Youtube daily report Feb 5 2018

Hi.

Hello.

In this episode we are gonna talk about how we prepared supports on the top of our shipping container

to hold our wooden deck.

Let's get to it.

Well, we actually have two reasons for building these supports.

The first one is to elevate the level of the wooden deck.

So we can have a roof underneath the deck between the shipping container and the deck.

The second reason for us to build these supports was money.

The thing is... before we had a support every six meters.

The main beam of this deck would be supported here in six meters later.

That means, the section of the beam that we need to use would be, I don't know,

something like 15 centimeters by 30 centimeters. Or something like that.

And, when we added two supports in between,

now we have a support every 2 meters. That means we went down to 6 centimeters by 12 centimeters.

And the price went down from maybe one and a half times the price of the shipping container itself.

That means all the wood for the deck would cost like the price of one and a half shipping container.

And now we are like half of the price of one shipping container. So, that's pretty good.

Yeah. So, now let's get to the process of building these supports.

Well, the first step just to make sure we have all the supports levelled, on the same level.

You know, the shipping container is supposed to be all on the same level, but that's not reality.

In the reality, sometimes one side is like 2 centimeters lower than the other side, and this and that.

So, we tried to, you know, fix these small mistakes on the support.

So, the first step was to get a water leveller and try to draw a layout showing each support,

and how high the support needed to be.

So, that means like one support would be like 5 centimeters,

the other one could be 6, the other one could be 4. All depending on where it's located the support.

So, one of them we called zero, and we put some numbers for each one.

Yeah. The process was choosing the highest one, and deciding that that one was zero.

And then we just say how much... how many centimeters we need to get to zero.

So, that means, you know, plus 7 centimeters, plus 6 centimeters, plus 3 centimeters.

We draw the layout. And then?

We got some steel, that we had left...

Yeah. We always try to use what we have instead of buying new things.

Because, you know, when you buy material there's always leftovers.

So we decide to do all the supports with the leftovers from the windows.

So, we got that and we cut some pieces.

We decided that each support would be 15 centimeters.

It's enough.

Yeah. So, we cut... I don't know...

So, the first step was just to cut the metal bar into pieces. And try to cut them in this the right height.

Because we don't... we wanted to have a support that's a little bit...

they widh... like I would say it? ... Width of the support is a little bit smaller than the beam itself.

So, the beam is 6 centimeters and the support is 5 centimeters.

And the reason for that is because if there is water the water can drip,

instead of accumulating in between the support in the wood.

So the wood would get bad with time.

So, the steel was... what's the measure of the steel?

It was 15 centimeters by...

3 or 4?

Oh, yeah.

So, the steel tubing we used was 5 centimeters by 3 centimeters.

That means, most of the middle supports were more than 3 centimeters.

That means we need to get one tube plus something else.

So, we cut one tube, we always use 15 centimeters tube.

So, we have like a 15 centimeters support and then we cut the bottom in different heights,

depending on where we are.

I think...

We can show it.

Yeah. It's just to much talking. There is nothing much not much to talk about.

So, now let's show you guys a clip of how we cut the metals, how we weld them together,

and how we weld them on place,

and how we painted. Because we need to treat otherwise it's gonna get rusted.

And just to make sure you understand,

We painted this time with a primer that is a...

The green one.

The green one that's called...

Chromate.

Zinc chromate.

That's the one.

Zinc chromate primer.

The reason for that is because, you know, we had a can and we need to use it.

So... and that's just like a small job. So we just decide to use this primer.

And after that we painted with the same color, the same kind of paint we painted the whole roof.

The liquid asphalt.

Yeah. The liquid asphalt. The same paint that we used for the roof of the shipping container.

It's like a rubbery paint.

And now it's done. We just need to create the deck.

Yeah. But now, let's show you guys how we did the whole process.

So, video clip right now.

Go a little bit up.

So, the idea now is to weld these two together. Like this.

So we can support the deck and we can screw the deck this support.

So, if we do this we can have like a support every 2 meters.

And these will help to get like a much smaller dimension.

And less money.

Let's get the weld machine.

And let's get going.

How is the weld?

It's pretty good.

Can you show us?

Yep.

Yeah.

I hope it was possible to understand what we did.

Or what HE did.

So. Was that easy?

Well, actually it was pretty easy. But I don't know if it's right yet.

What I mean by that...

First. Welding the supported itself was really easy the the weld that need to be strong,

that's basically the weld in between the top part and the bottom part, was perfect, easy, straightforward.

The only tricky part was that we used tubes, so the side of the tube was open and I don't want to leave it opened,

so the water goes inside. So, I needed to do the closing on both sides and the shape is just a weird shape.

That was pretty tricky. And this was not the best weld ever.

But, that's not structural. That's basically just to close the sides. So, it's fine.

I guess the other hard part was to do the level correct, the top one.

Wow, that was pretty tricky.

Because when I put the support on the shipping container, it's not always like, you know, like flat straight.

So I needed to get a leveller and just try to, you know, get like both angle, both axes right.

That was not easy.

That was pretty tricky. But, I mean, the big question is: Is the support right?

Are they aligned perfectly?

We don't know yet.

The thing is... we need to have the wood and put the wood on place, the beam on place.

And then we will know if it's 100%.

right in that we will find out this week because we didn't do the wood part yet

And that we will find out this week.

So I hope this week we finally can build the wooden deck.

Yeah. We still need to paint all the woods before we assemble that the deck together.

So, hopefully this week we'll be able to give 3 coats of painting on every wood of the deck.

And then we are able to assemble the deck together for next Monday.

Hopefully, we'll have an episode about the assembling of the deck.

If you liked this video just give us a like.

Yeah. Sometimes seems like cliche to ask you guys for likes. But the truth is the like helps a lot.

It doesn't matter how well we try to edit a video if people won't find the video.

It doesn't matter you know.

The video... doesn't matter if the video is good if no one watches.

And if you give a like, that means that Mister Youtube, you know, the computer behind us, behind of the system,

will know that people are actually watching and are actually liking the video.

So they are gonna suggest this video for more people.

And the more YouTube suggests our video the more people find the project.

You know, it's like a snow ball, things work.

And we're working really hard for that.

So, if you guys can help and give us a thumbs up.

If you have any comments or suggestions just comment below.

If you think the support is just terrible, let us know.

If you think it's pretty cool, let us know also.

And if you have any other suggestions or ideas not, you know...

For future project as well.

Of something related to our shipping container, just let us know.

We are glad to read and to answer and to try to, you know, use the ideas.

Yeah. So, I see you guys next week.

See you guys next week.

Well, actually we have an airplane ...

Damn airplanes. I don't know. They never pass here, but whenever we start recording there is always an airplane.

So we can wait a little bit.

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Brazzaville - Bosphorus (English, Türkçe Lyrics) - Duration: 3:57.

She was married to the Bosphorus

She threw her ring in then she blew a kiss

To the Ottomans and Byzantines

Lying beneath the sea

She wore a pink and yellow summer dress

She kept her hair just like a poetess

She traveled all the way to Germany

The trains and the cold, dark sea

The amber glow of a morning cigarette

On the Istiklal Caddesi

The vapor trails and the tiny minerettes

All the domes in silhouette

Dünyadan Sesler / Discover Music

She wore a pink and yellow summer dress

She kept her hair just like a poetess

She traveled all the way to Germany

The trains and the cold, dark sea

The amber glow of a morning cigarette

On the Istiklal Caddesi

The vapor trails and the tiny minerettes

All the domes in silhouette

Instagram: @dunyadansesler

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Milo Ventimiglia Leads the Cast of This Is Us in the Big Three Chant - Duration: 4:29.

[ Cheers and applause ]

[ Laughter ]

-I am alive!

-He's alive!

[ Cheers and applause ]

-I love you, man. I love you, man.

I love you, Chrissy. I love you, Justin.

Welcome -- I can't -- I felt all the feels.

-Thank you. -And I had -- We all did.

And tonight's episode was amazing.

You probably -- This crowd hasn't seen it yet, but...

[ Laughter ]

No spoilers! I won't tell you anything.

-We won't ruin it. -Ear muffs.

Put your hands over your ears.

-This is the time -- legit ear muffs 'cause --

-It is legit.

First of all, what a great year you're having.

Everything -- All the awards. -Thank you.

-Deservedly so.

Every time I see you at the awards shows,

I just root for you. I love you guys.

I saw the commercials for the special episode tonight.

I saw a commercial for "Black Panther"

that Sterling is in. -Yes.

-Yeah, dude.

-It's awesome. -It is?

-It's really Black. It's really Pantherish.

I think folks are gonna enjoy. For sure.

-The episode tonight, everyone knows.

This is the episode where we find out how Jack dies.

I'm gonna try to do this without spoiling anything.

-Okay. -We knew that was happening.

Yeah. And I don't know how you all made it through it.

Was there secret scripts? -Yeah. It was very secretive.

We had scripts that were on red paper

'cause they can't be photocopied.

We had a password when talking about the actual event.

-What was the password? -"Marble."

-We think it's because of Beyoncé, y'all.

-Yeah. -That's what we think.

-We heard that "Lemonade" was called "Marble,"

or our writers did, and so they decided that our episode

and this experience was gonna sort of be titled "Marble."

-Really? -Yes. Yeah.

-That is so cool. I had no idea. That's awesome.

[ Laughter ]

-Wait. They never told you the password?

-Never. No. [ Laughter ]

What would happen, though, I would be like,

"Guys, marble, check this out."

-"I love the marble episode."

Every single one of you had a great moment in the episode,

and it happens every week.

Who's the creators? -Dan Fogelman.

-This guy is brilliant, man. And every single thing, I go,

"Oh, I kind of see where they're gonna go.

Ooh, I didn't see that, uh..."

And then I'm just --

I was weeping so hard that tissues were not even an option.

I was using T-shirts and towels. I was, like, mopping --

I had a mop on my face.

-Pick up a kid and start wiping your face with a kid.

-Yeah. Exactly. Diapers. Yeah.

But I just -- It makes you laugh, as well.

And it just makes you -- It makes you appreciate good TV.

And they don't make TV like they do with you guys.

[ Cheers and applause ]

There's a new episode.

There's a new episode this Tuesday,

so we don't have to wait.

I was going to ask you, if you don't mind --

You do the Big Three cheer.

-Oh, yeah. The Big Three chant.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Do you want to do one now?

Do you guys want to do a Big Three chant all of us together?

[ Cheers and applause ] -Everyone together!

-So, listen. This is the best because --

-What do we have to do to help you out?

-Well, we'll gonna roll through it

as parents and children do on TV.

But then when we get to the very end

and we holler out "Big Three,"

we all need a "Big Three" from y'all.

-So you'll say, "Big Three," then we go, "Big Three."

-Okay. [ Clears throat ] And deep breath.

-[ Inhales deeply ]

-First came... -Me.

