCH ACT
MAY BE SUBJECT TO A RANGE OF DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS.
YOU CAN FIND MORE AIR FORCE NEWS AND STORIES ON
A-F DOT MIL.
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The Best Drift Car to Buy on a Budget - Duration: 5:09.
Rev up your engines, sakari says hey scotty, I'm thinking about
buying a sporty drift weekend toy around $10k what's your suggestion, well it depends on
what you want to drift around with you know, $10k isn't that much for speed machines,
but if you want to spend that kind of money and for a weekend toy to drift, get a Mustang,
you can't beat that, get a v8 mustang with a manual transmission and they drift quite
well, that was the one problem with them was, they'll
spin easy because they got so much power and the weight is in the front and not in the
back, but you want to spin a Mustang would be a good one for that, make sure you get
the v8 the v6's are a little blah, their not as good but you get a good v8 one, there's
plenty of mustangs out there with a manual transmission and you can drift to your heart's
content with one of those, generally the Japanese rear wheel drive ones,
there's not that many of them and people like them and they cost a lot more, where you can
get plenty of mustangs to fool around with, bored says hey scotty I'm a college student,
I need a reliable cheap car, I'm looking to get insurance down, any suggestions and where
should I look for it, you want a reliable cheap car, you can't beat
something like a toyota corolla or honda civic, you're going to have to get an older one if
you want a cheaper one, and Craigslist is a good place to start looking
because of course if you go to the car lots, they generally charge 2-4x what they paid
for a vehicle when their selling you a used car at a professional dealer so,
you kind of want to stay away from them, but of course you never know, depending on the
area you live in, say you live in an area where there's a lot of old people, and they
can't drive anymore, they passed away, or they go to an old folks home and they can't
have a car, there's nothing wrong with getting like you
know a 15 year old Ford or something that doesn't have that many miles on it and you
get it cheap, you try to find one of those if you can't, you know if you can't find a
toyota or honda, a lot of people will do that, from 300 says scotty I got a 2001 lexus es300
and the paint clear coat is chipping, any cheaper way to fix it, if the clear coat is
coming off, and you still got good paint underneath, you can try to re-clear coat it, buff it all
off really well first and try to clear coat it and you're going to get it as good as you
can without spending a fortune, the problem is, the human eye can see all
kinds of colors, all cars these days, the have a paint base and then the clear coat
makes it shinny, even if you buff off the area where the clear coat is chipping and
then re-clear coat it, it's almost impossible to get the same layer
of clear coat because some of the edges are going to have thicker ones, some if it is
going to have thinner, and your eye can see that reflecting off,
your eye is going to be able to see that, but that's the best thing you can do is buff
off the bad parts and then try to re-clear coat it as good as you can, it won't be totally
perfect but you know it can look better, the only way to really do it is to pay a pro,
if the paint is still good, to just take off the clear coat that's on it, get down to the
base coat and then re-clear coat the whole thing, because clear coat is clear coat it's
clear, you can match it if the paint is still good
and you do a whole fender it will match the rest of the car because the base coat is what's
the color but you would still have to do the whole fender, because you're never going to
be able to get one layer on top of another perfectly, it's pretty much impossible to
do, otter art says hey scotty, I just bought a
1967 dodge dart sedan, any opinions on darts, it starts up but it dies as I'm driving do
you have any idea what the problem could be, those are cool old cars, you know the new
dodge darts are a joke, their not a dodge dart, their some kind of funky fiat with fiat
engines and transmissions their pieces of junk,
people have class action suits against chrysler for them, their horrible cars, but those old
ones are cool, now since you say yours start up but dies
while your driving, it's old as the hill and odds are the gas tank is all rusted and you're
either going to have to clean it out or replace it,
what you want to do is, take the fuel filter out and if you see there's rust particles
in it, go get another gas tank for it because once rust starts, rust particles are real
small and tiny, and the filters can't even filter it all out,
and then they'll start clogging up your carburetor and you'll have to keep taking it apart to
get rid of it, I did that when I was a kid, the first car
I had was an Opel, it had a rust gas tank but I was cheap I wasn't going to buy a gas
tank, so I kept changing the filters and every couple of months I'd just take the carburetor
apart and then I'd clean the rust out and put it back together again,
I mean I was cheap, and I drove it years that way but most people aren't going to do that
these days, it's too much headache for them, finch, I got a 2010 ram 2500, the back right
caliper keeps locking, I changed the caliper, pulled the abs fuse, and it's still doing
it, if it's locking up, first thing you want to
do now is, change the rubber brake hose that goes to that caliper,
because what can happen is, they can collapse inside the rubber, so when you hit the brake,
there's thousands of pounds of pressure pushing that fluid to shut it down but when take your
foot off the brake, there's only a little suction pulling it off, and if that brake
hose if collapsed it still stick on, that's what it is most of the time, because let's
say you had a bad master cylinder, the master cylinder sends fluid to both back ones so
if the right one was sticking the left one should stick too, so it's probably just the
hose has gone bad, change that, it's an easy fix if it is, so if you never want to miss
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たのしいアルファベット「The Alphabet Is So Much Fun」 | こどものうた | Super Simple 日本語 - Duration: 2:05.
Let's sing the alphabet in English.
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P
Q, R, S
T, U, V
W, X, Y, and Z
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P
Q, R, S
T, U, V
W, X, Y, and Z
The alphabet is so much fun
I love to sing with everyone
Now I know my ABCs
Next time won't you sing with me?
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P
Q, R, S
T, U, V
W, X, Y, and Z
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Psych Intro HS: Feedback from Matthew and Phuong - Oct 2018 - Duration: 8:24.
