The first signs telling us that we have aged appear on our skin.
So, keeping our skin beautiful and healthy is something all women want.
The skin on your face, for example, is the most affected by sun exposure and pollution,
although hormones and even the type of makeup you use can affect the appearance of your
skin over the years.
It is wrong to think that to have youthful, lively skin, it's necessary to invest a
lot in cosmetic treatments.
Following a routine of cleansing, toning and moisturizing is imperative to keep your skin
healthy and youthful.
And to get there, you need to be careful and develop daily habits.
The first and perhaps most important of these habits is cleansing.
Although it seems like a simple task, there is a beauty trick that most women use to clean
their faces: using carbonated water.
Although it may sound strange, washing your face with carbonated water is an effective
way to cleanse your face, not to mention the various benefits it gives your skin.
This is due to the fact that the carbon dioxide (CO2) present in the carbonated water helps
to better remove the impurities and excess oil present in your skin.
In addition, carbonated water helps to clear your pores, which will result in cleaner skin
and less risk of blackheads and pimples.
Another important benefit is that carbonated water has a pH similar to that of your skin,
so that it doesn't interfere with its protective layer.
The best part is that this water is at room temperature, therefore it promotes vasodilation,
improving circulation, oxygenation and delivery of nutrients to the skin.
So, the next time you go about doing your beauty routine, remember to wash your face
with fizzy water.
Try this tip for a few weeks and tell us the results!
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Palabras de origen griego, con Alberto Bustos. Lección 58. Sergi Martin. - Duration: 17:34.
Surely you know that Spanish has its origin in Latin, the language of the ancients
Romans But, did you know that there is a language that influenced a lot, VERY MUCH in Latin
and that has left us such interesting words as a planet, amazon or cosmonaut? Yes I'm
speaking of Greek, a super interesting language that if you think about it, it sure has
influence on many words that you use in your own language. In this video we are going to have
very special collaborations, of people who speak Greek and an expert linguist with whom
I've learned a lot, so keep watching this video until the end because his
explanation is great. All this, and a little more, is coming up.
Hello! I'm Sergi Martín, your Spanish teacher on YouTube. I was on vacation recently
in Cyprus. What? You don't know where Is Cyprus? Well, do not worry because
you're not the only one, but I'll tell you it's a very interesting country, located in the Mediterranean Sea,
between Turkey and Egypt and not far from Syria and Lebanon, an area that has been in the
History a crossroads of many cultures. Greek culture has always had a lot
influence on this island and among other things he left their language. So in my vacations
it occurred to me that I could ask the Cypriots by the meaning of some words
that we use in Spanish, how they say in Greek and what they mean. It was not easy to find
people who would like to participate, because in general people do not like to appear in
a YouTube video, but in the end I got convince some people for this video.
First of all, I want to tell you that with all the people that you are going to see I communicated in English,
a very spoken language in Cyprus. But some speak it better and others worse, since not all
of them are native in this language. I beg you to keep it in mind not to write comments
offensive if you see that someone does not have a very fluent pronunciation, since learning
a language is a very big effort and appear in a video so that you learn something is
something that we have to thank.
I propose a task: I am going to say what means and how we use each word. After
you can pause the video, think how it's said that word in your language and then you can go back
to play the video to see if in your language it also means the same as the original
Greek. Keep in mind that in Greek we are talking about the original meaning, the origin
of the word. Prepared? Let's go there.
The first word of Greek origin that we're going to see is ANODINO. We use this word in
Spanish to say that something is insignificant, that does not cause us any sensation. But
look what they told me in Cyprus.
ANODYNOS means that pain hurts less.
Originally it means that the pain you feel hurts less. That is, it seems that between the
Greek meaning and Spanish there is quite difference, right? Well, the dictionary of
the Spanish Royal Academy of Language also says that one meaning of that word is
that a medication or substance calms the pain, although it is used very little and also in medicine.
Another word, ANTIPATÍA. It's when we feel an aversion towards someone or something.
ANTIPATÍA, I do not like something about a person.
Yes, this word in Greek means the same. And in your language?
Now we are going with ASMA, a disease of the bronchi that makes breathing difficult.
ASTHMA means difficulty in breathing, but we use it for the disease.
It seems that in Greek they use it just as in Spanish, but the original meaning is
panting, breathing, that is, difficulty in breathing.
The next one is CACOFONÍA, which is when a word or a group of words do not sound
Well, for example: The Count ate coconut with me.
The word CACOFONÍA comes from two words, the first word is kako, which means
bad and the second word is phoni, which means voice.
Then from the original "bad voice", it has evolved to words that sound bad when we pronounce them.
Interesting.
Other: CLON. We all know Dolly the sheep, the famous cloned mammal. Well that is a
example of clone, an organism identical to another created artificially.
KLONOS is a word in Greek that has double meaning. One meaning is the branch
of one tree and the other is a human or an animal or a plant that can be repeated.
This word is curious, because the origin CLON is a branch of a tree or a shoot,
which is an outbreak of a plant. And well, of somehow an outbreak of a plant is a
clone of the whole plant, right?
DINAMITA is that explosive material that sure that you know and that interestingly invented
Alfred Nobel, the same one who created the famous Nobel Prizes.
DYNAMITE comes from dynamis that is strength or power.
The etymological journey of this word is curious. From the Greek dynamis passed to the Swedish dynamit,
since Alfred Nobel, his inventor, was Swedish and he gave it that name. From there it has been done
international, arriving in Spanish as DINAMITA.
The next word is DILEMA, which is a situation in which it is necessary to choose between
two options, and these options are equally as good or bad.
DILEMA comes from di which is double, two, lemma is proposition, proposal, so
it's two different opinions in a sense contradictory.
According to the dictionary of the RAE, di- means two and lemma means premise, which is the basis
that we have at the beginning to talk or discuss about something.
A DROMEDARIO is that animal from North Africa or of Arabia that looks like the camel. With
these two animals we always have the same doubt: which of the two has a hump
and which one has two? What do you think? The camel has one or two? And the dromedary?
Please share it in the comments and help me, because I never know.
DROMEAS means runner.
Yes, that's it, broker. I do not know if in the ancient Greece there were already camel races,
dromedaries or whatever these animals are.
Another word: MARTYR. It is used mainly related to religion, and is a person
who suffers or dies defending their beliefs.
MARTYRAS means witness and martyr. Which means someone who sacrifices himself for an
ideal or religion.
In Greek this word means WITNESS. From there it passed to the current meaning,
because a martyr gave testimony of the strength of faith.
NEURON. This word is used to define those nerve cells that we all have
and that normally are formed by ... Well, I'm not an expert on this, maybe
It is better that you look for it in a good encyclopedia.
NEURON means nerve or fiber.
NEURONA in Greek means nerve, but I searched it in an encyclopedia and I can confirm
a thing one hundred percent sure, that I am not any expert in medicine or less in neuroscience.
If you are interested in this topic, look for this name: Santiago Ramón y Cajal. He is a Spanish doctor
who received the Nobel Prize in Medicine together to the Italian Camillo Golgi for studies exactly
over neurons.
An OXIMORON is a combination of two words or expressions with an opposite meaning but
that used together create a new sense.
OXYMORON comes from ... is a term or phrase that comes from the Greek words OXYS that
means sharp or sharp and MOROS which means fool or crazy
In other words, an OXIMORON is something crazy, silly but at the same time sharp, acute or even acidic.
What a combination! Some examples of oxymoron can be blind sight, dead life, or
honest politician.
Another word, PELMA, which is a person who insists a lot but annoyingly.
PELMA in Greek means the sole of the foot.
The sole of the foot related to someone who insists so much that bothers? Well, I have
to say that the Spanish word PELMA is an abbreviation of PELMAZO. Originally
this word was used to define something too tight or crushed. Its origin is not sure,
but maybe it comes from the Greek pegmatos that it is a frozen or coagulated matter. But
I found it funny to see that the word pelma, also exists in Greek, although
coming from different origins have meanings totally different. That is, they are not
related although they are pronounced the same.
And now do not go, because the guest star is coming, but first I'll tell you how
I met him. To make this video, I started to look for information on the etymology,
the origin of the words. Well, if you're looking so technical and complicated things you can find
information as wide ... as boring. But I found something that I liked: a post
from a blog called Blog de Lengua that wrote about the Greek origin of many words we use
in Spanish. I thought about contacting its creator, Alberto Bustos to ask him to explain us
to you and me what he said on his blog, and he said yes. I discovered that besides being
a person who knows a lot of what he talks, he's nice and he has a YouTube channel
which is also called Blog de Lengua and that I recommend you visit, because you are going to learn
A lot about the Spanish language in a fun way. I leave a link to your channel below, in
the description. Alberto, are you there?
Yes yes I'm here. Hello, dear speakers, I'm Alberto Bustos.
Sergi has asked me to talk about the influence from the Greek in our language. It's a subject that
I'm passionate because the language of the ancients Greek is everywhere in Spanish.
There are many words that we use daily that they come from the language that Socrates spoke
and Alexander the Great. To understand this, we have to know that Greek was a very important language
in Antiquity. Latin is the language from which the Spanish has come, the Portuguese,
French, Italian ... was one of the great languages of the classical era, but
the most prestigious by far was the Greek. In times of the Roman Empire,
one couldn't be a cult person without knowing Greek. It's a bit like what happens to us today with
English. Without English we do not go to any side in the current world. Well, in the
Antiquity that role had the Greek. That is why it is sometimes said that Rome conquered
Greece, but in the end it was Greece that he conquered Rome, because he imposed his culture
and his ideas to the Romans.
