Youtube daily report May 14 2018

- [Instructor] The United States Constitution prevents

the government from intruding on many

of our intimate decisions, but what about one

of the most intimate decisions of all,

when and how to die?

This is the question the Supreme Court

was forced to grapple with in Washington versus Glucksberg.

In 1854, Washington state enacted a statute

criminalizing assisted suicide,

including physician-assisted suicide.

Over a century later, Harold Glucksberg,

a doctor who practiced medicine in Washington,

challenged the modern version of that law.

Glucksberg argued that the liberty interest

protected by the due process clause

of the 14th Amendment included

a fundamental right to assisted suicide.

Glucksberg described the liberty interest

more broadly, as a right to die.

The District Court agreed with Glucksberg

and held the statute unconstitutional.

On appeal, the Ninth Circuit affirmed.

The United States Supreme Court granted cert.

The question was whether the liberty interest

protected by the due process clause

of the 14th Amendment included

a fundamental right to assisted suicide.

Writing for a unanimous Court,

Chief Justice Rehnquist held that there is no

fundamental right to assisted suicide

protected by the due process clause.

The Court applied a two part analysis to determine

whether the right to assisted suicide

was a fundamental right.

First, the Court asked whether the right

was deeply rooted in the nation's history and traditions.

The Court observed that Washington state's

assisted suicide ban was not unique,

in fact, similar laws existed in almost

every other state in the country.

Further, the tradition of criminalizing,

or prohibiting assisted suicide originated

in the common law, extending as far back

as the Colonial Period, therefore, the Court

concluded that the right to assisted suicide

wasn't deeply rooted in the nation's history and traditions.

Second, the Court examined the description

of the asserted right to determine

if it was sufficiently particular.

The Court disagreed with Glucksberg's

characterization of the right at stake.

Glucksberg described the right too broadly,

as a right to die, which wasn't

a sufficiently particular description.

Rather, the Court viewed the right at stake

more narrowly, as the right to assisted suicide.

On this point, the Court clarified the scope

of a fundamental right recognized in an earlier case,

Cruzan versus Director, Missouri Department of Health.

In Cruzan, the Court had recognized

that a person in a persistent vegetative state

has a right to be taken off life support.

According to the Court, Cruzan was frequently

depicted as recognizing a broad right to die.

However, the Court explained that the fundamental right

in Cruzan was the narrower right to refuse

life-saving medical treatment, not a general right to die.

The Court reasoned that forced medical treatment

constituted a form of common law battery

and therefore, the right to refuse

medical treatment, unlike the right to assisted suicide,

was deeply rooted in the nation's history and traditions.

Because there was no fundamental right at stake,

the Court applied the rational basis test to the law.

This test asks whether the law is rationally related

to a legitimate state interest.

The Court found that Washington had a legitimate

interest in preserving life and protecting

public trust in the medical profession.

Further, these interests were rationally related to the ban.

Washington was reasonably concerned

that physician-assisted suicide

would cause more deaths, erode public trust

in the medical community, and create opportunities

for coercion, error, and abuse

when treating terminally ill patients.

Therefore, the Court held that Washington's

assisted suicide ban didn't violate

the due process clause and reversed the Ninth Circuit.

Justice Souter concurred in the judgment,

elaborating on what he perceived

was Washington's strongest interest

in preserving human life.

He noted that it was legitimate for the legislature

to be concerned that physicians might

administer life-ending medications

out of their own compassion for suffering patients,

or because of financial concerns,

even if the patient didn't request the procedure.

Justice O'Connor wrote a concurring opinion

to argue that because there's no constitutional

right to suicide, there's no need to consider

the narrower question of whether there's

a constitutional right to physician-assisted suicide.

She also emphasized that the law at issue

did permit terminally ill patients

to receive pain-relieving medication,

even a levels that increased the speed of death.

If a law were to prohibit this palliative care,

O'Connor suggested

that she might reach a different conclusion.

In Glucksberg, the Court declined to recognize

a constitutional right to die.

The decision drew a hard line

between refusing life-saving treatment,

which is constitutionally protected,

and accepting life-ending treatment, which is not.

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Could Playing Music DRASTICALLY Change Your Brain? - Duration: 3:33.

Hey there!

Welcome to Life Noggin!

Triangle Bob is learning how to play the guitar!

He's able to look at a sheet of music and have his brain translate that into instructions

for his fingers, hands, and arms to create this beautiful song!

Or not so beautiful, he's learning.

But still, what does playing an instrument do to your brain?

Could these skills be helpful in other areas of life too?

Since Triangle Bob just started learning how to play the guitar the effects on his adult

brain aren't as strong as they would be if he started playing when he was still a

young quadrilateral.

But either way, picking up an instrument at any age can provide some huge benefits for

your intelligence, your physical well-being, and your brain.

Playing an instrument requires your auditory, motor, sensory, and visual systems to all

work together.

This inner system cooperation has some incredible outcomes that can affect so many areas of

your life.

Or Triangle Bob's…

Different intensities of training produce different outcomes, but even the most minimal

practice can make a difference.

Starting to play an instrument just one hour a week for a few months can cause growth and

increased activity in the parts of your brain responsible for memory, hearing, and motor

function.

Researchers found that this type of practice could even increase your IQ by 7 points or

more!

It's also known that people who play musical instruments are better at other practical

things too.

For example, processing emotions, learning new tasks like another language or creative

problem solving!

Musicians brains have better communication between the left and right hemispheres which

allows for more cooperation and out of the box thinking!

Some researchers think this is because the corpus callosum, the structure that connects

both hemispheres, is larger in musicians.

This could be the reason the two sides of the brain communicate with each other more

effectively to solve problems.

Triangle Bob, quick, how can I fit this boat in this bottle?

Ugh, nevermind.

Playing an instrument also has some amazing health benefits for your brain and body.

From boosting your immune system function to increasing resilience to hearing loss[20]

to even helping stroke patients regain motor skills!

It's been found that just listening to music can prompt the repair and regeneration of

damaged nerves in the brain!

Taking that a little further, learning to play an instrument, even in later years, has

been linked to a 64% lower risk of developing dementia and other cognitive impairments!

There are a lot of other structural and functional differences in the brains of musicians versus

non-musicians.

But it's important to note that it isn't entirely clear if each of these differences

are due to years of training or if these people were born with these differences and that

predisposed them to their passion for music.

That being said, it's been found that musicians brains have more grey matter, more neuroplasticity,

altered white matter, and sometimes a more symmetrical firing pattern!

The process of playing an instrument or learning a similar skill, also strengthens the myelin

coating around nerves, allowing signals to be sent through the body faster.

This could explain why musicians have faster response times.

Quick, Triangle Bob!

Think fast!

If Triangle Bob keeps practicing, he could develop lightning fast reflexes, greater intelligence,

and a more efficient brain!

That last one sure would be nice.

Do you play an instrument?

Did you?

Did you like it?

Let us know in the comments below.

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How To Find Direction In Life - Duration: 12:25.

(Music)

TERRI: Hey, I'm Terri Savelle Foy, cheerleader of dreams. I

pray that as you invest in yourself today, you're

captivated and you're catapulted to live your dreams. If you've

never subscribed to this podcast, just put the little red

button right there to get consistent teaching tools and

tips to help you with your dreams. I want to do a little

Terri trivia real quick. So, let me just ask you something. Which

of the following famous personalities was diagnosed with

dyslexia, and struggled with reading all through school? Was

it Richard Branson? Tim Tebow? Octavius Spencer? Or Cher? Now,

I'm gonna reveal the answer in just a little bit. But, today, I

wanna share something with you that I believe will help you

find direction for your life. Now, this simple act will help

you gain clarity, focus, and give you a driving force all

year long, and all it takes is one word. First of all, before

anything else, if you wanna find direction in life, you have to

unplug ... literally unplug from the world. You know, it's crazy

how we have so many things to keep plugged and charged that

it's overwhelming. I mean, I can't even see what I've planned

for the day without plugging in my iPad, and keeping it charged.

My phone has to be plugged in. My watch has to be plugged in

... my Apple Watch. My daughter even got me ... you know the

little earbuds that you have to charge up? They don't hook to

your phone. Well, now, I have to keep those plugged in before I

can go work out or I can listen to anything. So, first of all, I

just wanna encourage you to unplug everything, and just get

quiet. Like, look within, and just listen, seek God, and ask

Him for wisdom in the direction He wants you to go. Sometimes,

all you need is one single word that can push you to make

decisions, to kick it up, to work harder, and to absolutely

change your life. Now, after you unplug, step number one is grab

a journal and a pen and listen. Listen for a single word that

just comes up in your heart, in your spirit, and just write.

Now, I'm asking you to just listen for one word. You might

have 10 words, and you might think each one is your word

until another one crosses your mind. And, I'm not even asking

you to write paragraphs or to journal your thoughts. Just

listen for a single word that can guide your decisions all

year long. And, write them all down. Ask yourself, you know,

what do you need to grow, to change, to let go of, to

improve? Now, I thought it was interesting that the top 10

words that people most often choose in the beginning are

things like trust, patience, love, discipline, focus, faith,

surrender, peace, listen, and joy. Well, one of those might be

your words, but just write. Write whatever word comes up in

your heart. And, then, start editing the list. You know,

remove words, that don't resonate with you. Just cross

them off the list until you get to one. Step number two is

outline or define that word. Outline what the word means.