MATTHEW MUNDY: Hi, everyone.
Welcome to your feedback video for the history and science
of psychology.
I'm here today with one of your mentors, Phuong.
And we're going to have a quick chat about some
of the discussions that you guys have been having
within the course up until now.
So Phuong, what have been some of the themes
that our learners have been interested in this week?
PHUONG HUA: So we began with the topic of what is psychology.
And there were a range of comments, mainly
suggesting that it can be applied
pretty much across the board.
So both at the individual, and also at the wider community.
At that level.
The micro and macro levels.
I do want to address one comment that particularly stood out,
which discussed how psychology is
applied in an educational setting
with a specific example.
And that was mindfulness.
I think we've seen mindfulness apply not just
in the classroom, but also in workplaces.
In many practices.
Like in medicine, for instance, mindfulness
can also be included.
So I really did like that example Did
you notice anything else, Matt?
MATTHEW MUNDY: Well, just to pick up a mindfulness.
Yeah, I think it's one of those areas that's
definitely growing.
And like you said, we're finding it more and more places.
More and more people are finding a use
for that sort of introspective, personal, almost
self-care kind of psychology.
We're using it here in Monash.
Our students are undertaking mindfulness exercises
before and after some of their assessments, for example.
So when a student is about to do an exam,
they'll engage in a bit of mindfulness
to help get them ready for that process.
It can be stressful.
And these sorts of things can help.
But thinking around where psychology is in everyday life.
I guess that's an example that would suggest
it's basically everywhere.
I mean, you walk into a supermarket.
There's psychology behind where the products are on the shelf.
You go to a real estate agent to sell your house.
There's the psychology behind how they take the photographs.
How they describe the house.
How the auctioneer walks around and make eye
contact with people.
I mean, there's psychology in virtually every interaction
we have with each other.
So I guess at a personal level, there's
all those micro examples.
And you then talk about macro examples,
and psychology at a very broad, cultural, almost social level.
And that's where we think more around politics,
and education, and that kind of thing.
PHUONG HUA: Yeah, someone did mention political psychology.
That's a field that's probably more niche,
and you might want to look up.
MATTHEW MUNDY: It's definitely an interesting one,
political psychology.
And there's certainly a lot of that going on
with Australian politics.
World politics, generally speaking.
I'm British.
There's a lot going on in Brexit.
of social level psychology.
Definitely interesting stuff to be to be found there.
PHUONG HUA: So moving on to the next topic.
Psychology as a science.
So we had comments discussing the difference
between psychology which gives you
a systematic process of gathering evidence,
and pseudoscience, which is kind of the opposite of that.
Sort of known as a fake science.
So you were given a chance to come up with a research
question, form a hypothesis, and talk about how
you would test that hypothesis.
So what kind of experiment you would conduct.
And I liked that many comments did think
about confounding variables.
So how they would control for variables
that might impact on the results.
As well as control groups in your experiments.
So having comparatives.
And that's really good.
Because when you're testing something,
you want to be able to see how it works
compared to something else.
MATTHEW MUNDY: So I think, in terms
of going back to psychology as a science versus pseudo science.
I think one of the other interesting things
that you picked up was the concept of placebo.
And the idea that sometimes we give a placebo as one
of those controlling variables in a study.
So rather than giving someone the experimental variable,
we give them what they might believe should change
their behaviour but actually doesn't, as an alternative
controller.
PHUONG HUA: Yeah.
There was an interesting question
about whether placebos are acceptable if the recipient
actually experiences an effect.
MATTHEW MUNDY: Right.
PHUONG HUA: So I think Natalie, our other mentor,
did talk about how science is truth thinking.
So placebos, therefore, are not really acceptable.
MATTHEW MUNDY: It's a fair point.
And I think that acceptability almost
switches when you're coming out of a scientific study.
So sometimes-- particularly within psychology,
but across science in clinical studies
generally speaking-- sometimes we
have to deceive, for want of a better word, our participants,
so that they are unaware of which treatment
or control group they're in.
Because that will bias our data.
So we use placebo sometimes in that context.
So that someone believes they're taking something,
but they're actually not.
So any change in behaviour can be down to the placebo effect.
But outside of that, when we're getting into products
that people take in the real world, absolutely not.
We shouldn't be selling things that we're claiming work,
but of course, don't.
There's plenty of better things to be doing than taking
something that does nothing.
PHUONG HUA: And we're also encouraging
you to think about examples of pseudoscience
in contexts other than advertising,
because that comes up quite a bit.
But also think about examples like astrology, or alternative
medicine.
The example of astrology was pretty interesting,
because I think there are some people who really demonstrate
belief perseverance when they look
at their astrology readings.
But there is pseudoscience involved in that.
And that might explain why it's very tempting
to keep believing what you read, even though there might not
be any scientific process of gathering any evidence there.
MATTHEW MUNDY: Right.
That's true.
And I guess, as with many confirmation biases,
we tend to seek information that confirms our own beliefs.
And when presented with a pattern of information,
we will pay more attention, I suppose,
to the things that confirm what we already know.
And we pay less attention to the things
that go against what we know.
That's part of a reasonably natural progression
of psychology.
Take your Facebook feed, for example.
I mean, that tailors itself, almost, through algorithms
to give you things that conform to your set of understanding,
your interests.
Which then can also move into your beliefs.
And when the confirmation bias is confirmed
by external events, like through Facebook feeds,
you can see how it becomes so prevalent.
And I think that's something we should all be aware of.
PHUONG HUA: So that's really the main points we
want to discuss from this week.
Please keep up the great comments.
And also let us know if you have any feedback for us,
and other expectations you have of the course.
