Youtube daily report Nov 16 2018

- Good morning everyone, and

welcome to this new Geopolitical Rendez-Vous.

I am pleased to meet up again with Fabrice Ravel, to take on a new topic -

the international actions carried out by the United States under the Trump presidency.

We have had the opportunity to look at the United States in international relations.

But not so much President Donald Trump's own action,

which will be the subject of our session today.

Is there a Trump doctrine in international relations?

Hello Fabrice. - Hello Olivier.

- So, we are used to talking about the United States, the country is often involved in the issues we deal with,

international relations, and we each have an almost personal relationship with the United States,

and we could even say as a joke that we are all American voters

in the presidential election period.

It's a personal and emotional relationship,

which is intensified today by the personality

of President Trump, who we could say is controversial,

but precisely the purpose of the Geopolitical Rendez-Vous is to leave passions and emotions to one side,

to try and take a step back,

which is necessary if we want to study the facts.

So, since today's subject is the Trump doctrine,

perhaps we should first define what a doctrine is.

- Yes, absolutely, the Trump presidency

is something our students often want to talk about,

they were surprised that we have spoken about the United States, or other issues,

but that until now, we hadn't yet discussed the Trump presidency. Actually,

there are two explanations you are

right to underline;

first, it requires a certain distance.

We shouldn't forget that the Trump

presidency, after all, is still quite recent,

it's just 18 months since President Trump was elected on

16 November 2016, and he took office on 20 January 2017. Then,

to say the least, his personality is very controversial, so there is still a lot of passion, or impulse, that all comes together,

and so, it is really necessary to take a step back when putting a case forward.

So, the interesting thing is,

that in effect the best way of trying to perceive foreign policy

under the presidency of Donald Trump,

would be to start by recalling

the logic of doctrine in the United States,

because it is a logic that is a little particular, or unique, in the United States, even if there are other countries that do the same.

But it is less common in Europe.

It's a pretty classical approach,

in which we have an American president,

often in a speech, which becomes a founding speech,

seeking to identify the main lines of interpretation

of the geopolitical world,

and what would ultimately result from this - what the strategy and means to be deployed by the United States of America should be.

I think our students would be quite surprised

to see the number of doctrines

that have been put forward in the United States.

Over 200 years on, I will simply mention the best-known ones.

There is the Monroe Doctrine, formulated by James Monroe,

enacted in 1823, which also enacted

a relationship between the United States and the countries in South America,

and European states, which hones in

rather on a logic of isolationism until the 20th century.

There is a somewhat lesser known doctrine,

but which has had a great impact on the United States,

and that is the doctrine of Theodore Roosevelt,

who pronounced it in 1901, the famous

Big Stick theory, saying that

in international relations,

we're in a power struggle, that's what we're going to come back to.

There's a better-known theory,

that of Woodrow Wilson, which was announced in 14 points in a speech

in January 1918.

And which by the way, and I would insist on this point,

because at the time of the statement, we could say all this was rather conceptual.

Except that unlike the 14 Wilson points, they led to the creation of the League of Nations,

and later on, the United Nations.

This was a disruption in international relations, wanting to set up a general assembly

of united nations.

And then, closer to home, there is also the Truman Doctrine,

the famous containment

during the Cold War on the communist world,

and the domino theory,

which also became specific, since

General Eisenhower,

who conceptualized it, said that

when there is a country that experiences a communist revolution,

the risk is that it will end up

by influencing its neighbours and making them communists too. So,

this led to the Vietnam War, which lasted 20 years,

from 1954 to 1974.

Unfortunately,

the least we can say is that for the moment we haven't had this founding speech from Trump, who communicates more via Twitter,

and even avoiding exaggeration, it's still pretty true.

He does this for sensitive subjects too.

So, we can't even rely on that discourse.

If you will allow me one last remark,

you point out that Trump

is quite heavily criticized.

This is not the first time that a President of the United States has been criticized, we can remember that George W. Bush,

who was severely criticized, even by Ronald Reagan,

as Françoise Coste points out very well in her biography of Bush, from 1981 to 1988.

- No big founding speech, Twitter communication,

collaborators who can be understood but who resign.

It's very difficult to read the Trump presidency,

although there is one thing that can be verified,

from a factual perspective,

and actions that are being undertaken internationally.

Can we identify from these actions,

and how he handles cases,

a guideline to Trump policy?

- So, this is the first reflection in terms of methodology, we could tell our students that it would be appropriate

to apply this to international relations, but that it could,

because this could be the downside,

immerse us in immediacy or factual information, or in

events as we know them today.

Unfortunately, even if it's a natural and a somewhat easier approach,

it's not going to be of much help to us in this case,

because in retrospect, we can distinguish

three types of behaviour under the Trump presidency. It is true

that there are a number of cases for which you feel an attitude,

in the long term, or a guideline, to come back quite rightly to what you said, I am thinking in particular of the Paris agreements

on climate, where it was clearly understood that at least there the United States would walk out.

Then there's the relationship with Iran, which is a country that was mentioned at a previous session,

where it is clear that not only is there a questioning

of the Treaty on Nuclear Agreements,

signed on 14 July 2015 in Vienna,

which now even has a policy of economic sanctions.

But the problem is that these cases are very limited.

There are many more on the one hand which are

ambiguous, not because they are ambiguous in themselves,

but because if we confront them

there may be doubt as to the actual line followed.

I'm going to take two examples if I may.

We see that the United States of America recognized Jerusalem

as the capital of Israel, which really hit the news,

and which may suggest a certain guideline,

but previously,

in May 2017 - and the recognition of Jerusalem was on 6 December

2017 - Donald Trump had signed trade agreements with Saudi Arabia for 380 billion dollars,

a third of which was for armaments.

So, when you take both together,

it's pretty hard to see if there is a

pro-Israeli policy, as is traditional in the United States, as they

also seem to want to get closer to a country

like Saudi Arabia, and then there are cases

that involve even more doubts,

in which there are clearly contradictions.

And there are two of them in particular,

the most significant, there is one that we will discuss later, with European countries,

but as for North Korea, it's even edifying, Olivier, if you don't mind me saying.

We shouldn't forget 19 September 2017,

the particularly virulent comments

at a UN General Assembly, no less.

Donald Trump had threatened North Korea with total destruction - these are very powerful words.

In the end he had a summit meeting in June 2018.

There is one thing we should remember,

never before had a U.S. president met a North Korean counterpart,

since the creation of North Korea, in other words since the 1950s.

And on top of that,

if we review the images, they are quite impressive.

The President of North Korea and Donald Trump are shaking hands,

and let's not forget that when the armistice was signed

in 1953, the Americans and North Koreans refused to shake hands.

So, there was

a 12-month interval,

and this policy that is clearly, well,

it may seem contradictory at first,

as far as relations with Russia are concerned,

we can see that we are oscillating between a desire to show friendship,

a good friendship with Vladimir Putin,

with the possibility of starting another Cold War, which does not simplify the interpretation,

even if in the end, we will try to bring out

a general impression of what might be

the logic that Donald Trump is currently following.

- So, no founding speeches,

no clearly defined, coherent actions in any case.

We have other sources

in Geopolitics, it means continuing by

comparing, and in particular by comparing to large systems, with a historical perspective,

so, we're going to get into some comparisons to see if anything comes out of it. - Certainly.

- The first comparison is with the doctrines that we have mentioned.

Where is Trump in relation to

the historical heritage of the United States?

- So, what is interesting is that it would be very tedious to state all the doctrines one by one, we have mentioned some of them,

so now we have to try and bring them together.

And here, I think we can indeed identify three principles.

There is one that we will call

Machiavellian, which is what Gérard Chaliand does in a book, America is Back. It's interesting,

even if the work is a little dated, it's from 2003,

I would recommend students to read it because

he tends to bring together the

great historical traditions, and there are three of them.

A realistic logic,

in which the balance of power, and in which we should

refrain from any moral perspective,

this would be Theodore Roosevelt, with the Big Stick theory we were talking about earlier.

There is a second one, which would be

moral, even moralizing,

that's very important, and not only that,

but we are getting into a moral logic in relations,

almost like a teacher,

there would be some kind of ascendency over other countries in this, because the United States has a unique history.

Or there is a special destiny in the United States.

We shouldn't forget that, because,

in this logic, we always perceive the positive dimension,

but we always forget some of it,

the dimension that could tend towards a certain hegemony.

Now with Woodrow Wilson, we always see the aspect that is

pacifist, almost a little naively,

but we forget the fact that being a teacher himself,

he had a strong belief that the United States was on a mission,

almost a divine mission, as it says in t he introduction to the Constitution.

It comes from Thomas Jefferson, so in fact, there would be this second main line,

and then there would be a third major line that is much later,

embodied by Ronald Reagan, in which there would be both the combination of a realistic approach,

and also, an approach that could almost be described as mechanical,

in the face of the Evil Empire, which Reagan said in a famous speech,

and which would be the Soviet Union. So,

to cut a long story short, more of an ultra-realistic approach,

a moral approach,

and an approach that would combine both. But frankly,

we're going to have to go a little further, because

considering what was said earlier,

the decisions taken by the Trum p presidency over the past 18 months

do not allow us to determine coherently

if it would be related to one of these three main sources.

- We're going to have to look even further back in time, and see if there's some kind of

cultural strategy that has been inherent in American politics

right from the start. - Yes, the point you raise is interesting.

It seems to me, because it allows us in addition

to raise a point that I think is very important

for our students,

the logic of strategic culture.

And it's interesting where they go to work in companies,

and where there is an author,

who is well known to both of us, a sociologist, Michel Crozier, who very early in 1977,

in a famous book, The Actor and the System,

showed

that you think you're completely free to make strategic choices,

but often,

even unconsciously, there is a tendency to reproduce patterns,

because they would have succeeded on the one hand,

but also, because they correspond to a cultural reading,

or to a reading we make of the world.

