(Episode 19)
What are you...
Son Yeori.
Son Yeori.
Kim Muyeol.
Haeju.
Haeju, wake up. Haeju!
Wake up, Haeju.
See that?
Gosh. You've improved quickly.
You can't underestimate actors.
We are always learning.
I, Dochi, enjoy learning.
Maybe I should switch careers and become a chef.
He's like a goldfish poop.
He never leaves me alone.
Hey, Jjanggu.
It's terrible.
Sora is in the hospital!
What?
She tried to commit suicide.
What is it? What's wrong?
I'm sorry. I need to go somewhere.
What...
How could you do this?
Dochi.
Her life isn't in danger, is it?
Thankfully, since they found her soon enough.
It could've been dangerous.
Why did you do something so foolish?
If I have to live without you...
I'd rather die.
Sora.
I'll let you two talk.
Dochi.
Don't leave me.
I can't live without you.
Sora, it's tough for me too.
I know it'll be hard for both of us, but it's over anyway.
- It's better to end it now. / - Dochi.
The world abandoned me. Don't you do it too.
You know how it is not to have parents.
I don't need anything else.
I want to marry you and have kids.
Let's live for each other.
I'll wait for you.
If you'll come back to me,
I can wait a few years. No. I'll wait decades.
I won't go back to you.
Let's each go our separate ways.
No. I'm going to wait.
Time will heal.
If we both work hard on our careers...
We'll think fondly of these times someday.
I'll be cheering you on from afar.
Dochi.
Darn it.
Were you always this cold?
If you dump Sora, her life will be ruined.
You shouldn't destroy someone's life like this.
Go hold her hand.
She's lonely just like you.
It's cruel to give her false hope.
It's best for her to end it cleanly...
So that she doesn't hang on.
I'll go now.
Dochi.
The world abandoned me. Don't you do it too.
You know how it is not to have parents.
I don't need anything else.
I want to marry you and have kids.
Let's live for each other.
Nothing helps your acting as hunger.
Don't you worry, Sora. Dochi is soft-hearted,
so he'll come back to me in no time.
Han Sora.
Dochi.
Were you always this despicable?
No. I was hungry.
I was just hungry.
I was hungry.
I'm the fool for feeling conflicted about you.
I will never see you again.
Madam...
You're out.
No.
I won't go down alone.
Madam Hong Jiwon.
This wouldn't...
Make him detest the entertainment industry
and turn to business, would it?
Dochi.
I'll accept your break-up with Sora now.
I'm against someone like her for you.
I hope we'll never see each other again.
I'm sorry for inconveniencing you.
What will you do now?
I'm going to concentrate on acting.
Then I'll forget with time.
Good thinking. Hang in there.
There are plenty of women out there.
Why is Muyeol's car here at this hour?
Hello, madam.
Is Muyeol home?
Madam Haeju fainted, so he brought her home.
- Haeju fainted? / - Yes.
When?
Haeju fainted? Why? Where?
She brought me lunch and fainted in the hallway.
Why didn't you take her to the hospital?
Dr. Kim was just here.
What did he say?
He said it seems to have been from stress,
and that we should wait and watch.
Haeju, do you hear me?
I told you not to stress out over nothing.
You ended up ruining your health.
I'm so upset, seeing you like this.
Haeju, what's wrong? What is it?
Mom, Yeori. Yeori's back.
He and Yeori...
Were kissing.
Honey, what's wrong? Did you have a dream?
What do you mean, Yeori?
Don't come close. You...
You met Yeori again, right?
You lied about her being dead,
and were seeing her in secret, weren't you?
You can't fool me any longer.
Haeju, what are you saying?
Yeori is dead. How could she be back?
And how could she have been in his office?
That woman who brought you that time...
Was Yeori too.
Mom, I saw Yeori.
Haeju.
See? He smells like Yeori!
Haeju, you're breaking my heart.
Why won't you believe me?
Muyeol, bring Yeori to me. Now!
Bring her!
What's going on? What is she talking about?
Haeju brought lunch to my office,
but I wasn't there.
I was seeing off a client that had come by
when she came to my office.
She must've seen something in the hallway.
She claimed she saw Yeori and has been like that.
Bring me Yeori.
Bring Yeori to me!
I didn't want to say this, but...
Haeju...
Even installed a hidden camera in my car.
Please don't let her know that I know.
When I first saw it, I was furious.
But then, I felt sorry for her...
That she was so insecure.
I was determined to be better toward her
so that she wouldn't think of Yeori again.
I understand how you feel.
I think she's paranoid.
Ever since she mistook the person
who rang the bell as Yeori...
Something's been off.
I'll find her myself. I don't need any of you.
Haeju!
I'll go.
Yes.
What about the legal team?
Be prepared to report to me.
What's going on?
Haeju. Where do you plan to find Yeori?
Right here.
You and Yeori were kissing right here.
Honey, what's wrong with you?
This is a place of business.
How could I kiss someone here?
- And a dead woman, at that. / - Stop lying!
I saw it with my own eyes.
Yeori looked at me and smirked.
"Watch. I seduced your husband.
Watch what I'm doing in front of you."
Bring Yeori to me. Where are you hiding her?
Bring Yeori to me right now!
Calm down.
Let go.
Do you think I can't find her?
There must be a trace of her.
Yeori's fingerprint, scent, or something!
What are you doing?
Dad.
What nonsense is this at the company?
I know you're immature,
but how could the company owner's family do that
in front of the employees?
Dad. Yeori was here.
I need to find her. Who knows what she may do?
Go home.
- Keep your quarrels at home. / - Dad.
Take Haeju home right now!
Gu Haeju.
How did it feel to see me again?
You said no one owns a person, right?
Fine.
Like you said, he has no owner.
So I'll play with him.
The dam holding your marriage in place...
Is starting to crumble.
Sora?
Why are you calling me?
Of course. You can always consult me.
Yeori...
Came to Muyeol to get revenge.
She's trying to take back the man I took from her.
Yeori? What are you talking about?
She died 3 years ago already.
I know what I saw.
Muyeol and Yeori were kissing at the company.
I said I wasn't.
I wasn't, father.
Haeju has been stressed lately.
I think she's been hallucinating.
Are you saying she's crazy?
You know that's not what I'm saying.
Follow me.
Do you have another woman?
No, father. It's not like that at all.
Why did you marry Haeju?
Because of your ambition?
In order to claim Wid Group?
Father.
Imagine...
How little faith you gave her that
she's going on and on...
About a dead girl.
I'll be better to her from now on.
I accepted you as Haeju's husband...
Even though I knew about you and Yeori
because I trusted you.
Yes, I doubted you.
Since you betrayed someone once,
I thought you could do it again.
But Haeju and you
insisted on this marriage, so I trusted you
and gave my permission.
Yes. I am grateful for it.
She's my only daughter.
If you break her heart with women trouble...
I will kill you myself.
Keep that in mind.
Yes, father.
That's enough.
Why is the entire family like this because of a dead girl?
Haeju even installed a hidden camera
in Muyeol's car in order to catch Yeori.
- What? / - But there was absolutely nothing.
You may go.
Haeju will be fine.
I'll take care of her.
Don't worry.
Haeju, stop it already.
All the evidence is telling you that you were mistaken.
You need to believe me at least, mom
I wasn't hallucinating.
And I wasn't mistaken.
Okay. I believe you.
Even if no one else in the world believes you,
I believe you.
But the kids will be home soon.
You can't let them see you like this.
You're a mom before you're a wife.
Okay.
Let's look for a solution together.
Why are you calling me?
How dare you call me?
We have nothing left to talk about.
I won't give up on Dochi like this.
- I can't. / - Then what will you do?
He caught you faking the suicide attempt.
What more can you do?
I can't do anything, but it's a different story for you.
Use your position to turn him back to me.
- If you don't... / - If I don't?
I'll tell him that you made me approach him.
I won't go down alone.
You're a wicked girl.
Aren't threatening and appeasing people
your specialties, madam?
I didn't want to go this far, but...
How's your child doing?
Actress Han Sora
had a baby when she was a minor.
A cold-hearted mom who never visited her child once
after leaving her with her sister for 7 years.
What will happen if the world finds out?
You knew my past.
But you put me on your brother-in-law?
You really are cruel.
I didn't know at first.
When I realized that you weren't a kitten,
but a tiger's cub,
I started digging.
Use your position
to turn him back to me.
- If you don't... / - If I don't?
I'll tell him that you made me approach him.
I won't go down alone.
You're a wicked girl.
Aren't threatening and appeasing people
your specialties, madam?
I can extort her for money with this, right?
The more the better.
A million? Two million? No.
Five million?
If you succeed, I'll compensate you handsomely.
- Sora. / - Yes?
Get out.
- What? / - Get out of my office.
What's wrong with you?
You threw away your child in order to succeed,
and used marriage to make a deal.
You promised to marry someone,
but had an affair with another man.
You faked a suicide attempt
in order to get back the man who left you.
I need to remove the trash from my office.
What about you?
Who can refuse money?
Everyone will do anything if they're promised success.
Forget it then.
There are plenty of lawyers out there.
I'll destroy this.
What?
If you mess with Dochi again...
Be prepared to be shunned completely
by the entertainment industry.
Remember that protecting Dochi
is the least you can do for
your ex-boyfriend who trusted you until the very end.
Get lost.
Why you...
- Hi. / - Hello.
Hey.
Is that sleazebag Sora gone for good now?
- Yes. / - Wid Group's legal department...
Is hiring. What will you do?
I'll have to apply.
If I want to catch a tiger, I must enter its lair.
That's right.
Oliver called earlier.
Dochi is learning how to cook at Chaplin.
I'm spilling more than I keep in the pan.
It looked easy.
Don't try to be good at it right away.
Remember practice is the only way.
Keep at it.
Dochi can't take elevators.
Dochi is claustrophobic and has a fear of being bound,
so he can't get into elevators.
Dochi.
25 floors is nothing.
Did you walk up? Why?
What? Well...
For exercise.
Hi, Seol.
I heard Dochi is learning how to cook.
He's working hard.
He'll need somewhere to focus his attention right now.
I have a favor to ask.
Please keep Chaplin always open, so that he can go
whenever he wants to practice cooking.
And so that he can go whenever
he needs someone to drink with.
