Mercedes-Benz E cabrio
Moose test
On this first attempt, made at an entrance speed of 77 km/h (and still not knowing how the car reacts on the Moose test), we could not avoid moving cones.
As we noted that, due to the understeer, we would not drive cleanly into the third cone lane, in the last moment we decided to change the path to reduce as much as possible the impact with the other cones
The E Class Cabrio had similar reactions to the ones of the E Class Coupe, even though this last one is 95 kg lighter. The tires of both cars had the same size but were made by different brands.
The highest entrance speed at which we managed to complete the test successfully was 74 km/h.
The E Class Cabrio had progressive reactions and the movements of the body were predictable.
In the last part of the track, the car oversteers slightly, but it is very easy to keep control over it.
The brake lights turn on because the ESC comes into action, not because of the driver pressing the brake pedal.
The attempts that we did when carrying higher speeds were not successful, mainly due to the same reasons seen on the Test77,
that is, the understeer that would not let us drive cleanly into the third cone lane.
The E Class Cabrio, as the E Class Coupe, is not particularly sharp or nimble.
The ESC comes into action subtly, strongly enough for the driver to feel it, but not obstructing the inputs made through the steering wheel.
That sound that can be heard in the car's interior, similar to the one that appears when there is a bad radio signal
is the Pre Safe Sound safety system, which prepares the inner ear for loud noises, such as the ones that are produced in an accident.
Slalom
In the slalom, the reactions of the Mercedes Benz E Class Cabrio remain predictable and safe. This car is not remarkable for its capacity to change direction fast, but it is good enough,
for it is easily controlable even when driving at a fast pace. When the car reaches a certain speed, the ESC comes into action correctly to prevent skids that could result in a loss of control.
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Prickly pear molasses | Healthy and natural sweetener syrup - Duration: 3:40.
Hello everyone.
Here is how to make prickly pear molasses.
A traditional Sardinian recipe.
Clean the prickly pears.
Avoid discarding the pulp.
Since prickly pears are covered in spines, before handling them...
...put them in water for a while and rinse them carefully.
Peel them preserving as much pulp as possible.
Mash the prickly pears in a pot...
...add water and boil for about 20 minutes.
Strain the mixture through a fine sieve...
...to obtain prickly pear juice.
Cook over low heat until reduced.
You can add extra flavor with candied orange peels and cloves.
Reduce the liquid to 1/5 of the original amount.
This is the ideal thickness of molasses.
Homemade prickly pear molasses is a traditional cough remedy.
Here is the final texture.
You can store it in a well-closed jar.
I hope you enjoyed my recipe.
If you appreciate my culinary philosophy, support my project on Tipeee. Until next time!
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ALL TROOPS vs MEGA DRAGON "Clash of Clans" - Dragon's Lair vs All Troops | CoC New Troops Update! - Duration: 7:18.
What is going on guys Judo Sloth here and welcome to today's Clash of Clans
video. We are going to be attacking with every single troop in the game versus
the Giant Dragon. This is the Mega Dragon, the boss troop of the brand-new Dragon's
Lair Goblin Map. If you enjoy this one be sure to leave a like let me know your
favorite troop down in the comment section and obviously subscribe for more
Clash of Clans videos. In with the barbarian, we know this one isn't going
to attack the Dragon. I've got a feeling that a lot of these lower level troops
aren't going to do much damage once we've gone through all of the troops
individually. What we will do is come back and put all of these troops in
together one of every troop in together alongside the King, Queen and Warden, see
if we can take down the Mega Dragon. Gotcha,
coming behind with the Giant Skeleton not quite working out though, backfires
and I have indeed set off a skeleton traps. So didn't manage to take that out
with the bomb either, let's hope we can gradually chip away with that with some
of these troops. Goblin nowhere near the Giant Dragon as with the Wall Breaker,
maybe we can get...nope. Giant Dragon takes it out I thought the Wall Breaker might
have blown up, taken out some of them. skeletons. The brand new Skeleton Barrel
goes straight down to the Giant Dragon, the Skele's are able to take out some
of the other skeletons. Let's get the Balloon in next, again a lot of these
troops cannot attack the Dragon but it does give you an idea as to how strong
this Mega Dragon is. Wait until you see the Pekka, the Golem, onto the heroes, this
thing is super super strong. I hope you have your A game ready for the brand new
single-player Maps. The Healer not able to put up much of a fight. Dragon vs
Giant Dragon, three shots from the Dragon is all it took so the Giant Dragon takes
it down relatively easily. Moving through we are running out of troops. Guys
remember we will put all of these in together right at
the end of the video, see if we can take down the Giant Dragon, I'm hoping we can.
Baby Dragons stepping up, not really doing anything though. Trying with the
Miner now, what is gonna happen here. It does not attract the attention of the
Giant Dragon until it pops up and then goes straight down. Electro Dragon though,
the new troop that came with Town Hall 12. Has a bit of HP but only three
shots required again from the Giant Dragon to take it down. That Giant Dragon
just took a lightning bolt to the face and did not even blink, so much HP left
on this Giant Dragon, it is not even funny. I'm not even sure if we're going
to take it down with all of the troops together I mean we should right, with the
hero's abilities and things we should be able to do it but definitely going to be
interesting. Valkyries, oh I thought it had missed to be honest there, I thought
the Valkyrie was gonna be quick enough but not quite enough. Check this one out,
the Golem, that huge Golem only able to tank five shots from the Mega Dragon.
