You've been stranded thousands of miles from home
with no money or possessions.
Such a predicament would make many people despair and curse their awful fate.
But for Zeno of Cyprus, it became the foundation of his life's work and legacy.
The once wealthy merchant lost everything when he was shipwrecked in Athens
around 300 BCE.
With not much else to do, he wandered into a book shop,
became intrigued by reading about Socrates,
and proceeded to seek out and study with the city's noted philosophers.
As Zeno began educating his own students,
he originated the philosophy known as Stoicism,
whose teachings of virtue, tolerance, and self-control
have inspired generations of thinkers and leaders.
The name Stoicism comes from the Stoa Poikile,
the decorated public colonnade
where Zeno and his disciples gathered for discussion.
Today, we colloquially use the word stoic
to mean someone who remains calm under pressure
and avoids emotional extremes.
But while this captures important aspects of Stoicism,
the original philosophy was more than just an attitude.
The Stoics believed that everything around us
operates according to a web of cause and effect,
resulting in a rational structure of the universe,
which they called logos.
And while we main not always have control over the events affecting us,
we can have control over how we approach things.
Rather than imagining an ideal society,
the Stoic tries to deal with the world as it is
while pursuing self-improvement through four cardinal virtues:
practical wisdom,
the ability to navigate complex situations in a logical, informed, and calm manner;
temperance,
the exercise of self-restraint and moderation in all aspects of life;
justice,
treating others with fairness even when they have done wrong;
and courage,
not just in extraordinary circumstances,
but facing daily challenges with clarity and integrity.
As Seneca, one of the `most famous Roman Stoics wrote,
"Sometimes, even to live is an act of courage."
But while Stoicism focuses on personal improvement,
it's not a self-centered philosophy.
At a time when Roman laws considered slaves as property,
Seneca called for their humane treatment
and stressed that we all share the same fundamental humanity.
Nor does Stoicism encourage passivity.
The idea is that only people who have cultivated
virtue and self-control in themselves can bring positive change in others.
One of the most famous Stoic writers was also one of Rome's greatest emperors.
Over the course of his 19-year reign,
Stoicism gave Marcus Aurelius the resolve to lead the Empire through two major wars,
while dealing with the loss of many of his children.
Centuries later, Marcus's journals would guide and comfort Nelson Mandela
through his 27-year imprisonment
during his struggle for racial equality in South Africa.
After his release and eventual victory, Mandela stressed peace and reconciliation,
believing that while the injustices of the past couldn't be changed,
his people could confront them in the present
and seek to build a better, more just future.
Stoicism was an active school of philosophy for several centuries
in Greece and Rome.
As a formal institution, it faded away,
but its influence has continued to this day.
Christian theologians, such as Thomas Aquinas,
have admired and adopted its focus on the virtues,
and there are parallels between Stoic Ataraxia, or tranquility of mind,
and the Buddhist concept of Nirvana.
One particularly influential Stoic was the philosopher Epictetus
who wrote that suffering stems
not from the events in our lives, but from our judgements about them.
This has resonated strongly with modern psychology
and the self-help movement.
For example, rational emotive behavioral therapy
focuses on changing the self-defeating attitudes
people form about their life circumstances.
There's also Viktor Frankl's logotherapy.
Informed by Frankl's own time as a concentration camp prisoner,
logotherapy is based on the Stoic principle
that we can harness our will power to fill our lives with meaning,
even in the bleakest situations.
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Womans Health And Confidence Builders - Duration: 2:20.
STICKS
AROUND WITH HIGH RAIN CHANCES
THROUGH WEDNESDAY.
>>> SO MOST WOMEN HEALTH AND
CONFIDENCE GO HAND IN HAND.
WE ASKED PHYSICIAN AND HEALTH
EXPERT, DR. V, TO JOIN US TO
TALK ABOUT SOME CONFIDENCE
BOOSTERS THAT WILL HELP YOUR
OVERALL HEALTH.
>> HI, I'M PHYSICIAN AND WOMEN'S
HEALTH EXPERT, DR. YAEL VARNADO.
I'M HEAR TO TALK ABOUT SOME
CONFIDENCE BOOSTERS TO HELP
WOMEN'S OVERALL SELF-IMAGINE.
THINNING AIR IS ONE OF THE
COMMON CONCERNS FROM MY PATIENTS
REGULARLY.
ACCORDING TO THE ACADEMY OF
DERMATOLOGY, 30 MILLION WOMEN IN
THE UNITED STATES ARE
EXPERIENCING HEREDITARY HAIR
LOSS.
