BY ALL.
SHAY: THAT'S RIGHT, AND FOR 30
YEARS THE CHURCH HAS HELD THIS
PARTICULAR EVENT TO RAISE MONEY,
AND THIS YEAR, WITH ALL THE
WONDERFUL FOOD AND EVEN TAKING
THIS EVENT INSIDE, IT DID NOT
DISAPPOINT.
>> WE REALLY TRY TO BRING THE
UNIQUENESS OUT OF OUR CHURCH.
WE GOT A LOT OF PEOPLE FROM
LOUISIANA THAT LOVE TO COOK, SO
THEY BRING THEIR ETOUFEE, THEIR
SHRIMP POBOYS, THEIR GUMBOS,
JAMBALAYA.
SHAY: ALL THIS SEAFOOD, ALONG
WITH ALL THE FIXINGS, ARE
SIGNATURE SIGNS OF THE ST.
FRANCIS OF ASSISI CATHOLIC
CHURCH'S 30TH ANNUAL CRAWFISH
FESTIVAL.
>> WE DO THIS EVENT TO SIMPLY
RAISE MONEY FOR OUR OUTREACH,
THE THINIGS THAT WE DO AS A
CHURCH AND IN THE COMMUNITY.
SHAY: THE EVENT CHAIRMAN SAYS
THEY CAN USUALLY EXPECT 4,00 TO
5,000 TO COME OUT AND ENJOY THE
EVENT.
A LIVE DJ GOT THE PARTY GOING.
THERE WAS ALSO HANDMADE JEWELRY
AND FISHING TACKLE, ALL
HANDCRAFTED ONSITE.
>> WE HAVE A LOT OF THINGS LIKE
AN ANTIQUE STORE OVER THERE,
SWEETSHOP, OUR OWN BOY SCOUTS.
THEY SET UP SOMETHING OVER
THERE.
THEN WE HAVE PUTT PUTT GOLF,
BOUNCY HOUSE, SNOW CONES.
SHAY: THERE ARE EVEN ANTIQUE
BARGAINS THAT ONE FESTIVAL GOER
SAYS IS HIS FAVORITE PART.
>> YOU CAN FIND SOMETHING THAT'S
USUALLY $15 IN THE STORE THA
THEY SELL TODAY.
IT'S $0.25 HERE.
SHAY: ALTHOUGH THIS IS A SMALL
CHURCH, LOYACONO SAYS THEY
MANAGE TO RAISE ABOUT $30,000 A
YEAR.
>> THE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY IS NOT
A BIG RELIGION IN MISSISSIPPI,
SO IT'S BIG FOR US TO HAVE THI
WE DON'T HAVE A LOT OF MONEY
LAYING AROUND, SO AN EVENT LIKE
THIS REALLY HELPS US.
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Omaha Tour for Hope riders pedal to end suicides - Duration: 1:34.
LAUREN SCOTT.
REPORTER: THIS ISN'T YOUR
AVERAGE CYCLING EVENT.
MANY OF THESE BIKERS, IN ONE WAY
OR ANOTHER, HAVE BEEN TOUCHED BY
SUICIDE BUT THE MAIN POINT OF
TODAY'S EVENT IS TO SPREAD HOPE.
AND THEY WERE OFF.
ABOUT 150 BIKERS OUT BRIGHT AN
EARLY SUNDAY MORNING FOR THE
OMAHA TOUR FOR HOPE.
THIS IS THE 5-TH YEAR THE
AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR SUICIDE
PREVENTION NEBRASKA CHAPTER HAS
HELD THE EVENT.
>> WE ARE HERE TO SUPPORT TH
AND HONOR THE MEMORY OF THOSE
THAT WE LOST.
AND THERE ARE ALSO PEOPLE HERE
TODAY WHO SUFFER PERSONALLY FROM
SUICIDAL THOUGHTS.
SO WE WANT THEM TO KNOW THAT WE
ARE HERE TO SUPPORT THEM.
REPORTER: THEY HOPE THIS EVENT
CAN START IMPORTANT
CONVERSTIONS.
>> A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T WANT TO
TALK ABOUT SUICIDE AND THE FIRST
THING YOU HAVE TO DO TO STOP IT
IS ACTUALLY TALK ABOUT IT.
REPORTER: AND HELP GET RID OF
THE STIGMA SURROUNDING
DEPRESSIOIN AND MENTAL ILLNESS
>> IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM WITH
YOUR LEG YOU GO TO THE DOCTOR,
BUT IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM INSIDE
OF YOUR MIND YOU ARE LESS APT TO
GET THE HELP THAT YOU REALLY
NEED.
>>
REPORTER: FACING A PROBLEM
HEADFIRST THAT SO MANY STRUGGLE
WITH EVERYDAY.
>> I THINK THAT EVERYBODY HAS
FRIENDS OR FAMILY THAT HAS BEEN
AFFECTED BY SUICIDE AND ITS GOOD
TO BRING AWARENESS TO IT.
REPORTER: IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO
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How To Spin A Card On Your Finger Tip Tutorial - Duration: 2:49.