Define it. Look it up in dictionaries. Look up scriptures

that illustrate this word. Research stories with that word

attached to it, and write them all down. Now, when you choose a

single word, you have clarity and focus. In fact, there was a

guy named Mike who chose the word, "finish". He just wrote,

"finish". And, he said, all year long, he focused on that one

single word because he said he kept allowing things at work to

remain in a state of almost complete or good enough.

Projects were half started. Books were half finished. So, he

said, "My word is 'finish'". Well, the word finish means

to bring a task to an end, to complete what you start. He

said, "What is wrong with me that I have so many unfinished

tasks? Why can't I complete the things I wanna do?" He said,

"Why do I make excuses for not completing things and leaving

things undone?" Well, even with books, he was like, "Why can't I

even finish the books that I've began?" Well, his one word

finish began with a focus on work tasks and study habits.

But, he said it became about so much more. He said he avoided

saying yes to things that he knew he couldn't complete. He

developed habits that he was determined to finish each day.

He said he would clean his desk off every day at the end of the

day, leaving nothing unfinished. He started reading entire books,

completing projects that he said, "I could have just let

them side". But, that word was at the forefront of his mind. He

said God truly worked in his character as he became a

finisher. In fact, he found a scripture to back it up, and he

held onto that scripture. It says, "Let perseverance finish

its work so that you may be mature and complete, lacking

nothing." So, define your word. Step number three is to record

it. Now, I highly recommend keeping a journal all year long.

And, every time you use your word, journal it. Document it.

You are going to see such rapid growth in your life when you

keep track of how that word drove your decisions. In fact,

Pastor Craig Groeschel said last year his word was "strengthen".

Well, he said he applied it to everything ... his personal

life, his ministry, his church, his staff. He said he felt like

they were growing in numbers, but they weren't growing

spiritually. He said people were getting trapped up in things.

Marriages were falling apart. Students were falling into sin.

Small groups were having problems. He said he chose the

word "strengthen", and he based it on Isaiah 54 that says,

"enlarge the place of your tent, strengthen your stakes." Well,

he said that one word directed them all year long. He said

marriages were strengthened. Student ministries were

overhauled and strengthened. Young people started having

revival. He even said all of his messages were around

strengthening faith, and families, relationships,

finances. He said, "transformation took place in my

life and in our ministry in one year because of one word." So,

step number four is do it. Take action. Apply that word to your

goals. In fact, I read where one lady ... she said her word was

freedom. She said she wanted financial freedom more than

anything. Well, that word freedom drove her to go the

extra mile, to do extra jobs, to sell things, to look for

opportunities to be debt free, she said, in one year. Because

of one word. Another lady ... she said the word was embrace.

So, she wrote it down. Well, she said she and her husband bought

a piece of property with a home on it that they had to live in

until their dream home was built. Well, she just had to

embrace that season of life, paint it, make it as nice as

possible, and just embrace the fact that this is temporary.

Another guy, Elliott ... he said he chose the word "run". He said

it was a relevant word for him because he was a runner from

sixth grade all the way through college. Well, he said running

is not passive. It requires focus, action, determination,

and of course, it's a desire to reach a destination. Well, he

said, at first, what he wrote was, "I'm gonna use the word

'run' to run from temptation." When those old temptations

started coming at him, he said that word was at the forefront

of his mind, just like with Joseph and with Potifer's wife.

He thought, "Run from temptation." He said, second, "I

ran to Jesus." He said, "I knew He was the answer to everything

I was struggling with, so I would run to the Word of God."

And, then, third, he said he wanted to run to be healthier.

So, the reason I'm sharing this with you is because it's so easy

to get overwhelmed with what you need to do, and needing

direction in life. But, when you choose one single word to be

your guiding force, I'm telling you, it will compel you to go to

the next level. Mike Ascraft says, "One word helps

you do something about one thing instead of nothing about

everything." So, when you receive a word, apply it to your

life all year long. Don't just say, "This is my year of

increase." Well, here's 20 bucks, and you've got your year

of increase. No, what does increase mean to you? Increasing

my relationships by joining a small group. Or, increase

financially by investing $100 a month into my savings account.

Or, I'm gonna increase in wisdom by reading 12 books this year.

That's one every month. Or, I'm gonna increase in peace by

taking a vacation to Florida for one week. So, you can see how

when you put one single word in front of you, it's gonna drive

your decisions. Put it on the screensaver of your phone or

your computer. Put it on your mirror. Put it on the dash of

your car. Let it be your driving force all year long. And, I

believe this will dramatically help you find direction in your

life. So, back to our Terri trivia. Who was diagnosed with

dyslexia and struggled with reading all through school? Was

it Richard Branson? Tim Tebow? Octavius Spencer? Or, Cher? Are

you ready? The answer is all of them. Richard Branson, who runs

400 companies, and is now the fourth richest person in the UK.

Tim Tebow, Heisman Trophy winner and professional football player

and professional baseball player. Octavius Spencer,

Academy Award Winner and she's been nominated for so many

awards. And, of course, Cher. I mean, she's done everything.

She's won an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar, you name it. Well, the

reason I share that is because despite their diagnosis, they

didn't let a setback set them back. Strength doesn't come from

what you can do, it comes from overcoming the things you once

thought you couldn't. So, I just wanted to encourage you with

that to keep you focused on going after your dreams. Real

quick, I wanted to mention our subscriber of the week. This is

someone that goes by the name of Brave Girl Arise. Brave Girl

Arise. It says this. "Standing in my kitchen crying as I do the

dishes and listen to this. I am so grateful for you." I'm

grateful for you, too. And, her name is Ashley. She says, "I've

already started seeing my goals fall into place. I love my

personal dreams and goals journal." She said, "I'm

preparing to self-publish my second book in a few weeks, and

I'm so excited to see where it leads. XOXO Ashley". Ashley,

thank you so much for taking the time to write me. And, I just

want you to know I'm so proud of you, going for your second book,

and I believe God's gonna open doors that no man can shut. So,

I wanna help you identify and apply your one word to your

life. Now, I believe your one word can be the driving force to

take your life to the next level. So, to discover and apply

your one word, just click the link in the description to get a

downloadable PDF ... absolutely free. And, don't forget, for

more consistent motivation, follow me on Instagram,

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Don't forget. I'm cheering you on.

TERRI: Icing means something added to

something good to make it even better.

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OWN the DAY 3 | Off Grid NOMAD Style - Duration: 5:27.

Breakfast is the most important DECISION of the day,

not the most important MEAL of the day.

Contrary to popular belief!

This decision is going to influence all other decisions in your day and determine

the quality of how you operate.

It's simple. The decision is whether or not you are going to BREAK your FAST.

We'll talk about fasting a little later, but for now we'll address the majority of us

who do like to eat breakfast in the morning.

Aubrey goes into three Universal Nutrition principles:

"In 1822, according to Dr. Stephan Guyenet, people consumed on average the amount of sugar

currently found in a single can of Coke or Sprite every five days. Today, we consume that amount

every seven hours, with young males leading the way, consuming up to one hundred pounds of sugar per year!

Our diabolical addiction to this sweet stuff has not only been linked to obesity, diabetes,

heart disease, and cancer, but it has also been shown to degrade the skin and contribute to premature aging.

There's no need to sugarcoat it anymore: extreme sugar consumption is frucking us up."

Have you ever truly noticed what we're offered in grocery store breakfast isles here in America?

Sugar on sugar on carbs which turn into sugar.

What you're doing to yourself when start your day with sugary poptarts and cereals or a sweetened,

milky coffee drink is you're hopping on the craving train, getting a high jolt of energy

to feed your secret sugar addiction, then crashing 45 minutes later,

requiring more sugary snacks to boost you to the artificially energetic level you were at before.

The process then goes on all day long.

Our bodies are designed to use a balance of unrefined carbs, quality fats and proteins

as our sources of FUEL. Quality fat slows down the absorption of glucose in the bloodstream,

providing satiation while helping to avoid major insulin spikes.

"There are bad fats. Fried oils, refined fats and trans fats like you find in potato chips or margarine

drive inflammation and make you feel sluggish and should be limited or avoided.

As he states in the book, the good fats to start your morning include:

Truly, we almost never eat breakfast and that's Aubrey's third principle.

This is where we get back into the concept of "fasting."

Fasting is to abstain from food and drink for a specific period of time.

It's been around for thousands of years, and there are many associated health benefits

such as weight loss, lower blood pressure, and decreased inflammation!

Do some research of your own on fasting, it's a really interesting topic.

It's similar to how we would eat as hunter gatherers, having one meal or less a day

and there's a reason this is implemented in so many religions across the world.

As you make the decision on whether or not breakfast is right for you, keep in mind your day's intent.

Everyone is trying to prescribe a universal solution to health, be it a diet or work out regimen,

but all for one and one for all (in this sense) isn't real. It doesn't work. We all come from different backgrounds

with different blood types and body shapes, different cultural customs, work lives

and amounts of free time. To be most healthy in your life and your body, you need to find what works best for you.

What is your intent? What do you want? What are the results you are looking for?

Your diet and exercise should reflect this.

Our intent is usually to fuel ourselves in the morning so we can bust out work at the coffee shop.

On more relaxed days, I like to eat almond or peanut butter on fruit.

Yes, fruit is made up of a LOT of sugar, but it's also packed full of good fibers

that help break down that sugar in our bodies.

My friend, @TheChiaBabe on Instagram is a health wizard, advocating the benefits of fruits, vegetables and a plant based lifestyle.

She's incredible and has all kinds of alternative vegan options for those things suggested in Aubrey's book.

It's she and Drew who initially started us on the path to health in the first place. Thanks guys!!

You are always so interested in what we're eating in the Scamp so here's one of my go-to morning recipes.