That immense prestige that Greece had makes two thousand years is still noticeable in our
days. That's why many scientific terms they are still formed with Greek roots,
for example: "geography" is formed with two Greek words: "geo", which is 'earth'
and "graphía", which is "writing". Geography is writing about the Earth,
is the description of the Earth, of our planet. A cosmonaut is a navigator ("nautés")
of space ("kosmos"). And a lycan is a werewolf. "Lykos" in Greek was
'wolf' and 'anthropos' meant person.
You will notice that "lycanthrope" it sounds a lot more important than "man
Wolf". And that is another characteristic of the words of Greek origin. Like this
language had such prestige in antiquity, still in our days it gives an air of
distinction to everything it touches. Simply name one
thing in Greek to make it look like something from another dimension. I'll give you some examples.
Going to mass is not bad (especially if one is Catholic), but it is more impressive to say
that one attends the Eucharist (which is the same, but in the language of Plato). If I tell
you that I have asked for an appointment for the oculist, you will tell me that I do well; but if I go to a
ophthalmologist, you will think that I have looked for a eminence of medicine. And if I tell you that
I have piles, you will answer me that I am an ordinary, but if what I have left
are hemorrhoids, that's already very fine and very presentable. In all these cases we are
talking about the same thing, the only difference is in naming her with words to walk by
house or with the terms of Greek origin.
Brands are always looking for the way to sell and as they are very clever they have
realized that Greek always comes well to get us the dimes. Some
commercial names of Greek origin, come! There is a brand of sportswear that in English
it's called [náiki] and that many in Spanish they say [náik]. Well, very well, but this comes
from the Greek and, if we'd like to sound refined, we would have to
say all [níke]. "Nike" in greek it is 'victory'. Sure, for an athlete
beating can be very important, especially if he is a professional athlete, so the name is
very well placed. I had a car that was called "Clio (Renault Clio)". Clío is one of
the Greek muses, more specifically, the that takes care of everything that has to
see with History. Amazon has become in one of the most powerful companies in the world.
He started selling books and now he sells you the same a mobile phone as a roll of
toilet paper. Well, the Amazons were in the Greek mythology a town of warrior women.
They say that they cut their right breast to that did not disturb them when they shot with bow.
There are also many names of people that come from Greek. Some are of use
current and we can sound quite good. For example, "Andrés" comes from "anér,
andros ", who was 'man' in Greek. "Andrés" means "masculine, virile."
"Irene" meant 'peace'. And "Sofia" it was 'wisdom'. Other names, however,
they have been a little outdated and we are they sound even weird, for example: "Agapito",
that comes from "agape", which meant 'love'. Agapito is the beloved or the person
which is kind And let's not forget Eufrasia. "Euphrasia" in Greek was 'joy'.
And let's not say "Pancracio", "bread" is "everything" and
"Krátos" is 'force'. Pancracio means 'strong' or 'powerful'. Anyway, already
you see that these names are not very elegant, but that they contain a meaning of the most
beautiful, so if you call yourself Agapito, Eufrasia
Pancracio, at least you have that consolation.
Some common names of Greek origin also are interesting because they are from the few words
of our language that end in -a, but are male, for example, "the
problem, the planet, the enigma, the climate " or "the diploma". A grammatical weirdness
that the classic languages clarify to us.
Well, you see that the Greek goes a long way.
I'll give you a few more examples of words that have come to us from Greece
so you can see that they are everywhere our vocabulary We have body parts,
as "hip, skeleton" or "artery". Also animals: that's where the chameleon comes from,
the cuttlefish and the dromedary. They could not miss the plants, like the geranium, the banana
or the narcissus. There is a lot of religious vocabulary, of Christianity, as "monk, bishop"
and "Christ." And many other words, words of the most varied as "winery, apothecary,
chair, sandal "and" tisane ".
Well, Sergi, thank you very much for inviting me to be here today with you today. It has been a pleasure.
See you later, speakers!
If you want to learn these things and much more about Spanish, I recommend you visit
his YouTube channel: Blog de Lengua. And now it's your turn. Surely many Spanish words
of Greek origin are very similar in your language, because surely they also come from that language
so old. Come on! Share them below, in the comments. Of course, remember
subscribe, click on Like, share the video and click on the bell to
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See you in next video. ¡Hasta luego!
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Cuando parecía que nomás era cuestión de que la panista Martha Erika Alonso dijera "sí, protesto" para concluir con el cambio de gobierno, pues ahora resulta que el pleno del Tribunal Electoral del Poder Judicial de la Federación buscaría anular su triunfo en la elección de gobernador de Puebla
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"A la sociedad poblana, la ciudadanía mexicana y medios de comunicación: En aras de impulsar la Justicia Abierta hago público el proyecto de resolución que he presentado a las y los magistrados de la Sala Superior del TEPJF, respecto de la elección a la gubernatura de Puebla
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'Mountains' is the interludium to 'Stars'
Both tracks can be seen as a whole
A massive track, prominently featuring the orchestra
It sounds very "wide"
It is a panoramic view, expressed in sound and then transitions into 'Stars'
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Arsenal ace Aubameyang fires warning to Man United - Duration: 3:46.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has warned Manchester United: My best is yet to come. Team-mate Aaron Ramsey has also hailed Arsenal's rampant super-striker as the new Thierry Henry
Aubameyang has now netted ten goals from his last ten shots on target. His precision finishing wiped out the Gunners' bitter rivals Spurs 4-2 on Sunday
He is now targeting United, with Jose Mourinho's underachievers suffering from one of the worst defensive records in the Premier League this season
Aubameyang said: "I think I'm not at 100% but it's coming. It's coming and against Spurs I felt very good on the pitch
"I'm really happy because my best form is coming. We knew that if we won this game we'd be in the top four
It's great now. "We have to look forward because we have an important game on Wednesday
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Ramsey said: "It was unbelievable but he does that in training all the time. He just eases the ball into the corners but with pace as well
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I've got fire for a heart
I'm not scared of the dark
You've never seen it look so easy
I got a river for a soul
And baby you're a boat
Baby, you're my only reason
If I didn't have you, there would be nothing left
The shell of a man that could never be his best
If I didn't have you, I'd never see the sun
You taught me how to be someone, yeah
All my life
You stood by me
When no one else was ever behind me
All these lights
They can't blind me
With your love, nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
I got a fire for a heart
I'm not scared of the dark
You've never seen it look so easy
I got a river for a soul
And baby you're a boat
Baby, you're my only reason
If I didn't have you there would be nothing left
(nothing left)
The shell of a man who could never be his best
(be his best)
If I didn't have you, I'd never see the sun
(see the sun)
You taught me how to be someone
Yeah
All my life
You stood by me
When no one else was ever behind me
All these lights
They can't blind me
With your love nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
All my life
You stood by me
When no one else was ever behind me
All these lights
They can't blind me
With your love, nobody can drag me...
All my life
You stood by me
When no one else was ever behind me
All these lights
They can't blind me
With your love, nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
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That 4-2 win over Spurs sets the Gunners up nicely for Wednesday night's trip to Old Trafford, with Emery set to take on under-pressure Jose Mourinho and his Manchester United side
Can they make it 20 in a row? What did Emery make of the win over Spurs? And what is going on with Mesut Ozil? Hopefully we'll get answers to those questions when he faces the media this afternoon
Keep up with all the answers here. Key EventsWelcome11:5112:23Emery on Ozil Absent with a back injury yesterday, Unai Emery was asked about Mesut Ozil post-game
The Spaniard gave little away. Asked how he suffered the injury, the Spaniard declared: When quizzed on whether he had told Ozil he wouldn't be playing, the Gunners boss responded: Hopefully he's more forthcoming today
12:10Aaron Ramsey savagely mocks Eric Dier Savage. It's the only word for it. Eric Dier and Aaron Ramsey had a bit of a spat yesterday
It started with the Welshman on the bench - but he came on and had the final say
Then, he destroyed Dier post-game. Brilliant!11:56Talking points from yesterday Want to relive yesterday's encounter? Well you can do that right here
It's our match report and talking points. There's six of them - see what you think
11:51KEY EVENTWelcome The morning after the night before. Some Arsenal fans will no doubt be a bit bleary eyed after the celebrations after the North London derby
A passionate display from the Gunners led to a 4-2 comeback victory. But let's be honest, Unai Emery's side dominated from the outset
It's 19 unbeaten for the Gunners and now Arsenal head to Old Trafford on Wednesday night to take on Manchester United
Can they make it 20 without loss? The Spaniard will be speaking at around 1pm - we'll hear exactly what he has to say and relay it to you right here
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Le PSG perd ses premiers points de la saison sur la pelouse de Bordeaux (2-2) - HOLA news - Duration: 3:43.
LIGUE 1 - Paris s'arrête à 14 victoires consécutives. Le PSG a concédé son premier nul de la saison sur la pelouse d'un Bordeaux inspiré (2-2).
Menés deux fois au score par Neymar (34e) et Mbappé (60e), les Girondins sont revenus par Briand (54e) et Cornelius (84e).
Les champions de France conservent tout de même 14 points d'avance sur leur dauphin. Bordeaux est 11e.
Enfin, Paris a perdu des points en Ligue 1 cette saison. Après 14 victoires de suite, le PSG, forcément marqué par son combat livré plus tôt cette semaine face à Liverpool, a fait match nul ce dimanche face à Bordeaux (2-2) au Matmut Atlantique.
Les joueurs de Thomas Tuchel, qui ont mené à deux reprises, ont été bousculés par de valeureux Bordelais, combatifs bien que maladroits,
mais qui n'auront jamais lâché, devant un stade rempli qui n'a pas caché sa joie à la fin de la rencontre.
Après avoir gagné jeudi face au Slavia Prague le droit d'espérer en Ligue Europa, les joueurs d'Éric Bedouet n'ont pas seulement profité d'un coup de mou du PSG.