What's going on everyone and today I'm going to teach you how to spin a card on your middle
finger so check this out that was pretty good it's a really cool it's not really a trick
it's like something cool you can do with cards now I'm going to teach you how to do this
this is a really cool awesome change you can do as you can see my middle finger is in my
thumb in my middle finger in and what I mean by that is they're like this so you first
of all this is a Criss Angel Mindfreak card and the reason why I'm using this is because
there's a eye in the middle and it makes it a lot easier to use because you can put your
thumb right on the eye and meet it up right behind it your thumb in your middle finger
can meet they contact each other then you want to get you or after you get that all
good you want to put your pointing finger on the right of it so it looks like this so
you're going like that Slowly move when you go like this you have to get your timing really
good so when you go like this you want to lift up your some really quick so do it in
the middle you want to look it up really quick I'm doing a kind of slow and now I'll do it
without a card so but you don't want t lift it up to high So watch how my thumb goes just
watch my thumb see how I picked it up I'm trying to go a
little bit slow for you guys but easier way to do it well to start off is just too go
back and forth like this which what I'm doing I'm just going and you can go like one too
stuff like that go like 1 2 3 And let go now you're probably going to have to watch this
video a few times because how hard this effect or trick or whatever you want to call it cardistry
thing is because this takes some serious practice I've been doing this for a while now I learned
this from Shin Lim I think I'm not 100% sure but I guarantee you that's where I learned
it from so anyways that's how you do that I'll do it again it's like you're kind of
snapping as you go out this as you go like this with the card you're letting go with
your thumb so learn that tell me in the comments section what you think of this and if you
learned it so anyways thanks for watching don't forget to subscribe and we'll see you
next time
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1000 ways to die in Mincraft Part 1 - Duration: 9:43.
Here we go
dont reed dis
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When your Crush looks..
OH shes looking!
SORRY EARS
THE FUCK?
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FruitSnacks ~ MEME - Duration: 0:24.
WHEEZE
FROOT SNACKKK
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FRUIT SNAAACKS
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WTF
I CANT BELIEF DIS
YUR GONNA CHOOSE THA FAIT OF OUR FURMAINITY
OVUR SUM FROOT SNACKSS??!
frOOT SNECK?
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BITCH
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Como Instalar ROM AOSP by hoangnguyen: Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 MTK - Português-BR - Duration: 16:01.
introduction video
music ...................... short
hey, there personal beauty
with another video
and in this video I will show to you the new rom.
I found on the website or xda xda
and
this rom and little different
and
when I installed this rom do not want to connect the wifi
more're worked the rom
connections, wifi, bluetooth, radio
but the wifi did not
error in wifi
we will enter the recovery mode now
root access to use the quick reboot
or apte volume + and power at the same time
voulme + and power at the same time
OK
recovery mode
let's erase the memory
advanced cleaning
Mark this on screen
skidding to the right and loosens
let's install
search files
+ rom GAPPS
let the first rom
skidding to the right and loosens
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The First Date Book Tag - Duration: 19:32.
Hi everyone, so I found this tag.
It's called the First Date Book Tag
Or the First Date Tag
And I really thought that the questions were very interesting and I liked them a lot
so it was very easy for me to find answers for most of these
so I thought it would be interesting for me to answer them.
And the first one -I actually have it printed-
The first one is the "Awkward First Date"
A book where something felt off. It wasn't a bad book, but it lacked that spark for you.
I feel like I might offend some people here because -I think most of this are kinda negative questions but-
this book in particular seems to be well-respected
And it is Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
So this, like the question says, I don't think this is a bad book or anything but
there's something about it that is just
I think it's the fact that it starts with a set of characters that seem to be the main ones
and there's another character that's introduced like
2/3 of the way in the story [kind of an exaggeration, it's more like a third of the way in]
and he becomes the main character and it's kinda like "what". I think that's...
I think that's kinda hard to pull off and I don't think that this book did it
and it general the book seems very detached from reality
so it was hard for me to feel seriously concerned for this book in relation to
how the world seems to me in the present times.
So I didn't find it scary in any way
or felt that it was even realistic or
I don't think I could even say what the author was trying to propose
with this book, so I think that's what made me
kind of dislike it. I don't think it's bad, again,
but I probably should wait some years before I re-read it
So the next question is The Cheap First Date: a book that...
[fixing chair]
So the next question is "The Cheap First Date": a book that turned out less than you expected
and for this I am choosing Dracula.
So this book is of course a classic, quite long.
Basically I just thought that it would be scary and
and least kinda mysterious, but it wasn't. It was actually pretty boring
and I've seen plays, adaptations of this book that are much more entertaining
and interesting than the actual book. It was a chore to finish reading this because
at a point it just didn't seem interesting because of how slow it was.
And with the format of the diary entries and stuff it kinda needed to go slow
but it just didn't work for me, but I do understand why some people like it.
Still, it was slightly disappointing so that's why it was the answer for that question.
So the next one is a "Well Prepared First Date", which is a
book that is better than you expected.
This one was difficult because I don't tend to have
I don't tend to have low expectations when I go into a book
but this one, there's actually two answers for this one.
One is One Hundred Years of Solitude. I have already talked about this in my previous video
I actually had to read this for school, when I was in middle school
and I don't know what I expected from it but I didn't expect it to be this good
I knew it was a classic and all, but I don't think I had read many classics.
I think I was [also] reading Dracula at the time
but I just didn't expect it to be that good [because it was one of the first "great" books I ever read]
While I was reading it, even from the start I was like
"this is nice but I don't think it's very interesting" and then it became extremely so
and then when the end came I was like "this is the best thing that I've ever read".