To make this latte I use a Ninja Bullet given to me by my friends Jill and Dave.

I just used it to grind my coffee and now I'm going to pour in my cowboy coffee.

I made this in a different video and I'll put that link in the YouTube description.

Next is some almond milk.

Some coconut oil, this is what makes the latte frothy.

It keeps you fueled for a long time and supposedly slows down the effects of then caffeine in the coffee.

Some cayenne pepper.

Some 100% cacao.

****

And there's your latte.

It's way better than my matcha latte.

We hope you found this information helpful in your quest to own your day and own your life.

We'll talk to you in the comments and see you in chapter 4!

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Rachel Meets Dean's Sikh Convert Father Then Eliminates Him! | The Bachelorette US - Duration: 12:51.

What's up Rach

Very excited seriously, what's up, but? I'm a little bit nervous. I'm scared the uncertainty of everything I do

Last time rich, and I spoke I've made the point of telling her what my family dynamic was

And she seemed to take it with an open mind, but it's a little nerve-racking you look amazing

Thank you ever since my mother passed away when I was 15. I've essentially done everything on my own

Ivan's my father in two years you're giving my brother's Brad and Ross

Brad's girlfriend Ashley, and my sister sky, you're gonna be my father

He's a converted Kundalini yogi

Like Sikh so he like you know wears a turban and I was like a beard done his bellybutton his name is param Roop

Say it again param Roop. Ha what does he want me to call him Parham Roop parm room?

Yeah, it means divinely beautiful, and it's itself given name so that speaks a little bit to

But this is new as of six years ago

So like he's not the father that I had growing up like this is new

Essentially you're gonna meet his wife whose name is sent on tire. It's entire tax lien sent on fire suntan tar

I only met her like twice which would be there all right?

And and it's gonna be interesting because you will be the first woman to meet my entire family under one roof

I am

But thank you for being here with me of course it's gonna be awful. It's gonna be fine. Just I'm good right

I'm gonna be right here

So Tonto isn't it, but you weren't in there

Bob and there's that squad

Waiting for King Dean where's the table that why are we on the floor?

These are for you

Thank you for having me this

Is the organic seed to Spade gloves that pops hey? There's skinny one my father was once a very traditional, man

he has since converted to be a Sikh of some sort and

I'm suppressing every single emotion that I'm trying to feel just keeping it down buried as far as far as I can go so

Welcoming

Thanks for welcoming us into your home you're quite welcome

I played the gong it's kind of a neat thing and the gong is an energetic cleaning

It's a wonderful sound so I'd like to share that with you, and I'd like everybody's head pointed that way to the God

so this is quite different of an experience, but enjoy it, just just kind of let yourself go and

Hold it right there hold it hold it hold it as long as you came and exhale now

Dean's hometown is it like anybody else's just because they're not your typical family

No, but I kind of like this the energy felt good to me

I mean everyone was very welcoming accepting very excited to see myself Dean what you got there dad

Also, I was thinking about how I could welcome you Rachel. You know you're this guest of honor

I guess says you would say tonight, but also my children

I believe are the culmination of my wife's there mom she did pass a decade little over a decade ago and

Debbie when she passed on you knew she had told us that feathers would be actually her little sign, so I

Thought it is as the as the Debbie feather because she was the most amazing woman except for my wife

Today that I've ever experienced I mean we're married 27 years, and she was an incredible lady

So these are just symbols of just the love that she gave us

That I want to share and welcome you to wherever it takes you and for life, so let me share that with you

So thank you so much

Thank pops your client welcome. Thank you both really you're amazing people so let me share that

He doesn't cry so

James dad presented us with feathers and said what they meant?

He got very emotional about Dean's mom and I was not expecting that I love

Symbolic things and I thought it was beautiful that he incorporated something from the past

with the president

And it kind of had a little bit to do with the future - I thought it was absolutely beautiful

Dean's told me that he hadn't talked to his dad in a really long time like almost two years

How's their relationship I?

Think I just had to with my mom's passing and not being there yeah like at all

and so I think that's like the biggest thing and

There's this anger it takes time to

be able to say it to that person, and so I don't think that they've actually said that to each other yet, so

Need to have that talk maybe today Dean's been through a lot of stuff in his life

And he's been really strong through all of that stuff. I've actually admired him because

It's okay

He's been through a lot, and she's always been like the strongest person

I've been really weak and so to see him sense so strong

It's really cool. I really admired about him so much I

Mean don't forget

I've seen you since you've been like you know that big so and you know and just to see the leaps and bounds of progress

It's pretty cool. So essentially it's like oh, I must be a pretty great dad because lick it my son

You know do you feel like yourself applying things as a father?

What

Do you feel like as a father yourself fulfilling things

With you I hardly talk to you or Ross. I mean Brad

I ache to talk to mark Asian Lee do you earn the disagreements that we had when I was high school though after mom passed

Away, how things were yes

And do you think that you and I have changed substantially from those arguments that we've had

Well III didn't have the arguments you did

But do you understand my frustration at that point. No how could I understand your frustration? I have no idea

What is like to you?

I have no idea what it's like to lose their mom do you think you stepped in a full right after mom passed away to?

Be my father though

Absolutely you don't understand why I was angry at you in those times no

I mean I I worked my ass off to get you through school

We were there financially you were supportive right I guess my biggest gripe with everything is when mom passed away

I was a 15 year old my most vulnerable state my life and

My father my brother is my sister like none of us came together and like came into like a moment of solidarity and be like

Hey like this sucks for all of us like let's

Be with each other and like let's build off of this there was never that moment

Well

You're correct, and I was I was angry. I mean I was really angry away and mom dying. We're all I

Remember the exact moment Tuesday morning 6 a.m.. My TV was off. I was on the left side

I remember every single thing about that moment

He walked into my room you sat on my bed

And you put your hand on my shoulder and you said Dean mom died 30 minutes ago

I remember exactly deal with it literally which I don't even want to get into it says please. I would love you

I've never gotten into you with into at that point that we're both adults at this point that I'm

26 years old I am an adult

And I can you understand okay whoa sorry

It was horrible watching your mother die watch her stop eating watch her shrivel

Just to see herb get smaller and smaller and smaller and all my life

I did everything I could do to try to make the best life for the family

That was what that was what I did I mean, and then your mom stayed home and created the best family life

That was possible here - good - so right she did it was an amazing thing

That's why I was angry because it ended it was over. It was gone

I don't know like it's hard if you even talk about the like I

I

Didn't love you. Is that what you trying to say?

I had a very loved by your father's that were you saying it wasn't as maternal as it may be you

In hindsight need it to be because I didn't know how to do it. I didn't know how to do anything

I was just like I had never been a mom I'd never had a new attic cook

I almost like knew how to do is go out and make money, right?

But there's still like a lot of moments where like I personally felt abandoned if you really feel that way

And if you really think that was my purpose, then there's really no need to carry this conversation

I mean really sure

Because of my teaching we believe the other person is you so whatever you think of me is really of what you think of yourself

No, I was quite angry at my dad, but my dad took off

I never saw the son of a bitch that I'm trying to work those with you

But you're allowing you're not allowing me to like you're being stubborn to the point where you're not allowing us to work

What is there to work through Dean?

I'm here. Honoring you I've come and I've opened my house up

And I and I certainly welcome the whole idea of of whatever it is that you you want to do

And I'm certainly and I get that I appreciate you opening your house into accepting mine and Rachel's experience right now, but like you

You're closing yourself off

And it's like it's a it's it's disallowing us to have a relationship like but you and your coming out and making such such bold

Statements that I didn't care that I wasn't there you've admitted to not being there absolutely how's that a bold statement when it's true

Well fine because you're still living there obviously you still got one foot stuck in the past

Yeah, okay fine. I I give up

My good a blessings Dean

And I do wish she's the best theory maybe thought I look there I love you regardless whatever

Tonight was tough for me Ian for Rachel to be there through this every step of the way it allowed me to

Really, see you know who she is

Alright, I know that what her and I have is powerful and it feels great

It's up to Rachel

You guys

This has been a very very hard week for me

because all of you guys are so great and

making the decision that I have to tonight has not been easy and

To the person that I have to say goodbye to tonight

I'm so sorry and I

Want you to know that I believe you are an absolutely amazing person and

I'm so sorry that I have to do this

Dean I'm sorry take a moment say your goodbyes

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Ancient torture devices have a way of striking fear into any heart.

Today, of course, we have laws protecting people from cruel and unusual punishment,

but back then, it was all fair game.

Kings, Queens, tyrants, and priests all had a hand in torturing those they believed were

criminals, heretics, witches, and traitors.

To extract information from them, pull out a confession, or just to inflict pain, they

creatively invented some demented and twisted devices to do it, making modern torture methods

look pretty tame in comparison.

The poor souls back in those days unlikely lasted long under such pressure, but we likely

would confess whatever they wanted in a heartbeat.

I'm Mike with List25 and here are 25 Ancient Torture Devices That Would Make Anyone Confess.

25.

Widely used in medieval times, the Stocks were made out of two hinged wooden boards

with three holes cut out to fit the head and two arms.

Sometimes the feet would also be bound.

The torture victim would often be left out in public to be humiliated.

On rare occasions, they would die from the elements after being left for days.

24.

Used during the Spanish Inquisition, water torture isn't painful so much as psychologically

damaging.

The victim would be strapped to a chair where tiny droplets of water would fall on their

forehead.

Over a long period of time, the anxiety and stress would break the strongest person.

MythBusters tested it out and concluded its effectiveness.

23.