Where are my Golemites, that thing didn't even burst. The Mega Dragon super
strong able to take them down that is insane. On to the Witch maybe we can get the
Skeletons to distract the Dragon but that didn't happen did it, the Witch went
straight down. Onto the Lava Hound, where is the nearest air defense, what is going
to happen here. Giant Dragon gets one hit, two hits, now
it cannot keep up and the Lava Hound is going across setting off all of the
Skeletons. This is not good in terms of these final troops, they're gonna have a
mountain to climb in order to take out the Giant Dragon. Only the Bowler remains,
let's get it in. Can the Giant Dragon even get a shot off or will the Eagle
Artillery take it down, oh I think the Giant Dragon just took that, the Eagle
Artillery nearly took its victory. Here we are then, on to the heroes before we
move on to all of the troops together. Again the King,
not really able to do anything here. He can't even see the Dragon up there, he
can't swing his sword high enough. In comes the Warden and unfortunately again
not much of a match for the Mega Dragon. We are pinning our hopes on the Queen,
this Dragon has barely even been touched in health. Look at that barely even
touched. Let's pop the Queen's ability, she starts getting a bit of damage onto
the Giant Dragon. Gets it down to about 50%. A valiant effort but not quite
enough for the Queen. Look at all of them troops. Okay guys here we go, all of the
troops together this time. I've got to try and get these in super super quick
to get it done. This is not going to be easy. Here we go in with the Barbarian,
Archer, let's get the rest of them in as they come forward trying to scroll
through the bar. My gosh come on let's get all of these troops in. Giant Dragon
already getting to work. Now we're into the heavier troops. Let's get the
heroes in in order to help out. Let's get them abilities pressed as we move
forward the Grand Wardens ability has helped. Ah what is that Lava Hound
doing, setting off all of the Skeleton Traps pulling my troops in range of
these defenses, come on let's get that Mega Dragon down. Half health now, a lot
of troops left. We might just be able to clutch this. Air Skele's coming across
as well, that is not good news, what is even shooting up to that Dragon right
now. It looks like a Witch might be able to save the day for us, a couple of
archers come across, come on you can get this. As long as the Dragon remains
distracted, it's not going to happen guys. I think we're gonna have to come back at
this and see if we can take this down. I think I can be a little bit faster with
my fingers. Alrighty guys here it goes, let's see if I can get these troops in a
little bit quicker. As long as I do that, I think the wardens ability will be
enough to protect all of these troops off. Come on I've got the healer in a
little bit too quick. Ah honestly guys this is harder than it looks.
Let's do this. Golem is in. Lava Hounds gonna go across and set all of them
traps off again. Grand Wardens ability looked like it was in a little bit
quicker that time, look at the damage going on to that Mega Dragon this time
we have got it. Just needed to be a little bit faster.
Don't blame the troops it was me all along. As you can see they are able to
take down the Mega Dragon, just a bit of fun for this one I don't think spamming
the troops in would indeed give us the 3 stars there's just no way we'd be
able to get through the defenses as well, but I hope you enjoyed this one I've
been your host Judo Sloth and until next time peace out guys.
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Salad mimosa with saury - Duration: 2:47.
Ingredients for 6 servings: saury - 1 can (240 g); potatoes - 2 pieces; chicken eggs - 2 pieces; carrots - 1 piece; onion - 1 piece; salt; pepper; mayonnaise to taste
Hello! Today Priprava club prepares a "Mimosa" salad with saury
First, boil the vegetables and eggs
Peel the boiled vegetables
Peel and chop the onion
Pour the onion with boiling water for 5-7 minutes
Rub the carrots
Rub potatoes
Separate egg yolks from proteins
Drain excess liquid from canned fish, soften it with a fork
Put the fish in a salad bowl
Add the onion
Add mayonnaise
Add egg white
Lubricate each layer with mayonnaise
Add the carrots
Then add the mayonnaise again
Add potatoes and mayonnaise
Sprinkle with grated egg yolk
Garnish the salad with herbs. Bon Appetit!
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Google Doodle celebrates Bambi creator Tyrus Wong's 108th birth anniversary - Duration: 2:05.
On Tyrus Wong's 108th anniversary, a Google Doodle pays tribute to the artistic legacy
of the creator of Walt Disney's 1942 classic Bambi.
Wong was an animator, calligrapher, muralist and a kite maker along with being the lead
illustrator of this much-loved Disney film but was credited as a background artist when
Bambi hit the theatres. It was only in 2001 when he was celebrated as a Disney Legend
that Wong's name came to the fore. Subsequently, the Walt Disney Family Museum also staged
a career retrospective Water to Paper, Paint to Sky.
Born on 25 October, 1910 in Guangdong, China, he immigrated at the age of nine with his
father to the United States in search of a better life. Wong's father recognised his
artistic inclinations early on but could only afford to provide him water and newspapers
to practice his calligraphy. Wong also studied Chinese at the Los Angeles Central Library
and subsequently won a scholarship to the Otis Art Institute. Dropping out of high school
to pursue art at Otis, he supported himself by working as a janitor and waited tables
in Chinatown.
He was hired as an intern at Walt Disney Studios in 1938 to create 'inbetweener' sketches
and later went on to work on Bambi, drawing inspiration from the Chinese artists of the
Song Dynasty. The Google Doodle marking his birthday today
was created by Sophie Diao who says, "Today's Doodle was heavily inspired by Tyrus' paintings
of forests which are atmospheric, blurry and magical. They feel like distant memories that
have been committed to paper."
Wong also worked in the art department of several films such as The Music Man, Around
the World in 80 Days and Rebel Without A Cause. He continued working on his art even
as he was well into his 90s and spent much of his time designing kites.
He died in 2017 at the age of 106. During his last years, he could be seen along the
beach in Santa Monica, California, on the fourth Saturday of every month, flying kites
with his wife and three daughters.