Ils ont livré un match plein, tirant à 18 reprises (record de tirs subis par Paris en Ligue 1 cette saison), et se sont accrochés malgré un scénario défavorable. Car en première période, on a longtemps eu une impression de déjà-vu.
Bordeaux s'est accroché
Comme souvent cette saison en championnat, Paris, disposé dans un 3-4-3 avec Neymar et Mbappé mais sans Cavani ou Verratti (Rabiot ne figurait pas sur la feuille de match) était bousculé mais a mené.
L'abattage d'Otavio et Plasil au milieu de terrain, les courses de Kamano et Karamoh dans leurs couloirs ont permis à Bordeaux de faire lever ses supporters (8e, 22e, 28e).
Paris a mis du temps à démarrer, ne tirant pour la première fois qu'à la 29e minute, mais son réveil a été terrible.
Di Maria a raté une grosse occasion (31e), avant que Neymar ne marque sur une passe d'Alves, qui faisaient son retour en tant que titulaire (0-1, 34e).
Le Brésilien, qui aurait mérité d'obtenir un penalty sur un tacle de Koundé (45e+2), a vu Di Maria toucher le poteau de Costil (45e+3).
Bordeaux est revenu des vestiaires avec les même intentions, Briand marquant de près (1-1, 53e) après un gros loupé de Karamoh (53e).
Mais à trop attaquer, Bordeaux, qui a vu Neymar sortir sur blessure dès la 58e minute, s'est découvert, laissant Mbappé prendre la défense bordelaise dans le dos (1-2, 66e).
Di Maria a manqué l'occasion du break en touchant la barre (71e), puis Cornelius, entré à la 79e minute, a pris le dessus sur Thiago Silva dans les airs, avant de voir Aréola manquer son intervention (2-2, 84e).
Juste avant, Paris, décidément pas verni, avait vu monsieur Schneider oublier un autre penalty sur une intervention limite de Costil devant Choupo-Moting (82e).
Mais c'est enfin un match référence pour les Girondins, désormais onzièmes, qui ne change pas grand-chose au classement : le PSG a toujours 14 points d'avance à la première place.
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Life Update - Donde estuve? - Duration: 9:20.
I'm alive
I know it' been long since my last video.
I feel this is not the first time I say this..
I haven't uploaded videos because..
I feel I haven't vlogged in forever
So what happened? Where have I been?
Well, I basically decided to take a break from social media
you might had noticed that..
I was feeling a bit saturated
too much Instagram, too much Youtube.
Those things that used to inspire me
were starting to hurt me.
I don't have a team to make cool videos
a whole production team!
I don't have a six pack and a caribbean tan all year long
Plus, this year I decided to officially be a fashion photographer
Though I was working as a photographer before
every once in a while,
Now I'm 100% immerse in that
It was a very full year
Quite a year! And it's not even over yet
That's how long it's 2018
Anyways, now that I got to de-stress a little bit
And now that I stopped thinking that if my work it's not a
HUGE production then nobody will like it..
Now I feel that little by little my creativity
and will to create is coming back.
Through Instagram and Youtube I asked you if you wanted me to answer some questions
This is what you said:
Is it you on that Movistar ad?
Yeah, that's me!
I'm only in it for a second, but it is me!
Would you rather be a model for pictures or runway?
I do prefer modeling for photographies.
The very few times I did runway
they always made me felt uncomfortable. I was very
insecure with my body and aware of my
body and measurements.
And it was very stressful to me.
So I much rather do photography.
In fact, I don't even go to runway castings.
And my best experience?
This is just like when you are asked something
and your brain decides to go blank.. nothing comes to mind!
I think there isn't..
one great experience..
that was like..
incredible.
These past few years that I got to travel and work abroad were a great experience!
I think that's enough itself.
"When are you getting married?" "The wedding!!"
I get married next year in May and I can't wait!
I want it NOW!
And I want to show you everything!
Is there any advise on how to not look like a monster when I smile in pictures?
It is so hard to smile for a picture!
I think it's one of the hardest things to do.
It is not easy, and every model struggles with this.
So you are not alone!
One thing that really help is
practice this in front of a mirror
this is a little trick of mine,
try to smile with your cheekbone rather than your cheeks.
Like trying to bring your smile upwards.
For example, smiling with my cheeks:
you'll get a round face.
Cheekbone smile:
like
you feel it work up here
and try to relax your cheeks.
Like trying to create a V shape.
I don't know..
This sounds so stupid..
Which are your favorite foods from all the countries you visited?
I had to make a list.
This is such a great question because
I like to taste cultures.
So these are the things I liked most
and would definitely repeat.
In Mexico: the Sevillanas. They are a communion wafer with Dulce de Cajeta (similar to Dulce de leche, but not quite)
and the tacos.
They are so good, and so different from what you're usually used to eating
Because the taco is bland (like a bread) instead of the crunchy thing you get in boxes. That's an american invention.
In Greece. I will surely pronounce this wrong:
The koulouri.
Koulouri
With tahini and chocolate.
There are different types but this one is the best one.
Italy, my loving italy.
I love it there because all the food is great, and vegetables are
SO GOOD!
But the highlights would be:
Pistachio Gelato. The best.
The Duplo.
Which is very similar to the Kinder Bueno bar.
but
it's filled with nougat (hazelnut / nutella)
and it tastes like if you were eating 3 small Ferrero Rocher.
I love Ferrero Rocher.
Turkey!
Here goes my bad pronunciation:
the Kumpir. It's a baked potato
When I tried it I added a lot of toppings
I added yogurt, I added...
I don't remember what was in it, but it was so good!
Oh! And also the, please don't hate my pronunciation:
Lukumades
They are like small donuts, drizzled with honey
I get all excited talking about food.
Great Britain: a tea
Earl Grey tea with
Digestive cookies. Not any, dark chocolate ones.
Oooh! And they also have this popcorn
that comes in a supermarket bag
it's a mixture of sweet and salty popcorn. i believe it's form Marks and Spencer.
THE BEST!
In France: A Brioche a la praliné.
I remember that was a good one.
I did also travel to Spain but
I was there for a couple of days and don't remember of a food
that truly ...
I need to go back.
Israel: Pita bread.
it's excellent.
Pita bread with hummus.
I'm not a huge fan of hummus but
it was quite good.
Adrian was always finishing the whole bowl .
From Belgium:
Gent noses, and the waffles.
Specially in winter.
In the Netherlands I tried a
chocolate cookie that was more than just a cookie,
it was an union between a cookie and a brownie.
And they even fresh-bake it in front of you!
it was glorious.
In the USA.
I feel that most of the food in America is junk food. I'm not into that type of food.
But one dish that caught my attention was
the deep dish pizza.
It's a mixture of a pie and a pizza.
with a sweet buttery crust.
It was quite good.
And from Argentina: alfajores.
Havanna are the best ones.
Nobody talks about it but the argentine gelato is very good too.
It's very very good.
and well, anything with Dulce de Leche..
I want to start making new videos again
but I would like to know what you're interested in.
So comment below asking something or write down an idea
and I will work on it.
Thank you for your patience and staying there all this time!
Follow me on Instagram, I'm more frequent there..
I'm a disaster, such a disaster.
Love you all. Bye!
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So this is our last day in New York and today we are going to go all over the place and
see everything.
No, we're not going to be able to see everything, but we're going to try to see some of the
things.
Also today, we are going to become masters of the subway system.
No!
Because if we're going to get around from places without walking ten miles we're going
to have to take the subway so, that's what we're going to do.
You ready? I guess.
We successfully completed our first subway trip.
Had some interesting conversation and now we're going to check out Central Park.
I spoke a little bit too soon about that being a successful subway trip.
We, uh.
We're about fifteen blocks north of where we should have gotten off.
I mean, probably more than that.
Probably more like twenty or thirty.
We're gonna kinda mosey back that direction.
That was nice.
We had a nice little stroll through Central Park.
Now we are going to meet up with a friend of ours at a place called the Shake Shack,
which I'm told is one of the best places to get a burger.
I want a burger.
After all that pizza.
It's burger time.
How are y'all?
How was the burger, what did you think?
It was really good.
The burger was delicious, the shake was even better.
Now we're heading downtown.
We are at the One World Trade Center and we're about to do the Observatory thing, I guess
where we get to, like, go up and see the whole city and I don't know if they'll let me bring
the camera in...
I guess we're gonna find out.
Alright, we just came down from the Observatory in the tallest building in the United States
of America.
So what did you think?
It was cool.
Was it cool?
Yeah.
It kinda made us a little dizzy.
I could definitely feel it just, like, looking down and seeing how far down everything was
and how expansive the skyline was, it was just... kinda disorienting, like, we're never
up that high, ever.
No.
So, the brain kinda struggles to process that, but it was really cool.
Now where are we going?
Barnes and Noble to sign some books.
We kinda caught our breath here for a minute and ate some more cookies and brownies because
the Barnes and Noble Starbucks cookies and brownies are just so good.
Now we've got thirty minutes to get down to the Staten Island Ferry and we're gonna hop
on the Ferry and try to see the Statue of Liberty.
I wanna show you something, see if you recognize it...
I had to come by and see 368.
Love Casey Neistat and he's one of the main influences that got me into doing vlogging
so, I just had to come by and see it for myself with my own eyes.
Well that's gonna do it for us.
It's time for us to go to bed.
It's time for us to put this vlog to bed.
Really enjoyed New York.
Yep.
It was pretty great.
I think we'll have to come back here.
Thanks for watching.
Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe and we'll see you next time.