We're happy to receive your feedback.
MATTHEW MUNDY: So thank you, everyone.
Thank you, Phuong.
As you probably know, this course
is one of a set of courses from Monash University,
an introduction to psychology.
We'll be running all of these courses again next year--
a couple of times next year.
So if there's another topic within psychology
that interests you, take a look for--
or keep an eye out, rather-- for our other courses that we'll be
running soon on future learn.
See you next time.
PHUONG HUA: Bye.
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たのしいアルファベット「The Alphabet Is So Much Fun」 | こどものうた | Super Simple 日本語 - Duration: 2:05.Let's sing the alphabet in English.
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P
Q, R, S
T, U, V
W, X, Y, and Z
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P
Q, R, S
T, U, V
W, X, Y, and Z
The alphabet is so much fun
I love to sing with everyone
Now I know my ABCs
Next time won't you sing with me?
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P
Q, R, S
T, U, V
W, X, Y, and Z
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เปิด 3 เหตุผลเนย์มาร์ไม่ได้กลับไปเล่นให้บาร์เซโลน่า - Duration: 2:51. For more infomation >> เปิด 3 เหตุผลเนย์มาร์ไม่ได้กลับไปเล่นให้บาร์เซโลน่า - Duration: 2:51. -------------------------------------------
How to get leg that don't feel tired when you walk long way. - Duration: 6:47.Hi my name is youhei ozaki. Thanks for watch this video. This time talk about how to get leg that don't feel tired when you walk long way.
At now,I said with get. But in "Seitai" industry is don't use expression like that. To bring it closer condition of your past is idea of "Seitai". But you can understand easily by i use the word of get.
At this time,aiming point is foot thumb finger second joint. It is finger side of metatarsals bone. Into foot back is there is bulge like ball. I aim that place edge.
At first,please check now condition. Photographing of foot is very hard. I don't know good method. The video camera that i am having is cheap.
Please rub the metatarsals bone side of foot back bulge. You can to rub bone after pressed diagonally the muscle. Please rub heading for fingertrip from that place.
Please move finger to check the now condition. And check the foot thickness.
At recently,i recommend to check the thickness into more than softness. Because thickness of muscle by stiff muscle become increasing.
It rub the finger edge side of foot back with self fist. Please use finger second joint when this. And keep pushing,do rub.
It move fist by to use wrist. It is to move wrist with not slide. This movement is look like to make bread.
This self care is hard a little.This is for advanced users. But this effect is so big. I am thinking to want to send my self care for many people.
Maybe you feel different pain with usually. If this pain is decrease,your foot will be soft so much. At especially,please do side part. Please rub place that you can to feel bone.
I am unwillingness. Because to tell all things with this video is very hard. I think to tell directly is easy.
You will feel to decrease self pain little by little. Your foot joint movement by this self care is be quick. If your foot blood flow is good condition,your leg can to keep the light condition.
Those effect is become light leg,chronic symptom is decrease,etc. Certainly,please soften muscle that don't soften from long time ago. Your body condition will become healthy by that.
Please try it. Thanks for watch this video. See you!
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What These DC Movies Look Like Without The Special Effects - Duration: 5:45.
You simply can't make a superhero film without relying on the work of visual effects artists
to some degree, but the level of reliance in the modern age has reached heights that
it can be difficult to really understand unless you see the original footage with your own
eyes.
Christopher Nolan is known for taking a practical approach to effects whenever possible, but
even he turns to the VFX team from time to time.
Visual effects co-supervisor Dan Glass revealed that the movie had nearly 600 effects shots.
One of the most challenging jobs that Glass and his partner Janek Sirrs faced was making
the Batmobile look convincing, which they achieved through a mixture of trick shots
and miniatures.
The "miniatures" they created weren't actually that mini at all: they made a three quarter-scale,
five-foot Batmobile.
Glass explained:
"The key with miniatures is scale, and Janek pushed hard to use large miniatures.
Some were 35 feet tall."
UK-based visual effects house Double Negative completed half of the 600 effects shots in
the movie, and it was nominated at the Visual Effects Society Awards for its efforts.
"So, what do you think?"
"Does it come in black?"
Keanu Reeves' relationship with the Hollywood press has always been love-hate.
2005's Constantine was one of the hate moments, as the majority of movie critics bashed the
supernatural DC flick.
The film suffered from a fundamental changes deep into production, according to Deak Ferrand,
Hatch FX co-founder and lead matte painter.
He explained:
"We began working on Constantine in April of 2004, the original delivery was set for
the end of July.
However, in mid July as we were finalizing the final composites, there was a drastic
change in direction, which resulted in starting a new concept phase."
Fans of Green Lantern first started to worry about the adaptation when they discovered
that Hal Jordan's suit was to be made entirely from CGI so that the VFX teams would have
some "flexibility" with the design.
Ryan Reynolds wore a tracking suit, and all the effects were added in after filming.
"So how they did that was using a motion capture suit, which has all these dots and you look
like a crash test dummy."
In the end the suit itself was passable, but the unnatural-looking mask wound up ruining
the overall effect.
While many people pointed to the substandard CGI, Reynolds blamed the script for the film's
failings, revealing that it hadn't even been written when he signed on to star.
He told Yahoo!:
"When we shot Green Lantern, nobody auditioning for the role of Green Lantern was given the
opportunity to read the script, because the script didn't exist."
In the end, most audiences had the same reaction.
"Ah!
Green!"
Three years after debuting as the Man of Steel, Henry Cavill was back in the red cape and
facing off against Ben Affleck's Batman.