So, what is really interesting in this book is that

he uses

an event in international relations, the Cuban missile crisis,

and he shows that Kennedy resisted a major desire

of the American general staff, which advocated, it should be recalled, the total bombardment of the island.

If you allow me to develop this idea a little bit,

I think it's all the more interesting because when you take sports,

the main sport in the United States, American football,

which was created by Harvard University,

around 1895-96,

we can see that the United States also likes

anticipation in terms of strategy.

Which brings us back to the logic of doctrine.

American football is a sport that was

inspired by rugby, but in which Americans are told,

to reduce the risks,

you have to anticipate actions by building strategies upstream.

And so, in fact, there is already this first fundamental work,

and then it was completed in a book by Bruno Colson,

who seeks to understand American strategic culture.

The book was published in 1993,

and identifies a number of points

that have been prominent for 200 years.

And this is interesting precisely in the perspective of the Trump presidency,

it's important not to forget it, it's that the Americans,

obviously with nuances, because right now, they've been there for over 200 years.

They have more in general,

a diplomacy that is quite soft, to use an Anglo-Saxon term,

or flexible, but once they are in a conflict,

they are particularly determined and particularly tough in their choices.

We should remember the choice of nuclear bombs on the Japanese, although we tend to

forget it, and then the secession war they inflicted on themselves.

And as we said,

the Vietnam War, so in fact, what would emerge in a prominent way

from this analysis,

even if it isn't enough to explain the Trump doctrine,

is that there's still one thing,

once the United States has made a choice,

and in particular when they find themselves in a military situation,

they still tend to assume

rather violent strategic choices.

- So, the first comparison is with doctrines, Trump,

compared to previous doctrines,

Trump, the second comparison, in relation to American strategic culture,

which brings us to a third comparison that is crucial.

This is the international geopolitical context,

It's 2018,

and sometimes we have a tendency, and it's a bias we have,

all of us, thinking about the world as if we were in 1945.

However, there have been major changes,

and maybe this is a relevant interpretation to be able to understand Trump's action.

- Yes, I find this quite

interesting, perhaps even the most interesting and most paradoxical point,

because you rightly refer to the rupture of 1945, there is a second one

which also comes to mind, if you don't mind, the fall

of the Berlin Wall in 1989, and then the end of the Cold War, 1989-91.

Because after all,

we rightly had the impression that the Soviet Union was collapsing,

and that in the aftermath of the Cold War,

when we had two great powers to globalize the world,

but which opposed each other in everything, the Soviet Union on the one hand, and the United States on the other.

Suddenly, we were left with only one power,

which perhaps hadn't increased its intra-faction capacities,

but which in fact found itself alone,

with such power

as had never been seen before. Besides, we should recall,

that it was at this time

that the concept of the world police force was coming together,

and the rogue state.

That is to say, this was a globalized world, where the concept of globalization was beginning to emerge

and where there were two or three states that didn't behave properly,

which should be punished under UN mandate.

I am thinking in particular of the first war in Iraq,

from August 1990

to February 1991.

And this is very important because

in effect it was us.

I have the impression that everyone forgets this turning point.

There were 20 of us after that,

and it's not certain that the United States

is on the same latitude, due to the emergence of new countries on the one hand,

and neither the same means, perhaps due to a decline,

or increased competition, I am thinking in particular of China.

So, and this is something of a paradox,

today we tend to

still have this idea that the United States is unilateral,

it's an interesting concept, in other words hyper-realism,

they are the only ones to decide,

while their means are reportedly decreasing.

And I wonder if that's not

the best starting point to understand

what a Trump doctrine might look like, as we're going to try and define it now.

- So, let's go, I suggest we ask what is this Trump doctrine?

- If we combine all the comparisons we have just made,

which is quite interesting.

First of all, it's true that you could have the feeling that it's pretty much disconnected.

But there are still two or three major trends

that emerge. First of all,

there's a lot of confusion

between the financial aspect and the geopolitical aspect.

And there we have an issue that has not yet been mentioned and that I think is fundamental.

It's the links between the United States, so it concerns us first and foremost,

and the European Union, or NATO.

And that came to light

at the G7 meeting

on 9 June 2018,

and at the Extraordinary NATO Summit in Brussels,

on 11 July 2018.

Because Trump, on Twitter, by the way,

made it perfectly clear,

from his point of view,

that it is not acceptable

for Americans to devote

3.5 to 4% of their GDP

which comes to around $700 billion for this year

while Europeans, despite their commitment,

and we have to be honest about this,

there are only 7 of them

out of 27, or 28 if you include the United Kingdom,

which would be at 2% as promised by the Europeans

in terms of financial and military commitment.

So, Trump's argument is to say,

it's really quite inconceivable

that we have to ensure the safety of Europeans,

Europeans who benefit from it

and then at the same time wage a trade war against us,

flood us with their products,

and here we can see that Germany was a particular target.

And the interesting thing is that

in fact, under the guise of a comeback of unilateralism,

if you don't mind my saying so,

or strong power, you can see that here,

if there was any synthesis in terms of a slogan, it was America First.

Trump used this a lot in his

speeches during the campaign.

In fact, one might wonder if under a speech that looks

very strong, there is not a weakness

that looks like

baring yourself.

And that is the link with our previous intervention,

because here, paradoxically, the Americans

are making more and more decisions on their own,

because they are increasingly obsessed by financial issues.

There is a book by Bob Houdward that is quite interesting,

it was written in 2010, and dates back to Barack Obama's presidency,

because what is striking in relation to the dialectics we are trying to understand

is that Bob Houward shows that at some point when Barack Obama was being asked whether he would send

a new contingent to Afghanistan, as that was the question,

and above all, how big it would be,

Obama made an intermediate choice,

but which was less strategically driven,

based on financial reasons - basically the President said quite clearly

that they would send 30,000 men, and not 100,000 as the U.S. military wanted,

because it would be too expensive for the American taxpayer. So, here we can see that there is a financial obsession.

It's under the aspect of this financial obsession,

which in effect

we can see that Trump tries to separate

from money,

to say that he wants to reinvest in the United States, and we can see that

in particular, because there will be mid-term elections in the United States, we must not forget that,

he wants to show the American voters that it's no longer about the American voters

being the only ones to guarantee world safety.

So, I think that explains

that we're much more piecemeal

with these cases, because we're obsessed

by the immediacy of profitability

both political and financial.

And maybe the Trump doctrine

is a doctrine that combines this point of view

with the logic

I wouldn't say self-righteous, because it might be a little paradoxical,

but in any case related to internal politics,

a bit like Woodrow Wilson,

but more of ultra-realism

like Theodore Roosevelt,

and what would perhaps be interesting, Olivier, as a conclusion,

would be to

make some sense of the two opening matters, which brings us

to ask ourselves

this question which is related to the Trump doctrine,

which on the one hand is that this Trump doctrine, what we try to extract from it

doesn't bring us to ask ourselves the question about

what the real means of the United States are in the world today,

from a financial and military point of view, so

in the end we are not

holding onto an image that is somewhat dated and no longer corresponds to reality.

With resources that are shrinking,

and then there's a second point,

which is whether Trump is in the end an exception

in this reading, or if rather he is a firm trend

and so if there are from that point of view

still marked differences between the Republican and Democratic parties,

or rather a cumbersome consensus

that would ultimately be trapped in several objective realities

that we can't escape from.

- Fabrice, I would like to propose something, we will ask the students these two questions on the forum

of the Geopolitical Rendez-Vous, and it will be up to them to determine

which axis they would prefer,

and we'll answer that question at a future session.

- I'd be happy to. Thank you, Olivier. - Thank you, Fabrice.

Thank you all for following us in this new session, we'll see you again

very soon for the Geopolitical Rendez-Vous.

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What I basically do is visit the players and give them some nutritional guidelines so that they can improve their objectives.

For example: gaining muscle mass, losing fat mass, gaining weight. It depends on the athlete because each and every one has different objectives.

It's as if it were additional training to the sessions out on the pitch because through proper dieting, performance improves.

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Part of my job is to calculate the nutritional values of all the dishes we serve here in our dining room.

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A dining room has to offer everything, a varied and balanced diet.

Our students are teenagers. They are in full growth stage, they have to eat everything.

It is important not to be restrictive. We're working with athletes, they burn a lot of calories.

I don't want to be the diet police. I am not a dining room supervisor.

What I want is to make a pact with our players.

Most of them are between 14 and 19 years old, which means they are completely capable of thinking for themselves, and that's what they really need.

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1.4 Vocabulario de Español - Las Personas [People in Spanish] - Duration: 5:57.

Hey guys and welcome to another lesson

with idiomaPRO.com.

I'm Professor Karin

and I'm Professor Philly

And we are your Spanish teachers!

Today we are going to talk

about people in Spanish.

For example:

I'm a woman

and I am a man

I am Mrs. Acevedo

and I am Mr. Phillips.

I am an adult

and I am an adult.

Sometimes.

In this lesson we will learn

all these words and many more.

So, guys

Let's go!

Well guys, let's start off the lesson

by talking about the youngest people

That is, babies.

A baby is someone newborn,

like in this example,

"The baby has blue eyes."

And if it's female

we say "the baby."

We can change the article

depending on the gender

but the word baby does not change.

Someone a little older

between more or less two years

until puberty

is a boy.

For example:

"The boy is in elementary school."

And if it's female

we say "the girl."

For example:

"The girl is in elementary school."

After entering puberty

that person is a teenager

as you can see in the example here,

"He is a teenager."

And "She is a teenager."

Did you see that we don't use

an article here?

We use an article (a/an)

only if there is an adjective.

That's why in the example I said,

"He is a teenager,"

without an article

but if we have an adjective

we can say something like

"He is a happy teenager."

Or in case of the females we say,

"She is a happy teenager."

And when you're big,

when you are grown, mature

You can say, "I'm a man."

Or in my case "I am a woman."