The Strappado was also used during the Spanish Inquisition and a unique way of torturing

people.

Priests would tie the victim's hands behind their back and then, using the Strappado,

lift and hang them in the air.

This would pull their arms up behind their back, likely dislocating them.

As you might imagine, this was painful, but the priests also had two ways to make it worse.

The first was to slightly drop the victim and then stop them, making the rope snap a

bit.

The other way was to hang weights from their ankles.

22.

Used during the middle ages, The Rack was a wooden bed with four ropes, two for tying

the legs and two others for the arms.

The victim would slowly have their arms and legs pulled until they dislocated, the bones

broke, and sometimes the limb came off entirely.

It was used to try to extract confessions from heretics or traitors.

21.

Tean Zu was a form of Chinese torture.

It used a device that tied sticks and strings to the victim's fingers.

If the victim didn't confess or give the information needed, the device would slowly crush and

break the fingers.

20.

To punish their wives for gossiping, husbands in the middle ages would use the Scold's Bridle.

It involved strips of iron attached to a muzzle that was placed around the woman's head to

keep her quiet and humiliate her.

Often, the victim would be brought to town to show everyone that she'd been gossiping.

19.

A terrifying Medieval torture device, the Iron Chair invoked about as much fear looking

at it as being subjected to it.

Covered in hundreds of sharp spikes, the victim would be forced to sit on it.

They'd then be strapped down and the torturers would light a fire underneath the chair to

roast the victim.

18.

A cheap, easy, and effective way to torture someone in the Middle Ages was to use rats.

Usually, the victim would be tied down and the torturer would place a metal box full

of rats on the victim's stomach.

The rats, desperate to escape, would burrow through the victim's stomach.

17.

Also known as the Breaking Wheel, the Catherine Wheel was a popular torture method during

Medieval times.

Victims would have their limbs broken and placed through the spokes of the large wheel.

Then the wheel would be placed on top of a pole and their bodies would be left to burn

under the hot sun and be picked at by the crows.

Sometimes the wheel would have spikes mounted on it.

16.

Using large strips of iron, blacksmiths in the middle ages would create a hollow coffin

in the shape of a person.

Victims would be forced inside and hung up to die under the scorching hot sun while being

eaten by animals.

15.

The Wooden Horse, also known as the Spanish Horse, was used during the Spanish Inquisition.

The victim would first be stripped naked and their arms and legs would be tied to the horse

as they sat on it.

With their feet not touching the ground to take off any pressure, it would be extremely

painful and ended usually in the rupturing of the perineum and extensive blood loss.

14.

The Thumbscrew was similar to the Chinese Tien Zu.

Using a metal clamp, the victim's thumbs would be inserted and the clamp would slowly close

on the thumbs.

If the victim didn't confess or provide information, their thumbs would endure horrible pain before

breaking altogether.

13.

Invented by a British man named Skevington, the Scavenger's Daughter was a popular torture

device during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.

It was a hoop of iron with a hinge in the middle.

The victim would be forced to crouch on one half of the hoop while the other was placed

over his back.

The hinge would be slowly tightened, crushing the victim's back and breaking breastbones

and ribs.

12.

The Judas Chair was a wooden device with a pyramid on top of four legs, looking essentially

like a chair from hell.

The victim would be tied up by ropes while their legs would be tied together to another

rope.

Their anus or vagina would be inserted into the pointed edge of the pyramid while the

torturer would pull on the rope attached to their legs.

11.

As you might have guessed, the Heretic's Fork was invented during the Spanish Inquisition.

The fork would have two pointed edges on each end and would be attached to a leather strap

that would go around the victim's neck.

One pointed end went just underneath the victim's chin while the other would be pointed down

into the person's sternum.

Even the slightest movement of the jaw would result in unbelievable anguish.

If used, it would almost always be a prelude to being burned at the stake.

10.

Used in Germany, the Instep Borer was a nasty way to torture a person's foot.

The victim would have their bare foot placed inside a metal shoe.

Slowly, the torturer would twist a crank and a sharp spike would gradually burrow into

the victim's foot.

The wound was so large, it was common for the victim to die of a bacterial infection.

9.

The Knee Splitter was used during the Inquisition as a form of punishment and torture.

With spikes on the top and bottom of two small planks, the leg was placed in between them

and the spikes slowly enclosed around the knee, rendering it useless.

The number of spikes depended on the device, but it would range between 3 and 20 spikes.

Sometimes they even heated the spikes before impaling the knee.

8.

You can probably guess what the intestinal crank does, but I'll tell you anyway.

The torturer would make an incision in the abdomen and attach the upper part of the intestine

to a crank.

By turning the crank, it would extract the intestines from the victim while they were

still alive.

They would eventually die, but it would be a long, slow, and painful process.

7.

Of the many torture devices used in ancient times, the Pear of Anguish is likely one of

the worst.

A metal device with four "leaves," it would be inserted into the vagina, anus, or throat

depending on the crime committed.

When a key was turned, the leaves would open, causing critical and massive internal damage.

It would rarely kill the victim, however, and more torture would continue.

6.

The Brazen Bull is an old torture device thought to first be created by a Greek man named Perillus.

The torture device is a bronze statue of a bull.

The victims would have their tongues cut out and their hands tied before being placed inside

the bronze bull.

A fire would be lit underneath the bull to roast the victim inside while people listened.

Their horrified screaming resembled the sound a bull might make.

Legend has it that when Perillus presented the device to the tyrant Phalaris of Agrigentum

rather than being rewarded for his creativity, Phalaris made Perillus be the first to go

inside.

5.

In ancient times, women would be subject to particularly cruel torture.

The Breast Ripper is definitely one of those sad and tragic cases.

As the name implies, one part of the device would be a claw that sunk into the woman's

breast.

They were then tied to a wall and the claw would be ripped away, tearing their breast

to shreds.

4.

One of the most well-known and infamous torture devices, the Iron Maiden is a large sarcophagus

with strategically placed spikes on the inside and on the door.

Once the victim went inside, the door would be closed, piercing vital organs.

However, the victim wouldn't die instantly and would likely be alive, bleeding to death.

Originally, people thought it was a fictional device, but they found a real one in Nuremberg,

Germany in the 1800s.

3.

The Head Crusher pretty much describes this torture device perfectly.

The victim would have their chin placed on a metal bar as a cap would be tightened to

the top of their head.

The torturer would twist the crank, crushing the head.

First, the teeth would break, then the jaw, and eventually the eyes would pop out of their

sockets.

If they didn't die and were released, they would obviously suffer irreversible brain

damage.

2.

The Boots had several variations of torture.

Some torturers attached leather boots around the victim's feet and poured scalding hot

water over them.

The water was so hot, it dissolved the flesh and sometimes ate through the bone.

In other variations, foot roasting was common.

The victim's foot would be slathered with lard and roasted over a fire.

1.

Popular both in Europe and China from the time of the Roman Empire to the Inquisition,

sawing people in half with a large two person saw was a relatively cheap and effective way

to punish and torture someone.

In some cases, the Chinese liked to hang their victims upside down which had the effect of

keeping them alive for longer.

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Economic Update: Capitalism Provokes Workers - Duration: 28:26.

Welcome friends to another edition of economic update a weekly program devoted

to the economic dimensions of our lives debts jobs incomes the future for us and

for our children I'm your host Richard Wolff I've been a

professor all my adult life a professor of economics and I hope that has

prepared me to offer these updates as to what's happening and on the economy we

all depend on and that is in deeper and deeper trouble as we do I want to begin

today with a shout out to something changing America I'm talking about the

wave of strikes you know now that the working class of the American Society

has understood that a sequence of Republicans and Democrats each one

outdoing the other claiming to be for working people for the middle class for

the needs of average Americans have not been able to deliver if even they wanted

to and so they're beginning to understand an ancient historical truth

the only way the working class can assure its own well-being and that of

its children is if it acts on its own behalf striking is a way that workers

show their solidarity get together which is their strongest suit and fight for

what they need and so it is honorable for us to recognize and appreciate that

53,000 employees of the University of California began a strike May 7th

through 9th in order to demand the kinds of decent salaries and decent working

conditions that should have been given to them by those in charge of this

institution but wasn't available because the business community and the rich

won't pay the taxes and the politicians they put in off

we'll do nothing about it so the workers themselves have to the American

Federation of State County and Municipal Employees local $32.99 the California

Nurses Association and in another Union on the CWA

University professional and technical employees organized this strike strikes

are difficult strikes take a long time strikes require workers to show

solidarity and to become aware that only by their own actions can they make sure

that the promises they gave to themselves and their children will not

be broken by an economic system that already is broken I want also to correct

the small point I made in my discussions of uber over recent weeks yes uber is

simply a way to get around the rules governing taxi drivers rules designed to

protect us the public by making sure taxi drivers are vetted making sure

their cars are insured making sure as their cars are in mechanical order so we

don't take risks uber gets around all of that as I explained nothing new about it

the technology is not what's important it's getting around the taxi Commission

in every city and state that's what's their profit model but I

neglected to mention that uber doesn't stop at all of that if it can make even

more money by pressing down what they actually pay Uber drivers they do that

too in order to out-compete the taxi companies by charging less in some

situations because they have fewer costs and because they squeeze drivers more so