Of course.
He's starting to grow on me already too.
Please keep the window or door open at all times.
Closed spaces will be difficult for him.
Haeju, I'm sorry.
I know...
I shouldn't do this to you.
You seem to like jazz like I do.
So I chose some songs that I thought you'd like.
I hope they'll provide comfort...
When things are tough and when you're exhausted.
There's a person who needs comforting.
This song is for him.
♪ My love for you ♪
♪ Is beginning to fade ♪
♪ However, I did not forget ♪
♪ The countless winters ♪
A member of the legal team quit.
He was a good worker.
There are plenty of workers.
Someone better will apply, so don't worry.
Finding a replacement is giving me
a headache already.
Dochi's problem made it worse.
He simply broke up with the woman he was seeing.
Don't think too much about it.
I'll find another woman and put her on him.
How's Haeju?
She's still talking about Yeori.
I feel like we shouldn't have let her...
Marry Muyeol after all.
Don't worry about something that can't be undone.
When a problem arises,
the best thing to do is to look for a solution.
Why don't you take Haeju out to clear her head?
I plan to take her somewhere today.
Haeju! Shall we go out and get some fresh air?
It's a waste to stay indoors on such a nice day.
No.
I feel like Yeori is watching, anywhere I go.
I want to go on a date with my daughter.
If you see nice things and eat good food,
you'll feel better.
Where are we?
Let's go in.
Where are we?
You'll see.
Here you go.
Do you feel very anxious, Haeju?
How do you know my name?
Speak comfortably. No one can hear you.
And your secret's safe with me.
I am...
Choi Muhan, a specialist in psychiatry.
It's nice to meet you.
A specialist in psychiatry?
Then is this a mental institution?
Are you saying I'm psychotic?
That's a prejudice.
Who is perfectly healthy mentally in these times?
Okay. Shall we talk about
that woman that you say you keep seeing?
- Son Yeori. / - I'm leaving.
I'm not crazy. What's with everyone?
Mom. Mom!
How could you do this to me?
You said you believed me.
How could you take me to a mental institution?
Don't say that.
I took you somewhere you can talk freely.
He's a specialist, so I thought he could figure out
why you think that.
I'm not mistaken!
I told you that already!
I can do anything for you.
What must I do for you right now?
I'm so upset.
Mom.
(Hiring part-time worker)
I want a student to work for me. Not someone older...
Sure. Whatever the case may be...
I just need a reason to see him.
Why did you turn that off? It's funny.
How old are you?
I know they say every family has
one young unemployed family member,
but you won't get any pity points
bumming around like this.
Am I running for office? Why do I need pity points?
You need pity points from Haeju
to get as much as possible from her. Plus,
it's because you have no job
that your blind dates reject you.
Why do I not have a job?
Being a conglomerate family's
son-in-law's sister is my job.
What do you want from me?
Hey. Work here.
Chaplin? How much do they pay?
It's not about the money.
You work hard at the job for Haeju to see,
so that you can get more from her,
and I get to use your working hard at your job
to get something else.
Like what?
Just do as I say, you brat!
Stop hitting me! That hurts!
Ta-da.
It looks pretty good, no?
It's not bad.
I know I made it, but it looks delicious.
Okay. It's Dochi's first dish.
Who do you want to taste it?
There's someone I really want to give it to.
It's a secret.
Is this a door or a bookcase?
Oh, my gosh!
Are you okay?
I'm sorry. I didn't know anyone was out here.
It's Dochi.
What a lucky day.
I'm heading back to the office from a meeting.
How's Haeju, mother?
I'll be home early tonight. Okay.
Why am I here?
What...
What are you doing here?
I needed to ask you something.
What?
Yesterday...
Why did you do that to me?
Why did you kiss me?
You're a resilient one.
Madam Hong Jiwon.
Did you think it would end that easily?
What are you up to?
Turn on the TV.
It's the final bit of honey I'm giving you.
So enjoy it.
Dochi and I have broken up.
It was too much of a burden because Dochi
is the son of Wid Group's founder.
Dochi.
I'll say my good-bye from here.
I wish you success...
As Wid Group's heir.
Good-bye.
(Unknown Woman)
Are Muyeol and Yeori meeting again?
I'm sorry. I'm sorry toward your wife...
As well.
- Sora held a press conference. / - What?
- Distribute the press release. / - Yes, father.
Focus on finding a new lawyer for the legal team.
It's been a while, Madam Hong.
- Who's this? / - Bom!
Bom.
Bom.
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How To Master A Recovery Ride - Duration: 5:02.
- We often talk about the importance of rest here on GCN.
Rest is when your body can actually repair itself
and so that is the time when you get stronger and fitter.
Having all ready done the hard work beforehand of course.
- Yeah, you have two options when it comes to said rest.
You can either take the word literally
and sit on your backside for a day.
Or you can do what is called active recovery
or a recovery ride.
Always one of my favourite days as a pro.
(upbeat music)
- Now, before we start to explain exactly how to do
a recovery ride.
What actually is one supposed to do then?
Well, it is a way of gently boosting blood flow
around the body through gentle exercise.
And then the theory is that will help deliver nutrients
to your damaged muscles and also start to flush out
some of the waste products from them
that would have accumulated through hard training.
- How then do you do a recovery ride?
Why they really are quite simple.
All you need to do is ride at a very low intensity
for quite short period of time.
So, 60 minutes at a maximum
at an effort level of between one and two
if you're going on feel.
You should basically be able to
breathe through your nose throughout.
- That sounds good.
- It does.
That's why I love recovery rides.
If you're going on power, less than 50% of your FTP
or less than 60% of your maximum heart rate.
There should be no accelerations and no sprints at all.
Just spinning on a nice easy gear.
- I tell you what.
I am liking the sound of this more and more.
Can we stop for coffee?
- We can.
In fact amongst professional riders it is almost
against the law not to stop for coffee.
- Well I tell you what.
We better stop for coffee.
I don't want to get into trouble.
- Just spin nice and easy to a cafe.
- Well, I tell you what Dan,
I am thoroughly enjoying my recovery ride so far.
Question is, is there actually any scientific proof
that this is going to be a benefit to us?
- There isn't a great deal I must admit.
- Oh?
- But, there is some.
There is one study which seems to suggest
that recovery rides can increase lactic clearing
which I guess has got to be a good thing.
And I've also found some other evidence of other benefits
to recovery rides, as well.
- Okay, so we have not just completely wasted 15 minutes.
- No.
Not at all.
So I've been reading some excerpts from a book
by Matt Fitzgerald entitled Brain Training for Runners.
- Sorry.
Runners?
- Yep, bear with me.
He says that the benefits of recovery exercise
are due to the presence of a cytokine
called interleukin-6 or IL -6 for short.
- Oh, yes, yes that's one of my favourites.
- IL-6 will cause a feeling of fatigue when it's present
in the body but it can also lead to gains in fitness.
So if you do recovery rides
in a state of glycogen depletion,
as you normally would be after a block of hard training.
In the presence of IL-6 in your body.
You actually get fitness gains.
Which I think is a great thing.
And there are other benefits to recovery rides as well.
In terms of improved cognitive function.
Also an increased resistance to muscle tissue damage
and better fat metabolism as well.
- That's really good.
- Yeah.
I though you'd like that a bit.
So if you do recovery rides
it should teach your body to prefer fat as it's fuel source.
Especially if the ride that you do in between
is generally of quite high intensity.
- I am sold.
Recovery rides sound so beneficial
I think I am going to do them everyday.
- Ah, it doesn't quite work like that actually.
You need something to recover from i.e. some hard training.
- Hmm?
(upbeat music)
- So, should you bother with recovery rides?
Well, if the weather is spectacular.
If you've done some hard training
and if you go very easy and you don't do it for too long.
Then the answer is probably yes.
It will give you a small benefit.
However, if you haven't done any hard training
or if you're someone who can't hold yourself back
when you go out on the bike or don't have much spare time
or it's tipping it down with rain.
Then you're probably not going to get much benefit at all.
- Well, fair enough then.
Dan, that has been an education.
I must just echo that last point though.
That if you do not do a proper recovery ride
and your not training either
then actually you are just doing junk miles
that serve no benefit whatsoever and are only negative.
So if you do a recovery ride make sure you do it properly.
With coffee and cake.
- Yeah.
Okay if you haven't yet subscribed
to the Global Cycle Network you can do so now
by clicking on the globe
and then this next video should show you how to
get into a fatigued state in the first place.
And that you deserve recovery ride.
Just down here are three sessions
to help you improve your climbing.
- Yeah.
Or, how about this one down here where we ask the pro's
what they do on recovery days.
Are they doing it against Dan's advice?
- Quite possibly.
- Say what, GCN is made for recovery day.
Isn't it?
- Yeah.
Pro's don't always do it right?
Do they?
- No.
It's funny enough,
we didn't do it right until we were retired.
Now we're right every time.
- (laughs)
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Curve-Sided Box - Duration: 17:47.
Hello everyone, it's Heidi from Flutterbyheidi.wordpress.com.
Today I'm doing a tutorial for Splitcoaststampers and we're making this curve-sided box with
a fold-over lid.
As you can see I've used the Dragonfly Dreams die cuts and a lovely new stamp set which
is available from the 1st of June which is called Daisy Delight, to create these flowers
around the sides.
So to make the box the first thing you're going to need to do is cut a piece of cardstock
to 29.5 cm x 21 cm.
Once you've done that you're going to be scoring it.
I'm using my SU trimmer here.
The first score is on the short edge at 3.5 cm.
The 2nd one is at 14 cm.
Take out your extender and turn it so that the larger section is at the top.
You're going to do several score lines but you're just going to score to the first line
only.
Score at 3.5 cm, just down to the 1st line, up
to 10.5 cm, again first score line.
At 17.5 cm and at 24.5 cm.
Then score all the way down to the bottom at 28 cm.
All the way top to bottom.
Rotate your cardstock so that the smallest section is at the top.
Now you're going to score that smaller section at 8.5 cm, just to the first section, at 15.5
cm, and at 22.5 cm.
Pop your trimmer away.
You're going to need a die or something that's about 2-3/4" or 7 cm in diameter and an embossing
tool.
Set it so it touches the top and 2 side lines, and I'm just scoring around with an embossing
tool.