As we just saw

with the word "teenager"

we don't have to use

an article in front of the words

"man" or "woman."

Unless...

There is an adjective.

For example:

"I am a man,"

or "I'm an intelligent man."

In my case, "I am a woman,"

"I am an intelligent woman."

The word "boy"

it can refer to a variety of people.

It can be a child, a teenager,

or even a young man.

There is a variety of possibilities.

In case of the females,

the word "girl"

refers to a girl, to a teenager,

or a young woman.

But if you are already grown

and you are not so young

you can say, "I'm an adult."

Or in my case, "I'm an adult."

We put an "a" at the end.

Of course.

With the word "adult" or "adult"

we do not have to use an article

unless we have an adjective

as in the examples

"I'm an adult," (without article)

but "I am a responsible adult."

Or in my case,

"I am a responsible adult."

And our last words have to do

with someone's marital status.

If you are a man, you simply say,

"Mister" plus your last name.

In the case of women

You can use the title of

"Miss" plus your last name

if you are single

But if you are married

you can use the term

"Misses" plus your last name.

So she is Mrs. Acevedo

and he is Mr. Phillips.

And a final note that I would like to add

if you want to talk about people in general

without specifying whose you are exactly talking

you can use the term "people."

Can you give us an example

how to use that phrase "people"?

Of course. For example:

The people of Chile are very nice.

Notice that the word "people" is feminine and singular

even though we use it

to refer to all people in general.

Well guys, I hope you liked today's lesson.

But remember that now that you have learned

you have to practice.

And how are they going to practice?

For that we have

our whole Red Playlist:

the Conversation Playlist.

So, is there something else

What would you like to add, Mrs. Acevedo?

Well, Mr. Phillips,

only that we'll see each other

in the next lesson.

Bye!

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I decided to record ...

I decided ...

to get painted with a "catrín" face

tonight to enjoy the atmosphere more.

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Materials 1200 ml water 1,5 tablespoons of salt 1 teaspoon lemon salt 2/3 tea cup vinegar Your desired vegetables

1200 ml water

1 teaspoon lemon salt

1,5 tablespoons of salt

2/3 tea cup vinegar

Wash jars with boiling water

20-25 days to stand in a cool place without light

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IBS FODMAP: Confusing and didn't work. What's missing? - Duration: 6:04.

Wendy Leung: Tried Low FODMAP and still drowning in IBS symptoms?

Watch this video to learn why that's happening and what's missing to get you better.

For the most helpful information you'll find about IBS online, subscribe to my channel

and hit the bell to be notified when I post a new video every Friday.

If Low FODMAP or any other diet isn't taming your IBS, by the end of this video, you'll

have a more effective way of busting your IBS for good.

I'm Wendy Leung: Holistic Health & Happiness Coach, Licensed Acupuncturist, and Powerhouse

IBS Conqueror.

I've been just as confused as you are about IBS and food.

I teach my clients the right way to heal their guts and now I'm sharing with you too.

I'm continuing my series on IBS therapies and today we're talking about one that you've

probably heard of the Low FODMAP diet.

The Low FODMAP diet is the most commonly talked about therapy for IBS and it's the one that

most healthcare practitioners will tell you to follow.

FODMAP stands for fermentable, oligosaccharides, disaccharides, monosaccharides and polyols.

These are essentially types of carbs that some people have a hard time digesting.

There's a FODMAP food database that's updated by Monash University and some of the common

foods to avoid include some dairy, legumes, wheat-based breads, processed sugar, cruciferous

veggies, and some meats.

There's also a list of Low FODMAP foods that are deemed safe to eat from an IBS Low FODMAP

diet perspective.

Part of the challenge in trying to follow the Low FODMAP diet is that it's just a list

of foods.

People often tell me that they're handed this list at their medical office with no other

guidance to help them through it.

Without a specific system to follow you can often feel lost and give up because it's too

confusing to track on your own.

Has the Low FODMAP diet worked for you?

Let me know by dropping a yes or a no in the comments below.

It's not that the Low FODMAP diet is wrong, but from a Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective,

or TCM for short, and from a holistic health perspective, it's missing a few key things.

Firstly, FODMAPs aren't the only trigger for IBS.

Even if you eliminate the entire high FODMAP list and only eat what's left, you may still

end up flaring up your IBS symptoms.

For example, it makes sense that carbonated drinks would cause excessive gas and painful

bloating, but they're not on the FODMAP list.

And while the FODMAP list approves soft cheeses from a TCM perspective, all dairy slows down

your gut.

Secondly, everyone's constitution is different, which means everyone's digestive system is

different, so not everyone's going to react the same way to all foods.

Some FODMAPs might be triggers for you, but others might not, which makes it a confusing

process to figure out on your own.

Thirdly, while the Low FODMAP diet tells you what to and not to eat, it doesn't tell you

how to eat it.

From a TCM perspective, how you prepare your foods is just as important as what you're

eating.

In the episode called IBS Trigger Foods, I explained that IBS enemy number three is cold

and raw foods, and here's why.

Your digestive system is like a campfire.

We need to feed it the right fuel or food to keep it running and to keep it running

well.

With IBS, your digestive fire is weak, so the wrong foods can make it sluggish or put

it out altogether.

High FODMAP foods can be hard on the digestive system so they fall into the category of the

wrong fuel.

But cold and raw foods are hard to digest too.

So while carrots and green beans might be considered safe, FODMAP foods, if you eat

them raw and crunchy, your weak gut will have a hard time digesting them and you'll end

up flaring your IBS symptoms again.

Fourthly, if that's a word, the Low FODMAP diet doesn't tell you when to eat.

Your body craves routine and having a regular eating time will teach it when to devote its

attention to digestion.

This is important because you're weak gut needs all the help it can get to perform its

regular functions, but the biggest problem with only following the Low FODMAP diet to

heal your IBS is this.

IBS isn't just a digestive condition.

Even though it seems like most of your symptoms are gut related, IBS is more complicated than

that, and it can't be resolved by only focusing on food.

From a TCM perspective, IBS is a combination of an already weak gut and mental-emotional

stress.

So even if you've locked down all your food triggers and you're following that diet to

a T, your IBS will probably still rear its ugly head whenever you're feeling stressed

and anxious.

So the real key to IBS freedom?

A therapy that includes nutrition, intuitive healing, stress management, and positive emotional

resilience.

If all of that sounds too overwhelming and impossible to do on your own, I totally hear

you.

But I'm super excited to share with you that I recently launched a self-study version of

my Conquer IBS, Reignite Your Life Program, which will guide you step-by-step from right

where you are right now, all the way to IBS free.

And if you happen to be watching this episode while it's brand new and fresh, you might

be able to catch the early bird and launch prices.

That includes some live bonus support from me too.

Make sure you check it out.

The link is in the description box below.

And to get some extra TCM friendly advice to help reboot your gut, make sure that you

sign up for my newsletter and I will send you a mini-recipe booklet right into your

inbox.

The link for that is below too.

If you like this video, let me know by liking it below.

Drop a comment with the word helpful and let me know what your biggest aha moment was.

Also, make sure that you share this with all of your fellow IBS Conquerors, because we

want to make sure that we spread the word that IBS is not a forever thing, and so I

can help you guys beat this together.

I have so much more to share with you about all things IBS, so make sure that you subscribe

to my channel and then you hit that bell so that you're getting those notifications every

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Budget: Saving Up for Down Payment Dave Ramsey Style - Printable Pdf - Duration: 10:33.

Hey guys, I hope you've been enjoying those travel videos that I put up

about traveling Denmark for this whole summer

That was the last of them this last week

And so I just thought I'd push this budget video till this week and do four months altogether. So let's dive in

This is gonna be July, August, September, and October

Our budget for July was actually kind of boring because most of our expenses for that whole month was covered by our

vacation fund because we were hardly home at all

So that one was pretty much on point and we did go over slightly

But that was just covered in August. Max's category did go over slightly in August

But then it was way under in July and in general I was just trying to hold back a little bit because I knew that

we have some big purchases coming up for winter gear and jackets and winter boots and all that kinds of stuff

in September and October which they did so I was able to pretty much cover that. I think and evened out by the end of

October i'm not sure if it did go in till November

a little bit but those winter boots for Scandinavia. They're expensive.

Morten has stayed within his budget or even slightly under since we upped it a little bit

So that has been a big win.

When talking about July and August

I want to touch a little bit on the bigger

purchases or bigger expenses because I feel like these keep popping up every single month, and I know that we can stop them ourselves

but it's just maybe you can relate

So Max's birthday was in July and mine was in August

So we did have two birthday parties and Morten and I went out to a really nice dinner

So that was an extra expense, but still I wanted to celebrate my birthday and I did plan for some of it

but this was just kind of like a surprise thing, but really nice

One thing that we did decide to do was that we decided to purchase a trampoline for the garden for Max because he is so

energetic and we have the most boring garden. There's hardly anything out there

So except for a small little slide which is like, okay

we have to do something and we've been traveling to these RV parks

and they have like trampolines and stuff and he just loves

jumping. So I looked online and I found it on sale and we got a really good deal on it

and then we asked everyone in the family that wanted to give

a present that it could pitch in on this trampoline

So they did. But we still had to cover the rest like the remaining price of it ourselves

which did come out of the stuff that we would otherwise have put into savings. So it's fine. I'm good with it

We bought a good trampoline. It's good quality. It's gonna last us for at least 10 years

So no worries, but it was just a bigger expense and that expense was in

2018. We could have chosen not to do that and we could have chosen to go with a

cheaper brand but I just have so many friends who have done that and

they're all kind of sick of their trampolines because

they're not really good and they're not working and they fall apart after two years

I just figured we were gonna use that thing a lot. So we went ahead in it and did it

I also purchased Morten's birthday present in August, even though it's not until December.

It's just because I found the perfect show in the theater and I knew that he would really like it.