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Vlogmas Day 3: Unboxing My Dream Toy From 1992 - Duration: 18:45.
hey everybody welcome to another day of vlogmas and today's the vlogmas vlog
is a little cheat because it's not really vlog it's a storytime actually
most of these things aren't vlogs don't judge me I'm just trying to post
everyday in December it's a lot of work anyway
I thought it'd be really fun if I visited or like not visited revisited
stories from my Christmas past so this is a tale from my Christmas past and
today's story is about the toy that I most remember in my childhood see I was
always a weird child lest you forget my Halloween costume when I was 10 years
old I just like to show this picture a lot
this is me as Abraham Lincoln so we can just assume that I was a little
different and I always have been and I always will be a little weird so when I
was a kid while other kids were excited about dolls and things of that nature
what I really wanted for Christmas when I was 9 years old was a magic copier now
I don't know if you remember the magic copier it's likely you don't because I
do not believe that this was a popular toy I think this was a toy that only
special children such as myself wanted because most children don't sit around
going hmm you know what I would love to be able to do make copies yes that's
what I wanted to do the magic copier was not actually that cool it was a little
screen where you could draw a picture and then you pushed a button and it
printed that picture out onto paper as a copy really what it was was like special
type of paper that you were drawing on and you weren't really copying it you
were just like pushing the image into the paper as you were drawing but I
thought this was legit the coolest toy ever and I talked about the magic copier
to everyone it was very clear to Santa my parents my grandparents and anybody
who knew me that I wanted to magic copier more than like literally anything
else you know I didn't really care if I got toys or clothes or anything else
just as long as there was an magic copier under the tree and I was
very like specific and very resilient in telling people over and over how much I
wanted this magic copier like when I get like something in this noggin of
mine I like fight for it and I was definitely brawling from that magic
copier except there was a little bit of a problem my mom pulled me aside maybe
like a couple weeks before Christmas and she's like listen I know you really want
this magic copier but it's a very popular toy Anna and I want you to know
that we're having a really hard time getting it and it's very unlikely that
you're going to get a magic copier now I want to rewind a little bit to what I
said earlier most kids didn't want this toy in fact this line for my mom was a
bunch of bull because underneath the Christmas tree on Christmas sat
the office just sat the future office worker of America Anna O'Brien's very
own magic copy in fact I'm pretty sure there was plenty magic copiers left over
because when I look back on it I'm like no child wanted to play businesswoman
other than me so I got this thing and I have memories of sitting in my basement
playing on the magic copier just like hours of copying my important thoughts
my important drawings all of the things that I need a physical paper evidence of
the magic copier such a delight such an amazing toy and really worth that pain
and agony because I really did believe that I wasn't going to get it because in
my mind every child wanted a magic copier every single person on the planet wanted
a magic copier that's what I thought so when my mom had sat me down and told
me that I wasn't going to get it I literally prepared myself for the worst
because I was so upset but then when I got it I was like yes I'm gonna play with
this forever and I did so couple weeks ago I was not feeling so
good it was a little sad and I also had a bout of insomnia which I get
occasionally and that's just something I've had my whole life and I was like
huh and I remembered the magic copier and I was like I wonder if I could get a
magic copier today and so I began to Google and I ended up on eBay and if you
don't know this you can literally buy anything you could ever imagine on eBay
and again this is not sponsored this is the true life stories of one Anna O'Brien
I did very late at night without a lot of sleep and a little bit delirious go
searching for this childhood toy of mine and I found it I found a magic copier
and for 20 dollars I found I could relive my childhood joy that I
experienced copying my deepest truths so I bought it I bought the magic copier
and today I went to my doorman and I had a package and it was wait for it
my magic copier so today in this very special edition of who knows what type
of vlog this is we're gonna open my magic copier and we're gonna relive the
childhood joy of a nine-year-old Anna because you never forget those gifts you
never forget the magic of unwrapping a present under the tree that your
childhood heart thought you weren't gonna get and I thought we should do
this together so here we go now I apparently I ordered one that was tested
and working as I got an email about it oh my gosh here it is it's the magic copier
this is it guys this is the lame toy my 9 year old self wanted so so badly
this is the magic copier here we can see them doing their important drawing of a
dog it's printing out looks you can lift it
up just like a normal copier at home the technology you have a little button that
pushes copy that's like what slides the picture out and look at all the fun things it tells
you you can do with your magic copier like draw doodle which is just another
word for draw write which is basically drawing with words then you push the
button to make a copy or erase it and this is very cool it erases by just
lifting the screen ooh and I remember that I was like so excited about that I
was like look I erased it look I erased it and literally it was
you'll see it's just a plastic thing and load the paper and start again and I
felt like guys guys we need to do this we need to make some magic copies
together so let's open it up okay he's taped it shut I want to tell you this
might be the best twenty dollars I spent this entire year you can't put a price
on childhood joy you just can't do it why is this okay I have this is all I
have is nail clippers but they done screwed up okay we got it
let's cut it I cut my nails I cut packages too ok you ready for it
magic copier oh here she comes here she comes
oh my goodness bonus bonus guys inside the box
this lovely individual included a refill pack so that I could continue my copying
so thanks seller whoever you are I'm gonna give you an amazing review because
you gave me some extra paper I got 20 yellow papers ten yellow no 20 white
ten yellow ten pink I don't even know what I need to do okay magic copier not
included good to know the copier does not come with the refill pack I love
that they have to put stuff on that this is the protective cover um very
important place the protective cover you know that I never did that as a child
protective cover got thrown away like five seconds of owning this but now I
will treat this okay so someone has definitely owned this magic copier
before because we can see that very drawing that someone did previously like
there's little marks on it so this is a pre-owned magic copier it's not original
in box the bottom is literally cardboard this is such a piece of crap
I'm sorry it's not it's not very nice I wanted this so how do I actually sounds like
something died inside of it that's concerning okay how do I actually put
this all together okay well obviously like I have to put batteries in it
somehow but how do I do that I don't want to break it okay so I think this
red part comes off oh okay oh my goodness
magic copier of joy okay so guys we've reached a problem here it needs
batteries I do not have do I have these batteries no it needs some C batteries
well that's a letdown so I guess I'm gonna have to pause this video and come
back to it when I get some batteries
shoutout to Amazon Prime for getting me size C batteries when it is pouring
rain outside okay now I gotta open it back up cuz I
was all responsible and put it away Who am I now I can't get it out okay let's talk
about how cheaply new this is again that's cardboard not even plastic okay
magic copier let's get at this again open this up the door is open got
our size C batteries I don't think I've bought batteries in like ten years literally someday my remote's gonna
go out and I'm gonna have to buy batteries I'm not gonna know what to do
because I don't own any batteries other than these super useful size C batteries which again
I think only get used in like toys from the nineties okay back in business
take the battery so hard to get these in there okay I'm going to flip my camera
around so you can watch me magic copy to my heart's content
oh do you hear okay I just want you guys to hear the magic ready
it for legit works okay so I don't know how I have to read how you actually use
it it would be helpful if I knew how to use the toy right that would be helpful
okay so I lift that red part up I put my paper down then I copy on it I'm gonna
flip this around so you guys can see me magic copying in action I gotta be real
careful here cuz this is not super stable hi let's oh gosh I'm gonna break
my camera I'm gonna break everything magic copy time Oh lost the camera again
try different round for this this is just something I learned and I should have
remembered that I learned in watching Pippi Longstocking I don't know if you
guys remember that movie but I used to think it was the sweetest coolest movie
ever so then I saw it was on Netflix I'm like I'm gonna watch Pippi Longstocking it's
gonna be like great childhood memories and then all I did was get caught up in
all of the inconsistencies in the movie I was like Pippi Longstocking you've
lied to me that's a terrible movie how did I ever think it was good I feel like
this is the toy version of my Pippi Longstocking experience okay
I'm gonna video my my copying experience now okay I'm gonna do it
see we gonna copy some stuff magic hands so first I have to this thing's
like half broken by the way so like when I like have to like that's how I have to open it
because it's sitting and getting paper out of my packet okay another grievance
the paper is like tissue paper I'm a the paper that this comes
with it's like tissue paper it's not even copying on real paper so if you run
out of it you gotta buy this like special ultra-thin crap paper well you
can't even buy that anymore cuz it this product does not exist for obvious
reasons for obvious reasons what the hell Oh take out my handy dandy pen so
what am I gonna write I got to think of a gotta think of an important
message oh you can't even like see the writing what am i copying who knows
because it disappears as I write put a star and a star you guys ready for copy
magic Shh
so this clearly works really well you can't even really read it it says this
toy is a letdown like every man I've dated recently well that's $20 I'm never
getting back this leads me to an important lesson guys never go back never try to
relive moments in your life because what you will find much like I found
with this magic copier that they're just never as good now as they were then and
that's the life lesson we can leave this super fun vlogmas vlog on don't go
back live in the now live in the present live in the future things are never as
good now as they were then it's a life lesson than that Pippi Longstocking taught
me once and I did not listen nay I did not listen and magic copier has taught me
again let's just see it copy again for you know
kicks and giggles this time we'll do yellow paper how did I ever like this
toy and like I legit remember playing with this and being like this is the
best I was a dumb kid that's my message for you guys I'm gonna write a message
hey hot stuff
you ready to see that hot sweet copier action again wait for it wait for it
keep waiting that didn't take like ten years not at all
least this time it came out last time it just stayed there for ever hey white piece of
paper with like vague scribbling boop that's it I'm done I'm probably gonna
throw this out that's $20 I'll never get back but the
memory the memory will always be there when my magic copier was the latest
technology just gonna that's like my that's how I probably was as a child with this
I probably got it and I probably took my Christmas picture like cuz I was so
happy I was as happy getting this the first time as I am sad getting this the
second time so we've come full circle with that guys I am done with
this very fun blast from the past Christmas vlog I hope you guys have an
amazing rest of your holiday season an amazing day today I will check you later
and peace
I didn't put any paper in it
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Meet the Lingvist Team | "I am learning Spanish 30 minutes a day instead of 2 hours a day..." - Duration: 2:15.