IT'S EXTREMELY COMMON AND CAN
COME FROM EITHER THE MOTHER OR
FATHER'S SIDE OF THE FAMILY.
THE GREAT NEWS, LADIES, IT'S
TREATABLE, AND IF YOU'RE
EXPERIENCING THIS THERE'S A WAY
TO GET AHEAD OF IT BY USING
WOMEN'S ROGAINE FOAM.
THE KEY INGREDIENT IN ROGAINE IS
THE ONLY FDA- APPROVED
INGREDIENT TO RE-GROW HAIR IN
WOMEN AND THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS
5%.
KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR THE EARLY
SIGNS OF THINNING HAIR LIKE A
WIDENING PART OR EXCESS HAIR IN
YOUR SHOWER OR BRUSH.
CONSISTENCY IS KEY.
IT'S REALLY EASY TO USE THIS
TREATMENT.
IT NEEDS ONCE A DAY APPLICATION
AND CAN BE USED WITH OTHER TRIAL
ISING PRODUCTS OR COLOR- STYLING
PRODUCTS OR COLOR-TREATED HAIR.
AND OF COURSE ANOTHER COMMON
CONFIDENCE ISSUE FOR WOMEN IN MY
PRACTICE IS ADULT KNEE.
-- ADULT ACNE.
15% ACTUALLY IN THEIR 50S ARE
EXPERIENCING BREAKOUTS, AND THE
TWO MOST COMMON TRIGGERS ARE
HORMONES AND DIET.
CONSULT WITH YOUR DOCTOR TO
PINPOINT WHAT'S TRIGGERING THIS
ACNE AND WORK ON SIMPLE
SOLUTIONS.
FOR MANY OF US SIMPLY A TWEAK IN
OUR DIET IS ALL THAT'S
NECESSARY.
IF YOU CAN ELIMINATE FOODS WITH
SIMPLE CARBS AND SUGAR THEN YOU
MIGHT HAVE A SOLUTION BECAUSE
ANY FOOD THAT LEADS TO A SPIKE
IN YOUR BLOOD SUGAR LIKE PASTA,
BREAD AND SWEETS CAN PROVOKE
BREAKOUT.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CHECK OUT
ROGAINE.COM, AND LADIES, YOU CAN
ALWAYS PICK UP ROGAINE AT YOUR
LOCAL WALGREENS.
>> ALL RIGHT, WE'RE FEELING
BETTER ALREADY.
THANKS, DR. V.
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Trump Takes Credit For A Few Dozen New Coal Jobs - Duration: 4:45.
DONALD TRUMP SAID DURING THE CAMPAIGN THAT HE WAS GOING
TO BRING BACK ALL OF THOSE LOST
COAL JOBS, AND NOW A COAL MINE HAS OPENED UP.
THE FIRST ONE
SINCE HE BECAME WHATEVER POLITICAL POSITION HE HAS. IS IT
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED?
HE SAID THIS RECENTLY.
HE WAS TALKING
ABOUT A PARTICULAR COAL MINE, THE ONE WE ARE ADDRESSING IN
THIS VIDEO OPENED BY CORSA.
IT HAS OPENED AND HAS BROUGHT COAL
JOBS BACK.
AND ALSO PROBABLY TO DUNKIN' DONUTS.
PERSONALLY I
WOULD PREFER MORE DUNKIN'.
THE MINING INDUSTRY IS LARGER THAN
COAL, BUT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT
A BIG THING THERE.
THIS CHART SHOWS YOU THE TREND OVER
TIME.
I DON'T KNOW THAT THIS
MINE IS GOING TO REVERSE THAT.
IT SEEMS LIKE IT IS FOR HIS
BASE.
MANY OF THEM DON'T WORK IN
COAL, BUT A LOT OF AMERICANS LIKE THE IDEA OF IT AND THEY
THINK AMERICA SHOULD BE ON COAL.
IT'S WEIRD BECAUSE THERE IS THIS PARADOX WHERE YOU HAVE
TRUMP VOTERS SAYING THEY VOTED
FOR HIM DUE TO ECONOMIC ISSUES, AND THEY WANT TO GET THEIR JOBS
BACK.
BUT AT THE SAME TIME THEY
CONTINUOUSLY HURT THEMSELVES BY SPEAKING OUT OR BEING AGAINST
RENEWABLE ENERGY.
CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST INCREASE IN JOBS HAS
COME FROM WIND AND SOLAR.
WE ARE DOING A PRETTY GOOD JOB CREATING
POSITIONS FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO
WORK IN RENEWABLE ENERGY.
