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Van Jones Says Clinton Days Are Over, Centrism Has To Stop - Duration: 3:44.
On the Sunday morning talk shows this past weekend, CNN commentator Van Jones made it
absolutely clear that the Democratic Party has to move beyond the days of Clinton, both
Hillary and Bill Clinton.
Specifically, Van Jones called out the fact that the Clinton Administration and Democratic
policies basically since the Clinton Administration had thrown black people under the bus with
their calls for prison reform, mass incarcerations, and they threw workers under the bus with
NAFTA and other disastrous trade deals, and the Democratic Party's overall embrace of
corporatism since the days of Bill Clinton.
Now, this analysis by Van Jones, not only is it 100% spot on, it's something that the
Democratic Party needs to hear.
It's something that Bernie Sanders hit on again and again during his campaign, and it's
something that a lot of Democrats refuse to acknowledge as reality.
There's too many progressive pundits out there right now saying that we still need to be
a little bit moderate.
We need to work with Republicans, not against them, and here's the kicker, a lot of them
out there are comparing the progressive wing of the Democratic Party to the Tea Party,
saying that they're just as dangerous to the Democratic Party.
Listen, the Democratic Party in the 20th Century became the party of working class America
by fighting against corporate interest and making sure that workers and average citizens
and the underclass were completely taken care of so that they didn't slip further into poverty
or fall into these horrible health crises.
That's what the Democratic Party built.
It began earnestly with FDR and continued on since then until the days of Bill Clinton.
That's when the party shifted a little bit more to the center.
It happened again with Barrack Obama even though he promised us hope and change.
He brought us nothing but liberal corporatism.
That's why the party is in the situation that it is today.
What massive gains has the Democratic Party had since the days of Bill Clinton?
Sure, we elected the first black president, and then what?
Then what happened to American workers, to America in general?
No huge progressive gains as a result of President Obama.
All of the gains that have been made over the last recent years were through voter powered
initiatives at the local and state level.
The Democratic Party needs to take a page out of these local playbooks because those
people actually understand that progressivism wins, progressivism is popular with both Democrats
and Republicans, and when you keep corporations, corporate influence out of it, you can achieve
great things.
That's what Van Jones was talking about, that's what Bernie Sanders has been talking about,
and that's what the entire Democratic Party needs to wake up and realize if they want
to remain relevant in today's political culture.
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Fr. Sophrony giving candies to a child - Duration: 1:45.
He [Fr. Sophrony Sakharov] used to say: "I'm afraid of children."
What was this fear?
"The fear lest I should hurt the child in his fragility, being still in formation…"
And as His Grace Hierotheos recounted, he used to give chocolate and candies to children.
He had his own style: he liked to lift the candy up
and determine the child to jump for it…
When the child got used with this game,
he asked him: "how do you want it, down or up?"
And the child said: "up, up!"
And then he gave it in that way…
And after the child had jumped 2 or 3 times, he let it down, to make it appear like the child actually won it.
He used to say two things:
if a priest gives a candy to a child, this is a lesson of theology,
the beginning of the theological formation of that child.
Second: it is good to perform tricks like this,
so the child knows that if he wants something, he needs to do an effort.
Yes, an effort… But the child liked it…
When he asked him: "how do you want it, down or up?"
The child said: "up, up!"
And this led the child not only to make an effort,
but actually to love this effort...
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If Aristotle Was A Valley Girl - MGTOW - Duration: 2:37.
So, like, all the stuff that you do, and, you know, things that you want, are, like,
you do them, because something good is going to happen.
And because like, people think good things are going to happen, they like, say, that
all the stuff we do we, like, do for good.
But, umm, there are like differences between the stuff that happens when you do one sort
of stuff, and you do other sorts of stuff.
Sometimes, like, when you do something, you only did something, and, you know, other times,
like, you do stuff, and by doing it, you made something.
So, the stuff you made, like, is better than the stuff you do in making it.
So, like, when that bitch Jessica, who is a total slut by the way, makes those stupid
bracelets, umm, those bracelets are, like, better than all that stuff she does to make
them.
But, you know, there are like all sorts of different stuff you can make and do, so, like,
there are like different things you do them for.
But sometimes, there are like, bigger things you want to do, but like you need to do a
lot of little things first, and, you know, the bigger thing is why you do them.
So, oh my God, let tell you, like, when us girls do our hair, and we do our nails, and
go shopping, we do it, to, like, look fabulous.
So, looking fabulous, is like the reason we do all that stuff and so all the other reasons
are, like totally less important than looking fabulous.
Cos like, we do out hair and nails not cos like we want great hair and nails, but, like
totally to look fabulous!
So, the bigger reason, you know, we do stuff for, it like more important than the smaller
reasons we do stuff for.
So being fabulous, is like more important that having awesome hair, even though, you
know, you need awesome hair to look fabulous.
But, if like, we do our hair to look fabulous, then there is like a reason why we want to
look fabulous.
And, duh, there totally is a reason for why we want to look fabulous.
But, like, oh my God, there can't be, like reasons for reasons why we want to look fabulous,
cos like, then we wouldn't like know why we do stuff.
I mean, as if, can you imagine?
So, there totally has got to be a reason we do stuff we do for like no other reason.
And that like, makes total sense, you know?
And that betch Jessica, she was like, "umm, we totally do stuff cos, like, umm, we want
to feel pleasure."
And I was like, umm, whatever betch!
Not even, like you can do stuff, for not like pleasure but like cos you don't want to
be ignorant and stuff.
Cos like, you want to do stuff for pleasure but then like there is a reason why you want
pleasure.
And so, I was like "umm, we do stuff cos we want to be happy" and like, there is
totally no reason why we want to be happy other than like to be happy.
So like, totally, oh my god, we like do everything cos, like we want to be happy.
Like Seriously.
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7 Features That Turn People Off - Duration: 3:59.
Relationships are hard, with one researcher at Stanford finding that more than 60 percent
of relationships don't survive the first year.
But why?
Are you accidentally chasing people away with your behavior?
We spoke to relationship experts to find out the truth behind seven features that turn
people off.
Rudeness
It's common sense that being rude to a date isn't going to get you very far, but being
rude to other people doesn't gain you any points, either.
Jessica Small, a licensed marriage and family therapist and dating coach, says rudeness
to people around you can be a big turnoff to potential partners.
"This can be anything from being rude to a server, to not holding open the door for the
people behind you.
Men especially tend to seek out kindness in their partner as a desirable characteristic
and will turn away from perceived rudeness."
Narcissism
There are few things less appealing than a person who thinks they can do no wrong, so
take the advice of licensed marriage and family therapist Dr. James Huber and, well, just
don't be that person.
"Perhaps it's a reflection of our grow ing love affair with selfies, but people who have
an inflated sense of self-importance and a high need for attention and admiration often
become more infuriating than endearing to others."
Lack of empathy
There's a lot to be said for understanding someone else's feelings, or at least trying
to.
Author and divorce coach Rosalind Sedacca said that "A huge turnoff in most relationships
is a lack of empathy…
Those who don't show empathetic behavior are usually more self-righteous, self-absorbed
and less likely to apologize or take responsibility for their behavior.
They make for more difficult relationship partners and demonstrate less emotional maturity
as well."
"We're not communicating!"
"I don't even know what you're saying right now."
Emotional instability
Many people say they're looking for someone who isn't afraid to show their emotions, but
licensed psychologist Dr. Iris Pachler says too much emotion can be a problem, too.
She names emotional instability as a trait that quickly turns many people off.
"Emotional instability is usually displayed as an intense emotional experience, followed
by behavior that leads to interpersonal issues, such as lashing out verbally, physically,
or through manipulations.
Such dramatic displays can feel controlling and push people away."
Being a bore
It's not always easy to find things to say on a date, especially if you're nervous.
But clamping down and not being a part of the conversation can be just as bad according
to licensed marriage and family therapist and dating coach Jessica Small.
"Answering questions with one to two words or not being willing to share some of the
exciting or adventurous things you've done in your life can create a perception of 'nice
but boring.
It's important to make a memorable impression on your dates by giving enough information
so the other person has some understanding of who you are and what you like to do."
Not being attentive
That cellphone that's always in your hand may be the reason you haven't your perfect
match, says April Davis, owner and founder of LUMA.
"This may seem like a no-brainer, but in today's world of mobile devices, constant technology
distractions, and short attention spans, I meet many people that would like to find love
that can't seem to live in the moment.
Being present and attentive is the easiest, most sure-fire way for people to find you
attractive.
Learn to listen, make eye-contact, and ask questions!
If someone can visibly see that you are interested in them, they are much more likely to reciprocate."