My name is Lisa.
I am based in Munich, Germany.
I created the German module for Lingvist.
I was born in Austria.
At 3, I moved to Frankfurt, Germany.
At 13, I moved to United States, Seattle, Washington.
I am currently learning on Lingvist French.
I am brushing up on my Spanish.
I think Lingvist can definitely help you learn a language even when you live in the country
of that language.
It brings up the most common words.
So you can start talking immediately.
It just kind of meets where you are at in that culture and in that country.
Technology in language learning basically should give you the information in the exact
amount and at the exact time that you need it.
People are busy, they have lives, they've hobbies, families, what not.
Technology comes in really wonderfully and it calculates for us when a word should be
introduced when it's easiest for you to remember it.
There's a lot of leeway for technology in language learning for sure.
I am learning French or Spanish in my case for 30 minutes a day,
in stead of 2 hours a day and it gets me the same results.
Who doesn't want that?
Who doesn't want to have time given to them?
Working at Lingvist is really-really-really ridiculously awesome.
I am not overstating it, I just think for me it's the best job I've ever had.
Introverts and extraverts and from all walks of life.
They all have different stories and there are the developers that are quirky and awesome
and then there's the design team and of course the linguists.
To some degree, I feel it's a lot of pressure on me as well.
To design a really awesome, a 100% correct, engaging German module that can be used
for lots of people to learn German.
The advice I would give if you are learning a language, just make a habit of it.
Science has shown multiple times over and over again, if you make a habit of something,
you do it.
You know you get up in the morning, you brush your teeth,
you do 50 words while eating your cereal.
Just make a habit of it on a daily basis
and you will learn the language in the quickest possible way.
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Ekaterina: Why did I choose CEMS? - Duration: 1:58.
Hi! So let me introduce myself, my name is Ekaterina and I am coming from Russia.
I have joined Master in International Management/CEMS this academic year, so it is my second semester
but I have already done my exchange semester.
For me when I was considering different programmes, the most important thing was international environment,
because I have always wanted to work in international environment with people from all over
and that is exactly what CEMS gives you because you can go on exchange, you can do your international internship.
And also one more important thing for me was relations with corporate partners,
because you want to know your future potential employers
and that is also what CEMS offers you through all these networking activities.
My last semester I spent in China as part of the CEMS programme - exchange
and that was really amazing because I always wanted to go to Asia,
because first of all it is very challenging, it is something new,
you have to go out of your comfort zone, meet people,
like literally different people, local people, internationals
and it is very cool because you make friends.
You understand that the world is much bigger than we think about it. So that was very nice.
There are a lot of things that I really love about the programme,
but the most important one for me is probably the possibility to meet people.
It is this networking opportunities, because once you are part of the CEMS then you are really part of a big family.
So in your future, no matter in what company you work, where you continue your education,
if you meet CEMSie then you already feel on the same wave with these people and that is very cool.
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Why I Stopped Paying Tithes to The Church - Duration: 10:30.
Why I Stopped Paying Tithes to The Church. Tithing is a lie/ fasle doctrine. Many people believe that they must tithe 10% to the church. Malachi has been twisted by men, in order to fleece the flock. Jesus said to care for orphans and widows. Feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and care for the poor wanderer. Jesus did not call for us to support temples, made with human hands. He tore down the temple, and He dwells in us. I would much rather give as the Spirit leads than give under compulsion to a man in a church. The Bible says that those who give to the rich shall come to want, but those that help others are storing up treasure in Heaven.
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3 Reasons You NEED A Side Hustle | How A Side Hustle Can Change Your Life - Duration: 11:12.
Diversifying your revenue streams is one of the most important things that you can do
to improve your Financial Health.
And as it turns out there are far more benefits to creating a side hustle than just the monetary
factors and in this video, I'm going to show you the math behind why that is as well as
discuss some of my own experiences with my side hustle and how it changed my life.
Today I'm going to be going over the top 3 reasons why I think you need to have a side-hustle.
Hey everyone Daniel here and welcome to Next Level Life a channel where you can learn about
Investing, debt, retirement, and many other general financial education videos because
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The first reason that I think everyone should have some sort of side-hustle is the added
security that it provides.
Most of us only have one source of income and that would be the salary from our jobs
and that's all fine and good you can create a financially successful life based off of
just that however there are so many unknowns when it comes to the job market and the larger
economy as a whole.
What happens to you when the economy tanks if your company decides that it needs to lay
people off in order to stay afloat?
Unless you've had enough time to set your financial affairs in order already you're
likely to experience a sudden and drastic change in your standard of living until you
either find another job or your company is able to bring you back and having a side-hustle
can help to limit that drop off in lifestyle or even prevent the drop off from happening
in the first place depending on how well it is doing for you.
Even something as small as $500 or $1,000 a month can help delay the need to dip into
your emergency fund, or heaven help us, credit cards while you try to regain your previous
income.
The second reason that I think everyone should have a side-hustle is that it can help speed
up your path to financial independence.
Now you'll see a lot of stuff online about creating passive sources of income and there's
nothing wrong with that method, I'm a fan myself, but that's not the only way to create
more sources of income.
Some people get a second job, some people deliver pizzas on the weekend, some people
go onto Craigslist and look at the free section and then go grab some of that stuff and sell
it on Craigslist or eBay or Amazon for a profit, some people do a similar Thing by going to
Dollar stores and buying something for less than it's worth and then turning around and
selling it at market value, others hire property managers and get housing or apartments that
they can then rent out at a profit without having the inconvenience of having to fix
toilets.
And it may not be as much as you're making at your job but it's a nice secondary source
of income which can help you pay down your debts faster or invest more early on when
you still have a lot of time for that money to compound on itself as well as mathematically
make it easier for you to retire early if you wish to.
So there are tons of ways that you can create multiple streams of Revenue it really just
comes down to what one works best with your skill set and your goals as well as the lifestyle
you want to lead.
And I'm not going to go over all the various ways that you can go about making this side
income in this video that's not what I want to focus on here maybe in the future video
but not today, today I just want to focus on the math behind why finding something that
will allow you to get another Revenue stream is important.
Now I'm not going to focus too much on the debt payoff end of things in this video because
I think it's obvious to all of us that if you're throwing more money at your debts you're
going to pay them off faster.
The thing that I'm more interested in is what this does mathematically for those who wish
to retire early.
Because one of the biggest roadblocks to early retirement for a lot of people is that they
feel they need to have a million dollars or $3 million dollars or some huge chunk of money
set aside in order to retire early, you see this brought up a lot with people like Suze
Orman.
And while it's certainly going to help if you have a lot of extra money because it gives
you more wiggle room in retirement it's not necessarily required.
Now don't get me wrong I'm not saying don't invest, I'm not saying don't try to get a
large sum of money before retiring because you definitely should still do that, but I
am saying that there are other things you can do to supplement those Investments and
maybe speed up your time to be able to retire early if you wish to.
For those who have been watching my videos for a long time, you'll probably remember
me talking about the 4% rule or the safe withdrawal rate which is a rule of thumb that many early
retiree hopefuls use to get a good guesstimate of how much they would need to invest in order
to retire early.
The too long didn't watch version is, in general, you need roughly 25 times your annual expenses
in order to be able to retire and have a reasonable chance of not running out of money.
Now some people say 25 times is not enough so some people use a 3% safe withdrawal rate
and say you have to have 33 times your annual expenses but again it's a rule of thumb to
give us a ballpark estimate, to give us something to shoot for but everyone's situation is going
to be a little different.
However, in general, it's a good ballpark estimate and it's the one I'm going to be
using for the math in this video because I have to use something otherwise the equations
never get started.
So say if you wanted to live on $3,000 a month in retirement or $36,000 a year which if you
are debt-free is definitely doable especially considering that you're going to have to get
pretty good at controlling your expenses if you ever hope to retire early.
$36,000 a year times 25 is $900,000, so that's our starting goal but what happens if we had
income coming in during retirement?
Let's say you started a blog on building your own business where you show people how you
built your business what tools you used how to get through the ups and downs particularly
in the early stages and all that sort of stuff and you started using ads, affiliate marketing
as well as selling an ebook on your blog to generate some sort of income.
Over the course of your first year, you begin to build a following and find that by the
end of the year you're generating $1,000 a month on average from your blog through the
sale of your books ads and affiliate marketing.
You enjoy writing on the blog and figure you could continue doing this fairly easily when
you retire which means that in addition to your Investments you're actually bringing
in $1,000 a month on average in retirement if not more because the business might continue
to grow.
If we're being honest, $1,000 a month is not that much money to make on a business,
assuming you are consistently providing good value to your customers, especially if you
keep your costs low and have been working on it for years which at that point they would
have been.
But $1,000 a month is $12,000 a year.
$12,000 a year in income during retirement means that that's $12,000 a year you don't
have to take out of your Investments.
Meaning that your Investments don't actually need to cover those particular expenses.
They only need to cover the extra $2,000 a month or $24,000 a year that are not covered
by your business.
$24,000 a year x 25 is $600,000.
So generating this side income has saved you from the need to invest an extra $300,000
for retirement.
And if you do the math on the difference it can really be an eye-opening experience.
Say if someone had already managed to invest $600,000 in retirement, but didn't have
any side income.
They have done it over the long-haul investing roughly $1,000 a month every month for a little
over 20 years at an average rate of return of 8%.