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Ferdinand reveals difference between Man Utd and Liverpool, makes Champions League claim - Duration: 2:51.
The Reds hammered Red Star Belgrade 4-0 last night in the Champions League. Mohamed Salah netted a brace, with Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane also scoring in the Anfield rout
Liverpool's win came 24 hours after United lost at Old Trafford against Juventus
Red Devils boss Jose Mourinho once again fired shots at his players after the game, revealing they will never keep up with their rivals if they don't improve the squad
And pundit Ferdinand says Liverpool's stars have the confidence that Manchester United's players lack, insisting Klopp congratulating his men is key
When asked about the difference between Liverpool and United at the moment, Ferdinand told BT Sport: "That's a squad full of confidence and a manager feeding off that and then feeding the players more confidence by giving them the good vibes and congratulating them on a good performance
"Like you say, at the other [Mourinho] it is a little bit different, the vibe is definitely a massive contrast
It's chalk and cheese really. "It is great to hear a manager congratulate his players on a good performance and seems genuinely pleased and excited by the performances his players are producing for him
"I would put them in the top four or five teams in this tournament. "I wouldn't want to be going to Anfield and playing at the moment, the way this team is set up
He gets them at you aggressively without the ball let alone with it." Speaking after Liverpool's thrashing of Red Star, Klopp hailed his Anfield stars
"The plan was to start direct, we didn't know how they would defend," he said. "We wanted to be lively, but perhaps it [the indifferent start] went on too long
"When the game calmed down we played football and created chances. "It was a really good game and I enjoyed it a lot
" Liverpool are back in action on Saturday afternoon with the Reds hosting Cardiff in the Premier League
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Fish-Shaped Doughnut MukBang-EATING SHOW-Review - Duration: 3:12.
There is a fish-shaped doughnut vendor in front of my house
This franchise vendor is good because
They use the filling from a head office
it's not made by the individual I buy this every evening because I want to eat it
I buy only $1 worth
They are 3 for $1
That is good enough.
Can't eat more than that
here you are
'Happy Fish'
Custard cream first, then red bean after
Because the red bean flavor is a little stronger than the custard cream.
I'm going to eat the head first
it's sweet
it's hot
The best time to eat them is when they are still hot
And then the red beans, there is nothing to explain
This time, I will eat the tail first
So good
The good thing about this vendor, they put the red bean filling all the way through
so the tail also has a lot of beans.
Wherever you eat taste is same
Why I buy two red beans, because I want to eat more
Personally, eating two custard creams is too much
Thank you so much watching this video!
feel free to leave me a comment below let me know
what else you guys would like me to try
I hope you see you next time
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Brittany McNurlin: Things Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com - Duration: 12:08.
Brittany McNurlin: Things Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com
A Catholic University of America law student working in the schools law library called police on a black student who she found "argumentative" something she "didn't appreciate it.
Catholic University graduate student Juán-Pabló Gonźalez was trying to use the law library.
He's not a law student but said he had been given permission.
Law student and student library clerk Brittany McNurlin was not having it.
They went back and forth and ultimately, she called the police on Gonźalez.
Seven campus police officers show up.
Gonźalez told The Root that he's encountered racism on the campus before including "notes with the n-word being slipped under his dormitory room door and being questioned by campus police after someone reportedly called the cops on 'two suspicious black males' standing outside their dorm.
Gonźalez told The Root, "I'm not going to accept the racism that's on this campus.
I'm not going to be quiet, and I'm going to challenge it.".
He recorded his encounter with McNurlin, which has been dubbed 'studying while black.
Here's what you need to know:.
University Grad Student Gonźalez Begins Recording His Exchange With Student Librarian McNurlin Who Calls For Police.
Gonźalez is a masters degree-seeking student at the university and says as a library science grad student, he's permitted to use the law library.
The student librarian, McNurlin, questioned Gonźalez about access to the library she reminded him is reserved for law students.
He explains he was given permission by his school's dean to use the library.
They go back and forth.
Gonźalez gets upset at her attitude toward a fellow student trying to study and asks for more information, and asks for the name of her supervisor.
McNurlin becomes agitated and calls campus police.
Gonźalez tells her that calling police for a matter not criminal and saying that he was in no way menacing asked why she did that when it's not uncommon for tragic outcomes to follow calls to law enforcement on people of color doing ordinary things.
He asks her to just let him go study and call off the cops.
She refuses.
Seven campus police officers show up.
He records it all.
And ends up being booted.
Later, the university would say that what McNurlin needed was additional or re-training, when Gonźalez complained about the treatment he received, according to The Root.
McNurlin is a Law Student, Works in the Public Defender's Office & Attended a Seminar on Civility With SCOTUS Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch.
McNurlin attends Catholic University of America's law school.
She recently began an internship at the Alexandria (Virginia) Public Defender's Office according to reports and her LinkedIn profile (now deleted).
McNurlin has been involved in myriad activities from food drives to dog therapy day.
In October of 2017, she attended the National Conversation on Civility where she and a few other students met SCOTUS Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch on the "critically important issue of how lawyers and judges interact with one another in contemporary legal practice.
Law Fraternity Phi Alpha Delta Member & President of Students for Public Interest Law, McNurlin Called the MLK Day of Service an 'Important Aspect of Human Life' to Help Those in Need.
McNurlin is a member of Phi Alpha Delta, the nation's largest co-ed professional law fraternity with student members as well as lawyers, judges, and politicians.
The century-old fraternity's motto is philos adelphos dikaios, Love of Humanity and Justice for All.
She received the CUA Dean's Award as member of the frat.
According other CUA website, Students for Public Interest Law provides legal services in the public interest sector and organizes and participates in numerous community service and pro bono activities to provide students with experience in public interest law.