-And Dad said... -We.

-And then ca-- -Me.

-Wait. He did say... -Did he say "Gee"?

-No, I said -- -Got it. We'll start over.

-Here we go. [ Clears throat ] Live TV.

-This is great. -Deep breath.

-Here we go.

-First came... -Me.

-And Dad said... -Gee.

-And then came... -Me.

-And Mom said... -Whee!

And then came... -Me.

-And we said... -That's three!

-Big Three! -Big Three!

-Ohh! That's what I'm talking about right there!

-Nailed it. -I love you for doing that.

Thank you for doing that. I put you on the spot.

-All of us.

-I feel like after tonight's episode,

I need a hug from you guys,

and I feel like America needs a hug.

And I was just wondering -- Dave, can you send a camera --

What camera can we hug? Can we hug a camera?

Get a camera. Let's all get around.

Let's give America a hug

and tell people how much we love you guys.

You guys. "This Is Us." Right here.

-We're here for you. -Get in. We're here.

We love you guys!

-We love you! -We love you! Mwah!

You guys. "This Is Us."

You can see a brand-new episode this Tuesday at 9:00 on NBC!

For more infomation >> Milo Ventimiglia Leads the Cast of This Is Us in the Big Three Chant - Duration: 4:29.

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Liberal NYC Schools Force New Rule On Straight Dads With Daughters, Effective IMMEDIATELY! - Duration: 6:26.

Liberal NYC Schools Force New Rule On Straight Dads With Daughters, Effective IMMEDIATELY!

OMG, now we can say we have heard it all.

Last week a Staten Island elementary school actually canceled their traditional father-daughter

dance because of the Department of Education's new gender rule guidelines which they are

forcing upon the school.

The school had the yearly event scheduled for this coming Friday, February 9th.

But the school's parent-teacher association quickly realized it would not comply with

the Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Student Guidelines, which went into effect in March

of last year.

So the school's PTA decided to reschedule the dance but make it for kids and "caregivers"

of any gender for this coming March 2nd.

Jared Fox who is the DOE's LGBT community liaison was quoted as saying "Father-daughter

dances inherently leave people out.

Not just because of transgender status, just life in general.

These can be really uncomfortable and triggering events."

Mathew West who is a parent of two daughters stated, "They're trying to take away everything

that everybody grew up on and has come to know, and I don't think it's fair or right.

They should leave it the way it was — father-daughter, mother-son."

"It's not fair at all," said another parent, Jose Garcia, who's gone to numerous

school dances with his daughter.

"I have nothing against no one, but I don't think that it should affect the school or

the kids for that matter."

"All this gender crap needs to just stop," said mom Akaia Cameron, adding her third-grader

had a "great time" with her dad last year.

Via Conservapedia:

The Homosexual Agenda is a self-centered set of beliefs and objectives designed to promote

and even mandate approval of homosexuality and homosexual ideology, along with the strategies

used to implement such.

The goals and means of this movement include indoctrinating students in public school,

restricting the free speech of opposition, obtaining special treatment for homosexuals,

distorting Biblical teaching and science, and interfering with freedom of association.

Advocates of the homosexual agenda seek special rights for homosexuals and self-described

"LGBTI people" that other people don't have, such as immunity from criticism (see

hate speech, hate crimes).

Such special rights will necessarily come at the expense of the rights of broader society.

The homosexual agenda is the biggest threat to the rights of free speech and religious

freedom today.

One of the top priorities of the Homosexual Agenda is to prohibit and outlaw conversion

therapy, particularly for teenagers.

Several U.S. states have enacted such laws, and leftists are pushing similar bans in many

other states, apparently unable to tolerate things they dislike.

In a speech on December 10, 2013, to a pro-family rally in Jamaica, Brian Camenker of MassResistance

outlined the step-by-step approach of the homosexual agenda:[1]

legalize homosexuality promote gay pride parades

promoting child sex trafficking demand non-discrimination laws

insist on homosexuals' adoption of children push the homosexual agenda in schools[2]

legalize various alternate forms of marriage (i.e. man and man, woman and woman, man and

three women, woman and box turtle, man and sex toy)

demand public funding to deal with increased homosexual-related social problems

promote the transgender agenda demanded to be treated "equally"

impose a large-scale loss of free speech ban counseling for kids confused by homosexual

issues ban scientifically/religiously proven methods

of homosexual conversion, such as shock therapy attack churches

promote abortion Russia is a leader in rejecting the homosexual

agenda.[3][4][5] For example, Russia banned adoption by Americans as the Obama Administration

aggressively pushed the homosexual agenda, and in June 2013 a house in the Russian parliament

passed legislation to ban foreign adoption by gay couples or single parents who live

in any gay marriage nation.[6]

Barack Hussein Obama, Hillary Clinton, and essentially all Democrat politicians now advocate

the homosexual agenda, reflecting the growing financial power of the homosexual network.

Obama's self-centered obsession with his own re-election, and fundraising for his campaign,

has caused him to create a national political issue out of this, rather than deal with other

issues like the economy.

Many establishment Republicans and Cafeteria Christians also have bought into the homosexual

agenda.

Among all the liberal belief systems, the homosexual ideology is the most self-centered

or selfish – unlike the vast charity performed by thousands of churches in the U.S. alone,

homosexual charity can be considered an oxymoron.

The late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia referred to the "so-called homosexual agenda"

in Lawrence v. Texas, 539 U.S. 558 (2003) (dissenting opinion).

Justice Scalia also predicted that this was the first step to legalizing homosexual civil

unions.

He was proven right with the outcome of Obergefell v. Hodges.

Despite the fact that only 4.1% of the U.S. population identified as LGBT, just over half

a percentage point higher than four years prior,[7] Americans greatly overestimate the

proportion of homosexuals in the nation to be an average of 23%.[8] Interestingly, Republicans

and conservatives gave estimates closest to the actual number.[8]

It's doubtful the sane side will prevail in this conflict because it is New York City

and the agenda pushers know very well how to fight.

They brand people and ridicule people in order to get their own way.

For more infomation >> Liberal NYC Schools Force New Rule On Straight Dads With Daughters, Effective IMMEDIATELY! - Duration: 6:26.

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🇬🇧 Brits Do American Quiz! 🇺🇸 - Duration: 11:13.

Hi we're Joel & Lia and today we're going to be doing a general American quiz.

We've done one of these before and we were tragically quite bad but this is to see if

we've improved on our general American knowledge... knowledge of general America... general America...

okay so these are questions that most people should know, I've not looked at them - actually

how will we know the answers?

There's no answers on there.

Then you'll have to tell us.

That's what happened on the last one, we didn't go through the answers but most people told

us in the comments so we're not gunna know how we've done, until it goes out and then

we'll get all the people being like "you got this wrong", so you'll just have to tell us.

Okay.... wow!

That just came out like "ooookay".

Question number 1, this is one of eleven questions, but I think if there are any terrible ones

we should just skip over them.

Okay sure.

So Question 1: The capital city of America is New York, true or false?

False.

That is... false.

What?

No, sorry in my head it's because all through life, I go through life like New York is the

capital of the world... well that's the thing, I did have to think about it a little bit

because in the UK, we pretty much only know LA and New York and New York is like London

and it's like NEW YORK and everyone assumes that's the capital but it's not it's Washington

DC.

So we got that right, tick!

Okay next question.

The currency used in America is the US Dollar, true or false?

True, obviously true, duh.

We're so good at this!

Okay, the tallest mountain in America is Mount McKinley, true or false?

Also, who calls a mountain Mount McKinley?

You could think of a better name for it.

I think it's Mount Rushmore, isn't it?

How do you know that?

Coz it's the one with Presidents faces in it, they carve Presidents faces into a mountain.

Oh right, dunno why.

Well lets say false then.

False, I don't know that's mostly on you.

How many states are there in America, 40, 50 or 60?

I'll say 50, I think 50 too, 50 sounds true.

Sounds about right doesn't it.

Tick!

What is the national bird of America?

Probably a chicken.

A chicken!

Yeah!

Yeah coz they love chicken.

You eat chicken all the time, KFC, that's American.

Please, just watch Cowspiracy and stop eating so much chicken.

Seriously.

Become a vegetarian and just cut down.

Just cut down, you don't even have to be fully veggie.

Yeah, your country is the problem, sorry!

It's too much, too much.

Okay, I'm gunna get hate!

So much hate!

Let's not all contribute towards it (America).

What is the national flower of America?

Rose, Iris or Sunflower?

I didn't know you had a national flower.

I'm gunna go sunflower.

I thought an Iris was inside your eye.

Yeah I did.

I didn't even know there was such a thing as a national flower!

What a weird thing to be a national thing!

That's really weird.

Or would it be a rose?

That's like more of an English thing.

English Rose.

And like the Tudor Rose...

I don't really know what I'm talking about.

Yeah I know what you mean.

Okay.

What is the largest city in America?

Probably LA?

Is it?

I don't know!

Isn't LA really small?

No I thought LA was massive and you have to have a car.

Yeah we've heard that!

Yeah!

Someone told us you have to have a car, so it must be the biggest city!

Wait, but there's gotta be big places.

New Yorks probably big.

Like isn't Texas like huge?

Texas is huge but that's not a city, that's a state.

Oh a state.

Sorry!

Houston...

Hooston... what about Chicago?

I'm just naming cities now!

I don't know.

What are the cities then, LA, New York, Chicago.

That's pretty much it.

That's it?

They're the only cities in America!

You're kidding?

Is that all there are?

No!

Okay shall we submit for New York then?

I think LA.

LA it is!

LA.

Tick...

I hope.

Okay next question: How many white stars are there on the national flag of America.

50?

Had to deal with this before.

30, 70 or 50?

Coz there's one for every state that's what I've learnt from the comments in our latest

quiz video.

There's a star for every state so if we said there's 50 states then there should be 50

stars.

Okay yeah, coz it'd be unfair if they left anyone out.

Yeah, although what's a state that's like shocking... one that I forget exists is Wyoming.

That's a state!

I've never heard of that.

Exactly, maybe they could leave them out of the flag.

That's dreadful.

Okay, write down three states of America.

Oh, got this!

You should make me do it coz I don't know any!

No you can't have California, Texas or New York.

You can't have those.

FL... is that a state?

That is a state.

What does it stand for?

Florida.

Yep you got Florida.

Woo!

Okay another state, Oregon?

Yeah that's one.

But I only know that because my brother worked in Portland, Oregon.

I work in Portland, Oregon and I was like right.

Sounds like oregano.

I hate oregano.

Oh I love it!

I hate it.

Americans call it oregano, which I just think sounds weird.

The Greek words the best one, 'rigany', rigany!

I'm like dad don't put rigany on it I hate it!

That's so good.

He's like you like a mix Lia, I'm like no mix, I don't like rigany!

So good.

Yeah Oregano.

Portland, Oregano.

Oregon.