YOU SEE A LOT OF JOB GROWTH IN THAT
FIELD YOU DON'T SEE IT WITH COAL BECAUSE COAL IS MORE EXPENSIVE
TO PRODUCE.
TRUMP IS SIMULTANEOUSLY SHYING AWAY FROM
ANYTHING THAT WOULD HELP THE
ENVIRONMENT, RENEWABLE ENERGY, AND DOING AWAY WITH FUNDING FOR
TRADE SCHOOLS.
IF YOU DID LOSE YOUR JOB OR WORK IN A COAL MINE,
DID HE SAY DURING THE ELECTION
HE WANTED TO HONE IN ON TRADE SCHOOLS?
HE'S NOT DOING THAT,
HE'S DOING THE OPPOSITE.
OF COURSE THEY WANT TO HEAR RHETORIC ABOUT SAVING JOBS.
IT
IS JUST A RIDICULOUS.
I SAW AN
OP-ED IN A PAPER FROM 1913 ABOUT HERE IS WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN
IF WE KEEP PUMPING CARBON
DIOXIDE INTO THE ATMOSPHERE.
HERE WE ARE HUNDRED PLUS YEARS
LATER WHERE AMERICA CONSUMES 25% OF ITS ENERGY.
WE HAVE NORWAY
AND SWEDEN BUYING TRASH TO BURN BECAUSE THEY HAVE RAN OUT.
GERMANY NOW HAS 15% OF ITS
COUNTRY BASED ON COAL.
WE ARE SO FAR BEHIND.
WE HAVE A PRESIDENT
THAT CALLS IT A CHINESE HOAX.
WE
NEED TO STEP UP OUR GAME.
IT IS RIDICULOUS.
AND IT GOES FURTHER THAN SAVING THE ENVIRONMENT WHICH I
WOULD ARGUE SHOULD BE THE NUMBER ONE PRIORITY.
IF YOU GENUINELY CARE ABOUT JOB GROWTH IN AMERICA IT'S NOT
GOING TO COME FROM COAL, IT WILL COME FROM RENEWABLE ENERGY.
AND THOSE JOBS WILL COME.
THE DECISION WE HAVE TO MAKE IS IF
WE WANT THEM TO BE AMERICAN
JOBS.
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Vengeance | 復仇 | Final Shootout | Ending Scene | 1080p - Duration: 11:38.
For more infomation >> Vengeance | 復仇 | Final Shootout | Ending Scene | 1080p - Duration: 11:38. -------------------------------------------
Omelette flipper with built-in handle - Duration: 9:33.
Today I'm going to try to make a plate to flip my omelettes like this one.
I don't think they're used much outside of Spain, so it might not look familiar to many of you...
They're used to flip omelettes on the pan like this, and also to serve them.
And there's always been something about them that bothered me.
When you put them on the table, they wobble because the handle, which doubles as base,
has such a small contact surface.
This is especially noticeable when cutting the omelette.
After a lot of thought I've come up with a solution for this problem,
which you can see in this 3D model.
A machined handle carved into the flipper itself.
I'm going to make it slightly slanted for a better grip.
These curved rebates will be made on the sides so that we can grab it when it's on the table.
Here we can also see that the lid is a little concave, about 3mm in the center.
These are usually made with pine wood, but since I don't have wood that wide, I'm going
to glue these two pieces of maple and cherry wood, always a good combination.
First I cut both wood pieces lengthwise on my table saw.
And now I'm going to make all their faces parallel and give them the desired width with
my jointer and thickness planer.
Here I'll mark the joint between the two, and after a few final cuts, I'm going to prepare
my template to make box joint jigs.
As I said in previous videos, this piece should have the same thickness as the disc we're using...
and the template will move like this...
I made this template on a CNC, but if you don't have one, you can make a template such
as this one by gluing pieces of plywood of the desired thickness
until you meet the necessary length.
I fasten the piece to the template with clamps and start the process carefully.
I'll use this technique to join both wood pieces.
The bond will be much more resistent and pleasing to the eye.
To use this system, you must stop the pieces you want to join on one of the ends,
and the next one on the opposite end.
Also, you need to be extra cautious when the disc juts out of the back of the table sled.
Carelessness could be costly.
Time to glue the parts together.
I apply glue on all the faces of the fingers and apply pressure with some clamps.
The joints between fingers should be tight, but not too much.
If there is too much pressure, because of the large contact surface, it could be impossible
to join both pieces.
It's also important to make sure the faces are flat.
Once the glue is dry, I mark the desired diameter and cut with the jig saw.