McNurlin is the group's' president.
It does an annual fundraiser to award stipends to students who take unpaid legal jobs during the summer.
Its silent auction is the big event and McNurlin is in charge.
McNurlin volunteered for the MLK Day of Service and said that she believes "it is an important aspect of human life to be able to provide any assistance we can to those who need it.
It was very heartening to see that there were people of all ages there and the willingness of people to give their time…" https://www.law.edu/2017-Spring/2017-0119-MLKDay.cfm.
She Did Pro Bono Work for Veterans & Did Spring Break Pro Bono Work For Immigrants Rights.
A press release from CUA announced McNurlin was a volunteer with the Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program.
In it McNurlin was quoted at length.
"This summer I worked on a legal research project with the Veterans Consortium.
This was a two-part project.
The first part included going through a list of all of the cases that the Consortium has handled, going back to their inception in 1992, and looking at the outcomes of those cases.
I looked at what the original case was about, its decision, the final Federal Circuit Appeals decision, and party appeals.
For the second part of the project, I conducted a more in-depth analysis of the trend of the appellate decisions within the last five years.
This entailed going through the same process as the first part with a few additional steps.
I had to categorize the cases by types and outcomes, recognize the trend in judicial decisions, and report those back to the Veterans Consortium.
The Consortium is able to use that information to provide assistance to veterans during their appeals process," McNurlin said.
In 2017 she worked for a day at Capital Area Immigrants Rights Coalition, where she said, "as able to get a small picture of the people that are affected by the immigration laws in this country.
I was able to see a trend of people who came from Central America and some who claimed there was a fear to return due to gang violence involving themselves or a family member.".
Gonźalez is a Person of Color in the Predominantly White Field of Library Science.
In June, he Was Awarded a Professional Development Grant.
He's a Published Author & Archivist.
Gonźalez received the Jan Merrill-Oldham Professional Development Grant award at the Association for Library Collections and Technical Services Awards Ceremony at the ALA Annual Conference and Exhibition in New Orleans on June 23, 2018.
The Library Binding Council awarded Gonźalez the grant.
Gonźalez is a Graduate Library Pre-Professional Student in the Master of Science in Library and Information Science program specializing in Archives/Museum/Art Libraries.
His author page, 'The Archivist Nook,' is a wealth of observations on fellow classmates work to black Catholic theologians to an ex plainer on net neutrality and libraries.
He's described as a gifted writer.
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Raiders QB Derek Carr's Massive Potential Trade Value Revealed | Heavy.com - Duration: 2:17.
Raiders QB Derek Carr's Massive Potential Trade Value Revealed | Heavy.com
Oakland Raiders QB Derek CarrIf you thought landing one first round pick in exchange for Amari Cooper had the Oakland Raiders excited, just imagine picking up two for Derek Carr.
Although Raiders coach Jon Gruden and general manager Reggie McKenzie have apparently told Carr they aren't planning to trade him, a recent report from CBS Sports has grabbed plenty of attention.
If the Raiders answered a call from an NFL team who had an offer of two first-rounders for Carr, based on the overhaul Gruden is in the midst of, it's tough to envision them saying no.
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The History of Portraits - Duration: 4:16.
Portraits -
they're all about capturing people
in a moment in time.
How much longer do I have to stay like this for?
Um...
Not much longer.
OK, maybe a few moments in time.
There are whole galleries around the globe,
and right here in Australia, dedicated to portraits.
There are portrait competitions, like the Archibald Prize,
and probably the most famous painting in the world is...
..yup, you guessed it, a portrait.
But why are portraits such a big deal?
I think I know someone I can ask.
Wait! Where are you going?
Uh... Just stay still!
Hi, Lisa, nice to meet you.
Hello, Amelia, welcome to the Art Gallery of South Australia.
When did portraiture become a thing?
Portraiture became very popular
from around the 13th century
and, interestingly, that's when the word 'portrait' was invented.
So, it means to show a likeness.
Ah, the Middle Ages.
Think medieval knights and stuff.
After that came The Renaissance, around the 1500s,
when artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo did their thing.
And people started to value art more than ever before.
So, who were the kind of people who were having their portraits painted?
Usually, the wealthy and the powerful.
Remember that there's no photography
to make a permanent image of yourself,
so art served as a way of memorialising somebody.
People who'd been dead for hundreds of years
could still be kind of living on the wall, if that makes sense.
As centuries went on, artists who weren't getting paid the big bucks
would paint loved ones, strangers, or their own faces instead.
So, portraits were no longer just of the rich and famous.
Then photography came along, and things changed again.
So, portrait photography became a booming business.
There were photography studios
lining all the major capital cities in Australia.
Painting had to change.
Painting's role was no longer to paint things that looked like life
because that's what photography could do just like that.
So, Lisa, I have a serious question for you.
What about a selfie? Does that count as a portrait?
Oh, good photo! I love it. It's a very good one.
You know, selfies are the ultimate portraits, really,
the ultimate self-portraits,
and they stand in a long line of portraiture.
They're not just something from the 21st century.
Artists have been making selfies for a long time,
it was just more difficult in the old days.
So, why are portraits still relevant today
if we have photography and everything?
I think they are ever popular because we are so curious.
We are curious about ourselves,
we are curious about each other,
and we are curious about people who lived a long, long time ago.
So, when you come into the art gallery,
sometimes you can stand in front of a portrait
that was made 400 years ago.
It's like time travelling.
Well, in that case, Lisa,
I'm going to go finish my portrait, I reckon. Thanks for having me!
You go, girl. Thank you.
And...it's done.
My masterpiece.
I love it.