So I got it and we've already gone actually and he did love it.

So it was worth all the money, but that's just an expense

that usually doesn't come until November/December and I bought that in August as well

so that was an extra expense, too.

And then at the end of August we decided that we would buy a washer/dryer combo

for the our bathroom because

we had to ease the laundry situation

I'm in charge of the laundry and I've been running downstairs

in the basement and that is just a hassle to do that

And there's 12 of us living in this house altogether, which is awesome, but it can put a line (queue)

at the laundry and if we have stuff for max that really needs to get washed

it just meant I could run up and down the stairs

so many times and would be booked and I would forget a wash and

then had to rewash it because I didn't switch it over to dry

We actually talked about getting one of these when Max was born

But we didn't because we didn't think it could fit in the bathroom

but now we're just like, okay, let's just get it and I think it was on sale for like

25% off or something so we did get a good deal and it has worked phenomenally

It has helped a laundry situation

so much more and I can really recommend it

and we did cash flow it so it didn't go into debt doing it

But that just meant that we bought the combo and the trampoline in the same month

So not a whole lot of savings left for August.

In September everything was pretty much on budget plus minus ten bucks or so

Which I'm really proud of so we did get on groceries and all our pocket money and date money and all that stuff

So that's a big win for me

The only two categories that were kind of tricky this month were again extra expenses

We had two weddings in September and a bachelor party

and that meant that we had two trips to Copenhagen

which is on a different Island.

So we had to go over the bridge four times which is kind of expensive or one of the times we took the ferry

but that's way more expensive travel time is just a little shorter

So I did try to estimate how much all of this would cost

including the gifts and the clothes and all that stuff and we still did go over by

about 50 bucks. So I tried to estimate it, but that's just off a little bit

But do you know that when you have like categories like this?

You're just like well

this is gonna cost something but I don't know how much exactly and

then I went to the chiropractor a few times in September because

I had a headache and I just couldn't get rid of it. So

some of that did go over slightly as well

I adjusted the budget to cover this expense and we were just slightly over by the end of the month

But that's because I know that we're gonna get a refund from our insurance. They're gonna cover some of the cost

It just takes a few months before that happens, but then the money will automatically go into her account and that will cover that

extra expense so all in all the that's fine

Moving on to October where we actually did really good and this is the first month where Morten and I have sat down and

agreed on the budget together before the month started

Usually I just kind of do it and I've been wanting to have him more on board on this for a while and

It's just like okay, let's do this and it actually really worked. So we stayed within budget

It was just like a few bucks over or under on several of the categories, but all in all were on budget

but it does look like I'm gonna have to adjust the

Transportation category because I think there's a theme here that every month

we're just like we do drive more to visit grandparents and stuff like that than we did even a year or two ago and

that just puts more fuel expenses in there

And we do tend to take the car driving downtown during the winter

especially instead of biking and that adds more to the parking so.

We choose convenience and that kind of stuff over being cold outside and freezing

So we just have to add the money in there

But that's actually one feature that I wished that "Every Dollar" had

I use "Every Dollar" as my budgeting tool and I love it, but I wish that I could see my own

monthly averages on every category. I would actually know how much I've spent on transportation

by monthly average up until this day in

2018. That would be amazing. So if anyone from "Every Dollar" Dave Ramsey solutions out there is watching

Please have that in there

please

So let's move on to savings

Yay. Because we finally have some savings that I can mark off on my little chart that I made

I made this sheet and I

can put it as a link in the

description as a PDF if you want it. I drew a little house on here and made all these bricks and I've made this fit

so that up to here is what we want to cover our

20% of a

payment on our house. We want to buy a house at some point. We don't have to go all the way up here

We could stop around here

But that just kind of depends on the price

Off the house that we find.

If we find one that's a little less money than we can go down to around here, but ideal

we want to go up there. Why not be ambitious, but I'm really interested in knowing

How did you guys go around saving up for your house? Did you put the five percent down?

10 percent? What do you do?

Did you buy it cash?

Which we're probably not gonna be able to do in this area that we're in because it's very expensive

I don't even know if we can get anything less than

300,000 probably

We might end up in a tiny house or

a tiny little apartment somewhere, but we'll see.

So far that's the plan and we'll just see how far we get

But how did you go about buying your house?

Please share your wisdom and your experiences with me down below

and how fast did you pay it off? Let's fill it out

That felt so good

On our way

and by the way, we also

have on the side of this cash flowed to celebrate our

Copper wedding anniversary. That's a thing in Denmark. It's 12 and a half years

so that has been cash flowed over here kind of on the side and it's not the same amount, but it's probably like

Like this much and that's a priority we've chosen to do so, I cannot wait for this to go all the way up here

That's gonna be fun

That's it for this time guys. See you guys next time. Bye

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Thanksgiving Keto Gravy! | Low Carb Gravy | Another video with my mom! - Duration: 5:17.

So we're back with another video -- a little quickie video about keto-friendly

gravy, which we will start right after this. Hey, guys! Welcome to A.D. Keto. This is

the channel where you can watch a weird dad work his way through the ketogenic

diet. I do some eating vlogs, I do some keto product reviews... product reviews, and I do some

keto recipes every now and then. If this is your first time here, please consider

subscribing, and if you do, make sure you're on Notification Squad by

clicking the bell. So I'm back with my mom. We're doing a quick video about

gravy, and how you can make a keto-friendly gravy. So let's get into it. What

we're doing is we're just heating up some oil and some butter. That's butter. I know. I put a

little olive oil in there, too.

You want to do all of these? Yeah, if we can fit them all. So we're making

these chicken thighs. We're gonna use the drippings from these, plus some xanthan

gum, plus some bone broth. Right. And we'll make some keto-friendly gravy. And I hope

it comes out. I've never used xanthan gum as a thickener in gravy before, so we

will see. Should be good, though. And this is the good stuff, right here on the bottom.

That has all the chicken flavor that we're gonna use. Love that. So how are we

gonna thicken this up? I'm gonna put some xanthan gum in it, and add a little more

liquid in the form of bone broth to the juices that are already in there. We'll

let that broth heat up till it's simmering again, and then take the

chicken out.

With this wooden spoon, I'm just going to stir some of the chicken... the flavor sticks to the

bottom of the pan, so I want to make sure that I get that up. And you'll see it

kind of changes the color a little darker. So let's just add a tablespoon of

xanthan gum, and see where that gets

us. Let's stir that puppy up. Yeah... yeah that's something...

Smoothing out, yeah. You know what? We can put a little more liquid in. I'm gonna

pour a little. It's cooking down, now. Look how nice that is.

It's actually a little bit too thick with one tablespoon, so we're gonna put

some more liquid... it depends how you like your gravy I guess. Maybe a whisk would be

better in there, Mom? Yeah. There's one right there in the Lego thing.

It's thickening up again.

So I think we probably have like, three-quarters of a cup of broth in

there, in addition to the drippings -- the pan drippings that were there -- so that

looks pretty good, right now. Do you think the... as far as thickness? Yeah, that's...

that looks like gravy. To make it thinner, if you did want thinner gravy,

just put in a little more broth. Mm-hmm. So that's it. Nice! Well, that's pretty

easy. Yeah, pretty good. So we think this needs a little salt? I just taste-tested

it. Needs a little salt. WHOA! I thought it was a shaker!

I think that'll be fine.

It should be plenty salty now, and I think it's gonna be good.

Same thing -- this has...look. I know. Do NOT shake this into there.

There we go. Yeah, that's pretty thick, huh? I like it...I like it thick. I kind of like

it thick. You like it thick, right, Sare? This is scoop-able, not pour-able. We're

going to test this gravy on the dish that we made last week. It's this

stuffing, so that's nice and thick. You're taller than me, you've got it my face!

It goes up here when you eat. It goes up here. Don't hog it all. That's good. Oh,

yeah. I mean, this... this stuffing is delicious, but this gravy makes it...

Perfect. It is astoundingly good. So yeah, the thing with the gravy -- it seems to be

a little bit of a dance.. Like you...you know, you do your chicken thighs or

whatever, add the xanthan gum -

if it's looking too thick. add a little bit more

broth, if it's a little thin, maybe a touch more xanthan gum.

So that'll wrap it up, guys. I hope you have a fantastic Thanksgiving. It's

coming up next week. We just did a couple little videos about things you could do

for Thanksgiving -- stuffing, gravy. Classics. But I hope your Thanksgiving is

wonderful, and I hope you have a fantastic day. Mom, thanks so much for helping out again. It was fun!

And we'll see you next time. Enjoy!

Sare, what do you think? That's delicious.

It's a reasonable facsimile of

stuffing and gravy, but Aaron likes the gravy too thick, so much so that you

need to slice it. I like a slice of gravy on my stuffing.

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The 4 THINGS I Do In My Online Course Business EVERY DAY - Duration: 12:30.

Hey everyone, Jacques Hopkins here,

and in this video I'm going to show you

the four things that I do every single day

for my online course business, Piano In 21 Days.

(high energy music)

I'm doing this video because when I finally got

to the point where my online course

was bringing in enough to support my family,

I was working crazy hours just

to support the whole business.

But now, I'm working less than I ever have

on Piano In 21 Days and bringing in more than I ever have.

And sometimes I'll do more than these four things,

especially when I'm really focused on growth.

But for the times when I just wanna keep

the train on the tracks and reap the benefits

of this passive income machine that I've built,

I know that if I just do these four things every single day

then the machine that is Piano In 21 days

will keep humming along nicely,

continue to bring in passive income for my family,

and help people all over the world learn piano.

So if I wanna take the day off of work

or the week or heck, even the month,

I make sure that I'm doing this 10 minutes of work each day

so that even without me in the business all day, every day,

I know that everything is in order.

So let's get into it with the first thing.

The very first thing I do when

I start my workday is I look at my daily report

that my assistant puts together for me.

This report is ready for me at 8:15AM every morning

and that includes Saturdays and Sundays.