According to Scanline's VFX supervisor Bryan Hirota, director Zack Snyder came to him with
an idea for a montage that showed Superman saving people all over the world, which he
wanted to intercut with news stations debating whether or not the Kryptonian was welcome
on earth.
Henry Cavill was digitally dropped into numerous dangerous situations and natural disasters,
one of which was a huge flood.
While the finished product looks pretty convincing, it turns out it was shot on an asphalt backlot
in Michigan.
Hirota told Art of VFX:
"In post we used our flowline software to simulate the river and debris going around
the houses.
We extended the environment with added extra houses, trees and distant mountain ranges."
After that, it was a simple matter of dropping Superman into the mix, and just like that
you have a disastrous flood.
It bombed hard with critics, but DC's anti-hero ensemble Suicide Squad still made a ton of
money.
A lot of visual effects went into the film, so much that the load had to be divided between
17 different VFX houses.
One such company was MPC, whose workload included Harley Quinn's elevator fight scene.
MPC visual effects supervisor Seth Maury told Art of VFX:
"Plates were shot of Harley fighting with a practical actor...Our goal was to replace
the heads on these practical actors so that the eyes on the head were alive and blinking
during each shot, and so that the head breathed and pulsed."
Maury revealed that his favorite part of the sequence was "blowing up" these heads, every
one of which was unique down to the last detail.
The DC Extended Universe was given a breath of fresh air with Wonder Woman.
The film looked great, thanks in no small part to the work of effects companies like
MPC, who contributed around 500 visual effects shots.
Led by VFX supervisor Jessica Norman, the MPC team helped create the epic beach battle,
the no man's land sequence, and several other action scenes.
The company's website reveals:
"The beach battle sequence was shot on the west coast of Italy, across two beaches.
MPC's environment artists extended the beach and added cliff backdrops...Cliffs and islands
were lit and rendered by MPC's lighting team."
MPC also developed, quote, "new controls for hair simulations to be able to maintain the
shape and style of Wonder Woman's hair in these action packed scenes."
There was a time when an actor's hair was the responsibility of makeup alone, but in
the age of superhero blockbusters, every strand is subject to scrutiny from the visual effects
department.
While it might not have lived up to the standard set by Wonder Woman, Justice League still
fared better with the critics than the first three films in the franchise.
The movie seemed destined to fail after Zack Snyder left the project before the shoot was
done.
Marvel stalwart Joss Whedon stepped in to finish the film, but the result was a hodgepodge
of styles that didn't work as well as Warner Bros. might have imagined.
The film's visual effects would become a huge talking point, especially when it was revealed
that Warner Bros. was forced to digitally remove a mustache that Henry Cavill had grown
for Mission: Impossible – Fallout, because Paramount refused to let him shave it for
Justice League reshoots.
"It comes and goes."
Some of the GCI on Cavill's upper lip was downright awful, with his mouth looking particularly
deformed in the film's opening moments.
An unnamed Justice League VFX artist said:
"It shouldn't have been approved internally let alone gone all the way to make it into
the film."
Well, you know what they say about mustaches:
"Easy to lose, but if you dig around, it's usually close by."
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The Secret To A High Converting Landing Page - Duration: 4:58.
- Those who are just tuning in, my name's Russel Brunson.
Right now we are answering a whole bunch
of amazing questions about how to grow your companies,
internet marketing, personal development,
all sorts of stuff.
And right now,
the question for today is landing page Secrets.
So I'm gonna tell you guys a story,
I learned from Daegan Smith, and it's brilliant.
So, Daegan was telling me this story,
I'm not the best doodler, but I'm gonna do my best, okay?
Alright, in fact if you read either of my books,
Dotcom Secrets book or Expert Secrets book,
I doodle everything.
So I mean, I'm a doodler, 'cause I visually see things,
but I'm not the best drawer.
So here we go.
So for this doodle, I need a tree.
So here's my blue tree,
K.
So there's the blue tree and in front of the tree,
there's like this lake, which is also blue.
There's some fish in the lake.
And over in the bushes, there is this deer that's coming.
Okay, this is a deer.
And the deer is like, I need a drink of water.
Now the deer represents your customer
and the lake represents your landing page.
Now I've seen a bunch of your landing pages.
I've seen most of 'em.
Now as the owner of Click Funnels,
right now we have over 65 thousand members
who are in there using our software every single day
and so I see most of your landing pages, okay?
And this is the mistake you're making.
I got a green marker now, thank you everybody.
Now we got a green tree, it's a lot better.
So this is the problem,
you guys are creating this landing page.
You're like, oh my gosh,
we need to attract all these customers.
So because of that, we're gonna do some crazy things.
You're sitting out here and like you're dancing
and your juggling and then you got a dude over here
shooting off fireworks.
It's all exciting and you're like,
ah come over here to our lake.
Now what does that do to your customers?
This deer over here, who's meeting you
and your brand for the very first time ever.
K, they see that and their like,
oh my gosh and it's like a twig snapping
and this deer runs away and is gone forever.
But that's what we all do
because we're so excited about our new customers coming in.
K, now if you want to make a landing page work,
we have to understand that anything you do
that's out of the ordinary, that's crazy,
is gonna pull people away.
Okay, there's two things on a landing page
that are essential to it being successful.
Number one is it's gotta be simple.
If you look at any of my landing pages,
they are simple, there's not a lot happening.
It's just very much like, okay this is what you want,
you want this free book, you want this free video.
Here's the headline about what it's about.
It's just very simple and easy.
There's not distracting images and buttons
and a whole bunch of stuff, it's very simple and easy.
The cleaner, the better, okay?
Notice my landing pages.
Notice just how simple they are.
