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Donald Trump has a very nationalistic overall worldview

that carries over into his trade policy.

"...remember that! America first! America first!"

He sees these kinds of things as very much zero-sum: in which one side wins and another side loses.

"We've lost our jobs like we're a bunch of babies.

They've gone to other countries.

They've gone to Mexico.

They've gone to many other countries.

...It's all so easy, believe me.

It's all so easy."

But in a complex system like global trade, it's not always easy to tell who is winning.

Trump has suggested really really really strongly that he wants to crack down on imports from Mexico.

"...and plants and factories and everything

else going into Mexico."

...and that has driven down the value of Mexico's currency an enormous amount.

Ironically, making the peso cheaper makes it an even more attractive place to locate

production because it means that, in effect, Mexican workers are being paid less

and makes it harder for American factories to compete with Mexican ones.

But that's not what Donald Trump says is going to happen.

"...but here's what happens: I will tell them, 'You're gonna move back, right?'

and they are going to say 'Yes, sir. We're moving back to the United States.

We're going to build our factory in the United States.

We're not moving to Mexico and we are going to create a lot of new employment!'"

Trump blames the loss of manufacturing jobs on trade deals like NAFTA:

The North American Free Trade Agreement

that reduced barriers to trade between The US, Canada, and Mexico.

"NAFTA will tear down trade barriers between our three nations.

It will create the world's largest trade zone

and create 200,00 jobs in this country."

"We're not getting anything.

We have NAFTA, which is a total and complete disaster."

While trade deals are an easy target on the campaign trail,

they are only one part of the equation.

When you look at the really long term, you can see that manufacturing jobs have been

declining as a share of the economy very steadily for a very long time

and that tells us that, even though trade deals matter, they are not the driver of this big trend.

It's just, over the long haul,  because of automation, as economies evolve and advance,

more people work in the service sector, fewer people work in the manufacturing sector.

Trade plays a role in that, but it's not the primary driver.

Despite this fact, it's exactly those jobs that Trump is claiming to protect by withdrawing

from the TPP: The Trans-Pacific Partnership.

"A great thing for the American worker, what we just did."

This particular trade deal, it was designed

to take a lot of Asian countries and bind them more closely together with The United States;

one reason countries were eager to do a trade deal with The United States, rather than with China,

is that they are closer to China and thus they are a little bit afraid of China

and they want to keep The United States invested in Asia.

If we pull out, that may leave some of these countries feeling exposed or alone

and like they need to enter into a Chinese economic orbit.

This decision means fewer cheap imports,

but it also affects the market for American exports.

One thing that's worth noting here is that farmers would've been big winners under

Trans Pacific Partnership.

In particular, I think the expectation was that the United States would be able

to export a lot more agricultural goods to Japan.

If The US has joined the TPP, American farmers would have had a stronger relationship with Japan,

the world's fourth largest agricultural consumer.

Rural voters broke very very heavily in favor of Donald Trump,

but they may actually lose out by his sort of less trade-friendly policies.

And it just shows that the world is complicated and it's difficult to change things.

And, you really do need to talk to expert people.

"I am a free trader one hundred percent, but we need smart people making the deals

and we don't have smart people making the deals."

Trump's view is that for us to win at trade somebody else has to be losing.

"This country is going to start winning again.

We don't win anymore."

I don't think that that is true.

If he proves me wrong, you know, I think he'll have a great deal to brag about, but I think

he's going to find that, you know, the forces dragging American manufacturing employment

down are fairly profound and that the kinds of things he thinks will fix it

are just as likely to make things worse as better.

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South America's Lithium Boom: A Blessing Or A Curse? - Duration: 3:38.

In the middle of southwest Bolivia sits the world's largest salt flat, Salar de Uyuni.

For thousands of miles there is almost no development or vegetation—just salt.

Throughout history, Salar de Uyuni has been little more than a popular destination for

tourists and photographers attracted to its endlessly white landscape.

However in the late 1980's, everything changed, and it seemed as if the entire world wanted

a piece of this salt flat.

That's because Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni contains millions of tons of lithium reserves.

The demand for this resource has skyrocketed over the last few decades, after it was discovered

to be an efficient way to power batteries.

Compared to other materials, lithium can store lots of power in a tiny space, making it ideal

for cell phones, laptops and electric or hybrid cars.

This would seemingly be a boon for Bolivia - a country that is both South America's

poorest in per capita wealth, but richest in lithium.

Bolivia is by far the largest part of the so called 'lithium triangle', a collection

of salt flats that also stretches over neighboring Chile and Argentina.

These two countries have seen huge financial benefits from lithium extraction.

In the summer of 2016, one Argentina-based contractor sold the resource for $20,000 a

ton— double its usual price.

These companies have also brought jobs to local indigenous communities.

At the same Argentinian firm, more than half of the employees are indigenous people.

But big business comes with major drawbacks.

Mining sites pollute the air and contribute to global warming, and extracting the resource

requires as much as 500,000 gallons of water per ton of lithium.

In Chile and Argentina, water shortages already exist in many mining areas, and local communities

worry that extraction will eventually run the region completely dry.

Beyond pollution and drought, no one is certain what the long term effects of lithium mining

will be.

Many indigenous people fear that when the salt flats eventually run out of lithium,

local communities will be left with nothing - no jobs, no water, no resource-rich land.

Seeing these and other potential disadvantages, Bolivia's socialist president Evo Morales

was initially resistant to allowing exploitation of lithium by foreign companies.

Morales, who is himself indigenous, has said that if any mining were to occur at Salar

de Uyuni, it would be completely controlled by the state and would only benefit local

communities.

The president even added a provision to the Bolivian constitution that could give indigenous

people control other their lithium-bearing territories.

However seeing the benefits mining has brought to other parts of the lithium triangle, Morales

has begun to loosen his grip.

The Bolivian government says it will invest nearly a billion dollars in the lithium industry

over the course of three years.

It recently signed a mining contract with a German company and in 2016, exported its

first batch of lithium to China.

Morales has assured Bolivians that lithium extraction will be a net benefit for the country,

including indigenous communities.

But many still worry that the mining operations will usher in some of the same problems that

have occurred in other parts of the lithium triangle - not to mention other parts of Bolivia.

Morales made similar promises regarding oil drilling in the country's environmentally

"protected areas".

But in 2015, amid widespread protests, the President opened up the Amazon to private

businesses, claiming it would bring development to impoverished communities.

However experts say only about one percent of these profits have actually gone back into

local investments.

This is the resource paradox that ostensibly every country on earth faces: forgo millions

of dollars or drill and live with the consequences.

For Bolivia, the debate will surely continue.

A similar debate is going on in other parts of the world with gold right now with gold.

To find out more about the effects of gold mining on local communities, check out this

video.

Thanks for watching Seeker Daily!

Don't forget to like and subscribe for new videos.

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Sequential Music Mate for the Commodore 64 - Duration: 10:11.

Hello, and welcome to another episode of 8-Bit Keys.

Today I'm going to be looking at this very interesting piece of hardware.

This was donated to me by Paul Artola who is out of the Baltimore, Maryland area.

And this is a little keyboard that plugs into the Commodore 64, but it's very different

from any of the other keyboards that I've shown before.

In previous episodes I've shown you the incredible musical keyboard overlay that just

goes on top of the C64.

And I've shown the SFX sound expander which plugs into the cartridge port.

Let's take a closeup look at the box on this one.

It was made by a company called sequential.

According to the advertising, it's a REAL music keyboard for the Commodore 64 with disk

drive!

Apparently you can record 10 minutes of your music.

It has 8 instruments to choose from, and can play up to three notes at one time.

So let's open it up and see what's inside.

So this looks like some software.

And let's get this keyboard out of the box.

OK, so on the software package they show some other keyboard, not sure what model that is,

but it is certainly not what came in the box.

Inside we get a user's manual.

It's small, which is good, that means the software isn't too complicated!

And we get 3 floppy disks.

OK, so it's a little dirty and a little yellowed, but not too bad.

Here's the thing I find most interesting.

It connects to the C64 via the joystick port.

So I decided to clean it up a little because I hate the feeling of trying to play on dusty

keys.

OK, so it's all cleaned up now.

I wanted to show you that it has little handles on each side, which is kind of neat.

There's not really anything on the back at all, or on the bottom.

So one of the reasons I find this device immediately fascinating is because it connects to the

joystick port.

Now, this may seem perfectly normal to a lot of people.

But it baffles me and I'll show you why.

Look at the joystick port and you will see that there are only 5 digital input/output

lines available here.

And yet there are 32 keys. even if this were to be wired in a matrix you would need at

least 9 digital lines to make that work.

So that leaves me wondering if there is some kind of brain inside this keyboard that is

taking the keys and converting them to some kind of serial data.

Which, the joystick ports on the C64 are capable of operating in that manner, even though they

were rarely used that way.

So we're definitely going to have to take this thing apart before we're done here.

In the meantime, let's go ahead and connect it up to a good old-fashioned Commodore 64.

So, I have no idea what the difference is between these disks.

We've got the sound maker software.

But these two disks look absolutely identical.

I guess we should put them in the disk drive and find out what is on them.

OK, so there isn't a whole lot on this disk, it's mostly empty.

Let's try the second disk.

OK, now I'm curious to see if the identical looking disk has identical software on it.

Well, that confirms it, apparently these last two disks are actually identical.

So I'll put the first disk back in and start it loading.

In a moment you'll hear this thing head bang, which means it is going through some

copy protection scheme.

I think it's kind of silly to put copy protection on a disk like this, because the software

is essentially useless without owning the hardware that goes with it.

So, eventually it asks if you'd like a description of how the sound maker works.

It was quite rare to have in software documentation in 1984.

Rather than read all of this to you, I'll just show you how it works.

You can immediately start playing, if you want.

So you can use the function keys to move around the different adjustments that you want to

make.

So, for example, I can go down an octave.

So let me move over here and play with the release rate and you can hear what difference

that makes.

Now I have a sound really similar to that used in the famous swynth demo.

Let me see if I can play some of it.

So let's play with different sounds.

Let's change it to variable.

What this really is doing is changing the pulse width of the SID chip.