It's not my favorite book now but at the time I think it was.
So yes, very impressed with this one.
"One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez if I didn't say that
The second answer for this question is
"Nothing" by Janne Teller
I don't have a copy of that, but it's...
I also had to read that one for school, very recently,
and since it was a sort of YA, or supposed to be,
I just thought that it would be some random book, you know?
but I was very impressed by it again.
Not as much as with the previous book but it was much darker than I expected
Knowing that it was YA, and much more philosophical really.
I don't expect,
I mean, maybe I'm coming off snobbish
but I don't expect YA to have that much depth [I can expect it to be dark though, just not thought-provoking]
Next one is "Hot but Dumb"
and it's a book that's pretty on the outside but not so hot on the inside
This is one of the only hardcovers that I own
"Go Set A Watchman"
This is not that great, it's actually very mediocre
as a book, but I bought and read it knowing that
it was not going to be that good, but it was still very intriguing so
and it has this pretty print that's kinda similar to the first/second one TKAM
so yes, it's pretty but I pretty much just keep it because
it's a hardcover, and it's kinda hard to get rid of them I think.
So the next one is "Blind Date" which is a book you picked up not knowing anything about it.
and this one is "Chinese Cinderella" by Adeline Yen Mah
This I mostly bought as a souvenir, and it was among the Children's Books
I'm not sure what it is exactly, I would say it's a middle grade or YA
But it's like a memoir
Of this Chinese woman that basically has a difficult life
and she suffers a lot. And there's even a sequel[ish] that I also read
but this one I just bought knowing that it was a book about a young woman
and I read it. At the time I liked it, now it seems a bit more...
I don't know, I don't want to talk shit about memoirs because it seems kinda wrong
but it's not among the best books I've read.
And the next one is "Speed Dating" which is
a book that you read super fast.
I'm kind of ashamed to say that I read this fast, actually, this is Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
This I mostly read fast because
I had to make a report of it for school, for college, right?
but I forgot the end date, the last date to send it,
and when I realized, it had already been the last day.
So I just read it on that day [day I noticed] really fast out of guilt
I think it was just guilt that I was like "I need to finish this now" because I hadn't even started
reading when it was the end date so that was kind of shameful.
But you know, it's actually kinda funny now.
But whatever. "The Rebound"
is a book that you read too soon after a book hangover
and it kinda ruined the book for you.
Initially I didn't know exactly what was a [book] hangover
or what would make me not enjoy a book after reading another one
but then I realized what it meant, and I understood that maybe the reason why
I didn't like "Fahrenheit 451" so much
was because I read it too soon after "1984"
and I probably expected it to be too much like it.
and of course it's not, it's completely different, they're just dystopians
and ever since then I think I just try to not read books that are too similar
one after the other
There's other issues that I have with this book, especially the fact that
to me the characters seemed really shallow
and the whole book just seems really bland to me.
Again, maybe that's because I read "1984" just before this
but it just seemed bland and kind of like the characters
weren't very interesting, the storyline wasn't very interesting
the whole thing was just not enough for me.
So the next one is "Overly Enthusiastic Date"
a book that felt that it was trying too hard.
Again, I feel like I'm going to insult some people here but
Haruki Murakami's "Kafka On The Shore"
was
it was pretty bad for me
this book was pretty terrible in my opinion
Mainly because -okay- there seemed to be
I think this book is #1 in a goodreads list for surrealist novels
I mean people actually voted for this book as #1 of a surrealist novel, okay?
My issue with this, I have many issues actually,
I have several issues with this book. Pretty much every area that could go well goes wrong
The characters are not very interesting. They're actually pretty much the same one over and over
the main ones at least.
the other characters are either strawmen for the [political, but really general] ideas of the author
He tries to put his ideas directly into the character's mouths
and it's not even a book that's supposed to be about that
so it's kind of annoying, to be honest
The writing style is very difficult to like because
there's a lot of details that don't matter
at all, like, he goes to great detail just talking about the things that the main character had for breakfast
and there's a lot of things that just don't matter
and then there's things like -Okay-
supposedly the issue with this
is that the author is trying to mix the [mundane] with the surreal
and I do like surrealism, and I like magical realism, but
this to me, was something else.
To me this was just random
and I think that random is another category that's something that I don't like
It's something that is trying too hard.
Trying too hard to be interesting, to be different, but
it fails because it's either boring or it
it doesn't make sense, and not in the good way
the usual way of surrealism. It just doesn't make sense in a way that it actually
adds nothing to the story [or characters, setting, etc]
it doesn't mean anything. It's just trying to seem interesting, to be honest,
I didn't even finish reading, okay? Like I read 2/3 of this book
and I just gave up, I was like "Oh my God", honestly I don't even care about the characters that much which is a huge flaw
in itself. Not caring about them is something that shouldn't happen [at that point it makes the story itself boring]
but aside from that. The whole details thing
I mean, when he tells you why he's having eggs for breakfast and how he likes his eggs
and why, and this and that and the other,
I wouldn't even care about that if you told me that about Wolverine
like if you told me what Wolverine has for breakfast even I wouldn't care [it's unrelated to someone's person as a whole]
and I love him but seriously, a story has to be interesting.
