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I Was In A Big Film & Am Still An Aspiring Actress | L.A. Land | Refinery29 - Duration: 8:02.
So, I will put it on my forehead like so.
What do you mean? What do you mean you don't like Bruce?
Are you kidding me?
And the minute I kind of feel it, or if the tape falls off itself,
cause I'm acting so much with my forehead. It's a reminder to keep this still.
Are you fucking kidding me, he is my most prized possession. And if you don't like Bruce,
I swear to God, you're not allowed to come into this house, ever!
Stay the fuck away because I love Bruce, and if you don't like Bruce, we're not dating.
Is that good?
Joe
Joe! Joe.
My name is Claire Glassford, I'm 26-years-old.
I'm from Nashville, Tennessee, and I am an actress.
I was living in New York for six years and then I moved out here a year ago.
I currently live in Echo Park with my dog, Bruce.
This is the house from "Fast and the Furious" and I have not seen the movies.
Although, spoiler alert, I do believe it blows up.
This is the Thriller house, it's on your guided tour.
Do you remember what they shot out front of here?
Didn't they do?
Is that what they did out there?
Yeah.
Welcome to my apartment.
This is my room.
There's enough room for me, and Bruce.
Yeah.
Yeah. One of my favorite parts about my room
is that I have a poster from "Collateral Beauty," a movie I was in.
I was on set with Kate Winslet and Edward Norton and Helen Mirren was also cast in it,
though I wasn't on set with her that day. I felt like I was waking up, like a fairytale, a dream was coming true.
A few months after "Collateral Beauty" came out, I was dropped by my agents.
I'm going to fill this out and then I'll check back in. Will I give you headshots?
You will hand those to them inside.
Okay.
I'm still working on my character names. I have like four different sides with eight different characters.
We got all of the excerpts from the different scripts and pilots last night, like at 4 o'clock.
Great, you ready?
Thanks.
Wait! I can top the dog.
Pokémon.
The good thing about having me as a stepmom is that I remember all of the shortcuts to Westside Prep.
Be right back.
I didn't know you could rap.
I didn't know you could be nice to me.
I know, shit.
My parents are dead.
Great! Good? Are we good?
Thanks Claire.
Thanks so much, appreciate it.
That went fine I think.
I just didn't feel like I was able to tap into it right immediately at the top of the scene.
You also, you try not to care or gauge the room.
In this instance, you have to just do what you do.
I think you would be crazy if you weren't like, "What is this all for? Why you know?".
Yeah but it can be hard. It really can.
We are headed to my friend Nicki Davis', she wrote a play
and I auditioned for the roll of Jenna, and we are going to our first reading of the play.
No I haven't heard back.
No email yet.
Well hey! My theatre company Red Stage, commissioned this play over a little bit of year ago.
The next step is now putting a nice solid reading together to see where we are with this draft
and to put it in front of a small invited audience after a couple of days.
Scene 1.
Sort of sinister lighting comes up on a long wedding reception table dressed
with an elaborate floral arrangement.
Look at me.
Grey is wonderful.
Yes.
Isn't he?
Grey is wonderful.
See, then how could this be a mistake.
It isn't!
Of course it isn't!
Of course.
So that's it!
Yeah! I guess.
You guess?
No, no you're right.
Yes I'm right.
So now that's out of the way.
I just got out of that a little bit early so that I can make work for 4:30 to 10ish.
When I was at work, I heard back from the Tisch audition and I did not get it.
I was not asked to be a part of the assemble for the showcase.
I try to remind myself that I love other things too.
I love where I live.
I love that I get to walk to work.
Although I wish I could walk to work and it was a film set. But that's okay.
Yeah.
Fuck yeah. Yeah.
I just have to keep moving, moving and maybe it will all end in it not working out and I am alone.
But...
I don't care. I'll keep doing it.
I get these chills all over my body.
It makes sense.
I'm doing the thing and its working and I know what I'm doing and I feel confident in this environment.
Grey is wonderful. Isn't he?
Grey is wonderful.
See, so then how could this be a mistake.
It isn't!
Of course, it isn't!
So now that's out of the way.
You don't understand, I need this.
I need to be here in Los Angeles. I do.
Yes. At times acting can be excuriating.
All I hear are no's.
I sometimes drive all the way to Santa Monica in rush hour traffic just so I can hear a "no"
and that can be really, really hard.
And it's not because of who I am or what I… it is fuck. Ah.
Let's go back.
Hey everybody, thank you so much for watching.
My name is Nina Ljeti and I am the director of L.A. Land.
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Moonwalker in 8 Bits | Nostalgia Nerd - Duration: 12:22.
We all remember Moonwalker on the Mega Drive?
How could you not?
It's one of the games which helped sell the system.
Whilst Nintendo was mopping up all the big gaming names with their exclusive contracts,
Sega looked to celebrities to help put a recognisable face to their system.
At the time, Michael Jackson was huge, vast, expansive, and a cutting edge 16 bit game,
utilising the Megadrive's gritty metal sound capabilities was perfect, even if he did just
walk from door to door, rescuing children and kicking people in the nuts.
IT'S WHAT THE PUBLIC DEMANDED.
It was completely different from the arcade game, and I really liked the arcade game,
especially with friends, roaming about, dancing to kill enemies.
But the Sega version still worked, and still included elements from the arcade version....
it was weird and very Jackson-esque, however you feel about the rescuing children part.
I mean the film features children, and ridiculously rapid cars, so at least they didn't just make
a driving game and call it quits.
As was fairly common at the time, this wasn't actually the first Moonwalker game to hit
the home.
In 1989 US Gold published home computer versions, including Spectrum, Commodore 64, Amstrad,
Atari ST & Amiga... all of which, again deviate from the arcade experience, but are still
based around the film.
Rather than isometric, we get a top down viewpoint, and have to complete numerous tasks like finding
parts of a rabbit costume to disguise yourself from adoring fans.
The Mega Drive release would follow in August 1990, developed by Sega R&D2, followed swiftly
by the Master System release programmed by Arc, but both following the same formula.
So how did this port across to Sega's lesser console.
The 8 bit Master System, with it's PSG sound chip and clunky control pad... welll.....
Yeah, it's not quite the same is it?
Now, I love the Master System, but having witnessed this game on friend's MegaDrive,
I was keen to get some Jackson pie.
No, wait, that sounds horrible.
I was keen to experience the game myself, so I rented the Master System version, and
I made myself believe IT WAS THE SAME DAMMIT.
I mean, really, the graphics are pretty darn good, they've captured the essence of the
16 bit game quite well, but that sound is grating from the go.
Slap some Megadrive music over the top, and everything feels a whole lot better.
Interestingly there was a limited edition pack, which bundled the Master System version
with the movie.
This seems to be a Master System exclusive European release, where the console sold well.
Later variants of original Master System bundles also chucked the game in for just £99.99.
Thankfully Super Hang on and Safari Hunt were also included.
Anyway, let's get stuck in, and see exactly why I said thankfully.
So I've already showed you the box, but let's recap for nostalgia's sake.
On the outside we have the unmistakable Master System box design, with the Mega Drive art
work just slapped on the bottom.
The design always feels more abrupt on Master System cases, compared to the smooth flowing
dark shades of Mega Drive packaging.
On the back we have the blurb;
"Michael" Katy's voice rings out (although it doesn't really on this version does it?)
- you've found her!
But more children are still lost!
Can you stop the psycho mastermind Mr. Big and his goon squad before they kidnap all
the kids?
(I must say, he doesn't look THAT big)...
You can, if you're Michael Jackson!
Moonwalk on muggers, lean on meanies and pop the punks.. (come on guys, really>).
Move like only Michael can, to the beat of Smooth Criminal, Beat It, Billie Jean, and
Bad!
A quick flick through the manual, and it's time to load this bad boy up.
Immediately we're greeted with a colourful title screen, followed by the robotic car
sequence from the film.
Then we find ourselves in a club, reminiscent of the Smooth Criminal video, and hence why
Smooth Criminal is playing in the background.
So the idea is to check behind every door, and indeed, every window, until you find a
child.
Then you stow the child in your pocket and move onto the next door.
It's a simple enough premise, and indeed, one which becomes very boring, very quickly.
I mean, why am I searching for children in cupboards, and on bloody window ledges?
It's like some crap version of hide and seek.
It would make far more sense if Mr. Big was the good guy and he was hiding these kids
because someone saw Michael moseying on down to the club.
Poor little mites.
Whilst wandering and searching, we're treated to a Jackson walk, and a little twirl when
opening doors... and to be honest, the game would be twice as playable without this.
For that half a second or so whilst you're twirling, you can't do anything, and so when
a baddie pops out of the door like this.
You inevitably receive a beating, and yes, this becomes mighty tedious.
At some point within each stage, Michael's hat is hidden.
Once you get that, you can lob it at people, making everything much more pleasing.
Even though kicking people in the nuts is great fun.
After completing each level, we see Mr. Big, dressed as a PE teacher, taunting us with
the same sentence, every single time.
Seriously, this guy lacks imagination.
We're then treated to a little bonus stage, for no particular reason where Jacko has to
kick the hell out of people to try and get a time bonus.
The next trio of levels sees us in a car park.
Apparently a car park where every other car contains an explosive in the boot, oh, and
also the children, of course.
Your enemies this time are all called Jimmy, and they all inexplicably lob their bats into
the air, just for the hell of it.
The last level of the car park removes Jimmy, and we find dogs.
Just, shed loads of dogs.
Now, entertaining as it is, lobbing your hat with such velocity that it smashes dogs into
space, it's not what I want to be doing on a regular basis.
Next up, we're in the graveyard, and although the music is generally themed for the level,
this time with "Another Part of Me" providing the backing track.. you'd think using Thriller
here would have been appropriate, however whether due to licencing or just not fitting
with the Bad album out at the time, it was omitted.
Interestingly a Mega Drive beta cart was recently unearthed using Thriller for this level, but
this was removed for the final version on both systems.
Apparently the kids are hiding under grave stones this time...
Frickin' grave stones...
Yep, of course they f*cking are.
This stage is probably the most annoying so far, because these zombies leap like there's
no tomorrow, and when they leap, you standing attack - the kick is useless, so you either
have to duck or leap and jab.
The jab is a little hard to wield, so I invariably duck, then have to turn round, smack the zombie,
then move on.
Again, tedious, and just a tad frustrating when they leap straight into your face.
Next we find ourselves in some caves.
Now this time, the gameplay is mixed up a bit.
Instead of searching straight away, we get to go in each cave, avoiding spiders, for
some reason, and searching for yet more children.
This time laser wielding guards protect them, and it's all a bit odd.
Now, the game isn't very hard.
But I'll be honest, this is the point at which I gave up.
I may be able to forgive the Mega Drive version, with it's grungey soundtrack, but I just can't
with the Master System, no matter how much I love the console.
It's really quite mundane.
I mean, we can do his special dancing move, which is in all versions of the game to keep
us entertained, but it's just not enough.