Most of the time when people ask me to do website critiques,
I log into their Click Funnels account
and delete like 90% of the stuff on the page.
Like, okay does that feel more simple?
Like do I feel like my customer can now come to the lake
and not get freaked out?
And then number two, and this is the key,
I want you guys to understand this, number two is curiosity.
Curiosity is the key, okay?
I have some members of my inner circle, Mike and AJ,
and they're awesome.
They had this webinar.
I wish I had the stats in front of me right now,
but they had this webinar registration page
and it was costing them like $23, $24
to get somebody to register for the webinar.
And I remember looking at the page and the page was simple,
so they did that right,
but I remember looking at the message and the headline
explained exactly what was happening in the webinar.
It was like, register for our webinar to find out
how to do local reviews for a company.
And it cost 'em like $21, $22 per lead on Facebook,
which is insane, like way too much.
And they're like, what should we do?
And I looked at it and I said,
I know exactly where the problem is.
The problem is there's no curiosity.
When I look at that page,
I know exactly what's happening in the webinar.
So because of that, the registration rate is gonna be low
and the show up rate's gonna be even lower.
Because I can kinda guess,
oh I think he's talking about, blah.
If someone looks at you're page
and they can answer the question in their mind,
they're not gonna give you their contact information,
they're not gonna go to the next step,
they're not gonna show up to your webinar,
they're gonna opt in for your free gift,
or whatever that thing is for you.
You have to have curiosity.
So for them, all we did is we changed it.
Instead of saying, find out how to do local reviews,
it was, find out how to get clients, whatever it said,
and by the way this is not by doing Facebook Ads,
it's not by doing Google Ads,
it's not by doing all the things that people might think,
but people didn't know what it was.
And people were like, oh my gosh what is it?
I need to find out.
They had so much curiosity,
they had to put in the email address, they had to show up.
And his registration rate from like, $21, $22 per registrant
down to like $3 or $4 per registrant.
And they're show up rate went from like, 14-15% to like 30%,
all by increasing the curiosity.
So if you want you're landing pages to get better,
higher converting landing pages,
make them simple and add tons of curiosity.
This deer coming to the water's curious,
like what's that water look like?
What's it gonna taste like?
Like what's the process, what's the experience gonna be?
So that's why they're tip toeing over,
just like you're customer is.
And you make it simple,
get rid of all the flashy stuff around it,
and then make it as curiosity based as possible.
You're gonna come in
and they're gonna take you up on your offer.
So that is my, probably my number one landing page secret.
Hope that helps you guys when you're creating
your landing pages inside of Click Funnels,
because when you do it the right way,
that's how you get tons of leads
and how you grow your company really, really fast.
Thank you so much for watching.
Every single week we publish new secrets just like this,
so make sure you subscribe so you don't miss any of 'em.
And I will see you on the next video.
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Pop Up Coffin Review (for Halloween!) - Duration: 7:13.
- Hi, I'm Parris and what's your name again?
Oh yeah, I think it's ARRRRRRRR!
Halloween is just about a week away now
I've got all the stuff out of the attic
to set up our decorations on the front porch.
But wanted to get something new to spice up the decorations a little.
Each year. I wanna add something
this guy was last year. He actually crawls and moans
and his eyes light up. And over at Party City
they've got amazing decorations.
Some of the stuff though is too scary.
I could see kids crying in fear from this
Especially this one. Oh my Gosh!
It's like ahh a teddy bear, but
it's called a Faceless Teddy Bear.
Anyway, the teddy bear is sitting there
talking about something,
"Why don't you play with me anymore?
I'm so lonely. I feel.."
and then he reaches up, pulls his face off
the teddy bear face, inside there's a monstery face.
Scary stuff for little kids. Maybe even a little scary for me.
I remember when I was about ten, and I stayed up
with my father. Watching an episode of,
what was it called? Nightmare Gallery, or something.
And there was an episode about a children's doll
that came to life which has been in lots of horror movies since,
But first time I was ever expose to that idea.
And all of my sisters' dolls were banished
from that side of the house. Anyhow, the other factors
in my little shopping trip to Party City
were something reasonably affordable.
They've got cool stuff that's $200.
And then inflates and stands ten feet tall
in your front yard. The other factor
is will I be able to haul it up into the attic?
Is it too bulky?
How easy it is to put way until next Halloween?
So, my purchasing decision was a Pop Up Coffin,
just twenty-five dollars.
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Surely this would have been a hit in the old west.
When you had five bucks and you needed a
pine coffin thrown together for someone
that a gunslinger took out. So I'm assuming
that this is like those tents that
automatically assemble themselves.
I'm hoping it's like that. The tents that have
the tension sticks, and the bungee cords , and you just
throw them on the ground and they pop in the tent shape.
So I'm hoping that's what going to happen here.
I'm also hoping I can fit in this, don't know about that.
Otherwise, the scarecrow may end up in here.
or possibly even this guy. You can find the Pop Up
Coffin at Party City. Or find out more about it
at the link down below this video.
I was checking out at Party City.
They stamped my receipt with a big red stamp with the date.
And they said, "You can return this up thru October 24th".
So we got instructions and oh
I don't think its gonna assemble itself.
I wonder if you could use it as a tent, in a pinch?
Wohhh. There is some spring to it.
Time to read the instructions.
The instructions for how to get this coffin
back into the carrying bag take up much more
space than how to set it up. Not sure if
I've got enough room here but... Is it bad luck to
open a coffin in the house?
Cool!
All right so the support sticks are the part,
oh they're not gonna hold it very high, are they?
I think I'm wider than that is.
Okay, so that's the lid.
And it looks like it doesn't completely come off.