Not being appreciative
"Thank you" is a phrase that many seem to take for granted, but the words are important
according to Blue Pearl Therapeutic founder Gabriela Galvan de Antillon.
"One feature that turns partners off is when they feel unappreciated by their loved one.
That all the acts they do are looked over, or are now just expected as standard without
some recognition."
It doesn't take much to show appreciation, but even a little bit can go a long way.
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Skype Counseling Therapy Service - Duration: 3:54.
Skype Counseling Therapy Service 010417.mp4
Welcome.
My name is Peter Strong and I'm a professional online therapist specializing in mindfulness
therapy.
This Skype therapy counseling service is really designed to help you work with your emotions
using techniques of mindfulness therapy that I developed many years ago now and that I
talk about in my book "The Path of Mindfulness Meditation.
Mindfulness therapy is immensely effective, especially for anxiety and for depression,
as well, where the principle cause of the emotion is reactive thinking.
It's habitual reactive thinking or rumination that simply feeds the anxiety or depression
in the same way that throwing wood on a fire feeds the fire and prevents the fire from
burning itself out.
So reactive thinking is one of the principal things we must change if we want to get over
anxiety or depression we do this by building a relationship with our emotions.
We learn to meditate on our anxiety or depression or any other emotion for that matter.
We build a relationship in which we cultivate consciousness, conscious awareness, so that
we stay conscious and are able to prevent the mind from becoming overwhelmed by the
reactive thinking.
We can see thoughts without becoming lost in those thoughts.
This requires training that will not happen automatically but it will happen if we make
the choice to train ourselves to remain independent in relationship to our thoughts.
So this is a very important part of mindfulness therapy that I offer during these Skype counseling
therapy sessions.
We learn how to sit with our emotions.
This prevents them growing, essentially, it prevents the emotions feeding in the same
way that that fire fed when we put more fuel onto it.
If we stop feeding our anxiety or depression with reactive thinking then those emotions
will begin to subside and burn themselves out.
And in then this way we are actually creating a new pathway in the brain through which those
emotions gradually lose strength and resolve themselves.
So reactivity simply strengthens the emotions, but non-reactivity activity weakens the emotions
and allows them to dissipate and diffuse.
If you want to learn more about the Skype counseling therapy service that I offer simply
go to my website and then EMAIL ME and we can schedule a Skype therapy session.
Thank you.
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No. 80 | 3 Creepy TRUE Stories | Slumlocker - Duration: 12:03.
so this happened when I was about nine
or ten probably nine
this isn't relevant but i'm a girl I
thought nothing of it at the time and
only really realize the creepiness year
later for context my neighborhood back
then was pretty safe
it still is and we have a security alarm
but only left it on that night
I've gotten home from school and had
spent an hour or so on my computer so
whats around three or four pm and I was
home alone
my dad was at work my mom and my brother
were grocery shopping the desk that had
the laptop was next to an arc way which
led to the dining room which had a wine
rack which my siblings and I never
touched hearing we somehow break the
wine bottles and a wardrobe / cabinet
thing which had other alcohol in it and
Vulcan sake which my siblings and I also
never touch since we thought alcohol
with gross the cabinet wardrobe thing
was right next to the art way closer to
the laptop so i was playing on a laptop
and glanced at the dining room and
noticed the wardrobe cabinet door is
wide open
I think nothing of it until I glanced at
it again looked down and noticed a pair
of bare feet the cabinet door closes at
a woman of standing there mentally
twenties and I distinctly remember her
looking pretty and she had reddish hair
she notices me and looking and smiles at
me and stops rummaging through the
cabinet i had just gotten the puppy who
was very fluffy and adorable and social
when she stopped I notice she's holding
my puppy saying how cute he is and how
she wishes she had a dog i agree with
her and then I
are you one of my mom's friends because
sometimes they babysat my siblings and I
she responds no while cooling over my
puppy
there's a silence that she puts him down
and wanders over to me and lays down she
walks away and I continuously follower
and notice
add the steps at the door she was using
the leave for several bottles of
different alcoholic drinks
I thought that was weird but since I
really went to the cabinet I didn't
recognize the bottles hours i thought
that was weird and one back to playing
on the computer
my moment brothers come back and my mom
asked me how my day was
and I tell her about the lady my mom
kind of freezes trying not to freak out
i think I didn't tell it the lady took
anything because I didn't know the stuff
was ours
she is how she got in and I tell my mom
that I think she got into our garage
door because that's how she left i
mentioned she had some alcohol bottles
with her my mom which to me at the time
was acting weird tells me with a serious
freaked out look on her face to lock the
garage door next time and don't let
strangers in etcetera
she knew i didn't let the lady in but I
guess she was freaked out that someone
was in her house with her kid later like
a few days my mom tells me who the lady
was apparently our next-door neighbor
have a 20 something-year-old alcoholic
daughter and she came to them asking for
alcohol and money and they said no she
came into our house to get her fix a
year or so later when someone was asking
me about my dog suddenly thought about
that and got freaked out about how
easily she could have taken from me
this happened 1971 or 1972 my mom was
about 14 or 15 years old
the incident occurred in a heavily
wooded area near montebello Alabama
close to Birmingham my mother is the
oldest of five children she has three
sisters and a brother who is the plot
baby of the family all weekend in the
cooler months of the fall
my grandfather decided to take the whole
family my grandmother my grandmother and
all my aunts and uncles so seven people
total into the woods for target practice
with a rifle a mother grew up quite poor
and they didn't always live in the best
neighborhoods so my grandfather want to
teach the kids how to defend themselves
with the rifle if need be
like I said it was later in the fall so
the trees repair in there were lots of
leaves on the ground the wooded area was
just offered their road so this is was a
fairly rural area they weren't since it
was so far off the beaten path
my grandfather became startled when he
heard the war of a car engine so deep in
the woods my mom remembers the car as
being a blue ford galaxie despite the
fact that my grandfather had a gun he
totally freaked out and told my grandma
and the kids to hide under a pile of
leaves in the woods he had with them
the man in the driver's seat gato drag
the woman's body out of the car and just
dumped her there in the woods and drove
away at my grandfather was sure the man
had gone everyone came out of hiding and
the woman setup stared them straight in
the face
my grandfather asked the woman if she
needed help she said no she would be
fine
she didn't seem to be injured or
obviously didn't help
she hadn't put up a fight with the man
when he dragged her out of the car she
must have known him so my grandfather
cut the shooting lesson short and
decided to rush the kids home to safety
well on the trail back to the dirt road
for my grandfather had parked the car
they passed the man in the blue for
galaxy driving into the woods
my mom looked over and notice that he
had a huge machete laying across the
front seat right beside him
my grandfather made sure that the man
could see that he was carrying a rifle
but everyone was careful not to give
away what they had just seen the manse
struck up some small talk with my
grandfather asked him how he was doing
what they were doing out in the woods
my grandfather explain them we had just
taken the family out for some target
practice with the rifle
the man told them to have a nice day and
continue driving the next day my
grandfather went back out to that spot
in the woods there was not a body there
however he did find the woman's wake her
purse or Kleenex and a pair of guy
glasses he collected the items and took
them home according to my grandfather
that area of the woods was known for
having shallow graves and being a
dumping site for bodies weather became
hysterical when he walked into the door
carrying that stuff she started
screaming he killed that lady he killed
that lady my grandfather ended up taking
the item to the police station but my
mom doesn't think anything ever came of
it
she never heard anything else about it
after that well she did hear one thing
about it I guess
early the next morning my grandmother
called my mom when she arrived at work
just before the kids left for school she
told them not to take the bus that day
that she will come home and pick them up
and drive them to school my mom asks why
my grandmother said because that car is
waiting for you at the bus stop
about two months ago me and my friend
run a coach back to our hometown
actually she came with me to London to
look at the University our coach ends up
being delayed so on a late one evening
at about 945pm you look pretty tired
after getting up at 5am to get to London
so she asked the man behind her if she
can recline your seat a bit as there was
no one in the seat next to him and he
agrees we both fall asleep sort of on
the coach and suddenly she wakes up
panicking
she tells me that the guy behind keeps
filling up her back through the cap made
by her reclining chair I told her my
half a sleep state he probably did it by
accident and to go back to sleep
about 20 minutes later she's repeatedly
whispering my name to get my attention
straightaway look at the gap between our
two seeds and his hand is there i put my
head in the gap and stared at this dude
dead in the eye and made it clear not to
touch her again and then put her seat
forward position myself so I was
covering the gap between the seat now
i'm wide awake as he was sat in the seat
directly behind me and it was dark
outside
i was able to see his body in the
reflection of the window without seeing
his face meaning he couldn't see me
watching him i said to him for about 20
minutes before thinking he would have
got the picture by now I turned and put
some music on and get my friend the
headphone so she feels better
sometime later I feel a pull on my seat
straightaway look at the reflection and
see this too is holding on to my seat
and is peering over the top of it
I leaned forward and he catches me my
eye in the window he sat down straight
away and tried to style it out
pretending he was adjusting the overhead
aircon I put my head between the gap is
stare at him for about 20 seconds so he
knows not to try anything again at this
point my friend is getting really
stressed and upset I talking loud enough
for him to hear and reassure him that I
won't let him do anything again put
myself back covering the cap
about 20 minutes later she freaks out
again she starts shouting at this man
and i see that he has moved seats and
has put his hand on the outside of two
seats this time I'm not having it
anymore and turn around and tell him to
leave my friend the fuck alone raising
my voice he just leaned back and
pretended to be asleep unfortunately
some guys on the coach were drunk or
being loud so no one heard shouting
towel for help about another hour into
the journey we all had to get off the
coach because of a mix-up and get a taxi
back to our hometown we stand up and get
off the coach away after staring at the
man and making sure he wasn't behind us
we told the coach driver when it
happened and requested he didn't put us
on a coach with him but the man had gone
at this point i ended up getting a taxi
back with one of the drunk eyes on the
coach and his girlfriend both of which I
knew small world
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[Subbed] Bleach Musical Backstage - Dark of the Bleeding Moon Special Disc Part 2/2 - Duration: 9:39.