Yeah, look at how that crotch movement just blasts these guys into oblivion.
Nice work MICHAEL.
Anyway, thanks to brilliantly ASMR channels like World of Longplays, I can show you the
next levels.
Here we are, here's a factory - otherwise known as the Enemy Hideout.
Actually, I love the colouring on this level.
SEGA DO WHAT NINTENDON'T.
So this level is a little different in that we can now teleport, moonwalk on conveyor
belts, dodge lasers and even smash up computer terminals.
In fact "kicking computers to chips" is now an essential part of progression, as well
as finding those pesky kids.
They're actually starting to remind me of Newt from Aliens.
Anyway, with the computers smashed and the children captured, the game transposes into
a first person shooter.
Personally I think they should have put more of these levels throughout the game, to break
up the monotony.
A like like Alien Storm, which is a great game.
Now for some reason Mr.Big seems to just stand there with a black sack on his head.
Once we've taken out some enemies, we find ourselves at a mountain range, in a ship,
with what looks like Zoltar from the movie, Big.
Take out these mountain guns, and apparently, we complete the game, and get to see Jacko
dancing like only an 8 bit Jacko can.
I would have liked the opportunity to fight Mr. Big hand to hand if I'm honest, but really,
I'm just pleased that I can go back to playing the arcade version.
Anyway, before I go, remember these survival tips to help in your everyday life...
1.
Search EVERYWHERE for children.
2.
Impossible places aren't.
3.
Use Magic Wisely.
4.
Practice, practice, practice!
I'm sure we can all agree, these are important life tips, and indeed the ones Michael lived
by himself.
Although clearly, they didn't help him survive.
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How To Become More Interesting - Duration: 7:11.
Being interesting is crucial for maintaining healthy relationships.
It makes people want to talk to you, it makes you exciting to interact with, and it drastically
increases how attractive you are to members of the opposite sex.
So how exactly do we become more interesting?
Well let's start off by looking at what makes people uninteresting.
There are two types of people in this category.
First you have what I like to call the Plain Jane's (honest, non-polarizing) – these
are people who want to fit in.
Which is a perfectly fine thing to do, but they often take it too far.
They often only talk and do things that are considered to be socially acceptable.
Things that won't make anyone think twice about them.
Their jokes are the same, they like to hang out in the same places, they watch the same
shows that everyone else is watching.
The reason they don't seem interesting is because they are non-polarizing.
Something that is polarizing will cause others to form an opinion about you.
For example if I openly said that I think Mexican food sucks there will be people who
agree with me and also those who disagree with me.
The reason extremely angry comments exist on certain Youtube channels that also seem
to have extremely loyal fans is because their content is polarizing.
Plain Jane's try their best to avoid polarizing statements and actions.
And because of this they fail to trigger any sort of emotion in the people they interact
with.
Without being polarizing it is impossible to be interesting.
How do we become more polarizing?
The best way to do so is to expose yourself to a wide variety of things.
Reading more books, watching movies and shows that aren't mainstream, listening to lectures
about subjects you don't necessarily agree with.
By exposing yourself to new ideas and the viewpoints of other people you will start
to form a combination of opinions and tastes that are unique to you.
This will naturally make you more polarizing.
The second group of people who are not interesting are what I like to call the Creeps.
Creeps are polarizing.
They say polarizing things, They have polarizing hobbies, and they like to do polarizing things
that set them apart from others.
However they hide their intentions.
When you do polarizing things people around you will often inquire about the action.
For example just the other day I forgot to lock my bathroom door and a friend of mine
walked in while I was using the toilet.
He quickly apologized, looked away, and left.
The thing is when I use the toilet I squat on top of the toilet instead of sitting on
the toilet like most people do.
This in itself is a very polarizing action.
It's pretty weird.
Afterwards my friend inquired about what I was doing in the bathroom.
If a creep was caught in this situation they would most likely try hide the fact that they
were doing something weird in the first place.
They'd say something along the lines of , "What?
I wasn't doing anything" or angrily say "You know...You should honestly knock before
you open a closed door"
When you prevent a full dialogue about your polarizing action people will automatically
assume there's a bad reason why you are hiding this information.
This is a human response.
The unknown is scary.
That's why we have an innate fear of the dark and of deep murky water.
This bad feeling is what makes you seem creepy.
Becoming more honest is something that some people struggle with.
And I think what helps is the internalization of the following concept.
The key thing to remember about lying is that the more you lie the easier it is for others
to find inconsistencies in your stories or actions.
Think of it like the hydra from the Hercules movie.
For every lie you create (for every head of the hydra you cut off) 3 more inconsistencies
are born (3 more heads pop up in it's place.
It's not hard for the average person to spot some inconsistencies in your stories after
just 2-3 lies.
And once they do all the trust you've built with them will go out the window.
You immediately get categorized as someone they can't trust, a potential enemy.
It's better to be polarizing and have others disagree with you on things than to be considered
to be someone who can't be trusted.
No one wants to associate themselves who might stab them in the back.
Alright - So to summarize what makes people uninteresting.
Plain Janes are non-polarizing but are honest about their actions.
Mainly because they do the same things as everyone else and have nothing to hide.
Creeps on the other hand are polarizing but hide their actions.
Here's the secret to becoming more interesting.
You have to be polarizing and honest about your actions at the same time.
When you are polarizing and honest you will say odd things that grabs people's attention
and the fact that you're confident enough in yourself to stand behind your odd views
creates a sense of mystery.
People will wonder why you do these things and also wonder about what other odd things
you do.
Let's go back to the example of my toilet habit.
My friend asked "what were you doing in the bathroom"
I responded by saying "oh, I always squat on top of the toilet"
I responded honestly to my friend who just encountered a very polarizing situation and
because of this a sense of mystery and interest is created.
His natural response is of course "wait...why"
Take a second and note how you feel about this situation as well.
Chances are, you also feel a bit interested in why I do this.
Why does Improvement Pill squat on top of toilets?
That's interest being cultivated right in front of you.
Polarizing and honest.
For those of you that are wondering why I squat on top of the toilet.
It's actually because you guys are not using the toilet properly.
See our ancestors have used a squatting stance to pass their stools for millions of years.
Our bodies are actually designed to pass waste in form.
Sitting on the toilet actually creates a sort of choke point making it much harder to get
the deed done.
So when you squat on top of the toilet you don't have to strain yourself at all.
Many hospitals actually use this form for some of their patients so that they can use
the bathroom more effectively.
Becoming more interesting is something any of us can do.
All you have to do is work on becoming more polarizing and practice being as honest as
possible about your opinions and actions.
This will naturally make you more interesting.
Speaking of how to be more interesting, this episode was brought to you with the help of
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What's great about them is that they do not teach by merely stating facts or formulas
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When you come across a gap in your knowledge they provide you with the correct answer as
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How To Be A Landlord - Duration: 8:52.
Hey, gang. Kris Krohn here with Limitless wealth TV. Today, I'm going to be answering
the question on how to be a landlord and make sure you hang out for the end of
the video because I'm going to actually do a little litmus test on whether you
should or shouldn't be a landlord and no worries, if it's right up your alley
you're set but if it's not, I'm going to give you two alternatives one of them
being my ultimate favorite.
Alright, so today we're going to be jumping into this conversation of how to
be a landlord and before I jump into this, I just want to invite you to start
thinking now, should I be a landlord? Because I'm going to share with you two
different alternatives if landlording is not for you so here's just a couple of
the rules. If you're insisting or thinking I am going to be a landlord, here's
a couple of things that you need to know right out of the gate. Rule number one,
you have to put the right tenant in the home now you might be thinking well how
do you do that and how do you know who the right tenant is Ultimately, it's
going to come down to the fact that if you've done a background check and if
the people can put up their first and last month's deposit or whatever their
lease option down payment is, they need to be able to comfortably afford the
place that they're renting and so you might get someone for example, let's say
you're renting out a place its 1,200 a month and the previous place they were
renting was 700 a month and you call that previous landlord and the
landlord's like, "Oh yeah, they struggled to pay their rent they were
late every other month." Guess what's going to happen when they have a $500
increase with your rent? Even if they got a job and there's a reason why they
think they can make it on time, people are usually creatures of habit, it's not
necessarily a creature of finance, some people pay the rent first and some
people that's the last bill that they pay which is why they're sometimes
perpetually late so I think the first thing for you to do is just recognize
that rule number one is put the right person in and the best way to know that
is number one to look at the debt to income ratio, look at how much they make
versus what the rent is and then just use some common sense, right. If it looks
like they're making plenty of money then that's one way of knowing they should be
able to pay their rent but then number two, call some references. Now I tend to
be personally a little bit lazy and not like to jump through all those hoops
that's why I have property managers and people that will do some of those things
for me but one way or the other, it's really important that they do get done
so remember if you want to be a landlord, number one, put the right people in the
house. Okay, rule number two, how lenient of a landlord are you, okay?
Because when you're brand new to the business, there are some people that are
like built for landlording, they tend to be bulldogs, they tend to be by-the-book
and keeping the rules and justice but if you're one of those really tender heart
softened individuals that likes to hear the story of how they lost their job or
their paycheck got lost or you know they went to their grandma's
funeral and that's why they're late for their rent and if you just have that
heart-wrenching disposition then lording is very likely not for you because
you're the problem, you're actually going to help perpetuate the fact that they're
like oh yeah so-and-so is a pushover so I'm going to pay them after we pay these
less important bills, right. And so you've got to, you've got to have a strong
stomach and you've got to be willing to meet her out the contract and the
information the way that it is ultimately set up and designed. The
moment you start creating a room for any kind of leniency, I promise you, in 99% of
situations, they're going to come back and they're going to start taking advantage of
that, they're going to start leveraging that against their own game because when
you're tied on money and by the way, understand that most people are so what
that means at the end of the day is they're trying to figure out who can I
push. They know what their cell phone, if they're late and they don't
pay it, guess what happens. Their cell phone gets turned off. Guess what happens
if they don't pay their electricity bill, it gets shut off but guess what happens
when they're late on their rent? No big deal, they're going to give me five extra
days, they're not even going to impose the late fees. Listen, this is a business and
if you don't treat it like one, I'm just telling you, there's people out there
they're going to mess with you and it's not even because they're trying to, it's not
because they're bad natured, it's just that when things are tight they want to
know when push comes to shove who's firm and who's soft. Rule number two, do not
be a soft property manager, it will establish a habit and I promise you in
most cases you're going to start seeing a repeat problem show up and I want you to
understand in that situation, if you're watching this in you're a landlord, you're
like, I'm kind of guilty of that, you are the problem in this, it's not the
fact that they're asking for leniency, it's that you're dishing it out, okay.