It doesn't have to be interesting sometimes or at some points
It has to constantly have something to do with the rest of the things that are going on
don't have just pointless, meaningless sentences that just add length
to the book. That's just a huge flaw, the biggest flaw. At first it was
kind of cute, and then it seemed pretentious
and as it went on it was just [unbearable]
and it wasn't even enjoyable, it was
it wasn't even entertaining to read this book, okay?
it wasn't.even.entertaining.
So this book fails in all possible areas for me.
So yeah, that was a big rant, but
I don't like this book you guys, I'm sorry.
So yeah, let's go for something completely different.
The next one is "The Perfect First Date" which is a book that did everything right for you.
Now this is actually not my [all time] favorite book.
It's "All You Need Is Kill" by Hirashi -Hiroshi- Sakurazaka
I always get that first name wrong.
So Hiroshi Sakurazaka
and this is a science fiction book [surprise, surprise]
quite short, I think it's a Light Novel
So it's meant for -Well I'm not sure- but I think it's meant for teenagers
or young adults, I don't know, but it's not the same thing as YA [it's somewhat of a Japanese equivalent though, according to my later research]
So the point is that I like this book a lot. I like it...
but it's not my favorite one.
It's more like it doesn't have anything wrong with it.
But there's books that I like more than this one that do have flaws.
but it's just that I prefer to look over them because
I think that the things they offer as books are much higher than the flaws [what I struggled so much to say]
but this is a book that just doesn't have anything wrong with it. And I don't mean that it's average, like
it's a really great read. If you guys have seen Edge of Tomorrow
that book is based on this novel.
So, for example, this book starts out really strong, which some of my favorites don't.
This starts out really entertaining and strong from the very start.
and all of the characters are really interesting,
it only focuses on a couple of ones, but
they're very interesting, and you're very entertained while you're reading this
There's no parts, to me, in which the writing feels weak
or that it's just going too slow,
or anything like that.
The length feels appropriate for the things that go on
and it doesn't go into too many details that are unnecessary or whatever
and it has a great ending, which I think is the strongest point
of this book, especially in comparison to the movie, but just by itself,
the ending is really what makes it so good.
what I mean is that it doesn't necessarily give you a good [nice] ending,
it just gives you the ending that it's supposed to have, that makes sense for this story to have
and I really respect that for a book like this.
So yes, this is really good.
The next one is pretty difficult because it's the "Humiliating First Date"
and it is a book that you're embarrassed to admit that you liked or to be seen reading in public
for whatever reason.
and my answer for this one is "Twilight"
I don't like it anymore, but when I read it, I liked it.
I mean granted, I was like thirteen or twelve
but at some point I did like it, and it's kinda hard to admit it because
it's pretty bad. I mean its a pretty bad book.
So yeah.
So those were my answers for the First Date book tag.
I hope you liked this video, and if you want to do this tag then you are tagged.
There's none in particular that I would tag, I think, because they either don't do tags or they have already done it.
or they don't even know who I am, actually,
that's the main reason, they don't even know who I am.
Because you know, it's my second video, nobody knows at this point.
and needless to say I wasn't even tagged by anyone
but if I do think of someone I will put it down in the description box
Everything will be in the desc box, like the books that I mention and everything
and I'll put timestamps so yes.
I hope you guys enjoyed it, again, and
definitely tell me anything you think about this books
or what I said down below.
Thanks for watching, and bye until the next video.
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At the Food Truck Fest in Grand Rapids - Duration: 3:06.
HEATHER:..HAPPENING NOW IN
GRAND RAPIDS--THE "FOOD TRUCK
FEST", DRAWING A BIG CROWD IN
HEARTSIDE PARK.
3
3
LEON:..LET'S TAKE YOU BACK
LIVE OUT TO 24 HOUR NEWS 8'S
SARAH HURWITZ WHO'S GETTING A
LOOK AT SOME OF THE TRUCKS
THAT ARE SCATTERED THROUGHOUT
THE PARK--SARAH?
3
SARAH:..
3
3
SARAH:..
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Klinowanie siekiery na trzonku. Securing an axe head with a wedge [ENG SUB] - Duration: 15:28.
Hello! Today i'll show how to secure an axe head to a handle, by using wooden wedges.
First of all we have to check how deep the kerf is, and mark the depth on the wooden wedges.
You have to be careful not to pound the weedge too far or it may split the handle.
If the wedge was to pass the depth of the kerf and forced into the wood, it'll split it just like a splitting maul would.
Mark the depth on the wedges.
In this case i'm gonna be using 3 wooden wedges.
One wedge across and two wedges one after another.
Now it's time to hand the axe head.
If the head was fitted earlier, we just need to put it on and pound on the back of the handle until the axe head settles.
A hammer most suitable for this job would be a wooden one, or maybe a dead-blow hammer.
when the sound gets duller but higher at the time - this means the axe head has settled as deep as it is possible.
Although! you can try to force it down just a little bit by implementing the following method.
How this works is you have to strike the butt of the handle against a hard material, but not too hard so that it won't split or put a dent in it.
The weight of the axe head will force itself onto the handle even more.
Avoid striking with the edges of the butt, unless you want to split it.
Now we are assured that the head settled on the handle.
Next step is to slightly drive the wedges in, just to be sure they'll fit nicely.
If a wedge is too wide, just shave some material off of it.