Using the same center, I mark the exact place to screw in the lathe faceplate.
These screw holes will disappear when I machine the flipper handle.
I mount the plate on the lathe and start giving shape to the flipper's upper surface with
a roughing gouge.
As I said before, this face will be a little concave, about 3mm in the center.
Now it's time to turn the edge.
I'll try to obtain the diameter I want with the roughing gouge,
and I'll use this bowl gouge to make it curved.
As the lathe turns, I'll sand this face and edge, with P120 and P240 grit sandpaper.
I'll also apply pure linseed oil all over its surface.
I remove the flipper and faceplate.
As you can see, the tip of the lathe's spindle juts out a little
and left marks in the backof the flipper.
This will be helpful as I place the flipper the other way on the lathe.
For that, I'll also use this homemade chuck, but since it's maximum grip diameter is not enough
I'm going to remove these silent blocks.
In their place, I'll use double sided tape, which will help me avoid damaging the finished
side of the flipper.
And when I attach it, it will also stop it from moving as I machine it.
I put the stoptail in place, tighten all the screws and start machining the handle.
For that I'll use a parting tool and bowl gouge.
I'll try to give the handle the desired angle to obtain a steadier, more comfortable grip.
Finally, I flatten the lower face to make it more stable when it's on a table.
It's important to make sure the center does not stick out more than the edge.
Here I also sand and apply some oil.
Finally, I remove this wooden part by hand.
The first few tests in the workshop are successful!
I think this will come in handy.
The handle is comfortable, and avoids the unsteadiness issue I mentioned in the beginning...
If I have time, I'll try to post a video of me testing the flipper in the kitchen.
Look forward to it!
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2 Moons - The Series - Episódio 07 (Legendado) (BL-Drama/Yaoi) - Duration: 41:27.
For more infomation >> 2 Moons - The Series - Episódio 07 (Legendado) (BL-Drama/Yaoi) - Duration: 41:27. -------------------------------------------
Zeke and Clorice Defeat the Pool Creature | Are You Afraid of the Dark? | NickSplat - Duration: 2:48.
WE CAN'T LEAVE CHARLIE WITH THAT THING!
I DON'T KNOW HOW TO STOP IT.
MAYBE I DO.
IT'S MADE OF WATER, RIGHT?
WHAT'S YOUR RECIPE,
MIX WATER WITH MAGANITE, AND KABOOM,
LAVA SURPRISE?
MY VOLCANO.
THAT'S BRILLIANT!
WHY'D YOU DO THAT?
THERE'S MOISTURE ON YOUR HANDS.
IT'LL BURN YOU.
YOU NEED GLOVES.
I'M GOING AFTER IT.
CLORICE!
GOT IT!
CLORICE, IT'S COMING! SWIM!
GET OUTTA THERE!
CLORICE!
HURRY UP!
GET OUTTA THERE!
SWIM!
I GOTCHA, KID!
YO, RED! CATCH!
YOU DID IT.
YOU REALLY DID IT!
FINALLY.
AFTER ALL THESE YEARS.
IT'S OVER.
THANK YOU, KIDS.
THANK YOU.
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СОЛЬ ВРЕДНА или НЕТ? #ИФ - Duration: 2:46.
For more infomation >> СОЛЬ ВРЕДНА или НЕТ? #ИФ - Duration: 2:46. -------------------------------------------
Small Cabin in Minnesota | Amazing Small House Design - Duration: 2:43.
Small Cabin in Minnesota | Amazing Small House Design
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Meet The Father's Eve Club: A Group Raising Money For Those In Need | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:05.
HOLIDAY. JOE FRYER HAS OUR STORY TONIGHT.
>> Reporter: TO MINNESOTA DADS, THE GARAGE IS MORE THAN AN OVER
SIZE SHED. >> I HAVE A DOUBLE VISE BENCH
WHICH IS KIND OF NICE. >> Reporter: FOR JOHN FRANCIS --
>> IT IS LIKE A PLAY ROOM WHEN WE NEED IT.
>> Reporter: IT IS A GREAT PLACE FOR THE GUYS TO HANG OUT.
>> LIKE THE SIGN SAYS, WHAT HAPPENS IN THE GARAGE STAYNESS
THE GARAGE. >> Reporter: FRANCES SPENDS
EVERY FATHER'S DAY WITH HIS TWO DAUGHTERS, HE SPENDS THE NIGHT
BEFORE WITH FELLOW DADS, A TRADITION CREATED INSIDE THE
GARAGE FIVE YEARS AGO WHEN HE INVITED FRIENDS OVER FOR BEERS
AND PIZZA AND FATHER'S EVE WAS BORN.