Those are the two rules. First of all, that you want to be aware of when it
comes to landlord. The next thing that I want to share with you is that there's a
professional approach to landlording, you need to be familiar with the local state
laws that you have because some states are super friendly towards landlords and
some states are super friendly towards tenants, like there are some parts of the
country that if you're late on your rent, you have these massive amounts of
redemption periods to kind of get caught up and you can basically squat in the
house for quite a buried a period of time without actually you know paying
your rent, there are other areas where you're late, I can give you
three day notice and you have to vacate so be familiar with your laws and making
sure that you're enforcing things legally, making sure that you're using
the proper paperwork, if it does come unfortunately to something like an
eviction and so you need to have that Oracle mind set up that says I'm going to
follow the laws of how this works, like rent's due on this day and if I don't
collect it by this day then they get this paperwork and if they don't get it
by here than I do this and the landlording business even though often
if you put the right person in the home, it's going to take so
little of your time you're going to hardly be aware that it exists but if you have
the wrong person or someone that's come under kind of hardship or dress or
something's happen in their life then all of a sudden that can start feeling
like a job, you've got to make some phone calls, you've got to start showing up on
premise, you've got to do some different things and a lot of the new investors
that go out there and they make the mistake for believing that they're going
to be a really good landlord or that they take that part for granted like
that part's easy or it's not worth paying a management company 10%
of gross funds to do that for me, in this energy of trying to save, if you're not
going to do it the right way then you really shouldn't consider that and then
you probably shouldn't be doing it because ultimately, it's going to hurt you
more than anybody else so those are the three different considerations that I
would share with you and now's a little bit of a bonus I want to share really
the other side of this which is, hey if you don't want to be a landlord, you need
to consider two different replacement options. The first one is just higher
property management, that one I think is, that one makes sense, right? It's not my
favorite of the two options but yeah, if you have a property manager step in,
they're generally going to charge you 10% of gross rents so if the place
is collecting 800 a month, they're going to want 80 of it and if it's 1,200 a month,
they're going to want 120. So 10% of whatever the gross collection is and you
know they'll be the professionals that divvy out the paperwork, they'll send by the
the line up the repair people, they'll do whatever it takes to get that
taken care of and some investors don't want to do that because that cuts in if
you have a $300 cash flow and that eats up a hundred and fifty of it you know
then there's less. The other thing that you do need to be aware of with property
managers is because it's not their property, they don't care as much about
the rates that they can make on having things repaired always which means if
there's a repair you might want to go in and take care of it but if they send
their person in, it might cost double or triple and so you just want to be aware
that there's a maintenance issue or if
there's a repair issue, who are their people, you never really know whether
there's kickbacks involved but they're not going to penny pinch on
the repairs the way you might and so if you are going to hire someone, be aware of
that and then here's the second option which ultimately really is my favorite
option which is, alright, what about a lease option?
It's my compassionate financing system, you can go to my website and actually
download the book for free and my team and I can actually teach and show you
how to do that, we can give you the contracts, we can set that all up for you
but what I love about a lease option is I typically make on average, for a home
priced underneath the median, meaning a house under two hundred and twenty
thousand dollars, on average I make forty thousand more dollars on it than I would
doing a rental and the people manage it and the people take care of it and they
give you a down payment so they're showing a far higher
degree of responsibility and skin in the game to take care of the property and
treat it like it's their own versus just a place that they're
temporarily renting. You check out one of the other videos on the way out so you
can actually learn more about this lease option system, I'll give you the details
on exactly how to do it in these other videos and that would be a great way for
you to have an alternative if landlording is not for you. Hey, I sure
hope you enjoyed that video and I really hope that it was useful for you. If
there's something that I missed on landlording that you have questions
about, drop them in the comments below. So make sure you check out my website or
the link in the description below this video and what I'll do is, I'll share
with you really a lot more of the details of how Lease Option works, why
it's such a fantastic system or you can even check out this video right here
where I walk you through it.
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VLOG: DIA EN INCHEON (ESP/ENG SUB) | Wegukines En Corea - Duration: 5:39.
Hi, I'm Mari and I'm from
Hi, I'm Rubi and I'm from
and this is Wegukines en Corea
Well, today we're going to visit a new commercial zone that opened close
to our university
We have special guests
First, we have Maria
and we're going to meet a girl that contacted us trough the channel and that is in Korea now
she wanted to meet us, so we're going to pick her up
and I don't know, let see how it goes
Hi, my name is Elviany, I'm from Venezuela but I live in Belorus
Today we're taking her around Incheon
actually, we don't know Incheon very well either, so we're all tourists together
I introduce you to my new boyfriend
That's a lie, he's mine
After millions of years living in Incheon, we finally decided to come to the Chinatown
Rubi, what did you buy?
Well, I'll tell you what I bought
Rubi made her dream come true
Yes, now I have a dream less to fulfill
Well, they're riding that. I'm to scared so there's no way I'll ride that.
I'm about to puke
Oh my god, that was too intense
Oh my god, my burrito is coming out
Bye burrito
We've been here for like half an hour just taking pictures
well, after all...
Enjoy
with Seventeen's chickens
This is how our day ends, so we're taking our little girl
I have to go back to Seoul
She has to go back to Seoul, so we're taking her to the station
So yes, if you liked it, don't forget to share
give it a like
and subscribe
I think I said it in the wrong order but whatever
Well, see you in the next video
I almost died
what I know is that well see each other in the next video
The thing in your head is going to fall!
THE THING IN YOUR HEAD!
So, this is Collins
Collins, this is for my youtube channel, like our youtube channel.Can you say "Hi"?
Hi, my name is Collins
Where are you from?
I'm from Kenya
Whats your major?
My major is Eath System Science
Collins is our most handsome guy
I'm saying you're our most handsome guy
He's single ladies
He's single if you want. I'm saying you're single
Take advantage, take advantage
Bye
Look, he's going for the prey
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Inaction On Climate Change Could Kill 150 Million People - Duration: 4:07.
According to a new report, if the United States and other countries around the globe enacted
tougher climate change policies, and policies to help reduce pollution, we could save 150
million lives across the globe in the coming years.
Those lives would be saved due to basically halting or at least limiting sea level rise
across the globe, but more importantly reducing emissions, which would reduce premature deaths
due to airborne illnesses, pollution illnesses, and poisoning from factories and other kinds
of corporate entities.
150 million people could be saved, and all we have to do is basically enact the climate
change protection policies that we've been talking about for more than a decade now.
33,000 people in the United States alone would be saved.
Actually that's even true because it's not just the United States; that's only in several
major cities throughout the United States, 33,000 people.
Thousands more in other smaller areas throughout the United States would also not die as a
result of tougher climate policies.
But we're not going to do that.
Why?
Because in the United States, the fossil fuel industry reigns supreme.
They're the ones who have prevented any meaningful action on climate change in this country.
They are 100% responsible for this.
They pay off our politicians, politicians who are so brain dead that they want to bring
a snowball into Congress and say, "Here's a snowball, climate change isn't real.
I'm an idiot."
That's basically what Republican senator, Jim Inhofe did a couple of years ago.
He didn't add the "I'm an idiot" part, but it was implied with his actions there.
150 million people are going to die in the coming years because we have let the fossil
fuel industry take over the Republican Party, along with many other industries as well.
150 million people are going to die because we think it's okay for corporations to spew
carbon into the atmosphere unabated.
150 million people are going to die because we're cool with corporations dumping their
toxins into our waterways.
150 million people are going to die because we have a president who has a cabinet that
all, seemingly, deny that climate change exists.
And, yes, this is a global issue.
But when it comes to action on climate change, the United States is falling farther and farther
behind the rest of the industrialized world.
Other countries are trying to go 100% renewable.
Many areas in other countries have already gone 100% renewable, generating so much power
that there selling it to nearby communities; while the United States has decided, "You
know what?
We're going to drill for more oil.
We're going to build new coal mines.
We're going to stop the subsidies to renewable energy, even though that's the fastest growing
employment sector in the United States.
Because why not?
Right?"
150 million people across this planet, including about half a million or more here in the United
States, are going to die because we want to make sure that the fossil fuel industry can
extract every last drop out of the United States.
Their greed is going to kill 150 million people across
the planet.
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Delivering Meals on Wheels on Motorcycles! | Volunteering in Los Angeles California - Duration: 5:53.
What's up everybody?
And welcome back to Vagabrothers.
Today's vlog is a little different than usual.
We're in our backyard Santa Monica, California,
and we're going around with Meals On Wheels,
a volunteer organization that delivers hot meals to elderly Americans, over one million every single day,
but it's not just about the food..
it's about human connection.
So along the way we'll be hearing some very interesting travel stories from some very cool people.
All right America. Let's do lunch.
All right..we stopped by the center,
and we picked up our meals, which we're going to deliver.
The importance of this is not just the food itself,
even though some of the recipients are not able to cook,
it's also about just talking to people because often times
some of the elderly citizens are not speaking to that many people,
and the meals are oftentimes the only time they speak with other person throughout their day.
We're going to go hear some travel stories,
and see what we can learn from our neighbors here in Santa Monica.
Alright ladies and gents.. first stop on our route today is a lady named Ella.
She was born in Italy and supposedly has some pretty cool stories.
We're going to grab the meal and head inside.
Hi. Welcome. How are you?
I'm Alex. Hi Alex.
What's your name? Adell. Nice to meet you.
Marko. Adell. Mind if we join you?
Of course not. I've been waiting for you guys.
So we hear that you've got some traveling under your belt.
You were born in Italy, right?
I was born and raised in Italy.
On my honeymoon we went to Napoli and Rome.
I did not have much really before.
They have their own train, their own buses, their own money. In Vatican City?
In Vatican City. Have you been to Vatican City? I have. It's like a state.
And then they have the big piazza with all the saints.
It's really touching.
Did you see the the Sistine Chapel when you went?
Everything. I love America.
I'm Italian-American.
Like that song..
That was in Napolitano, right? Right.
Thank you for your time.
We'll let you enjoy your meal.
It's been a pleasure talking to you.
Let's go out to make beautiful music together, yeah
It's lunchtime
Hello Ruth.
I'm Marko.
Nice to meet you.
Hello Ruth. I'm Alex.
How are you doing?
We heard that you've traveled to Australia when you were younger, no?
Where'd you go?
I went with my daughter and probably a less than
15 years ago, I think.
Did you like Australia?
Which one did you like better, Australia or England?
Opera House.. yeah Sydney.
That's where we would run around.
We wanted to volunteer with Meals On Wheels because we've spent a lot of time with our grandfather who, like
I said, also worked in the same aerospace engineering and lives just down the street.
We go and spend lunch with our grandparents,
and we understand that it's pretty good for everyone involved.
So thank you for sharing your stories with us.
Two down, one to go.
Hi Charlie. Marko.
Alex. How's it going?
Hungry?
I saw.. is that your motorcycle out front?
Yeah, nice. You said it was from the '70s?
'77. Nice.
She's a good ole girl. Yeah.
What's been one your best rides?
What's your favorite motorcycle trip you've taken?
Well, actually, the rock store.
I used to go up there quite a bit.
Topanga? Yeah, it's great.