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How God Saved Me from Suicide - Lacey Sturm Part 1 - Duration: 24:48.
and I find because of my experience I am so despised the suicidal spirit that's
suicidal those suicidal temptations I despise them I feel like they're so
deceptive and they make themselves that it makes it sounds so reasonable in the
moment it sounds like there's no other way it sounds like it's honorable it
sounds like it's brave
welcome to the focus on the family broadcast helping families thrive lacy
welcome to focus on the family thank you thank you for having it is great to have
you you have a passion for people who don't know the Lord particularly those
who you know the world might say are out of control that rock heavy rock-and-roll
world heavy metal talk about your childhood what was going on for you and
what was driving some of those despair moments well my mom found herself in
physicians many times where she would need you know assistance or help or she
would just we would be in need and and she went as she's trying to struggle to
be strong and take care of everything needs to get taken care of
a lot of the authorities around this seem to not be helpful but to make
things worse and so we kind of grew up with this feeling outcasted in-law sense
and I think the music was a really great way for us to to find our own identity
and creativity and that was just and I noticed that in a lot of poverty
situations like when I went to Rwanda I with World Vision and I saw the kids
there they were dancing and singing and they were so creative and I think a lot
of that that heaviness actually pushes out creativity when we when we use it as
an outlet to deal with a lot of that weight you say in the book that you
wrote the reason that you grew up poor I grew up that way as well how did that
impact you though what did you feel not having the stuff other people had other
children when you went to school what was that like
well you just feel like you're not really part of a lot of the things that
go on you know you just I kind of felt like you know getting bullied and made
fun of for the clothes you wear just being different feeling a sense of
rejection anyway and you kind of want to just discipline
your at school so nobody picks on you you know when you look at what's
happening in schools today that bullying factor there's a lot of that going on I
mean even in our own community here we've had a number of teen suicides
which right at the school that my boys go to and I'm having to have those
discussions with my kids and so often what they've observed is that these
young people are feeling that despair and they don't know where to go with it
that was you you were feeling that sense of despair weren't you yeah yeah you
know I talk about in my book how I had a tragedy happen and my family that I had
my my mom's sister was a teen mom and she had she heard didn't work out with
her boyfriend and they ended up living with us when she was pregnant and she
had her son and he wasn't my cousin and he lived with us and um and when he was
around 3 she met a man they moved to Houston and got married and shortly
after that that man beat my cousin to death so he's abusive anyway we knew he
was abusive at times with it with my aunt and we didn't know he was he would
do something like that and of course when that happened my mom had always
talked to me about God and and whenever that happened she always said he would
God would take care of us and I saw him provide for us along the way but when
that happened I remember thinking I thought God was gonna take care of us
why didn't he take care of my cousin why's he dead and I'm alive and you're
about 9 at the time 9 or 10 10 10 years old and I and I wrote I kept this
thought kept asking I kept thinking why is he dead I'm alive
what happened to him and not me and how how can I honor his death like I
wanted and so I understand this now and I even realized that as I wrote the book
I didn't realize it before that that it was a conscious decision actually made I
didn't realize that I made this choice and God actually helped me as I was
praying when I was writing the book go back to that moment when I chose to stay
sad for him um so like so I so I kind of did this as
a loyalty to his death I I decided I was going to stay sad for him and I actually
became distrustful of people who are happy how can you be happy no Rober
children get beaten to death something's wrong with you you know
you're either naive or something's wrong you know and I you also kind of turned
your back on God right yeah not believe in God anymore I felt like that was a
broken chair people were telling you to sit in is not I didn't feel like and
that made me angry when people would talk about that this is all from the
time you're like 10 to 15 16 right I mean that's early that contemplate such
waiting and heavy concepts but you you were seeing injustice in the world and
feeling you know anything is you're talking about that like I would never
assume that that wasn't a normal thing normal reaction for a ten-year-old
better people say that all the time when I was there in the situation it was so
logical to just ask yourself where's God yeah he's supposed to protect us and
care for us you talk about God all the time being good why not him taking care
of us and then the same thing in us I would say shows you like we're in a we
were in a situation six kids and we're really poor we share everything
everybody's in the same you know if you don't you don't even like for me and
maybe it's a mother mothering thing for me but I can't eat without thinking did
you eat you know I mean it's just since I was little I never was able to so when
my cousin died I can't think well he died why am I not and and I always
thought about death and I always wondered about about why you know how
long we live and how did resolution for that come about because you're young
again thinking of these concepts of why your cousin died at the hands of his you
know your your aunt's boyfriend and your husband and you're already thinking that
through as a 10 year old you're rejecting God because you don't see
justice in the world if God is real and in live there should
be some justice in this world how did you come to kind of accept that bad
things happen in this life well I am I guess I think that's what drew me to
people who actually talked about it and people who actually dealt with it
whether good or bad - I wanted answers I wanted to know truth about about those
things I didn't have good resources you know like when people were suspicious of
of the job you know the jovial kind of life and you know I've related to that
and I'm like yeah like why you know so you'd say what's wrong with those people
that are so happy they're living a lie yes in essence yes and you're identified
with sadness and in fact you mentioned in your book the reason Kurt Cobain's
death and that was one that caught my attention but the fact that it showed
despair you know what was going on in his life here's a guy arguably that was
at the top of his game in music and had a lot of notoriety and it was empty
obviously and that really resonated with you and where you were at how old were
you when Kurt Cobain committed suicide I was 12 and it made an impact on you
right I went from our perspective as fans I believe it was heroic
and now I understand how strange that sounds that it could be heroic from an
outside of that situation perspective and I know that a lot of cult like even
their their cultures who consider suicide her ugh and I find because of my
experience I am so despised the suicidal spirit that's suicidal those suicidal