On the report is several KPIs,

or Key Performance Indicators,

that I like to look at just to make sure

everything is running smoothly.

I like to think of Piano In 21 days

as a nearly fully automatic machine.

And by glancing at this report every morning,

I know if that machine is running like it should

or if it needs a little grease anywhere.

So let's go ahead and jump over to the computer

and I'll show you what my daily report looks like

and how I go about looking at it each day.

(whooshing)

Okay, so I'm at my computer and today is November the 14th

and so I can see the past seven days at any given time.

So you can see yesterday right here is November 13th

and then we have November 11th and so on.

So the past seven days, not including today,

is what I can see.

The first KPI, or Key Performance Indicator,

that I like to see is how many sales, total sales,

like how many copies of my course,

Piano In 21 Days, did I sell yesterday, for example?

So I sold three courses yesterday,

the day before that was four,

on the 11th I had a very, very good day,

I sold 11 courses and so on,

and then everything is averaged out here on the right.

So I can see that the past seven days

I averaged selling five courses.

The next line is the Revenue From New Sales

and so yesterday I made $1,091 in revenue

and here's the rest of the week

and a seven day average was over $1,600.

And then this Past Sales is actually my payment plan.

So when people sign up, they have an option to pay in full

or I do give a six month payment plan option.

So this is how much money may have come through

on a particular day from payment plans, and the average.

Next is my Amazon Affiliate Income,

so I do a lot of like piano and keyboard recommendations

and I include affiliate links so I make a little bit

of money from Amazon through that

and you can see how much I've made there.

Next we have Overall Traffic.

So this is unique visitors to my site.

So I can kinda see a trend if anything is turning downward

and maybe I need to look into it a little bit more,

why my traffic might be down?

Or, if something is occurring and I have a spike in traffic.

This is fairly steady over the course of the week

and pretty typical numbers for my traffic

and then I see a breakdown of, okay,

how much of that traffic was just organic,

like Google search?

How much of it was paid advertising?

And then you'll notice that these two numbers don't add up

to this because I have other forms of traffic

like coming from my email list and other places

that I don't necessarily want to see on a daily basis.

Next we have the Opt-in Page Visitors,

it's really important to my business

that I get a steady flow of new email subscribers

into my funnel, so I wanna see this,

so this is how many people actually ended up

on my Opt-in Page and this is the percentage

of people that converted from a Page Visitor

to an actual email address.

And so you can see typically I'm shooting for about 50%,

I wanna make sure that that is in order,

so I know if this number goes way down,

something is wrong, something is broken

and you can see the total number

of email subscribers is down here.

I want to keep this close to 100, ideally,

would be my target there.

And then this is Google SEO clicks,

so I am focused on SEO right now,

so I wanna see the number of clicks per day

from just organic Google search increasing on a daily basis.

(whooshing)

The second thing that I do each day

is I log into my accounting software, Freshbooks,

and make sure everything is in order there.

I accept all my payments through Stripe

and then I use Zapier to then create

the payment in Freshbooks.

And then as far as my expenses go,

all of my expenses are automatically imported

into Freshbooks from my credit card.

So each day I make sure all

of my expenses are categorized correctly,

I make sure all the payments

from the past 24 hours look correct

and just overall make sure things are

in order with my accounting.

So now let's go ahead and jump over to Freshbooks

on my computer and I'll show you what that looks like.

(whooshing)

Alright, now, I've just logged into my Freshbooks account

and right on the dashboard you can always see just kind

of an overall view of how you're doing

for the year and kind of a month-by-month breakdown

if you care to take a look at that.

But what I like to do each day

is I click on invoices and all of my payments,

whether somebody chose to pay in full

or it's a payment plan payment, they're all in here.

So like this $497 payment I know is somebody

that's signed up for my Ultimate package,

whereas this $57 payment, I know,

is somebody that signed up for my Essential package

at the payment plan, the monthly payment plan.

So I just make sure there's no duplicates,

everything seems to be relatively in order,

this one's pretty quick.

So then I go over to my Expenses

and just make sure everything looks good here.

We had some USPS expenses,

Microsoft Bing ads, that looks good.

Here's one from REV.com

which they categorized as Entertainment

and I love to use REV.com to get my videos transcribed,

that way I can upload the fully accurate captions

to the videos.

It's a good feature and YouTube really appreciates

when you do that and likes to rank your videos higher.

But that is certainly not Entertainment,

so I can come in here and change this

to Online Services,

and hit Save.

So that all looks good other than that one

from the past few days and that's pretty much all

I do on a daily basis inside of my accounting software.

Everything seems to be in order.

(whooshing)

Now the third thing I do, each and every day,

in my business is something not a lot of people do,

especially those looking to spend

as little time as possible in their business.

But, if you are selling online courses

or really selling anything, then I highly recommend

you make this a part of your routine, too.

What I do is I send a short video message

to everyone that has purchased my course

over the past 24 hours.

I've been doing this for the past year

and I've sent well over 1,000 of these messages

and I'm telling you, my customers appreciate this

more than you can ever imagine.

It's really the best way to onboard your customers

and I'm finding I get less refund requests

and I find that it actually makes students more successful

because they're more excited to get started

and they know that I'm here for them,

I'm a real person, ready to help them

if they need it along the way.

Here's a few responses that I've gotten

from these videos in just the past week.

Theresa said, "Hi Jacques.

"Thank you very much for this recorded message

"that is personally for me.

"Wow! "Great touch, Jacques.

"Thank you."

And then Paul said, "So impressed and pleased

"with your personal welcome greeting, Jacques.

"I just ordered my keyboard this AM

"for delivery on Friday.

"Anxious to start.

"I've been waiting decades for this moment.

"Best, Paul."

And finally, here's Lisa said, "You are so sweet!

"Thank you for creating this program!

"It's been a long time since I've been

"this excited about something!"

And that's just a small sample of the responses

that I get from these.

You have nothing to lose, just try doing this

and see how much your customers appreciate it.

Now the software that I like to use to make this super,

super easy is called Bonjoro.

And each time someone purchases Piano In 21 Days,

a task is automatically created for me in the Bonjoro App.

And then when I open the Bonjoro App each day,

I can see the tasks waiting for me.

I can see who purchased, which package they purchased,

and it's ready for me to just

start recording my short video.

So let me go ahead and show you what

my routine looks like each day with Bonjoro.

I'm gonna go ahead and open my Bonjoro App

and I can see everybody that has purchased

my course over the past 24 hours

and I can see their name and which package they purchased.

Let me go ahead and show you what it looks like on my phone.

Alright, so here is the App

and I'm gonna click on Cassidi and then click on record.

Alright, so then I just hit the record button,

then I can start recording my Bonjoro,

so let me go ahead and do that now.

Hey Cassidi, this is Jacques and I just wanted

to personally welcome you to Piano In 21 Days.

Thank you so much for signing up

for the Ultimate package yesterday.

I hope everything is going well with that so far,

I just really appreciate you trusting me to be your guide

and your piano teacher in this process.

Good luck to you and I look forward

to chatting with you more as you go through the course.

Alright, so that is recorded now

and I can go ahead and hit send or I can type in a message.

I'm just gonna say Cassidi welcome to the course

and hit Done and Send.

And that's all there is to it.

And then I have two more Bonjoros on my list

because of the people that purchased,

the other two people that purchased

over the past 24 hours, I'll send those as well.

All in all, Bonjoro never takes me more

than a couple of minutes each day unless

I just get an incredible surge

of sales in any one particular day.

But I like to stay on top of that

because if I let that go a few days,

then it would be a lot of work.

And I want people receiving those Bonjoros,

those messages from me, within 24 hours of signing up.

And guys, I'm putting a link below this video,

if you wanna just try out Bonjoro for free,

there's a link below to get a 14-day free trial,

and even after that trial,

Bonjoro's only like $20 or $25 a month.

Alright, at this point,

you may be wondering about emails.

I've gone over three of the four things,

I haven't even mentioned email yet.

I used to spend over half of my work day

just responding to emails and customer support requests.

That is, until I outsourced it.

My assistant, Emily, now helps me manage my email inbox

and customer support requests.

She is a rock star at this

and probably 99% of the time, none of it needs my attention.

But, the fourth thing that I do everyday

is that I do log into my email inbox

to see if anything is there that does need my attention.

So now I'm going to go ahead

and jump back over to my computer for the last time

and show you my process for my email Inbox.

(whooshing)

Alright, so normally I would do this in the morning,

but it is more the afternoon,

and so I've gotten some new emails today

that Emily has not been able to deal with yet.

So that's what these are sitting here,

those are just waiting for her.

But, I can see there was an email

from yesterday that does need my attention,

so what she'll do is she'll go ahead

and create the draft and she'll put ATTN

in the actual draft and explain why it needs my attention.

So then I can go in there and give it the attention it needs

and I can deal with that myself.

There's normally not more than one or two of these in a day,

sometimes zero, but she does a really good job

of just calling things to my attention

that need my attention and telling me exactly why,

then I can go in and deal with it.

Otherwise, she is helping me handle these.

(whooshing) So guys, that's it.

Those are the four things that I do each and every day

in my online course business, Piano In 21 Days.

I've taken two months off at a time

and my business ran just fine because I made sure

that I was still doing these four things.

I'm sure you've heard of the four-hour work week,

but guys, you can literally get down to a one-hour work week

if you're doing just these four things

for when you're not in a season of growth.

So for more tips like this on how you can run both

a profitable and efficient online course business,

or to be mentored by me in your online course business,

head over to TheOnlineCourseGuy.com.

(whooshing)

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Curly - Everything is Fading (Official Video) - Duration: 4:54.