It was one of my favorite places to go because you see every kind of motorcycle you can think of. Yeah
We're pretty happy because today we got to deliver the meals on two wheels.
So cool. We're just running around Santa Monica. Very cool. Yeah
So we hear you used to live in London.
Yeah, six months out of the year,
half the time in London and a half the time here
for a few years when I worked for a billionaire.
Pretty good gig. Yeah.
Well, I used to...we used to go to Harrods,
and I bought a tea set for my mom there.
Used to go to a different..
His mother and I used to go to
antique shops all around London and gather up antiques
and have them shipped over, you know,
and she bought me a couple antiques as well for Christmas, which was really a surprise, you know.
Well it's good. We get something out of it too.
We're hearing cool stories from you
and the other people we're visiting.
It's a win-win situation for everyone involved.
Cool. Well, thank you. Yeah
Thanks for having us.
We just finished our delivery route.
Had a blast riding around on
motorcycles and bringing a little bit of joy and sustenance to a couple of different lives today.
Most people don't really use their lunch breaks that effectively.
They're looking at their phone, but if you
volunteer with Meals On Wheels, you're going to bring a lot of benefit to the recipients,
and it's going be a lot of fun for you, as well.
Yeah, especially since the number of senior citizens in America is supposed to double by the year 2050,
which means there's going to be a lot more lunches to deliver.
So if you're watching this on your lunch break on your phone
Go to: www.mealsonwheelsamerica.org/letsdolunch
Find out how you can volunteer with Meals On Wheels.
If you enjoyed the video, give it a thumbs- up,
share with your friends, subscribe and turn on notifications.
And as always stay curious, keep exploring,
and we'll see you on the road.
All right America. Let's do lunch. Starving
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Republican Congresswoman Says "Deep State" Ordered The $31,000 Dining Set To Harm Ben Carson - Duration: 3:59.
Republican representative Claudia Tenney appeared on Talk of The Town recently, where she told
the host of that show that it was in fact the deep state that ordered that $31,000 dining
set for HUD secretary Ben Carson, and they did it because they want to make Ben Carson
and the Trump Administration look wasteful and foolish, and stupid.
What's funny about Claudia Tenney's statement here is that one, it came out after it was
already revealed that it was Ben Carson's wife who ordered this dining set, but two,
the fact that now this whole deep state conspiracy that morons across this country are pushing
has now gotten so out of hand, that Republicans will blame the deep state for anything.
That's their standard talking point now, and that's why I cringe anytime I hear somebody
say the phrase deep state.
Let me go ahead and put it this way.
If I hear you say, 'deep state,' I automatically assume that you have no idea what you're talking
about and you're just making shit up because almost all the time, that's what happens.
People use the deep state as a scapegoat.
You don't actually have to understand the issues.
You don't have to talk about it intelligibly, you just say Deep State and that ends it.
"It's the deep state.
It's the deep state doing this.
It's the deep state."
No, that's what people who aren't very smart do.
Yeah, I'm going to go ahead and say that Representative Claudia Tenney probably not the brightest
bulb there is.
But the other thing that's interesting about this story, about Ben Carson is the fact that
this guy had to testify this week about the dining set.
Instead of trying to be like, "Yeah, I did it.
I'm sorry.
It's bad."
The wife threw his wife under the bus.
He said, "I checked with her and she had ordered this thing, and I wasn't happy about it."
Dude, not only do people in this country already dislike you because you're wasting tax dollars,
but now you put your marriage in jeopardy by going in front of Congress and saying,
"She did it.
I had nothing to do with it.
It was her.
I wasn't there.
I don't know what a dining set is."
You could of at least done the honorable thing and said, "My wife and I picked it out and
we apologize.
We're sending it back, we're not going to use it."
Instead, you decided to do the cowardly thing and try to blame your wife for what's happening
in your department.
Your wife shouldn't even be making any decisions.
She is not a government official, you moron, but that's besides the point.
The thing is, Republicans across the country are absolutely losing their minds.
They're either throwing their wives under the bus or they're trying to blame every horrible
thing that's happening to their party on the deep state.
Yeah, intelligence agencies in the United States have done some scary, shady, disgusting,
and illegal things, but that doesn't mean that there is a secret cabal of them calling
the shots throughout this country.
If you believe that, I think you seriously need to go seek some kind of help, maybe talk
to some people, because that's just not how it goes.
Intelligence agencies do some gross things, but buying China set for the Secretary of
Housing and Urban Development, just to make them look bad, isn't one
of them.
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BREAKING: They Just BANNED It! Conservatives Celebrating! - Duration: 2:58.
BREAKING: They Just BANNED It!
Conservatives Celebrating!
We are all familiar with school and/or work dress codes but have you ever heard of a town
or a state having a dress code?
Do you think that the town or state you live in should be the ones to determine what clothing
you should be able to wear and how to wear it and if you don't follow it you will have
to pay fines?
One town is currently trying to pass a new law banning certain clothing and people are
not happy about it.
This new law paves the way for law enforcement to be able to contact certain individuals
that feel might doing something wrong.
According to USA Today, Better pull those britches up!
A South Carolina town passed an ordinance on Tuesday banning saggy pants that "intentionally"
display undergarments, according to local reports.
The Timmonsville Town Council approved the new rules on Tuesday night in a 5-1 vote,
WBTW-TV reported.
The ordinance bans people from being naked in public, showing pornographic material and
from wearing pants that show their underwear.
Under the new ordinance, law enforcement will give first offenders a verbal warning, and
second-time offenders may be placed in a registry of repeat offenders.
For those who break the ordinance up to three times, a $100 to $600 fine may be issued,
according to WMBF-TV.
Timmonsville Mayor Pro Tem William James, Jr., said the ordinance is about self-respect,
WMBF-TV reported.
On the Timmonsville town Facebook page, some commented that the ordinance was long overdue.
"It's about time that someone does something," April McKee Biddle said in a comment.
"It is indecent.
My 8-year-olds have pointed out to me men with their belt buckles right over their privates.
That, in my eyes, is very near exposure."
And while the measure may seem extreme, Townville isn't the first town to pass dress code
measures targeting saggy pants.
Laws banning saggy pants kept popping up in the news several years ago, though the measures
weren't all well received.
A Florida town repealed its saggy pants law shortly after is passed in 2014 when the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People threatened to sue, WKMG-TV reported.
It makes me wonder what they are trying to accomplish with passing these laws and if
the problem is really that bad there.
It might just be me, but it seems like the government could be using their resources
on bigger issues that the state currently faces.
Share your thoughts on whether or not you think this law is going too far or if you
agree with it.
What other crazy laws have your state or town passed?
What do you think about this?
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DAE-79 | Daniel in Lissabon verschwunden … | PT - Duration: 15:36.
In English you could say 'It is bucketing down'.
It is bucketing down,
it's not much water but so many drops.
A wonderful good morning to you. It's 4.22 am
and the wind has won.
Rain and wind are taking turns,
and we'll move into the car
without any hurry
but I'm expecting it to get windier and windier the longer we wait.
It is much windier than it was supposed to be.
It said that heavy winds would start at 9 am but it started way earlier.
Morning.
Good morning.
We didn't sleep well, but we slept.
If someone is wondering how two person can sleep in our car:
Right, they can't.
At first I was sleeping on the matress and Dani here on the second seating row.
And then we changed position.
In Scotland we tilted this seat to the front and slept both on the mattress.
Here the feet had a shared space.
How are you feeling?
Alright. The view is great.
The sea gulls are playing in the wind,
and I can see the sea.
We chose 'express shipping' for the spare parts
and now we got the mail that it couldn't be delivered to the camp site.
So we called the campsite again and asked if the address was correct. And now we're talking to DHL.
The voice says 'For English press 2'
but it continued in Portuguese.
We're trying to figure out how to get the parcel now.
So we can pick it up in Lissabon?
Yes, at 6 pm.
We're leaving our windy spot
because we have to pick up our parcel till 6.30 pm in Lissabon.
And it's not that easy to be in time with a Defender.
Especially because we want to
say hello to Sabine and Michael from 'Herman unterwegs' first.
We've been following them for a while and it's quite cool to meet them in person.
We're driving alongside a hiking trail
and the tourists must be quite astonished that there's a car driving here.
Hello!
*talking German*
It's so chaotic in the truck.
It's not that bad!
It's always chaotic.
We spend almost 2 h with them
they are so lovely.
We would have liked to stay some more hours but we have to hurry.
To talk to them was so great
because with other traveling people we can talk about travels etc but with them we can also talk about YouTube and all.
We've got some experience with driving the Defender now
and we know now that 300 km are NOT 3h.
So we planned to have a bit more time to get to Lissabon.
Because we really want these parts.
We just payed 36 €.
We asked him if he's sure that that's the right category.
Only cars with a bonnet not higher than 1 m 10 are category 1.
Now we know why the highway is so empty.
We arrived at the DHL store.
We got it!
We found a tunnel that crosses beneath the highway.
We've been looking for a place to stay overnight.
And we found this small road here.
We have to drive back,
'there's a rock just next to the tyre but it's okay, you can pass'
'yes, you passed it'.
So, we have to drive back, because there's a passage we can't pass because it's too narrow.
That's really a pity because Dani drove quite a bit.
And this part wasn't that easy.
And now he has to reverse.
'It can't wash away our ground because it's cement.'
We're deciding to stay in the tunnel overnight.
The highway isn't noisy at all.
Because we're right under it.
No wind, nice view.
And there won't be anyone passing by.
I don't think that really is a road.
I think so, otherwise it wouldn't be so wide.
We didn't sleep so well last night so we'll go to bed early.
We've got almost all the replacement parts now. One is still missing.
But we can deal with that tomorrow.
Good morning!
That wasn't the nicest place ever but there was no wind in here
and no rain either.
We can move around the car without standing in the rain,
that's great as it's raining again.
I just want to put this on record:
Yesterday we picked up the parcel in Lissabon, next to the 'b'
and the plan was that we'll look for a sleeping place somewhere around here.
Karin was in charge of the navigation,
GoogleMaps said we should avoid the city and drive around it,
but we ended up being there.
My finger is 10 km wide.
Why are we here?
Because this was the 'fastest' route!
We arrived at the campsite and took a shower.
And now we'll take the bus to the city
and have a look at rainy Lissabon.
There's a thunderstorm going on but we're very motivated.
We put on our most rainproof clothes
and we're ready for Lissabon.
We're doing some sightseeing in Lissabon,
nice buildings, nice architecture,
nice museums, nice Cafés.
And just in the minute we left the bus it stopped raining.
Thank you nice city.
I spend some time in a Café while Dani took a walk and we agreed to meet at the archeological museum
but Dani is not here. And his phone ran out of battery.
So I'll ask the receptionist if he's already inside and if he's not then I'll just wait.
He's not there yet.
It's 4.15 pm, we wanted to meet at 4 pm
and even if his phone is off, he can ask anyone for directions.
Everyone's got a phone or a map.
I've been waiting for 30 minutes now.