OK, so let's try out the second disk.

It actually just comes up and starts playing this song and I can't figure out how to

stop it.

I even looked through the manual, but it doesn't describe this program at all.

After some messing around with keys I finally figured out what some of the keys do.

For example, the function keys change the different sounds making the bars move to the

right, and if you hold down shift, it makes them move back to the left.

So I'll just try playing the piano here.

So, I really don't like this second program at all.

It's not really very easy to use, doesn't make a lot of sense.

And, it doesn't have octave changes on it.

Also, I didn't really bother trying to create any multi-track performances or anything,

because let's face it, this thing really just uses the internal SID chip and everybody

knows what that sounds like already.

So instead, I decided to do a little investigation on the joystick port.

I wrote a little program in BASIC to monitor the I/O pins on the joystick port and then

I pressed some keys on the keyboard.

However, as you can see, there was no change.

So this thing is very mysterious indeed.

On the bottom there are a few screws, which is actually sort of annoying since they are

flat-tipped.

However, it isn't easy to take apart as it appears the sides are glued on from the

factory.

But I was pretty sure I could get it apart without breaking it, and I did.

Well, almost, anyway.

I did apparently break one of these wires, but I can solder it back.

It appears the only way to see the circuit board is to remove the keys.

So that's what I did.

So, there are all of the keys.

Now you can see the board layout.

There definitely appears to be some sort of 40-pin DIP package right there in the middle,

however, there doesn't appear to be any way to see the other side and unfortunately

the circuit board is glued down.

I didn't originally plan to retrobrite this, but since I've already taken this far apart,

I figured I might as well before I put it back together.

I only needed to mess with the white keys because the black keys look exactly like they

are supposed to.

I put them out in the sun and let them soak for a few hours.

In the meantime, I turned my attention to this huge crack.

I am pretty sure I did not cause this.

But, it shouldn't be too hard to fix.

I just put some superglue down in the crack, and then used this long clamp to keep it together

while it sets.

I had found this other little piece rattling around in the case, so I glued it back on

too.

I got the soldering iron out.

Now originally this wire was soldered on the back side, but there is no way for me to reach

it now.

So I will just solder it to the other side, and I'm sure it will work fine.

By the way, I noticed that these keys have no springs, instead just a piece of foam.

That explains why the keys feel so mushy.

So, here are the keys after 3 hours in the sun.

Time to rinse them off.

OK, so the black keys have to go on first.

And then here are the rest of them.

And you can see it looks much better after the retrobrite.

So now I can slide the key mechanism back into the case, but I'll have to mix up some

epoxy to get the side piece to stay back on.

And this epoxy takes 12 hours to cure, so I will have to clamp it overnight and check

on it in the morning.

All righty then, so it's all put back together and it works as good as new.

You can't even tell I had it apart, and the keys look great now!

So, what is my final verdict on this product?

Well, I think it is a very fascinating piece of history.

And I'm going to love having it as part of my collection.

but, I don't know, there are a lot of things I don't like about it.

It's definitely better than the musical keyboard overlay, because it has more keys

and the keys are definitely easier to use because the overlay keys are so small.

But is still doesn't have enough keys to comfortably play anything on it.

So that's always a problem.

The keys also feel somewhat spongy when you push them, and now I know why since it is

literally a sponge that it is pushing on inside.

But, the software is fairly primitive.

Although I kind of like the first piece of software.

In many ways it resembles the software I wrote, SIDKEYS, which basically just allows you to

change all of the parameters of the SID chip.

The other thing I do like about it is the fact that it uses the joystick port so it

doesn't require a cartridge or any clunky adapters or anything like that.

It's a pretty simply device to plug into the C64.

And apparently it does have some sort of micro-controller as we saw, but we never did get a good look

at it.

So at least that mystery is more or less solved.

Also, a lot of people have been asking me about the software I created called SIDKEYS

and I've never actually finished it yet, but I got tired of emailing it to everybody

individually, so it is now available on my website.

It's kind of in an alpha version.

It sort of, kind of works.

A lot of features are not implemented yet, but you're welcome to go download it.

I'll put a link here in the description field.

Otherwise, I hope you enjoyed this episode, and stick around because, as always, I have

more coming.

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Do I have Polish citizenship? - Q&A 1 [Kult America] - Duration: 13:16.

Greetings everyone, I've just finished filming standing in 3 states at once,

I'm literally sitting in three states at once under a highway,

and it's been a great adventure, I haven't been back to America to film in a while,

so I'm really excited to be here.

I've got some of your questions, we're unable to get all of them

because we were traveling around and maybe we'll make a part two or something answer

but I'll do my best to answer the once that we thought were more interesting.

First questions goes as follow: Ryan, is there any country you can visit,

but don't want to?

And generally I'm a curious mind and I try to always be open to go to new places,

so it's unlikely that I would disagree to visit anywhere.

Aside from that I also don't really like traveling to Western Europe all that much,

I mean, France and Germany is great, but

I prefer more like Slavic countries

and places that are a little bit more wild.

Short answer is that I'm actually happy to go anywhere.

What is the topic that you would like to film about,

but cannot, because you have no opportunity to make it?

Well, we always can find an opportunity to do the things that we want.

I really believe that for example in today's video that we filmed

we wanted to go to the Hindenburg crash site, but it's an active naval base,

and they did not let me in, but I found a guy who could get me in anyways

despite the fact that it was technically forbidden.

And I always try to approach things in that way but

I would love so much to see North Korea,

and I know that it's like a cliche, typical answer that most journalist might give,

but it seems to be one of the last places on Earth that are disconnected

from corporate lifestyle and I would be fascinated to see what that's like.

Also I have, and this might sound really weird, I've got a little bit of fascination

or fantasy about being incarcerated.

I mean, I don't actually want that but sometimes I think about if you are in jail,

how nice it could be that everything is provided to you.

You know all the terrible stuff aside and I think North Korea it sounds like that.

If you could buy in that bullshit,

you know, you could be kind of happy.

I went to Belarus which is said to be a kind of dictatorship country and

one thing I noticed was that if you don't have ambitions to do something artistic,

something like we do on Kult America and you just want to be a school teacher, or a bus driver

you could actually have a pretty good quality of life there and most things provided for you.

There is that element of shelter that fascinates me about a country like North Korea.

Ryan, what is the biggest advantage of living in Poland?

Well the biggest advantage is having my Polish wife and daughters,

and the job that I love so much,

but aside from that, I made a whole video about it obviously,

one of the things that I did not talk much about was the initial response I noticed people having

in terms of sensitivity to art.

Polish people were really really touched by music that I would play

in a way that I wouldn't get in other countries.

It was like a romance for me.

When I lived in Kraków, it might sound silly, but I loved Kraków

in the same way a man loves a woman, I mean I would be jealous

of other foreigners in Kraków.

We just interviewed Patrick on this channel and 7 years ago I would not be able to,

because I would've been so jealous that like another man was with my woman.

That's how I felt about the city and Polish culture.

So the biggest advantage honestly

for me as someone who's really got an obsession about Polish culture,

to live in Poland is the fact that I get to live in Poland,

it's a humongous privilege and honor.

Ryan, if you could bring anything from the US back to Poland, what would it be?

I would bring like international restaurants, if I could bring anything back.

One of the things that challenges me sometimes is that I really like the variety of food,

as you've probably noticed from some of my videos here.

And in Poland it's getting better, but finding things like a really good Thai food,

or a really good Indian food can be challenging,

especially outside of Warsaw.

So high quality international cuisine is one argument,

I'm sorry Polish nationalists, but I'm not so upset when I see more foreigners in the country

because it's something that's really fun and invigorating in daily life.

Ryan what is your favorite Polish city?

I have been to almost every Polish city, with the exception of Szczecin and Białystok,

but I would have to say that, and not that I'm planning to live there any time soon,

one of my favorite cities to go to is Przemyśl, because one - they have pierogi kresowe,

which is my favourite pierogi, I'm sorry, I know that it sounds insane.

The second thing it that it is very quaint, non-commercial, quiet, slow, great people,

I've got some friends there and I love going there, but there's not really limit on cities that I like,

I like all the standards of Kraków, Warszawa, Gdańsk, Sopot and so on,

so I guess it's more a question of what city I don't like.

I'm not gonna answer that question because you might be from that city

and I might like you and I don't want to hurt your feelings.

What do you do for a living?

All the traveling around you do for your videos must cost money.

That's a really good question, and I would be very prideful to answer to all of you

what I do for a living, but I think I'd prefer to keep it a little bit of a mystery.

That being said, if you're curious what I do for a living, you can just search on Google

and I think you'll find the answer soon enough.

Ryan, do you like American food, or Polish food better?

Without a doubt I prefer Polish food as a kind of novelty.

But when I think about American food I don't think about McDonald's or hamburgers,

or french fries, I actually think about all the international foods you can get in America.

So in that regard I prefer American food because you know growing up it was totally normal

to like "it's Thursday, we're going to eat Mexican food" and it would taste authentic.

So I think first you'd have to define what American food is

before I could really tell you one way or another.

Maybe we just keep it simple - I like food.

Do you like Chicago or Polish cities better?

I'll tell you guys a secret - I don't like Chicago.

I never liked Chicago.

And I think that's mostly for personal reasons.

I don't want to go back there, I have family there who I love

and they're the only reasons I will go back.

But aside from that Chicago it's kind of dark and depressing place for me

and I have really no interest in spending any of my short precious life in that city.

I hope it answers your question.

Have you obtain Polish citizenship, if not, did you apply for it?

I did obtain Polish citizenship, actually, years ago,

it was one of the most prideful experience in my life.

It was given to my in the city of Kraków, there was a ceremony.

I don't cry very often, but on that day, when I received my Polish citizenship,

when I was granted the right to stay forever, and be a part of that country,

I cried.

And it was very emotional experience for me and I almost wished that I could do it again,

because it was so amazing to receive this credential.

On account of that I travel mostly on a Polish passport,

I take my Polish citizenship very seriously.

You might be curious why I don't speak to you in Polish,

well that's because 20% of the audience is Polish and I want to present these travels

but also life in Poland to people all over the world, so I don't want to limit myself.