You're choosing her

instead of me

We're losing our friendship

I can't blame you this is your choice

I respect your decision

it was made with precision

I wish that I remained the same

same girl you saw

saw for the first time

This is life everything changes

Like rain, clouds and storm

Everything is Fading

Everything is Fading

Everything is Fading

Everything is Fading

I'm sorry for

for what I've said

Those words were

another side of me

And I'm a fool

but so were you

You poured salt

into my wound

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Prince Harry comforts a boy, six, who lost his mother as a baby - Duration: 19:06.

Prince Harry consoled a six-year-old boy telling him 'life will be alright' after discovering he had too lost his mother during a touching exchange on Tuesday

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were on a walkabout at the Viaduct in Aukland on their penultimate day of their royal tour and spent time greeting well-wishers who lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the royal couple

At one point Harry, 34, was introduced to six-year-old schoolboy Otia Nante by his grandmother Te Nante, 52, who passes the prince a letter that her grandson had written that morning

She then adds: 'He really looks up to you because he actually lost his mummy too.'In a touching gesture Harry then takes the little boys arm before asking how old he was when she died to which he replies, 'nearly one

'Harry then tells him 'don't you worry about having just one parent, where's your dad?' Otia's grandmother then explains that she has been raising him

Then looking Otia straight in the eye Harry says: 'Life will always be alright, you know that?He continues: 'I made it to 34-years-old and life is great I have a beautiful wife and a baby on the way, you're life is going to be sorted don't you worry about that

'The royal then even posed for a selfie with the beaming schoolboy.  According to local news site news

com.au the mother had taken her own life and father-to-be Harry was in high praise of Otia's grandmother

He told her: 'You're doing a great job, Nan. Nans are so important in our lives

' Following their meeting with the royal the 52-year-old grandmother spoke to News Corp, and said: 'Harry just said 'everything will be fine, you will grow up to be strong and positive'

" Following their walkabout on Tuesday the royal couple joined the Prime Minister of New Zealand for a reception at the Auckland War Memorial Museum, who praised the 'incredible' Duchess of Sussex for continuing to work while pregnant

 Jacinda Ardern, who gave birth to her own baby in June, lauded Meghan for the 'role she's playing at such an often tiring time,' adding: 'I have real empathy and I think she's incredible

' The PM praised the couple as they arrived for one of their final engagements on their tour of New Zealand, Australia, Fiji and Tonga which is now drawing to a close

The couple were a picture of elegance as they made their way into the museum, Harry looking dapper in a navy suit and unbuttoned white shirt and his wife in a navy asymmetric dress Antonio Beradi dress, which retails at some £2,683

The Duchess recycled the gown which she wore back in May 2017 for her first polo event with Harry early in their relationship, at the Audi Polo Challenge in Coworth, Berkshire

The mother and father-to-be will head home after visiting Rotarua, having spent four days in the Land of the Long White Cloud

  more videos 1 2 3 Watch video Obama thanks Japan's prime minister for karate and karaoke in 2015 Watch video William and Kate make visit at One Show to mark Anti-Bullying Week Watch video Prince William and Kate arrive at McLaren on Yorkshire visit Watch video Meet the man who unable to smile because of a rare condition Watch video Queen accompanies King Harald V to Anglo-Norse Society reception  Watch video P Diddy's late ex Kim Porter plays around with her kids Watch video Blac Chyna shows off fancy cars claiming she bought them herself Watch video Coroner's van seen leaving house of model Kim Porter Watch video Dunkin' Donuts calls the cops on Black woman over use of WiFi Watch video Paradise town devastation laid bare in wildfire drone footage Watch video 'Stay Strong Malibu': Liam Hemsworth films Malibu fire damage Watch video Billionaire delivers supplies to stranded Malibu residence Earlier on in the day, Prince Harry and Meghan cut casual figures as they arrived to dedicate a 20-hectare area of native bush to The Queen's Commonwealth Canopy in Auckland and partake in a spot of welly wangling

The Duchess of Sussex donned a £317 blazer by New Zealand designer, Karen Walker, which she paired with J

Crew Toothpick jeans and £120 wellington boots by Muck.Meghan accessorised her look with Boh Runga earrings, which were a present from the New Zealand president, Jacinda Ardern, and the Swirl Tattoo Diamond Pendant

She later ditched her wellington boots for trusty Stuart Weitzman Legend stilettos worth some £292, pairing them with a Brandon Maxwell customised version of the Flutter Sheath dress £1,413 in Auckland

She then added a Burberry Silk 'Maythorne' sleeved trench costing £1,869 and wore her hair in a neat bun, as she and Prince Harry attended the opening of a charity that supports children who have a parent in prison through mentoring schemes

 At the evening reception, the Duke of Sussex also showed his impressive language skills are as sharp as his sense of humour as he addressed a reception in six languages

more videos 1 2 3 Watch video Obama thanks Japan's prime minister for karate and karaoke in 2015 Watch video William and Kate make visit at One Show to mark Anti-Bullying Week Watch video Prince William and Kate arrive at McLaren on Yorkshire visit Watch video Meet the man who unable to smile because of a rare condition Watch video Queen accompanies King Harald V to Anglo-Norse Society reception  Watch video P Diddy's late ex Kim Porter plays around with her kids Watch video Blac Chyna shows off fancy cars claiming she bought them herself Watch video Coroner's van seen leaving house of model Kim Porter Watch video Dunkin' Donuts calls the cops on Black woman over use of WiFi Watch video Paradise town devastation laid bare in wildfire drone footage Watch video 'Stay Strong Malibu': Liam Hemsworth films Malibu fire damage Watch video Billionaire delivers supplies to stranded Malibu residence Harry, addressing an audience of young people at a reception in New Zealand, offered his greetings in a few words of six languages: Samoan, Tongan, Fijian, Niuean, Cook Islands, and Maori

After rattling off Talofa lava (Samoan), Malo e lelei (Tongan), Bula Vinaka (Fijian), Fakaalofa lahi atu (Niuean), Kia orana (Cook Islands) and Tena koutou katoa (Maori), Harry was applauded by the New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and the Duchess of Sussex

He said: 'This is definitely the first time I have spoken most of those languages, so I apologise if my accent wasn't any good, but I had to give it a go

'The reception was aimed at celebrating Pacific cultures, with singing, dancing and conversation with young people working to lead their communities

The duke also used his speech to joke about his morning's work welly wanging, which saw him narrowly beaten by his wife

'We're meeting little Kiwis, we're meeting big Kiwis, being treated to your fantastic food, culture and sporting activities - well, if you can call welly-wanging or gum-boot throwing a sport,' he said

'Perhaps we should have a three-test series and see who comes out on top?'Jacinda Ardern, introducing the royal couple, told an audience at the Auckland War Memorial Museum: 'You all probably think you're here to meet our wonderful esteemed guests

But I'm sure Their Royal Highnesses won't mind me saying this: theyre actually here to meet all of you

'She added: 'Thank you for the warmth you have brought to your visit. Thank you for bringing such a genuine interest and focus on issues like mental health

'The couple watched an energetic performance from dancers SaintzUp and singers Tone6, with Harry nodding his head and tapping his foot as he got into the Polynesian rhythm

As they gave the performers a rapturous round of applause, young people aged 17-25 were arranged into small groups so they could come and mingle

The Duke told them: 'You guys are amazing', while Meghan asked: 'What issues are you working on?'Hearing about their concerns about the environment, diversity and mental health, the duke, who is now a commonwealth youth ambassador, told them he hoped to 'make people more aware of some of the issues that matter to you guys'

Encouraging them to continue speaking out for their generation, he said: 'This energy, this connectivity, it's all here in you

'The duchess listened closely to a group from charity Inspiring Stories, as young women spoke to her about empowering indigenous minorities, getting young people involved in politics, and mental health

more videos 1 2 3 Watch video Obama thanks Japan's prime minister for karate and karaoke in 2015 Watch video William and Kate make visit at One Show to mark Anti-Bullying Week Watch video Prince William and Kate arrive at McLaren on Yorkshire visit Watch video Meet the man who unable to smile because of a rare condition Watch video Queen accompanies King Harald V to Anglo-Norse Society reception  Watch video P Diddy's late ex Kim Porter plays around with her kids Watch video Blac Chyna shows off fancy cars claiming she bought them herself Watch video Coroner's van seen leaving house of model Kim Porter Watch video Dunkin' Donuts calls the cops on Black woman over use of WiFi Watch video Paradise town devastation laid bare in wildfire drone footage Watch video 'Stay Strong Malibu': Liam Hemsworth films Malibu fire damage Watch video Billionaire delivers supplies to stranded Malibu residence Speaking before the reception at the Auckland War Memorial Museum, Jacinda Ardern added: 'There's a real connection between particularly William and Harry in recent years so it's nice to have been able to host them in such close proximity

'New Zealand, like Australia, is a constitutional monarchy and as such the Queen is their head of state, represented by a Governor-General

When asked if the question of whether the Duke and Duchess's visit has changed views on New Zealand becoming a republic, Ms Ardern said: 'It just really doesn't come up as much

'The only time it really comes up is, often off the back of visits, people tend to ask the question

'What you'll pick up from the New Zealand public is that there is a real affinity for the Queen and a real strength of feeling around members of the royal family, particularly given, in the wake of some of our disasters, that they've been quick to respond and be present

' The Duke and Duchess of Sussex also donned a pair of stylish Wellington boots to take part in a 'welly-wanging' contest while visiting Auckland on the third day of their royal tour of New Zealand

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's first engagement of the day was a trip to a native bush reserve at Redvale on the city's North Shore

The royal couple's main focus of the visit was to dedicate the 20-hectare (49-acre) area of bush to the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy

They unveiled a plaque recognising the dedication to the QCC, which conserves indigenous forests for future generations, before planting trees at the site

But it was the Wellington boot throwing contest involving local schoolchildren which proved to be a hit with the crowds who turned out for the royal visit

 Meghan's team emerged victorious, with the Duchess proving quite the natural in the unusual contest, given it was most likely her first time partaking in such a sport