I'm not worried or anything [actually I was]
but it's just strange that he's not here.
It's been 40 minutes now.
I don't know what to do.
I booked a table for dinner.
But he doesn't know where it is and when we should be there.
So that's the only meeting point he knows.
And the Café but he's not there either, I checked.
So if he won't arrive we could only meet at the campsite.
But we should go to the restaurant first
but he doesn't know where it is.
I've been waiting for Dani several times and every time comes the moment where I wonder 'Has something happened to him?'
But that never was the case, it's always some stupid misunderstanding.
But this time it's really annoying. I've never been waiting for anyone for so long.
Normally I'd just leave. But we don't have any other meeting point.
He doesn't even have money on him to pay for a bus ticket.
I don't think he went back to the campsite.
I have no idea.
Dani is well, he just texted me, at 5.05 pm, if we can meet at the restaurant.
I'm really relieved and really angry.
But he surely has a good excuse.
I found him!
Hi, do you know that I've just been waiting for an hour?
No?
He didn't know.
You said 6 pm didn't you? (4 pm at the museum maybe?!)
Why?
It was such a stupid misunderstanding.
Dani got the booking conformation from the restaurant on his phone so for him it was clear that we'll meet there.
But I didn't know that he knew which restaurant it was
and I was convinced that it was the only meeting point we both know.
Well, at least nothing happened to him.
We're back at the campsite and picking up our washed clothes.
Dani is starting the heater
and it will be so comfortable in the tent.
And everything can dry.
I'm covered now
but it was raining so heavily.
Like crazy.
The weather was not so nice, but otherwise we really enjoyed the city.
Tomorrow it should be sunny in the morning
and we'll take the chance to pack the tent and drive to the North.
So our mission now is to get everything dry
including our shoes.
Let's see how long that will take.
Maybe we'll fall asleep first.
We will for sure.
We really enjoy this extension of our tent over our heads,
because it gives us a rain covered space
where we can take off our wet clothes.
That's quite convenient.
Not even camper vans have this.
Really convenient.
My hair.
Good night.
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Dog Gets Stuck On Tracks, But Watch What Brother Does When Train Rushes Toward Them - Duration: 2:51.
Dog Gets Stuck On Tracks, But Watch What Brother Does When Train Rushes Toward Them
There are some people who think animals don't have sacrificial tendencies and are only concerned
about their own survival, In fact, this proves that animals are not
only loyal and selfless, but they will put their own lives in danger to protect the ones
they love!
This harrowing scene took place on December 25, 2016, when a train conductor spotted something
on the tracks outside of Tseglovka, Ukraine, that left him stunned.
Two dogs were sitting on the tracks, but they didn't move when the train came right at
them.
Knowing there must be more to the story, the conductor told some locals about what he had
seen and they went to check it out.
When Denis Malafeyev got to the scene, he couldn't believe his eyes.
One of the dogs, a female named Lucy, was injured and had gotten stuck on the tracks.
The other dog, named Panda, who they later found out was Lucy's brother, had refused
to leave her side, even as the trains raced toward them.
Each time a train came by, Panda would hold Lucy's head down as the train barrelled
over them, just narrowly missing the two dogs.
Even after the trains had passed, Panda stayed by Lucy's side, covering her with his body
to keep her warm.
"The male dog heard the sound of the approaching train, came close to the female dog and laid
down next to her," Denis said.
"Both of them pushed their heads towards the ground, and let the train pass."
When Denis first tried to help Lucy, Panda was understandably scared and protective of
his sister and wouldn't let anyone get near her.
For two days rescuers tried to figure out how to help the dogs, and for that entire
time Panda stayed right by Lucy's side.
"The male dog was doing this for two days in a row," Denis said later.
"Think about it.
He was keeping her warm."
"I don't know what to call this," he added.
"Instinct, love, friendship, loyalty?
One thing I know for sure, not all the people would do the same as this."
Finally, rescuers were able to get to the dogs and free Lucy from the tracks.
Both Lucy and Panda were brought to a local shelter where they were taken care of and
treated for injuries.
Say what you will about animals, but we think Panda is a true hero.
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PERFECT BOILED EGGS (EVERY TIME) | hard boiled eggs + soft boiled eggs - Duration: 5:48.
- Hey everyone and welcome back to my channel.
Today I've got a new healthy basics video for you,
and it's perfect timing, as Easter is right
around the corner.
So today I'm gonna show you how to make the
most perfect, soft-boiled and hard-boiled eggs,
and I think that my method is pretty fool-proof.
Most online tutorials will have you placing eggs
in a pot of cold water and bringing that to a boil
for hard-boiled eggs, yet for soft-boiled eggs
you place those in a pot of hot water,
and that can get pretty confusing and make it difficult
if you wanna cook soft-boiled and hard-boiled eggs
at the same time.
So today I'll show you my method which, spoiler alert,
it's the same for both.
Not only is it super easy, but it also prevents you
from accidentally over-cooking your eggs,
and ending up with that green tinge around the yolk.
You'll end up with perfect eggs, every single time.
So, let's dive in.
The main reason I don't cook my hard-boiled eggs
starting from cold water is this right here.
Pots made from aluminum, stainless steel,
and cast-iron can vary quite a bit in how quickly they
come to a boil and retain their heat.
And I've found that those discrepancies can
greatly affect how your eggs turn out,
especially when it comes to soft-boiled eggs
or accidentally over-cooking hard-boiled eggs.
So for the most consistent eggs,
I always prefer to boil my water first,
and today I'm using a stainless steel pot,
but when you boil your water first,
it doesn't matter what type of pot you use.
Fill your pot with enough water that it'll cover
the eggs by about an inch, then bring it to a boil.
While I'm waiting for the water to boil,
I'll remove my eggs from the fridge,
which gives them just a couple of minutes to warm up.
Now many people say that you should use at least
week old eggs, as they're easier to peel, but
I'm usually not that good at planning ahead.
I purchased these eggs yesterday, and as you'll see
I had no problems peeling them.
Next, you wanna prepare an icy, cold, water bath
for your eggs, as this is what will immediately stop them
from cooking and retain the texture that you're aiming for.
Alright, so now that our water is boiling,
we can add our eggs.
Turn the heat to low while you add the eggs,
as this will stop them from bouncing around and cracking.
But once you've placed them all in, you can turn
the heat back up.
I love my stainless steel skimmer, as it makes
adding and removing the eggs from the pot super easy,
and I'll link this in the description box below.
As soon as the eggs have been added to the water
I start a timer.
And today, because I'm showing you a variety of eggs,
I'll remove them at six, eight, 10, 12 and 14 minutes,
which spans a pretty wide variety of soft-boiled
and hard-boiled eggs.
(uplifting music)
Now, not to get the eggs all mixed up,
I'm writing their cook time on the shell today
after they've had a minute to cool down
in the ice water bath.
(uplifting music)
When it comes to peeling the egg and removing the shell,
I always find it's easiest to start at the thick
end of the egg.
There's usually a bit of an air bubble on that end,
and it's easier to get under the membrane
that separates the shell from the egg.
Running the egg under cold water while you're peeling
helps as well.
(uplifting music)
Alright, let's slice open these eggs,
and see how they turned out.
This first egg is our six minute egg, and it should be
quite soft with a liquidy yolk but the whites should
be fairly cooked.
For our eight minute egg, the yolk will still be soft,
but it's not liquid or jammy anymore.
Our 10 minute egg is the softest of what I'd consider
hard-boiled and there's just a smidge of softness
left in the yolk.
Our 12 minute egg is a bit firmer, with a lighter yolk,
and this is the time I cook most frequently,
when I make hard-boiled eggs.
Lastly, our 14 minute egg is your traditional,
hard-boiled egg, with the lightest yolk and a firm white,
but it's not overcooked and there's no green tinge
around the yolk.
Once you get the hang of cooking eggs this way,
you can experiment with the time that you like best.
And by starting all of the eggs at the same time
in boiling water, you can easily cook an assortment
for the entire family, including six, eight,
10, 12, and 14 minute eggs.
When it comes to my personal preference, I'll make
six minute eggs if I'm serving up soft-boiled eggs
in an egg cup, and you guys know from my meal prep video,
that I love six and a half minute eggs,
which are soft but slightly jammy,
to top on toast and salads.
For hard-boiled eggs, I'll use 12 minute eggs
in my potato salad recipe or for deviled eggs.
Alright, that's it for today's egg cooking tutorial.
I hope you guys enjoyed this video, and if you did,
make sure to give it a thumbs up and hit that
subscribe button below, so you don't miss
next week's video.
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Sew Your Stash (Long Overdue!) Update | Year End Review | Whitney Sews - Duration: 13:47.