I'm less charismatic, like my friend, Włodek Markowicz...

I was in his house and he was like "I can't hear you speaking Polish, I don't want to hear,

I don't want to listen to it, because you're not you".

And as much as I love speaking Polish that is the truth - I am not me when I speak Polish.

Maybe someday I will be, but now it's just the reality.

My Polish citizenship is dear to my heart and I am very proud of that.

Ryan, when will the new Let Me Introduce You To The End CD be?

Well, whoever you are, who asked that question I love you and thank you for asking,

because Let Me Introduce You To The End was a very dear project to me,

and I've slowed down on music, no doubt, but I think that when Kult America hits 100,000 subscribers

I'm going to release my next record but in the meantime

I definitely recommend you to check out my latest record "Of ghost",

which is a huge thing and Przemek Myszor from Myslovitz was singing with me

on that record in one song and it took a long time to make.

Not many people heard it because I haven't been active musically,

I haven't toured or done any concerts.

I haven't toured or played any concerts in a long time.

The last concerts were like three years ago in Ukraine for Fort.Missia.

But I think I will be back soon, I'm gonna do it in a special way, I want to play in your city,

in small cafe, intimate settings and really just do it for a passion project.

But my time is limited honestly, between my work, this channel, my family,

so it might take some time.

Ryan, why are you so obsessed with standing in three places at once?

That's a good question, when I was a little kid and I came to New Jersey, which is...

this side of the thing, so I'll sit on New Jersey line for that question.

I remember the first night I would always sleep and be so amazed that I was in a different state

where there were different laws, different realities.

And for me to have the weird opportunity

to be in three of those places at one time where there's, you know, different constitutions,

different laws, just different realities, is surreal.

Also I think I live kind of absurdly privileged life

if I'm able to have a type of freedom to do that.

I'm a guy with two passports and I intend, on using them to their full potential.

So standing in three places at once I guess is my way of access.

I don't have a lot of personal belongings, I don't spend any of the money that I earn

and as you can see I don't like really even have nice clothing or anything,

but the one area of access that I definitely want to apply is travel,

so this is my version of kind of being a gluttonous pig, if you will.

And it's a cool excuse to be able run around and to see a lot of interesting historic places

and you know, have crazy adventures basically.

So the three places at once is a finale of a longer experience.

Ryan, do you have heritage from Poland?

Do you have any ancestors from Poland?

Yes, two of my great grandparents did come from Poland,

and I plan to make videos about them in the future,

one was from Ropczyce Góra in Podkarpacie,

the second one was from Nowy Targ on Małopolska, from Sromowce Niżne actually.

You probably see something about that on this channel in the future.

Ryan, is there anything annoying you culturally/socially in the US,

after you got used to living in Poland?

Maybe you look at your homeland in a different way?

I've been annoyed with many things in my homeland since forever,

actually living out of America made me appreciate more about the country itself.

And I love the friendliness of the people, I love the diversity of the people,

I love the fact that when I associate with someone

who is from different culture or race, I'm not judged by anyone.

living outside of Poland actually made me appreciate...

sorry, let me rephrase, living outside of America made me appreciate America more,

but I don't think I'll ever realistically move back here.

Alright, there is all for the questions, there are few more here but honestly,

I'm under the highway, on the river bank, sitting in three states, my hands are freezing,

and I think I'm gonna wrap up this video but I want to take a moment to thank all of you

for watching Kult America, subscribing to the channel and being with us through this adventure.

You know we're gonna keep this channel going as long as we can and it only has sense

if we're experiencing it with you.

So make sure that you subscribed, stay tuned, smash the bell, follow us on Facebook,

all of that, and there was one more question that I acknowledge.

They were asking if there's the way to meet me in person and that is possible,

but you have to catch me on the street, and that can be hard to do.

Thank you guys for watching.

I'll see you later.

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Best Way to Travel w/ Friends on a Budget - Duration: 7:41.

This week, I shall finally roll out videos

on travels from the past..

yessh..

two years.

There has definitely been an uptick

in travel related content

targeted both at young millennials

and Black folks at large.

It looks cute, you're experiencing new cultures and food,

your Instagram pics will be so lit,

I mean it is lit to travel abroad.

But as much there are ways to travel on a budget abroad,

it's still not universally

accessible to every and anybody.

Truth be told some of us just aren't up for the struggle it takes to travel on a budget.

We're not backpackers and we're not trying to stay at the Ritz either.

But a certain level of comforts on vacation,

you are totally allowed to expect.

So while you save up the coin to make sure

those comforts are being met.

While you're warming up to the idea of 10+ hour flights.

Or you're waiting to get your passport

or waiting on friends to level up financially

or vacation time wise

I have a great idea to get you on the road to traveling!

Travel domestically.

Girl, the United States of America in all it's 48 contingent states is one of the

most geographically diverse countries.

If you live in Europe, you can do this within the European Union.

But back to the US of A, there are a multitude of landscapes

and cultures for you to enjoy

on really good budget

and it's much easier to corral your friends along.

Ain't nothing wrong with traveling solo, I do it all the time,

but many of us are appreciative

the value of shared experiences and creating memories with friends.

Doing domestic group trips can be budget friendly, super fun and a great way to learn how to

travel, how you LIKE to travel

and how to work out whatever various kinks

could, would, maybe might now arise

when traveling as a group,

without the pitfalls that come

when you trying to learn all this

10,000 miles away, where English is not the national language and changing your flight

isn't as simple as a $50 change fee.

Boop!

This past Martin Luther King Day weekend, I went with friends to Breckenridge, Colorado

for a ski trip.

I didn't actually plan this trip, it was the doing of my friend Naheem and his girlfriend

Erica, but I am so happy I went.

It was just a good chill time and I really learned the value of traveling with friends

to places I wouldn't usually think of.

First off Colorado is beautiful.

Though the altitude might have you loopy.

I was loopy before I even got to Colorado cause I booked my flight for the WRONG weekend.

In order to save on rebooking, I came out a day earlier

But I got to chill with MahoganyCurls and the fam.

Totally worked out great.

I have to give a shout out to Mitsubishi and the Drive Shop

for lending me the 2017 Mitsubishi

Outlander.

I live in the land of front wheel drive Texas, so I wasn't aware of the importance

of All Wheel Drive in snowy mountainous places like Colorado.

All wheel drive saves lives no really, it does once I realized to turn it on!

I thought it was automatic but in the Outlander there's a button you press to activate AWD.

I drove to the airport to pick up the crew.

There were 12 of us, so duties were split.

Three of us had to take of renting the cars,

another crew budgeted out the food per person,

the liquor per person

games + house activities and ski resort activities,

It's very important

even if you are the main organizer to get everyone involved in the vacation and having

a responsibility to encourage respecting others time and money.

I picked up my crew of three and we took a beautiful drive through the mountains of Colorado.

Is that the rockies?

Even from Jess's house the view of the mountains is just breathtaking.

Driving through the mountains I was like an 8 year old, oh wow look over there...look

at that….how puuuuurrrrty.

I was also a grandma looking up in awe at the mountain thinking of the potential avalanches

and driving very very carefully.

Fortunately the adrenaline junkies weren't in my car, so no one was bothered by how slow

I was going on the icy roads.

We then went to pick up the beverages, adult beverage selection

since that was the guy's role.

Thank god for the Outlander, we fit everything...several cases of beer, wine, soda and suitcases into

the trunk no problem.

Then we were the first to get to the house and check out the very nice digs.

This wasn't even our first choice, we confirmed the house a bit late in the game.

I never knew that Black Ski weekend was a thing...but erry'body was up in the Rockies

that weekend.

We was for really up in the mountain side but the house was so nice and comfortable

with a jacuzzi, that I did not bring a bathing suit for but I improvised because while in

the mountains you or at least I must

be the best white womanz I can

and dip in that jacuzzi with my glass of wine

surrounded by the snow.

Get that gun Betsy we might see grizzlies.

We went snowmobiling, which was ahhh..

I was a scaredy cat, but it was fun.

they went skiing that's not my ministry cause my knees and wallet

was like nope and they went snow tubing.

Ate some great food.

We drank some great dranks.

And I kicked some butt in spades

because I might be a proper white womanz

but you know, you know

don't let this lack of melanin fool you!

So yes, take advantage of living in America,

do a trip where the flights are under $200 roundtrip,

no visas or passport are required,

the flight is under 5 hours and it can be

done during a three day weekend,

or where only one day of vacation time

needs to be taken.

There are the rockies in Colorado,

all the natural reserves throughout the Midwest,

Bomb food especially the

seafood and beautiful nature in Seattle and Washington state.

The Grand Canyon and plenty of other canyons in Arizona,

you can be like Solange with your

homegirls out in the white sands of New Mexico.

San Diego California with the beach and scenic drives.

Black folks and BBQ and rice dishes that harken back to our ancestors in West Africa all up

and down the East Coast, especially with the Geechie in South Carolina.

Charter a boat on any of the lakes from Texas to Georgia and turn up, responsibly.

New Orleans can never be slept on.

There are so many options beyond Las Vegas, Miami and NYC or LA, so take your pic.

Don't let anyone shame you into thinking it's not a great way to travel.

Deuces!

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Decision Making: 4 Simple Tests To Help You Make The Right Decision - Duration: 10:04.

And I can do this, which… aren't we recording?

What's that red dot mean?

Hey, it's Marie Forleo and you are watching MarieTV, the place to be to create a business

and life you love.

Now, if you've ever wondered whether your anxiety about a decision is your intuition

telling you "no" or just a fear that you really should overcome, today's episode

is for you.

This question comes from Kouros and he writes:

"Hi Marie.

I appreciate all the incredible wisdom you share on your show.

Here is my Q. How can you tell if the anxiety you're feeling over a decision is an intuitive

no or a sign of a comfort zone you need to break through?

Thanks, Kouros."

Kouros, great question, my friend.

Most of us have had that experience of facing a big decision and feeling really torn up

about it.

You know, sometimes it's hard to distinguish between a fear that's holding you back from

a growth experience versus an intuitive hunch that's actually saving you from a big, expensive

mistake.