You do that on all 4 of the short sections.
I use an embossing tool because that way you're not going to get pen marks.
You're just going to cut slightly to the outside edge of those.
Put that to one side.
You're going to trim around those score lines.
I'm doing these quite quickly here for the video.
I find it easier to do all the curves away first and then come back and do the others.
When you get to the end you're just going to cut away that skinny little bit off the side.
Again, come in here.
If you're accurate you could use a scalpel and cut those curves around the die if you like.
You'll end up with a piece of card that looks like this.
The next thing you're going to need is a little bit more unusual, not normally found in craft room.your
You're going to need a 10.5" plate.
10.5" is about 26.5 cm.
You're going to line up your plate where the score lines meet, and this bottom one here.
And just score.
I don't come all the way down because you want the curves to join just at the bottom.
Do that all the way along.
Move your plate and just score.
You'll see it just joins at the bottom there.
I'm pressing quite firmly because it's a curve.
You're not going to get a bone folder in there, so I'm using quite a narrow embossing tool
and pressing very firmly.
The last one here.
Find the mid point.
On the end again.
So that's our scoring with our plate done.
If you've got a die cutting machine you can cut yourself a circle to make a template as well.
Having created our curved template, I'm going to score the bottom lines.
We're going to cut up here.
I'm going to stamp across the center of this with these new stamps.
These are 2-step stamps.
I'm coming in with the first, which is the leaves.
This is Wild Wasabi ink.
In these central sections I'm just going to stamp the stems.
Having done our stems, I'm going to come in and do my single stem at the center as well.
You can stamp whatever stamps you happen to have.
I just thought this was lovely with the 2-step stamping that we brought.
Having stamped our stems, we're going to come in with the flowers.
Here I'm using Perfect Plum because I felt this was rather like lavender so I came up
with that.
These just line up with the tops of those stems.
And you don't have to be incredibly perfect - I would normally take a little bit more
time with these and I'd actually stand right over, but I'm sure you don't want a shot of
my hair over the top of what I'm trying to line up.
Once we've stamped our flower heads, I'm going to come in with another new color, and this
is the new Berry Burst, and do the flowers that line up with this stamp.
Again, the 2-step allows you to get lovely flowers and the photopolymer allows you to
line those up.
Obviously as I said, I would come in from the top a little bit to make those fit better.
While I've got my Berry Burst out I'm going to stamp a strip from the Dragonfly Dreams
- it's a 1 cm strip, and I'll just stamp on there 'to a wonderful friend'.
Come in with your snips and just cut a little flag at either end.
If you've got a punch you could use a punch to do this as well.
Just make a little flag.
Then while we've got that out, I'm going to add a little bit of wet glue to the reverse
of that and pop that on to a strip of 1.5 cm Berry Burst cardstock.
Allow that to set and dry.
Back to our box construction.
Now you've stamped this - I'm going to cut up on each of those large tabs.
You're just cutting straight up, because they're going to overlap at the bottom.
Like so.
Just up to that score line.
And then this is one of the occasions when I use red tape.
On the reverse, this straight edge here, I'm going to put a piece of tape down this far
edge, and another piece of tape on the short section at the bottom rather than one piece.continuous
Now we're going to crease all of our score lines.
The top ones are quite straightforward to fold and burnish because they're nice straight lines.
These are quite easy to do if you've done a good score line.
You just gently crease as you go along.
Crease and bend.
There I'm just creasing and bending.
Like so.
This is a tricky one, but this is why it's important to cut these lines at the bottom
first, so that you can have a little bit more movement with the card.
The last one.
Just gently pinch those.
Having created those creases, we're now going to remove the liner of your red tape.
Make sure you've got a good fold on that last one.
Line up just the side first, like so.
I'm going to fold that back out of the way.
Line up our section here and then you can line up the tab at the bottom.
Once you've done your tab, the one with the join is the first one you fold in.
You can pop your hand inside your box and make sure that's stuck very well.
On these 3 flaps you need a piece of tape on the end to close those up and hold them in place.
This makes a nice secure bottom for your box.
The first one to go in is the one with the join.
The next ones are going to be the 2 side ones.
This means that our front piece is nice and flat.
Take the side ones, and those can just fold in like so.
Put your hand in to the bottom.
Then the last one is folded, and that gives us our front, which has got a nice seam.
To close, all you're going to do is just like a normal square box.
You fold in 3 flaps, and then the very last one just tucks in like so.
Now you're ready to decorate the rest of your box.
I've taken some of the Dragonfly Dreams and die cut them out of glimmer paper, and then
I separated those out so there's actually 5 dragonflies.
I've cut this a couple of times to create 4 separate little full dragonflies.
With these, just bend the wings up to give them a little bit of lift.
I've come in with my marker and I'm going to add a little bit of color to the outside
edge of those.
You could use a sponge dauber or anything else.
It just adds a little bit of interest, and I love the colors of dragonfly wings, with
their beautiful pinks and purples and all sorts, and that just edges them a bit.
Just brush marker on there - that gives a sort of strong edge color.
If you want to do a more subtle one, a sponge would do fine.
I'm generally using the smaller ones on there.
I've got 3 of the small ones here.
My other ones are large ones.
I'll show you how I trim them away.
If I use this top one, I come in and snip the bottom.
On this one just carefully cut between those 2 wings.
Neaten those up and there you have a really pretty dragonfly.
Round the bottom, and you can ink up the wings.
This is a lovely way to get whatever color glimmer paper you want by using your sponge
or marker.
To glue those into place, I'm going to use some Tombow glue and put a little dab on the
back of each of those and I like to leave those to one side to allow the glue to set
a little bit before I put it on so it doesn't slip everywhere.
While those are settling, I'll show you what I've done with the bumblebees.
I've stamped the bumblebee in the SU Dragonfly Dreams, this one here.
I've colored it in with some Crushed Curry just on the body on this one.
I used the die in the set to cut out our little bumblebee.
So that is how we do the bumblebee.
Again I'm going to bend the wings up very slightly like so.
Again come in with some wet glue just on that nice big body section - pop a bit of glue in.
Add each of the dragonflies to the top corners like so.
We have the front of our box here and I can add my bees in like so.
There's our box, and all we've got left to do is to add our sentiment.
Now that that's nice and dry I can trim away on either end to give a layered flag.
I'm going to use my bone folder or you can use your fingers and bend that back slightly
on itself.
For this I'm going to use my Fast Fuse for speed, dot a little bit of Fuse on the ends
of the flag and add it on the front there.
There is my curve sided box which is an unusual shaped box using Dragonfly Dreams and the
new Delightful Daisy to make a really pretty gift box that actually is quite spacious,
as you can see.
You could get all sorts of goodies in there.
I hope you've enjoyed watching this.
Thank you to Splitcoaststampers for allowing me to share this with you and do come back
and see me again soon for some more lovely creative projects.
Bye for now!
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S&P Futs Near All Time High On Strong Euro Data; Oil Drops On Trump's SPR Sale Plans - Duration: 28:37.
S&P Futs Near All Time High On Strong Euro Data; Oil Drops On Trump's SPR Sale Plans
by Tyler Durden
S&P futures rose alongside European stocks as Asian shares posted modest declines.
The euro set a new six-month high and European bourses rose as PMI data from Germany and
France signaled that the ECB will have to tighten soon as Europe's recovery remains
on track, with the German Ifo business confidence printing at the highest level on record, and
hinting at a GDP print in the 5% range.
Oil declined after the Trump budget proposal suggested selling half the crude held in the
US strategic petroleum reserve.
Strong economic survey data across the Eurozone supported EU bourses, despite a cautious start
to trade after last night's deadly terror attack in the UK.
Alongside strong headline numbers, one of the most eye-catching details in the data
was the biggest manufacturing sector job growth reading in the survey's 20-year-history and
overall employment gains were the second best in a decade.
"It's a very good result and it's broad based.
We've got a good pace of growth here.
The fact we have maintained this high level in May is great news for second quarter GDP,"
said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit."
Just like in the US, tech companies helped propell the Stoxx Europe 600 Index higher
after Nokia Oyj settled a litigation with Apple.
The U.K.�s FTSE 100 Index rose a third day, the pound pared declines and gilts were steady
after the Manchester bombing.
The dollar declined after the Washington Post reported Donald Trump asked intelligence chiefs
to publicly deny collusion between his campaign and Russia, a potentially impeachable offense.
The U.S. president in March asked Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats and
NSA Director Michael Rogers to publicly deny existence of any collusion between his campaign
and the Russian government, the Washington Post reported, citing unidentified current
and former officials.
Oil dropped, halting a four-day rising streak that took the price of crude above $51 a barrel.
It wasn't just the German IFO surge: a euro-area Purchasing Managers� Index showed manufacturing
in the bloc expanded at the fastest pace in more than six years, bolstering the case for
an ECB rate hike and further capital flows out of the US and into Europe as political
wrangling in Washington rumbles on, diverting attention from President Trump�s spending
and tax plans.
�Europe�s growth numbers aren�t knocking the skin off the ball, but they are less volatile
and it�s doing relatively well compared to the U.S., U.K. and Japan,� said Bill
Blain, head of capital markets at London-based Mint Partners.
�More than a few global investors have lost faith in the U.S. recovery and Trump jump.�
There was some bad news: signs that euro zone authorities and the International Monetary
Fund remain some way apart on Greece's debt problems combined with the strong data to
nag at bond markets.
Greece's short-dated government bond yields rose sharply as the IMF's chief negotiator
stuck to its stance that there needs to be more realism on what Athens can deliver.
The prospect of the ECB scaling down its multi trillion euro stimulus program meanwhile nudged
up yields on German Bunds DE10YT=TWEB and other higher-rated government debt.
"The risk-off environment is already erased and we are back to the levels we saw yesterday
on the back of the very bright economic outlook," said DZ Bank analyst Rene Abrecht.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index gained 0.2 percent in early trading.
The U.K.�s FTSE 100 Index added 0.1 percent.
Futures on the S&P 500 climbed 0.1 percent after the underlying gauge rose 0.5 percent
on Monday.
The selloff in Brazilian assets resumed on Monday.
The NEXT Funds Ibovespa Linked Exchange Traded Fund, an equity ETF that tracks Brazil�s
benchmark index, slumped 3.9 percent in Tokyo trading Tuesday.