hi everyone I'm Whitney and I'm back with a very long overdue so your stash
update so I haven't posted a so your stash update since about the end of last
summer I had been posting kind of every other month updates until that point and
I kind of wanted to explain why and just kind of move on from this point forward
so last August we actually found out that I was pregnant and it is very hard
for me to get much of anything done during first trimester and then in
September we went in for a doctor's appointment and there was no heartbeat
on the baby so I had to go in the next week to have a procedure done and it was
very heartbreaking and I just could not talk about it for a very very long time
I did update the Whitney Sews Facebook page a few months later but I just couldn't
seem to voice out loud anything about it and at first I just kind of sat around
and stared at the wall for a while and then I did get to a point where I
started sewing again and I actually finished a project during that time and
it's a very special project to me I finished this quilt and you all saw
parts of it you saw when I finished the quilt top in my last update and then you
saw the video where I showed how to add binding but I never actually talked
about the completed quote and this quilt is so special for me because I started
it when we were trying to get pregnant with Payton my oldest she is three now
and it actually took us three years to get pregnant with her and so during that
time I had started this thinking maybe it could be a baby quilt someday and
yeah so then it I ended up not finishing it before I had Payton and then I just
stayed stuffed in a project bag for a very long time and then during this
challenge I decided to get it out and work on it so I finished piecing the top
right after that is when we found that we were pregnant so I
I could make a quilt for this beat I could finish this quilt for this baby
and then I finished it while I was grieving for our baby
so it's just very special and personal for me so this is one of the most
important things that I've sewn from my stash that I've completed in the entire
year that I was working on this challenge so the reason that I decided
that this was finally the time to just do an update and then move on from this
point forward was I felt like you all needed to know what had happened and
then once it was out where y'all knew then I could kind of move forward
because I'm probably not ever going to talk about all the projects I so during
that time since my last update there are just too many projects and I just I
don't want to talk about them but the reason I'm sharing this video today on
March 24th 2018 is today is actually my due date or was my due date so I've been
really wanting to make this video and I figured today would be would be the day
so yeah today is my due date and here is the update so let's move forward and I'm
going to talk about what my goals were for the 2017 version of so your stash
and then what I'm going to try to do moving forward so let's get on to
reviewing my goals from last year so my original goals for the challenge were to
go as long as possible without purchasing any fabric to sew more
projects for others to reach for fabrics from my stash that I hadn't reached for
in a long time different types of fabrics like home decor flannel fleece
those types things and then also to finish works in progress so for how I
did on the goals the first one of trying not to purchase fabrics for as long as
possible I did really good at that um I went several months without purchasing
fabric and then I did purchase a few fabrics here and there I had
specific things that I needed for projects like I purchased a material to back a
quilt with actually I did that twice and then I had to buy some blender fabrics
to finish some projects and things like that but overall I did really good I
didn't just mindlessly purchase them oh that's cute I want to buy it so not only
did I not add more to my stash to where it got even more overwhelming but I also
saved a lot of money which is nice one of my other goals was to sew for others
and this included things to give away and things to sell and I feel like I did
pretty good at that I sewed two different quilts for other
people I sewed a Star Wars quilt for a charity auction and all of the fabrics
for the top were from my stash and it turned out really cool I love how it
turned out and then I did purchase the material for the backing for that and
then I sewed a baby quilt from one of my YouTube friends who had a baby in
December and it was all from stash and it turned out so beautiful and I'm
really happy with how that one turned out I also did some sewing for others
for well I I made a few baby blankets that I was going to give to a friend who
was going to collect baby blankets for local hospital and then that kind of
fell through so I still have them I need to find someone to give them to and then
um I did so some things for sell some hats and some different things and also
I started my memory sewing business thanks to a friend who asked me to sew
some things for her so a friend asked me to make a denim rag quilt and some
things for a family member who had lost their husband and I really really really
enjoyed doing that and from that came my Whitney sews memories business that I'm
doing now where I make memory bears and different things for people so it is all
thanks to my friend and this challenge that I even took that project on and I
never realized how much I love doing stuff like that which is actually kind of counterproductive to this challenge
because the memory sewing that I'm doing does not use from my stash but I
absolutely love doing it and I will talk more about that in a
little bit so the next goal was reaching for fabrics that I don't usually work
with I did not do as well as this one as I would have liked so the fabrics that I
don't typically reach for are basically things that aren't like cottons so I
use a lot of like printed cottons in my projects for quilts and bags and
different things but I don't work a lot with like fleece leather flannel home
decor fabrics and those types of things that I do have a lot of but I am rarely
use in fact some of them I so rarely use that I actually store them in the garage
in places that are really hard to get to because very rarely do I need to get to
them but a few of the projects that I did make that went along with the
challenge are the car seat poncho that kind of actually started the whole
challenge and the neck warmer that I did a tutorial for the reversible bibs that
I made for my daughter Skyler I think that's it and I may have done a few
other things that I can't think of them right now but yeah not a whole lot in
that category so I need to do a little more work on pulling fabrics from other
other types of fabrics to work into projects and then my last goal was
finishing up works in progress and I think this one was about half and half I
did finish up two quilts that I love the one that I mentioned earlier this one
and then the quote that I had made for Skyler well I kind of talked to my mom
and to finishing that one for me but it counts so I did finish some projects but
I also started new projects new quilting projects that
I am far from finished with so I finished projects but I added new ones
so it kind of is a wash on that so overall I think the project was pretty
successful the challenge was pretty successful I was a lot more conscious
about my purchasing and I did clear out a little bit of space but overall I
probably could have done a little better but like I said I did kind of lose focus
from like August onward so I think had I stayed focused on the challenge for the
entire year I think it would have gone a lot better but sometimes life happens
and there's not a lot you can do about that um since the new year has started
so the first you know January February this much of March I have not hardly
sewed for my stash yeah I have made oh gosh how many lots of memory bears a lot
of memory bears one of them must from my stash the one I did a tutorial link
tutorial on which I can link right up here in the information icon I'll also
link the sailor stash playlist for some of you who haven't watched all the
videos up to this point the other ones are a lot more positive I promise um so
I'll have all those linked but I did use for my stash for my memory bear tutorial
and then I've used little bits here and there but since I am sowing memory bears
for other people they provide the materials so like clothing from their
loved one who's passed away or clothing their kids outgrew or that sort of thing
so it doesn't pull from my stash um so yeah so so far for this year I am not
exactly on a win for the challenge this year I am continuing the challenge
because I think it's definitely a good idea to always be really conscious about
what we're purchasing and not just buying everything that we like not only
for money saving but also for space and just
not accumulating too many things I'm trying to be a lot more aware of just
everything that I accumulate um because if you watch my vlog channel you will
know that we have a very cluttered house and I am slowly but surely working to
try to declutter and it is definitely a lot harder to declutter than it is to
gather clutter so I think if we are just trying to use what we have in the first
place it gets us off to a better start overall and this did not start out to be
a talk about decluttering and conscious living sorry about that
I'm just kind of talking from what I feel today so that's what you get yeah
so current projects that I have going on right now I'm actually making some
costumes for the Medieval Faire that's coming up if you've been with my channel
very long at all you know that every single year we go to the local Medieval
Faire it's a huge free event and it's the first week of April and we always go in
costume every single year and so this year we're doing kind of some unusual
costumes for us I guess so I just used a brown faux fur to make some pants for
Peyton so let that sink in I'll show the costumes later I'm also going to be
turning a tablecloth that was in my stash of vintage tablecloth into a skirt
for myself um so I am actually those both fit in the materials I don't use
often category so yes I am doing good for this year so we are still working on
my stash just not as much progress as I would like and I feel this is probably
weird because I started this video off sad but I think finally finally just
talking about what I've been through it's good
it's good I feel I feel good so yeah so anyway I will hopefully get better at
doing sew your stash updates there's the dogs that probably means
Jeremiah's home with Peyton so I better finish this so I hope you've enjoyed the
update make sure to check out the playlist if you haven't seen the other
videos already and subscribe so you see future tutorials and updates and I will
see you all again next time Bye
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Emre Can taking a major gamble if he walks away from Jurgen Klopp & Liverpool FC ● News Now ● #LFC - Duration: 2:25.
The reaction to Emre Can's comments while away on international duty this week underlined
how he divides opinion among Liverpool's fanbase.
Some raged at the Germany international's declaration that he has "enough self-confidence
to say my qualities are sufficient to play for a big club next season".
They pointed to the fact that in the same interview the midfielder had spoken about
the positive influence of Jurgen Klopp on his career.
"I like our tactical play, the early press, the direct play forward," Can said.
"Liverpool FC still feels like family."
Can insisted that he was keeping his options open as he rattled off the merits of the Premier
League, the Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga and even Ligue One.
If the 24-year-old has made his mind up about his future then he's keeping his cards very
close to his chest.
Jurgen Klopp decided then that Liverpool would be better off risking losing Can for nothing
than taking the money and trying to recruit a suitable replacement.
There is no anger, no sense of resentment on Klopp's part.
He always vowed that he would keep on picking Can despite the uncertainty as long as his
commitment remained unwavering.
The fact that Can has clocked up 37 appearances already this season is testament to the attitude
he has shown and the consistency of his performances.
Losing a player worth upwards of £35million for nothing will be a bitter pill to swallow
for the club financially.
Now Can holds all the aces and will be able to command a massive signing-on fee elsewhere.
Liverpool wouldn't agree to his demands for a big pay rise and a relatively low release
clause but Can has always insisted that money wasn't an issue during the impasse.
The reality is that Can has no great emotional bond keeping him at Anfield and his agent
has a history of his players running down their contracts.
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SIMON BLACK - Interview (French Subtitles) - Duration: 7:14.
Hi my name is Simon black and I do magic and cardistry and I try to integrate
both into an experience that is truly impossible for my spectators that's
really what I'm looking for is to have them be entertained and have them
experienced something that they never thought they would ever see in their
real lives and that they'll never forget
it's really hard I think to define what magic is in the first place let alone my
own and because I'm so young I'm 22 and I really only just begun my journey in
this art but so it's really hard for me to define it because I really still
don't know who I am as a person let alone a magician but if I was gonna
define my magic I would say that it's visual magic mixed with mental effects
in order to create this really interesting balance of technical skill
and mental like it's pure impossibility that's really what I'm going for
Derren Brown definitely, Juan Tamariz and Garrett Thomas
Garrett Thomas, I think , is a really amazing mix of like making you think that you're in a dream
and crazy technical skill
Juan Tamariz for like emotional like Wonder and just like pure
effect which is actually crazy because that's what Derren Brown wrote a
book called pure effect but you get what I'm saying here they're both like Derren
Brown and Juan Tamariz, they both have this ability to transport spectators
into making them think that they're a god and it's like amazing !
magic European magic is amazing especially when it's in the Mother
Language I think that someone who is trying to perform magic for spectators
in a language that is foreign is really difficult so when you're performing
magic for French people in French it's like there's this really emotional bond
I think that it's like transmitted between performer and audience and it's
hard to kind of have that in America because something about the language of
French and Spanish just like provides all this crazy
emotional connection and it's like really awesome and you know how great
the Spanish magicians are they need to say so specifically French magic I've
seen nothing but amazing you
well there are two ways if you think about it one you could work forward and
say okay this is the start of the effect and you solve it like a maze and the
back and the other way is solving it like a puzzle where you know what it's
supposed to look like at the end and you have to put all the pieces together
right so at the end when you have an idea for an effect which is the one I
prefer the second one you'd have an idea for how you want to end in effect and
then you reverse engineer it from that position and you have a position before
that before that until you have the start of the effect pick a cart or
whatever it is right and then from there you could really build a strong effect
because you know in your mind with the light at the end of the tunnel it kind
of look like for me it's not really it doesn't matter if a trick is technical
or psychological or subtlety base all that matters is the effect right so for
me personally and I think this is of like Aussie or Garrett or Tamara's if a
trick requires a crazy technical skill I will learn that skills ready if you
required me to memorize something and saying like a system I will memorize it
it requires me to learn some sort of like a random thing or something I will
do it right if it requires me to build a crazy gap I will build it it's all for
the effect anything for the effect so to me it doesn't matter if it's technical
as long as the effective strong
if I Wow I hate this question not because it's
bad because it's good because I have no idea I have absolutely no idea I want to
have my own like my dream is to have my own show that's ticketed that the lay
public can just come to you know at a theater in Italy amazing oh my god dude
we're gonna take over or ninjas man ha ha we're gonna destroy dude my friends
and I do - all of us oh my god you have no idea what's coming
because I don't know what's coming in 10 years that's it that ties into the
previous question row in 10 years think about this how good you are right or you
how good you are how good you are right in 10 years they're gonna be a monster
right we're gonna destroy the planet
a beautiful sound is way more powerful than a loud sound and they were
referring as not even a magician they gave it to me
but I think he's a wizard with a guitar that's my guitar teacher and the idea is
that you don't have to be big and boisterous your personality has to be
able to be have gravity right and importance so if what you're doing is
beautiful people will watch last year I met the man that changed my life and
that was a man named fatty dabs and he's amazing as a magician and Cardus but
more importantly as a human being and a ninja and you really affected the way
that my life has unfolded in the past year and a half and I cannot thank him
enough for that it was like Eddie you did influence on me my personality like
changing it to be a better human being you know I just give me like more twenty
bees
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Impractical Jokers - The Worst Virtual Reality Instructors Ever | truTV - Duration: 2:28.