In that case, I was always late for school.
Alright, I should get going.
>Be careful on your way to school!
Here I go..!
>Stay safe.
YESH!
>Stay safe.
Hello.
Portraying Kuchiki Byakuya, I'm Hayashi Shuuji.
Or as most of you prefer to call me by.."Osamu-chan".
I have a younger sister. Thank you for calling her by her beautiful name, Rukia.
>Eh? But aren't you being called "leaf beetle" nowadays?
Indeed. I've been called "Leaf Beetle Osamu" recently.
Seriously, my name is Hayashi Shuuji.
Address me by my proper name, for I wish to present a serious and dignified Kuchiki Byakuya for everyone.
Thank you for your understanding.
Osamu-chan, it's time. Let's go, let's go!
Oh, right, okay!
Ahh, I forget to wear my pants.
Was that alright to be filmed?!
For tonight, let's welcome Tachibana-san, who has always taken great care of me.
And Katou-san, who couldn't win a fight even once against my Zangetsu.
What kind of lousy introduction was that!
As introduced so graciously,
I'm Tachibana "Bani".
I've been thinking long and hard over what to say for tonight,
thus, I wasn't paying much attention to my dancing just now.
And upon seeing my wrong dance step, Katou-kun said to me,
"I saw that."
"Bani,"
"I know I'm good, but stop copying me."
Please continue to guide me!
Hello, everyone. As introduced so graciously,
I'm Katou Manabu. Please take guidance of me.
Wait, don't grow silent just like that..
Osaka's...
everyone.
I'm speechless.
Anyway, how was our performance?
>What has that got to do with you?
How was my performance?
>Alright, that's enough! That's enough!
Thank you very much!
Yonba-san, Shinohara-san, and Yoshi-san, please!
As introduced, I'm Shinohara.
Thank you very much.
I had much anxiety before tonight's performance,
but I'm glad it all went well,
with the help of a superb crew and a wonderful audience.
Even if things seem hard, they'll still turn out fine.
>Be careful of the mic! Don't break the mic! The mic's in the way!
Well, that kind of feeling, you know? Just as Katou Manabu says, "If you strive to have fun, nothing can remain a hassle."
I wish to live to that.
Thank you once again.
Today, on the way to becoming a star,
I have made my debut.
Thank you for all your support thus far, and in the future.
Working with the Bleach cast members, I could clearly observe "teamwork",
and learn first-hand how positive it could influence a working environment.
I am really happy and honoured to be able to be part of this production, working with such colleagues.
Thank you so much.
First time meeting you. I'm Iwashita.
Well, I've heard Osaka is densely populated, but upon seeing such a big audience tonight,
I estimate there must be at least 120 millions people here.
>How could that have fit in here!
Well, but it feels about right.
I am very grateful that each and every one of you has come.
Next, we'll be going over to Tokyo.
Please feel free to come watch our performances more than once.
Thank you very much.
A really honest and disciplined worker,
practicing more than everyone else since the very first of days,
and always punctual,
Saito Kumiko-san!
Please take the stage!
I'm Saito Kumiko, playing the role of Hinamori Momo.
I'm really grateful to all the staff, audience, and cast members for the support they've given me.
It's boring to hear me talking.
So, today, let's invite Aizen-taichou to say something interesting instead!
>Mind you, if it's not interesting, we'll beat you up.
>Well, after all, Momo has especially recommended you!
>I mean, this is all an act, right? You must have surely heard of this.
..I'm sorry, but I didn't know about this.
>Come on! You can do it!
..Wait, wait. What am I supposed to do?!
>Please do your best!
Okay.
>Maybe we should change to another person.
Interesting things to say..?
Urm..
I've got nothing.
..I apologize.
Let's welcome Ookuchi Kengo-san!
Please take the stage!
Hello.
Thank you for coming here tonight.
Tomorrow will be our last performance here,
but in any case, I wish to work to my best till the very end.
Please support our efforts.
Also,
regarding last night,
caught in surprise,
I was approached by my Vice-Captain, but was unable to say anything interesting.
This time round,
I've come back with a sweet revenge.
Hinamori-kun.
Bring my sake.
Alright!
Here it is.
Thank you.
Refill.
Right away!
To rewind after a day of work,
this is da stuff!
Please remember to heed your health though!
What an amicable pair, aren't they?
>Please guide me well!
>You too! Please guide us well! Look forward to working with you!
Tsuchi! Tsuchi! Tsuchi! (Tsuchiya's shortened name)
Tsuchi! Tsuchi!
You can't still be sleeping!
>Oh, you're still here? We're starting soon.
>Oh my, oh my..
>Tuti!
>It's Tsuchiya-san. He isn't ready yet.
>That can't be right.
>Tsuchiya-san, are you coming along?
>We're really starting soon.
>How long more do we have?
>15 more minutes!
>Tuti, you're slow.
>Please hurry up. Only 5 more minutes.
>Wait, only 5 more minutes?! This is bad. He just woke up!
>You must go up like this now!
>This is bad. This is bad. Let's hurry!
Oh, come on, hurry up and take off your jacket already and change!
>Do we only have 5 more minutes?
>Faster! Faster!
Please..
leave me alone. =.=
Yay, we scared him for a moment!
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LTW Custom Cosmetics - Duration: 4:05.
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YOUR PHOTOS
AND WE WILL SHARE THEM ON AIR ON
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LAURA: CUSTOM-MADE COSMETICS
.
LADIES, IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU.
WHAT IS A
-- WHAT A FANTASTIC
IDEA -- CUSTOM LIVES THAT.
TELL US WHY SOMEONE MIGHT NEED
CUSTOM LIPSTICK?
WHO DOES NOT LIKE WEARING
SOMETHING THAT HAS BEEN
ESPECIALLY MADE FOR THEM?
THE MAIN REASON IS FOR PEOPLE
CANNOT SEEM TO FIND THE RIGHT
SHADE FOR THEMSELVES.
EVEN WITH READY-MADE SHAPES,
THEY CAN FIND THEY ARE WEARING
THE WRONG COLORS.
YOU CAN LOOK EITHER OVERDONE OR
UNDER THE.
-- UNDERDONE.
PEOPLE COME IN TELLING ME THEY
CANNOT SEEM TO EVER FIND THE
RIGHT SHADE OF RED LIPSTICK, SO
THEY COME IN AND WE SORT THEM
OUT.
LAURA: AND YOU'RE DIFFERENT KIND
OF FLAVORS AND ADDITIVES.
YES, WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF
ADDITIVES FROM CHERRIES TO
CRUMBLE A -- CREME
BRULEE AND
MORE.
LAURA: HOW DO WE BEGIN?
I WILL MAKE A REAL SIMPLE ONE
HERE.
THIS IS A KIND OF
PIGMENT THAT
GOES INTO THE BASE.
YOU HAD YOUR PEARLS OR YOUR
FROST.
EVERYTHING HAS TO BE VERY MUCH
MEASURED OUT, BECAUSE IF YOU PUT
INTO MUCH -- YOUR LIPSTICK CAN
BREAK.
YOU HAVE TO KNOW
WHAT HAPPENS
WHEN YOU MIX TWO DIFFERENT
COLORS.