poor people have a chance to get a ride from an uber that's cheaper than a taxi

company that has to be acknowledged but of course if there were the public

transportation system that we need and want it would be a much cheaper way of

moving people giving them the transportation they need and deserve without

ripping us off either by private companies like uber or by overcharging

through the taxi system it's a sad comment on the second best

that this country increasingly imposes on people let me turn now to the regular

updates that I want to discuss with you briefly today the first came across my

desk this last week and it's so shocking to me

that I thought it would be interesting to you I learned that since 2005 wealthy

Americans or Americans willing to pay the extra price of the expensive

insurance can buy insurance policies covering fire damage to their homes that

includes the provision by the insurance company of a firefighting team that will

come to your house or your business if and when you're threatened by fire in

other words where the average American citizen you and me relies on the local

fire department to protect us richer people the very ones who won't pay the

taxes to support the fire department are going around by buying private fire

departments through their insurance company Chubb one of the high end of our

insurance companies in America is one such company and it had to provide fire

fighters to many homes in the Sonoma California area when they had their bad

fires last autumn and so it struck me that here are the wealthy impoverishing

public services for everybody else and then noticing that the quality of the

service is not what they want will not be democratic or patriotic by helping

improve the surface for everybody instead they have found a way to save

more on taxes than it costs them to have a private fire department just for them

it reminded me also since I'm an economics professor of a very ancient

debate it happened 5,000 years ago in Greece and it involved Plato and

Socrates often considered founders of Western philosophy they argued in both

cases both men against markets why because markets divided people in my

example the market if we allow it to be the way you get fire protection allows

rich people to buy it and for people not to it distributes fire protection

according to how much money you have as opposed to distributing fire protection

as a civic obligation the community has equally to everyone in the community

Plato and Socrates argued social cohesion holding a community together is

undone by markets and on those grounds they opposed markets as contrary to what

society needs let me say that again Plato and Socrates agreed that markets

are socially disruptive institutions maybe we ought to go back and read that

stuff once again another shocker this last week it turns out that the Koch

brothers through their Koch foundation were exposed giving a lot of money to

George Mason University it turns out that for years they were given in

exchange for their money influence over hiring of professors in the Economics

Department and elsewhere this is a university that likewise maintains close

ties to the Trump administration

having private corporations give money to universities is a serious problem and

always has been to imagine that the universities needing this money wanting

this money do not seek the favor of these wealthy donors is naive and silly

of course they do they always have but to give them direct influence over

hiring professors that kind of takes it another step it makes a mockery of the

claim that academic institutions are open objective there's no one on the

Left comparable in their donations to what the Koch brothers are doing unions

aren't doing this workers can't do it big corporations and the super wealthy

like the Koch brothers are in a position to do it and they're doing it big-time

that controls the curriculum our students learns from it controls what

people understand and how they think it has nothing to do with a democratic

educational system it is the negation of all of that another sign in the wind on

the opposite side for the first time fast food joint workers have won an

election to establish a union of fast-food workers that's right

McDonald's said it couldn't be done Burger King was sure it wouldn't happen

but it did because America is changing and working people as the workers at the

University of California have understood have to begun begin to take their own

destiny into their own hands thus it was that at the Burgerville fast-food joint

in Portland Oregon workers recently voted 18 to 4 with 3 abstentions to form

a union this is the to do that since the fight for 15

struggle began five years ago workers realizing they have to band together to

confront their employer as a unified group to get the kind of salaries

working conditions that working people need hats off to people with that

courage with that solidarity of course now having voted to join a union

they must bargain with the employer allowing the employer all kinds of

stalling techniques and other methods to try to undo this victory of the workers

by blocking postponing delaying a union contract but the workers are smart

they've shown by this 18 to 4 victory that they are very strong maybe they

will be able to bargain with their employer

maybe they'll have to strike to give the employer the understanding that the days

of telling workers what to do and when to do and how much you're not going to

pay them those are over working people are not marching to the tunes that once

enthralled them and this country is changing my attention this last week was

also caught by the results of a poll and there's almost a kind of sadness that

comes over me in reporting this to you was released on May 1st by the Cigna

insurance company a poll conducted by Cigna and lip source another famous

polling company and they used the UCLA loneliness index an index of how people

feel whether they feel lonely isolated alone in life and they show in their

polling just released that over 50% of Americans feel seriously lonely we

the mental and physical health effects that go with that why am i reporting

this to you this is a program about economics yes

well economics includes what the economy does to people and economics also

includes what happens to an economy when people are in trouble mentally or

physically what this poll shows us is that the American people are in very

deep trouble you know when you want to understand whether we have quote unquote

recovered from the crash of 2008 and 9 in our economy you tend to look at GDP

and other numbers that economists like to talk about but they're not the only

numbers that measure particularly measure what counts fifty percent over

of Americans find themselves lonely now many of them lonelier than they have

ever felt that too is a result of the crash of 2008 and all its consequences

that too is a measurement of the recovery we don't have for most

Americans from that crash and you know when you take many things away from

people so that they feel isolated alone and lonely you know they hold on to what

little they have left and they discover maybe that they have to hold on more to

the fact that they are white that they are US citizens that they are

churchgoers and so the tendency might develop to be hostile and critical

towards the people who aren't white who aren't US citizens and who don't go to

your church it's the little you have to hold on to it's what makes you feel

maybe just for a little bit less lonely economic down

turns have always threatened large numbers of people with economic decline

with loss with serious depression economic but also mental physical that's

why economic downturns are associated with the rise of scapegoatism turning

against your fellow citizen blaming him or her for the troubles you find

difficult to account for in any other way and that scare you in the news last

week was a particularly horrific example of where this can go this one happened

in Great Britain in England it's there called the wind rush scandal and for

those of you that don't know about it let me briefly summarize back in 1948

after the shortly after the end of World War two Britain had to set around

rebuilding itself the City of London had been bombed by German Rockets England

had gone through terrible sufferings and it needed literally to rebuild its

society an appeal to and welcomed roughly 50,000 West Indian immigrants

who left the Caribbean and went to England to work they were part of the

British Empire welcomed at the time because their labor was going to help

rebuild England and they've lived in England and worked in England over the

last sixty years in the rush of the British government to serve the

capitalist class in England by blaming the collapse of capitalism not on a

system that broke down in 2008 not in a system that has lowered the wages of

British people for the last decade not a system that is now about to implode as a

result of brexit no no blame it on immigrants

was the achievement of the May government Theresa May was Home

Secretary before she became prime minister in both capacities

she has waged a war against West Indian immigrants it went so far as to say that

if one of those wind-rush fellows men or women couldn't come up with five or six

documents to prove they were in the country illegally after fifty to sixty

years of labour rebuilding England they would be deported and some were and many

were threatened with it the current home secretary or the recently departed Home

Secretary amber Rudd went even further and she was forced to resign as the

British people rose up and said this is outrageous you're going to deport people

who helped rebuild England in your rush to blame people whose skin is brown and

who can be portrayed as immigrants anything to save the system from getting

the criticism it so badly deserves well the Windrush scandal is still

roiling British politics as the scandal of what mr. Trump is doing to immigrants

here is doing in the United States and will continue to do it should be a

warning to everyone my attention was also caught last week by a speech given

by Hillary Clinton she explained that her endorsement of capitalism and

portrayal of her as a capitalist hurt her with Democratic primary voters in

2016 she said and I'm virtually quoting capitalism's reputation is pretty much

in tatters big companies she even says are disrupting what she calls our econ

me by promoting inequality and she is in favor of capitalism with quote

appropriate regulation and quote appropriate accountability hello mrs.

Clinton we've been having appropriate regulation and appropriate

accountability often brought to us by Democratic politicians just like you for

a hundred years and look where we are it doesn't work does it it hasn't worked

our inequality promoted both by Clinton Bush Obama and Trump administration's

one after the other is worse than it has been in a century the instability of our

economy horrific the inequalities percolating down the loneliness I just

summarized for you capitalism is the problem and mrs.

Clinton if you really want to suggest that the socialist ideas that led many

Democrats to not vote for you is a terrible problem are you asking them to

leave the Democratic Party do you think you have a chance folks like you if they

did do you count on them to follow this advice and to reform the Republicans

immediately seized upon what she said to try to portray the Democrats her

included as socialists with that care for detail that they typically exhibit I

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Play our our last updates have to do with two things first Martin Winterkorn

he used to be the CEO of VW he was indicted this last week by Jeff Sessions

the Attorney General of the United States for placing emissions testing

evasion devices onto VW diesel and other vehicles 11 million of them across the

world and a large number here in the United States of course this kind of

indictment is a bit of theater since Germany will not extradite mr.