At this rate, they would have to continue working for nearly another 4.5 years to reach
the $900,000 mark.
However, if they started working on a side hustle from the beginning, generating roughly
$1,000 per month and threw that into their investments then instead of retiring in 24.5
years with roughly $900,000 they would be financially independent in about 13 years
and 9 months with $600,000 which means they are capable of leaving their jobs almost 11
years earlier than they would've without the side-income.
Now, of course, they could continue working until they reach $900,000 shortly after the
17-year mark, but even then it still a savings of 7 to 7.5 years.
Either way, it's quite a lot of time that you're saving.
The third reason that I think everyone should have a side-hustle is that it has the potential
to radically change your life.
For the record, this is what happened to me.
As many of my long-time viewers will know my dad used to talk to me about finance quite
a bit.
He was always interested in the subject matter and realized how important it was to properly
educate his kids about finances.
I also realized that schools didn't really teach us about money, heck even the financial
classes I took while in college didn't teach me much of anything about handling my own
personal finances.
And even though my dad died while I was young and before he really had enough time to implement
many of the ideas he taught me about I could see even then how impactful it could be on
someone's life to be properly educated about finances just by where I was in my life at
the time.
Even something as seemingly small in the grand scheme of things like finding out a way to
graduate from college debt-free so that you aren't putting yourself in such a large
hole so early in life can make a huge difference.
So I looked at where my life was then and the trajectory I was on and a desire began
growing within me to pass on what my dad taught me to as many other people as I possibly could
because if I could just get 1 person, just one to really get it, to get something to
click inside them with money then that is an entire life that gets changed for the better
and that would make it all worthwhile.
It shifted my entire life plan, it helped me to decide to try out semi-retirement at
24 so that I could have more time to make these videos and work with people individually
to achieve the same level of freedom and choice that I've been lucky enough to experience.
So I hope that between me and others like me you are able to take the first, second,
or last steps on your journey to reaching your dream life.
So those are the top 3 reasons, at least according to me, why I think everyone should look into
getting a side-hustle.
But that'll do it for me today once again if you enjoyed this video be sure to subscribe
and hit that Bell next to my name so that you'll be notified of all my future uploads.
I generally upload every single Monday, and if you have a friend that would be interested
in this kind of content be sure to share it with them and let's really get this information
out there and start our own Financial revolution.
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Arsenal ace Aubameyang fires warning to Man United - Duration: 3:46.Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has warned Manchester United: My best is yet to come. Team-mate Aaron Ramsey has also hailed Arsenal's rampant super-striker as the new Thierry Henry
Aubameyang has now netted ten goals from his last ten shots on target. His precision finishing wiped out the Gunners' bitter rivals Spurs 4-2 on Sunday
He is now targeting United, with Jose Mourinho's underachievers suffering from one of the worst defensive records in the Premier League this season
Aubameyang said: "I think I'm not at 100% but it's coming. It's coming and against Spurs I felt very good on the pitch
"I'm really happy because my best form is coming. We knew that if we won this game we'd be in the top four
It's great now. "We have to look forward because we have an important game on Wednesday
We know that it's tough to stay in the top four. "It was tough, derbies are like this and it was very important that we won
But the next game is more important. So we need to continue like this, to believe
"We have to go to Old Trafford to win. As we played today, we also have to play in the next games
" Mourinho is set to park the bus at Old Trafford after Aubameyang once again showed his class and slicing through defences
Insisting he loves playing through the middle, the Gabon marksman added: "I think everybody knows it
"I like to play up front but I know that I can help the team. Sometimes the coach puts me on the left side but as I said it [centre forward] is my favourite position
" Aubameyang opened the scoring with an early penalty and produced an outstanding, first-time strike to make it 2-2 shortly after half time
Ramsey said: "It was unbelievable but he does that in training all the time. He just eases the ball into the corners but with pace as well
"It reminds me of Thierry Henry's finishes, so he has that in the locker. He's been fabulous for us
"I think that was important for us to score that goal. Then you could really feel that the atmosphere was electric
That really helped us to get over the line and win convincingly in the end." While other strikers have struggled to settle into life in the Premier League, Aubameyang has hit the ground running after his heroics at Borussia Dortmund
He went on: "The team helped me to settle in good. It's gone well. We're working to playing matches today but I'm really happy here
It's going well."
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11 Psychology Tricks That Work on Anybody - Duration: 8:50.
Do you ever wish you had magical powers when dealing with people? Well, good news is – you
don't need them! All you need to do is learn these 15 simple
psychology tricks that work on anybody! 11. Get people to tell you their secrets
Have you ever felt like somebody is hiding something important from you but you just
couldn't get them to open up? Well, with this simple mind trick, you can easily get
people to tell you any secret. The first thing you need to do is confront them directly,
and I mean literally invade their personal space. Don't be too pushy or aggressive,
just pull your chair a little closer or take a step towards them. This will make them feel
vulnerable and encourage them to reveal more. Once they start talking, keep nodding your
head and stroking your chin. These are universal signs of agreement and experiments have shown
that people talk three to four times more than usual if the listener nods their head
and strokes their chin as the speaker talks. Be consistent with this approach and people
will start telling you all of their deepest secrets in no time!
10. Get a bigger tip Ugh, there's nothing worse than a bad tipper!
If you're a waitress, here's one super effective trick that you can use on your customers
to get them to leave a bigger tip. All you have to do is wear something red! Waitresses
who wear red get up to 26% extra in tips than those who wear other colors. But there's
a catch though! This only works on male customers! So what about waiters and female customers?
Don't worry; you can use another easy psychological trick: just touch your customer lightly on
the upper arm when you talk to them. A light touch tells your customer that you're a
caring person and that you are focusing all your attention on them. One study showed that
servers who briefly touch each customer's arm while asking them a question get 25% higher
tips than those who keep their distance. 9. Make your way through a crowd
Is there anything more annoying than trying to maneuver your way through a sea of people
that all seem to be going in a different direction? Next time you find yourself in the middle
of a busy street, on the subway, at a music festival, or any other jam-packed event, try
this easy trick that will help you make your way through a crowd more quickly. Just stand
straight and concentrate intently on the direction you want to go. Keep your eyes fixed on your
end goal and just start walking. You'll be surprised at how easily people will move
out of the way to let you through! This is because the crowd will usually look at other
people's eyes to make the decision of which way to walk.
8. Break up a fight with a snack If you live in a big city, you're probably
used to seeing people bickering on the street or public transport all the time. But what
should you do if a silly argument turns into a full-blown physical altercation? Here's
an easy trick to break up a small fight: just grab a snack and position yourself near the
scuffle. This trick gained in popularity in 2013 after someone uploaded a YouTube video
showing a man on the New York subway successfully breaking up a fight between another man and
a woman simply by standing between them and munching one some potato chips. Have you ever
seen people fighting and eating at the same time? Of course not! People associate eating
with a state of relaxation and seeing someone else eat will immediately make them regain
their composure and simmer down. 7. Remember anybody's name
Are you bad at remembering names? Don't worry, you're not alone! Most people struggle
with names, but fortunately you can use one easy psychological trick that will help you
remember anybody's name. Every time you meet a new person and they tell you their
name, try and make a visual connection between their name and something memorable in your
world - the more unusual, the better. For example, if someone's name is Rob, picture
Rob as a bank robber. You can also visualize little phrases that rhyme with the person's
name. So, if you meet a woman named Joan, think of Joan taking a bank loan, visualize
Lenny dropping a penny, or Reese calling the police!
6. Turn enemies into friends No matter how nice you are, not everyone will
like you – and that's fine! But what do you do when you know that someone can't
stand you and you really want them to change their mind? Easy! Just use this simple mind
trick and watch your foes turn into friends one by one. All you have to do is ask them
to help you with something. I know, I know – asking your enemy for a favor sounds like
the last thing you'd want to do, but trust me: it works! Deep down, we're all a little
bit vain and we want others to perceive us as intelligent and capable. If you make your
enemies feel like you need their help and you show genuine interest in their opinion,
you'll quickly get on their good side and they will forget why they didn't like you
in the first place. 5. Understand your boss
Do you and your boss never seem to see eye to eye on anything and you're beginning
to wonder if it's all really worth it? Well, there's an easy way to check if your boss
is actually capable of building a healthy relationship with the employees. This trick
is often used by social scientists to measure people's ability to step outside one's
own experience and see the world from someone else's viewpoint. Next time you're at
an office party, approach your boss and ask them if they want to play a little game. Tell
them you need only 30 seconds. Once they agree, ask your boss to extend their right forefinger
and trace a capital letter E on their forehead. If they 'write' the E so that it's backward
to themselves but legible to you, it means they're willing to see things from your
perspective. If they draw the E so that it's readable to themselves but backwards to you,
it means they couldn't care less about other people's point of view and you two will
probably never be able to find common ground. 4. Catch a stalker
You know that creepy feeling when you can tell somebody's staring at you every time
you look away? Well, here's how you can easily catch a stalker. All you need to do
is pretend to yawn while quickly glancing at the potential stalker. If they also yawn,
you will know that they were definitely watching you. The yawn reflex has been proven to be
contagious and this copycat behavior is subconscious, which means the stalker won't even realize
that they were imitating you. The reason why we can't help but yawn when we see someone
else yawning lies in the mirror neurons which fire in our brains both when we act and when
we observe the same action performed by another. You can easily test this if you try and visualize
yourself yawning. Concentrate really hard on it for a few minutes and you can easily
make yourself yawn. 3. Spot a liar
We already told you how you can trick people into telling you their secrets, but how will
you know if they're actually telling the truth or just making stuff up as they go?