Annnnnd, okay there are literally 50 to choose from...

I'm quite good with states.

California?

No you can't have California.

Why not?

Coz I told you you can't have California, New York or Texas.

Oh.

So Washington.

I take quizzes quite often on naming American states because I want to learn all of them.

You're such a joke.

I get about 35 out of 50.

Let me name some, Idaho, Ohio, OH I KNOW OHIO!

Yeah well done... pfft.

What else, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico.

Arizona, dammit.

It's my favourite girls name.

Arizona?

You wanna call your daughter Arizona?

No it's just a nice name for a girl, no it's not.

Sorry if there's an Arizona watching, but it's not that nice.

Yeah it is.

Arizona, there's a drink called Arizona.

Yeah so you're like "my daughters a drink".

This my daughter Arizona, I just think it's a nice name.

You just need to educate yourself, seriously.

Shut up.

Okay question 10.

What is the name of the American national anthem?

I was gunna say God Save the Queen but that's ours. is it *sings*, "by the dawn of the night"?

I thought it was the one that goes "America, America... *sings*".

What is the NAME of the national anthem....?

America.

Could be like The American Dream.

It'd be very American for it to just be "America".

The greatest country on earth: America.

I don't know!

Shall we take a guess.

"Oh, America".

Yeah I like that.

Oh America! is the name of the American national anthem.

Tick!

Slash, God Save the Queen.

Okay, 11.

What famous American people do you know?

Not many personally.

Well I know Susan.

That's not a general knowledge question, yeah it said like actors, singers, sportsmen, presidents.

There should never be 11 questions on a quiz.

It should be 10, but that's like a bonus question so the teacher can laugh at you.

I know plenty of American actors.

I do.

Like everyone we watch is American.

Yeah pretty much our media is saturated with American stuff.

So how do you think that went for us?

I'm gunna say we got about 6 or 7 out of 10.

Yeah I think we probably got about 7 or 8 out of 10.

Okay 75%.

Yep.

So if you could total up the scores if you know all the answers, let us know in the comments

the percentage out of 100 please, percentages are all out of 100. and we look forward to

the love mail in the comments, all of the lovely comments from angry Americans.

Let's just open up the picture, just so you guys know how uneducated we are, yeah we know

a lot about Britain but we don't know a lot about America.

But do you know what, all of our, well not all of our patrons, but lots of our patrons

are American and we love talking to them.

I know.

They literally, they're teaching us about America every time we speak to them.

Coz I think they watch our channel and they're horrified so they're like "I must talk to

them".

If you're interested in Skyping with us on Patreon and becoming one of our patrons then

we'll link that down below, so you can check that out, but if you don't want to that's

fine as well.

Yeah, you can not only educate us, you can just hang out with us on Skype.

We do them every month, and the links are all below.

Or if you hate us, instead of leaving a hate comment you could become a Patron, as pity?

No I just thought they could spend 15 minutes saying hate comments to our faces!

Instead of writing it down.

Could you imagine that, it'd be awful!

Like I'm just logging on to tell you how stupid you are!

I'd love it because I'd be like, go on then!

Say it to my face, go on.

Oh no!

You're like gunna be one of those people who pays people to hit you.

No!!!

That's disgusting.

You know like in films where they give them $20 and they're like "hit me", no I don't

have any things like that, people do that to get off on it!

Hit me, no!

Okay, or they pay to go and hit someone.

Would you be that?

No, I've got something to tell you off camera, anyway.

Oh my god, tell me off camera!

Bye!!!!

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The Secret of My Love | 我男人的秘密 | 내 남자의 비밀 - Ep.89 [SUB : ENG/CHN/2018.02.05] - Duration: 34:05.

(Jin Haerim)

Pick up.

Please, pick up.

The number you have dialed is unavailable...

I chose you

in order to get revenge at Jiseop.

I wanted...

To use your proximity to them to drive them crazy.

But now that I think about it...

I was wrong.

Seora.

You are too good a person.

I felt bad about being with you

for such a twisted reason.

But now...

For Haesol's sake...

I'll accept you, even though

I know it's not fair for you.

I want

to give Haesol a warm dad like you.

I'm sorry.

Seora.

I want to get Haesol's permission first...

And have my family give us their blessings.

We can register our marriage later.

Okay.

Thank you.

Seora.

It's glioblastoma.

It looks like it started in the cerebrum

and grew rapidly.

Is it a brain tumor?

It's one of the worst among brain tumors too.

The tumor is located between the hemispheres...

So surgery will be difficult.

Am I...

Going to die?

We should try radiation therapy...

But I can't guarantee results.

How much time do I have?

It varies by each situation.

Don't give me that garbage.

What's the worst case scenario?

How long can I live?

It's growing too rapidly.

Why me?

Of all the people out there,

why me? Why?

Even if there is only a 1% chance,

you can't give up on the treatment.

You said I'm going to die!

What did I do wrong?

I'm a victim too!

I didn't get to this point because I wanted to.

There are plenty of worse people out there.

Why does it have to be me? Why?

Jaeuk.

I'm just getting started. This is just too much.

I finally made it into the ring.

You need to give me time to fight Wi Seonae.

You need to give me a chance to redeem myself.

I need to be...

A decent brother and dad before I go.

(Kang Jaeuk)

Jiseop...

You're home late.

Come inside.

Do you love Haerim?

You know it isn't like you to ask something like that.

Is it Haesol or Haerim?

I don't understand.

Stop being arrogant and listen.

Give up on Haesol,

and devote yourself to Haerim from now on.

That's your final role.

Final?

What if I refuse?

Refuse?

Then, how about this?

Once the Gangin Construction project is completed,

leave everything to Haerim...

And return to being Han Jiseop.

Go back,

and live as Seora's husband and Haesol's dad.

What?

That's what you wanted.

You came this far in order to survive,

but you're about to lose your wife and kid to Inuk.

I know how you must feel.

Go back to being Han Jiseop...

And the three of you can go far away.

Leave and start over.

Then I won't do anything,

and I'll give you my blessing.

Your offer

is quite enticing.

However,

how could I trust you?

You are

so good at stabbing people in the back.

Stabbing people in the back?

You're a step above me in that area.

That's true.

Why don't...

You and I

continue maintaining our love-hate relationship?

Who knows?

We may develop

a strong mother-and-child bond.

Good night.

What's this?

Why is a piglet...

My gosh, it looks strong.

Maybe we should raise it and eat it

when it gets big.

Come here.

That's a good piggy. Come here.

Come here.

Mother, what's going on?

Why is there a piglet here?

What's with this noisy and annoying piglet?

Why is it annoying?

It's cute and chubby.

Come here.

Okay. Okay.

I caught it!

I caught it! I caught it!

Once it's nice and big,

should we grill it or braise it?

What's wrong with you?

Wait. Where's my piglet?

What?

Did you have a dream?

Oh, my gosh.

It was a dream? It felt so real.

There was a chubby piglet playing in our yard,

so I grabbed it.

Should I buy a lottery ticket?

Isn't that a conception dream?

What? Conception dream?

Did you get dementia at your old age or something?

At this age? That's ridiculous.

You know that's impossible.

I mean, maybe it's about Daera.

Daera?

It can't be Chara.

I have a morning meeting, so I'm leaving first.

Haesol.

Even if grandma or that lady comes,

don't go with them, okay?

I won't go with them.

And I'll forget what the lady said.

Haesol,

you aren't a burden to me.

You're my heart.

I need you in order to breathe

and live happily.

Do you understand?

Go inside. I'll pick you up later.

Bye, mommy!

Be careful. You'll fall.

Did you come to take Haesol again?

Let's talk.

Haesol is only 6 years old.

How could you tell that child...

That she's a burden to her mom

and to live without her?

You people are despicable.

How could you say such a thing to a child?

If you want to take revenge on me, focus on me.

Don't drag Haesol into it.

You people are the ones who dragged her into it.

She knows that I'm her dad.

If you marry Inuk and live in the same house...

Do you think she'll dump me

and accept him as her dad?

She'll be the one getting hurt.

If you care so much about her...

How could you abandon your family like that?

If I'm your target, wait a little bit.

I'll give you a chance to take revenge.

But hold off

on the marriage until then.

How will you let me take revenge?

What should I do?

Should I just die?

Yes, die.

If you die and disappear,

Haerim will be powerless.

And I could marry Inuk and

live with Haesol without a problem.

Yes.

You dying would be the easiest.

At first...

I had decided to marry Inuk to get revenge on you.

But not anymore.

I love Inuk.

I don't want to lose him.

I want to beg Inuk...

To provide the fatherly love you couldn't provide.

Give me some time.

Please, I'm begging you.

Then...

Come clean and admit who you are.

Tell the whole world that you're Han Jiseop...

And not Kang Jaeuk...

So that Haesol won't be ashamed of you.

Then I'll wait.

Honey!

It's been a while...

Since I heard you call me that.

Let me know once you decide.

What?

Honey?

Hi.

I thought you had a morning meeting.

Where did you go?

Well... I had a meeting at a client's office.

You did?

Did you decide to send Haesol to Seora?

For now.

Wasn't our goal

to stop Seora and Inuk from getting married?

I thought Seora said she'd give up

on Inuk if we'd give her Haesol.

If we had sent Haesol then

we could've stopped them from getting married.

What were you thinking, insisting on keeping her?

Haesol is my daughter.

I wanted to be a good dad for once.

Are you saying you'll take her back?

That's right.

What if I oppose?

I considered raising her since

that's what you wanted,

but not anymore.

To be honest, it's hard for me to see your daughter.

I don't see her

as your child but as Seora's, so it's hard.

Give up on Haesol.

I'll stop Seora and Inuk from getting married.

Haerim.

You focus on the company.

Leave that to me.

Also...

Mother says...

You agreed to give me

Jaeuk's shares.

Thanks. I appreciate it.

Han Jiseop.

How could you lie to me?

What are you thinking?

Hi, dad.

What could they be after?

Do you think it's Jisuk?

I don't think so.

Be careful.

Your election is coming up.

I know.

Did Haerim ask about her birth mother?

Of course, she did.

Jisuk got her going.

You're both here.

Come in.

What is it, dad?

I heard you were upset because of that girl Haesol,

so I wanted to make you feel better.

Stop wasting your energy on silly things,

and focus on the company.

Soon, we'll sell Gangin Foods,

and go all-in on Gangin Construction.

Sell Gangin Foods?

Inuk won't let that happen.

It's a necessary sacrifice.

If the board votes to sell,

Inuk won't be able to do anything.

The directors are discreetly searching for

a company to sell Gangin Foods to.

If it will take down Inuk and Seora,

I'm for it.

Excuse me.

This bream came in this morning.

We didn't order any bream.

Someone said she was a fan of Assemblyman Jin,

and said she wanted to send it as a gift.

She paid your tab as well.

A fan?

What was she like?