If it's like a milimeter wide just ignore it since the edges of the eye will carve it to fit eye.
Now we're sure that all of the wedges fit.
Now it's time to drive the wedges in. I suggest smearing them with an adhesive of some sort.
Not only to minimize the friction while driving them in, but also to make sure they won't start popping out once you start using the axe.
You could also apply some BLO on the wedges, this will make them swell up and it actually will secure the wedges.
I decided to apply some pine tar with sand. As you'll see soon, it was a horrible idea.
We have to pull out the wedges in a sensitive way so that we don't break them.
The tar is nice and hot, i'm gonna dip them in it and drive them down the handle.
Pound the wedges in a bit so that they won't fall out.
Trying to melt the tar a bit so that ill be able to drive it in further.
Unfortunately i used too much tar, also it cooled off too quickly and i was forced to remove the wedges.
Now im removing the excess tar from the wedges.
I noticed a part of the wedge bent, so i'm removing it before it breaks completely off.
After removing the excess tar, let's give it one more try.
One method is to slightly tap the wedges in, turn the axe upside down, rest the wedges on a piece of wood or something hard, and tap from the top with a hammer.
I'll try to heat it up a little bit just to ensure the go all the way in.
Unfortunately, the 3 wedges along with the tar resist too much and i wasn't able to drive them all the way in.
So now i'll pound them in one by one.
Try not to do this too fast or too hard or you'll break the wedges and won't be able to drive them in further.
Also, a broken wedge is very hard to get out, especially when glued in. And after it breaks, it'll probably hold the axe head too weak.
The last wedge is a bit narrow, but the wedges hold firmly to the axe handle, so i won't remove them.
Instead of taking out the wedge and making a new one, it's easier just to tap in something inbetween.
The wedges are driven in, leaving maybe a few milimeters of space between the them and the bottom of the kerf.
Let's saw off the protruding wedges flush with the handle.
The existing hole is not that big, we could just treat it along with the rest of exposed wood.
Using a torch, i'll try to remove the tar from the axe head.
It doesn't look pretty, but it's my first time using pine tar for this kind of purpose.
It probably holds better than it looks.
I came to a conclusion that i can't have even a small hole in my axe handle, so i'm tapping in this piece wood.
In order to temper the steel i would have to heat it up to like 200 degrees Celsius at least, or even 300-400*C
The most important part - how does it look like, and how well does it hold.
It's not perfect, but it secures the head nicely.
As an excuse, i have to remind you that the handle was reused. It had a long wooden wedge and some crossing metal wedges - so it was not pretty when i started hanging this axe head.
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The Coffee Cup Putting Drill For A Better Putting Stroke - Duration: 2:55.
Hello.
I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.
And today I am going to show you a putting drill which involves a coffee cup.
You know how much I love coffee and you know how much I like cheap training aids.
Today we combine both.
Stay tuned.
[MUSIC]
So here we have a coffee cup attached to the end of my putter with a golf tee.
So you can see it in there.
There is a golf tee just put into the hole.
Very very simple.
So all I need to do.
Is take my set up and the coffee cup is pretty much touching my left forearm.
So that when I swing I keep it attached to my left forearm.
If I start using my wrists.
That's when I can feel it with the coffee cup.
As long as I can keep that coffee cup attached to the forearm I am maintaining my triangle
and I am eliminating wrist action.
One of the worst causes of poor distance control is the flicking of the wrists.
We want to be able to control our swings through length of swings and the pace of the swing.
We don't ant that 3rd variable where we start introducing our wrist action.
So let's see how I go with this.
So I take my set up.
The coffee cup is resting against my left wrist.And I just have a couple of practice
swings.
I can feel it staying there.
So it didn't go in.
It broke a little bit right to left.
But my pace and distance control was quite good.
I will do it again.
As soon as I do this in fact I will do a bad one.
I will give it a little bit of a flick.
And that ball has run probably four and a half to five feet by.
Because I used the same length of swing.
I used the same tempo.
But my little wrist flick gave me extra distance which I don't want.
So I just keep that coffee cup attached to my left wrist.
And nearly got it in.
But once again that is about 10 inches, 25 cm from the hole.
So if you've got any other ideas I would love to hear what you use to practice your putting.
Let me know in the comments section down below.
Thank you for letting me help you with your golf.
I'm Brian Fitzgerald The Golf Doctor.
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The Free World's Blasphemy Law - Debunked (Stephen Fry Blasphemy) - Duration: 7:46.
Blasphemy law is, and has always been, a disgrace to any culture that calls itself "free".
As George Orwell once said, "If liberty means anything at all, it means the right
to tell people what they do not want to hear."
Now we often hear that the Western World is free, and indeed, much of it is – within
the confines of decency we're free to act as we wish, and we're entirely free to think
and speak as we wish… that is, unless you live in Denmark, Finland, Greece, or Ireland
- then you're free to say whatever you want unless it's something mean about the Abrahamic
god – because, you know, an all-powerful god is vulnerable to mean words…
This, is The Free World's Blasphemy Law – Debunked.
In 2015, on RTE One's The Meaning of Life, Stephen Fry replied to the following question
with furious eloquence: "Suppose it's all true, and you walk up to the Pearly Gates,
and you are confronted by god – what will Stephen Fry say to Him, Her, or It?"
"I'll say, bone cancer in children – what's that about?