Fortunately, there's another psychological trick that can help you spot a liar in just
seconds. All you need to do is create awkward silence when talking to someone who you suspect
might be lying to you. One Dutch study from 2010 found that silence in a conversation
starts to feel unbearable for most people after just four seconds. If you purposefully
create an awkward silence during conversations, the other person will quickly try to fill
it by saying the first thing that comes to their mind – and they will sooner or later
end up telling you the truth you were looking for.
2. Get what you want Next time you need someone to do you a favor,
try the so-called door-in-the-face technique. Here's how it works: you first need to ask
the person to do you an outlandish favor that you know for sure they will refuse. When they
say no, make a disappointed look on your face and then ask them for a more reasonable favor
– the one you actually want them to do. Believe it or not, they will most likely accept
without protesting. For example if you ask someone "Can you help me do all this work?"
and they refuse, just ask them "Well, can you help me only with this part?" and they
will most probably comply with your request. Basically, the door-in-the-face technique
works by first getting a 'no' and then getting a 'yes'. When the other person
refuses the first request, they will feel a little bit guilty about having said 'no',
which will trigger the fear of social rejection. The second request gives them the opportunity
to minimize the guilt and avoid rejection. Try it out on someone and let us know in the
comment section if it worked! 1. Be a mind-reader Here's a cool trick
that will convince your friends you're a mind reader. The only props you'll need
are a dictionary and a calculator. Before you perform this trick, look up the 9th word
on page 108 in your dictionary, write it down on a piece of paper, put it in an envelope,
and place the envelope in your pocket. Now pick two friends you want to perform this
trick on and give one the dictionary, and the other a calculator. Ask your friend with
the calculator to pick any three digit number but tell them that no two digits can repeat.
For example, he or she can choose the number 365, but not the number 333. Then ask them
to reverse the number and they'll get 563. Next, tell them to subtract the smaller number
from the bigger one in this way: 563 – 365 = 198. Now, ask them to reverse that number
(891) and tell them to add the last two numbers together. In our example, it will be 198 +
891= 1089. Believe it or not, the result will always be 1089 no matter what number they
choose in the first place. Ask your friend what the first three digits
of the number are. These will always be 108! Turn to your friend with the dictionary and
tell them to find page 108. Now ask the friend with the calculator what the last digit of
the number was. Again, this will always be 9. Tell the friend with the dictionary to
find the ninth word down and keep staring at them intently as if you were really reading
their mind. Finally, pull out the envelope reveal the piece of paper with the 9th word,
and impress everyone with your mind-reading abilities!
Have you ever tried any of these tricks on other people? Let us know in the comment section
below and don't forget to hit that thumbs up button!
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【比韓劇還好看！】網友票選最好看的8部中國大陸電視劇！一集一集追超刺激！ - Duration: 20:42.
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MEET MY BASKETBALL TEAM! - Duration: 14:08.
boo even in my birthday man. Happy Birthday. Thank you.
what up guys so today we're headed to Rishon to play umm Rishon
the gym I haven't shown you guys the gym you want to see Iike a full full video of
the gym comment below let me know no idea what that says I'm guessing it says
something about basketball gym that's why I did the interview yesterday if you
saw on the last video right there in the grass just not going into that way so
the other way okay so this is like a school so I guess I having like recess I
know it seems like a high school they use our gym like PE so this is the
entrance that I usually go to the games practice all that. Boo even in my birthday man. Happy Birthday. Thank you
what'd he say you say what do you say what'd he say I'm a grandma. Old and wise. Old and wise
accomplish this year for your birthday. Im going to accomplish 100km, half iron man israel oh they have keto diet you going to finish
it you gotta go to watch us on youtube I'm on youtube? I'm going to be famous. I'm going to hold you accountable. hashtag maria. Im going to be a celeb
What do you want to be called on the vlog?You want to be called zali?
Basically everybody call my zali
or the king, or the lion king
wait boy if you don't your bathroom full is so high though like what they got showers
I'm going to get to this film and this practice
well you got scared you still got scared as David is. Thats. Yoni, say whats up Yoni. What's up. Tell them what you do. Chilling. Yoni is the weight coach, so he keeps us looking right
Toda. that's how you say thank you all right so this is my boy Eliav yall seen him multiple times I've seen it
multiple times up guys tell them where you're from bro you're not from LA where
you from it's nearby Tel Aviv
okay he's nearly there from Holon but we're actually not practicing at the gym
where we play we're going to what's the place called we're going to yeah I'm soo
Yom Suf fits like a school because why aren't we practicing at ours they got
like school stuff over there so we'll practice there then we'll go to lunch
and then we'll all a abale abale is daddy I'm habla de papa they will go what
yeah smote suit. Left. Locker room on the left.Wait Yonothan can I film you? No. Avi can I film you? Film what. I'm filming you. Why don't you ask me before? You film me. Where you from. What you mean? I'm from Israel. How was practice. Roii. Make a shot roi. Is this video rolling? Say whats up su, zelle say whats up. Gang gang
cuz more of like a habit routine thing for me you see me taking the trash out
being domestic so the haircuts you know something I do every time before game so
alright so I get my hair cut not only is it a freaking barbershop but it's also
convenient store my man be selling closing their shoes drinks I'm bout
show y'all hold on I used this conditioner put in it I'll let it I let
it sit in there for that's the cantu stuff I was telling you about
thank you alright we'll see I wish our thing which I think as you saw until
when they started this cut too it was good so that's the place I get to
cut now about
My man was just mad sitting on the ferarri
you good be. why you sitting on the ferarri. all right so now it's time for me to pack so I
need a grab bag yo bag all right so hang all my stuff you guys already seen what
I like pack but for me happy so I'm bringing fruit because healthy snacks you
know just in case a key for me is about getting it done before you actually put
it in the bag you know so I'll have everything that I already need done and
yes Jen it is folded so I don't want to hear anything good in college I'll just
get my stuff and throw it in the bag throw it into my bag you know guys you
know what I mean it's just easier to do it that way
hi Emma okay Maria like the makeup oh yeah only missing the lipstick lipstick
lip gloss only big 27
all right so it's her birthday right and we're in the airport you know like
security security and there's Doritos there's a full cake
there's gifts but we've already passed through security so trying to figure
this out
David you stressing right now enough getting extremely annoying just who's gonna get
the armrest
wait what dont take pictures. You got a muscle head. What?! Ohhhh. Time for me to relax and call jelly
while we have a game but again as you know beds are OD OD close that's known
figure this one out this is the shower and this is like the
shower curtain but you can like shower no shower curtain or have half a shower
curtain please comment below if this is like normal
all right so you guys saw shoot around practice we had little targets just
where like we go over the scouting report we had lunch now about to take a
shower but since we have lunch so early I've brought back a plate with food just
to eat before because we had this thing called coffee and cake before and
obviously I don't drink coffee or you cake it's not really like food they like
fruit and stuff I guess it's like a Europe thing so I need some food in my
system time bus for Room I'm gonna be extra or I'm being prepared let me know
I got some fire for you guys hold on a second hold on a second
it's Chris breezy baby
all right it's about that time about that game time boyy headed to coffee
and cake so I'm going to show you what this coffee and cake looks like. We had to wear the polo? haha. Avi, we had to wear the polo? Thor. Come on, come on lets go. This my man jonothan. Say whats up tell them where you are from. What's up bro. I'm from Rishon, Israel. I'm up next and he's the goat
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Speaking Of Life 1007 | Jesus The Demolition Artist - Duration: 5:05.
In 2006 my son played in a high school championship game in what was the Georgia Dome.
An impressive indoor football arena where professional football players played over
the course of 23 seasons.
On Nov 20, 2017 it was demolished to give way to an even more impressive stadium with
a retractable roof and the largest halo board of any sports complex – It is the Mercedes
Benz Stadium, and it certainly is the Mercedes Benz of all stadiums.
Whether on TV or in person, we've all seen demolitions.
People usually stand by and observe, there may be a news camera or two.
Then an abandon building jerks and smokes and buckles, quickly becoming a cloud of dust.
What had taken years and millions of dollars to put up is gone within minutes.
The right specialist can achieve this with such precision that it won't even crack
a window on the other buildings in the area.
One of the most famous demolitions in recent history was the leveling of the Pruitt-Igoe
housing development in St Louis in 1971.
Pruitt-Igoe was a symbol of the philosophy of the time, which was called modernism.
Modernism held, among other things, that human beings are hyper-evolved animals that simply
needed the right conditions to thrive.
The idea of a God, or a higher being, was considered passé—as a tool of former oppressive
regimes and nothing more.
Modernism held that we are rational animals, and our emotional, relational and social needs
depended mostly on our physical needs.
The Pruitt-Igoe housing project was an attempt to bring these principles to life.
It was to be the best of modern architecture, electrical, plumbing, and other amenities.
It was erected in one of the worst neighborhoods in inner-city St. Louis as "project housing."
The residents were moved in, and the country waited to see modernism at work.
Within fifteen years, crime, racial tension, and poverty were rampant, making Pruitt-Igoe,
the great modernist project, a terrifying place to live and a complete failure.
Many philosophers and thinkers say the symbolic end of modernism was the demolition of Pruitt-Igoe
in December 1971.
This view of humanity, as one-dimensional beings who only need their physical needs
met to thrive, had failed completely.
This modernist way of understanding was also at the root of the bloodiest century in human
history.
In our lectionary readings for today and the next several weeks, we will be talking about
the beginning of Jesus' career in ministry.
Especially in this part of his life, we see Jesus demolishing several ideas about what
God's long awaited deliverance was going to look like.
He didn't bring about a political or military victory, he didn't bring about deliverance
for only the Jewish people, and he triumphed in his death on the cross rather than a conquest
of power.
Finally, he invited us to deliverance from sin, not from temporary suffering and pain.