You know, whenever I found myself in that position, and it happens often, there are

4 tests that I put myself through to help myself get clear.

So I want to walk you through each one of them.

Test number one is a physical test.

So here's what I do any time I'm faced with a decision and I feel a little bit torn

about it.

I always tap into my physical body and I ask myself the question, do I feel expansive when

I think about this or contracted?

So this is really subtle.

You have to really pay attention to your inner sensations.

And when you ask the question whether or not you want to do something, if you feel an instant

sense of dread or heaviness or something in your body just going no or you actually notice

your body subtly moving back, those can all fall under the umbrella of feeling contracted.

Now, on the other hand, you might ask yourself do I want to do this, and all of a sudden

inside you notice a very subtle shift where something feels lighter, something feels brighter.

Perhaps your physical body actually moves forward.

Or even if it sounds a little scary, something in you just feels bigger.

That would be an example of something that is expansive.

So clearly, contraction for me is a big no and expansion or expansiveness is a big yes.

Now, for me this is really the most important test there is because I believe there is intelligence

that lives in the physical body that bypasses your mind, your logic, and your ego.

You know, Shakira says my hips don't lie and I would like to extend that to say your body

doesn't lie.

But I know that everyone is not exactly like me and perhaps you don't quite have the facility

to feel your truth physically yet, in which case this next test might be for you.

Test number two, WCS or worst case scenario test.

So this one is fairly straightforward, but you would be surprised how many people don't

take the time to really drill down into the worst, worst, worst case scenario that could

possibly happen as a result from any decision and see if they can actually deal with it.

So Kouros, when you feel that pit in your stomach, here's what I want you to ask yourself.

What is the very worst thing that could happen if this decision turned out to be all wrong,

like way wrong?

And then here's the part that most people miss.

How exactly, specifically, would you deal with it?

So I don't want you to just say this out loud or think through it in your mind.

I want you to actually write it down.

What is the absolute worst thing that could possibly happen and what would that mean to

you emotionally and mentally and financially?

So is it a matter of losing some money, could you lose your job or your business?

You know, sometimes the worst thing that could happen is that you'd be embarrassed or humiliated

or wind up with no pants.

You know, this really isn't that bad.

It's kind of got a nice breeze.

Once you write down the very worst things that could happen, here's what I want you

to do in addition.

I want you to write down the exact steps that you would take to get back on your feet.

In other words, what I want you to do is deal with that worst case scenario in advance.

You know, when we actually do this and write everything down, we realize that even if the

decision was the worst thing in the world and everything went to hell in a handbasket,

there would be something we could do to lift ourselves up and get back on our feet.

So once you write all of this down, the worst thing that could possibly happen, if it's

beyond what you're willing to risk, then I gotta tell you, you've got your answer.

Don't do it.

But if you do all these steps and you're still a little bit confused, I want you to

try this next test.

Test number three, the BCS: best case scenario.

Ok, so now that you've faced down the very worst things that could possibly happen, we

want to look on the flipside.

Let's look at the best case scenario.

This is a fun one.

So in other words, think through what are all the possible payoffs that might come from

saying yes to this decision?

Will you finally start living that dream you've been talking to yourself about forever?

Will you maybe learn a tremendous amount about yourself?

Will you grow as a human being?

Are there financial upsides or creative upsides or freedom upsides that can only come if you

take a chance and say yes?

So don't just run through this in your head.

Once again, I want you to write it down.

Make it clear, make it specific, make it detailed, make it super concrete.

So these first three tests that we've just talked about should help you find tremendous

clarity.

And these are great, especially if you have to make a decision and you have to make it

fairly quickly.

But there is one more really useful test that you need to know about, and this is another

one of my favorites.

Test number four is called the work it test.

This is a really good one if you've been vacillating for a long time about something

and trying to figure out in your head.

This one will give you your fix.

So it's based on one of my life mantras, clarity comes from engagement, not thought.

You see, when it comes to a lot of big life decisions or business decisions, sometimes

you just can't figure it out in your head and you can't even figure it out on paper.

You have to find a way to experience it.

So I want you to ask yourself, is there some way that you can test drive this opportunity?

Can you take a first step?

Can you take a class?

Can you do a test run in some way?

Can you try it on a small scale, even if it's just an experiment?

So for example, if I was considering, let's say, moving to Sicily, I wouldn't just pack

up my things and sell my house and jump on the next plane to Palermo.

Right?

I would figure out a way first to perhaps, I don't know, rent an apartment.

Try living there for a few weeks and see what it actually feels like to work there and walk

around the neighborhood and eat spaghetti every night.

The same thing is true with, let's say, changing careers.

Can you find a way to do an internship or a test project or take a class in that field

before you quit your job and announce to the world that you are leaving your profession?

You see, the beauty of the work it test is that you can try something out before you

go all in.

And, I've gotta tell you, whatever decision that you wind up with, know this.

Despite our fears, most decisions, they're not permanent.

Most things you can stop or evolve or reverse.

Or, in the words of the great Missy Elliott:

"Is it worth it?

Let me work it.

I'll put my thing down, flip it, and reverse it."

Wait, no.

Wait.

That's not how she said it, right?

I think it's more like this.

Missy is also known for saying, "Ra ta ta ta, ta ta ta ta ta ta.

Work it.

I need a glass of water."

And with that, Kouros, that is my A to your Q.

Now my friend, I would love to hear from you.

Do you have a decision that you've been mulling over lately?

Well, you've got 4 different tests to try.

I think the most exciting and the most activating to share about in the comments is the BCS

test, the best case scenario test.

So here's what I want you to do, in the comments below let me know the specific exciting

payoff that is likely to come from you saying yes to something you're considering.

Now, as always, the best conversations happen after the episode over at MarieForleo.com,

so head on over and leave a comment now.

Once you're there, be sure to subscribe to our email list and become an MF insider.

That means you're gonna get instant access to an awesome audio I created called How to

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Stay on your game and keep going for your dreams because the world needs that special

gift that only you have.

Thank you so much for watching and I'll catch you next time on MarieTV.

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I have my lines memorized.

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You need to cut it.

This is trippy.

Thumbs up for beans, people.

Beans are good.

Bam!

We're gonna have some dancing next.

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Update 0.6.1 Review - Duration: 3:46.

Greetings, fellow Captains! Today I'll tell you about Update 0.6.1.

Very soon you'll be able to install entirely new upgrades, compete in the sixth season of Ranked Battles,

sell excess items from your inventory, and evaluate other new features.

Update 0.6.1

Do you need to get rid of spare upgrades or signals?

Have you accumulated a lot of excess modules?

Open the new Inventory tab from the account menu and solve these problems in a few mouse clicks.

In Update 0.6.1 you can sell ship modules,

upgrades, consumables, signals, and camouflages.

Get ready, Captains!

The sixth season of Ranked Battles begins. Only Tier VII ships are allowed to participate.

Choose from one of the proven fighters or make a Ranked Battles debut on one of the recently added ships

and join the race for the Jolly Roger!

As for the champions who earn five such flags,

they will receive a special prize —Premium Tier IX destroyer Black.

We've also added a dash of tactical and geographical diversity to this season

—for the first time in Ranked Battles, we've enabled the Epicenter mode on the Warrior's Path map.

Update 0.6.1 will provide you with another way to set up your favorite ship.

You can now obtain unique upgrades for reaching the ninth and consecutive ranks, or find them in Supercontainers.

They can be installed instead of normal upgrades.

Each of these upgrades will increase the action time of the corresponding consumables.

For example, the Surveillance Radar upgrade will increase the action time of the Surveillance Radar consumable.

But this is only the beginning. The following updates will bring more surprises, so stay tuned for more news.

The sound in Update 0.6.1 will become more sensitive to the changes in battle situation.

If there's no danger, a calm melody will soothe your ear.

However, the mood will change as soon as an enemy appears on the horizon.

The tension will continue to build until it reaches its peak when fighting starts.

We've also added the ability to modify the sound of shots.

Find the detailed instructions for this in the release notes.

Beauty is an awesome power!

To witness it, play on improved maps Northern Lights and Islands

or sail one of the 11 ships with upgraded appearances.

Apropos ships.

Owners of US cruisers from Tier VII to Tier X

will be happy to hear about balance fixes, which improve their effectiveness.

The same goes for the German destroyer T 22, Tier IX Japanese cruiser Ibuki, and US cruisers Marblehead and Erie.

That's all for now. My name is Dasha Perova.

Subscribe to our channel, follow the news, and visit our website for more details about the Update.

Until next time, Captains!

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Kundalini Activation WTF Is Happening To My Body - Duration: 6:31.

Kundalini Activation: WTF Is Happening To My Body

By consciousreminder

We see this fairly often, a person goes through an intense spiritual or transcendent experience,

and afterwards they begin having some very strange things happen to them. They may start

having sensations of intense heat or energy flowing through their body. They may start

hearing tones, often very high-pitched. Their body may begin to feel like it�s vibrating,

or they may feel pressure in their forehead. It�s common for people to believe they�re

going insane or even dying when this stuff starts to happen, but don�t worry, all this

is actually quite normal for a being who has chosen to raise their Consciousness, and it�s

called Kundalini activation.

Now the term Kundalini itself is tied up with the various Hindu religions and also a number

of Western mystery schools. As such, there�s a lot of conflicting beliefs about Kundalini

and a lot of people who will tell you the �right� and �wrong� ways of going

about it. I�m going to steer clear of all that stuff as much as possible, and simply

share what I can confirm from my own experiences.

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The first thing to understand is how the chakras work. There are seven main chakras that are

aligned with your spine. One at the very base of your spine (root chakra), one a little

below your belly button (sacral chakra), one a little above your belly button (solar plexus

chakra), one in the center of your chest (heart chakra), one in your throat (throat chakra),

one in your forehead (ajna chakra or 3rd eye), and one at the very top of your head (crown

chakra). Each chakra corresponds to something different, for example the throat chakra has

to do with communication, among other things. There�s a number of websites that do an

excellent job explaining which chakra corresponds to what so I wont bother going into detail

here.