temptations I despised them I feel like they're so deceptive and they make
themselves that it makes it sounds so reasonable in the moment it sounds like
there's no other way it sounds like it's honorable it sounds like it's Bray
and and it and I and I remember there was a Instagram thing we went around and
my friend Jordan wrote on her arm its brave to live because brave to live and
that's the things that a lot of people don't recognize that in those moments if
you make a choice to continue to live after you've decided that you don't want
to live you can do whatever you want with your life you can hand it over you
can you can go on any kind of adventure you can risk everything you know to look
at that moment of not wanting to live and take it as a place of saying well
let's do something different let's go different direction and and say you know
for me the day I plan to commit suicide having anything I know we're getting had
but having an encounter with God I remember thinking when I let that guy
pray for me always like well I'm just gonna go die well let's let's talk about
it because we're right at that point this despair this path of despair that
you were kind of meandering down because you did you despised happy people and
joyful people I'm sure there weren't many committed Christians that were
giving you the answers that you needed at that moment as a 12 13 year old but
what what was that allure to move into greater despair and even contemplate
taking your own life and doing what you thought would be a brave act like Cobain
right and say okay I'm not enjoying this life I'm gonna end it well we talked
about what got you to that point the message was they came out in a
materialistic time in the 80s where everybody has the end and they're so
full and buoyant and you know and all this kind of like expensive whatever and
they came out looking like homeless people right torn shirts right and they
actually identified with a homeless community like he was celebrated for
having been homeless and living under a bridge he had it he had a song called
under the bridge and um and so to to be celebrated as a poor person who wears
those kind of clothes because that's from the thrift store and who gets made
fun of because you have nothing all of a sudden now you have an identity and you
know yeah we have a voice here and when he
got into being famous you could see in his interviews this trouble he had with
being famous and being notre I like everybody knowing him but him wanting to
be in anybody and everybody person and they kept exalting him and you could see
the struggle in a sense in his interviews and so when when we as fans
what we perceived well when I perceived was that he was saying I'm I don't I
don't want this like this I'm better than you right I'm above you it's so but
I don't know how to like let go of it it's like I'm stuck in short of trapped
in this but that was attractive to you you were identifying with that because
that was you you were living and clothes you got from the thrift store you were
poor your dad wasn't in the picture and so you're identifying how did you again
now you're going to this church how did you end up going to that church on that
day where your life changed my grandmother had your grandmother yes I
was kicked down my home for getting fights with my mom a lot and police were
called several times and and I went live with my grandmother in Mississippi and
that was the last resort for your mom let's put you with a grandma and just
see if she can straighten you out well the police suggested that we find
another place for me and there was that in intense well yeah they were picking
me up for a run away things like that and um and so that we're like just
asking and I'm so thankful you know I always sort of viewed the police as the
enemy because when we would get pulled over my mom wouldn't have the money to
do an inspection sticker and then she'd have to pay that ticket and then we
wouldn't have money for rent and then we get evicted from her house and it was
just this cycle of watch out the police are coming don't you know there's all
six of us shoved in a car on top of each other's laps which we had his tiny
little car which is illegal and so is he's like lay down the police are here
and then of course they come and she gets in trouble and it's just never a
always thought of them as the bad people but whenever they show up to it up at
the house and um now that I look back and they're like you know maybe you
should look at another place to stay and I thought wow you know we really needed
that so you went to Grandma's now how was that when you showed up at Grandma's
house was she all loving it was relieving it was it was it was so
relieving to get out of the environment and being stressful and just starting
over is such a great feeling but you did have some conflict right great well I'm
still struggling with all the things I struggle with but there's a relief in
starting over you know yeah and so then you know I still I'm drawn to those
people I'm hanging out and I'm trying to find ways you know we end up doing drugs
like being bugging drugs and just this days not not doing following the rules
at home the way I'm supposed to and I don't think it was necessarily
vindictive it was just as I had a hard time understanding sometimes just
transitioning is hard anyway and your identity was growing within that
community right yeah well I magnified any little thing in my mind that was
rejection or anything that was a discipline I magnified it in my mind and
said you know just always thinking they they don't love me and and I'm a burden
to them that was a big that's what you felt at that age they don't love me and
I'm a burden yeah that can be devastating to a child yeah you look at
me well I feel like they wanted to do the right thing because they have to do
the right thing I didn't feel like I always a blessing to them if I caused a
burden do you ever think about your behavior being a test of their love to
say we love me even if I am will you still love me in fact you and your
grandma had a bit of a shouting match if I read that correctly in your book there
was one day where the two of you verbally just went after each other and
you were yelling and she started yelled back at you and she didn't stop for an
hour what is it I mean literally just screaming yeah well my husband my
husband my grandfather was in the hospital had her
heart attack earlier that week and she was trying to tell me you know you're
not obeying our rules you can any trouble at school you're doing things
for illegal all this is stressful you're bought your grandfather's in the
hospital he had a heart attack early this week and you're not helping
anything what she's trying to say is your actions affect more than just you
there's more people impacted by your your problems than just you you can't
quit and that's actually good advice for
someone who's depressed to get them take their mind off themselves and focus on
how they can help other people around them but I was looking for a reason in
my life and so I twisted her words from meaning you know from what she meant we
love you you're impacting us because we love you too saying our life would be
better without you which is not that's what you were feeling twisted that in my
mind and which was not true at all because there is no way it would have
been less stressful if I had committed suicide on my family it would have been
more stressful and but I found it to say life would be better without you I'm
gonna take my life I found his selfless reason in that context talk about though
she was gonna outlast you in terms of screaming right I mean that's what