She was a well-dressed woman.

What...

Where is she now?

She left after she paid.

That's right. She asked me to give you this.

(Looks like a nice family meal)

(It's nice to see your daughter with her birth parents)

What does it say?

She must be a supporter.

A supporter?

I'll go out.

I want to see who she is.

Who was it?

Really?

I wish I could've seen the sour look on their faces.

I'm fine, so don't worry about me.

Take care of yourself.

The large Beijing apartment project

that Gangin Construction is bidding for

is finally making progress.

Seven construction companies submitted bids,

and Gangin Construction of Korea

was selected to be one of the two finalists.

Gangin Construction is expected to grow

more than ever before.

At the core of this grand project

is Gangin Group's vice chairman, Kang Jaeuk.

Gangin Group's survival lies on this project.

I believe this will create a boom

in the Korean construction market...

And will play a big part in leading not only Gangin,

but Korea into becoming a great economic power.

Thank you.

Finally, the contract with China

is within sight.

All the credit goes to you, directors,

and the Gangin family.

Congratulations.

- Here's to Gangin Construction. / - Cheers!

Chief Director Kang, what do we do?

They're canceling contracts with signed franchisees.

What?

There's no need to close locations

that's been in the works.

I understand they need funds

for growing the construction enterprise...

But this is going too far.

They're trying to sell Gangin Foods

to grow Gangin Construction.

Has Deimos, who's rumored to be working on

buying Gangin Foods, made any moves?

There's word that they dispatched a negotiation team.

A negotiation team?

That again?

Do you plan to say it's just a rumor again?

Have you even gone to the franchise locations?

Go and see for yourself.

See for yourself

just how packed each of them are!

I understand how you feel but

the company decided to cut back on the expansion.

Why are you canceling contracts

that were already signed?

Am I your target?

What do you mean?

Aren't you killing Gangin Foods to kick me out

of Gangin Group forever?

If you were the target,

I would've gotten rid of you already.

There's an order to things. Stay down.

You shouldn't step in right now, brother.

Han Jiseop.

How am I your brother?

You and I are strangers. We aren't related at all.

Do you think Gangin Group is yours,

just because you're sitting there?

Just because everyone says you're Jaeuk,

do you think you really became Kang Jaeuk?

Keep it together.

I'm the head of this company,

and you're a chief director!

The day you sell Gangin Foods...

Will be the day you step down from there.

Brad Yun is here?

So, where is he?

Tell him not to stall and move quickly.

We don't have time.

It's time for your medicine.

Again?

I'm so sick of taking medicine.

So sick of it.

What will you do about the caretaker lady?

Will you leave her out there?

It's been over 3 hours already.

Let her stay 30 hours.

I won't bat an eye.

What if she freezes to death?

Whatever. Let her.

Chairman,

I've been wronged.

All I did was do what I was told.

Chairman, I can't leave like this.

Chairman! Chairman!

It's so cold.

I feel like even my bones are frozen.

Even if

I turn into a block of ice...

I won't take a step, so just wait.

No.

So cold.

So cold.

Gosh.

What if she really freezes to death?

Should I just let her in?

No, no.

I can't forgive her

for hurting a child like that.

Why isn't he responding?

My heart is about to freeze now.

What an amusing sight.

I've been taking selfies and sending them out.

Really?

It's the worst cold wave in 30 years.

Keep sending selfies.

I'm going in.

Wait. Oh, my legs.

Let me go in with you.

We share a son. We're on the same team.

When you think about it,

you're benefiting from Jiseop too.

Help me out.

Seeing you can speak nonsense,

your mouth hasn't frozen yet.

Wait...

Hey! Hey!

So cold.

Why is she suddenly so quiet?

Did she really freeze to death?

Goodness. Lady Gu! Lady Gu!

Gosh. Goodness. Goodness.

Oh, no! Lady Gu!

Goodness me.

Lady Gu!

Chairman...

Lady Gu! Lady Gu!

Thank you for everything.

Please live a long, healthy life.

Goodness. Lady Gu. Lady Gu.

Don't die.

Look at me, Mihong!

You need to be punished more before you die!

(It's nice to see your daughter with her birth parents)

Who is it?

Who's tailing me?

So, did you bring Haesol back?

Yes. She's drawing a family picture now.

Do you feel okay?

I'm fine.

Are you okay, mom?

I'm good too.

There's someone I want to introduce to you soon.

You want to introduce someone to me?

Yes.

You won't be disappointed.

Jiseop. Jiseop.

Who's Jiseop?

That's not the problem right now.

Jaeuk's mom

has been giving Haerim some ridiculous tonic.

What do you mean? What ridiculous tonic?

I took this to an oriental medicine doctor

as you asked, and he said

this has an ingredient

to prevent pregnancy.

That witch was using this to prevent Haerim

from getting pregnant.

What do you mean?

It prevents pregnancy?

The tonic your mother-in-law has been feeding you

isn't for your health but to prevent pregnancy.

Are you sure?

Are you positive?

I am!

Hey! Wait for me!

Wi Seonae,

that really is like you.

Trying to get everything you want...

You wanted to split up Haerim and me.

Yes, Kang Jaeuk speaking.

Yes.

It's going as planned.

The negotiation points will be discussed tomorrow.

I will do as instructed.

Mother.

If you want to marry Inuk,

leave your child behind.

Did Kang Jaeuk ask you to do this?

Or was it Haerim?

No one asked me to do this.

This is an order from me

and your condition for getting married.

What if I refuse?

Then...

I can't allow this marriage to happen.

Do you think I can leave Haesol behind?

You're just trying to keep Inuk and me apart.

How little do you think of our family,

that you want to bring Han Jiseop's child?

Either choose Inuk or choose your daughter.

Choose just one.

Mother!

We can't sell Gangin Foods.

Please stop it.

I'm opposing it too,

but Gangin Food's market value

based on the recent appraisal was too low.

You know Vice Chairman Kang Jaeuk

is forcing this issue.

I'll try my best to stop it,

for the chairman's sake,

but don't get your hopes up.

Is the company

trying to buy Gangin Foods

the American company, Deimos?

So you know.

Someone from there is coming tomorrow.

Brad Yun.

He's an infamous vulture capitalist.

I heard they offered some good terms.

Brad Yun?

Sir, Brad Yun is here to see you.

What? Already?

Please show him in. We don't need tea.

Okay.

(The Secret of My Love)

Just as he did to me,

he'll stab a stake through your heart!

- Why would you? / - Because you're my daughter.

I want to live with daddy.

If I stay with mommy,

she can't marry Mr. Inuk.

Okay, let's do that.

Inuk, I can't do it.

That viper.

We have to get rid of him

as soon as we sell Gangin Foods.

Jiseop, I'll rip you to shreds, so just wait.

Wi Seonae, I know what you're planning,

so don't try too hard. It'll be over soon.

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Pick Up a Book and Put Down Your Phone Before Bed: Here's How. - Duration: 5:51.

Hi everyone. Wallace here with your Monday video. um Today I'm talking about

books that helped me fall asleep. A lot of people say they don't read before bed

because it makes them fall asleep. I actually do read before bed because it

makes me fall asleep. It's the best way for me to just wind down relax and fall

asleep. If I'm watching TV, especially a new show, I will stay up to see what

happens. And that can happen with a book, too. So I'm really selective about the

kind of book I'll read before bed. But I always get in bed about half an hour

before I want to go to bed or actually fall asleep and I'll start reading

because I actually liked her fall asleep as I'm reading. I put the book aside and

then go to bed. I'm not somebody who can just put their head on the pillow and be

like, I'll just lay here until I'm asleep. That does not work for me, never has.

So the three main types of books that I like to fall asleep to are children's

books — I'll explain more about that in a minute —

comfort reads and classics. The key is whatever book it is can't be so boring

that your mind is wandering because what that's gonna do is just amp you up.

You're gonna get your thoughts going about something that you need to do

tomorrow or something that's bothering you and then you're not gonna go to

sleep. It can't be too fast-paced because your brain is gonna like wake up and

want to know what's going on. It's gonna stimulate you. It has to be somewhere

right there in the middle where it's not boring but it's not like turning your

brain on and stimulating your thought process so that you can't fall asleep.

So by children's books I'm talking about this. I'm talking more like middle grade

novels maybe even YA although, I mean, you, you know me and you know I don't

read a lot of YA. But like this middle, with the middle grade novels the long

enough that you like actually have some time to get into the story and read it.

um But nothing so complicated that it is like I said stimulating you or engaging

you so much in the story that it's making you like try to figure out what's

gonna happen next or thinking about something in your own life. Which is kind

of why I like the middle grade novels. There's not a whole lot happening in

these novels that pertains directly to my life because they're so focused on

children. So even if there's a parental issue

um it's through the eyes of the children and therefore I can kind of turn that

off and I won't start thinking about my own stuff or my own to-do list in that

situation. So that's why these are really good for me. A classic is usually

something that um, it could be too boring. So you do have to be careful because

sometimes the wording, the language, whatever they're using depending on the

time period is going to make you so bored that you're, you're actually gonna

start thinking about other stuff. So you need to find one that is interesting

enough but uh slow paced. Most of them are slower paced than today's books, you know.

Today's books you have to catch the audience's attention. You've got to get

them through the book. Like you got to keep them turning pages or otherwise

they're not gonna keep up with your book and they're gonna like give it back to

the library or pass it off to a friend or it's gonna get a bad rating on Amazon

or Goodreads or whatever. So classics are nice because they didn't worry about

that as much. They cared more about the story, about character development, about

you know the setting. um So you're getting a nicer paced book for bedtime.

That's what I would say. But do be careful about what type of story you

choose. You want it to be something that you'll actually be interested in

otherwise it can get a little too slow. Lastly, a comfort read. And I don't know

about this being like necessarily a comfort read. It's different for

everybody so that's really hard to define. But I'm talking more about books

that they, they have things that are happening in them. So that keeps your

brain interested. But they're not so intense that they're going into a really

deep place with those things. They usually hit the topic. They usually do,

you know, a little bit about that sensitive point or that, you know,

climactic part of the book. But they're not gonna like delve so deep into it

that you start really thinking and analyzing yourself or going into this

thought process that's stimulating or making you anxious. And comfort reads are

not going to be something that's like a thriller or whodunit like something

where you're trying to figure out the next thing that's going to happen

because you want to like guess before you know and then you're like up and

anxious. And not even if you're anxious, you're just

up and wondering and using your brain. So I guess a comfort read is maybe one that

you can sit back. I guess all of these really are ones

that you can kind of sit back, you use your brain by engaging with the story

and that's what keeps you from being too bored, but you're not using your brain in

the way that you have to figure anything out. Whether it's applying it to your

life the world in general, which is also why I don't like nonfiction, or trying to

figure out who did something in the novel. So those are my tips about

figuring out what to read before bed for those of you who are not readers before

bed. And I highly recommend using a book to fall asleep. Don't worry if it takes

you two months to get through it. The point of bedtime books are not to get

through them. They're to have something to unwind with and then in two months

you've read a book or in a month you've read a book or if you're you know a fast

reader in a week you've read a book. But you've still been able to like wind down

in a way that you really can't looking at social media or watching TV or a

movie. So those are my tips for reading before bed. If you have any of your own

feel free to share them with people down below. If you have any of your favorite

books that you love to read before bed, go ahead and share those titles below,

too. And until next Monday, happy reading.