But it does open, so that's good for
some of the ideas I have in mind.
I'll show you here. Okay, inside the coffin.
Hey, where is all that nice foamy stuff?
For your eternal rest. Okay.
Pretty easy to put together.
Well, that just took a couple of minutes
of sliding the support pieces in.
You can see how thick that is. He's got a hand on it here.
If he's inside we might be doing "S'aright?" "S'ariiight!"
So here's the coffin, outside on the porch.
Somebody could fit in there.
I don't know if I could fit in there.
It's about, only about five feet long.
So it says life size but only for smaller life forms.
Here's our scarecrow that we made out at Sweet Berry Farm.
That might just about fit in there.
And what you know, the scarecrow does fit in there.
Just, just fits. I'm thinking,
that's gonna be a tight fit for me.
Another option, could be a zombie in a coffin.
Now that doesn't really make sense, does it?
Unless he hasn't had the chance to climb out yet.
Come on, wake up.
(zombie moans)
Looks pretty good.
He can also be doing a little of this.
(zombie groans)
So I'm gonna put in the grass where will be a little softer on my back.
And let's see if I could fit in here, and open it
and sit up and scare people.
(vehicle engine roars)
Wouldn't you know it? Somebody always drives by,
when you're doing things like this
(vehicle engine roars)
Hey I'm gonna fit. Kinda.
(vehicle engine roars)
Where's the rest of me go?
(vehicle engine roars)
How about that?
(vehicle engine roars)
Hey I almost made it in here.
But the problem is I would have to sit up.
Every time somebody came by. With the bowl of candy.
(vehicle engine roars)
So, bowl of candy, and sit up.
Parris groans.
Bowl of candy. Laughs.
Have some candy. Groans.
How many sit ups would that be?
I guess even if I did it, after four or five of those
sit ups we get even scarier because
all there would be is rustling in here,
and the sound of moaning. Parris moans repeatedly.
Which I think it's pretty good zombie sounds.
Well somebody going in this Pop Up Coffin, laughs,
on Halloween night. That's for sure.
I think it's pretty cool. It's gonna be easy to put away.
And fold back up for next year too.
You can find out more about the link down below this video.
And I'll see you on the next review.
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Meek and Lowly of Heart by Elder Bednar | April 2018 - Duration: 3:43.
In the New Testament we learn about a rich young man who asked Jesus, "Good
Master, what good thing shall I do that I may have eternal life?"
The Savior first admonished him to keep the commandments. The Master next gave
the young man an additional requirement customized to his specific needs and
circumstances.
Jesus said unto him, "If thou wilt be perfect go and sell that thou hast and
give to the poor and thou shalt have treasure in heaven and come and follow
me." But when the young man heard that saying,
he went away sorrowful for he had great possessions.
The christ-like quality of meekness often is misunderstood in our
contemporary world.
Meekness is the principle protection from the prideful blindness that often
arises from prominence, position, power, wealth, and adulation
a meek person is not easily provoked pretentious or overbearing and readily
acknowledges the accomplishments of others.
The Savior's meekness in this eternally, essential and excruciating experience
demonstrates for each of us the importance of putting the wisdom of God
above our own wisdom. The consistency of the Lord's willing submission and strong
self restraint is both awe inspiring and instructive for us all.
As an armed company of temple Guardsmen and Roman soldiers arrived at Gethsemane to
seize and arrest Jesus, Peter drew his sword and cut off the right ear of the
high priest 's servant. The Savior then touched the servants ear and healed him.
Please note that he reached out and blessed his potential captor using the
same heavenly power that could have prevented him from being captured and
crucified.
The Savior declared, "Blessed of the meek for they shall inherit the earth."
Meekness is an essential aspect of the divine nature and can be received and
developed in our lives because of and through the Savior's atonement. I testify
that Jesus Christ is our resurrected and living Redeemer and I promise that he
will guide protect and strengthen us as we walked in the meekness of his spirit.
I declare my sure witness of these truths and promises in the sacred name
of the Lord Jesus Christ, amen.
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- Go ahead.
- I know you're there.
- You...
are dead already.
See you.
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The Price of Security - Duration: 6:24.
How much are we willing to pay, willing to sacrifice for security?
Today's video is a little tricky, because
it's a subject that I don't have a strong opinion about it,
not yet at least, and it is related to cameras and how
governments, and private places are using cameras nowadays.
Before talking about cameras nowadays,
I'm going to talk a little about
cameras and movies and books,
because
the authors, they had...
I would say they were a little pessimist about it.
So we can think about, let's call here a movie "Minority Report",
you have this
technology, and this is really important, it's not a software, it's a hardware.
We had this technology in the movie
that they could scan your retina and they could know who you are.
So there's this scene like people going inside the subway,
and they would look to the top,
and
the machine would read who were they, so they would know
every single person that was going inside the subway.
We can also think in books like
1984 by George Orwell, which is a book that I love,
I really like it, and you had the screen that could see you even when you are
sleeping, it was kinda like a camera.
So, and those authors, just to name a few,
they use cameras as a way to control us.
So our privacy to go to whatever place to do our business
is gone.
The trade back, they would say, is about security, which makes a sense, in a way.
Coming nowadays, there is this
new technology, this software that can recognize people's face and pull a data
about them. It's not hardware, that's because what I said before,
but it's a software. So, let's say, this camera.
This camera is in a store, probably in the corner and it's
recording people going inside. The camera is regular,
it's just a regular camera,
but there is a software that can recognize your face and acess
a database, so they can pull who you are and
if you have any passenger into the police,
it is used both in private spaces and in public.
Two things. About
private spaces:
well, the thing is people can sell this information as they
sell our information nowadays.