caught my attention you're kind of holding back here a little bit she was
she was determined to out scream you you're screaming at her and she just
decided okay today's the day I'm gonna take you on toe to toe and she then said
you're gonna go to church my punishment for skipping at school that day so what
happened she took you to church she didn't even go in did you
she couldn't because if she did she would talk to people and I could have
gone out and ran away was this a church that she went to yeah okay so she was
regular but she sat in the parking lot she sat was going some of the doors like
if you walk out that door she's right there in the event so you go in what are
you feeling when you walk into this church feeling despair feeling rejected
not feeling loved and your grandmother is forcing you to go to church what are
you thinking when you walk in the door I hate everybody everybody I hated
everybody especially the pastor and he was and I also had this you know felt
like I was an intellectual and was in Mississippi and everybody to me
is like you know they're not educated which is not true
just they just talking about real life I really really feel like what happened in
that church service that got your attention well when he spoke he began to
talk about scenarios that he had been through that were just like I was the
only person in the room and like he was telling my story What did he say
well he talked about different families and the struggles they went through he
talked about the kids you know feeling isolated and having to take on more
responsibility than they need and he talked about how the violence that
happens in those situations and how they become you know they feel all alone and
misunderstood he talked about suicide someone he stopped in the middle of all
that and just start crying and that was really impactful to me because I never
saw to see someone be sad I mean to weep over someone they don't know and to weep
over someone who despairing of life even just his seeing him weep resonated with
me like do you cry like do you have pain in your life like I will listen to you
if I know that you can understand that that's how I feel you know and so for
him to weep stopped me and made me listen and he doesn't know you're there
really and what your issues are he's just speaking to the full audience yeah
and he's saying I feel a heavy heart say anything he just weeping he stopped
talking just weeping and everybody's listening and some you can feel some
people are embarrassed and it's uncomfortable and he says finally he's
wiping his tears he says there's a suicidal spirit in this room he's wiping
his tears he says he just says that and it was just total silence and everybody
realized you know you're crying because you feel like a sense but there's
somebody here who wants to take their life and I was like you know like that
was you yes it was me and he's just wiping his tears and he says please come
up here and let us pray for you whoever you are
God has a plan for your life he doesn't want to die tonight
and he's like white ministers and the man you know I didn't go up there I
wouldn't my pride wouldn't let me go and can you imagine being him I think about
this now he's passed away now how brave it is to say that and have no
one respond right you think you failed you think you just maybe made something
up in your head maybe you know whatever he didn't care he was but somebody
caught you on the way out right yeah what happened
there's a man I still talk to him isn't even count papi papi so he caught you at
the end of the service yeah what'd I say to him and he said I feel like the Lord
wants me to speak to you and he had tears in his eyes too I think he knew I
don't know God knew doesn't matter if he knew I guess but he said I feel like the
Lord wants me to speak to you and he wants you to know that even though
you've never known an earthly father that God will be a better father to you
than any earthly father could ever be and when he said that I thought I don't
need a dad I don't need it I don't need a man in my life I had hated men heywhy
mistrusted been especially older men that were strangers and he's looking at
me the first thing is he looked at me with such love yeah like I never saw
pure no just love in a strange man's eyes directed at me like he knew me you
know and I was like thinking I don't need a dad and he and then he's he spoke
and he said God has seen you when you cry yourself to sleep at night and he
said you've been rehearsing your pain there's been pain in your heart from
your own sins and the sins of other people committed against you and your
family and but I want you to know Jesus died on the cross to take the sins of
the world on myself so he took the effect of the sin he took our pain so we
don't have to carry it in us and he said can I please pray for you
and ask Jesus to take the pain out of your heart and I was just like at that
moment where I'm like I'm either gonna go die or I'm gonna wait a minute and
let this guy pray for me and how can he know all these things and I finally was
like this flicker of like of receptiveness came a little spark I was
like okay you can pray why wasn't that something
pray see God huh yeah I mean that crack in the door
your heart opened up well I was such a outspoken atheist and I was like unless
I saw for myself I was not gonna believe and so I love that God is just he knows
what we need and he's so kind and it still took a choice for me to say you
know I'm gonna let you pray for me and so he put his hand on my shoulder began
to pray and he said got a pretty wrap your arms around this girl you created
and when he did that I felt like God showed up right in front of me and lacy
I think this is a good place to acknowledge that change the beginning of
the change but I think people are gonna benefit to hear more of your story and
how God began to probably the best way to say it is just remove the gunk in
your life it would that be fair yeah and he began to change you you didn't change
overnight you still had issues to deal with I think so often people who have
that transformation think tomorrow wake up and everything will be right and I'll
no longer be captivated by those sins that have ensnared me that's not
typically what happens in fact what typically happens is it becomes more of
a fight that those things that ensnare you become even more difficult if we can
let's come back next time and continue this discussion and talk about how God
helped you along the journey gave you a heart for the center which I love and we
haven't been able to talk about that yet but I want to talk about why you
continued then in rock music to reach people for the Lord in an environment
most Christians would say rod don't go there but you're doing it and I want to
lift that up lacy I can't wait to talk to you next time I am excited to hear
how God has worked in your life let's do it huh thank you hey I'm John fuller and
thanks for watching get more info about focus over here and more from our guests
over there and be sure to subscribe to our channel as well
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Time Travelling Island - Duration: 3:29.
JACK: It's hard to imagine what Australia would have looked like
before all these cars, buildings and goats.
(BLEATS) Yes, goats.
(BLEATS)
But if you travel to an island just off the coast of Western Australia,
you'll be transported 400 years back in time
before European contact and before goats.
(BLEATS)
Bear with me, the whole goat thing will make sense a bit later on.
This is Dirk Hartog Island.
It's located about 850K north of Perth,
right near Useless Loop.