Winterkorn who

lives there now so this is publicity hound hunting and not much else but

there's more to this blaming an individual for the problem is bizarre

it's very normal in capitalist society because capitalist society is a kind of

religion where God is in the hands of or played by the corporations and they have

to be kept free and clear the system that ties these corporations together

capitalism has to be kept out of the light of any criticism so we blame

individuals if we blame anybody at all the first events of the corporation we

didn't do anything second defense it was a few bad apples

third defense it was the leadership but it's always this individual or that

individual we're not gonna solve the problem of these corporations by blaming

individuals if we do they will resign as mr. Winterkorn did or we even put them

in jail which sometimes rarely happens and they will be replaced by other

people who behave in the same way because this system has its ways of

rewarding you for this bad behavior and punishing you if you don't automobiles

pollute they pollute so badly that Germany like many other countries

installed emissions control devices made the mandatory to save society from the

bad results of automobile pollution but these companies wanted to profit off of

this situation because that's what they're in business to do profit so they

came up with defeat devices ways they could avoid putting in a device that

might slow the car down or slow its acceleration down so they could still

sell them while pretending to do what the society needed for the profits of

the small number of people that are shareholders of VW all of us suffer more

lung disease more emphysema for cancer and everything else that we know

comes from this pollution this system is no good if you want to run businesses

the workers in them and the public served by them should together run them

because that's a much better chance that society's concerns our concerns get on

the table when they make their decisions that tiny number of people who run

corporations now have shown that leaving the running of capitalism in the hands

of capitalists is not the way to go thank you all we have come to the end of

the first half of economic update I hope you found these updates interesting I am

sure you will find the interview that follows even more interesting and I ask

you therefore to stay with us we will be right back

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Hey Ambitious Professionals! It's Linda Raynier here. Today I'm doing another special

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so Shavar thank you so much for joining me here today

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what was the whole deal with that I say throughout my career I've had a hard

time selling myself in a resume I think a lot of us we learn in college in even

high school how to create like a basic resume just like the bullet points like

the very thin bullet planes in a one line career objective and we hold on to

that because that's all we know but for me that we didn't take me many

places if I'm being quite candid you know it's been a period of time after

graduate school being unemployed and not being able to get a job at all so any

job opportunity like that came for me I kind of took it and ran with it looking

for another job everybody came up about six to eight months ago

I'm currently a manager and I knew I did not want to stay on this course of being

a manager for the rest of my career I already want to get into a training

opportunity and eventually accept my own business so when I discovered your

resume writing course I was actually really excited because I was able to

learn how to sew myself everything you you said in your course was really just

spot-on my looking at the keywords and looking at you know those those action

items we're really helped me to learn how to sell myself a lot better so I'm

very thankful for your guidance throughout the course cuz I was able to

come up with a much better resume and now I'm able to not only help myself

also help others too a year ago I was like okay I know I want to move forward

now I want to move to California and have a new career how can I get

there what can I do and I was kind of feeling stuck like you know where do I

go what what can happen but thankfully I came across your YouTube channel and and

the rest is history what was the statistics in terms of when

you were looking for a job with your old resume how many interviews would land

you know with your new resume what was the success like what was sort of the

statistics my success rate back then my waiting to get a phone call I will send

resumes left and right to different agency he's looking to get there's a

callback for an interview and nothing will happen we're asked with your with

this new resume that I have to your program I got a job phone calls for

interviews from agencies in Washington DC and California so it really does work

I mean if you just have a strong resume and you know how to sell yourself based

on based on that resume you can you can go many places in your career so come

across your program and learning about looking for a good job posts and good

job descriptions and looking for those keywords and what that actually means

and the formula that really helped me out a lot so I know that you you have a

job offer now tell us a little bit about what that process was like just and how

you feel about it I am super excited so I'll be a trainer I'll be working with

health departments across the country they really saw that I have a lot of

experience based on how I saw myself in my resume so it really worked like

clockwork I knew what to expect it was very straightforward after my first

interview they call me in for a second and the second interview was again very

straightforward and and being a couple days afterwards I was give me a phone

call from an HR about you know the possibility of moving to the Bay Area

and I didn't want to get my hopes up too high cuz I'm gonna you know if they

could choose another candidate so who knows but early last week I got the

phone call with the offer so you know because of my resume and because of how

I sold myself in the interview they offer me the higher end

their salary range for this position which that never happened to me at all

in my career I've always been a person who would get the lower in other salary

range because I did not have enough experience so the fact that this

organization is not only offered me an opportunity in a field that I want to

get into you know my dream job but they also offered me to hire in the salary is

something that you know I'm just totally blown away by and totally grateful for

100% that is amazing and congratulations Savard I love this story so I want to

take it back because you said before you were seen as someone who would always

get the lower end of the salary because they thought that you didn't have enough

experience because of the way that you sold yourself on your resume and in your

interviews I mean how do you feel now about yourself personally and

professionally knowing now the approach on how to really sell yourself on your

resume and your prospects for your career moving forward I now see that

offer a lot more value than I did before I think oftentimes for professionals if

you are in a work environment where you're being told either by each our or

your supervisor or some kind of upper management that you don't have enough

experience to get this certain paid pay increase or or salary you oftentimes

will kind of internalize that and personalize that to where it's Harvey to

feel like you have any value to offer another organization or company to get

the salary that you feel like you deserve and that's how I felt throughout

my career after doing your your course and seeing what I had on paper and

talking to other other colleagues that I was not working with people with this

resume like you know I'm looking to move to California and I say you know I don't

happen a lot of experience but I'm looking to learn and grow as I know you

have a ton of experience and and that helped me out as well so I was like well

maybe I do have more to offer maybe I should kind of reframe how I'm thinking

and not necessarily take heed or personalize some of the comments that

were made to me in the past about not having experience to give the kind of

salary day I feel like I deserve so when I got the call for this interview I just

said you know let me just going there sell myself based on the things I know

so I think I'm just really helped me to go into him

you feelin a lot more calm bring a lot more self-assured feeling a lot more

competent and and I think that really you know what's coming from me to to the

interviewing team what would you say to someone who right now is in a situation

that you were in let's say a year ago and who is now looking for a new job but

who's struggling to land interviews or struggling to get the job offers and

they're considering taking top-notch resume what what would advice or what

recommendation would you give to them I just say this take the step in in take

the course if you just take the step by taking the course then you can come out

with it with a stronger resume and you can come out feeling a lot more

confident professional and you said it's a funnel the profile is the top of the

funnel and everything kinda trickles down so I'll be able to do that in my

time our resume and you will come out feeling a lot more confident at the

current moment you don't feel confident because it's been theirs take the first

step by taking the course awesome and what if they were thinking oh you know I

don't have a job right now so I can't invest in myself I mean what would you

tell them in that case I will say I understand I got my graduate degree in

2012 and the same week that I got my degree I got a notice of eviction from

my apartment and I got a hard times I found from house to house for a year and

a half I did not have a job for you to have I went back on food stamps and and

it was it was it was horrible I can really relate to a person who says I

can't take care of myself right now I mean I don't have a job your course

teaches people things that no one else is teaching right now I'm a strong

believer in this is that there are resume writing programs out there

through like you know the Department of Labor that really doesn't give us a

quality resumes that we need to get the jobs that we're looking for the jobs

that we deserve the jobs that will help us sustain our own economy personally in

an often times we get tired the basic format on how to create a resume

in high score in college and their videos and service very well but if you

just take this course you will learn how to come up with the quality resume and

you'll learn that you do have a lot more experience saying than you actually

thought so you'll be able to take care of yourself you'll be able to find ways

to cure yourself and and if you have a dream in your heart you have a goal you

have you know something that is keeping you going in some kind of way didn't

really just believe in that and take the steps that you need for yourself

it's your life for a reason he's gotta live your life for you beautiful and you

know this ties in with the work that I do too and I'm glad you mentioned that

shavar because the reason why I do what I do I teach people how to land jobs and

how to move forward in their careers is because at the end of the day it's your

life your career plays a big role in your life right I mean it brings you a

lot of meaning and if you're not going after it the right way you don't have

the right strategy or the right tactics you might be missing out on

opportunities that could easily be yours but it's just because you didn't know

how to go after them so thank you for sharing one other thing I want to

mention is some people when they're comparing oh I have to take a course I

have to figure this all out myself I have to write the resume myself why

don't I just pay someone to write my resume for me what would you say to them

about that I know someone right now who has fall onto hard times and is actually

you know working with a corporate headhunter to write their resume and

send it out to different company it didn't help them get a job and

unfortunately you know she just hasn't found any opportunities whatsoever and

my heart goes out to her I say you know this program is amazing that Aranea is

amazing I mean I learned so much from her please do this course but she was

really this leaning into the idea of these headhunters give me giving her an

opportunity and it this has somebody worked out so you know sometimes when

you put all your eggs into that particular basket of someone you know

writing your resume for you or finding your opportunity for you it may work

based on them being a quality professional and give you a quality

product or it may not work and I think that's

that's a gamble you take with that so you know I say I say learner skills

learning steps and pay it forward to those who need it most beautiful

beautiful thank you so much so far I you know I I really appreciate you sharing

your story with me and with everyone that's watching I mean it's amazing and

I'm so happy for you that you've you know finally landed your dream job and

you you're getting paid what you deserve as well and you're moving to your dream

location all these wonderful things yeah yes yeah I'm really excited about

because I live in Ohio right now and oh my god I got the seasonal back to this

order where I get really depressed or no weather and I'm like I told myself

last winter I said I cannot do this again I have to buy an opportunity out

west and and I'm so thankful like I said you announced your course like I was

driving home and I pulled over I'm like I'm getting of course now like I'm going

to Scranton so I just want to say thank you to you because I this program really

helped me to take the necessary steps to to get myself out of this tundra and

into the warm climate and to pursue my career and my personal goals I feel like

you know this opportunity it's gonna be very amazing for me because it's gonna

help me to learn some more essential skills and then build a business I want

to have and maybe meaningful purposeful impact I want to make with hopefully the

world so you know I'm just really thankful and I'm really excited thank

you so much revoir for spending the time with me and with us here today did you

come for those of you who are in a similar situation that shavar was in who

are looking for new opportunities if you're looking for a new position and

you've been applying but you haven't been getting the jobs that you've wanted

time to according to Shavar and to me to try out Top Notch Resume you can head

on over to my website lindaraynier.com/topnotchresume

just read through the success stories you know that your resume is not in the

greatest shape it's time to revamp it and top-notch resume I will

walk you through that whole process step by step as shavar just mentioned so if

you liked this video then please give it a thumbs up subscribe to share it with

your friends thank you so much for watching and I will see you next time

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Bizarre Animal Worship - Duration: 10:23.

Animals have been the companions of humans for the longest times.