So, if you register yourself in any kind of
store or anything, you will start to receive a lot of random emails,
because they sold your information. On internet this is
really common,
selling people's information
for whatever reason, there's always someone interested
in this kind of information. And to know that: Oh,
Mr. John goes to that, that, and that store.
It's really a useful information, so they can be
bombarded with more specific ads of what they do.
On the public
space the cons about this whole subject is that
public means, in a way, government, right?
Governments are not a single being, it's not just one thing,
it's, actually, a lot of people. If you would count a government it is made by
thousands and thousands of people.
You can think
administration,
judges, prosecutor,
policeman, a lot of people
make this machine that we call a government.
So, among those people there are good people
that are only doing their jobs, and that are morally correct with their duty,
but there are also not so
well intentioned people or people that if the situation
presented itself
they would try to take advantage of it.
I don't need to tell this happens all the time,
in pretty much all the places.
As said, this is not a subject that I have a strong opinion about it.
In a way, I recognized the importance of security,
but I also recognize the importance of privacy.
And since I did Law School, I know how things work, in a way,
and usually people would lose their rights
a little bit at a time. So,
someone or something would come and, you know, take a little bit,
a little bit further, a little bit further.
So, if we lose this little bit of privacy today,
what can we lose tomorrow?
I think it's a good question.
Tell me in the comments below
what do you think about the subject.
I think it's kind of tricky, because
both things are important, but they are not
really against each other, like it's the same question:
what is more important an umbrella or a hammer?
Well, if it's raining the umbrella is really important, but if
you need to hammer something the hammer is more important. It's...
It's like what matters, yellow or green?
They're just different. It's kind of hard to say.
So that's it for this video. If you liked this video, like, subscribe,
And see you next time!
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たのしいアルファベット「The Alphabet Is So Much Fun」 | こどものうた | Super Simple 日本語 - Duration: 2:05.Let's sing the alphabet in English.
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P
Q, R, S
T, U, V
W, X, Y, and Z
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P
Q, R, S
T, U, V
W, X, Y, and Z
The alphabet is so much fun
I love to sing with everyone
Now I know my ABCs
Next time won't you sing with me?
A, B, C, D, E, F, G
H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P
Q, R, S
T, U, V
W, X, Y, and Z
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Top 10 one of the best things to do in London: Shakespeare's Globe - Duration: 5:19.
Fun things to do when visiting London, Where, "All the world's a stage
and all the men and women are merely the players." "Shakespeare's Globe Theatre" is truly a
"must see". All that and more, coming up in this episode!
Welcome to Budget Smart Travel Tips. We're your hosts. I'm Randy Masoner
And I'm Stephanie Masoner. We are here to be your personal travel guides
so you can get the most out of your time and money. In this video we are going to cover the
basics of Shakespeare's Globe but we do have a free pdf take away to download
with more information maps directions itinerary and dining ideas for this
episode and the link below so you don't have to take notes
also check out and one day itinerary videos for London and bloopers
for this episode. Now on with the show.
To Do or Not to Do, that is the question and
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre is definitely on the list of things to do.
Step back in time to the 16th century, where, "All the world's a stage", as
American actor and director Sam Wannamaker founded the trust to meticulously
recreate the original Elizabethan playhouse built in 1599. Sam Wannamaker worked
tirelessly fundraising for 23 years before his passing in 1993. He never
got to see the fruits of labor, but with his architects, he finalized the
plans and secured the location for the new theatre, right there on the River
Thames, close to the original Southwark location.
He wanted to create an authentic, opened air wood structure theatre. Where we could enjoy a true
sense of what the greatest playwright William Shakespeare would have had to
work with, And the place, in which these great "works of art" were performed. The
Globe has no electronics, microphones, speakers or spotlights. The plays are all
performed with live music, with period instruments from that era. It truly is
like stepping back into time.
William Shakespeare was a family man from Stratford upon Avon. Coming to London to be a playwright, he
wrote a total of 37 plays and 154 sonnets during his lifetime, starting in 1589.
Besides being an accomplished writer, Shakespeare was also
an actor, part owner and manager of the acting company and holding a
12 ½ percent stake in the Globe Theatre. In 1613, during a performance of Henry VIII,
a cannon was miss fired, catching the original theatre on fire and burning it to the
ground. It was rebuilt in the same spot in 1614, but later closed in
1642 by the Puritans with an order suppressing all stage plays and the
theatre later converted into housing.
The third reconstruction, known as Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and the one you see today, was opened in
1997 by Her Majesty the Queen and sits right on the Queens walk in commemoration of the
greatest playwright and Sam Wannamaker's dream. The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
Tour and Exhibition, takes you into the theatre and introduces visitors to all
aspects of the Globe, both historical as well as the journey
for the new. The exhibition shares Sam Wanamaker's incredible struggle to
create this exacting replica of the original.
The tours are "30 minute long presentations" and start at 9:30 and happen every 30 minutes. Because of the
popularity, it is good to get there early before 10:30 before it gets too busy.
Also ticket prices start at £17.00 for adults and £10.00 for children at the
door. For all to enjoy, there are tour sheets available in 16 languages and audio
guides in eight. It is open daily from 9am to 5pm. However, it is a working theatre, so
open times are subject to change. After that, have a wonder over and see the
original site of the Globe Theatre, which is only 3 minute walk around the corner.
All of that will take you about an hour.
Now the best price for getting into Shakespeare's Globe is purchasing the London Pass, which includes 80
other attractions and you can get unlimited travel around London.
We also have a video and link for our other City Tour Passes.