Aw, Useless Loop,
I'm sure you're terribly useful.
The island was named after this guy, Dirk Hartog.
He was a Dutch sea captain who got a bit lost
on his way to South-East Asia
and accidently stumbled upon the island,
way back in 1616,
hundreds of years before Captain Cook arrived.
He spent about 3 days exploring,
left a plaque and quickly set off for South-East Asia again.
In the early 1900s,
Dirk Hartog Island became home to a sheep station
complete with about 19,000 sheep.
Then, in 2009, it was declared a national park
and listed as a World Heritage Site.
Now it's home to something else -
one of the world's largest restoration projects.
The aim is to try to recreate the ecosystem
that would have existed on this island before Mr Hartog arrived.
MAN: When Dirk Hartog arrived on Dirk Hartog Island,
back in 1616, there was 13 species of ground-dwelling animals
on the island,
and since 150 years of pastoralism
and the feral introduction of cats on the island,
there's only three left.
The first step was to rid the island of the thousands of feral pests,
including some goats.
See, I told you - goats!
(BLEATS)
And after four years of effort,
this month experts on the ground finally declared the island
goat, sheep and cat free.
Removing the cats was the big outcome that we were seeking
in the first stage of the project
because that then paves the way of being able to return the animals
that were once there.
That brings us to step two.
Now that the island is free of pests,
it's time to start re-introducing some of the native species
that once lived here.
Last year, 12 rufous and 12 banded hare-wallabies
were taken from the nearby Bernier and Dorre Islands
and placed onto Dirk Hartog.
These little guys are both threatened species
but scientists on the island say
they're doing really well in their new home.
And there's a good chance their numbers will start to increase.
In the coming years, other animals will be brought back onto the island,
including eastern barred bandicoots, Shark Bay mice,
woylies, dibblers and chuditch.
And soon, it will be really close to what it once was
and, most importantly, no goats.
(BLEATS)
Sorry, goats.
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Donovan Mitchell Bounces Back Against Rockets | Heavy.com - Duration: 3:06.
Donovan Mitchell Bounces Back Against Rockets | Heavy.com
Former Rookie of the Year Runner-Up Donovan Mitchell hasn't quite seemed like himself this season.
Though he has recorded double digits in each game so far, his shooting percentage has suffered and he's seemed to lack the smoothness and bounce that won him his notoriety.
Donovan struggled in the Jazz's loss to the Warriors at their home opener last Friday, shooting only 7-23 from the field and 4-12 from three.
In the tight final minutes of the game, where the Jazz battled a 14-point comeback by the reigning champ Warriors, Mitchell was trusted with the ball several times–only to come up short.
Mitchell's frustration has been palpable.
"I try my hardest not to get too down on myself," he said.
"But that's a tough task." It seems that now that he's a point of focus for opponents' defenses, the game isn't coming quite so easily as it was during Mitchell's rookie season.
Either that, or he's just not taking the right shots.
He's said that his recent poor shooting percentage is simply the result of "Just [missing] a lot of shots, a lot of easy shots.".
On Wednesday night, though, Mitchell seemed to have regained his touch–and his confidence.
He pulled out the same moves that placed him squarely in the Rookie of the Year conversation last year, and scored 20 points before halftime.
It's this kind of play that has been expected; the apparent sophomore slump was the surprise.
Mitchell averaged 20.5 points across 79 games in his rookie season, and quickly became known for his explosive and hustle-heavy style of play.
As Donovan learns to adjust to his opponents' focused defense, it's likely that more big-time games are in store this season.
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LAST CHRISTMAS (KARAOKE VERSION)
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Vlog #22 || A DIAMOND? 💎 || Rise 'n Shine || - Duration: 5:36.
Welcome to Rise 'n Shine, we are going to open a package where a some kind of
"real" diamond can be found. You can come across one of these crystals...
The rock crystal, sodalite, snowflake obsidian, salt crystal, yellow jade, new jade or an amathyst.
Have fun!
It was a huge amount of work... It's described that you have to cut the sandstone away,
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Man Utd team news: Predicted Man Utd line up vs Everton – Lukaku dropped for Sanchez? - Duration: 2:44.
Manchester United are back in Premier League action this weekend when they host Everton at Old Trafford on Sunday
Jose Mourinho's side will be looking to bounce back from a sobering 1-0 defeat to Juventus in the Champions League on Tuesday
The Red Devils were outclassed by Cristiano Ronaldo and co, with Romelu Lukaku in particular struggling to make an impact
The Belgian has been badly out of form and hasn't scored for United since the 2-1 win over Watford last month
With poor link-up play and woeful passing plaguing Lukaku's performance against the Old Lady, Mourinho is under increasing pressure to drop the Belgian striker
However, an injury to Alexis Sanchez last week may force Mourinho to field the misfiring frontman again – even if he feels its time for a change
Sanchez scored the winner in a thrilling comeback against Newcastle before the international break, but then picked up an abdominal problem in training ahead of the Juventus match
The Chilean offers an option in attack as well as out wide on the right, but if Sanchez fails to recover in time to face the Toffees then Marcus Rashford is the only remaining senior striker
The 20-year-old has proved he is capable of leading the line, but there would then be an unfilled place on the right wing
Jesse Lingard is a natural candidate for the spot but has suffered with a groin injury in recent weeks, while Juan Mata is more effective in the No 10 role
With such a selection headache, Mourinho may well be tempted to give Lukaku another shot against his former club and hope for an improved performance
Meanwhile, Antonio Valencia is back in training and will provide competition for Ashley Young at right-back while Marcos Rojo is still short of match fitness and Marouane Fellaini, Phil Jones, Scott McTominay and Diogo Dalot are all doubtful
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