She had swapped a stylish navy blue blazer for a black hooded zip-up jacket with a QEII National Trust logo for the occasion - the same jacket her husband wore

 The $219 (£120/US$155) Wellington boots worn by the couple are from The Original Muck Boot Company

Meghan pressed her forehead and nose up against another woman for the traditional 'Hongi' greeting while shaking her hand at a ceremony to dedicate the area of native bush to the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy

Harry also embraced the woman's hand and gave her a similarly intimate Hongi hello at the ceremony

   The couple received gifts from locals following the ceremony, including what appeared to be a knitted rug and a pair of green children's Wellington boots with cartoon characters on them

 A drizzle of rain did not appear to dampen the spirits of Meghan, who appeared cheerful in the front row of the ceremony

  more videos 1 2 3 Watch video Obama thanks Japan's prime minister for karate and karaoke in 2015 Watch video William and Kate make visit at One Show to mark Anti-Bullying Week Watch video Prince William and Kate arrive at McLaren on Yorkshire visit Watch video Meet the man who unable to smile because of a rare condition Watch video Queen accompanies King Harald V to Anglo-Norse Society reception  Watch video P Diddy's late ex Kim Porter plays around with her kids Watch video Blac Chyna shows off fancy cars claiming she bought them herself Watch video Coroner's van seen leaving house of model Kim Porter Watch video Dunkin' Donuts calls the cops on Black woman over use of WiFi Watch video Paradise town devastation laid bare in wildfire drone footage Watch video 'Stay Strong Malibu': Liam Hemsworth films Malibu fire damage Watch video Billionaire delivers supplies to stranded Malibu residence EARTHQUAKE RATTLES NEW ZEALAND'S NORTH ISLAND A strong but deep earthquake struck New Zealand's North Island on Tuesday afternoon, causing Parliament to be briefly suspended as a precaution

There were no immediate reports of major damage or injuries.The magnitude 6.1 quake was centred about 48 miles east of the town of New Plymouth

It was at a depth of 141 miles, according to the US Geological Survey. Deeper quakes are typically less damaging

Thousands of people across the country felt the quake, some as far away as the South Island

It did not disrupt an event in Auckland attended by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex

Harry and Meghan were visiting the head office of the charity Pillars, which is dedicated to supporting the children of prisoners through mentoring schemes and in-home support

In the capital Wellington, politicians left the debating chamber for 30 minutes.When Parliament resumed, Civil Defence Minister Kris Faafoi told politicians there had been no reports of damage

Harry on the other hand appeared rather glum at one stage as he held an umbrella above himself and a man seated at his side

 Meghan made good use of her Wellington boots in the wet weather, helping two school children plant a native tree to add to the area of bush in the Queen's honour

 She appeared focused on the task at hand, as did her two young helpers, who also wore rain jackets and Wellington boots to protect them in the soggy conditions

 The couple later joined with the country's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in a visit to Pillars, 'a charity for children of prisoners' operating across New Zealand

 The charity, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, a day ealier had spoken of their excitement about the royal couple's visit

'We are very much looking forward to welcoming the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to Pillars

It will be an exciting afternoon for our families and our staff and the small group of Pillars kids who will actually get to meet them,' the charity wrote on Facebook

  The final day of their Royal Highnesses' tour will take place in Rotorua on Wednesday

The Duke and Duchess will head to Rainbow Springs to learn more about the centre's kiwi breeding programme

Later that afternoon, Meghan and Harry will head into the city for the chance to meet members of the public gathered there

The royal couple then heads back to London.New Zealand is the fourth country the royal couple have visited on their mammoth 16-day tour following visits to Australia, Fiji and Tonga

  

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Comedy Knockout - Anti-Social Media: Ludacris | truTV - Duration: 1:39.

You know, celebrities clog up your Instagram feed every day.

It's time to fight back.

What's Luda reading right here?

[ Laughter ]

I just think he's so old,

that's how big the font has to be for him to read a book.

[ Laughter ]

Oh.

"Gather 'round, children.

It was hos by near, it was hos by far.

They came by plane, they came -- "

That's a real lyric.

Like, that's really a Luda lyric.

He made that up.

I think that's a normal book,

and he just happens to be that small.

[ Laughter ]

He's in Katt Williams' private library.

[ Laughter ]

Little-cris.

He trying to look up how to spell "ludicrous"

the right way.

[ Laughter ]

Y'all got to check this out.

Bill Nye is giving Flava Flav a little street cred.

Wow. There's a lot to take in. This whole --

Is that Flava Flav or Lil Wayne?

I mean, seriously.

[ Applause ]

Hey, either that's --

He is aging phenomenally.

That's either a testament to how bad Lil Wayne doing

or how well Flava Flav is doing.

I like how they captured

Bill Nye's entire black fan base.

[ Laughter ]

Sarah.

I don't know.

I just think this takes science and projects

to a whole nother level.

[ Laughter ]

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Baking Soda: Sofa Cleaning (with Lemon) - Duration: 3:07.

How to clean the sofa with baking soda.

1.

Nowadays there are so many different products on the market for cleaning furniture at home.

These are very expensive and contain harmful chemicals which can affect your health.

2.

The good news is that there are cheaper and more natural ways to clean your home.

Baking soda is a household product used to make cakes rise, however it also can be used

to clean the sofa.

3.

Baking soda can be used to clean sofas, carpets, mattresses, curtains and all kinds of fabrics

around the home.

It destroys microbes and bacteria making the environment safer for your family.

4.

Today's remedy is very effective at removing stains, dirt, odours and marks from furniture.

Let's take a look at the recipe

You will need

6 Tablespoons of Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking

Soda) 6 Tablespoons Lemon Juice

1 Cup Hot Water

Method

Add all of the ingredients to a bowl and mix well.

Use a sponge to apply this to the sofa or other areas of the home you wish to clean.

Then use a hard brush to thoroughly coat and work into the material.

Allow this to work on the fabric for 24 hours before vacuuming.

You will soon notice that stains and dirt

have been lifted and removed from the fabric.

The lemon fragrance makes the sofa smell fresh and wonderful.

5.

This remedy works particularly well for those who have pets.

It removes pet smells very quickly and even destroys fleas that may be living within the

fibres.

6.

It is also excellent for those who suffer with allergies, as baking soda is very gentle

and natural, and is considered hypoallergenic.

7.

It is effective at lifting dried vomit, foods, urine and grease, so you can use this for

all kinds of problems.

8.

If you only wish to remove odours, then you may simply sprinkle the dry making soda onto

the sofa and brush in.

The alkaline properties of the powder gets rid of smells and is then vacuumed away.

9.

Be sure to try leaving a cup of open baking soda in the refrigerator.

This naturally deodorizes the fridge from food aromas.

10.

You can also use baking soda to tenderize meat, to whiten the skin, to lighten dark

circles and to treat acid reflux.

To learn more about this, please see our playlist at the end.

Thank you very much for listening, a like

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WARNING !! AUSTRALIAN POLITICIAN WANTS MORE REFUGEES !!! - Duration: 16:34.

a newly elected

Politician for Wentworth is pushing hard to allow more refugees into Australia. I

Personally don't think that this is a good idea and I'll be pitching my case today and hopefully I'll be able to convince

Everybody out there

That this is not a good idea

for Australia

But before we get started, make sure you click the subscribe button and click the bell icon. So you don't miss out on anything

I've also got a patreon if you want to support me there as well

Kieren Lindell Phelps born

1957 is an Australian medical practitioner and now she's a politician

She was the first woman to be elected president of the Australian Medical Association in 2003

She is also a professor at the National Institute of complementary medicine at the

Western Sydney University and

Now she is an independent

member for Wentworth

The Australia

now the way I see you need to understand the background of people to understand how they think

Now she has a background in medicine. She doesn't have a background in geopolitics. She

She might have worked with refugees in the past

But that doesn't mean that she has a background in economics

Now to understand dr

Karen fellows need to understand wentworth where she has been elected the independent for

Wentworth is an extremely rich area of Sydney. I

think it is the

richest area in Sydney Sydney's the richest city in Australia

Australia is one of the richest countries in the world, so

therefore where the the she's a member of Wentworth

Which is arguably one of the richest areas in the world

The most expensive house in Australia was recently sold

in point Piper for over a hundred million dollars

there's war clues which is just famous for

expensive

Multi-million dollar properties there's double bay, which the locals call double pay because they're so rich

I've spent a lot of time in Bondi Junction myself

I got I got friends over there and I've never seen a refugee one

wandering around

Wentworth let's just put it that way

Just so you understand a little bit of the background of Wentworth and

The thinking that goes behind and the someone's environment is very important. You need to understand someone's environment

So let's just say that if more refugees come into Australia

They won't exactly be

flooding

point Piper or Vall clues or Bondi Junction

They'll be going to other areas of Australia

So you need to understand that so if she doesn't necessarily live in a region that will be affected in

My opinion I don't think she has the right to comment on it. Now. Let's have a look at her website and her policies

One policy she has there is a secure future for Medicare and better delivery of health services

That's a great. That's a great policy. I love that

protecting your investments and superannuation

That is another great one. I love that too. Because I feel that I will not have a future by time

I am of retirement age as

An Australian citizen I have totally lost faith in having

health care and having

superannuation

Now how do we protect our superannuation and our healthcare?

Well by having a strong economy

Now when we go down to the bottom here

We find the humane treatment of asylum seekers and on Nauru and Manus Island

Now I just covered the dr. Karen phelps wants to shut down Manus Island and no room

I'm pretty sure correct me if I'm wrong in the comments

Now if we bring in refugees into Australia as soon as they arrive

They will be putting more pressure on

Medicare and

More pressure on the delivery of health services, so I don't think that bringing in more asylum seekers and refugees

Is compatible with this other policy on?