Asian trading had seen a modest pull back in risk appetite with MSCI's broadest index
of Asia-Pacific shares not including Japan dropping back from near two-year highs.
Tokyo's Nikkei closed down 0.3 percent as Japanese manufacturing activity expanded at
the slowest pace in six months in May, while trading in China was choppy on concerns over
a regulatory crackdown on risky lending practices.
Japan�s Topix dropped 0.2 percent after swinging between gains and losses.
South Korea�s Kospi rose 0.3 percent.
Hong Kong�s Hang Seng fell 0.1 percent.
The Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.5 percent.
The dollar remained in the doldrums too.
It dipped to a 6-1/2-month low against a basket of other major currencies as low 10-year U.S.
Treasury yields continued to underscore fading expectations for fiscal stimulus from the
Trump administration.
Of note, today the White House will present Trump's first full budget plan to lawmakers
on Tuesday.
Its proposals include a $3.6 trillion cut in government spending over 10 years, balancing
the budget by the end of the decade.
Congress holds the federal purse strings and often ignores presidential budgets, which
are proposals and may not take effect in its current form.
But the plan, which advocated selling half of strategic U.S. oil reserves, weighed on
crude futures according to Reuters, offsetting optimism over expectations that other major
oil producers would agree to extend supply curbs this week.
Brent retreated 0.8 percent to$53.44 a barrel.
U.S. crude futures gave up all their earlier gains to edge lower to $50.71, after hitting
their highest level in more than a month earlier in the session.
The weaker dollar, meanwhile, lifted gold slightly.
Spot gold climbed 0.1 percent to $1,261.56 an ounce in its third straight session of
gains.
This afternoon sees US new home sales and the much-ignored Markit manufacturing PMI.
Neither is expected to be much-changed from last month.
The big event for the US market is the FOMC Minutes tomorrow.
"The big question for markets is how fast investors get back to the business of hunting
carry" according to SocGen's Kit Juckes.
"I am watching USD/BRL which has stabilised after last week's spike, and if this starts
to edge down again while US equities move towards new highs, that would increase the
likelihood of a June Fed rate hike rate, while also supporting all the higher-yielding currencies.
That does, in G10FX, lead to NZD/JPY."
Bulletin Headline Summary from RanSquawk
Strong PMI and IFO surveys across the Eurozone have supported EU bourses despite a cautious
start to trade following last night terror attack in the UK
WTI and Brent crude futures enter the North American crossover in negative territory as
concerns continue to mount regarding the factions within the cartel and whether all players
are on board with output curbs Looking ahead, highlights include Fed's Kashkari,
Harker and ECB's Coeure Global Market Snapshot
S&P 500 futures up 0.2% to 2,396.75 STOXX Europe 600 up 0.3% to 392.14
MXAP down 0.2% to 151.94 MXAPJ down 0.1% to 496.39
Nikkei down 0.3% to 19,613.28 Topix down 0.2% to 1,565.22
Hang Seng Index up 0.05% to 25,403.15 Shanghai Composite down 0.5% to 3,061.95
Sensex down 0.3% to 30,494.69 Australia S&P/ASX 200 down 0.2% to 5,760.19
Kospi up 0.3% to 2,311.74 German 10Y yield rose 1.6 bps to 0.413%
Euro up 0.2% to 1.1259 per US$ Brent Futures down 0.7% to $53.47/bbl
Italian 10Y yield unchanged at 1.845% Spanish 10Y yield rose 0.7 bps to 1.63%
Brent Futures down 0.7% to $53.47/bbl Gold spot down little changed at $1,260.08
U.S. Dollar Index down 0.1% to 96.84 Top Headline News
Britain is reeling from last night�s terror attack that killed 22 people at a concert
by U.S. pop star Ariana Grande in the northern city of Manchester
OPEC and its allies were poised to continue their production cuts for another nine months
after Iraq backed an extension, removing one of the last remaining obstacles to an agreement
President Donald Trump would dramatically reduce the U.S. government�s role in society
with $3.6 trillion in spending cuts over the next 10 years in a budget plan that shrinks
the safety net for the poor, recent college graduates and farmers
Noble Group Ltd.�s crisis deepened after S&P Global Ratings flagged a risk of default
for the commodity trader within a year, triggering a rout in the company�s shares before they
were suspended in Singapore ahead of a company statement
Nokia Oyj, the latest technology company to do battle with Apple Inc. over patents, secured
a licensing agreement that is likely to boost its revenue in an underdog victory that sent
the Finnish company�s shares soaring Details of the closed-door discussion that
Federal Reserve officials held during their most recent policy gathering are expected
to keep the odds of a June interest-rate increase high
Asia equity markets traded with a cautious tone amid terror fears following the explosion
in Manchester, UK where 19 people were confirmed dead and over 50 others injured, which police
are treating as a terrorist attack.
This dampened the risk tone in ASX 200 (-0.3%) and Nikkei 225 (-0.3%), although markets in
Australia attempted to recover as gains in commodities-related sectors provided support.
Hang Seng (+0.1%) and Shanghai Comp.
(-0.5%) were mixed with downside stemmed after the PBoC conducted a firm liquidity injection
of CNY 140bIn.
Finally, 10yr JGBs were relatively flat with only mild upside observed despite the cautious
risk tone observed in equities, while the enhanced liquidity auction also saw a muted
reaction and failed to drive any significant demand.
Top Asian News
China Boosts Zinc Imports to 13-Month High on Local Shortage
Noble Group �Fighting for Its Life� as S&P Sees Default Risk
Sun Pharma Weighs on Indian Drugmakers as U.S. Competition Bites
Fortescue CEO Says Iron-Ore Price May Need to Fall More: FT
Tongda Didn�t Get Oppo�s R11 Model Order, Tongda CFO Says
China Spins a Worldwide Web of Food From Mozambique to Missouri
In European markets, Strong PMI and IFO surveys across the Eurozone have supported EU bourses
this morning to trade risk-on, following stellar readings from France and Germany in particular,
where the Mfg. figure rose to 59.4, ahead of the exp. 58.
Subsequently, offsetting the slip in crude oil futures which stemmed from comments by
the Kuwait Oil Minister who stated that not everyone is on board with 9-month extension.
This is somewhat of a contrast to rhetoric from the Saudi Energy Minister, who kept alive
hopes by stating that there is no objection to a 9-month deal.
Of note, equities have pulled off highs amid reports that South Korea have fired warning
shots following an unidentified object flying south from North Korea.
In credit markets, government bonds have reversed their in FTQ amid the risk on sentiment.
Notable underperformance observed in the Greek short end after reports that Greece's creditors
failed to reach an agreement on Greek debt measures and held off releasing new funds
to Greece.
Additionally, Belgium have now opened books for their EUR 20yr with reports noting that
demand has exceeded EUR 8.85b1n.
Elsewhere, supply from the UK and Germany has been well digested.
Top European News
German Upswing Takes Business Sentiment to Highest Since 1991
Greek Deal on Debt Relief Founders as Talks Stretch to June
U.K. Began New Fiscal Year With Higher-Than-Forecast Borrowing
In currencies, the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index dropped for a third day, falling 0.1 percent
to head for the lowest level since Nov. 4.
The yen rose 0.2 percent to 111.13 per dollar.
The pound was little changed at $1.2996 after weakening as much as 0.4 percent.
The euro rose 0.2 percent to $1.1258.
Across FX markets, the news of the terror attack in Manchester has dominated the headlines,
which prompted some mild GBP selling to trip below 1.30, although, bids layered in 1.2950
curbed further downside.
EUR still feeling the upward momentum, now helped by the strong Eurozone PMI readings.
NZD remains on the front foot off the back of optimistic expectations from the budget
later this week.
The local press have been shedding a positive light on some of the economy friendly measure.
We have the Fonterra dairy auction later today, so this may test the NZD resolve which sees
the spot rate above 0.7000 and AUD/NZD back in the mid 1.0600's.
As can be said of a number of pairings in the majors, there look to be over-extensions
of note, and some will be justified in attributing this to USD/JPY given the marginal price action
see in Treasury yields.
Sub 111.00 looks to be running into demand as we cannot ignore the prospect of a Fed
rate hike in June.
As we have spoken of in recent weeks, the market is also looking at the longer term
perspective of the US rate path, but in light of this, the data has faded at best, so we
expect some consolidation in the USD at these levels as we await more data.
In commodities, WTI and Brent crude futures enter the North American crossover in negative
territory as concerns continue to mount regarding the factions within the cartel and whether
all players are on board with output curbs.
More specifically, the Kuwait Oil Minister says that not everyone has agreed to a 9-month
output extension but is agreed on a 6-month extension, while adding that deeper cuts are
not being discussed.
Crude oil prices also took a hit after the Chinese customs highlighted that China's crude
imports from Russia and Saudi Arabia fell 1.9% and 3.9% respectively in April.
In metals markets, gold prices are mildly higher due to a weaker USD and safe-haven
flows in the wake of the Manchester Arena explosion, while copper prices failed to maintain
traction as risk sentiment in the region turned cautious.
Looking at the day ahead, in the US we�ll get the flash May PMIs along with April new
home sales and May Richmond Fed manufacturing index.
Away from the data, the Fed�s Kashkari is scheduled to speak again at two separate events
while the Fed�s Harker speaks at 5pm ET.
The other big focus for today will be the Trump�s administration budget request where
we are expecting to get alot more details on the back of the skinny budget released
back in March and some of the leaks this morning.
US event calendar
9:45am: Markit US Manufacturing PMI, est. 53, prior 52.8; Services PMI, est. 53.3, prior
53.1; Composite PMI, prior 53.2 10am: New Home Sales, est. 610,000, prior
621,000; MoM, est. -1.77%, prior 5.8% 10am: Richmond Fed Manufact.
Index, est. 15, prior 20 9am: Fed�s Kashkari Speaks with Reporters
in Minneapolis 3pm: Fed�s Kashkari Speaks in Minneapolis
5pm: Fed�s Harker Speaks in New York DB's Jim Reid concludes the overnight wrap
Awful news this morning for those of us in the UK after a suspected terrorist attack
at a concert in Manchester late last night which has taken the lives of 19 people and
left another 50 injured.