GENERALLY, THIS IS A RATHER
SIMPLE ONE WE ARE GOING TO DO.
MOST OF MINE HAVE A LOT OF
DIFFERENT PIGMENTS.
LAURA: WOW.
AND YOU HAVE DONE THIS FOR SOME
PRETTY BIG NAMES?
YES, YES I HAVE.
LAURA: HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN A
MAKEUP ARTIST?
30 YEARS.
I STARTED WHEN I WAS FOUR YEARS
OLD.
LAURA: WOW, THIS IS COMING OUT
VERY NICELY.
AS THAT YOU TRAVEL WITH A
MICROWAVE?
NOT ALL THE TIME.
JUST SPECIAL OCCASIONS.
FOR A LITTLE FUN, WE WILL ADD
SOME SPARKLE.
LAURA: DOES THE GLITTER
ACTUALLY, OUT ON YOUR LIPS?
IT CAN DEPENDING ON HOW MUCH
YOU --
LAURA: YOU WANT TO GET A SHOT OF
THIS ONE CALLED "RUBY SLIPPERS."
IT IS JUST FABULOUS.
OK, WE SCOOP IT UP AND PUT IT
INTO THE BASE.
IT GETS A LITTLE LIQUIDY AND
MELTS IN THE MICROWAVE.
I HAVE TO DO THIS FOR MATCHING
LIP GLOSS AS WELL.
LAURA: YOU DO NEED THAT.
ALL RIGHT, SO THAT IS LIQUID.
IT COMES OUT AND YOU POURED INTO
THE MOLD.
-- PORT IT INTO THE MOLD?
YES, WE POUR I
T INTO THE
MOLD.
LAURA: AND THIS IS WHERE IT
TAKES IT SHAPE?
YES.
LAURA: AND THIS ONE IS CALLED
TERESA?
THAT IS FANTASTIC.
YES, YOU CAN NAME IT.
I DO HAVE SOME READY-MADE SHAPES
ALREADY ON THE WEBSITE.
LAURA: I LOVE THE CASE BY THE
WAY.
HOW CAN WE GET A HOLD OF YOU?
THE BEST WAY TO GET A HOLD OF
ME IS ON MY WEBSITE.
I DO CUSTOM-MADE
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Working in the Theatre: School of Rock - Duration: 15:02.
[music]
If you want to perform, you gotta follow these rules; you have to practice a lot, because
without practice you can't really go far.
You cannot look out into the audience, it's tempting, but you cannot do it because then
the audience feels kind of weird.
Plus, they're not in the scene.
Third, you have to build up your self confidence before you go onto the stage.
Even if you're playing somebody timid, like Lawrence, it takes a lot of guts to project still.
You can't whisper everything, or else the audience won't understand anything that you're saying.
[Over speaker system] Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, or evening, which it is.
It's seven o'clock, this is your half hour call.
At this evening's performance...
[continues]
[chatter]
I started off playing with my ukulele at an audition, and then they're like, "Oh, cool, great.
Bring your bass next time." and I'm like, I don't really play the bass, this must
be a mistake.
And then my dad's like, "Oh, maybe we should go to Guitar Center.
It's a good excuse to get a bass."
And then I learned Teacher's Pet for the next audition, then I kept getting callbacks
and then I got the role.
I had to send in a video audition because they wanted me to come out here in three days
and I'm from Portland, Oregon, so that was kind of hard.
And then after that for my two callbacks I had to fly out for both of them and we did
dance calls and singing calls.
[chatter]
[vocal warm-ups]
For my ninth birthday, my dad finally got me a singing lesson; I've always begged
him for it.
I actually auditioned for the original cast, didn't make it in then, but then I got a
manager and got a little older and I auditioned, not too long ago, actually.
[vocal warm-ups]
When I started with musical theatre, I found out that I wasn't very good at dancing and
acting, so I took lessons appropriate to my weaknesses.
[show lyrics]
Thank you, young rockers!
The first time I ever played on a stage, it was for my class at lunch.
They had a talent show and I just went on and I never had stage fright.
And now, instead of at a lunch meeting, I'm playing in front of fifteen hundred people
and it feels the same.
I just pray to God before I go on stage and I don't think about the audience because
the audience isn't really there right now when we're performing, it's just us in the classroom.
You're just kind of in the moment and if I'm in another role, if I'm a different
person, I feel like I'm not nervous.
When I get on stage, I feel this thing called "the rush", which is the excitement and
the fear mixed up together that creates this magical sensation in your body,
which makes it feel like play time.
Because it's what you love.
My routine every day is I get up, go to the shower, go to Starbucks, get my tea for my
voice and then I'll come to tutoring or I'll go to school and then after that I
do the show and then after that, I'll practice my guitar and go to sleep.
It's basically eat, music, sleep, repeat.
A lot of the kids are home schooled, a lot of the kids go to brick and mortar school,
so it really depends on the kid.
Right now I'm home schooling but a lot of kids are doing online school or going to school
so we're all on different schedules.
My mom works at the middle school and she's sending me the work that they're doing in
class and I just do it at home.
I go to a brick and mortar school on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays but on Wednesdays,
we have an earlier show so we come here to do our work with our tutors.
For every day of school they miss, they're required to do three hours of schooling.
They come in to school for three hours and then go right to the theatre.
In rehearsal, sometimes it's crazy because they have to rehearse all day; they have a
day of rehearsal and we have to fit school in.
So sometimes they'll do an hour of school, two hours of rehearsal, take a lunch, then
an hour of school, then two hours of rehearsal.
The good thing about most of these kids is they're very good individual workers and
they understand that part of their job is school.
If they don't do the school part, they can't do the Broadway part.
It's illegal.
The difference between going to a real school and what I do now, just doing work at home;
it's a lot different because I don't need to wake up at a certain time, which is awesome
but also, I'm not around other kids, which is sometimes really weird.
I'd rather go to regular school.
You actually have your friends there; like I'm just by myself, just doing my work.
At my old school, since I was in elementary, we got to do recess and I'd hang out with
them all the time but it's different now.
These kids are very much forced to be adults, even though they're kids.
So they have a lot of responsibility, so we really try to make sure that they can connect
with kids their own age and relate to each other about how it is to do this kind of stuff
together.
Before I moved here, I lived in California and it's a big change from the beach to
a big, busy city.
I also left my mom, brother and sister back in California.
I'm living here with my dad so I was nervous about that, but I did it.
My mom and my other two little sisters are back home in Oregon 'cause they still have
to do school and my mom has work, so my dad and I are here right now.
But I miss them all the time, they miss me.
But we FaceTime every day and my family's really cool about it.
When I got involved in this job, Joann Hunter asked me to be the assistant dance captain,
and I don't have actually any formal dance training.
She asked me primarily because of the children and making sure they know I'm someone they
can go to if they need anything on stage, off stage, it doesn't matter.
I'm there for them.
[chatter]
They are in an age group where they're really in the epicenter of growing up, so they're
curious, they're sometimes confused and it feels so rewarding to ever be able to answer
any of their questions.
[dance instructions]
They bring such a fresh energy every single day; it's like you never really know what
you're going to get.
There's just this energy in the building that they put off that is so exciting.
[All shouting] Five, six, here we go!
As an adult, we have a totally different life.
We have to put most of the money that we make away in different places and pay bills and
that kind of thing.
These children have no concept of that.
They're not there for the money.
I don't even think of it as work, really.
I love doing it every day so I don't think of it as oh, I'm going to work.
I think of it like, yay!
Going to work!
Another day to just jump around on stage!
[dance instruction]
It's so cool to be on a stage and all of your thoughts clear, you don't have to worry
about school or anything you have in the real world.
You're just in this moment.
[dance instruction]
The most fun part of the day is, well, there's two times.
Walking in front of the theater and seeing my picture up just makes my heart melt every
time I see it and after the show when I walk out and I'm doing signatures; that was once
me in that line, waiting to get signatures and now I'm the one giving out the signatures.
A lot of the kids either get too tall or they outgrow the part.
I'm leaving in November.
It's very hard to do eight shows a week but I've had such a fun time.
It's been a great experience for me, hanging out with these awesome kids every day and
I feel like I've made life-long friends.
[Ensemble singing] When the world has screwed you and crushed you in its fist, when the
way you're treated has got you good and pissed; there's been one solution, since
the world began!
Don't just sit and take it!
Stick it to the man!
That movie, School of Rock, made me play guitar.
I've never been an actor, but now I am and they taught me how to sing better and act better.
And maybe, who knows?
Maybe I'll be a Broadway star one day.