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Mercedes O2 Sensors Diagnostics - Duration: 13:46.

ladies and gentlemen Keith from iRepair Autos today I'm gonna be bringing

you something a little different this is the first video of the diagnostic series

from Mercedes using the iCarSoft hardware

I'm gonna show you how to troubleshoot diagnose your problems so that you can

know exactly what's wrong just like the Mercedes master mechanics do stay tuned

be sure to subscribe if you're not yet a subscriber

once you've subscribed be sure to click on that Bell so that you get notified

every single time I reuse the video alright after you've put the key into

position to you'll then select the diagnose button say ok choose Bend say

ok have a 164 in class I'm going to choose that and say okay you choose

yours once a gasoline engine left and staring good on to the 164 156 ml 350

say ok automatic say ok at this point it's gonna load up all of the hint menus

from 1 to 47 in this case so it's going to take a little bit it's at 7 8 9 so

this time we're going to choose the me9 point seven six cylinder cuz it's a six

cylinder so we're gonna go down to the six cylinder

we're gonna say ok and what we're gonna do we're gonna go down to the actual

values and say ok we're gonna go down to test engine at idle speed we're gonna

say ok now before we start the engine let's take a look forty four point eight

degrees Celsius for the coolant the battery's at eleven point nine air

conditioning is off if I'll turn that on oh come on engine speed is at zero point

one or zero rpms per you know revolutions per minute I'm gonna go down

intake manifold pressure intake manifold change over everything is off at this

point I can't cut the engine is off so we're going to hit down again until we

see the voltage readings of the o2 sensors

put a hook down one more time and then speed gas downstream and hit done again

so now we see that the component 6 1 602 sensor before the TWC's catalytic

converters they're operational and it's set to no it's not operational the

engine is off so before the cats these are the values before the cats now after

the cats because the ignition is on at one point six four volts for the write

it down and one point four six value for the left these are also not operational

because they're off so we want to write that down

yeah one point four six for the o2 sensors after the catalytic converters

let's go back up to the top menu all the way up by hitting it up alright and the

way at the top where it says temperature coolant notice our battery voltage is

moving around now I'm going to start the engine

and notice that the values are not changing okay

temperatures will start to rise I'm going to hit the down arrow intake

manifold pressure it's there but let's let's jump back down using the down

arrow key to the old two sensors

before the catalytic converter those values are still set to no they're not

operational yet the engine isn't warm enough but most importantly the

catalytic converters aren't warm enough and now you see that those values of the

o2 sensors after the cats are still at 1.46 all right

so we didn't just let the engine warm up for a bit while looking at these values

1.46

and the catalytic converters are not operational yet so this is important to

see when the engine is cold catalytic converter is cold and it takes a

tremendous amount of heat to warm these things up but once they get hot they're

hot so the o2 sensors are not yet

operational it's not reading anything the catalytic converter sorry are not

operational at this point one point four six volts

our engine idle speed is moving around our exhaust temperatures are starting to

climb and this is downstream with the right catalytic converter and the left

catalytic converter so those values are going to continue to climb

as the engine warms up temperature coolant is fifty-seven point six degrees

Celsius let's go back down to

and I'm making the engine race a little bit so that these catalytic converters

will warm up grab the control values one point two to one point two three now you

see the catalytic converters and now operational yes yes before the cats the

o2 sensors are reading and they're 1.4 six volts or two sensors after the cats

are still at one point four six volts and they're still not operational so

we're in the pre operational phase for the o2 sensors after the cat and they'll

become operational momentarily as the cat's warm up but the ones before the

cats are operational and they're steady at one point four six volts left and

right operational

I'm going back up

exhaust temperatures right around 212 degrees Celsius for left and right

they're kind of still in the warm-up fees getting hotter I just gave the car

a little bit of gas there I'm gonna race it again let's go back

down

check on the o2 sensors after catalytic converters they're not operational yet

and their voltage that they're reading is one point four six volts okay so

we're looking at the exhaust gas temperature downstream of the catalytic

converters those are right around four hundred and ten degrees Celsius at this

point I'm claiming I'm going to press the down arrow and go back and look at

the o2 sensors after the tab see they're not operational yet the ones before the

cat are operational because it's reading in and there it goes they just became

operational let's go back up and see the temperature right around four hundred

and twenty five degrees Celsius those downstream catalytic converters became

operational so let's go back down

so the downstream catalytic converters right and left are operational and their

voltage is right around 1.66 so you could expect anything between one point

six four and one point six seven one point sixteen when they're in

operational mode that's the voltage that victim off once they're detecting that

the catalytic converter is now hot enough and it starts to burn those

combustible gases what you find is that the car goes into pre warm-up mode and

before those downstream catalytic converters are reading a hot enough

temperature the engine goes into this special mode where it burns just these

exhaust gases and then once the car is hot enough in the catalytic converters

or hot enough they can burn efficiently and this switch I'll switch over into

this lean clean mode of cleaning up the exhaust so the catalytic converters are

good but the test was to see the or two

sensors were good and therefore oxygen sensors on this car - before the

catalytic converters and - after the - after are now operational written in 1.6

six volts for the left and one point six seven volts on average for the right but

yeah ladies and gentlemen this is what you do to troubleshoot your o2 sensors

and get an idea of what your caps are doing a very great idea to do this get

these values written down on off in your logbook before there's an issue if you

don't have an issue yet so that when you do have an issue you will say hey when

everything was working those values after warm up were at one point six six

volts for the downstream o2 sensors after the catalytic converter you also

want to keep in mind and write down the temperature values for

catalytic converters as well see how those are right around 506 degrees

508 degrees Celsius so you want to write those down because as catalytic

converters get clogged up if you have you know poor maintenance scheduled oil

changes are not done on time etc these things can get clogged up or if the

engine is running poorly so these are the values of everything in terms of

catalytic converters left and right the exhaust gas temperature and the voltage

or to sensor voltage after the TWC's a one point zero four volts right at this

point so right after they warm up there at one point six six and as the car

you know settles down stabilizes they go right back down to one point six volts

alright so these are the values that you need to keep in mind once everything is

operational if you had a bad oxygen sensor and one bad one one good one you

might see one at one point six volts and the which is within range and then you

might see one at point zero volts or a really high voltage that's the case then

you can be sure that that oxygen sensor is not operational

these or two sensors tend to follow each other in voltage very closely one two

cars up and running as always everyone don't forget to Like share subscribe to

my channel if you find these videos helpful what that does it pushes my

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AWS: How the cloud solves the challenges of an in premise infrastructure - Duration: 17:51.

Thank you for having me today, My name is Krishnan Mani, I am a solutions Architect

with Amazon Web Services and I work closely with Mithi Software solutions, who are one

of our trusted partners who provide a service to their end customers and leverage the services

and infrastructure that Amazon Web Services provides to our many customers here in India

as well as globally.

So today I want to spend a little bit of time, maybe the next 10-12 minutes talking about

a few of the aspects.

You know just about, for example in terms of storage, the most critical aspect, in terms

of email backup and archival is that Vaultastic makes a promise to their customers such as

Mahanagar Bank that once a copy of an email is journaled and/or archived, with Vaultastic

they can pretty much rest assured that this email, the data in that email will not be

tampered with, it will never be lost and that it can be retrieved or searched for pretty

much at any time in the future.

SO for them to be able to make this promise, to their customers they need to make sure

the building blocks they choose for the applications and the service that they have created can

give them the similar guarantees in terms of the durability, the availability and the

scalabitlity of the underlying services.

On this slide if you see, typically a customer, end user has many uses for their data.

IN the case of Vaultastic, we are talking specifically around backup, restore and recover

as well as archive and of course with ediscovery you are also trying to maybe, you want to

be able to retrieve critical email, you want to meet any regulate compliance requests and

so on.

So, if you look at the storage platform and solution that AWS provides like, I mentioned

there are some building blocks that our customers can use when they create products and solutions

like Vaultastic.

So as far as storage is concerned, we have these services including Amazon S3 and Amazon

Glacier, these are what are called object storage services.

We also have other services such as Amazon EFS which is a shared file system service.

We have block storage including Amazon EBS and EC2 instant store and then a number of

other services such as Snowball, which Ashok spoke briefly about, where, when you want

to transfer large volume of data, for example anywhere between 50-80TB of data, it is no

longer sensible to rely on doing this over the internet.

So the Snowball is a service which actually you can use in that scenario.

With this background, I want to also talk a little bit about contrasting how the use

of a service is fundamentally different from the use of a particular storage setup or storage

that you may have created either on premise or in a data centre hosting that you may have

chosen to run your applications in.

So I want to talk a little bit about durability and S3 is one of the key services that the

Vaultastic product uses as Ashok said, the Vaultastic product currently is receiving

and saving close to 5Gb of data per second, which is a phenomenal data rate, and how do

you achieve the durability so that the figure on the screen, I know that it is difficult

to read this, but we refer to it as 11 9's of durability.

So when we say 11 9's of durability, I understand that it can be difficult to comprehend, but

so that you can make some sense of what this number means.

What it means that if you storage let's say 10,000 objects, so an object in S3, you

can think of it roughly as a file, or a part of a file.

So a file can become an object in S3.

It can be a small object or a larger object.

So when we say 11 9's of durability, what is means statistically, is that if you were

to store 10,000 objects or files in S3 then you can expect to lose maybe one object of

those 10,000 in about One Crore years, that is what this number really means and that

is the kind of expectation of Durability that Amazon tried to work towards.

We are basically promising our customers.

That we are investing in all of the engineering efforts and the infrastructure provisioning

so that we can make sure that we fulfill this promise.

Now I want to talk about why it is that only some services can give you this kind of durabilty

and

this level.

What we see here is, on the right hand side what we see now, Let's say you are operating

on premise, which is where you might have begun with your operations and you are currently

using some form of storage, in this case, let's say tape storage.

It has been established that with the best practice setup you can achieve something like

4 9's of durability that means 99.99% durability.

Now what do you do?

You realise maybe this is not necessarily adequate, because you may have realised over

a period of time that you tend to lose some data, because let's say the tapes went bad

or drives went bad or you could not trace where some data was backed up, so what you

then do is, you add an additional offsite storage location, which means that every time

you backup some data, you have a scheduled mechanism whereby a copy of that data is also

stored in a separate location, maybe 50, 100, 200 miles away, so that it gives you a better

chance to recover the data in case some of it is lost at one of the locations.