If confirmed as a terrorist attack it will be the largest such atrocity on these shores
since the 2005 London bombings.
Safe haven assets are a little stronger this morning with 10y Treasury yields -1.7bps and
Gold +0.15%.
Sterling (-0.10%) is slightly weaker.
The Nikkei (-0.12%) is a touch softer but most other markets in Asia are flat to slightly
higher.
Indeed the ASX is +0.03% while the Hang Seng (+0.30%), Shanghai Comp (+0.18%) and Kospi
(+0.92%) are firmer.
Also worth highlighting overnight is the news that S&P had moved to place Brazil�s sovereign
BB rating on credit watch negative.
Brazilian assets had resumed their selloff yesterday with the Bovespa down -1.54%, Brazilian
Real weakening -0.38% and local currency bond yields 30bps higher.
Also Bloomberg is reporting that President Trump is to announce $3.6tn in tax cuts over
the next 10 years at today�s much anticipated budget plan.
The proposal will supposedly claim to balance the budget within a decade.
As we�ve noted before however it appears that the Republican-led Congress is likely
to largely ignore the proposal.
Today's main market story outside of the UK attack are the global flash PMIs.
The strong YTD performance in equities has matched the strong recent performance of global
PMIs so on this measure the rally is not out of line with the data.
Of the main regions, China has perhaps seen the weakest PMI readings and it's notable
that whilst US/European equities are up around 10-25% YTD, Chinese equities are slightly
down.
With this in mind today's flash PMIs from around the globe will give us an early sign
to whether momentum is continuing at an elevated pace.
In Europe the expectations are for broadly unchanged numbers for services and manufacturing
with a 55 or 56 handle.
In the US also broadly unchanged with a 53 handle for both.
A sizeable move in either direction around this consensus would likely drive equities
over the next few weeks.
We�ll actually have to wait until next week to receive China�s PMIs but this morning
Japan released its manufacturing PMI which came in at 52.0 for May versus 52.7 in April.
This comes after market sentiment continues to improve after the US political shocks of
last week.
The S&P 500 (+0.52%) rose for the third consecutive session yesterday and is now up 1.76% from
last week�s intraday lows and also back to within half of a percent of the all time
high mark again.
The Dow (+0.43%), Nasdaq (+0.82%) and Russell 2000 (+0.72%) indices also had a decent session
despite there not really being much news.
In fact the lack of any Trump-related headlines was probably a positive for sentiment although
some of the deals struck with Saudi Arabia over the weekend were seen as a boost for
markets.
The VIX also plunged over 9% and closed back below its YTD average at 10.93.
Markets in Europe were a bit more benign (Stoxx 600 -0.09%) with banks down for the fourth
time in five days.
Helping sentiment at the margin were higher Oil prices with WTI Oil (+0.91%) closing above
$51/bbl for the first time since April 18th.
This comes ahead of Thursday�s OPEC meeting where expectations are seemingly high for
an extension to the supply cut agreement.
In fact the rest of the commodity complex was generally firmer with Gold (+0.37%), Iron
Ore (+0.80%), Copper (+0.37%) and Zinc (+0.67%) all edging up.
The one asset which is struggling to recover from the Trump-inspired selloff from last
week is the US Dollar (-0.16%) which fell for the 7th time in the last 8 sessions yesterday.
That wasn�t helped by the strong day for the Euro though (+0.28%) which bounced after
German Chancellor Merkel called the single currency �too weak� (albeit in the context
of Germany�s trade surplus).
As a longer term aside on the current and future financing of government debt, yesterday
the UK Conservative Party seemed to take a care policy U-turn on their campaign trail.
The reforms announced in their manifesto last week basically meant that more people would
have to use their home to fund future elderly care down to their last �100,000.
However the backlash led to remarks from PM Mrs May yesterday that they would consult
on having a maximum amount that any person would be forced to pay.
This comes only a couple of months after the same government announced a U-turn on taxing
self employees people slightly more to be closer to other employees in the economy.
This follows the previous chancellor George Osborne reversing a cut in tax credits (announced
in 2015) for millions of low-paid families after immense and very public criticism.
With the UK not seeing a budget surplus since 2001 (only very briefly after many prior years
of big deficits) and with the Conservative Party last week delaying a return to a balanced
budget to 2025 in their manifesto one wonders how budgets will ever balance again when any
tax increases or welfare cuts are very quickly reversed when shown as unpopular.
This is not a UK only phenomenon (well done Germany though) but this recent activity in
the UK surely is reflective of a wider global issue of how to collect more in tax than you
spend, especially as we get older, all have a vote and the working age population shrinks
or growth stalls across the developed world.
It's one of the reasons we think that helicopter money will eventually be prevalent.
Governments can't cut deficits too much without major backlash.
In the end it'll be easier to monetise them.
On that note, following another set of marathon talks yesterday negotiations between Greece�s
creditors failed to yield a deal on debt relief at last night�s Eurogroup meeting.
The IMF and Germany were supposedly in disagreement over the amount of debt relief required to
assure economic stability in Greece.
Eurogroup Chair Jeroen Dijsselbloem said that it is still a priority to bring the IMF on
board and that work will continue in the coming weeks with the hope that a deal can be concluded
on June 15th at the next scheduled meeting for Eurogroup ministers.
As a reminder Greece faces around �7bn of debt maturities in July.
Onto credit, the latest ECB CSPP numbers were out yesterday and I was surprised to see the
average daily corporate purchases at �401mn last week, notably above the average daily
run rate of �365mn since the program started.
So back in April and early May it looked like a broadly equal CSPP/PSPP split but last week's
numbers gives us the possibility that CSPP hasn't been tapered as much after all.
Just wrapping up the remaining newsflow yesterday, with no significant data out there was a bit
of focus on the Fedspeak yesterday.
The Dallas Fed�s Kaplan said that he still favoured two more rate hikes this year and
a balance sheet reduction to start later this year.
On inflation Kaplan said that �recent readings are likely not indicative of a weakening trend...and
as slack continues to be removed from the labour market, headline inflation should reach,
or exceed, the Fed�s 2% longer-run objective in the medium term�.
Over at the ECB the Bundesbank�s Weidmann reiterated that inflation pressures are currently
�muted� but that they should increase �with the continued economic upswing and
gradual decline in unemployment in the Euro area�.
Looking at the day ahead, we�ve got a fairly busy diary to get through in Europe this morning.
Shortly after this hits your email we�ll get the final revisions to Q1 GDP in Germany
(no change to the +0.6% qoq flash print expected) as well as details around the growth drivers.
Shortly after that we get May confidence indicators out of France before all eyes turn to those
flash May PMIs.
Later on this morning we�ll get the May IFO survey out of Germany and public sector
net borrowing data in the UK for April.
This afternoon in the US we�ll also get the flash May PMIs along with April new home
sales and May Richmond Fed manufacturing index.
Away from the data, the Fed�s Kashkari is scheduled to speak again at two separate events
(2pm BST and 8pm BST) while the Fed�s Harker speaks at 10pm BST.
The ECB�s Coeure speaks this afternoon too.
The other big focus for today will be the Trump�s administration budget request where
we are expecting to get alot more details on the back of the skinny budget released
back in March and some of the leaks this morning.
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Uzumaki Family [AMV] - In Your Arms - Duration: 3:48.
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Why do you train? Health or aesthetics? - Duration: 4:42.
Hi I'm Raquel Domínguez
www.operacionbikini.es and today I want you
Plantées you a question, why you train,
You want to improve your health or just what
you do for a purely aesthetic issue? Can
you say, it is that I want the two
things.
Perfect, basically all
we want to have better health and our
body more beautiful. So there is a
very clear difference, who train
merely for aesthetic they seek what is
a transformation in the body
spectacular, and that often goes
against health, even if it seems
contradictory, but they get to do
burradas that are not unhealthy.
What I want you to stay very
clear is that if you train purely for
aesthetic goal, you'll have to deal
something that is not in your hands,
genetics. It is clear that
When we combine exercise with a
adequate food
we are going to achieve great
changes in our body, but can
that's not enough for
get that dream body, that prototype
you seek. Why? Because it
impossible to transform the structure of
our body. You will not be able to change or
your bone structure, nor articulate, nor
muscle or tendon. That comes well
of fabric. What does that mean? well
if you have short muscles or
much too long you train
they will stay that way. Of course you will see
great improvements in your body, but not
You become obsessed with getting something that
Genetic you unattainable.
I do I think is best, because it
Do not train only for aesthetics, that
is great, I am the first who also want to improve that
not only premiere to be healthier.
We all like to look good
in front of the mirror. But it is much
better if you combine a
pure aesthetic training for a
Training also health. And how
can
join these points? Very easy. this is
He achieved without overdoing it, without obsessions.
Look reasonable goals and
realistic short, medium and long term.
As you getting your
short- and medium-term
You have to be changing and putting
more difficult goals to achieve,
do you stay motivated. For
attaching change your body get the
health not worth excuses. Here I have already spoken
of the most common excuses for not
train, do not fall into any of them.
And of course, if you want to have a
iron constitution and a body such that
remove the hiccup, you're going to have to take care of
Power is the point
important of all. People
trains merely for aesthetic many
sometimes it takes refuge in supplements and
It takes a lot of garbage. I do not
I'm telling you you can not help
occasionally some supplement
to achieve your goal, but the
Supplements are just that, supplements.
What really matters is what
you eat. As real food. Neither
It needs you to become so crazy
thinking of macronutrients.
You just have to be clear three
very basic principles. In all thy
dishes
approximately half the plate
It should be vegetables. Carbohydrates
carbon are perfect, without deleting, are
the basis of our food, for
much to have diets that want
remove, so it is very important that
learn to distinguish hydrates
Carbon good from the bad. No longer
you know how many times I've said. In this
I'll help video that you learn to
distinguish. And what happens fats
same, not the you must remove from your
feeding. The fats
are necessary, they fulfill a mission
very important in our body, but
as with carbohydrates
there are good fats and fats
bad. Here also I tell you which are
your friends and what are your enemy,
which you have to avoid. And above all
before doing crazy things to get that
body you want. Ask yourself one
What good thing to be great for
out if you're actually inside a potato?
I do not see sense truth.