How dare you!
How dare you create a world in which there is such misery that is not our fault?
It's not right.
It's utterly, utterly evil.
Why should I respect a capricious, mean-mined, stupid god who creates a world which is so
full injustice and pain?
That's what I would say."
"And you think you're going to get in?"
"No, but I wouldn't want to.
I wouldn't want to get in on his terms."
Now first and foremost, I've put a link in the description to the full interview,
and if you haven't already seen it, then do… you can thank me later.
But to get back on topic, in response to Fry's wonderful rant, many butt-hurt Christians
accused him of breaching Ireland's Defamation Act, which includes the following clause:
"A person who publishes or utters blasphemous matter shall be guilty of an offence and shall
be liable upon conviction on indictment to a fine not exceeding €25,000."
Now the problem with this accusation is that it's true... by using his freedom to express
his opinion, Fry violated a free country's law... now if that isn't a contradiction,
then I don't know what is!
"Free speech is the bedrock of liberty and a free society; and yes, it includes the right
to blaspheme and offend."
It's the right that allows us to secure and defend all other rights.
It is the foundation of a free society, and so therefore, I would argue that either these
"free" countries must abolish their blasphemy laws, or we should no longer refer to them
as "free".
It's simply unacceptable for a country to call itself free while having blasphemy laws.
It's utterly, utterly stupid.
And that ladies and gentlemen, is the primary point that I want to make with this video…
Fry's recent situation has made me realise that much of the free world isn't actually
free… and that's sad…
To quote Hemant Mehta, "it really would be glorious if Fry's brilliant quotation
ended up defeating the blasphemy law that never should have been enacted in the first
place", and I personally think that refusing to call these countries free until they relinquish
such nonsense is a good way to add fuel to the fire.
Anyhow, with this point made, let's now turn our attention to blasphemy in it's entirely,
by first clearly stating that blasphemy laws are a fu**ing joke... and I swear on purpose
- because likewise to swearing, blasphemy is a victimless crime.
A Christian doesn't get hurt when someone swears or says something mean about their
divine North Korean, they get offended – and funny enough, Fry's response to people getting
offended is second to none: "It's now rather common to hear people say 'I'm very offended
by that' as if it give them certain rights... it's actually nothing more... it's simply
a whine [...] it has no meaning; it has no purpose; it has no reason to be respected
as a phrase; 'I am offended by that' well so fu**ing what!
And this brings us to the real reason why blasphemy law exist.
It's not to defend an all-powerful god, because such a being would be necessarily
impervious to offense… it exists to preserve religious ignorance, because deep down the
religious know that their beliefs cannot withstand rationality, and they know that the application
of criticism will dissolve their undeserved privileges – that, is why blasphemy law
exists.
The fourth point I want to make is that Fry is absolutely correct when he calls the Abrahamic
god a mean-minded maniac, because if this god exists and truly is all-powerful (as its
proponents do indeed claim), then the state of the universe proves, without a doubt, that
this god is utterly, utterly evil.
To illustrate this, I'm going to quote Epicurus, a man who lived three-hundred years before
the inception of Christianity, and who within this one quote alone entirely eviscerated
the idea of an all-powerful and all-loving god for good: "Is god willing to prevent
evil, but not able?
Then he is not omnipotent.
Is he able but not willing?
Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able and willing?
Then whence cometh evil?
Is he neither able nor willing?
Then why call him god?"
Hence, if an all-powerful god exists then it's necessarily not all-loving because
evil exists.
And the final point I want to make is that when Fry stated that he wouldn't want to
get into heaven on the Abrahamic god's terms, he demonstrated true morality and real benevolence,
because unlike the religious, who Appeal to Authority for their morality, Fry demonstrated
that he actually cares about the wellbeing of others…
It's all too often that the religious claim to have the moral high-ground because they
know what the big boss wants, and it never really occurs to them that this isn't actually
morality… it's fear.
Morality is, as Fry perfectly illustrated, actually giving a f**k about fairness and
the consequences of your actions.
Anyhow, to recap, Ireland, along with Denmark, Finland and Greece, are not free countries
because; Free speech is essential to a free society, and these countries limit free speech
with blasphemy laws.
And blasphemy in its entirety is flawed because; It's a victimless crime, and; It exists
to preserve ignorance, not to defend an all-powerful god; And an all-powerful and all-loving god
definitely doesn't exist because; Whence cometh evil.
Anyhow, as always, thank you kindly for the view, and please consider subscribing to my
channel, because under section 36 of the Giant Spaghetti Defamation Act, "A person who
doesn't subscribe to Rationality Rules shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable
upon conviction on indictment to a fine not exceeding €25,000."
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The First Date Book Tag - Duration: 19:32.Hi everyone, so I found this tag.
It's called the First Date Book Tag
Or the First Date Tag
And I really thought that the questions were very interesting and I liked them a lot
so it was very easy for me to find answers for most of these
so I thought it would be interesting for me to answer them.
And the first one -I actually have it printed-
The first one is the "Awkward First Date"
A book where something felt off. It wasn't a bad book, but it lacked that spark for you.