[Ensemble singing] Rant and rave and scream and shout and stick your middle finger out!
And wreck your room and rip your jeans and show 'em what rebellion means!
[Singing] Why march in someone else's caravan?
Especially those you're so much cooler than?
[Ensemble singing] Stick it to the man!
Stick it to the man!
Stick it to the man!
Stick it to the man!
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Jolly LLB 2-Go Pagal (Translation-English, Serbian) - Duration: 2:20.
You shoot me with the gun of the eyes
It's such a poison that kills slowly
You shoot me with the gun of the eyes
It's such a poison that kills slowly
I want to fill the pump with your colour and drench you
Let your cheeks become red, because baby, it's Holi today
Go crazy! It's Holi!
Drenched in water, you look lovely, in colors, you look crazy
I'm crazy for you, you take my peace away
Let the bhang have its effect, let the chaos increase
It won't be of any use to get angry, it's Holi
Go crazy, why are you making me so crazy?
Get a pair of water goggles, you won't get a towel today
There is the whole group with me, don't be all innocent now
I've opened the bottle, because baby, it's Holi today.
Go crazy! It's Holi!
I'll pour water on your plans
I'll not let your wilfulness continue, don't trouble me anymore, don't follow me
Don't be all around me like a bumblebee, now stop this mischief
It's Holi!
Go crazy! It's Holi!
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Stop Jeff Sessions From Becoming U.S. Attorney General | #StopSessions - Duration: 2:06.
Mr. Sessions is a throwback to a shameful era,
which I know both black and White Americans
thought was in our past.
America incarcerates more people than any other country on Earth.
57% of those arrested on drug charges
are Black or Latino,
even though White people use and sell drugs at the same rate, or even higher than people of color.
We have to do everything we can to stop Sessions.
Jeff Sessions represents my state, Alabama,
where more than 31 percent of all black people
are denied the right to vote.
Jeff Sessions was fine
with the terrorist hate group The KKK
until he learned that they smoke pot.
I may have said something like that.
Send that message with clarity
that good people don't smoke marijuana!
Marijuana is a leading cause of deportation.
My father was a legal, taxpaying resident
who was deported. Jeff Sessions will destroy more families.
I have an 18-year-old son
who plays the trumpet and loves math.
It's not fair that I have to worry about his life
every single day because he's a young black man
who is a stop-and-frisk target.
Jeff Sessions is one of the
scariest possibilities that I was afraid of.
Jeff Sessions wants to ramp up the drug war
that costs us $50 billion a year,
and yet most Americans believe that it has failed.
He is, I believe, a disgrace
to the Justice Department and he should
withdraw his nomination and resign his position.
Jeff Sessions is simply unfit.
If you believe in fairness,
if you believe in due process,
if you believe in our constitution,
you must join me in the fight to stop Sessions.
He's been wrong on the drug war,
he's been wrong on criminal justice,
he's been wrong on civil rights and liberties,
and he's wrong on America.
I'm too young to vote,
so I need you to speak for me.
Please Stop Jeff Sessions.
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New Giant Box Dinotrux Surprise Toys Dreamworks Dinosaur Trucks Unboxing Top 10 - Duration: 8:43.
Wow guys today we have a giant box of
New Giant Box Dinotrux Surprise Toys Dreamworks Dinosaur Trucks Unboxing Top 10
these are all our new toys I am box if
you do want to see the unboxing and
dinosaur battles and a lot of fun stuff
go to the playlist at the end of this
video i will have dinotrux playlist
ok let's see what's in here ok the first
time we have is a giant talking rolling
sky
yeah so if you push her she lifts her
head and make different sounds up
and she also roles and she's a lot of
fun and then the next one is talking
Boozer off here
cool is there and then we have a giant
talking garbey if you are you load balls
into its mouth here and when you pull up
the back and shoot the balls out the
back side one in this was a lot of fun
and then of course there best one huge
fucking time rocks toy when you push it
besides the down reading all coming
through
roars I can get eyes light up
let's get building means tie rocks but
you go because I and he has a giant
swinging here so this guy through and
then we have a giant's kya off playset
this 1i has a working
look here that goes up and down her
mouth opens and closes you could leave
her former to create a ramp for the dyno
truck choice to go flying down flying up
into the air so this set is a lot of one
and then we have a talking shadow time
my way
Raptors can't stand those guys
match the brain power
this one has like God like a claw on the
back you can use fixed up off and then
them up down here so this guy's and then
we have a giant destructs place that if
you do it on certain models time is
multiple snap i got me
we have a talking toy trucks puppet tie
rocks job help we got a giant talking
rabbit with this spinning bit up here
you can change out to different bits and
he has a tape measure ton i want another
talking tie rocks play with
got a big rolling tun tun if you roll
him his back of the Don and his head
also pull back
destructor you can pull it back he'll
run and also his mouth up and down i
also have reviews of all their story
sets and all da dr gasps figures
let's see who we've got ok first we got
the diecast garbey diecast tun tun we've
got a big diecast tie rocks another
smaller diecast my rocks and still
another diecast I rocks
we've got to die cast destructs
and then we have two more diecast tie
rocks figures so we actually have five
on diecast tie rocks fingers
some are different this was a really
nice shiny ones that came with one set
and then we have a diecast sky
we've got a diecast dozer diecast
rolling on diecast tun tun we've got
looks like four diecast rabbits another
diecast on so we got two of those toward
tool we've got three diecast or tools
the reason i have so many doubles and
triples is some of these come in sets so
that is pretty cool and then a scrap
grandpa dactyl why actually this is a I
believe this is scott tactical apologize
this is scrapping dactyl so this guy is
really cool in we've got three Raptors
here this one actually rolls and then we
have diecast wall though and the couple
other are miscellaneous diecast so you
can see here i got a huge file these are
all my diecast dinotrux figures so I got
a lot of them besides the big so like i
said if you go to
in this video I've got full reviews of
all of these unboxing them and also fun
story lines where they have to protect
themselves drastic world dinosaurs and
it's a lot of fun
yeah that was a lot of fun and if you
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How to get rid of hangover - How to get rid of hangover fast- hangover cure - Duration: 4:31.
How to Get Rid of a Hangover?
"I will never drink again!" is a common phrase heard after someone wakes up after a night
of drinking with a hammering headache and a stomach rolling around like a sneaker in
a washing machine.
Alcohol is a diuretic, which means that it removes liquids from the body.
It is the resulting dehydration that causes most your horrible hangover symptoms.
1.
Drink plenty of water to Get Rid of a Hangover.
The dehydration caused by alcohol consumption needs to be tackled if you are to get rid
of your hangover.
The most straightforward way to re-hydrate yourself is simply by drinking lots of water
when you wake up.
Drinking bland fluids that are easy on your digestive system will help you replace lost
liquid without irritating your stomach.
2.
Drink an isotonic sports drink.
As well as water, an isotonic sports drink can be a very effective way to replace fluids
and give you some much-needed energy.
These drinks contain carbohydrates that release energy slowly, helping you pick up as the
day goes on.
3.
Drink fruit juice to Get Rid of a Hangover.
Another good thing to drink is fresh fruit juice.
The vitamins and minerals will give you a boost.
Fruit juices are generally high in fructose, which is sugar that affects your energy as
well as the functioning of your liver.
4.
Drink ginger tea to Get Rid of a Hangover.
Drinking ginger tea can help to suppress nausea and vomiting.
It is often drunk by pregnant women to help with morning sickness and the same principle
applies for a hangover.
One option is to boil 10-12 pieces of fresh ginger root in about four cups of water and
add the juice of one orange, half a lemon and half cup of honey.
5.
Avoid caffeinated drinks.
Just as you are drinking water and juice to help rehydrate yourself, drinking a lot of
caffeinated drinks, such as coffee, can make you more dehydrated rather than less.
Caffeine also narrows your blood vessels and raises your blood pressure, which can also
exaggerate your hangover symptoms.
6.
Eat some eggs.
Eggs are an excellent thing to eat to combat a hangover.
They contain an amino acid called cysteine, which your body will be very happy to receive
after a bout of drinking.
Cysteine works to break down the toxins that make you feel unwell after drinking.
By helping cleanse your body of these leftover toxins, eggs can help you to feel better,
rejuvenated, and more energized.
7.
Eat food rich in potassium.
When you are drinking you will find yourself making regular trips to the bathroom, due
to the fact that alcohol's a diuretic.
When you are urinating a lot you will lose more potassium than normal.
Lower potassium levels contribute to tiredness, nausea and weak limbs, all symptoms of a hangover.
To tackle this eat foods that are good sources of potassium.
8.
Go back to bed to Get Rid of a Hangover.