Well I hope I have helped you
make the decision and please do not make
crazy trying to reach a body
impossible. The important thing really
It is health. Une wanting to see you
well with wanting to be healthy. And in today's video I
greet greet Maria Buezo, Genesis
Rincon and Limby Nava. Hi guys. I hope that
Today my video you liked, if you think you
You can help someone else share, for
Please remember that I already and I'm waiting on
the next, do not miss. Bye bye
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Discover 12 Foods That You Can Grow In Plastic Bottles ! - Duration: 2:23.
Discover 12 Foods That You Can Grow In Plastic Bottles !
Often, people do not have enough space in their departments to have their own orchards,
also it is the case that if they get to have balconies or terraces do not have enough sunlight
to be able to grow their plants there.
That is why today we want to teach you how to grow in plastic bottles.
We will teach you how to create your own garden hanging from plastic bottles.
HOW TO GROW IN PLASTIC BOTTLES!
We recommend you follow these steps and this way you will learn to grow your own food in
plastic bottles.
Necessary material:
– Plastic bottles (pet), – Hole nails,
– Rope, – Marker, ruler and scissors,
– Water resistant cover, – Lighter or matches (matches).
Process:
1.
Mark the cut areas of the bottle with a marker (a rectangle next to the bottle and small
holes through which the rope will pass).
2.
Cut the bottle and make the holes with the nails.
3.
Cut the rope that you are going to use in two long strips.
Burn the edges and apply them.
4.
Now pass the rope through the holes in the bottle.
5.
Add a piece of tape to the bottom of the bottle.
6.
Have two knots; One on the bottom and one on the top.
7.
Think of which plant you would like to plant on your first bottle, so that you leave enough
height and place the other bottle higher or lower depending on the plant.
8.
Pass the rope to the second bottle.
9.
You can attach vertically the bottles you want.
Before adding a bottle on top of another, it is important to make sure you cultivate
the bottle below.
This way you can grow your own food in plastic bottles.
Plants that can be grown in plastic bottles:
– Strawberries, – Green beans,
– Lettuces, – Tomatoes,
– Radishes, – Carrots,
– Green peas, – Green vegetables,
– Garlic, – Beet or beet,
– Chard, – Chilies,
– Chives.
And you can add plants that are short roots !!!
Some tips:
– The strings that connect one bottle with another will be used for climbing plants.
– Water the plants with a sprayer and it is very important to always keep the soil
moist.
You already know how to grow in plastic bottles, start today!
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Hi, it's Mohammed from Best Soccer Tricks dot com.
Today, we're going to do some
exercises to improve our heading
techniques. So the two keys to have a
good a good technique with the head is
to always keep your eyes on the ball and
to use your forehead, not your forehead. So, we're
going to show you how to do it.
Jump to the ball.
Do not wait until the ball comes to you.
Once you feel more comfortable, you can
start exchange the ball with
your partner using your head.
[soccer players heading the ball]
So now we are going to add another phase
to the drill. We're going to put a
goalkeeper and we're going to try
to score on him with the head.
So let's see what happens.
[soccer player trying to score against goalkeeper]
Hope you guys enjoyed this soccer heading drills.
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Option B by Sheryl Sandberg & Adam Grant|Book Review - Duration: 3:35.
Hello!
My name is Noah and today we're talking about "Option B" by Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant.
This book is about facing adversity, building resilience and being able to find joy in life
after tragic events.
The first point I'd like to talk about are the three P's.The three P's stand for personalization,
pervasiveness, and permanence.
Personalization is when we think that it's our fault, that when something happens, a
tragic event, we blame ourselves.
We think of all the ways we could have prevented something from happening.
Pervasiveness is the belief that when a tragic event occurs, we feel that it's going to effect
all other aspects of our life.
That this specific event is going to stop us from being able to function in a variety
of other parts of our life.
Permanence.
After a tragic event we feel that it's going to last forever.
That the emotions and the grief that we're feeling will never go away.
The combination of these three P's is what challenges our resilience.
Sandberg through telling her story of how she struggled and eventually overcame these
three P's shows us as the reader how to be more resilient and to overcome the issues
that we may face in our life.
The second point is that silence is not the answer.
Sandberg talks about how the silence, the elephant in the room that nobody wanted to
address actually made the situation worse.
That was very interesting to me, because I personally feel that when I've encountered
people that have faced tragic events I don't want to bring it up.
However Sandberg explains that really the assumption that if I bring it up, they'll
remember what's occurred is ridiculous, because a tragic event sticks with somebody regardless
of whether or not another person brings it up.
And the issue specifically when dealing with someone's death is that through silence we're
not remembering the person, we're not honoring the person.
If we're silent and we don't talk about the elephant in the room, we're not giving the
other person the opportunity to remember and that person may feel that their loved one
has gone forgotten.
Now, let's go over some of the positives and who I think should be reading this book.
One thing I like about this book is that it's relevant for a variety of tragic situations.
Although Sandberg talks about her personal experiences dealing with the death of her
husband, the ideas and the message is relevant for any situation that you may be dealing
with, any sort of adversity or grievance that you're going through.
The main thing I love about this book is the honesty.
Sandberg truly opens her heart out to us as the reader and shares the most intimate details
of her struggles of her husband's death.
That's something I very much appreciated because in order for us to learn and to improve our
resilience we have to gain candid understanding from somebody who's dealt with the issues
first-hand.
Who should be reading this book?
Well I think if you're somebody dealing with adversity, this book can definitely help you
because the ideas are so relevant to a number of areas of our life.
So I think if you're trying to become more resilient and learn how to overcome your grievance
this book will definitely help you.
I also think people who have friends that are going through tough times should read
this book because it will teach you some of the basic mistakes people make when trying
to support their friends that are going through a tough time, but actually don't help them
at all.
That's it, that's my book review of "Option B" by Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant.
If you want to see what I talked about here in a written format or you want more information
on the authors, please head over to my blog www.noahsachs.net.
Next week I'll be back with another book review, but until then, keep reading and keep learning!
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S&P Futs Near All Time High On Strong Euro Data; Oil Drops On Trump's SPR Sale Plans - Duration: 28:37.
S&P Futs Near All Time High On Strong Euro Data; Oil Drops On Trump's SPR Sale Plans
by Tyler Durden
S&P futures rose alongside European stocks as Asian shares posted modest declines.
The euro set a new six-month high and European bourses rose as PMI data from Germany and
France signaled that the ECB will have to tighten soon as Europe's recovery remains
on track, with the German Ifo business confidence printing at the highest level on record, and
hinting at a GDP print in the 5% range.
Oil declined after the Trump budget proposal suggested selling half the crude held in the
US strategic petroleum reserve.
Strong economic survey data across the Eurozone supported EU bourses, despite a cautious start
to trade after last night's deadly terror attack in the UK.
Alongside strong headline numbers, one of the most eye-catching details in the data
was the biggest manufacturing sector job growth reading in the survey's 20-year-history and
overall employment gains were the second best in a decade.
"It's a very good result and it's broad based.
We've got a good pace of growth here.
The fact we have maintained this high level in May is great news for second quarter GDP,"
said Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit."
Just like in the US, tech companies helped propell the Stoxx Europe 600 Index higher
after Nokia Oyj settled a litigation with Apple.
The U.K.�s FTSE 100 Index rose a third day, the pound pared declines and gilts were steady
after the Manchester bombing.
The dollar declined after the Washington Post reported Donald Trump asked intelligence chiefs
to publicly deny collusion between his campaign and Russia, a potentially impeachable offense.
The U.S. president in March asked Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats and
NSA Director Michael Rogers to publicly deny existence of any collusion between his campaign
and the Russian government, the Washington Post reported, citing unidentified current
and former officials.
Oil dropped, halting a four-day rising streak that took the price of crude above $51 a barrel.
It wasn't just the German IFO surge: a euro-area Purchasing Managers� Index showed manufacturing
in the bloc expanded at the fastest pace in more than six years, bolstering the case for
an ECB rate hike and further capital flows out of the US and into Europe as political
wrangling in Washington rumbles on, diverting attention from President Trump�s spending
and tax plans.
�Europe�s growth numbers aren�t knocking the skin off the ball, but they are less volatile
and it�s doing relatively well compared to the U.S., U.K. and Japan,� said Bill
Blain, head of capital markets at London-based Mint Partners.
�More than a few global investors have lost faith in the U.S. recovery and Trump jump.�
There was some bad news: signs that euro zone authorities and the International Monetary
Fund remain some way apart on Greece's debt problems combined with the strong data to
nag at bond markets.
Greece's short-dated government bond yields rose sharply as the IMF's chief negotiator
stuck to its stance that there needs to be more realism on what Athens can deliver.
The prospect of the ECB scaling down its multi trillion euro stimulus program meanwhile nudged
up yields on German Bunds DE10YT=TWEB and other higher-rated government debt.
"The risk-off environment is already erased and we are back to the levels we saw yesterday
on the back of the very bright economic outlook," said DZ Bank analyst Rene Abrecht.
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index gained 0.2 percent in early trading.
The U.K.�s FTSE 100 Index added 0.1 percent.
Futures on the S&P 500 climbed 0.1 percent after the underlying gauge rose 0.5 percent
on Monday.
The selloff in Brazilian assets resumed on Monday.
The NEXT Funds Ibovespa Linked Exchange Traded Fund, an equity ETF that tracks Brazil�s
benchmark index, slumped 3.9 percent in Tokyo trading Tuesday.
Asian trading had seen a modest pull back in risk appetite with MSCI's broadest index
of Asia-Pacific shares not including Japan dropping back from near two-year highs.
Tokyo's Nikkei closed down 0.3 percent as Japanese manufacturing activity expanded at
the slowest pace in six months in May, while trading in China was choppy on concerns over
a regulatory crackdown on risky lending practices.
Japan�s Topix dropped 0.2 percent after swinging between gains and losses.
South Korea�s Kospi rose 0.3 percent.
Hong Kong�s Hang Seng fell 0.1 percent.
The Shanghai Composite Index lost 0.5 percent.
The dollar remained in the doldrums too.
It dipped to a 6-1/2-month low against a basket of other major currencies as low 10-year U.S.
Treasury yields continued to underscore fading expectations for fiscal stimulus from the
Trump administration.