In addition to the seven main chakras, there�s hundreds, if not thousands more chakras all

over your body. The main chakras are normally the easiest to get in touch with at first,

though the ones in the palms of your hands and in your feet shouldn�t be too hard to

feel either. If you align your palms facing each other, and hold them a few inches apart,

you may be able to feel your palm chakras right now.

Now the chakras don�t function independent of each other, they�re all connected. Even

in a very unaware person, they�re at least open a little bit, if they weren�t the person

would be dead. The chakras themselves are connected to each other through energy channels

called nadis, and these energy channels, along with the chakras themselves, make up what�s

known as the subtle body, energetic body, or light body.

While everyone has an energetic body, it�s clear that not everyone is aware of it, so

why is that? For most people, the energy flowing through their bodies is just a trickle. Enough

to keep them from dying, but not enough for them to truly Live. Their chakras have become

blocked up, gunked up with emotional baggage, fears, and beliefs of limitation. These constrict

the energy flow between chakras, and hence for the whole Being, and also manifest as

physical disease.

I mentioned before that the throat chakra has to do with communication, and as such

it�s blocked up by things like not expressing yourself, letting people walk all over you,

that sort of thing. Past fears and childhood trauma may have caused a person to be afraid

to truly express themselves, and these things need to be healed to have a healthy and full

functioning throat chakra. It�s a similar healing process for the other chakras, though

different too as each chakra deals with different aspects.

So what exactly is Kundalini? There�s some differing opinions there, some personify Kundalini

as a Goddess, but I�m going to focus upon Kundalini as a process. It�s a process of

energetic clearing that ultimately leads to having a fully functioning chakra system.

Traditionally, it�s supposed to start at the root chakra, and work it�s way upwards

through each chakra, but from my experience and from a few others I�ve talked to, it

started at the crown chakra and worked it�s way downwards. I�ve heard of it happening

both ways.

The Kundalini process can be ridiculously intense. It�s been described as a freight

train running up your spine, and I can personally vouch for that description. For a person that

doesn�t really understand what�s going on, it can be very frightening. My biggest

recommendation is to not resist the process. Trust that the process will bring you what

you are ready for. Resistance makes things ten times more difficult, and can result in

a very painful and fearful process.

As I went through Kundalini activation, I noticed many changes. My physical sense became

much more sensitive, gone was my previous tunnel-vision, and for a while load noises

that didn�t used to bother me became a bit painful. At one point, it was like the whole

outer world was reborn anew. What was previously mundane and boring became miraculous, life

was suddenly full of adventure and child-like wonder again. The subtle feelings that were

at first difficult to get in touch with began to integrate into every aspect of my life.

My empathic connection to others was enhanced enormously, and I could probably go on and

on and on about all the other changes.

For many, most of what I�ve mentioned here probably isn�t anything new. This stuff

isn�t exactly hidden knowledge among spiritual groups anymore. For others though, it�s

my intention that this helps them to understand what�s going on and to remove some of the

fear they may be having.

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SAAB eyes naval aircraft deal post LCA-Navy failure - Duration: 3:55.

Swedish defence firm SAAB, which has already fighting Lockheed Martin to bag the orders from the Indian Air Force (IAF) for a single-engine fighter aircraft, has also expressed interest to supply the Indian Navy with an aircraft capable of taking off from carriers. The navy is looking for an aircraft after the Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) naval variant failed to meet its expectations.

"The RFI was issued sometime last week and we have said we will participate. We have the naval version of Gripen, which is best in its class," SAAB India Technologies Chairman and Managing Director Jan Widerstrom told reporters on Monday.

He said that the procurement will take more time as the government is yet to correspond after SAAB responded to the RFI. The IAF's single-engine fighter deal, on the other hand will happen more quickly as the RFI was issued in November last.

Jan said that the competition is only between the F-16—produced by Lockheed—and the Gripen E. "Gripen is the best in the class. Experts from America say it is in the 6th-7th generation category. The first production unit will take off soon and we are confident that it will be the best plane," he said.

Incidentally, previous versions of both the F-16 and the Gripen had lost out to Dassault's Rafale in the MMRCA deal, which the government has now modified to procure six aircraft as against the initial proposal to pick up 126.

Reiterating that the firm is confident about the single-engine deal, Jan said: "It is not only about thrust and speed, which are, of course, important. But the next generation Gripen is smart. A lot of effort has gone into equipping it with the state-of-the-art data power. It has the best computing compared with any other aircraft out there," he said.

He added that Gripen is also the most affordable aircraft, which will also have a high rate of availability—crucial for any force. "Given its size, India needs numbers and if the number of aircraft (of any type) available in the skies is key. Some other big birds (aircraft) have an availability rate of 40%-60%, which means India needs to buy double the number. But Gripen has an availability rate of 90%," he said.

Further, taking a dig at Lockheed, which has proposed to shift one of its production lines to India, Jan said: "We are not looking at shifting an old production line that will allow India to build 100 old aircraft. We are looking at forging a partnership that will see the country build capabilities to build a next generation aircraft and serve its armed forces for the next 100 years."

Jan said that a lot of work for the Gripen E is already taking place at its centre in Hyderabad. Besides, he pointed to other projects like the Electronic Warfare system it provides for Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH) Dhruv, among others to say that the firm already has a good partnership with India.

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This Might Be The Answer To Fixing Your Dark Colored Armpits! - Duration: 2:24.

This Might Be The Answer To Fixing Your Dark-Colored Armpits!

Dark-colored armpits aren't a serious health condition, but rather a cosmetic issue. They

are considered as a response to exposure to certain elements. This issue is quite embarrassing

and prevents people from wearing a sleeveless top or raising hands. The dark-colored armpits

can appear due to several reasons. Below you can see some of the reasons behind this common

problem.

Causes for Dark-Colored Armpits:

Shaving, Excessive sweating,

Buildup of dead skin cells, Poor ventilation of underarms,

Antiperspirant and deodorant usage, A medical condition called acanthosis nigricans,

Hyperpigmentation.

In case you find some cosmetics promising effective results, do not use them. The skin

under your arms is quite delicate and gentle, and the issues with occur there should be

only treated naturally.

The natural remedies are safe, easy to use and do not have any side effects. Today we

present you one of the most effective natural remedies which you already have in your kitchen-

a potato.

Potato as the Most Effective Remedy for Dark-Colored Armpits!

The potato is an amazing vegetable which can help you whiten your dark underarms. Potatoes

contain a mild acidic property, which is a great natural bleaching agent. Moreover, potatoes

contain catecholase, an enzyme that gradually and gently lightens skin. The starch in potatoes

will make your skin soft and smooth. Additionally, potatoes are packed with potassium, thiamine,

riboflavin, phosphorous, iron, and zinc, which nourish skin and promote the generation of

healthy new skin cells. This amazing vegetable will prevent bacterial infections and exfoliate

the skin. This remedy is very effective and it won't irritate your skin.

Potato Slices for Dark Underarms!

You should cut 2 slices of potato, about ½ inch thick. Then, use them to massage the

underarms for 3 minutes. Wait for 30 minutes and rinse it with lukewarm water. Finally,

pat it dry. Repeat this procedure twice a day.

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Koreans transforming traditional hanok houses for 21st-century living - Duration: 4:24.

Built from the time of the Chosun dynasty from 1392 to 1910, hanok are single-storey

houses made of wood and stone, featuring tiled roofs, wooden pillars, paper windows, a small

courtyard and floor heating.

They started disappearing in the 1970s and 1980s... but they are making a comeback.

More hanoks are being refurbished for modern living.... a unique blend of tradition and

modern day convenience our News feature tonight with Kim Jungsoo.

Korea's traditional houses, or hanok, have long been known for their grace and natural

beauty, but modern-day Koreans often see them more as tourist attractions than as places

to live.

The general perception is that hanok can't contain heat very well and are incompatible

with the technological advances now synonymous with modern life.

"For a long time, traditional Korean hanok couldn't compete with Western-style buildings

that were designed for economic efficiency.

But perceptions of hanok began changing in the early 2000s, when more Koreans started

to recognize the benefits of living in a nature-friendly environment.

Until seven or eight years ago, people simply renovated existing hanok, but since then,

there have been more attempts to build modernized hanok from the ground up."

Bae Yun-mok's house in Eunpyung-gu District's new hanok village is a good example.

On the outside, it looks no different from a traditional hanok - as if it has been frozen

in time - but once inside, one can tell the house has been carefully designed to accomodate

the owner's unique lifestyle and aesthetic tastes.

"My family and I lived in an apartment for more than 20 years, and I grew tired of feeling

hemmed-in every time I came back from work.

Having lived in this modernized hanok for more than a year, I can say that I made the

right decision."

While modernized hanok offer the same kind of psychological comfort as traditional ones,

some key differences are apparent at first glance.

For one thing, this hanok is two stories instead of one.

Experts say Joseon-era hanok rarely had more than one floor, as it was considered a sacrilege

to live in a place higher than the king's palace.

Plus, there was little need to worry about space.

"In the Joseon Dynasty, the population was smaller, so there was less pressure to be

frugal about land.

But now, it's necessary to make the most out of the available space.

What's more, there was no guarantee that heat could be transferred to the top floor, which

further discouraged two-story buildings."

That doesn't mean that modernized hanok have completely discarded what made traditional

hanok so special: When it's warm out, Mr. Bae and his family

-- his wife, his two sons and his mother -- simply go out to the madang, where they can commune

with nature and talk to one another.

But families aren't the only beneficiaries.

"The modern version comes in a variety of sizes, too, like this hanok in central Seoul

made for a single occupant."

Song Moon-sook, the owner of this "urban" hanok, which is about 30 square meters, says

that she was first struck by the beauty of hanok houses when she visited Seochon hanok

village on a rainy day some four years ago.

"I remember sitting in the madang of one hanok, and the sight and scent of nature had a particular

impact on me.

So I had the word hanok engraved in my memory when I started my journey to get a new home."

Song recalls that it was necessary to find an architect who could understand her desire

for a house that replicated a hanok's traditional beauty, while also satisfying her need for

modern conveniences.

"My client told me that she wanted the hanok to be designed around her comfort, and not

the other way around.