Now it has been established again following best practices, this is only going to give

you another incremental duarabilty, which is 5 9's of durability, now going ahead,

when we architected a service like S3 or Glacier, we are deliberately investing in the engineering

behind this service, basically you are jumping from what you can achieve on premise, or what

you can achieve on premise and off site copies and so on.

However it can never give you the kind of durability that a service which is deliberately

engineered to give you the quality can give you which is you are jumping directly from

a 5 9's to an 11 9's kind of durability.

How do we achieve this?

So whenever a customer suggests, when the Vaultastic product is writing data to S3,

as S3 receives objects, it is basically persisting copies of objects to multiple facilities within

our data centres, and as part of this service we are constantly verifying that the integrity

of the data n these multiple locations and as and when we upgrade our infrastructure

as and when we attend to any hardware, software failures and as and when we upgrade our own

software ans services, we take special steps to ensure that these number of good copies

of your data continue to be maintained, continuous to be accessible to you at the service level

that we are promising to customers.

So these kinds of things, this can only be achieved only if you use a service concept,

so if you think about it, Mahanagar Bank is providing banking services, Mahanagar Bank

wants to focus on giving the best banking facilities to its customers They are relying

on Vaultastic so that Vaultastic can focus on giving the best backup and archival services

and in turn Vaultastic is relying on AWS and the S3 service and we in turn are focusing

on giving you the best durability, availability and scalability.

So in this increasingly complicated and fast moving world, we believe that this is the

kind of model where we are all able to co-operate and work together and scale how we can best

serve our customers.

Here are some of the large users of this service on a global scale.

Many of these companies and names you might be familiar with because they act as multinational

corporations such as Philips.

Little bit more around S3, so at this point in time, the S3 Service has been in operation

for over a decade, we started sometime back in 2006, ever since then we have an increasing

number of customers storing billions of objects, or you can think of objects as files and the

data that we store in the service is growing rapidly, it is both durable and reliable.

We are constantly looking to ensure hat it can provide high performance at a massive

scale, so it never gets easier for us as you can see, as more and more customers with more

and more data are adopting this service across the world.

So for example, to talk about the performance, Mithi Software or Vaultastic never needs to

do anything special as the amount of data that they are saving to S3 is growing every

second.

They don't need to provision or request a particular storage amount or a rate at which

they can read and write the storage, the service is designed in such a way that it can respond

to increases in the rate at which the data is being read, the rate at which the data

is being stored and so on.

So we are doing this for Vaultastic and all our customers at a massive scale.

In terms of Data transfer, what happens is that, the Vaultastic product actually uses

our API's for S3 and translates the operations that they perform to be able to save email

or to discover email into the API operations, so this makes it easy and flexible, because

you can test this.

You can make sure that this works well, these operations can be monitored, so that both

Vaultastic and us, we can basically ensure that we are able to meet the customer service

requirements.

S3 is secure by default, so every customer has a number of different options and that

is available to them, so when you store objects in S3, the Vaultastic product and Mithi Software,

they make decisions on a granular level, right down to a single object or file.

They can determine who is allowed to read that data, who is allowed to write that data,

who is allowed to even detect the presence of a particular file or object, so they are

able to do this on a granular level across their customers, even when they are operating

in a Software as a service fashion.

SO in this way they can ensure that there is good isolation and they are able to assure

each of their customers that their data will be maintained safely, maintained independently

and that only the particular customer will have access to their corresponding data.

S3 is gradually adding many different, new features as we innovate, so for example as

of last year we have introduced a service whereby data can be queried in place.

The reason why customers and you can start to take advantage of these innovations, going

forward so that both the Vaultastic product and the end users can rely or find the new

ways to take advantage of the rapidly increasing data.

The challenge today for customers, once you have gone past the point of how do I store

the data securely, once you have conquered that challenge, the next thing that you are

thinking about is that, now how do I actually take advantage of all of the information that

is, there is a wealth of information in this data.

Also S3 is just one of the services that you can choose to use and it is integrated with

an ecosystem of other AWS services at last count, over a 100 plus services including

compute, networking, databases, analytics and so on as well as an ecosystem of partners

just as Vaultastic and Mithi Software solutions, there are many other partners as well, who

are building on top of the AWS cloud so that you can actually get more value out of this

investment.

So that was pretty much, basically I wanted to just try and talk a little bit about one

of the key services that Vaultastic uses and if you have any questions, please do communicate

that to Ashok and I will be happy to answer them later.

Thank you very much.

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One Minute Masterclass | Part 1 Introduction | Genelec - Duration: 1:01.

This is the Genelec factory in the small town of Iisalmi in the middle of Finland

My name is Darren Rose, I'm a senior R&D specialist

Since the year 2000 I've been involved in the design projects…

For products from the diminutive 6010A up to the monstrous 1236A

In this video series I'll tell you a little bit about Genelec and the products that we make here

And how to choose the exact right speaker for you

Whether your thing is professional audio, listening at home or AV Installations

I talk a little bit about how to set them up and get your life sounding better

And a few other things too

Genelec has been making high quality active loudspeakers since 1978

So we've already got quite a heritage

But over the years our technology and our products have developed

And our user base has widened too

Professional audio users have always been and always will be our main focus

But these days there's a lot of respect for high quality audio at home and in public spaces

And so we make dedicated products for these users too

I'm Darren Rose, I'll see you in the next episode

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Welcome to my channel TMZ the Malay Doc I am Tuan Mohammed Zameer Careem and in

this video I'll be talking about the etymology of Galle. Galle is a major city

located on the far southwest coast of Sri Lanka. This littoral town has a history

that goes back at least a thousand years and perhaps even further into the mists

of legend Some historians believe Galle was actually the Tarshish of biblical

times from which King Solomon obtained gems, spices and peacocks Marco Polo the

Venetian explorer claimed to have stopped there in 1299 the port of Galle

has been a dominant force in the International cinnamon trade since

ancient times certainly for countless years it was a

major port of call for Chinese, Persian Arab, Indian and later still Javanese and

Sumatran traders plying the Indian Ocean One legend says its name was given when

the Portuguese sailors heard a cock Gallo in Portuguese crowning in the town

and the word stems from the Latin word for a Chanticleer which is gallus while

another gives the source as the Sinhala word Gala

meaning rock and the term Gala also defines a caravanserai In any case a

cock is represented on the Dutch coat of arms as well as on the crest of the Galle

Municipal Council

Galle was also known as Gimhathitha in ancient times the term is believed to be

derived from the classical Sinhalese term meaning port near the river Gin In

point of fact a place named "Ja Kotuwa" meaning Javanese fortress in Galle was an

enclave where the seafaring Malay nomadic tribes Orang Bajaus and Orang

Lauts from the Indonesian thalassocracy had first settled and Galle was an

important Anchorage to the Mariners of yore It is also believed that Javanese

sailors and soldiers of Javaka King Chandra Bhanu used the Unawatuna coast in

Galle to prepare for the incursions into the Lankan Kingdom They built a fortress

in Galle which came to be known as "Ja Kotuwa". Galle became known to the Western

world in 1505 when a Portuguese fleet bound for the Maldives took refuge from

a storm in the natural harbour located in Galle however after the 16th century

the Portuguese sea routes and monopolies that had initially made the country rich

and great were gradually usurped by other European powers In 1640 the

Portuguese were overthrown by the Dutch East India Company the Dutch built the

present Fort in 1663 with the help rendered by the Javanese and Malay

mercenaries and indentured workers The well fortified

solid granite wall and the three bastions known as sun, moon and star the

Dutch called the city Point de Galle and the old fort is now a renowned UNESCO

World Heritage Site each year throngs of tourists surge in

from all parts of the globe to enjoy the heritage and history

of the City of Galle

hello to you watching on YouTube if you want to see more videos make sure you

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Unf*ck Yourself with Guest Gary John Bishop | The Healthy Me Podcast Episode 003 - Duration: 26:12.