Of note, today the White House will present Trump's first full budget plan to lawmakers
on Tuesday.
Its proposals include a $3.6 trillion cut in government spending over 10 years, balancing
the budget by the end of the decade.
Congress holds the federal purse strings and often ignores presidential budgets, which
are proposals and may not take effect in its current form.
But the plan, which advocated selling half of strategic U.S. oil reserves, weighed on
crude futures according to Reuters, offsetting optimism over expectations that other major
oil producers would agree to extend supply curbs this week.
Brent retreated 0.8 percent to$53.44 a barrel.
U.S. crude futures gave up all their earlier gains to edge lower to $50.71, after hitting
their highest level in more than a month earlier in the session.
The weaker dollar, meanwhile, lifted gold slightly.
Spot gold climbed 0.1 percent to $1,261.56 an ounce in its third straight session of
gains.
This afternoon sees US new home sales and the much-ignored Markit manufacturing PMI.
Neither is expected to be much-changed from last month.
The big event for the US market is the FOMC Minutes tomorrow.
"The big question for markets is how fast investors get back to the business of hunting
carry" according to SocGen's Kit Juckes.
"I am watching USD/BRL which has stabilised after last week's spike, and if this starts
to edge down again while US equities move towards new highs, that would increase the
likelihood of a June Fed rate hike rate, while also supporting all the higher-yielding currencies.
That does, in G10FX, lead to NZD/JPY."
Bulletin Headline Summary from RanSquawk
Strong PMI and IFO surveys across the Eurozone have supported EU bourses despite a cautious
start to trade following last night terror attack in the UK
WTI and Brent crude futures enter the North American crossover in negative territory as
concerns continue to mount regarding the factions within the cartel and whether all players
are on board with output curbs Looking ahead, highlights include Fed's Kashkari,
Harker and ECB's Coeure Global Market Snapshot
S&P 500 futures up 0.2% to 2,396.75 STOXX Europe 600 up 0.3% to 392.14
MXAP down 0.2% to 151.94 MXAPJ down 0.1% to 496.39
Nikkei down 0.3% to 19,613.28 Topix down 0.2% to 1,565.22
Hang Seng Index up 0.05% to 25,403.15 Shanghai Composite down 0.5% to 3,061.95
Sensex down 0.3% to 30,494.69 Australia S&P/ASX 200 down 0.2% to 5,760.19
Kospi up 0.3% to 2,311.74 German 10Y yield rose 1.6 bps to 0.413%
Euro up 0.2% to 1.1259 per US$ Brent Futures down 0.7% to $53.47/bbl
Italian 10Y yield unchanged at 1.845% Spanish 10Y yield rose 0.7 bps to 1.63%
Brent Futures down 0.7% to $53.47/bbl Gold spot down little changed at $1,260.08
U.S. Dollar Index down 0.1% to 96.84 Top Headline News
Britain is reeling from last night�s terror attack that killed 22 people at a concert
by U.S. pop star Ariana Grande in the northern city of Manchester
OPEC and its allies were poised to continue their production cuts for another nine months
after Iraq backed an extension, removing one of the last remaining obstacles to an agreement
President Donald Trump would dramatically reduce the U.S. government�s role in society
with $3.6 trillion in spending cuts over the next 10 years in a budget plan that shrinks
the safety net for the poor, recent college graduates and farmers
Noble Group Ltd.�s crisis deepened after S&P Global Ratings flagged a risk of default
for the commodity trader within a year, triggering a rout in the company�s shares before they
were suspended in Singapore ahead of a company statement
Nokia Oyj, the latest technology company to do battle with Apple Inc. over patents, secured
a licensing agreement that is likely to boost its revenue in an underdog victory that sent
the Finnish company�s shares soaring Details of the closed-door discussion that
Federal Reserve officials held during their most recent policy gathering are expected
to keep the odds of a June interest-rate increase high
Asia equity markets traded with a cautious tone amid terror fears following the explosion
in Manchester, UK where 19 people were confirmed dead and over 50 others injured, which police
are treating as a terrorist attack.
This dampened the risk tone in ASX 200 (-0.3%) and Nikkei 225 (-0.3%), although markets in
Australia attempted to recover as gains in commodities-related sectors provided support.
Hang Seng (+0.1%) and Shanghai Comp.
(-0.5%) were mixed with downside stemmed after the PBoC conducted a firm liquidity injection
of CNY 140bIn.
Finally, 10yr JGBs were relatively flat with only mild upside observed despite the cautious
risk tone observed in equities, while the enhanced liquidity auction also saw a muted
reaction and failed to drive any significant demand.
Top Asian News
China Boosts Zinc Imports to 13-Month High on Local Shortage
Noble Group �Fighting for Its Life� as S&P Sees Default Risk
Sun Pharma Weighs on Indian Drugmakers as U.S. Competition Bites
Fortescue CEO Says Iron-Ore Price May Need to Fall More: FT
Tongda Didn�t Get Oppo�s R11 Model Order, Tongda CFO Says
China Spins a Worldwide Web of Food From Mozambique to Missouri
In European markets, Strong PMI and IFO surveys across the Eurozone have supported EU bourses
this morning to trade risk-on, following stellar readings from France and Germany in particular,
where the Mfg. figure rose to 59.4, ahead of the exp. 58.
Subsequently, offsetting the slip in crude oil futures which stemmed from comments by
the Kuwait Oil Minister who stated that not everyone is on board with 9-month extension.
This is somewhat of a contrast to rhetoric from the Saudi Energy Minister, who kept alive
hopes by stating that there is no objection to a 9-month deal.
Of note, equities have pulled off highs amid reports that South Korea have fired warning
shots following an unidentified object flying south from North Korea.
In credit markets, government bonds have reversed their in FTQ amid the risk on sentiment.
Notable underperformance observed in the Greek short end after reports that Greece's creditors
failed to reach an agreement on Greek debt measures and held off releasing new funds
to Greece.
Additionally, Belgium have now opened books for their EUR 20yr with reports noting that
demand has exceeded EUR 8.85b1n.
Elsewhere, supply from the UK and Germany has been well digested.
Top European News
German Upswing Takes Business Sentiment to Highest Since 1991
Greek Deal on Debt Relief Founders as Talks Stretch to June
U.K. Began New Fiscal Year With Higher-Than-Forecast Borrowing
In currencies, the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index dropped for a third day, falling 0.1 percent
to head for the lowest level since Nov. 4.
The yen rose 0.2 percent to 111.13 per dollar.
The pound was little changed at $1.2996 after weakening as much as 0.4 percent.
The euro rose 0.2 percent to $1.1258.
Across FX markets, the news of the terror attack in Manchester has dominated the headlines,
which prompted some mild GBP selling to trip below 1.30, although, bids layered in 1.2950
curbed further downside.
EUR still feeling the upward momentum, now helped by the strong Eurozone PMI readings.
NZD remains on the front foot off the back of optimistic expectations from the budget
later this week.
The local press have been shedding a positive light on some of the economy friendly measure.
We have the Fonterra dairy auction later today, so this may test the NZD resolve which sees
the spot rate above 0.7000 and AUD/NZD back in the mid 1.0600's.
As can be said of a number of pairings in the majors, there look to be over-extensions
of note, and some will be justified in attributing this to USD/JPY given the marginal price action
see in Treasury yields.
Sub 111.00 looks to be running into demand as we cannot ignore the prospect of a Fed
rate hike in June.
As we have spoken of in recent weeks, the market is also looking at the longer term
perspective of the US rate path, but in light of this, the data has faded at best, so we
expect some consolidation in the USD at these levels as we await more data.
In commodities, WTI and Brent crude futures enter the North American crossover in negative
territory as concerns continue to mount regarding the factions within the cartel and whether
all players are on board with output curbs.
More specifically, the Kuwait Oil Minister says that not everyone has agreed to a 9-month
output extension but is agreed on a 6-month extension, while adding that deeper cuts are
not being discussed.
Crude oil prices also took a hit after the Chinese customs highlighted that China's crude
imports from Russia and Saudi Arabia fell 1.9% and 3.9% respectively in April.
In metals markets, gold prices are mildly higher due to a weaker USD and safe-haven
flows in the wake of the Manchester Arena explosion, while copper prices failed to maintain
traction as risk sentiment in the region turned cautious.
Looking at the day ahead, in the US we�ll get the flash May PMIs along with April new
home sales and May Richmond Fed manufacturing index.
Away from the data, the Fed�s Kashkari is scheduled to speak again at two separate events
while the Fed�s Harker speaks at 5pm ET.
The other big focus for today will be the Trump�s administration budget request where
we are expecting to get alot more details on the back of the skinny budget released
back in March and some of the leaks this morning.
US event calendar
9:45am: Markit US Manufacturing PMI, est. 53, prior 52.8; Services PMI, est. 53.3, prior
53.1; Composite PMI, prior 53.2 10am: New Home Sales, est. 610,000, prior
621,000; MoM, est. -1.77%, prior 5.8% 10am: Richmond Fed Manufact.
Index, est. 15, prior 20 9am: Fed�s Kashkari Speaks with Reporters
in Minneapolis 3pm: Fed�s Kashkari Speaks in Minneapolis
5pm: Fed�s Harker Speaks in New York DB's Jim Reid concludes the overnight wrap
Awful news this morning for those of us in the UK after a suspected terrorist attack
at a concert in Manchester late last night which has taken the lives of 19 people and
left another 50 injured.
If confirmed as a terrorist attack it will be the largest such atrocity on these shores
since the 2005 London bombings.
Safe haven assets are a little stronger this morning with 10y Treasury yields -1.7bps and
Gold +0.15%.
Sterling (-0.10%) is slightly weaker.
The Nikkei (-0.12%) is a touch softer but most other markets in Asia are flat to slightly
higher.
Indeed the ASX is +0.03% while the Hang Seng (+0.30%), Shanghai Comp (+0.18%) and Kospi
(+0.92%) are firmer.
Also worth highlighting overnight is the news that S&P had moved to place Brazil�s sovereign
BB rating on credit watch negative.
Brazilian assets had resumed their selloff yesterday with the Bovespa down -1.54%, Brazilian
Real weakening -0.38% and local currency bond yields 30bps higher.