Simply put, sleep is the best way to deal with a hangover.
The kind of sleep you get after drinking may involve less of the R.E.M. (rapid eye movement)
state of sleep which provides proper restoration for your brain, so it's important to get
some more sleep if you can.
9.
Take an antacid pill for your stomach.
A common symptom of a hangover is a very delicate stomach caused by high stomach acidity levels.
If you feel nauseous, consider taking an over-the-counter product that can neutralize stomach acid and
tackle feelings of indigestion.
As with the painkillers, there is a risk that these tablets could irritate your stomach,
so be sure the read the package and take as advised.
10.
Take a multivitamin pill.
When you drink alcohol your body will lose a lot of nutrients, including vitamin B12
and folate, that will need to be replenished.
If you're feeling really nauseous, you might not be able to keep a multivitamin pill down.
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"Of Love And Latkes" | A Hanukkah Story Read By Susan Stamberg And Murray Horwitz | NPR - Duration: 14:44.
Ava met Yakov on Bingo night at Beth Israel Senior Center.
She helped him find the words on the board and they got to talking.
Yakov had lost his wife, Clara, a few months before.
Ava had been a widow for five years.
They discovered they were both from the same region in the Ukraine and had lived in Brooklyn
for about the same length of time.
Yakov had food stains on his shirt and old tissues stuffed in his pocket.
But what really got to Ava was a pitiful margarine sandwich Yakov extracted from the inside of his jacket.
She asked if he'd like to come over for dinner and he said yes.
It was good to have someone to cook for again.
With Sam, her late husband, they had such wonderful meals.
Cooking had always been a passion, but cooking for Sam was especially satisfying as no one
was more appreciative of her creations than he.
He smacked his lips and licked his fingers, declaring her the best cook in all of Brooklyn
or possibly even the whole of New York.
Now, stirring plump Frikadelki in golden broth, Ava imagined Yakov's exaltations
and her heart expanded.
Yakov arrived with a bouquet of flowers.
He was full of compliments for her apartment – how clean it was, how tastefully arranged.
He examined the photographs of her grown grandchildren, pronouncing them handsome and bright.
He was helpful too, setting the table while she ladled the soup into bowls.
She watched him take a spoonful, then another, gulping the soup down with eagerness that
suggested it pleased him.
But he was oddly silent, no exclamations of delight or words of appreciation.
"How is it?" she asked.
"Em,"
"Thank you very much."
She served the main course – chicken breast with a side of rice and a nice green salad
– all to the same effect.
Yakov consumed his portion with relish but said little more than thank you in response.
After dinner he told her about his childhood as a son of party activists.
How at a very young age he had learned to take care of the house, cleaning and cooking
(mostly noodles) in time for his parents' return.
"You poor thing," Ava said, recalling the homemade delicacies her mother had put out for her.
Yakov smiled at that, "Sometimes I thought so too.
Other times, I didn't mind so much."
They made tea and Ava served dessert.
"I hope you like jam rolls," she said.
"My mother's recipe."
"Em, thank you," was all he gave her.
"Thank you for inviting me," he said when it was time to go.
"Would you like to come again Tuesday?"
"I'll make borscht."
So it went for several weeks.
Chicken soup, meat patties, pierogi with mushrooms and leeks, olfactory memories of life past
permeating her apartment.
"It's been so long since I've done real cooking," she said to Yakov over a plate of pelmeni.
(These are dumplings.)
"It's not fun to cook just for yourself."
"You can cook for me any time," he declared.
She waited for him to say more, praise the quality of the food and her skill as a cook.
He didn't, but nodded enthusiastically when she asked if he'd like some more.
She wondered why he was so tight lipped when it came to her cooking.
He seemed quite capable of complimenting her on everything else.
For someone who'd grown up on noodles, he turned out to be exceptionally hard to please.
Thanksgiving they spent at their children's.
Seizing a quiet moment alone with her daughter, Ava confided her fears.
"What if I'm not as good a cook as I thought I was?
Who knows what he was used to with Clara?"
"It's not the middle ages, Mama.
There's more to relationships than food."
Ava frowned.
Of course food wasn't everything, but it wasn't nothing either.
These days women thought they could get away with take-out and frozen.
What they failed to understand was that a home cooked meal was more than nourishment.
It was family and belonging, a taste of childhood, a kind of love.
She didn't say any of that to her daughter.
Instead she said, "I want my efforts to be appreciated.
Is that so bad?"
"Why don't you just ask him outright what he thinks of your cooking?" her daughter said.
"Or, if you must, ask him if you cook as well as his wife."
"Are you mad?"
"I could never.
I'll just have to try harder, that's all."
She came home determined.
If everyday meals didn't do the trick, surely her specials would.
Upon his return Yakov was treated to her famed brisket and tzimmes.
(That's a kind of a sweet stew with carrots and prunes and some people put meat into it as well.)
Back in the day this very dish had marked a turnaround in her relationship with her mother-in-law.
"You must love my son very much," the matron had said to Ava with tears in her eyes.
If she could melt her mother-in-law's heart, at the very least she should be able to elicit
a word of acknowledgement from Yakov.
"Are you expecting company?"
Yakov said when she uncovered the brisket.
"No, just you."
"Well, this is … thank you Ava," he devoured his portion and nodded when she offered more.
"Good?" she demanded.
"Em," he shoved another forkful into his mouth. "Thank you."
Why won't he just say the word?
"They didn't feed you at your son's house?" she asked.
He seemed not to notice her sarcasm.
"My daughter in law doesn't cook," he explained then added with a chuckle,
"they said I've gained weight since they last saw me."
So now her food was too fattening?
"Did Clara cook low fat?" she inquired, more than a little peeved.
His expression changed.
"No," he said, so miserable she regretted saying anything.
"Eat, eat," she added tzimmes to his plate.
"If it's any consolation, I think you look good."
He smiled, "not as good as you."
She wondered if her daughter was right.
She enjoyed his company and he enjoyed hers.
Wasn't that enough?
But when she tried to let go of it, it wouldn't let go of her.
His refusal to utter anything more than "em" and "thank you" felt unnatural,
as if he was stopping himself from saying something he'd regret.
For days she agonized over her options.
At last, she had an idea.
"Why don't I cook for you at your place this Friday night?" she said to him.
The things Ava could not ask would be revealed once she'd stepped into Clara's kitchen.
A woman's culinary interest, her skill, manifested itself in her work space,
and who better than Ava to pick up on those subtle indicators.
Yakov seemed reluctant at first.
Ava would find it uncomfortable; the kitchen hasn't been used in a while.
Ava dismissed his excuses.
A change in scenery would do them both good, she said and handed him a list of ingredients.
She brought her set of knives and condiments and it immediately became apparent she shouldn't have bothered.
The kitchen was small but surprisingly well equipped.
Blenders, pressers, crushers, an assortment of spices she didn't know the names for
and a long shelf of cookbooks from Bulgarian to Southern French.
The ingredients she had asked Yakov to buy awaited her on the counter.
How plain her planned dinner seemed compared with the grand meals tucked in those pages.
It took all of Ava's strength to put her apron on and start chopping,
each turn of the knife making her wince.
It didn't help that Yakov kept pressing Clara's fancy tools on her,
"See this, it slices the egg just so, and this is for pitting olives."
"I'll do it my way, thank you very much," she wished she could shoo him out of the kitchen
but this was his home, his and Clara's.
At no time since she'd met Yakov did she feel so out of place.
They lit the Shabbat candles and sat down to eat with a photograph of Clara overseeing their dinner.
Clara's pleasant face wore a sad little smile, as if despite her best efforts
things hadn't turned out quite as she'd hoped.
Ava knew exactly how that felt.
She hardly touched the veal and cauliflower.
Long ago this very dish had her daughter's boyfriend returning until he'd finally proposed.
Now it tasted of caustic embarrassment.
"You're not hungry?" Yakov asked with a mouth full of food.
"No."
"You've tired yourself out with all that cooking," he said.
"Why don't you rest on the couch."
She complied, letting him take off her shoes and place her feet in his lap.
"I used to do that for Clara when she got anxious," he said, massaging her heel.
His hands felt good but Ava could not enjoy them.
"I was wrong to come," she said.
"This dinner, it must remind you of Clara."
"Remind me?
No.
With Clara it was different," he glanced sadly at his unfinished plate.
"Completely different."
That was it then, the terrible truth.
No matter how she tried she would always come short.
His eagerness that she'd mistaken for satisfaction was nothing more than a rush to be done with her food.
And she, the fool that she was, kept offering him second helpings!
She got up from the couch.
"I should go," she said, grabbing her coat and purse.