So it looks like an ordinary hanok on the outside, but inside it has a modern framework

for heating and security purposes.

It's conversations like these, between residents and architects, that are ushering in a new

generation of modern hanok equipped with state-of-the-art technology.

But perhaps more importantly, these new hanok are helping Koreans rediscover the meaning

of the "good life" -- one that is carefully attuned to nature and history.

Kim Jung-soo, Arirang News.

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U.S. President Trump suggests withholding federal funding from California - Duration: 2:28.

Over in the U.S.,... national divisiveness is deepening over President Trump's travel

ban.

This time,..

President Trump and the largest state of the country,...

California,.. are waging a war of words regarding the issue, going as far as Trump suggesting

federal funding could be withheld if the state passes a law that could shelter those affected

by the president's anti-immigration executive order.

Our Park Ji-won has more.

In an interview with Fox News which aired on Sunday local time,...

U.S. President Donald Trump said,...

California's consideration of passing a law that creates a statewide sanctuary to protect

undocumented immigrants is ridiculous.

Trump went on to say that the state of California in in many ways is 'out of control',... and

suggested withholding federal funding,... if the state passes such bill.

Responding to such remarks,...

California's top Democrat leaders responded by saying their state is far from being 'out

of control',... as it has a balanced budget and boasts a high employment rate.

They also said,... the president's threats to withhold federal funds is not only unconstitutional,...

but also cruel to the most vulnerable communities.

Meanwhile,... a legal fight over President Trump's temporary travel ban on nationals

from seven Muslim-majority countries will resume on Tuesday, local time, when a three-judge

panel on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments on a crucial part

of the case.

The U.S. Justice Department said, the president's executive order was a lawful exercise of his

authority,... urging the court to reinstate it for the sake of national security.

But the state of Washington, later joined by Minnesota,... argued that the ban is unconstitutional,...

and that they have suffered harm from the ban.

Washington state's position is backed by more than a dozen state attorneys general, more

than a hundred companies, and many civic groups.

Last Friday, a U.S. District judge suspended Trump's ban, by granting an injunction that

bars the enforcement of the executive order,... opening a window for people from the seven

affected countries to enter the U.S.

If the appeals court decides to reject the federal government's motion,... the Justice

Department could challenge the decision at the the U.S. Supreme Court.

Park Ji-won, Arirang News.

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New case is being made to help with CPS backlog - Duration: 1:43.

TODAY AT THE STATE CAPITOL - A

NEW CASE IS BEING MADE TO HELP

WITH THE BACKLOG OF CASES AT

C-P-S AND THE NEED FOR MORE

WORKERS. THE PEOPLE WHO RUN

GROUPS THAT KEEPS KIDS OUT OF

THE CPS SYSTEM ARE UPSET ABOUT

STATE BUDGET CUTS AND

LAWMAKERS RELYING MORE HEAVILY

ON FEDERAL FUNDING TO MAKE UP

THE DIFFERENCE.KATE WEIDAW IS

LIVE AT THE STATE CAPITOL WITH

MORE.THESE PREVENTION PROGRAMS

ARE OFTEN REFERRED TO AS HOME

VISITING PROGRAMS.IT'S WHERE A

NURSE OR SOCIAL WORKER GOES

INTO A HOME THAT'S HAVING

PROBLEMS AND HELPS MENTOR

PARENTS ALL IN AN EFFORT TO

KEEP THEM OUT OF THE SYSTEM.

NOW THOSE WHO HEAD UP THESE

PROGRAMS ARE CONCERNED ABOUT

THE PROPOSED FUNDING IN THE

BUDGET.SO WE LOOKED INTO THE

NUMBERS AND FOUND -OUT OF THE

$3.2 BILLION IN THE CPS

BUDGET, $186 MILLION IS SLATED

FOR THESE HOME VISITING

PROGRAMS - THAT'S ABOUT 6-

PERCENT OF THE BUDGET.BUT THAT

FUNDING IS $26 MILLION LESS

THAN THE PREVIOUS SESSION.AND

THOSE ADVOCATING FOR THIS

PROPOSED BUDGET SAY FEDERAL

FUNDS TO THE TUNE OF $56

MILLION WILL MAKE UP THE

DIFFERENCE.HOWEVER, THOSE WHO

RUN THESE PREVENTION PROGRAMS

SAY THOSE FEDERAL FUNDS ARE

NOT GUARANTEED AND ARE

CONCERNED LESS FAMILIES MAY

RECEIVE HELP.AND WITH GOVERNOR

GREG ABBOTT DECLARING THE CPS

FUNDING AN EMERGENCY ITEM -

TODAY'S RALLY IS A CRY TO

LAWMAKERS TO TAKE A SECOND

LOOK."IT PROTECTS CHILDREN AND

CHANGES LIVES AND IT KEEPS

THEM FROM EVER GOING INTO THE

LEGAL SYSTEM, SAVES MONEY ON

SPECIAL EDUCATION, ALL KINDS

OF THINGS ACROSS THE BOARD."

TODAY'S RALLY WILL TAKE PLACE

AT 2P.M. ON THE SOUTH STEPS.

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Review Of The Weber® Original Kettle® Premium 67cm - Duration: 1:58.

Welcome to the Riverside Barbecue Centre.

Finally Weber® bought the Original Kettle® Premium 67cm back which

I'm really pleased about,

it's got this big cooking area here

which is made out of stainless steel,

the hinged grate on the side to

allow you to top the coals up if you're

doing a long cook. It automatically comes

with the two charcoal baskets which is

very good for when you want to move

around whilst you're cooking.

This beautiful big lid [with a] lovely thermostat

built into the top giving you your

temperature control and also your

ventilation here which also you can

reduce your temperature by turning this

and closing these vents off.

And this big lid hanger here which is very handy when

you got this big heavy lid and you

simply just roll it back.

It really does work really well. Then you've

got your other ventilation at the bottom

here which also acts as a cleaner so

you just move it backwards and forwards and

it's got three blades inside which would

allow the rubbish to drop in to your

basket at the bottom. Make sure - and this is

very, very important make sure that this

is well and truly out when you dispose

of it because you don't want any lit

charcoal in there.

This is an absolutely brilliant BBQ, this is

the next step from the Weber® Master-Touch®

to the Weber® Original Kettle® Premium 67cm so you've got a big family it's

absolutely perfect. And don't forget when

you're buying from Riverside Barbecue Centre you're buying

experience. We do all the cooking

demonstrations, we do all the advice so

don't forget the most important thing is you

buy here now and you put in the car and

you could be cooking on in the afternoon!

Thank you for listening.

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Partly sunny skies and normal air quality forecast for Wednesday - Duration: 1:58.

This Saturday is Daeboreum, or the day when we greet the first full moon of the new lunar

year.

And special events are scheduled to be held nationwide to mark the occasion.

For more on that and the weather updates, let's go over to our Lee Jee-hyun at the weather

center.

Jee-hyun, what are some events that Seoulites can check out?

To name a few, the Namsangol and Bukchon Hanok Villages as well as the Seoul Baekje Museum

will host festivals on that day, and some of the events lined up include exhibitions

and special booths with traditional foods.

And if you plan to attend any of them, be sure to dress warmly.

The morning low in Seoul will drop to minus 9 degrees Celsius, with the mercury staying

on cold side all day long.

Tomorrow should be a repeat of today's conditions under normal air quality and partly sunny

skies.

Seoul and Daejeon will start at minus 4 degrees Celsius.

Highs will be similar to a tad lower than today, with Seoul topping out at 3 degrees

Celsius.

Jeju Island will see a light mix of rain and snow tomorrow night.

That's Korea for you, here's look at conditions around the world.

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Monster Trucks Crushing Cars and Teaching Shapes - Duration: 0:46.

Circle

Triangle

Square

Rectangle

Oval

Diamond

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Body Massage Benefits For Our Health | Health Tips - Duration: 2:10.

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Building Your Tomorrow Today

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S. Korea's acting president warns possible N. Korean provocation - Duration: 1:45.

Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn, currently serving as the Acting President of this country highlighted

that very alliance in countering threats from North Korea.

This comes as Pyongyang ratchets up tensions... with its threat to test-fire an inter-continental

ballistic missile.

Song Ji-sun reports .

South Korea's acting president is stressing the need to ease anxiety on the national security

front.

At a regular cabinet meeting on Tuesday,...

Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn cautioned that it's highly probable North Korea will carry

out a provocation... after the regime claimed it's ready to test-fire an inter-continental

ballistic missile at anytime and from anywhere.

He said South Korea should be on special alert this month - as North Korea's attempt could

be timed with its late former leader Kim Jong-il's birthday in mind.

"North Korea is explicitly threatening to conduct a provocation.

It's highly likely a strategic provocation will be used to mark the 75th anniversary

of Kim Jong-il's birth on February 16th."

Hwang underscored the South Korea-U.S. alliance in jointly countering North Korean threats.

He noted that,... by choosing Seoul as his first destination since taking office,...

U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis seems to have sent a warning to North Korea,...

and Hwang added that the two allies will further develop their security cooperation.

The acting president asked cabinet members to fully prepare countermeasures in case of

a North Korean provocation... and continue to closely coordinate with the U.S. on North

Korean policies.

Song Ji-sun, Arirang News.

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South America's Lithium Boom: A Blessing Or A Curse? - Duration: 3:38.

In the middle of southwest Bolivia sits the world's largest salt flat, Salar de Uyuni.

For thousands of miles there is almost no development or vegetation—just salt.

Throughout history, Salar de Uyuni has been little more than a popular destination for

tourists and photographers attracted to its endlessly white landscape.

However in the late 1980's, everything changed, and it seemed as if the entire world wanted

a piece of this salt flat.

That's because Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni contains millions of tons of lithium reserves.

The demand for this resource has skyrocketed over the last few decades, after it was discovered

to be an efficient way to power batteries.

Compared to other materials, lithium can store lots of power in a tiny space, making it ideal

for cell phones, laptops and electric or hybrid cars.

This would seemingly be a boon for Bolivia - a country that is both South America's

poorest in per capita wealth, but richest in lithium.