Also Bloomberg is reporting that President Trump is to announce $3.6tn in tax cuts over
the next 10 years at today�s much anticipated budget plan.
The proposal will supposedly claim to balance the budget within a decade.
As we�ve noted before however it appears that the Republican-led Congress is likely
to largely ignore the proposal.
Today's main market story outside of the UK attack are the global flash PMIs.
The strong YTD performance in equities has matched the strong recent performance of global
PMIs so on this measure the rally is not out of line with the data.
Of the main regions, China has perhaps seen the weakest PMI readings and it's notable
that whilst US/European equities are up around 10-25% YTD, Chinese equities are slightly
down.
With this in mind today's flash PMIs from around the globe will give us an early sign
to whether momentum is continuing at an elevated pace.
In Europe the expectations are for broadly unchanged numbers for services and manufacturing
with a 55 or 56 handle.
In the US also broadly unchanged with a 53 handle for both.
A sizeable move in either direction around this consensus would likely drive equities
over the next few weeks.
We�ll actually have to wait until next week to receive China�s PMIs but this morning
Japan released its manufacturing PMI which came in at 52.0 for May versus 52.7 in April.
This comes after market sentiment continues to improve after the US political shocks of
last week.
The S&P 500 (+0.52%) rose for the third consecutive session yesterday and is now up 1.76% from
last week�s intraday lows and also back to within half of a percent of the all time
high mark again.
The Dow (+0.43%), Nasdaq (+0.82%) and Russell 2000 (+0.72%) indices also had a decent session
despite there not really being much news.
In fact the lack of any Trump-related headlines was probably a positive for sentiment although
some of the deals struck with Saudi Arabia over the weekend were seen as a boost for
markets.
The VIX also plunged over 9% and closed back below its YTD average at 10.93.
Markets in Europe were a bit more benign (Stoxx 600 -0.09%) with banks down for the fourth
time in five days.
Helping sentiment at the margin were higher Oil prices with WTI Oil (+0.91%) closing above
$51/bbl for the first time since April 18th.
This comes ahead of Thursday�s OPEC meeting where expectations are seemingly high for
an extension to the supply cut agreement.
In fact the rest of the commodity complex was generally firmer with Gold (+0.37%), Iron
Ore (+0.80%), Copper (+0.37%) and Zinc (+0.67%) all edging up.
The one asset which is struggling to recover from the Trump-inspired selloff from last
week is the US Dollar (-0.16%) which fell for the 7th time in the last 8 sessions yesterday.
That wasn�t helped by the strong day for the Euro though (+0.28%) which bounced after
German Chancellor Merkel called the single currency �too weak� (albeit in the context
of Germany�s trade surplus).
As a longer term aside on the current and future financing of government debt, yesterday
the UK Conservative Party seemed to take a care policy U-turn on their campaign trail.
The reforms announced in their manifesto last week basically meant that more people would
have to use their home to fund future elderly care down to their last �100,000.
However the backlash led to remarks from PM Mrs May yesterday that they would consult
on having a maximum amount that any person would be forced to pay.
This comes only a couple of months after the same government announced a U-turn on taxing
self employees people slightly more to be closer to other employees in the economy.
This follows the previous chancellor George Osborne reversing a cut in tax credits (announced
in 2015) for millions of low-paid families after immense and very public criticism.
With the UK not seeing a budget surplus since 2001 (only very briefly after many prior years
of big deficits) and with the Conservative Party last week delaying a return to a balanced
budget to 2025 in their manifesto one wonders how budgets will ever balance again when any
tax increases or welfare cuts are very quickly reversed when shown as unpopular.
This is not a UK only phenomenon (well done Germany though) but this recent activity in
the UK surely is reflective of a wider global issue of how to collect more in tax than you
spend, especially as we get older, all have a vote and the working age population shrinks
or growth stalls across the developed world.
It's one of the reasons we think that helicopter money will eventually be prevalent.
Governments can't cut deficits too much without major backlash.
In the end it'll be easier to monetise them.
On that note, following another set of marathon talks yesterday negotiations between Greece�s
creditors failed to yield a deal on debt relief at last night�s Eurogroup meeting.
The IMF and Germany were supposedly in disagreement over the amount of debt relief required to
assure economic stability in Greece.
Eurogroup Chair Jeroen Dijsselbloem said that it is still a priority to bring the IMF on
board and that work will continue in the coming weeks with the hope that a deal can be concluded
on June 15th at the next scheduled meeting for Eurogroup ministers.
As a reminder Greece faces around �7bn of debt maturities in July.
Onto credit, the latest ECB CSPP numbers were out yesterday and I was surprised to see the
average daily corporate purchases at �401mn last week, notably above the average daily
run rate of �365mn since the program started.
So back in April and early May it looked like a broadly equal CSPP/PSPP split but last week's
numbers gives us the possibility that CSPP hasn't been tapered as much after all.
Just wrapping up the remaining newsflow yesterday, with no significant data out there was a bit
of focus on the Fedspeak yesterday.
The Dallas Fed�s Kaplan said that he still favoured two more rate hikes this year and
a balance sheet reduction to start later this year.
On inflation Kaplan said that �recent readings are likely not indicative of a weakening trend...and
as slack continues to be removed from the labour market, headline inflation should reach,
or exceed, the Fed�s 2% longer-run objective in the medium term�.
Over at the ECB the Bundesbank�s Weidmann reiterated that inflation pressures are currently
�muted� but that they should increase �with the continued economic upswing and
gradual decline in unemployment in the Euro area�.
Looking at the day ahead, we�ve got a fairly busy diary to get through in Europe this morning.
Shortly after this hits your email we�ll get the final revisions to Q1 GDP in Germany
(no change to the +0.6% qoq flash print expected) as well as details around the growth drivers.
Shortly after that we get May confidence indicators out of France before all eyes turn to those
flash May PMIs.
Later on this morning we�ll get the May IFO survey out of Germany and public sector
net borrowing data in the UK for April.
This afternoon in the US we�ll also get the flash May PMIs along with April new home
sales and May Richmond Fed manufacturing index.
Away from the data, the Fed�s Kashkari is scheduled to speak again at two separate events
(2pm BST and 8pm BST) while the Fed�s Harker speaks at 10pm BST.
The ECB�s Coeure speaks this afternoon too.
The other big focus for today will be the Trump�s administration budget request where
we are expecting to get alot more details on the back of the skinny budget released
back in March and some of the leaks this morning.
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As you know, every week we ask you for your top doggy tips and life hacks, and I thought
it's about time I picked out some of the best and read you our best doggy tips from our
amazing fans.
Our first tip was on last week's video and it's from WatchMitzi.
If you drop the leash while on a walk and your dog runs away - don't chase him.
You want to stop and run in the opposite direction calling their name.
Don't look back because then they'll feel that they'll keep going to see if you give
them the attention.
You want to make the dog feel that they are running away on their own because they won't
go - they want someone with them.
If you chase them they'll think that they have a friend with them and keep running.
This is a really good tip for anyone on a dog walk - Albert's not very good off the
leash - he's not very good at recall yet, so this is definitely a tip that I'm going
to use with Albert.
Our next tip is from Edwin, and he says if you want your dog to be distracted instead
of crying and missing you - get a washed tube or bottle and put peanut butter in it.
The dog is going to spend all day trying to reach the peanut butter.
This is really good and I have actually used this with Albert and it definitely does work.
It's really good for dogs that are suffering with separation anxiety too.
Our next tip is from Kiera and she says when you're puppy is teething small ice cubes or
ice balls are great, fat free pain relieving treats.
This is a really good one with teething - it's really really nice on their gums and it's
going to keep them occupied for a little bit because the ice is going to take a while to
melt.
So thanks for that tip Kiera!
Our next is from Carolina Macie.
She says if you get a tennis ball and cut a small strip in it and put a treat inside
it then your dog has got to try and get it out.
Apparently she has got a Yorkie and she loves it!
This is a really good puzzle toy for your dog actually.
In next week's video we're going to have a video about how to keep your dogs occupied
indoors - so when it's wet weather or if you can't take your dog outside due to an injury,
then this is going to have some really good tips to keep your dog exercised indoors - so
keep an eye out for that video next week!
Our final tip of the day is from Jaqueline Gomez and she said to run a dryer sheet on
your dog's fur when there's a storm and your doggy will stay calm.
I've heard this quite a lot actually and I've not actually tried it with Albert because
Albert's not that bad with thunderstorms, but I'd be really interested to see what you
all think about this one because it has been said that it's an alternative to a thundershirt
many times.
So I'll be really interested to see if any of you have tried this and whether it works.
So you may remember from last week's video that we had a special competition on, and
we're glad to say that WatchMitzi you have won with your comment that we have just read
out in this video, so you're going to get your doggy chew toy in the post as soon as
you send your address to relaxmydogmusic@gmail.com.
So we really hope that you enjoyed hearing all of our top fans top tips about dogs - if
you have got any of your own then please do leave them in the comment section below, we
love reading them and maybe you'll be on the next video where we read out our top tips!
So if you did enjoy the video then please do give us a big thumbs up and if you haven't
already then make sure you hit that subscribe button.
But that's it from us now, so we'll see you again next week!
Bye!
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Hi guys, MQuan's here I'm make this video to notify my Vietnamese fans that i'm still making gameplay videos but in Vietnamese only.
I'm just married so that i don't have much time to make English version like before. But i will try my best to spend time to make English version again in the near future.
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[ENG] 170524 Harper's Bazaar 《时尚芭莎》 June 2017 - LuHan's Thought on Period Drama - Duration: 0:55.
The biggest challenge in period drama comparing to the modern one? Which one do you like to act in more?
I think the biggest challenge between period drama and the modern one is...
The wig
Yes, the wig and the costume
Yeah, and also the filming location
For the wig, it took more than two hours to do the makeup every time
Because it took really long to stick the wig
And they used something with alcohol like the 502 glue on my face
It basically stayed on for the whole day
And I had to use alcohol to remove it
Yeah, that's one of the biggest difference
The second one is the costume
We had to wear 4 to 5 layers for the costume
[Weight + 5kg]
Yes, it's quite awful during the summer
[Walking sauna room]
Bazaar: Which one do you like more between period and modern film?
Uhm, I actually like both of them
Period drama has its own fun
And the modern one has its own characteristic too, i think
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