welcome to the healthy meat episode 3 I'm Trina Felber registered nurse and

CEO of primal life organics and I believe there is a healthy person living

in everyone the healthy me is designed to call up your healthy self step out of

your comfort zone shake things up and get results so let's find and empower

your healthy me today I am joined by Gary John Bishop author of on yourself

and Gary is one of the leading personal development experts in the industry his

urban philosophy approach represents a new wave of personal empowerment and

life mastery that has provided miraculous results for people in the

quality and performance of their life and he is joining me today to help you

get out of your head and into your life thank you Gary

ok so I have to say first of all I love the cover of the book and I love the

title because it totally spoke to me so can you help

tell everybody what the book is about and what was your meaning behind it or

what what did you want to accomplish yeah so the book is about the way that

we cannot talk ourselves out of love in great ways right but but it goes a

little deep on that kind of touches on the their unseen and the unheard right

so you're constantly at dialogue yourselves and most of that dialogue you

don't notice but you're constantly talking to yourself and the book

actually uncovers ways for you to break out of that cycle and one of the things

that I was really thing that I was really committed with with this book was

that it wasn't some camping giant opus right I mean it would be pointless to

write a book called get out of your head and into your life and it takes you

eight days to read it so I really wanted it to be clunky like this little pocket

battleship that when you put it down it can inspire you to stand up and do

something different and in you know if you're somebody in your life you want

introduce new results if your stock when it comes down to it

you're gonna have to do something different and you know you might want to

feel different you might want to get inspired you might want to get power but

ultimately you'll still need to do something different and you know I'm

really I'm really inspired by some of the results of combined from people

because they're saying that's what they're doing with a book they've read

the book and that's ah and I can totally attest to

that because I have been through a lot of I'm really into personal development

I've read a lot of books on personal development I've been to a lot of

mastery classes and things like that and of course I've walked away with

something from everything but when I picked up a copy of your book first of

all I loved the title so much and it never dawned on me until reading your

book how much I talked to myself I didn't even realize it so it brought in

me to the forefront just the awareness of what I'm saying to myself and how

often I'm saying it and 90% of the time until you're conscious of it you don't

realize that you're the one saying oh you can't do that oh you're not good

enough oh no way you can never accomplish that I'm saying to myself I'm

not good enough but if you actually look at what you do in life you'll see what

you're saying yourself so your life is a product of what you say to yourself so

everything you're saying to yourself every day you're living that way II know

it seems like I'm living the life of my circumstances and but my answer to that

is you have the circumstances that are consistent we are internal dialogue so

your life is a reflection of that right what time for a second about I know in

the book you talk about uncertainty but uncertainty is where things happen and

it's an opportunity for growth so I want you to expand on that yeah yes so when

you were a kid yet no problem with uncertainty right you would actually can

I enter the whole idea of uncertainty you know you're I mean that's why if

you've got kids who you've been around kids

you know you got to watch them cuz a two-year-old will do just one door right

I know I'm not saying you should start doing that there's a lot wrong with

being too right I mean the sanitation along but

there's something about the intere being three of being for business kind of

wonder of what it is to be alive that as we get older we started crave more

production more predictability and so that's kind of like the crossroads where

human beings exist hearing beings what exists hardwired for things to be

certain yet yearnings for new things to happen and so you end up not gonna stop

this at time see your life where you want something new but the uncertainty

of the new it's too daunting a task and I say to people like you gotta like God

looked at the uncertain is something to be avoided I mean there are some cruddy

things that can happen on uncertainty for sure right but at the same time

nothing great I love what happen in your life until you step into what's

uncertain nothing great I'll ever have but you have to rescue at some point and

you can't get away with safety and you can try to Jason plan your way to safety

because even in the most amazing plans you can get blindsided so I say to

people embrace uncertainty step right out there and you'll realize you had a

lot better equipped than you think you are I agree I totally agree and I have

to say that I was so inspired after reading actually I bought the book and

then I downloaded it and I listened to it in the sauna so I was in the sauna

sweating like you wouldn't believe and every night I would listen to the

book and I loved the audiobook so if anybody has the can get the audio but

it's him it's you reading so you get your accent and everything reading to

you and it's the the power of your voice is also very strong because I can tell

that you're committed and that you have a lot of feeling you know in here

there's a lot of feeling yeah I mean you know well you have been doing this

personal development thing either is a participant or is somebody

gives it away to people for about a thousand years and you ask my why should

tell you making a difference for people and that's all people includes my

neighbors it includes you know going any Starbucks it includes writing books and

11:00 and courses and you know speaking events and really I've given my life to

what it was it gonna take to have people wake up to themselves and and you know

straight up below for some new kind of life for themselves and I'm Pasha and

it's a great way to can I spend your life I I thank you for that I totally

think you because really like I said I bought the book for every one of my

staff members everyone that works for me all of my team members I bought the book

for them to share and I said don't just keep this for yourself like when you

read it give it away I want you to give it to someone else because it's a gift

it's a total gift and I told the young kids the kids that are like sixteen we

sent it home in a in a bag or you know of an envelope and I said give it to

your parents and let them read it first because they probably need it you know I

think it's council you know I mean oh oh do what I do for nothing and you know

anybody who knows me would tell you I have done it for nothing nothing will

you walk the walk and talk the talk so it's your life oh good what else he

going to do it's Kelly you can't call yourself something and they're not you

know steep yourself in I'm really I'm fascinated I spend most of my days

reading and studying and like what does it take to get somebody from A to B and

it's not the usual stuff that we say like well power or something you know

which I'm still not even sure what that is but I or some sense

personal discipline or some we wear discipline exist for a human being you

know if you've got it look where is that where is the discipline organ is it just

underneath my liver and where is the where's that that's a pointer of that or

the self belief where is that I can't find out either so I'm always looking

for ways like little ways for people that cannot to wake up to certain

aspects of themselves to realize and I like what you said like you going up

where necessary didn't have yeah and you know you would have said that you know

to be free one must make that which is unconscious conscious right saying

you're always doing that well like you said you drive to work every day and

you're unconscious you get from point A to point B without even thinking about

it but you have had a conversation that's why you're really nothing you had

a conversation with yourself the entire time and yeah and you don't even realize

it and and it it blew my mind the first time I realized the things that I was

saying to myself and how can I rewire myself to talk better to myself to lift

myself up and then teach my kids the same philosophy of how are you talking

to yourself because it's so powerful it's really critical for people who can

I'm not talking about positive you know speaking or song-ah but like you know

you can do it right yeah that's not what you're talking about no so great good

talking about yourselves you're awesome probably lost you can't do I'm not

talking about that what I'm really fascinated that the boat

is when people can confront themselves when they can look themselves the mirror

and tell themselves the truth and I don't mean the truth like in a dramatic

way oh my god I mean like look at yourself in a mirror and ask yourself

what are you doing where are you going what's this about what is this you know

worth is taking you what are you tolerating what are you putting up with

what do you deny and denial about what are you pretending my and and

like woke yourself right in the eye and tell yourself the truth and you know my

fundamental philosophy if you like starts in this word cult responsibility

and that responsibility get such a bad rap you know because people think it's

got something to do with that you're to blame or something it's getting ugly do

it without so it's about are you going to take ownership of your life or you

want to give it to somebody or something else alright so you going to take on a

ship that you in a bad mood are you going to blame on your job are you gonna

take ownership your finances are you going to blame on your parents you never

send you to college are you going to take ownership for your you know you

know your correlation Chevy your husband or your wife and stop blaming it on that

you only start living your life like it all goes the way you say and then if you

got really committed to that you can see that and I love the whole I mean I just

love the whole notion of somebody embrace and all of it like everything is

going on the length of your money your body own it because own it no you got a

say in it and then you don't when you put it down to something like you know

like if it's you're white for instance like oh you know I really I can't seem

to build the habit to do it or you know whatever that is you tell yourself to

explain why you're not doing well you know you should you got to own that you

already start is my favorite philosophers again coke Martin Heidi uh

Heidi I would have said you're going to intervene with yourself right you

intervene you stop the bus and say alright we're not doing this anymore I'm

going to take this bus in a whole other direction

and that would be the direction of uncertainty by the way just to kind of

throw that naive taking that risk because that's right that is where

growth and change happens so can you talk one of my favorite things that you

talked about in the book was relationships and how if you are in

crummy relationship after crummy relationship hi

you are still succeeding in your life can you blame that because like I know a

lot of people that are you know out there and watching I've

been in the same relationship over and over and over again so talk I want you

to talk about that yeah South Coast a lot of people in

relationships I've got a small coaching business it used to be very big but it's

really small now I don't have a time for that but girls don't people come to me

the relationship stuff and them and then I say well if you just look at the state

your relationship right now if it keeps going that way where does it

know and then they'll say well we're doggies flat off and I'll say okay know

what point does that prove to you and the way why it doesn't prove a point to

me but if you peel back at it you'll actually see you on a one-way street to

proving a certain point about yourself or about others or about lights and it

really shows up and you're romantic relationship so I know some of your

lessons might be like no no I keep attracting certain kind of person but

don't attract anything you lunatic you hunt them down find these people like

where oh you'll do oh yeah oh yeah yeah you're like angry and self justified

let's go then and I'm telling you look if your listeners like really get

present to and think about it if you look back in your relationships have

been work there was something in the beginning where you told yourself like I

don't know and then you can over tame it and then by the end of the relationship

that thing that you overcame that's what broke it and you'll find that thing was

there the whole time so people are always winning whether they're conscious

of what they're winning a torn off and mostly we're not conscious of the games

were right we think we're in some other game right like you know get angry with

somebody in my life to demonstrate how much I care for her

wouldn't you just tell them you can't what's not beer just to do that rather

than losing your business over no so that's kind of what we doing least

though we I like to call it you love these lives of intention so we've got

something in mind but we're not really clear but what we've got my mini tail

look and the reality of our life to see what will God and again I do that see my

clients I say well if you look at your whole life in terms of like every area

of your life right now you're winning what are the games you're

playing yeah that's true yeah I wouldn't have a no money all right

and I wouldn't be an overweight and I'm went into being terrible in

relationships and I'm wanting it not going back to college and on and on and

on and on so isn't there's a part in the book where you talk about what you're

willing to do or what you're not willing to do am i right yeah yeah and I sort of

related to I'm not willing to live like that cuz that struck a little bit

stronger for me then the so talk about that for a second alright so that I said

this thing few years ago it's probably one of the things that because I've

always been doing this but I haven't really had much of an online profile

said I said this thing attention thing I said was you have the life that you're

willing to put up with right in a and I said yeah but you have this you have the

life that you're willing to not wait how do i how do I know I'm going to put up

with that because you have it so you look at like you're less loves

are willing to have the baggage they have why because that's the body you out

you're willing to have the finances you have white because that's the finances

you have and I really Golf for myself like again I'm fascinated this whole

thing responsibility but if you if you look at your life from the perspective

of your willingness right usually how we describe the lights is be say stuff like

well can't do that right I don't think I can

do that or that's impossible or it's not for me or I struggle with

that or I'm challenged by that or whatever and I say people will look at

it in terms of willingness what if you came at it from I'm actually unwilling

to do that like I'm unwilling to do everything that it takes or everything

that that is all right and that can work both ways they can work in like I'm no

longer willing to put up with that right or I can confront some reality with

myself like I say I want to lose weight but the reality is I'm unwilling to deal

with myself to lose weight right I know right yeah then you're kind of like oh

but but then you can deal with it you can't deal with the unwillingness and

decide whether you are gonna live with the unwillingness and the way you are or

are you now no longer gonna be willing to live the way that you are and change

it's about I like to say this way it's about bringing things and hos that you

didn't think belong then huh well it's about making things yours no to do

something about rather than throwing your hands up in the air and explaining

why you can't right because you're going to get this in and this is for all human

beings but I know and it's of a challenge in some of those is be

challenging some of those already determined parameters that you don't

even realize you've set yourself up like that mm-hmm it's a habit

well look neuroscience would tell you that your personality is nothing more

than a bad habit and I say yeah yeah it is it's what you are so used to

functioning from and you have to almost create a second personality to function

from what I say to people is you can't you can't do something about something

you don't understand yet normally understand your own wiring fascinated by

you actually you actually can check yourself you would notice repetitive

thoughts you notice repetitive like physical states that you actually feel a

certain way we embodied experience your body in a certain way and you also very

familiar daily emotional states I mean my gosh like the same emotions so when

for instance an example in my life so I have an internal dialogue that says it's

always going well seems like he's always going I'm never going to make make what

whatever I'm doing I'm not gonna make it so we get up in the morning and have a

shower I'm never gonna make it as a shower and I'm gonna go down the stairs

and have a coffee I'm never gonna make it has a cup of

coffee I'm never going to make it a laptop great that's your personality

well the only thing that I'm kind of gun used to know is not doing what that says