I feel like I might offend some people here because -I think most of this are kinda negative questions but-
this book in particular seems to be well-respected
And it is Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
So this, like the question says, I don't think this is a bad book or anything but
there's something about it that is just
I think it's the fact that it starts with a set of characters that seem to be the main ones
and there's another character that's introduced like
2/3 of the way in the story [kind of an exaggeration, it's more like a third of the way in]
and he becomes the main character and it's kinda like "what". I think that's...
I think that's kinda hard to pull off and I don't think that this book did it
and it general the book seems very detached from reality
so it was hard for me to feel seriously concerned for this book in relation to
how the world seems to me in the present times.
So I didn't find it scary in any way
or felt that it was even realistic or
I don't think I could even say what the author was trying to propose
with this book, so I think that's what made me
kind of dislike it. I don't think it's bad, again,
but I probably should wait some years before I re-read it
So the next question is The Cheap First Date: a book that...
[fixing chair]
So the next question is "The Cheap First Date": a book that turned out less than you expected
and for this I am choosing Dracula.
So this book is of course a classic, quite long.
Basically I just thought that it would be scary and
and least kinda mysterious, but it wasn't. It was actually pretty boring
and I've seen plays, adaptations of this book that are much more entertaining
and interesting than the actual book. It was a chore to finish reading this because
at a point it just didn't seem interesting because of how slow it was.
And with the format of the diary entries and stuff it kinda needed to go slow
but it just didn't work for me, but I do understand why some people like it.
Still, it was slightly disappointing so that's why it was the answer for that question.
So the next one is a "Well Prepared First Date", which is a
book that is better than you expected.
This one was difficult because I don't tend to have
I don't tend to have low expectations when I go into a book
but this one, there's actually two answers for this one.
One is One Hundred Years of Solitude. I have already talked about this in my previous video
I actually had to read this for school, when I was in middle school
and I don't know what I expected from it but I didn't expect it to be this good
I knew it was a classic and all, but I don't think I had read many classics.
I think I was [also] reading Dracula at the time
but I just didn't expect it to be that good [because it was one of the first "great" books I ever read]
While I was reading it, even from the start I was like
"this is nice but I don't think it's very interesting" and then it became extremely so
and then when the end came I was like "this is the best thing that I've ever read".
It's not my favorite book now but at the time I think it was.
So yes, very impressed with this one.
"One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez if I didn't say that
The second answer for this question is
"Nothing" by Janne Teller
I don't have a copy of that, but it's...
I also had to read that one for school, very recently,
and since it was a sort of YA, or supposed to be,
I just thought that it would be some random book, you know?
but I was very impressed by it again.
Not as much as with the previous book but it was much darker than I expected
Knowing that it was YA, and much more philosophical really.
I don't expect,
I mean, maybe I'm coming off snobbish
but I don't expect YA to have that much depth [I can expect it to be dark though, just not thought-provoking]
Next one is "Hot but Dumb"
and it's a book that's pretty on the outside but not so hot on the inside
This is one of the only hardcovers that I own
"Go Set A Watchman"
This is not that great, it's actually very mediocre
as a book, but I bought and read it knowing that
it was not going to be that good, but it was still very intriguing so
and it has this pretty print that's kinda similar to the first/second one TKAM
so yes, it's pretty but I pretty much just keep it because
it's a hardcover, and it's kinda hard to get rid of them I think.
So the next one is "Blind Date" which is a book you picked up not knowing anything about it.
and this one is "Chinese Cinderella" by Adeline Yen Mah
This I mostly bought as a souvenir, and it was among the Children's Books
I'm not sure what it is exactly, I would say it's a middle grade or YA
But it's like a memoir
Of this Chinese woman that basically has a difficult life
and she suffers a lot. And there's even a sequel[ish] that I also read
but this one I just bought knowing that it was a book about a young woman
and I read it. At the time I liked it, now it seems a bit more...
I don't know, I don't want to talk shit about memoirs because it seems kinda wrong
but it's not among the best books I've read.
And the next one is "Speed Dating" which is
a book that you read super fast.
I'm kind of ashamed to say that I read this fast, actually, this is Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
This I mostly read fast because
I had to make a report of it for school, for college, right?
but I forgot the end date, the last date to send it,
and when I realized, it had already been the last day.
So I just read it on that day [day I noticed] really fast out of guilt
I think it was just guilt that I was like "I need to finish this now" because I hadn't even started
reading when it was the end date so that was kind of shameful.
But you know, it's actually kinda funny now.
But whatever. "The Rebound"
is a book that you read too soon after a book hangover
and it kinda ruined the book for you.
Initially I didn't know exactly what was a [book] hangover
or what would make me not enjoy a book after reading another one
but then I realized what it meant, and I understood that maybe the reason why
I didn't like "Fahrenheit 451" so much
was because I read it too soon after "1984"
and I probably expected it to be too much like it.
and of course it's not, it's completely different, they're just dystopians
and ever since then I think I just try to not read books that are too similar
one after the other
There's other issues that I have with this book, especially the fact that
to me the characters seemed really shallow
and the whole book just seems really bland to me.
Again, maybe that's because I read "1984" just before this
but it just seemed bland and kind of like the characters
weren't very interesting, the storyline wasn't very interesting
the whole thing was just not enough for me.
So the next one is "Overly Enthusiastic Date"
a book that felt that it was trying too hard.