He seemed surprised but didn't try to stop her.
"I'll walk you home," he offered.
"Please don't. I'll be fine."
December wind chilled her all the way home, but she hardly noticed.
Her body was frozen in shame for her arrogance and stupidity.
She had assumed she was giving him something of value when in truth it was an ordeal for him.
He might have thought he was sparing her feelings by keeping silent, but he just made it worse.
He called the next morning.
She didn't pick up.
The day after he left three messages.
The last one sounded quite desperate.
"Call me, please."
She called him.
"Thank God," he said.
"I was about to send in a search party."
"No need, I'm fine."
There was an awkward silence then he said, "Tomorrow is the first night of Hannukah.
I thought we could light candles, eat some latkes.
Not that I want you to cook," he added quickly.
"God knows you've cooked enough.
They sell frozen latkes at…"
"I can make Latkes, Yakov," she cut him off.
"Of course you can," he agreed.
"Should we say five o'clock?"
"Five is fine," she hung up, fuming.
Latkes he wanted to spare her, latkes that she could whip up with her eyes closed and
both hands tied behind her back.
Oh, the wonderful latkes she used to make for Sam: potato and leek, sweet potato and
raisin, zucchini patties and bite sized fried Salmon balls.
Her husband never had to eat the same Latke twice…
But no sooner had she recalled her past achievements, than her gloom returned.
No matter what she did, the memory of Clara's cooking would always hover over Yakov
and her like a bitter aftertaste.
If only she could care less, put a little less soul into her cooking, but that was like
asking her to love with less heart.
She went to bed on an empty stomach.
In her dreams Clara was serving her latkes, golden and fluffy like Ava's mother used to make.
She awoke sore and morose.
By midday, when the time came to start frying, she was perfectly despondent.
She had cut herself twice on the grater, something she hadn't done since she'd learned how to grate.
She had poured too much oil and it hissed and spit, covering her bare arms with tiny burns.
She recalled how long ago when her teenage daughter rejected her cooking, her husband
had tried to console her.
"Sometimes love is knowing what's needed, not giving all you can give," he had said.
She was mad at him for saying that, as if she didn't know her own child, but he was right.
She wanted to make her daughter happy her way, just as she did with Yakov.
When Yakov showed up he found the apartment smoky and Ava in tears.
"What happened? Did you hurt yourself?"
She pointed at a pile of black bottomed latkes, "I was a fool, trying to impress you with
my cooking, when in truth I'm quite mediocre, certainly not as good as your Clara."
He stared at her, speechless, then burst out laughing, so hard she feared he might break a rib.
"Oh God Ava.
I miss Clara, I do, but her cooking," he picked up a scorched latke.
"This is the closest you ever got to Clara's cooking.
Clara was a wonderful, sensitive person but a terrible, terrible cook."
"But all those cookbooks, the tools!"
"She kept trying, hoping it would make a difference. It didn't.
It was her biggest disappointment."
"Why didn't you tell me?"
"I didn't know I needed to.
Clara was so insecure about her cooking even compliments made her cry.
I learned to say thank you and nothing more."
He took Ava's hand and kissed the inside of her palm.
"I loved every single thing you made for me."
Ava cupped his face in her hands and kissed him for the longest time.
Tomorrow she would make spicy squash latkes to go with the second candle.
She had so much more to give.
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Germany: New Years Message by Merkel's Opponent, Dr. Frauke Petry - Duration: 11:49.
Ladies and gentlemen, dear compatriots
2016 will stay in our memories as the year terror came to Germany
We experienced attacks of radical islamists in Würzburg, Ansbach and Berlin
People were taken from us, many others were injured severely
I'd like to wish all those who have lost a loved much strength in overcoming these horrendous events
I wish the injured a swift and preferably full recovery
My thanks particularly goes out to the police officers today, who fight terrorists at the risk of their lives and pursue criminals daily
These officers must carry out their duties according to the will of political decision-makers
whilst being under-staffed and under-equipped
Even so, the police is often put under general suspicion in public
Their actions questioned, even when officers are defending our lives
I would also like to thank all the paramedics who help the injured and victims of crime, not uncommonly risking their own health in the process
I thank all tax-payers, the very people who come up with the necessary billions that finance the consequences of a gigantic political mistake
We consider the limitless immigration policies of the current federal government to be utterly wrong
Even so, I would like to express my recognition to all who, through their work,
first filled the coffers of the state out of which the money is now being distributed so freely without asking the donors
Last but not least, I would like to thank everyone who went to the state elections in 2016
In all states, we had a significantly higher turnout than in the previous years
Germany has not been this politicised in a long time
Many people who had given up and withdrew are now making use of their right to vote again
This is good for the democracy in our country
Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) is often accused of being a party that wants to go back to the past
It depends on which past is meant by that
There was once a Federal Republic of Germany without islamic terror and without exploding crime rates
A past in which a woman being dragged behind a car by a rope would have been unthinkable (see description)
Unthinkable that women and girls would be mass sexually assaulted and raped
There was a time when very few people were scared to openly voice their opinion
A time when we didn't have a state-financed thought police on the internet
A time without a systematic breach of laws by the state
I know that many people long to be back in those peaceful times
We want to make those past times a thing of the future
Dear compatriots, 2016 was a year full of contradictions
On one hand, the so-called "fight against the right-wing" (Kampf gegen Rechts) was conjured up hysterically
Which is, however, increasingly being directed at the mainstream middle class
Simultaneously, it was a year in which we experienced brutal crimes committed by migrants
These violent criminals were let into our country uncontrolled and in violation of our basic law (Grundgesetz)
Of course by far not all migrants are religious extremists or criminals
Many truly did have good reason to flee from their countries
But especially in their interest, it's so important to identify radical islamists, sentence criminals and resolutely deport them
The federal government is failing at this task
Those who point that out are not agitators, not even right-wing populists but simply realists
2016 was a year full of contradictions
I want to remind of facts that were lost in the mainstream news
Greece, despite the billions in monetary gifts, did not recover but is in fact as ill as ever
Just that Germans today must vouch for additional billion Euro loans
2016 was also the year in which the European central bank pursued its fatal zero-interest policy
pillaging the assets of small savers in order to artificially keep the failed Euro alive
2016 was the year in which every last one of us was able to comprehend that the renewable energy policy has failed
The citizens will receive the bill for this from tomorrow onwards, once again energy prices are rising,
Once again billions are distributed from the bottom to the top
In 2016, it became apparent to every realist that Germany and Europe hasn't been this isolated since 1949
The East Europeans as well as the West Europeans are turning away from Germany's special path
Dear compatriots, 2016 was the year in which the political establishment reached new levels of cynicism
The female mayor of Cologne recommended that all women protect themselves from sex attackers and rapists by keeping an arm lengths distance
The chancellor (Merkel) on the other hand recommended playing the flute as a defence strategy against Islamism (see description)
The governments helplessness and also its indifference towards those they govern cannot be illustrated more clearly
2016 however also demonstrated that a change is possible
We were witnesses of a historic event
The election of Donald Trump as the 45th president of the United States
Even if the political sphere appears immobile, even if the politicians are seemingly firmly established, America has shown it's possible to vote them out
"We want our country back", was Trump's central election campaign message
It was a "declaration of war" against the establishment
Ladies and gentlemen, the Brits also said "We want our country back" some time ago
The election of Trump was, in a way, the American version of Brexit
"We want our country back" is also what many Austrians, French, Belgians and Swedes say
The Zeitgeist ist changing
AfD's (Alternative for Germany) election successes is also proof thereof
We too want our country back
We want it back from the "Merkel government" before she has ruined it with her grotesque politics
We want it back from the Eurocracy in Brussels, which wants an entire continent to submit to their centralised regime
We want it back from the European central bank, which is devaluing our money
We want it back from the clans and gangs who moved here and are terrifying entire neighbourhoods
We want it back from the liberal media landscape that has created a climate of permanent suspicion and moral blackmail
We want to break free from the chains that have made this country forget how to breathe freely
The reasons for the political change in the U.S.A. are being denied by the political class in Germany and also by most journalists to this day
In Western societies, a large rift is dividing the politically correct establishment and the citizens, who fight for their existence by going to work every day
The reactions to Brexit or the election of Donald Trump were more excessive and foolhardy in Germany than in any other European country
It must be a one-off occurrence that a German government leader (Merkel) would want to dictate moral
requirements to the elected U.S. president in order to ensure a future cooperation
Of all things, from a chancellor who made breaching the law her maxim
Germany, as she always likes to say, is a strong country
That's thankfully true
However, Germany is losing more and more of its original strength every year under this chancellor
This strength consists of the diligence of many workers, craftsmen and innovative scientists
Germany remains to be a country of ideas and patents, of inventors and thinkers
2017 will be the year we must refocus on our strength
It's not without alternative that Germany is at this stage merely mediocre when it comes to education worldwide
It's not without alternative that German students know less about math than students in Singapore
That 12 year olds are educated about sexual practices in this country, instead of about poets and a basic knowledge of the sciences
It's not without alternative that the crime rate of immigrants is rising
And its not without alternative that billions of the national wealth is not being spent on German interests
In the coming year, crucial elections will be taking place in Germany and neighbouring countries
Parliamentary elections in the Netherlands, presidential elections in France,
On the 14th of May, the so-called small parliamentary elections in North Rhine-Westphalia
And in autumn, the elections for the 19th German Bundestag
Many people tell themselves "those up there" do what they want anyway
What am I able to change with my vote?