because there's no point right I never got bacon I just keep plugging away

anyway so I include those internal dialogues no because I'm so aware

whether I like or not and for people that say you can control your thoughts

you can't really if I see that we're dinosaur stop yourself right now

picturing a dinosaur I know it's so true because even when you say I want more

positive thoughts I want to be positive all day it doesn't happen so you have to

be conscious so that you can stop and rewire yourself just a little bit keep

yourself on the right path yeah if you think about it this way

right like if you think about it in terms up I'll use these little head

phones as an example ok so then your brain does like it thoughts that go

right and they have to go would follow us technical cannot pattern ok now if

you haven't thought about yourself like I'm not good enough right if you try and

stop that all you've got to do is just keep going around with the same thought

over and over and over and over you can actually stop a negative pattern thought

the only thing you can do is introduce at their front one and then give your

attention and that start acting on that everyone so it's not about stopping old

things it's about introducing new things and expressing yourself in new ways and

try and things I pick up take a rest for yourself try out being confident at

times when you don't even feel like oh boy and once you're go walk in there

with confidence right am I not quite and it's not fake it till you make it let

her leave try it right right if you still if you repetitively do the

same thing you're gonna get the same result so you've got to do something and

make a change and oh my gosh so I don't want to take too much more of your time

I so appreciate it I want you to tell everybody where they can get your book

beat one after yourself I mean anyway you can get books like and you can get

the audio version as well because that's what I did version the audio version I

believe is in the top 20 of all audiobooks in the United States pretty

stuff pretty great and then you can also catch up and meet my website Gary told

Bishop Kong you can catch up with me on Instagram Gary chunk - yep Twitter Gary

John Bishop and then on Facebook one in seven billion so if you jump on to

Facebook you can join that thing before about a quarter of a million followers

on yeah people are people are pretty pretty gripped by the notion of

unearthing themselves these days I think so I think everybody needs to serious

like in one way or another died integer hey so tell me because I know at the end

of the audio book because I listened to the whole thing twice yeah the end you

mentioned a course so talk tell me about the course I'm stone a live course with

an audience in December it will be released at the end of December you'll

find on my website nothing and the course is going to be split any seedbeds

so you can buy a benefit you'll own it and it comes with electronic materials

you can it's a little workbook and you can actually give you things to go to

work on that you can use the book right you can use the book as your personal

coach so in the course what we do is uncover these kind of diamonds and the

mud in your life and like it again and then we unleash you to get to work on

them and it's it's a methodology I've used for a number of years but somebody

who's interested in really changing your life by taking your wife another

direction it's definitely the course for you and you'll find information about on

my website alright and the website again did you join bishop yeah his name okay

so guys anybody that's watching or listening you've got to check it out you

will be inspired I'm just my little things that you never thought of I mean

the book like I said changed my life and so much so that I bought a copy for all

of my team members and everybody in my life there's for Christmas guess what

everybody's getting and they're stalking I'm giving everybody this and first of

all my favorite reaction is when they look at it and they go away like that

thanks yeah that is the best so Christmas present this would be the best

thing or birthday presents whatever and it sends a message to I really didn't

know - it's not spelled with profanity there's a couple of curse words in it

right I mean it's it's it's so well written and so powerful your message is

so powerful and I think it transforms lives just after reading the first

chapter to be honest with you thank you so much and that was my intention

awesome thank you so much for joining me on the healthy meat I totally appreciate

it and love what you're doing and I'm going to be looking out for your course

awesome thanks for having me Trina all right take care

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Trump-Hater Stephen Colbert Gets Schooled By Rand Paul With 4 Words From Founding - BreakingNews24 - Duration: 26:59.

Trump-Hater Stephen Colbert Gets Schooled By Rand Paul With 4 Words From Founding Father

Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) recently appeared on "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert"

to discuss Special Counsel Robert Mueller and the FISA memo.

Colbert, a well-known Trump-hater, got schooled by Paul with four words from a founding father,

and it's a video you don't want to miss.

Rand Paul (left), Stephen Colbert (right) (Photo Credits: YouTube/The Late Show)

According to Mediaite, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) appeared on Stephen Colbert's show on Wednesday,

January 31, 2018, to answer a few questions out of left field.

When Colbert tried to put Paul in the hot seat over Special Counsel Robert Mueller's

witch hunt and the FISA memo, Paul was ready to take the talk show host to a truth clinic.

Paul came right out and told Colbert that he believes there is a potential problem with

Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian collusion during the 2016 presidential

election.

Colbert's arrogance hung in the air, and it was clear that he was waiting for the chance

to pounce on Paul for his opposing view — that chance didn't come.

According to Daily Caller, Colbert asked Paul if he thinks the FISA memo should be released

to the public.

Paul's response was more than Colbert was prepared to handle.

Paul first expressed his concern with Mueller's investigation and pointed out that everyone

can be monitored by the government at any time.

Then, Paul schooled Colbert with a quote from James Madison.

"I'm concerned.

My biggest concern is over something that Madison said at the beginning of our country,

he said that 'men are not angels,' and that's why we need more oversight of government,"

Paul told Colbert.

"Our intelligence community has the authority to listen to every phone call.

Every one of your phone calls could be listened to if they wanted to.

Every one of your e-mails can be tracked."

Paul continued to quote James Madison like a boss and told Colbert that because there

is a bias in the intelligence community that there should be a check and balance, "a

judge and a warrant."

I could not agree more with Paul.

Robert Mueller was given way too much power, and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein

is to blame, along with Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

Paul explained to Colbert that when Mueller went after Michael Flynn, his charges had

nothing to do with Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

In my opinion, Mueller already knew he wouldn't find any evidence of Russian interference

or collusion, which by the way isn't even a crime.

Mueller's purpose, from the beginning, was to take down the Trump administration piece

by piece.

"So I think because men are not angels – and women aren't either – there could be bias

enter into the intelligence community, and we have to be very, very careful that someone

gives them a check and balance, and that check and a balance should be a judge and a warrant.

So, one of the things I fought with over this collection of FISA data that we should go

to a judge to get to that," Paul continued.

Then, the Senator nailed it when he told Colbert how easy it is to trick someone into making

false statements if you have access to all of their phone conversations.

This was the exact tactic used by former President Barack Obama's administration that gave

Robert Mueller his footing to go after Michael Flynn.

"I'm concerned that we've given too much power to a prosecutor.

He was supposed to go after Russian collusion," Paul said.

"So far, he's gotten someone over – he recorded General Flynn phone call and then

got him to say something inconsistent with what was recorded on the phone call.

Think about it from a personal perspective.

If I had a thousand phone calls from Stephen Colbert, what I could learn?

And, then, I can interview you, and if you say anything inconsistent with what you said

on your private phone calls, I could put you in jail."

After getting schooled by Senator Rand Paul, Stephen Colbert's only defense was to quickly

add that if the conversation being recorded was regarding Russian sanctions, then "lock

me up."

Colbert quickly cut the conversation, ending the segment immediately after that, so Rand

Paul didn't have a chance to respond.

Clearly, Stephen Colbert wasn't ready for a mental match with someone who possesses

a sharper intellect.

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You Are Good Enough, Mom - Duration: 9:14.

This is for every mom who feels like they're not enough

Hey having a trainwreck, how are you today? I am the glorious trainwreck mom

Trainwreck glad to have you here. Don't forget to get your ticket punched by hitting that subscribe button

This channel is a safe space for all train wrecks except here. We don't give you a puppy in a latte

We give you sarcasm and humor

Unless it's today, which today's topic is a little bit serious

And I even cried when writing the whole thing for this so yeah, this could be interesting

But this video is specifically for the moms who feel like they're just not enough. Okay. This is for the mom

Hiding in her bathroom or her bedroom or her car I see you I?

See you needing just that five minutes to cry

breathe

Just get some peace and quiet and get back to your mom's self

This is to the exhausted mom I see you. I know you would do anything to get a 20 minute nap

But you have three kids with the flu, and you're just hoping with to God that they get over it over the weekend

Because you just can't call out again. You don't have the time you can't afford it

This is to the mom who hides the candy and the chips in her car

You try to eat healthy, but you just do it for the kids

Sometimes you really do just need a chocolate bar. I get that and it's okay

This is to the mom who's crying in her pillow with the door closed

The stress build-up, and you blew up on your kid over something

That's really small and insignificant, and you know that it wasn't that big of a deal

But you made it a big deal, and now you're kind, and your kid is crying, and everyone's upset. Nothing is good and later

You'll say you're sorry

You'll make your kid's favorite meal you'll watch their favorite show you'll even play their favorite video game with them

but you'll go to bed and you'll cry some more and you'll have that guilt and

It's gonna be the weirdest thing because you'll probably remember this long after they've forgotten it

But that guilt will stay with you

this is to the mom who's working out and

Dieting and trying to shakes and trying wraps and doing whatever it takes

I see you I see you trying to put those jeans on I

see you laying on the bed doing weird aerobics and breathing exercises trying to get that zipper up I

see you trying to get that body back that you had when you met your husband I

know that fear of

being replaced by a new year newer younger fitter model

I know what it's like to look in the mirror and hate the person looking back at you

I'm pretty sure he didn't measure you for your waistline and

If you've been married a little bit, I'm pretty sure he's put a little weight on to

if you're okay with it, I think he might be - this is - the mom who just can't go to PTA or

Scout meeting the concert or the game I see you

I know what it's like to have to cancel plans

Because the world outside is

Nothing compared to the world inside your head

It's already loud and crazy and crowded enough, and you just can't

You just can't do it today

I know what that's like I know what it's like to want to hide in your bed under your blankets until it passes

This is to the mom grabbing McDonald's or pizza

Again this week I see you

You had to work late again

Still more overtime you had to work the weekend I get it you had to work that holiday you had to work on the kids

Birthday, it's okay. You're just trying they gotta eat and by time you get home

It's already too late to cook dinner and eat before they have to get a bath or a shower and get in bed

It's okay it they

They're gonna be okay

this is to the mom standing alone in the corner at PTA or Scouts I

See you you're trying

But you know you won't fit in

Because you know what they're all thinking

You know what goes on in their heads cuz you've been hearing it all your life

So you're there just for your kid and no one else

Let me tell you in case you haven't heard it today

And I'm pretty sure you haven't heard it in a while if any of this pertains to you

you are

good

Enough play that back if you need to hear it again

Play all this back if you need to hear it again because you are good enough you are important

You are loved and you are worthy of love because and this is the best part here

You are a good mom the fact that you worry about this stuff

Proves that you're a good mom the fact that this is on your heart

And it weighs so heavy it shows that you're a good mom

This is your life right now. That's

All it is it's right now. It's crazy, and it's frustrating and it's rewarding

The day's drag on a mom could choke on a day

But the years fly by not one moment is the same as the next

That's what makes it tough because you never know from one minute to the next what you're gonna be dealing with one minute

you're snuggling your little baby and

Boom, you're covered in puke

Thank God. It's only puke

We all have experienced the up the back explosion

You blink and then they're in kindergarten you turn around and they're in high school and then before you know it

They're moving out

And this is part where I got

They're moving out

And you watch your heart walk away and start its own life

And that's when you realized it was all worth it

For now though just take a breath

You're doing your best in the end. That's what they'll remember

They may not remember

Every homework assignment, but don't remember you helping them with ethical project especially the science fair projects

Which I'm pretty sure were designed to cause family trouble as a psychological experiment

That's my theory

They'll look back

And they'll see a mom who tried her best and did the best she could with what she had available at that time

They'll remember your time and your sacrifices

They'll look back, and they'll see that they had the best possible mom

for them in that moment

so until then I

See you

You are the best mom in the world for your kids. You are the mom

Who is enough? I'm?

proud of you, and I love you

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