This is a place where you immerse yourself
in these other worlds.
I've spent hours here with my nephews.
No joke. No joke.
They don't want to spend time with him in regular reality.
[ Both laugh ]
These are your hands. You can press and hold.
Point to the word "Fight". -Yep.
-Click on it. -Murr, okay.
Now, tell him,
"I will now lower your fly".
Oh, G--
Oh, my God.
Now...
Now, normally, you have shorts on when you box, okay?
What we're gonna do is, we're gonna unzip the fly
so you feel like the sport, okay?
So, just hold on one second. -He's doing it.
I'm just gonna unzip the fly.
There we go. -Wow! -Nice work, buddy!
Now, you're in there. Get in there!
-Yes! -All right.
-Wow! -Okay. There we go.
All right,
you guys came to play.
-Here we go. -Here he is. -There you go.
Start taking selfies with him, guys.
Yeah, you do.
"The sound effects
might not all be working."
The sound effects might not be working,
so, we'll provide sound effects.
Pssh! Pssh! Oh! Pssh! Pssh!
Gee! Guh! -Don't-a hit me!
Ooh!
Who's he boxing, Chef Boyardee?
-Ugh! Don't-a hit me! -Don't-a hit me!
-You're dead. -Yeah, you died.
-Psh! Psh! -Oh, no! You're back!
Oh, don't-a hit me! Don't-a hit me!
[ Laughter ]
Sal: We're flying out a couple of mustads for you.
Put them on for when he takes off the headset.
You guys both have mustaches.
You look like Magnum, P.I.'s scumbag Italian cousin.
Murr: Ugh! Ugh! ugh!
Come on. Home stretch. Get him! Knock him out!
All right, very good. Take your headset off. Relax for a second.
[ Laughter ]
You definitely -- It definitely got hairy in there.
Show him all the pictures
you guys took
while he was in the mask.
Well, here, we'll show -- we'll show you how you did.
[ Laughter ]
Always, always keep
your arms up here, okay?
Like Joe's doing.
But that's embarrassing.
Your fly was open.
Joe, just start malfunctioning
and doing the sound effects
right now.
See, your style here, you're dropping your right...
-Don't-a hit me! -You're not protecting yourself, okay?
Sexy?
Do you have a sexy one?
[ Seductively ] Don't-a hit me.
[ Laughter ]
[ Softly ] Don't-a hit me.
[ Ding! ]
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Inaction On Climate Change Could Kill 150 Million People - Duration: 4:07.According to a new report, if the United States and other countries around the globe enacted
tougher climate change policies, and policies to help reduce pollution, we could save 150
million lives across the globe in the coming years.
Those lives would be saved due to basically halting or at least limiting sea level rise
across the globe, but more importantly reducing emissions, which would reduce premature deaths
due to airborne illnesses, pollution illnesses, and poisoning from factories and other kinds
of corporate entities.
150 million people could be saved, and all we have to do is basically enact the climate
change protection policies that we've been talking about for more than a decade now.
33,000 people in the United States alone would be saved.
Actually that's even true because it's not just the United States; that's only in several
major cities throughout the United States, 33,000 people.
Thousands more in other smaller areas throughout the United States would also not die as a
result of tougher climate policies.
But we're not going to do that.
Why?
Because in the United States, the fossil fuel industry reigns supreme.
They're the ones who have prevented any meaningful action on climate change in this country.
They are 100% responsible for this.
They pay off our politicians, politicians who are so brain dead that they want to bring
a snowball into Congress and say, "Here's a snowball, climate change isn't real.
I'm an idiot."
That's basically what Republican senator, Jim Inhofe did a couple of years ago.
He didn't add the "I'm an idiot" part, but it was implied with his actions there.
150 million people are going to die in the coming years because we have let the fossil
fuel industry take over the Republican Party, along with many other industries as well.
150 million people are going to die because we think it's okay for corporations to spew
carbon into the atmosphere unabated.
150 million people are going to die because we're cool with corporations dumping their
toxins into our waterways.
150 million people are going to die because we have a president who has a cabinet that
all, seemingly, deny that climate change exists.
And, yes, this is a global issue.
But when it comes to action on climate change, the United States is falling farther and farther
behind the rest of the industrialized world.
Other countries are trying to go 100% renewable.
Many areas in other countries have already gone 100% renewable, generating so much power
that there selling it to nearby communities; while the United States has decided, "You
know what?
We're going to drill for more oil.
We're going to build new coal mines.
We're going to stop the subsidies to renewable energy, even though that's the fastest growing
employment sector in the United States.
Because why not?
Right?"
150 million people across this planet, including about half a million or more here in the United
States, are going to die because we want to make sure that the fossil fuel industry can
extract every last drop out of the United States.
Their greed is going to kill 150 million people across
the planet.
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Republican Congresswoman Says "Deep State" Ordered The $31,000 Dining Set To Harm Ben Carson - Duration: 3:59.Republican representative Claudia Tenney appeared on Talk of The Town recently, where she told
the host of that show that it was in fact the deep state that ordered that $31,000 dining
set for HUD secretary Ben Carson, and they did it because they want to make Ben Carson
and the Trump Administration look wasteful and foolish, and stupid.
What's funny about Claudia Tenney's statement here is that one, it came out after it was
already revealed that it was Ben Carson's wife who ordered this dining set, but two,
the fact that now this whole deep state conspiracy that morons across this country are pushing
has now gotten so out of hand, that Republicans will blame the deep state for anything.
That's their standard talking point now, and that's why I cringe anytime I hear somebody
say the phrase deep state.
Let me go ahead and put it this way.
If I hear you say, 'deep state,' I automatically assume that you have no idea what you're talking
about and you're just making shit up because almost all the time, that's what happens.
People use the deep state as a scapegoat.
You don't actually have to understand the issues.
You don't have to talk about it intelligibly, you just say Deep State and that ends it.
"It's the deep state.
It's the deep state doing this.
It's the deep state."
No, that's what people who aren't very smart do.
Yeah, I'm going to go ahead and say that Representative Claudia Tenney probably not the brightest
bulb there is.
But the other thing that's interesting about this story, about Ben Carson is the fact that
this guy had to testify this week about the dining set.
Instead of trying to be like, "Yeah, I did it.
I'm sorry.
It's bad."
The wife threw his wife under the bus.
He said, "I checked with her and she had ordered this thing, and I wasn't happy about it."
Dude, not only do people in this country already dislike you because you're wasting tax dollars,
but now you put your marriage in jeopardy by going in front of Congress and saying,
"She did it.
I had nothing to do with it.
It was her.
I wasn't there.
I don't know what a dining set is."
You could of at least done the honorable thing and said, "My wife and I picked it out and
we apologize.
We're sending it back, we're not going to use it."
Instead, you decided to do the cowardly thing and try to blame your wife for what's happening
in your department.
Your wife shouldn't even be making any decisions.
She is not a government official, you moron, but that's besides the point.
The thing is, Republicans across the country are absolutely losing their minds.
They're either throwing their wives under the bus or they're trying to blame every horrible
thing that's happening to their party on the deep state.
Yeah, intelligence agencies in the United States have done some scary, shady, disgusting,
and illegal things, but that doesn't mean that there is a secret cabal of them calling
the shots throughout this country.
If you believe that, I think you seriously need to go seek some kind of help, maybe talk
to some people, because that's just not how it goes.
Intelligence agencies do some gross things, but buying China set for the Secretary of
Housing and Urban Development, just to make them look bad, isn't one
of them.
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PERFECT BOILED EGGS (EVERY TIME) | hard boiled eggs + soft boiled eggs - Duration: 5:48.- Hey everyone and welcome back to my channel.
Today I've got a new healthy basics video for you,
and it's perfect timing, as Easter is right
around the corner.
So today I'm gonna show you how to make the
most perfect, soft-boiled and hard-boiled eggs,
and I think that my method is pretty fool-proof.
Most online tutorials will have you placing eggs
in a pot of cold water and bringing that to a boil
for hard-boiled eggs, yet for soft-boiled eggs
you place those in a pot of hot water,
and that can get pretty confusing and make it difficult
if you wanna cook soft-boiled and hard-boiled eggs
at the same time.
So today I'll show you my method which, spoiler alert,
it's the same for both.
Not only is it super easy, but it also prevents you
from accidentally over-cooking your eggs,
and ending up with that green tinge around the yolk.
You'll end up with perfect eggs, every single time.
So, let's dive in.
The main reason I don't cook my hard-boiled eggs
starting from cold water is this right here.
Pots made from aluminum, stainless steel,
and cast-iron can vary quite a bit in how quickly they
come to a boil and retain their heat.
And I've found that those discrepancies can
greatly affect how your eggs turn out,
especially when it comes to soft-boiled eggs
or accidentally over-cooking hard-boiled eggs.
So for the most consistent eggs,
I always prefer to boil my water first,
and today I'm using a stainless steel pot,
but when you boil your water first,
it doesn't matter what type of pot you use.
Fill your pot with enough water that it'll cover
the eggs by about an inch, then bring it to a boil.
While I'm waiting for the water to boil,
I'll remove my eggs from the fridge,
which gives them just a couple of minutes to warm up.
Now many people say that you should use at least
week old eggs, as they're easier to peel, but
I'm usually not that good at planning ahead.
I purchased these eggs yesterday, and as you'll see
I had no problems peeling them.
Next, you wanna prepare an icy, cold, water bath
for your eggs, as this is what will immediately stop them
from cooking and retain the texture that you're aiming for.
Alright, so now that our water is boiling,
we can add our eggs.
Turn the heat to low while you add the eggs,
as this will stop them from bouncing around and cracking.
But once you've placed them all in, you can turn
the heat back up.
I love my stainless steel skimmer, as it makes
adding and removing the eggs from the pot super easy,
and I'll link this in the description box below.
As soon as the eggs have been added to the water
I start a timer.
And today, because I'm showing you a variety of eggs,
I'll remove them at six, eight, 10, 12 and 14 minutes,
which spans a pretty wide variety of soft-boiled
and hard-boiled eggs.
(uplifting music)
Now, not to get the eggs all mixed up,
I'm writing their cook time on the shell today
after they've had a minute to cool down
in the ice water bath.
(uplifting music)
When it comes to peeling the egg and removing the shell,
I always find it's easiest to start at the thick
end of the egg.
There's usually a bit of an air bubble on that end,
and it's easier to get under the membrane
that separates the shell from the egg.
Running the egg under cold water while you're peeling
helps as well.
(uplifting music)
Alright, let's slice open these eggs,
and see how they turned out.
This first egg is our six minute egg, and it should be
quite soft with a liquidy yolk but the whites should
be fairly cooked.
For our eight minute egg, the yolk will still be soft,
but it's not liquid or jammy anymore.