The truth is, there is only one democratic way to stop the establishment from following it's wrong path at our cost
And it's your vote
It's possible to fundamentally change the politics that are harming us
It's possible to defend ones own convictions
It's possible to make Germany go from the madhouse of Europe to a once again respected member of the community
Dear compatriots, what we want is a free Europe of sovereign people, not a Brussels-based central government
The Germany we strive for will be open to all who want to and are able to be active members of a liberal, constitutional society
those who work, do research, invest, learn, teach, create art, or enjoy
and to those who behave in a decent manner
But it's not open to those who pillage this country and its taxpayers, attack or want to missionize
The Germany we strive for will be open to all who integrate themselves,
but not to those who want to live by their own laws and who direct demands at the German society
despite not contributing anything to this society
We strive for a Germany that focuses on its actual potential, the strengths of its skilled workers, engineers, scientists and artists
Unlike a multicultural utopia, this goal is a realistic one and one that is shared by the majority of Germans
The majority of Germans is open and hospitable, not foolish and naive
Dear compatriots, for 2017 I wish you and all of us for it to be a year we can ward off terror
A year in which many things will change for the better, a year of reason
But also a year in which you will hopefully be able to spend more time with your families
Perhaps also a year in which you may rediscover our countries traditions
Let me end with verses from one of the most beautiful German poems, from Berthold Brechts Children's Hymn
Grace spare not and spare no labour,
Passion nor intelligence
That a decent German nation Flourish as do other lands
And because we'll make it better, Let us guard and love our home,
Love it as our dearest country As the others love their own.
I wish you blessed year 2017
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Slaughter: RIT- led Consortium Wins $140 Million Federal Manufacturing Institute - Duration: 0:51.
News Anchor: RIT is the winner of a nationwide
competition that will bring a new clean
energy manufacturing innovation
institute to the area. US Department
of Energy selected the RIT led
consortium's bid for the project. 140
million dollars will be invested. The
institute will create high-tech jobs and
further technology into conserving energy
and reducing emissions. The consortium,
the Sustainable Manufacturing Innovation
Alliance, is made up of more than 100
research universities, national
laboratories, and industrial partners.
Congresswoman Louise slaughter says the
city is honored to have the new Clean
Energy and Photonics Institute's.
Congresswoman Louise Slaughter: We are looking forward to Rochester as being
a hub in innovation as I said a while ago.
Just think about that. I don't believe any other
area and United States has gotten two of these
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New Giant Box Dinotrux Surprise Toys Dreamworks Dinosaur Trucks Unboxing Top 10
these are all our new toys I am box if
you do want to see the unboxing and
dinosaur battles and a lot of fun stuff
go to the playlist at the end of this
video i will have dinotrux playlist
ok let's see what's in here ok the first
time we have is a giant talking rolling
sky
yeah so if you push her she lifts her
head and make different sounds up
and she also roles and she's a lot of
fun and then the next one is talking
Boozer off here
cool is there and then we have a giant
talking garbey if you are you load balls
into its mouth here and when you pull up
the back and shoot the balls out the
back side one in this was a lot of fun
and then of course there best one huge
fucking time rocks toy when you push it
besides the down reading all coming
through
roars I can get eyes light up
let's get building means tie rocks but
you go because I and he has a giant
swinging here so this guy through and
then we have a giant's kya off playset
this 1i has a working
look here that goes up and down her
mouth opens and closes you could leave
her former to create a ramp for the dyno
truck choice to go flying down flying up
into the air so this set is a lot of one
and then we have a talking shadow time
my way
Raptors can't stand those guys
match the brain power
this one has like God like a claw on the
back you can use fixed up off and then
them up down here so this guy's and then
we have a giant destructs place that if
you do it on certain models time is
multiple snap i got me
we have a talking toy trucks puppet tie
rocks job help we got a giant talking
rabbit with this spinning bit up here
you can change out to different bits and
he has a tape measure ton i want another
talking tie rocks play with
got a big rolling tun tun if you roll
him his back of the Don and his head
also pull back
destructor you can pull it back he'll
run and also his mouth up and down i
also have reviews of all their story
sets and all da dr gasps figures
let's see who we've got ok first we got
the diecast garbey diecast tun tun we've
got a big diecast tie rocks another
smaller diecast my rocks and still
another diecast I rocks
we've got to die cast destructs
and then we have two more diecast tie
rocks figures so we actually have five
on diecast tie rocks fingers
some are different this was a really
nice shiny ones that came with one set
and then we have a diecast sky
we've got a diecast dozer diecast
rolling on diecast tun tun we've got
looks like four diecast rabbits another
diecast on so we got two of those toward
tool we've got three diecast or tools
the reason i have so many doubles and
triples is some of these come in sets so
that is pretty cool and then a scrap
grandpa dactyl why actually this is a I
believe this is scott tactical apologize
this is scrapping dactyl so this guy is
really cool in we've got three Raptors
here this one actually rolls and then we
have diecast wall though and the couple
other are miscellaneous diecast so you
can see here i got a huge file these are
all my diecast dinotrux figures so I got
a lot of them besides the big so like i
said if you go to
in this video I've got full reviews of
all of these unboxing them and also fun
story lines where they have to protect
themselves drastic world dinosaurs and
it's a lot of fun
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News Anchor. Some big news for RIT. It is getting a 70
million dollar grant to create a clean
energy manufacturing Institute. The
college has been selected by the
[U.S.] Department of Energy to lead in finding
ways to conserve energy and reduce
emissions. Congresswoman Louise Slaughter
and Senator [Chuck] Schumer and [Gillian] Gillibrand say
they've been lobbying for RIT. Congresswoman Louise Slaughter: It's a
great honor that RIT, out of all the
persons who replied was chosen on this
new manufacturing as their new future
think. News Anchor: RIT is expected to add 50 jobs, but
significantly more economic growth would
be generated as innovations make it to
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Skype Counseling Therapy Service - Duration: 3:54.Skype Counseling Therapy Service 010417.mp4
Welcome.
My name is Peter Strong and I'm a professional online therapist specializing in mindfulness
therapy.
This Skype therapy counseling service is really designed to help you work with your emotions
using techniques of mindfulness therapy that I developed many years ago now and that I
talk about in my book "The Path of Mindfulness Meditation.
Mindfulness therapy is immensely effective, especially for anxiety and for depression,
as well, where the principle cause of the emotion is reactive thinking.
It's habitual reactive thinking or rumination that simply feeds the anxiety or depression
in the same way that throwing wood on a fire feeds the fire and prevents the fire from
burning itself out.
So reactive thinking is one of the principal things we must change if we want to get over
anxiety or depression we do this by building a relationship with our emotions.
We learn to meditate on our anxiety or depression or any other emotion for that matter.
We build a relationship in which we cultivate consciousness, conscious awareness, so that
we stay conscious and are able to prevent the mind from becoming overwhelmed by the
reactive thinking.
We can see thoughts without becoming lost in those thoughts.
This requires training that will not happen automatically but it will happen if we make
the choice to train ourselves to remain independent in relationship to our thoughts.
So this is a very important part of mindfulness therapy that I offer during these Skype counseling
therapy sessions.
We learn how to sit with our emotions.
This prevents them growing, essentially, it prevents the emotions feeding in the same
way that that fire fed when we put more fuel onto it.
If we stop feeding our anxiety or depression with reactive thinking then those emotions
will begin to subside and burn themselves out.
And in then this way we are actually creating a new pathway in the brain through which those
emotions gradually lose strength and resolve themselves.
So reactivity simply strengthens the emotions, but non-reactivity activity weakens the emotions
and allows them to dissipate and diffuse.
If you want to learn more about the Skype counseling therapy service that I offer simply
go to my website and then EMAIL ME and we can schedule a Skype therapy session.
Thank you.
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