He demolished our human expectations of how we thought God should arrive on the scene.
Here he is baptized rather than baptizing, here he is making wine with a miracle rather
than something more dramatic, here he is saying that He has authority to forgive sins.
He demolishes our expectations as well sometimes, bringing about what we need in our lives rather
than always what we want.
He calls us to serve and to love rather than a winner-takes-all mentality.
He calls us out of our understanding of Him, and our understanding of ourselves.
So it is when Jesus, the demolition artist, is at work.
Just like the Pruitt-Igoe project which symbolized the end of modernism, so the demolition Jesus
did was the end of a flawed understanding of God and humanity.
So we see the demolition artist in our own lives, breaking down our old self-protective
walls of sin and fear so that the real thing, the new creation, can go up in its place.
I'm Greg Williams, Speaking of Life.
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Speaking Of Life 1006 | A Gathering Light - Duration: 3:47.
Have you ever experienced a Christmas Tree lighting event?
My friend shared a unique Christmas experience in a small art district in Dallas, TX.
Various art shops opened their doors, providing free wine and hors d'oeuvres.
As you can imagine, they quickly filled with people.
But as the sun went down, the doors started closing, leaving everyone out in the cold.
My friend discovered that he and his family had become separated, and it had gotten too
dark to see clearly.
People were drawn to one little rugged shop that was still lit up.
It was a glass-blowing shop known for its beautiful glass creations.
In its courtyard stood an old metal tree that people gathered around waiting.
At the appointed time, workers from the shop carried out hot molten glass and began drizzling
the metal tree with gleaming strips of dazzling light.
Within a few minutes the cold metallic structure was transformed into a beautiful Christmas
tree decorated with glistening glass dancing with fire and light.
It was a sight to behold.
As the tree got brighter the crowd grew closer.
And it was in the glow of that fiery light that my friend found the faces of his family.
This story may remind us of another story that is often told to begin the Epiphany season.
I'm referring to the story of the Magi, or Wise Men as they are often called.
These astrologers, slash magicians, weren't Jewish.
But, because of a spectacular light event in the sky, they were drawn to Jesus, King
of the Jews.
The visit of the Magi to pay homage to Jesus is a story that reveals to us a Father who
never intends for anyone to be left out in the cold, cut off from his family.
When Matthew tells this story in his Gospel account, he seems to have a passage from Isaiah
in mind that points to this reality: [LOOK DOWN]
Nations will come to your light, and kings to the brightness of your dawn.
Lift up your eyes and look about you: all assemble and come to you; your sons come from
afar, and your daughters are carried on the hip."
(Isaiah 60:3-4) [LOOK UP]
The birth of Jesus - accompanied by the visit of the Magi - is an epiphany for us.
It opens our eyes to see that the Father sent his Son to draw all people to himself.
No matter the perceived distance and darkness that lie between us and the Father, Jesus
is the Light of the World leading us home.
As we come to him we come to see we are not shut out, lost and alone in the cold dark
night.
We are brought into communion with the Father, Son, and Spirit and with brothers and sisters
gathered in the glow of his love.
May this Epiphany Season open our eyes to see Jesus as the light that gathers.
I'm Anthony Mullins, Speaking of Life
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Please
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You so fucking precious when you smile
You're the heart
Surprise motherfucker
It's like it ain't no thing
I'm here. Let me serve you bitch lasagna
Maybe
Magic
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MALDIÇÃO - Duration: 2:49.
So, you had a really tormented existence
in your previous life.
You've paid for all your sins, that's the good news.
So here's this wonderful baby
that's about to be born. Valentina.
For you. Sun in Sagittarius, so she's really free-spirited.
Born in a good family.
So, like, all the best stuff,
-easy-peasy. -Wonderful, wonderful.
So, just curious,
can you check her sexual orientation?
Sure, it's all here.
Straight.
No, sir, please.
Don't do that to me.
Ever tried liking straight men?
No, never.
I actually...
Lucky you.
A guy who says "rad"? Who takes off the condom in the middle of sex?
Without telling you? Who listens to country music?
Watches Denzel Washington movies?
Who texts you at 3:40 am with "Hey bae".
Who scratches his balls in public.
Who leaks his ex's nudes.
Who puts selfies with dolphins on his Tinder profile.
Who pisses all over the floor. Who takes craft beer courses.
-I could list a million things. -Wow.
-Sounds like a bother. -A bother?
It's humiliating, going after dudes.
It's a pain in the ass.
Can't you make her a lesbian?
Or, I don't know, asexual. It's good, too.
Sorry, I can't.
I can't access the system to change that,
they only do that upstairs.
I don't think you get it, mister.
I like dick, I love it, it's great.
Dick is nice.
That huge chunk of flesh,
veiny, fat,
sculpted in wood, delicious.
Great, right? But what comes attached to that?
A straight guy.
Do you wanna curse my next life?
Was it something I did?
So you wanna fuck me over? I bet it is.
That's not it, it's just...
I mean...
Everything here's a reflex of what you did in life.
You may not know what it is,
but it's there for a reason, regardless of, you know...
Sometimes even we don't know the reason.
Was it that homeless guy I ran over once?
You could've helped him.
-I knew it. -He was a sweetheart.
Been off crack for years.
So I'm totally into crossfit now.
At first it was just training, right?
Then I took care of nutrition.
Cut off carbs after 9 pm.
Gluten? Hon, gluten's poison.
Your body goes nuts when you eat it.
It's in everything, even this drink, probably.
But then you do crossfit, you start getting addicted to it.
Addicted to health, you know?
When it's healthy, addictions are good, you know?
It's like the staircase thing.
Every day at the gym is a new step. Missed the gym?
-You just went down two steps. -Right.
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Our Music S1E6: Five symphonies you should know - Duration: 5:00.
Hello!
Today we will listen to the five symphonic pieces that changed the way we
listen to music. My name is Carlos Andres Botero and this is OUR MUSIC,
a podcast unlock your imagination to the possibilities of classical music.
Creating perhaps the most influential examples of symphonic music, these five
composers affected history with their work. Their music is our true north.
A man with many nicknames, we acknowledge Joseph Haydn as
"the father of the symphony", not only because he composed so many of them, but also
because he made it the place where a composer's most daring and grandest ideas
find their expression. Since I had to pick only one piece, then I go for number 44.
One of the most creative fanfares ever to start a piece, he jumps into a
first movement already depicting romantic sounds into the future, while the closing
is as dramatic as it's memorable.
The premiere of this piece is the exact moment in history where the classicism
is no more and the doors to Romanticism are wide open, and the legend of
Beethoven himself starts to take hold in history. Here Beethoven took a huge
leap forward and projected what the genre could really become in the next
centuries. In sum, every subsequent piece owes its worth to the daring Beethoven
of the Eroica.
You will be hard pressed to find many listeners who do not find
Tchaikovsky's music to be as compelling and deeply human. A master on the use of
structural form to convey deep emotional meanings, the role of each movement seems
to be alloyed into new possibilities. But it is in the final two movements of the
symphony where the power of Tchaikovsky's plan find its realization.
The third movement starts like a scherzo, but progressively descends into a
tempestuous nightmare. I have yet to see an audience that is able to resist the
urge to company its conclusion without an applause.
And then there is the master stroke.
In the craft itself there's a new search for meaning happening in front of us.
The symphony is shocking, rocking, adventurous. And, as its subtitle suggests, able to
convey deep emotions.
We will perhaps pick other peace, but will never dream
leaving out Mahler out of this list. With him the symphonic scale is even greater,
the emotional journey even more kaleidoscopic, and the connection with
personal autobiography even more profound than almost any of his
predecessors in the genre. But once you realize he was reeling in mourning after
the passing of one of his daughters, then the work becomes suddenly poignant and
the sheer scale of the emotions are impossible to ignore.
The circumstances of the genesis of Shostakovich seventh symphony are surely the most intense of
any Symphony in history. Smuggled to the West in microfilm, the score was premiered
in the US even before a performance took place in the composer's hometown.
Shostakovich became a symbol of the Russians people's stoic resistance
against the Nazi Germany's war machine. But the work is actually much more than
simply depicting the conflict between two nations at war. The symphony is a
hymn to the inner strength of all people living under the yoke of a totalitarian regime.
There you have my choices, it is your turn now to crank up the volume and
give yourselves a treat of symphonic music. Happy listening and thank you for
your attention. A link to each of the pieces is posted on our website for your
convenience. Please leave your comments below, and don't forget to subscribe.
Hear you next time.
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One Direction - Drag Me Down (Lyric) - AMV | Twenty One Two Cover - Duration: 2:49.I've got fire for a heart
I'm not scared of the dark
You've never seen it look so easy
I got a river for a soul
And baby you're a boat
Baby, you're my only reason
If I didn't have you, there would be nothing left
The shell of a man that could never be his best
If I didn't have you, I'd never see the sun
You taught me how to be someone, yeah
All my life
You stood by me
When no one else was ever behind me
All these lights
They can't blind me
With your love, nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
I got a fire for a heart
I'm not scared of the dark
You've never seen it look so easy
I got a river for a soul
And baby you're a boat
Baby, you're my only reason
If I didn't have you there would be nothing left
(nothing left)
The shell of a man who could never be his best
(be his best)
If I didn't have you, I'd never see the sun
(see the sun)
You taught me how to be someone
Yeah
All my life
You stood by me
When no one else was ever behind me
All these lights
They can't blind me
With your love nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
All my life
You stood by me
When no one else was ever behind me
All these lights
They can't blind me
With your love, nobody can drag me...
All my life
You stood by me
When no one else was ever behind me
All these lights
They can't blind me
With your love, nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
Nobody, nobody
Nobody can drag me down
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