Ever since the early man domesticated the first dog, the love between animals and humans

has only grown stronger.

And in some cultures around the world, animals are even seen as deities and are worshipped!

Lets take a look at some of the animals that the world thinks are worth worshipping.

16.

Petsuchos, the Crocodile.

In ancient Egypt, Sobek was a God who lived in the river Nile.

And hence, in order to appease him

they built a temple as the Nile was crucial to Egypt's survival!

The ancient priests believed that Sobek actually lived inside a crocodile

which they name Petsuchos

and even fed it a very rich diet daily with their hands!

And when it died, they chose another croc to replace it!

15.

Tiger.

The animals mentioned in the Chinese Zodiacs are special.

And considering that the tigers are not just a part of that but associated with royalty

and fearlessness throughout Asia, they are more than special.

In fact, China has special villages dedicated to the worship of tigers

and the tigers are also associated with the Hindu Gods Shiva and Durga.

In fact, Nepal has an entire festival dedicated to the tigers.

And if it looks like all of this is just to appease the tigers, well, we are in full support

as these magnificent beasts should never be seen angry!

14.

Rats.

If you are stepping into the temple of Karni Mata in India, be very wary.

Because there are over 2000 rats that live here.

And no, not because they think it is good real estate, but because they are actually

worshipped here.

Rats are supposedly the vehicle for the Indian god Ganesh.

There is also a local legend that says that these rats are actually the ancestors of the

locals reincarnated and thus they are considered holy!

In fact, some devotees even drink and eat the leftovers from the bowls

in which the rats eat and drink to gain blessings!

Hygiene freaks would definitely get a heart attack here!

13.

Penang Snake Temple.

The Buddhist priest Chor Soo Kong was a very holy priest, who even offered shelter to the

most venomous snakes!

And it is said that when a temple was built as a shrine for the priest,

snakes started coming there by themselves

thinking that the priest would still protect them!

So a visit to the temple will actually bring you in close touch with the snakes

and if the signs warn you clearly not to agitate them.

In fact, a vast brazier burns incense in the temple to calm the snakes and it is said that

the snakes have been defanged to protect the visitors!

12.

Juno's geese.

Geese are not the most friendly of animals.

They are known to attack and sound alarms to those who approach them

with their spread wings and honks.

So much so that they are even used as guards sometimes.

This practice actually started in ancient Rome when after a Gaul attack,

the geese in the Juno temple warned the Romans about an impending attack.

The city was saved because of that and since then, the geese were thought of as the protectors

of the city and worshipped as such!

11.

Pigs.

Apparently, the animal which gives us the oh so tasty bacon is considered sacred by many cultures.

Be it the ancient Greeks, Egyptians, Chinese or the Celts, pigs are often worshipped by humans.

They have taken the form of Egyptian Gods which appeared with bristles and watched for storms,

ritualistic animals to appease the Greek Goddess Demeter,

one of the 12 Chinese Zodiac animals and as the Celtic God of swine.

That's a pretty heavy list and considering that they are kind of tasty,

it doesn't surprise us that they are worshipped so much!

10.

Elephants.

Elephants are also one of majorly royal animals.

Not only do they look majestic, they are also a part of many significant stories like the

one from India where the God Ganesh had an elephant's head put on him as a child!

In Thailand, people believe that the white elephant has the soul of a dead person inside

and are revered as such!

And considering that elephants were major weapons of war during ancient times,

it seems like a good idea to worship them!

9.

Bull of Apis.

In Egyptian mythology, there are many Gods which have animal body parts.

But there is one which is entirely bull.

It was the God Apis, who represented eternity and stability, pretty much the whole concept

behind the Egyptian civilization.

Although while the God was eternal, its earthly form was not

and the Egyptians believed that Apis would actually be conceived

when a flash of light struck a cow!

They also believed that it would carry various symbols like a white diamond on the forehead,

a black body and a hairy tale!

Once identified, Apis was carried out on a boat up the Nile where an entire festival

awaited his arrival!

8.

Khokana Goats.

In this small Nepalese town, if you had to choose an animal to be reincarnated as,

goats would probably be the first choice!

They are believed to belong to the Goddess Rudrayani,

and as such are treated with a lot of respect by the locals!

Even if they are standing on the middle of the roads, all commuters swerve around them

because hurting or killing a goat will invite a curse from the Goddess.

Of course, all that changes during the festival of Deopokhari, where a young goat is captured

and thrown into a pond!

And there are men waiting to kill the goat with their hands and teeth in order to be

the one who leads the procession!

7.

Monkeys.

Monkeys are also a part of the Chinese Zodiac animals and as such are treated with a lot of respect!

But that is not the only place where monkeys are worshipped.

In India, one of the major Gods, Hanuman, is supposed to be a monkey and that is why

monkeys are worshipped in India.

In fact, near temples dedicated to Hanuman, it is very common to see a large population

of monkeys as they are fed and respected!

Even some of the Buddhists believe the monkey to be a reincarnation of Buddha!

6.

Snake.

Turns out, India is pretty much the place you should visit if you want to see different

animals being worshipped.

The snake is one of the animals worshipped

and the primary reason is that one of the three primary Gods here,

Shiva, wears a King Cobra around his neck, thus making the snake a holy animal!

So much so that there are festivals like the Nag Panchami

where people actually worship snakes and snake charmers make a killing!

In fact, one woman even decided to marry a snake in India because she thought it was a God!

5.

Bears.

In Eastern Russia there reside a group of people known as the Nivkh.

They practice shamanism and consider the bear to be a very sacred animal.

In fact, such is their dedication that they have a very lengthy ritual to get the blessings

of their ancestors and Gods, who they believe reside in the bear.

They capture a bear at a young age and raise in their village

where it is given the utmost love and care.

Sometimes more than even their own children!

And when it becomes big enough, the bear festival begins.

A feast is laid out for it to enjoy and then the bear is dressed in ceremonial clothes

before being tied to the post on a fozen lake.

The men of the village then gather around and shoot it with arrows until almost dead

and then one of the men is given the honour of killing the bear.

The village then proceeds to eat the bear over several weeks so that the spirits in

the bear might give them prosperity.

Though the spirits might be pretty pissed after all that brutality!

4.

Hoan Kiem Lake Turtle.

According to the legends in Vietnam, once their emperor was crossing the Hoan Kiem lake

when his sword was snatched by a giant turtle and taken underwater.

Since he had been given the sword by a turtle god, he took it as a sign!

So obviously, the turtle became a legend in the area.

And when in 1998, a film crew captured a giant turtle in the lake, it was considered to the

be very same divine one!

Over the next few year, its sightings became more common

and people started preserving the lake to keep the turtle happy.

But in 2016, the turtle was found dead and though the people mourned the loss of a God,

scientists mourned the loss of one of the only 4 yangtze giant softshell turtle left alive!

3.

Wolves.

Wolves are especially sacred to the people of Rome.

According to their legends, the Goddess Luperca, who was a she wolf, raised and nurtured Romulus

and Remus, the brothers who founded Rome.

And they are not the only ones.

The trukish shamans believe that they are the descendants of wolves and they are also

associated with warriors in many cultures.

No wonder then that the wolf is considered to be a sacred animal in many places, though

it also forebodes evil in many other cultures!

2.

Horse.

Horses have been very important to humans for the longest of times.

They have not only served as pack animals, transporting people, driving carriages but

also as war instruments!

And since the Turkish and Indo-European people were particularly known for their horse riding skills,

it is no real surprise that they also worship the horses!

In fact, it is generally believed the Greek god Poseidon was conceived as a horse previously,

though how he took to the water is beyond belief then!

1.

Cow.

Now this is an animal that is perhaps the most worshipped animal in the world.

Also the most eaten, we think!

But in India, eating beef is actually considered a grave slight to the Gods

as the cow is considered to be the mother.

SO much so, that there are people who actually drink cow urine as they think it will give them purity!

Cows are given a free reign in India and there have been instances where cows have created

traffic jams because no one would dare to shoo one away from the middle of the road!

So strong is the belief of the people in India that cows are sacred

that cow slaughter is banned in many states of India

and there have been cases of massive public violence over their slaughter!

So the next time you get a temptation of eating beef in India, do resist the urge till you

are safely away from the cow worshippers!

Have you even taken part in the worship of any animal?

Do let us know in the comments and remember to subscribe to our videos for updates on

our latest videos!

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Stephen Lawrence and the Police Investigation: Stephen: The Murder that Changed a Nation - BBC One - Duration: 3:31.

My son's been murdered and none of these officers, the justice system, the politicians

- nobody cared.

These idiots who have murdered my son had more rights than we did.

People seem to think I may have moved on and I've got over Stephen's death.

I haven't.

122 or 161?

122, man.

If we had known that the bus was going to take so long, the 122 to come, we would have

just jogged it.

If straight ahead of me is 12 o'clock where Stephen's standing, then at 10 o'clock

I remember this group of white boys on the other side of the road shouting.

Run!

Run!

And I just saw this guy strike a downward blow which I thought was a weapon.

Come on Steve!

Come on just keep running!

He wasn't running properly he was running lopsided and he kept saying to me Duwayne,

Duwayne, what's happened to me, what's happened to me.

Just keep running with me!

Come, run with me!

No, Steve, man!

Come on please!

On the Saturday morning when I got in I was made aware that there were phone calls coming

in naming people but not saying how they knew.

Many of the calls were of a similar nature, as if a rumour is going round and people are

phoning in the rumour they've heard.

Obviously information isn't evidence, there is a distinct difference.

The strategy was not to arrest, they were juveniles.