In planning your day, this one is easy. In the center of London on the Queens
Walk, all of these are located on the south side of the River Thames between
the London Eye and Tower Bridge. This area has the most concentrated amount of
attractions in all of London. The closest Underground stations, to Shakespeare's Globe, is
Blackfriar's on the north side of the River Thames, running the Circle and
District lines. There is also St. Paul's Cathedral bus stop or St. Paul's
Underground station also on the north side of the River Thames running the
Central line. All are about a half mile away and a 15 minute walk, crossing the
Millennium Bridge to the south side of the Thames and the theatre is just downstream to the left.
As a special note, if you want to take in a play at Shakespeare's
Globe Theatre, you can do that on their website. But definitely plan ahead to buy
your tickets, because they do sell out and the performances are not included in the London Pass.
We hope you found this episode helpful and we have new videos every Wednesday.
If you haven't already subscribed, please hit that button now.
But most importantly, don't forget to download your free pdf takeaway.
Thank you so much for watching. Have fun at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre and remember
to get more traveling in, Don't just be smart, be Budget Smart.
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How about some good news for a change? | #TheWord s2e7 - Duration: 7:49.
Believe it or not, and you may think I'm overselling this: I'm about to give you
the best news you have EVER heard!
(musical break)
Well, aloha kakahiaka, brothers and sisters, or aloha 'auinalā, or aloha ahiahi, depending
on what time of day you're watching this!
Welcome to Mission: Zer0!
If this is your first time here: my name is Shawn, and this The Word With Friends, the
show where we take a deep dive into language and communications in order to bring us all
closer together.
What I think we need to talk about today is a word that gets thrown around a whole lot,
but I think not a lot of people really put thought into what it means and what's behind
it, and what's the idea that you're trying to convey, and that is the word "gospel".
(musical break)
The English word "gospel" appears in the King James Bible just shy of 100 times.
The word itself is pretty easy: "gospel" comes from the Old English "goodspell",
which just means "good story."
It comes from a Greek word "euaggelion" (εύαγγέλιον), and "euaggelion"
means – similarly – "the good message that is delivered by a messenger of God."
What does that do to help you actually understand it?
Not a whole lot.
So, I think what we need to do today is lay out a few different gospels to see if we can
get to a common understanding of what this word means and what it's importance is.
(musical break)
The first gospel I think we need to talk about today is the gospel of peace, and this is
given to us by the apostle Paul.
What the gospel of peace says is that God is at peace with us.
I think so many people get trapped in this circle of feeling like God is either out to
get you, or He's just given up on you.
This message, this message of peace, is that it's never true.
God is not looking for a reason to destroy you.
God Loves you boundlessly.
So that bleeds beautifully into the second gospel that we need to talk about, which is
the gospel of grace.
Now, we've talked about grace before and, as a refresher, "grace" just means "the
outpouring of connectedness and Love towards another person."
The apostle Paul gave us the gospel of grace, and he did it by illustrating that God is
the comforter.
Paul was a guy who spent a lot of time in prison and being beaten, so he knew something
about needing the comfort of God.
The gospel of grace is so, so critical to understand because God's grace towards us
is boundless.
He's not looking for us to suffer, He's not making bad things happen in our lives:
He is there beside us through all of our challenges to help us grow.
(musical break)
That brings us nicely to the third gospel that we need to talk about today, which is
the gospel of Jesus Christ.
This is the gospel that most people are talking about when they use the word "gospel."
It is the message that God took the form of a man – Jesus -- and came to be killed on
the cross for the sins of humanity and was raised again to be seated at the right hand
of the Father three days later to advocate for us.
Now, this is a powerfully good message, and it takes a little bit of foothold.
The gospel of peace shows that God is not out to get you.
The gospel of grace shows that He Loves you and He wants to help you.
And the gospel of Christ proves that He did.
And it didn't just stop there.
Because the fourth gospel that we need to talk about is the gospel of the Kingdom.
Now, this is the gospel that Jesus, Himself, preached.
And that message is that all the burden of oppression, and law, and condemnation that
people tend to put on themselves…
None of that is right.
The gospel of the Kingdom says that there are two things that you "must" do: Love
God with all your heart, your mind, and your soul, and Love other people as yourself.
It's not about what you shouldn't do, it's about what your heart leads you to
do to maximize your life.
(musical break)
We looked super briefly at four different gospels.
What does that do to inform the meaning of the word "gospel" for us?
I think a lot of people tend to conflate gospel with Bible.
We think: "Oh, well the Bible is the gospel."
Nuh-uh.
The Bible is a *collection* of gospels.
Because there is no such thing as *one* good news.
The thing about "good" is that it is subjective.
It's about what you're going through *right now*.
The critical thing to understand about this word, and really about the concept, is that
God will give a multitude of messages to you, because what you need may change a hundred
times in a week.
It may change a hundred times in a day!
But the real good news is that everything He does is focused on you.
Every message, every gospel is mean to support you, to sustain you, to drive you, and to
grow you.
And there is NO message better than that!
(musical break)
My exhort…
No, you know what?
I don't have an exhortation for us today.
What I have is a word from God for us today.
And that word is: He Loves you.
Not "you" in some general sense.
YOU, in specific.
And EVERY bit of every gospel, whether it's in the Bible or in your heart calling to you,
is a message of good news to you, that is intended to drive you and to give you something
to hold onto.
Every challenge in your life, every everything that you go through, is meant to build you.
And every gospel is intended to bring you to the other side bigger, stronger, and better
than you ever thought possible.
Take that word today and use it to become even you-ier than you were before.
And may God pour out the blessings of support, and motivation, and purpose, and Love, and
grace, and peace in your life.
I Love you SO, so much!
Peace out!
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