Bolivia is by far the largest part of the so called 'lithium triangle', a collection

of salt flats that also stretches over neighboring Chile and Argentina.

These two countries have seen huge financial benefits from lithium extraction.

In the summer of 2016, one Argentina-based contractor sold the resource for $20,000 a

ton— double its usual price.

These companies have also brought jobs to local indigenous communities.

At the same Argentinian firm, more than half of the employees are indigenous people.

But big business comes with major drawbacks.

Mining sites pollute the air and contribute to global warming, and extracting the resource

requires as much as 500,000 gallons of water per ton of lithium.

In Chile and Argentina, water shortages already exist in many mining areas, and local communities

worry that extraction will eventually run the region completely dry.

Beyond pollution and drought, no one is certain what the long term effects of lithium mining

will be.

Many indigenous people fear that when the salt flats eventually run out of lithium,

local communities will be left with nothing - no jobs, no water, no resource-rich land.

Seeing these and other potential disadvantages, Bolivia's socialist president Evo Morales

was initially resistant to allowing exploitation of lithium by foreign companies.

Morales, who is himself indigenous, has said that if any mining were to occur at Salar

de Uyuni, it would be completely controlled by the state and would only benefit local

communities.

The president even added a provision to the Bolivian constitution that could give indigenous

people control other their lithium-bearing territories.

However seeing the benefits mining has brought to other parts of the lithium triangle, Morales

has begun to loosen his grip.

The Bolivian government says it will invest nearly a billion dollars in the lithium industry

over the course of three years.

It recently signed a mining contract with a German company and in 2016, exported its

first batch of lithium to China.

Morales has assured Bolivians that lithium extraction will be a net benefit for the country,

including indigenous communities.

But many still worry that the mining operations will usher in some of the same problems that

have occurred in other parts of the lithium triangle - not to mention other parts of Bolivia.

Morales made similar promises regarding oil drilling in the country's environmentally

"protected areas".

But in 2015, amid widespread protests, the President opened up the Amazon to private

businesses, claiming it would bring development to impoverished communities.

However experts say only about one percent of these profits have actually gone back into

local investments.

This is the resource paradox that ostensibly every country on earth faces: forgo millions

of dollars or drill and live with the consequences.

For Bolivia, the debate will surely continue.

A similar debate is going on in other parts of the world with gold right now with gold.

To find out more about the effects of gold mining on local communities, check out this

video.

Thanks for watching Seeker Daily!

Don't forget to like and subscribe for new videos.

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I'm On A Cake Ban | Andy Hartley - Duration: 5:46.

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Why I'm not suicidal anymore - Duration: 5:10.

So, there's this girl I like...

love... adore...

worship?

Eh... I wouldn't call it worship,

cause Exodus chapter 20 verses 4 and 5,

but yeah, there is this girl

that I've put on the highest pedestal in my heart

and whom I can't stop myself from thinking about

every night I go to sleep and every morning I wake up.

And let's say she's a celebrity.

And even if she wasn't, she'll always be

a celebrity for me.

For what is a celebrity after all if not a person that

most of the world knows about?

Does most of the world know about this girl

I'm talking about?

Well, why would I care about the rest of the world

when she's my entire universe?

So yeah, she might be famous or

she might be as unknown as the purpose of life.

It doesn't matter.

What matters is that she's my oneitis,

and when your oneitis is a celebrity you're proculsexual.

But so far I thought I was asexual,

slightly leaning towards demisexuality.

Demisexuals are characterized by a lack of sexual

attraction toward any person unless they become

deeply emotionally or romantically connected

with a specific person or persons.

The level of connection it takes for sexual desire to form

is dependent on how close the relationship is

rather than initial attraction.

If you're both heterosexual and homosexual,

you're bisexual.

If you're both demisexual and proculsexual,

what the heck are you?

What's wrong with me?!

So, I was suicidal.

I wanted to kill myself, life didn't matter anymore.

I'd been a Christian all my life,

and I believe in God and the teachings of The Bible,

and realize that suicide is regarded as a sin,

and that the path to eternal afterlife is very narrow,

and that I already have more sins than I need

to get myself a one way ticket to hell,

and I don't want to go to hell,

I don't want eternal torment.

Even if I disagree with God on some things,

seeing how there are only two choices,

worshipping God in a pain-free environment for eternity

and doing his every will sounds like a better alternative

than suffering forever,

or even for just a limited period of time.

God may be mysterious, confusing and sometimes even

seem like absurd,

but if there's a chance that I can be in Heaven with Him,

in the afterlife, I want to take that chance.

I knew that suicide would probably not allow this to

happen, and yet I was at a point in which...

I don't know...

I just didn't care anymore?

And if you're new to my channel and haven't

watched my previous vlogs, let me just tell you

that I suffer from thanatophobia, generalized anxiety

disorder and OCD.

Thanatophobia, or fear of death,

is a relatively complicated phobia.

Many, if not most, people are afraid of dying.

Some people fear being dead, while others

are afraid of the actual act of dying.

However, if the fear is so prevalent as to affect

your daily life, then you might have a full-blown phobia.

I dread the thought of being dead so much

that I just can't function properly when I think about it.

Do you have any idea how seriously depressed

someone suffering from thanatophobia has to be

to become suicidal?

That's like a person who has a phobia of spiders

wanting to go camping in a deep Australian forest

overnight without any bug spray or protection.

Or like a person with a fear of heights

volunteering for a job as a sky diving instructor.

It is very uncommon.

Yet, here I am, a Christian suffering from severe

death anxiety, being suicidal and wanting to

jump into the unknown, browsing

the internet communities I was a part of,

pondering whether I should post a goodbye message

for the people I considered my online friends at the time,

when all of a sudden I saw her picture.

I was taken aback, left speechless, breathless

and blessed at the same time.

Not only had I never seen anyone as beautiful as her

before, but I never imagined it was possible for anyone

to be this beautiful.

If you're familiar with the Christian descriptions of

heaven, and how it's beautiful beyond words

and how the beauty of the angels cannot be described

through any artistic means we have here on earth,

then you'll understand what I felt at that moment.

I could have been a Nobel Prize winning poet

and still not find the words to describe her radiant face.

My paintings could be hanging in the Luvre Museum

and be sold for thousands or millions

and I could still not find the shades of colors to paint

even a pale representation of her perfect features.

No song could ever praise her beauty enough,

no chisel could sculpt her unique looks in marble.

No classic art could successfully depict

this daughter of an angel.

And as cliché as it may sound, I instantly knew

that she must have been created by God,

because no evolutionary process could crafted her.

Could she be an angel sent to

help me understand that life has meaning?

No. The Gospel teaches us that

humans and angels are two different species.

She was not an angel.

She was human.

But she was special,

because she was the most beautiful human

my unworthy eyes had been blessed to gaze upon.

I instantly realized that if someone as gorgeous as her

exists, then there is a reason for me to continue living,

and, like George Bayley on the snow-covered bridge,

I started screaming like madman:

I want to live, God! Please! Let me live!

Let me live again! Please!

But there was no answer I could perceive at the time,

so I did the only thing that seemed natural.

I screenshotted her photo and have been using it

as my wallpaper ever since.

And every time I look at it,

I ask myself:

did I save that picture or did that picture save me?

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Miss Martian Goes To Mars | Supergirl S02E11 - Duration: 1:48.

Armek's ship is in low-Earth orbit.

I can transmat up to it from here.

Will you tell them at the bar?

I will let them know that you're going away.

J'onn, about what you said before...

I shouldn't have said anything.

It was totally inappropriate.

I feel it, too.

I have for a while. I just didn't...

Know what it was.

I've just had one of the hardest nights of my life,

and I'm heading into something I probably won't survive,

but standing here with you,

I feel like everything's going to be okay.

You have changed me forever.

Goodbye, J'onn.

Goodbye, Miss Martian.

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Сhandelier Cover - Sia (by Daria Bentsa) - Duration: 3:49.

You can smile here...

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Schedule YouTube - How to SCHEDULE YouTube Videos to go Public - Duration: 5:13.

Hi I'm Tricia Clements, Chief Fur Wrangler with

MuttButs.com I am a social media content

creator for pet businesses and in this

video I'm going to show you how to

schedule your YouTube video to go public.

Make sure you stay tuned to the end

because I have a free download for you

with a full checklist and also some

bonus tips for you. Your first

question might be why do I need to

schedule my youtube video to go public.

That's because the first 24 hours the

youtube video is public is the most

important for its ranking. You want

to make sure you get as many eyeballs on

your video in the first 24 hours that

its public. For me a lot of times I

schedule mine for tuesday morning. At

the same time I have my email newsletter

going out, I have my blog going out. I

like to also share those on social media

on Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram.

So I have all that stuff going

on at the same time and a lot of that I

was working on ahead of time. But YouTube

I didn't have a way to upload it and

then schedule it until I found this

really great trick. For those of you

that have been following me on livestream

and social media you know how

much I love these neat little tricks

that help you save time.

Here's how it works. When you go to

upload a video, when you start out it typically

gives you the option of public, unlisted

and private. There's not an option for

scheduled. That is because your

account is not Partner Verified. First thing

you'll do is go to the Creator Studio.

Then you're going to go over to the left

to your channel and you'll see it says

verify. That's what you need to do is to

click that to verify it. Then you can

either do that with a text message or a

voicemail. Then you're going to enter

your verification code. Now your account is

verified that's the first step and you

see it there it says verified. That's the

first step the next step you need to do

is to get Partner Verified. Scroll down

to monitization. It does say eligible so

what you need to do is to click enable.

If it says ineligible

that's because you haven't first gotten

verified. To do this you're going to

click enable and then get started. You're

going to select all of these three here.

You don't need to select the email

updates unless you want to. Then

click I accept and then it says you need

to setup your adsense account. You

just create your account

Then say that you accept the Adsense

terms. This is if you don't have an

Adsense account I don't have one for

this.

It is being reviewed and I

will receive an email about the

application soon.

It says once your Adsense

application is approved you can choose

the videos you want to monetize.

What that does is once you're able to

monetize it then you're also able to

schedule your videos. When you upload

a video your options now include schedule.