Medicare

now

protecting

Superannuation

We see when there's more people that are a burden on Australia's economy

That is effectively going to put more pressure on

Everyday Australia's

investments and superannuation

So, I don't think that these two are compatible that's just my opinion because

From my understanding of refugees is that they will come to Australia and

Very very rare, there is a

Miraculous Black Swan event where one of them becomes an extremely valuable

Human capital in Australia

most of the time they stay on welfare for

most of their lives

They are a burden on

Public funds they are a burden on

Medicare and if they can't afford

Any sort of medical treatment they often swamp to the emergency

ward

of hospitals and

Become a burden there as well, so I don't think that these

These policies are compatible

I'm no expert. This is just just some fool on YouTube putting out his opinions. So

if I'm making some people out there angry, I'm just trying to

I'm just trying to think way through this because it's an Australian

I'm concerned about my future and the future of my friends and family in Australia and

If this continues I don't think I will have a future. I don't think I will have a

An old-age pension. I don't think that I'll have access to Medicare

And so forth but let's just put it this way

I can guarantee you that most people living in Wentworth will

Because they will have private health insurance and they will have a ton of money to retire on

Especially considering a house just sold for a hundred million dollars out there

So the people in Wentworth might be secure. But what about the rest of us average Australians?

That's food for thought

Here's a great

infographic

animation that I found online

If you watch closely at Australia's GDP, and after this one, I'll show GDP per capita

in both for these

animations you will see that Australia falls off the list in

2019 and beyond

2015 was a great year for Australia and it feels

Well, all the stats are saying that Australia's best days are behind it. So

With China's best days. Australia's best days are behind it as well

so

my argument here is that

can this so-called lucky country afford to let any more refugees in when they're not exactly very

good human capital

Can we afford to let more people in this country, so just watch this animation and you

decide for yourself

Just before we came on set tonight I heard the news that 16 very alert

I need to correct that it's now and the border force has corrected this it's now 11 children have been

brought back to Australia, not 16, so

That's 11 children who've been rescued from appalling circus acts look at the concern on this woman's face what a caring woman I

Believe we can thank the voters of wentworth for that result

I think the government will be

Encouraged to take action as they have done today and with an election looming in May of next year

The government will be judged on its response to this and and I don't think it will take a motion of no-confidence

To have them act on this. I think that the writing's on the wall with this particular issue my argument to this point is

If Australia's judge, so harshly

Why isn't Japan judge for their immigration?

Policies. What about South Korea's

Immigration policies you can't immigrate to these countries and these countries are doing quite well right now

Why are they able to protect their country their their economy and and the people that live in their countries?

But we get judged. It just seems like such a double standard

It doesn't seem fair at all. We need to bring all of the children and their families not just the very sick children

We don't wait till there's an emergency but all of the sea or all of the children and their families

to Australia for urgent medical psychological and and

community treatment

G dr. Karen Phelps, I could have used you around when I was a child. I

Had an awful upbringing with an alcoholic stepfather you they used to abuse me at every second he could

now

If I had such a bad upbringing no doubt

there's other children that are being treated terribly all around Australia right now and you're worried about the refugees if you're worried about

What refugees is just the refugees off the the coast of Australia or is it refugees from?

Every country all around the world and there could be a billion of them

Is that does that mean that we should open up our borders to?

Every refugee child all around the world and put a billion people on this country

If we were to do that

The GDP per capita would drop down to maybe a thousand per person and will become a third world country

Think about that. I

think it's notable that you guys should be aware of the like to dislike ratio on the video and

Perhaps we should go through some of the comments on this video

Karen Phelps draws longbow when she bases the will of the Australian people on a small margin in a single electorate

That's a very good point wank worth is an Australia Dearing

It's a little bit offensive, but it does get the the point across

I'm not ashamed I love our strong borders. She has no idea that's got six thumbs up

eleven thumbs up conflicted outraged edit edit at its

Finest I bet Phelps wouldn't take them into her house at anytime soon

I guess that that was my point that I was trying to make before is that Wentworth?

Would not be taking in any refugees, so I don't think that they should have the right

This is the most popular thumbs up

thumbs up

comment

Bleeding hearts are going to get us all killed. I think that's enough

and

Send all the fake refugee invaders to Saudi Arabia. I don't know about sending them to Saudi Arabia

But I will bring up the point that

Paris

In France is not doing too well at the moment and if you were to speak to any French people

So many of them are not happy with the amount of refugees that have invaded France recently

They're not happy. That is a fact search it yourself

Speak to some French people. They're not happy with the amount of Refuge

jiae's in that country and they feel like they've lost their identity already and if you speak to any Germans Germans are

Absolutely disgusted with their country. It is across the board. Every German that I speak to is

Shocked at how quickly their country has changed and the average German

Doesn't feel German anymore

And it's happened so fast and even Angela Merkel has admitted that she made a mistake

Now anyone with half a brain?

Especially in intellectual would be able to see that

You got to learn from other people's mistakes, right? This is something that has happened since we were

Cavemen

Somebody ate a berry grandpa ate a berry and all was poisonous and he died then the rest of the tribe learned

Not to eat the poisonous berry

my argument is that

There's a possibility that letting in too much too many refugees

Could be the poison berry that destroys not only economy

But it destroys Australia not to mention what happened in Melbourne, just last week

I think people should take into account all of the bad

experiences that are happening in Germany and France and all of the other

European countries that have let all of these refugees in right now. I

like to think of Karen Phelps as

Angela Merkel before the refugees hit Angela Merkel now has a terrible reputation

Before she had a great reputation now everyone realizes that her letting in all the refugees is destroyed, Germany

now, this is a template this is

Experience from somebody else's point of view that I think that anybody with half a brain would take into account

Anybody with any sort of brains should be able to see that there's a pattern here where?

Refugees don't help other countries when they come in and Australia's economy is on the decline

So we can't afford to let more people in if we can't afford to look after ourselves

and I know from my own experience that

No one came to help me no matter how many people I went to and begged for help

So if you liked this video make sure you click the subscribe button and click the bell icon

So you don't miss out on anything. The world is a malevolent place. It is an icky even in Australia

Don't let fear stop you

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Cât COSTĂ o CĂLĂTORIE în Coreea de Nord - Duration: 8:23.

Hi guys.

What's up?

I'll tell you how much, my trip to North Korea, has cost me!

So, if you wanna know, how much it costs to go to North Korea,

and how can you get there,

then stay tuned and don't change the channel!

First of all, before arriving in North Korea, you must go through China.

And to arrive in China, you need a visa.

Because you go from China to North Korea, and then get back to China and go back to your country, you need a two-entries visa.

Such a visa costs.

Lei 420

Well, but for obtaining visa you need to have a flight ticket, of course.

I went to North Korea on September 22.

On September 21, I arrived in Beijing.

I bought my flight ticket on July 20, so with two months before departing,

from the site Momondo, the place from where I buy my tickets, everytime.

And I paid 495,69 euros.

Okay, so I bought the plane ticket, got my visa for China,

now let's see how we can get to North Korea!

Well, very easy!

There are a few travel agencies that organize tours in North Korea, and I chose the oldest, the best, the most famous, and that is Koryo Tours.

And I booked the following tour.

3 nights in DPRK

at the price of 799 euros.

Actually, in total, I've paid 882,96 euros

because, besides the 799 euros, I've paid 50 euros for visa.

Koryo Tours have obtain the visa for me.

And I've paid the money through a company named Asia bridge

who charges a transaction fee, of course,

and so I paid the total amount of 882,96 euros.

For this money, I had everything included in North Korea.

That is: round trip by train, from Beijing to Pyongyang,

3 nights accommodation,

bus transport, to all sights,

accommodation at the best hotel in North Korea,

all meals included,

a visit to a north korean beer bar, with one beer included,

one metro ride,

so, there I spent money only on souvenirs.

But this depends on each one, so I will not tell you how much money I spent on souvenirs.

Because is not relevant to this video.

But in the last video dedicated to my trip to North Korea,

I'll show you what I bought and how much I paid.

Just to know what's next.

It was not included in the tour price, the entry to Mass Game 'The Glourious Country'

which costed 100 euros.

So, how much do we have in total?

Visa = 100 euros

Actually, wait a minute.

Let's not forget that you get the visa from Bucharest.

I go to Bucharest by bus and I've paid 120 Lei for a round-trip.

Accommodation was free, because i slept into a friend's house.

But it took 3 days until i get the visa,

I filed the papers on Monday, and I received it, on Thursday.

In this time, i've stayed in Bucharest and I've spent money on food and drinks.

But I don't count them anymore.

So, let's say that visa has costed me, 110 euros

110 euros in total.

Flight tickets, 500 euros.

610 euros until now.

Tour package for North Korea, 880 euros.

+ 610 euros

610 + 880

1490 euros

Let's say, 1500 euros!

So much costs a trip to North Korea.

1500 euros

For 3 nights and 4 days.

It's expensive, it's cheap?

You decide.

I can tell you that I was very pleased with what I received for this money,

it was a unique experience,

and I advise you to go to North Korea.

You have already seen in my videos, what can be seen there.

and the experience you live there is more beautiful than I could show you.

Trust me!

So, if you can afford and want to have a great experience,

go in North Korea!

I advise you to go in September, when Mass Games are taking place,

because is an amazing show!

You've already seen it on my channel, filmed entirely, and you can make an opinion.

Besides that, I advise you, those who run the marathon,

to go and run at the Pyongyang's Marathon.

Because, again, is an amazing experience,

and the tour guide told me, that if you run at this maraton, you feel like you run at the olympic games,

because an entirely stadium, full of people, will cheer you, and you'll feel like an athlete at the olympic games.

Even me, who do not run, I'm thinking of participating in the Pyongyang's marathon, just to have this fantastic experience.

But I'm still thinking.

That being said,

I'm Adi vlog.

Now you know, how much costs a trip to North Korea.

This was the today's vlog.

Kiss, kiss and goodbye!

If you're new here,

then don't forget, that before you leave,

hit the SUBSCRIBE button,

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