Our 10 minute egg is the softest of what I'd consider
hard-boiled and there's just a smidge of softness
left in the yolk.
Our 12 minute egg is a bit firmer, with a lighter yolk,
and this is the time I cook most frequently,
when I make hard-boiled eggs.
Lastly, our 14 minute egg is your traditional,
hard-boiled egg, with the lightest yolk and a firm white,
but it's not overcooked and there's no green tinge
around the yolk.
Once you get the hang of cooking eggs this way,
you can experiment with the time that you like best.
And by starting all of the eggs at the same time
in boiling water, you can easily cook an assortment
for the entire family, including six, eight,
10, 12, and 14 minute eggs.
When it comes to my personal preference, I'll make
six minute eggs if I'm serving up soft-boiled eggs
in an egg cup, and you guys know from my meal prep video,
that I love six and a half minute eggs,
which are soft but slightly jammy,
to top on toast and salads.
For hard-boiled eggs, I'll use 12 minute eggs
in my potato salad recipe or for deviled eggs.
Alright, that's it for today's egg cooking tutorial.
I hope you guys enjoyed this video, and if you did,
make sure to give it a thumbs up and hit that
subscribe button below, so you don't miss
next week's video.
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Project Pan Collab "Drop 10 Before Summer" - Duration: 6:23.
Hello welcome back to my channel, I hope you're having a wonderful day, so I am doing something
I've never done before this is a project pan and I'm collaborating with Jessica from beauty and baseball and
Amanda D from makeup junkie 80 whose channels will be linked below as well as some other lovely ladies who are also participating
In this drop 10 before summer project pan the goal of this project is to pan
10 products before summer so I have 10 products that I'm going to be sharing with you today that I am
Hoping to hit pan on or use up before the summer and they're all
Summery themed products the first product is this Revlon Photoready skin lights
Illuminator this product is a liquid highlighter, and I actually really love it
But I never reach for it because I find cream highlighters and cream products to be a little bit difficult to work with at times
So I am going to make it one of my goals to reach for this more often
I'm wearing it today, and I think it looks gorgeous
The next product
I'm hoping to use up is the remainder of this little
BB cream by Coola
I really love Coola products Coola sunscreens are some of the best on the market in my opinion and
this particular product I
Never reach for it because it is a BB cream, so it is like a tinted sunscreen
and I just don't tend to reach for my tinted sunscreens as often as I reach for my
Non-tinted my traditional
Sunscreens, and I'm just gonna make it my goal to just use this up
I am a hundred percent certain that I will have no problem finishing up whatever's left in here the next product in my project pan
Is this Brazilliance skin rejuvenating
maracuja
self-tanning face towelette I have six of these that I'd like to use up and I have never tried face tanner before I've
done in fake tanning, but I've never done a
face
tanner before so I'm going to try and use them up I'm either gonna use them or lose them if I don't use them by
June 21st
Then that's it for the I either want to give them a fair shot a good college try
Or I want to get rid of them these have been in my collection for over a year
I think and there's no reason for me to just keep them there and not use them the next
Product I'm going to try to use up by June
Is this dense refresh skin setting mist by super goop. I love super goop sunscreens
I never reach for this though since it's a setting mist that just happens to have sunscreen in it
And I honestly don't believe that it's actually effective the same way that it applying sunscreen
To your face prior to your makeup is effective however
I am going to try and use this as a setting mist not necessarily as a sunscreen
so
Hopefully I can use this up by the beginning of summer the next product
I want to use up is this pretty floral perfume
And it is called Paris & Moi by P. Courtiere
Yeah, I got this perfume in a boxy charm or something and I just don't reach for it
And I'd really like to get my use out of it the next goal
For my project pan is to hit pan on this Laura Geller Beauty
baked gelato vivid swirl blush
In guava
That is a mouthful, but it is a gorgeous
Gorgeous color I am wearing it today. My goal is not to
Completely finish this blush. It would be amazing if I could completely finish a blush
But we all know how long blush is last so if I can even just hit pan
That would be my goal for this blush the next item I'd like to use up is this super shock cheek
Highlight in pretty bones by color pop this product is a very soft pretty highlight
It says super shocked, but compared to what I usually have going on on my face
That's a pretty tame highlight
so
I'm looking forward to
using
The rest of what's in here up it has been in my collection for a little while so my goal is to hit pan on
This one the next part in my project pan is this Too Faced chocolate Soleil
bronzer
I
absolutely love the Too Faced chocolate Soleil
bronzers I
think I have I
Don't know I have a few of these so I hope I can at least hit pan on this product
But it'd be really cool
If I could use it all up next up is this melted liquid lipstick by Too Faced in melted strawberry
I really like this, but I am going to be trying to get through some of my Too Faced liquid lipsticks
I have discovered the magical formulas
That exists outside
Too Faced
So I am going to be slowly replacing my Too Faced liquid lipstick collection
with new and better
Discoveries and here's a swatch of the melted strawberry the final product in my project pan is this
Mac creme Sheen lipstick in ravishing as you can see I do have quite a bit to go through
But I think I can make it. I think I can probably use up this whole thing
By summer if you like project panning you'll want to check out some of the other girls that are participating in this
Challenge and I'll leave their channels linked below
Definitely come back and see my updates
I'm going to be providing updates throughout the project that once a month
And then of course at the end of the project to show you what my progress was like if you like this video
Please give me some of that like love if you like project pans. Please click that subscribe button
There'll be some more project panning on this channel, and I will see you in the next one. Bye
Bye, I'm a hundred percent sure knocking
21 or dropped ten before oh my goodness. What is this thing called and who is with me on this I can't remember
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You know what Miracle-Gro is, right?
You sprinkle it on plants and they grow like crazy.
But our interest isn't begonias, it's brain health.
So today, let's talk about BDNF - a wonderful protein that a Harvard professor has dubbed
"Miracle-Gro for the brain."
Hi, I'm Tony Dearing of GoCogno.com, the website for people with mild cognitive impairment.
If you've been diagnosed with MCI, increasing the level of BDNF in your brain can be highly
beneficial to you.
BDNF stands for Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor.
It's an important protein produced in the body that helps protect neurons and plays
a key role in memory.
Dr. John Ratey gave it the nickname "Miracle-Gro for the brain" because when scientists put
BDNF on nerve cells, they begin to grow.
This is the most important thing for you know.
People who have higher levels of BDNF in their brain experience cognitive decline at a much
slower rate and are less likely to develop dementia.
One recent study found older adults with the highest levels of BDNF had a 50 percent slower
loss of memory and thinking skills than those with the lowest levels.
BDNF has even been shown to help protect the brains of people with Alzheimer's.
There was a study that followed 535 people with dementia.
Even with people who had the highest levels of plaques and tangles in their brain, if
they also had high levels of BDNF, they experienced less cognitive decline than those with lower
levels of BDNF.
So if BDNF came in a box like this, you could just open it up and sprinkle some of that
on your brain.
Of course, it doesn't come in a box, or in a pill bottle.
The way you get BDNF is through certain healthy lifestyle choices.
Three things are strongly associated with the level of BDNF in the brain.
They are: exercise, meditation and social activities.
So if you can get your body moving, and if you can find a meditative practice that you
do for 5, 10 minutes a day, and if you can look for more ways to spend time around other
people and less time isolated and alone, you can give yourself a good chance to increase
your level of BDNF and that can benefit you.
If you're looking to do better in those areas, I've put together an activity tracker for
that.
It's drawn from a study in which 35 people with cognitive impairment were encouraged
to spend less time sitting at home in front of the TV and more time being physically active
and engaging in stimulating social activities.
At the end of 6 months, they had shown no further cognitive decline.
This activity tracker is free when you sign up for my weekly brain health email, which
is also free.
If you want the tracker, email me at tonydearing@gocogno.com and I'll be glad to send it to you.
I hope to hear from you, and I look forward to seeing you next week.
Until then, as always, be kind to your mind.
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Dealing With Emptiness Left by People and Things - Eckhart Tolle - Duration: 10:45.
and instead you look where the bells were before there's now an empty space
well now they're back but there there was an empty there was an empty space
now there's something deeply significant part of the empty spaces that are left
behind by any kind of loss for example these were the bells you may get back to
your car or where your car ones was and in the in
the parking lot there's only an empty space and here it is vital if you can
stop and face that empty space without running away from it or crossing the
empty space or immediately going into reactive just this is very strange and
this is one example the empty space can also be left by relationships the wife
the partner the husband one day you get home and there's a letter it says I'm
gone I'm out of here and if you can again you
at that moment what the form that this moment takes we could use that
expression here and here becomes something it very significant the form
that this moment takes sometimes is an absence of the form that was there a
moment before and because suddenly there is a no form where there was a form
before that is an enormous opening into the deeper awareness of the formless
consciousness unconditioned formless that you are if you can not run away
from it if you can face this death because the
loss of anything is a small test the loss of the bells that you've had for
years is a small test because the form is gone the loss of your BMW is a death
the rolls-royce and even bigger days
and of course there may be an actual death and this is an amazing thing the
the person that was here every day in this room used to sit in this chair
that's the armchair let's read the desk where they said and one day the message
comes they're gone passed away and then you look at the empty chair the the
person was so it was so real it seemed so permanent to have that
personality at the sitting in that armchair doing its thing it's work
talking having its opinions being there how is it it's inconceivable that
suddenly it's that that person is we're really dissolved just dissolved like a
soap bubble gone and and so most people this is the empty space that is left
behind by death when whenever a form dissolves in your life it may be an
actual death it may be the loss of something that had been important to you
if you can face that hole that is left behind by the form that is no longer
there it's a temporary hole into the dimension of the formless no one could
almost say god we're using that word again the formless
one life the formless timeless one consciousness that underlies all
manifestation momentarily shines through whenever there is a hole in the tapestry
of physical existence it's kind of the tapestry of forms and in this tapestry
of forms which is gigantic regularly all the time holes appear if you were
watching let's just use the metaphor and say the entire physical universe sense
perceived universe imagine it as an extremely complex tapestry woven huge of
course and you look at it and then you see continuously here and there
little things suddenly disappearing and temporary holes being there opening up
in the temper see then suddenly they're and they're so part of these temper
States it continuously coming and going out and in to form no form in this
tapestry remains for long and so holes open up continuously in it and they're
now replaced by something else but if you can be aware of the holes the
openings something shines through them that is not to do with form but the
essence of all form and that is enormous ly peaceful there's enormous peace and
aliveness there and that will brace that lies concealed in any kind of death
accidental death seemingly premature death any kind of
death and any kind of loss potentially but it does not help you if you deny it
or run away from it you say no I don't want to see that lock that hole and you
cover up the hole with reactions immediately so that you don't have to
face the emptiness so when emptiness comes in your life
that is a beautiful potentially a beautiful opening in which you can
actually find yourself you find yourself by not resisting that and so the you
begin to welcome death when it comes because it is an inseparable part of
this world of form
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