You have to handle juveniles very carefully obviously.

To get them in to simply release them wasn't really making a lot of sense.

We are supposed to have our trust in them and think they're doing a wonderful job.

But that's just a joke, because I don't believe

they're doing a wonderful job.

Them times I was really angry, because of all the stories that you've heard of what

happened to young black men and then you begin to think about had he been white...

They would have surrounded a black community, they would have arrested as many black boys

as they could, and they would not stop until they got the killer.

We brought over Nelson Mandela to energise the white community.

The contrast between the failure of British domestic politicians, and the willingness

of Nelson Mandela to become involved, I think tells its own story.

Getting Mandela on board changed it from a local story to a national story.

More importantly, the next day were the arrests.

I honestly don't believe there was any linkage between Nelson Mandela or anything he

said and timing of the arrests.

Two teenagers accused of murdering the black schoolboy Stephen Lawrence have been

released from custody after the Crown Prosecution Service ruled there was insufficient evidence

against them.

I was so angry.

So so angry.

The killers were still out on the street.

My son had a future, and they'd taken that away and I just feel as if they were laughing

at us.

There was nobody I think that could pacify me.

Nobody could tell me no.

I presume they could but I wouldn't accept it.

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And it was actually a snippet on a social media message board

that I haven't been able to refine since...

... that pointed me into the direction of this paper.

1975, Dr. Joseph Kraft, "Detection of Diabetes Mellitus in Situ"

and it has these patterns.

It's got about 500 oral glucose tolerance tests,

multiple sample, up to five hours.

And it started talking about these patterns.

I'm going, "Yeah, this is what I want.

What else has this researcher done?"

And I found this book.

Ordered it off Amazon and it arrived promptly, very good.

I started reading it and I'm going, "I have more questions about this.

"He's done a sterling job analyzing the insulin response patterns.

But what about the glucose? We can't look at this in isolation."

There's more to the story, it's not just about the insulin.

And the book I had was a second edition 2011.

This is 2013 when I'm reading this

and I'm going, "The photo suggests he's pretty spry.

"Maybe I should write to him.

"Maybe he still has some of his data.

"Maybe he might let me use it.

"But I don't know about that, he seems to be this illustrious person.

And I'm just a down to earth kiwi pharmacist on the other end of the world."

And I'm voicing this to Grant.

And he said, "Write to him, what's the worst that could happen?"

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University of Central Florida - Duration: 2:13.

We are here at the University of Central Florida.

They've been a pioneer at growing their student body while maintaining really great degree

price and very high quality.

And they've done that by adding blended learning, where part of your class hours

are online.

And then fully online, where you don't need to come to the campus at all.

I can work anywhere from 30 to 50 hours in a given week.

I have no set hours, no set days off.

Online classes work for me because I can go at my own pace, do the work whenever I have

the time off from work.

Many of our students here have a lot on their plate.

And they can't always find time to come to campus and take classes in a traditional way

and so, I see online education as making a degree more accessible.

Like I like Math a lot.

We were given the opportunity to take intermediate algebra and college algebra in

the same semester.

With the online, it just got adapted to the way I learned, and like what I knew, and what

I needed to improve on, and how I can improve on it.

It was a huge advantage.

Over 40-percent now, of all credit hours are online or mixed-mode.

They're woven into the fabric at UCF.

Figuring out in the online format how you create a sense of connection, that's where

people have had to be innovative.

And this university's been a leader in experimenting with that.

They put together a Center for Distributed Learning to help the professors to learn about

how to do a good online course.

Some professors are great because of their charisma and their lecturing abilities.

When you translate to an online environment, you actually have a blank canvas to work from

and you have to work really hard to project your personality.

One of the most important parts was being connected with my instructional designer.

I saw myself as the expert in Anthropology, but she is the expert in online teaching and learning.

Getting feedback on what material works, bringing those professors up to speed, it's taken a

lot of years to get these things right.

But now a lot is known about how to do this well, and this university's been a leader in that.

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University of Central Florida - Duration: 2:13.

We are here at the University of Central Florida.

They've been a pioneer at growing their student body while maintaining really great degree

price and very high quality.

And they've done that by adding blended learning, where part of your class hours

are online.

And then fully online, where you don't need to come to the campus at all.

I can work anywhere from 30 to 50 hours in a given week.

I have no set hours, no set days off.

Online classes work for me because I can go at my own pace, do the work whenever I have

the time off from work.

Many of our students here have a lot on their plate.

And they can't always find time to come to campus and take classes in a traditional way

and so, I see online education as making a degree more accessible.

Like I like Math a lot.

We were given the opportunity to take intermediate algebra and college algebra in

the same semester.

With the online, it just got adapted to the way I learned, and like what I knew, and what

I needed to improve on, and how I can improve on it.

It was a huge advantage.

Over 40-percent now, of all credit hours are online or mixed-mode.

They're woven into the fabric at UCF.

Figuring out in the online format how you create a sense of connection, that's where

people have had to be innovative.

And this university's been a leader in experimenting with that.

They put together a Center for Distributed Learning to help the professors to learn about

how to do a good online course.

Some professors are great because of their charisma and their lecturing abilities.

When you translate to an online environment, you actually have a blank canvas to work from

and you have to work really hard to project your personality.

One of the most important parts was being connected with my instructional designer.

I saw myself as the expert in Anthropology, but she is the expert in online teaching and learning.

Getting feedback on what material works, bringing those professors up to speed, it's taken a

lot of years to get these things right.

But now a lot is known about how to do this well, and this university's been a leader in that.

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seanwes tv is back seven days a week

hey it's Sean McCabe with seanwes tv we're coming back so we started the

channel seanwes tv in 2014 did hundreds of videos and then took a

little break well we're coming back as of today we are starting seven days a

week new videos every single day on seanwes tv

so when you look out the window the Sun comes up there's a new video on seanwes

tv I'm thinking we'll probably post 8 a.m. every single day we've actually

been recording I was gonna say 4 weeks but four months now preparing behind the

scenes not just weeks of content which we do have tons of good stuff coming

your way I'm so excited for you to finally see this stuff but also putting

in place systems to keep that up continue making videos every single day

seven days a week so leave a comment below let me know if you want me to go

into that process it's actually pretty cool I've got everything set up

everything streamlined I can just hold up my Apple watch and tell Siri "video

shoot" the camera comes on my monitors come on the lights come on the

microphone comes on I can literally stream straight to YouTube or record

right now actually one of my this is a little tip one of my just ways of

streaming streamlining the workflow is going live to tape so I'm actually

streaming this live to YouTube right now streaming live with the DSLR it's

private so you're not watching it live but that way I don't have to take the

recording bring it into video editing chop it up render it upload it all that

stuff it's just boom there it is on YouTube stream private and then

published on a schedule so really wanted to make it so that I could just step in

front of the camera and deliver a message share a video with you so very

very excited we've got a bunch of shows obviously I've got some one-off videos I

think especially you're gonna like five habit tracker that's coming out soon

it's spent a lot of time on that video but in addition to kind of those shorter

form one-off videos we've got a lot of long-form content as well so like our

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seanwes tv originally and what's been what's been going on with you since I've

been away from YouTube cuz it's been a while you know I haven't done new videos

in a while you might notice my hair is not straight actually actually normally

not straight but I'm just gonna tell you here's here's the deal so my friend

Caleb Wojcik aka DIY video guy great channel check him out he did a video and

he was like what is keeping you from making videos and I was too scared to

leave a comment so I just texted him I said honestly trying to make my hair

decent and not crazy that actually keeps me from doing videos

and you know you look at old videos I've done in years past I just had straight

hair because I felt like it looked a little cleaner but it was like I had to

go through the effort to get ready right and so I've basically redone my routine

of getting ready and I'm just embracing the wavy hair kind of more natural

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so I've streamlined everything I can come in I tell my watch to set up the

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I'm very very excited I feel like I finally overcame that hurdle and it's

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Sebastian Gorka RAINS DOWN HELL on CNN's Anderson Cooper

A newly surfaced clip from last summer is going viral showing former White House advisor

Sebastian Gorka destroy Anderson Cooper on his own show.

The Daily Caller reported that Gorka told Cooper that he's "sad to see CNN fall

to this.

I know you want salacious, sensational coverage for ratings … but that's not media."

Cooper asked Gorka if the White House was in crisis mode after Donald Trump Jr.'s

email chain showed he met with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya in 2016 for opposition

research on former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

"The president is a steam locomotive that will not stop.

It's just fake news," said Gorka.

Desperately trying to deflect, Cooper said, "I'm just going to ignore the insults

because I don't think that really gets us anywhere."

Gorka fired back by bringing up CNN's correction of their James Comey story in June.

CNN had originally said that the former FBI director was going to contradict Trump's

version of events during his senate testimony.

Comey's statements did not contradict Trump and CNN was forced to admit they were mistaken

and update the post.

"That reporting was wrong and we corrected ourselves," said Cooper.

"Unlike the White House which has never corrected itself on anything."

Gorka slammed the media "the fake news industrial complex," and asked Cooper how many minutes

they had wasted on Russia during the interview.

"Are you a TV producer now," asked Cooper.

"You're concerned about how many minutes — Do you have somewhere else to go?"

Unfazed, Gorka slammed CNN's low viewership, saying, "Tucker Carlson get's 4 million

viewers, you barely scratch 800,000."

"Let's let the viewers judge, who decided that you are now 13th place in national ratings

behind 'Nick At Nite' which

is

at 11," said Gorka.

h/t easternreport

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| HB, Sinking Ship - Duration: 2:06.

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