There it is where that wasn't there before.

Now for my bonus tip for you.

What I like to do is upload my videos as

unlisted first and then change them to

scheduled. The reason is because for

scheduled videos you can't comment or

like your video ahead of time and so if

you do them as unlisted you can do that

you have more options. Then you can

go in and change it to a scheduled video.

Now you know how to schedule your

YouTube videos to go public and I have a

free download for you it is in the

description it is a full checklist on

how to do that and also some bonus tips

for you.

Click on that link and download that

now. I'm Tricia Clements, Chief Fur Wrangler

with MuttButs.com. I hope you enjoyed this video

and if you did please hit the like

button, share it with your friends and

subscribe. Thanks for watching and

I'll see you in the next video.

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What are the 2 reasons people buy from you... and it's not trust! - Duration: 6:53.

Hi! I'm Sharon Jurd and welcome to my Biz Blitz video series.

Thank you for taking the time to watch this short video with me.

Today I want to talk to you about the 2 reasons why people will buy off you and it's not trust.

You may say, "Hang on Sharon, what are you talking about?"

Trust would be the main reason why someone buys off you but it's not exactly that.

They've got to have some other reasons around trusting you. Trust is a little bit higher up.

What do you need to give them for them to trust you?

And I'm about to share with you the only 2 reasons I believe someone will do business with you.

So I hope you're ready.

Get your notepad out because these 2 reasons are the most important things

you need to focus on when looking after your customers.

But firstly, when does a customer experience start when they are looking for you?

It's a lot earlier than you think.

People think that the reason people buy from you is by the time they meet you.

But in fact that's changed now in our technology world.

They're looking for you online, in Facebook, on your website, other social media sites and Googling your name,

finding out all about you before they've actually even met you.

So you've got to make sure that these 2 things are covered off in that experience early on and I'll talk about what those 2 things are in a moment.

The other thing that you have to consider is,

how does your customer feel after they've done business with you?

Now that's really, really important because if they don't feel a certain way they won't do business with you,

and they might not be able to explain it they just go,

"I've got this gut feel, I don't like her."

And they don't know how to put that into words but they have this gut feel within them that they don't want to do business with you.

And I'll tell you these 2 reasons, if you have missed them in your pre meeting or meeting the customer,

they will not do business with you and they won't feel quite right. So what are those 2? Let's get down to it.

The first one is knowledge.

You have to be the expert in your field.

Your customers, when they're thinking about doing business with you,

actually have to know that you have all the knowledge you need to fix their pain, to fix their problem.

They want to know when they engage you in your service and product a problem that they have will be solved.

And you have to show them that you are the expertise in your industry

and you know everything about the product you are selling.

If you can't answer some questions, sure you just go,

"Look I don't know I can find out." But make sure you know because if you keep going, "I don't know. I don't know. I don't know."

They're going to go, "Mmm, hang on, this person is not coming across to me as a knowledgeable person in their industry."

The second thing is care.

And this is where some people miss out on getting new customers.

They are so knowledgeable.

They know everything about their industry. They know everything about their product.

And what happens is they forget to care about the person in front of them.

And what they do is they don't listen, they don't empathise,

they don't give feedback to the client, they don't let them know that they understand their pain,

they understand what they're saying to them and letting them know that they're not alone in this problem area.

And if you don't cover off on that care again they are going to have this gut feel.

You've got the great product, you've got the great knowledge but there's just something about that person

I don't like and usually it is that you haven't covered off in the care factor.

And I'm talking about showing care early on before they even meet you.

Have a look at your social media posts.

I see companies posting, posting, posting about how knowledgeable they are

and how great their product is and there's not one care factor there. I don't feel that they care about me.

So look back at your social media posts and go,

"Am I covering off on these 2 things before they even meet me?"

Then when you do meet them if it's on the phone or face to face, assess yourself.

After you leave the appointment or get off the phone say to yourself,

"Okay, I gave them lots of care because I said this, this, this and this

and I gave them lots of knowledge because I said this, this and this.

And how can I make sure that balance is correct?

Because it has to be a real even balance.

You can't come in with 80-20. It has to be a 50-50 balance when you're talking to those customers.

So there you have it, they are the only 2 reasons why they'll buy from you.

One is care, one is knowledge

and from that then it will build trust once they start dealing with you and using your product and service.

First, self-assess yourself,

make sure that you look back on your social media posts and make sure that on your website

and other areas they might find you online you have those both areas covered

and you will see an increase of ideal customers coming your way.

Now in my 12-Week Business Academy,

we cover off of on all of this and make sure that you have the right dialogues,

the right systems, the right strategies in place to make sure that's covered off on

every time and that's in our very first module talking about your ideal customers.

If you are interested in the 12-Week Business Academy, go to www.12wba.com.au

and watch my short video there telling you all about the program

and I'd love to see you in my program, in my 12-Week Business Academy

because I know from this information you can even grow more and learn more and more about those dialogues and strategies around getting new customers.

Thank you for watching my video today.

I really appreciate your time.

I would love if you could share this video to your family, your friends, your colleagues,

share, share, share out there because I would love to help as many people as I can

and if you think it would add value to them, please share it. I would love you to help me out with that.

Thank you very much.

I'm Sharon Jurd and I'll talk to you very, very soon.

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Kundalini Activation: WTF Is Happening To My Body

By consciousreminder

We see this fairly often, a person goes through an intense spiritual or transcendent experience,

and afterwards they begin having some very strange things happen to them. They may start

having sensations of intense heat or energy flowing through their body. They may start

hearing tones, often very high-pitched. Their body may begin to feel like it�s vibrating,

or they may feel pressure in their forehead. It�s common for people to believe they�re

going insane or even dying when this stuff starts to happen, but don�t worry, all this

is actually quite normal for a being who has chosen to raise their Consciousness, and it�s

called Kundalini activation.

Now the term Kundalini itself is tied up with the various Hindu religions and also a number

of Western mystery schools. As such, there�s a lot of conflicting beliefs about Kundalini

and a lot of people who will tell you the �right� and �wrong� ways of going

about it. I�m going to steer clear of all that stuff as much as possible, and simply

share what I can confirm from my own experiences.

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The first thing to understand is how the chakras work. There are seven main chakras that are

aligned with your spine. One at the very base of your spine (root chakra), one a little

below your belly button (sacral chakra), one a little above your belly button (solar plexus

chakra), one in the center of your chest (heart chakra), one in your throat (throat chakra),

one in your forehead (ajna chakra or 3rd eye), and one at the very top of your head (crown

chakra). Each chakra corresponds to something different, for example the throat chakra has

to do with communication, among other things. There�s a number of websites that do an

excellent job explaining which chakra corresponds to what so I wont bother going into detail

here.

In addition to the seven main chakras, there�s hundreds, if not thousands more chakras all

over your body. The main chakras are normally the easiest to get in touch with at first,

though the ones in the palms of your hands and in your feet shouldn�t be too hard to

feel either. If you align your palms facing each other, and hold them a few inches apart,

you may be able to feel your palm chakras right now.

Now the chakras don�t function independent of each other, they�re all connected. Even

in a very unaware person, they�re at least open a little bit, if they weren�t the person

would be dead. The chakras themselves are connected to each other through energy channels

called nadis, and these energy channels, along with the chakras themselves, make up what�s

known as the subtle body, energetic body, or light body.

While everyone has an energetic body, it�s clear that not everyone is aware of it, so

why is that? For most people, the energy flowing through their bodies is just a trickle. Enough

to keep them from dying, but not enough for them to truly Live. Their chakras have become

blocked up, gunked up with emotional baggage, fears, and beliefs of limitation. These constrict

the energy flow between chakras, and hence for the whole Being, and also manifest as

physical disease.

I mentioned before that the throat chakra has to do with communication, and as such

it�s blocked up by things like not expressing yourself, letting people walk all over you,

that sort of thing. Past fears and childhood trauma may have caused a person to be afraid

to truly express themselves, and these things need to be healed to have a healthy and full

functioning throat chakra. It�s a similar healing process for the other chakras, though

different too as each chakra deals with different aspects.

So what exactly is Kundalini? There�s some differing opinions there, some personify Kundalini

as a Goddess, but I�m going to focus upon Kundalini as a process. It�s a process of

energetic clearing that ultimately leads to having a fully functioning chakra system.

Traditionally, it�s supposed to start at the root chakra, and work it�s way upwards

through each chakra, but from my experience and from a few others I�ve talked to, it

started at the crown chakra and worked it�s way downwards. I�ve heard of it happening

both ways.

The Kundalini process can be ridiculously intense. It�s been described as a freight

train running up your spine, and I can personally vouch for that description. For a person that

doesn�t really understand what�s going on, it can be very frightening. My biggest

recommendation is to not resist the process. Trust that the process will bring you what

you are ready for. Resistance makes things ten times more difficult, and can result in

a very painful and fearful process.

As I went through Kundalini activation, I noticed many changes. My physical sense became

much more sensitive, gone was my previous tunnel-vision, and for a while load noises

that didn�t used to bother me became a bit painful. At one point, it was like the whole

outer world was reborn anew. What was previously mundane and boring became miraculous, life

was suddenly full of adventure and child-like wonder again. The subtle feelings that were

at first difficult to get in touch with began to integrate into every aspect of my life.

My empathic connection to others was enhanced enormously, and I could probably go on and

on and on about all the other changes.

For many, most of what I�ve mentioned here probably isn�t anything new. This stuff

isn�t exactly hidden knowledge among spiritual groups anymore. For others though, it�s

my intention that this helps them to understand what�s going on and to remove some of the

fear they may be having.

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I know you're there.

I saw you yesterday, too.

The old lady at the bus stop.

And you were that little boy in the park this morning.

Yeah.

Why are you following me?

Do you regret letting me out of that cell?

- Of course not. - But you still don't trust me!

I do trust you.

It's just what you said, your people know where you are,

the White Martians are coming.

As an agent of the DEO, I have a duty to protect this Earth.

If any of those monsters show up, I have to be ready.

Well, like I said, they're coming.

They're not here yet. So, you can stop...

M'orzz!

Mind if I cut in?

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