Again, I feel like I'm going to insult some people here but
Haruki Murakami's "Kafka On The Shore"
was
it was pretty bad for me
this book was pretty terrible in my opinion
Mainly because -okay- there seemed to be
I think this book is #1 in a goodreads list for surrealist novels
I mean people actually voted for this book as #1 of a surrealist novel, okay?
My issue with this, I have many issues actually,
I have several issues with this book. Pretty much every area that could go well goes wrong
The characters are not very interesting. They're actually pretty much the same one over and over
the main ones at least.
the other characters are either strawmen for the [political, but really general] ideas of the author
He tries to put his ideas directly into the character's mouths
and it's not even a book that's supposed to be about that
so it's kind of annoying, to be honest
The writing style is very difficult to like because
there's a lot of details that don't matter
at all, like, he goes to great detail just talking about the things that the main character had for breakfast
and there's a lot of things that just don't matter
and then there's things like -Okay-
supposedly the issue with this
is that the author is trying to mix the [mundane] with the surreal
and I do like surrealism, and I like magical realism, but
this to me, was something else.
To me this was just random
and I think that random is another category that's something that I don't like
It's something that is trying too hard.
Trying too hard to be interesting, to be different, but
it fails because it's either boring or it
it doesn't make sense, and not in the good way
the usual way of surrealism. It just doesn't make sense in a way that it actually
adds nothing to the story [or characters, setting, etc]
it doesn't mean anything. It's just trying to seem interesting, to be honest,
I didn't even finish reading, okay? Like I read 2/3 of this book
and I just gave up, I was like "Oh my God", honestly I don't even care about the characters that much which is a huge flaw
in itself. Not caring about them is something that shouldn't happen [at that point it makes the story itself boring]
but aside from that. The whole details thing
I mean, when he tells you why he's having eggs for breakfast and how he likes his eggs
and why, and this and that and the other,
I wouldn't even care about that if you told me that about Wolverine
like if you told me what Wolverine has for breakfast even I wouldn't care [it's unrelated to someone's person as a whole]
and I love him but seriously, a story has to be interesting.
It doesn't have to be interesting sometimes or at some points
It has to constantly have something to do with the rest of the things that are going on
don't have just pointless, meaningless sentences that just add length
to the book. That's just a huge flaw, the biggest flaw. At first it was
kind of cute, and then it seemed pretentious
and as it went on it was just [unbearable]
and it wasn't even enjoyable, it was
it wasn't even entertaining to read this book, okay?
it wasn't.even.entertaining.
So this book fails in all possible areas for me.
So yeah, that was a big rant, but
I don't like this book you guys, I'm sorry.
So yeah, let's go for something completely different.
The next one is "The Perfect First Date" which is a book that did everything right for you.
Now this is actually not my [all time] favorite book.
It's "All You Need Is Kill" by Hirashi -Hiroshi- Sakurazaka
I always get that first name wrong.
So Hiroshi Sakurazaka
and this is a science fiction book [surprise, surprise]
quite short, I think it's a Light Novel
So it's meant for -Well I'm not sure- but I think it's meant for teenagers
or young adults, I don't know, but it's not the same thing as YA [it's somewhat of a Japanese equivalent though, according to my later research]
So the point is that I like this book a lot. I like it...
but it's not my favorite one.
It's more like it doesn't have anything wrong with it.
But there's books that I like more than this one that do have flaws.
but it's just that I prefer to look over them because
I think that the things they offer as books are much higher than the flaws [what I struggled so much to say]
but this is a book that just doesn't have anything wrong with it. And I don't mean that it's average, like
it's a really great read. If you guys have seen Edge of Tomorrow
that book is based on this novel.
So, for example, this book starts out really strong, which some of my favorites don't.
This starts out really entertaining and strong from the very start.
and all of the characters are really interesting,
it only focuses on a couple of ones, but
they're very interesting, and you're very entertained while you're reading this
There's no parts, to me, in which the writing feels weak
or that it's just going too slow,
or anything like that.
The length feels appropriate for the things that go on
and it doesn't go into too many details that are unnecessary or whatever
and it has a great ending, which I think is the strongest point
of this book, especially in comparison to the movie, but just by itself,
the ending is really what makes it so good.
what I mean is that it doesn't necessarily give you a good [nice] ending,
it just gives you the ending that it's supposed to have, that makes sense for this story to have
and I really respect that for a book like this.
So yes, this is really good.
The next one is pretty difficult because it's the "Humiliating First Date"
and it is a book that you're embarrassed to admit that you liked or to be seen reading in public
for whatever reason.
and my answer for this one is "Twilight"
I don't like it anymore, but when I read it, I liked it.
I mean granted, I was like thirteen or twelve
but at some point I did like it, and it's kinda hard to admit it because
it's pretty bad. I mean its a pretty bad book.
So yeah.
So those were my answers for the First Date book tag.
I hope you liked this video, and if you want to do this tag then you are tagged.
There's none in particular that I would tag, I think, because they either don't do tags or they have already done it.
or they don't even know who I am, actually,
that's the main reason, they don't even know who I am.
Because you know, it's my second video, nobody knows at this point.
and needless to say I wasn't even tagged by anyone
but if I do think of someone I will put it down in the description box
Everything will be in the desc box, like the books that I mention and everything
and I'll put timestamps so yes.
I hope you guys enjoyed it, again, and
definitely tell me anything you think about this books
or what I said down below.
Thanks for watching, and bye until the next video.
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