>> WE CONNECT, WE SHARE AND WEì% CELEBRATE BEING DADS.
>> Reporter: EACH YEAR IT GOT BIGGER.
>> THANKS FOR COMING. HAPPY FATHER'S EVE.
>> Reporter: SO MUCH SO THE PARTY HAS OUT GROUND THE GARAGE
AND MOVE TO A RESTAURANT. >> HAPPY FATHER'S EVE!
>> Reporter: LAST NIGHT DOZENS OF DADS CONVERGED WITH A
MISSION. >> TO REALLY RECOGNIZE FATHERS
FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS AND, YOU KNOW, THEIR WILLINGNESS TO GO AN
EXTRA MILE FOR THEIR KIDS. >> Reporter: THEY GRILL, THEY
SHARE STORIES, AND THEY PLAY CRAZY GAMES LIKE HAMMER SLOGGAN
WHICH INVOLVES DRIVING NAILS INTO A TREE STUMP.
GOOD TIMES AND RAISES MONEY FOR A GOOD CAUSE.
>> TO SUPPORT HIS COMMUNITY -- >> Reporter: THIS YEAR
BENEFITTING A LOCAL COMMUNITY THAT HELPS FATHERS AND IT IS
GROWING. LAST NIGHT FATHERESfHóLj IN 42 S
CELEBRATED FATHER'S EVE. EACH CITY THEY RANG IN FATHER'S
DAY -- >> THREE, TWO, ONE.
HAPPY FATHER'S EVE. >> Reporter: WITH A NEW
YEAR'S-LIKE TOAST. TURNS OUT WHAT HAPPENS IN THE3Ñ
GARAGE DOES NOT ALWAYS STAY IN THE GARAGE, AND IN THE CASE OF
FATHER'S EV
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Movie Monday: Cars 3 & 47 Meters Down - Duration: 2:32.
>>> "CARS 3" IS SPEEDING INTO
THEATERS, BUT DOES IT HAVE ITS
AUDIENCE REVVED UP AND READY FOR
MORE?
OUR RESIDENT MOVIE CRITIC, RYAN
JAY IS HERE WITH HIS REVIEW, AND
HE'S ALSO GOING "47 METERS DOWN"
TO SEE IF THIS THRILLER IS A
BREATH OF FESH AIR.
>> HEY, I'M FILM CRITIC, RYAN
JAY.
>> I'M SORRY, YOUR RACING DAYS
ARE COMING TO A END.
"CARS 3" IS A VAST IMPROVEMENT
IN THE DISNEY PIXAR FRANCHISE.
THEY PLAYED FEATURE-LENGTH
COMMERCIALS FOR THE BRAND'S
MERCHANDISE, BUT THIS ONE PUTS
STORY AND THEME FIRST TURNING
LIGHTNING McQUEEN INTO AN
UNDERDOG ONCE MORE.
IT TAKES NOT ONLY MOTIVATION BUT
INSPIRATION TO OVERCOME
PSYCHOLOGICAL ROADBLOCKS, PUN
INTENDED.
ANIMATION HAS REACHED SUCH AN
IMPRESSIVE LEVEL, THE LANDSCAPES
LOOK REAL.
THIS IS SOCIALLY-CONSCIOUS FILM
MAKING WITH A GREAT ROWING
CLIMAX.
SE IT.
♪♪♪♪
>> SERIOUSLY, YOU HAVE TO TRY.
>> I DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW TO
DIVE.
>> ALSO NEW IS "47 METERS DOWN"
A HORROR MOVIE THAT WORKS BETTER
IN THEORY THAN REALITY.
IF YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE A SHARK
MOVIE LET THERE BE SHARKS AND
TEETH AND BLOOD, BUT WITH THE
PG-13 RATING THIS FILM IS LIGHT
ON ALL THREE, PLUS IT'S
FRUSTRATING TO SIT THROUGH THE
MAJORITY OF THE FILM WHERE THE
STARS ARE UNDER WATER IN OXYGEN
MASKS.
YOU BARELY SEE THEIR FACES.
IT'S BASICALLY DARK NARRATION.
THE CHILLS COME MORE FROM
SUBMERGED CLAUSTROPHOBIA.
AND THE LACK OF IMAGINATION IN
THE SCREENPLAY MAKES "47 METERS
DOWN" AN EXPERIENCE TO LEAVE AT
THE BOTTOM OF THE OCEAN.
FOR MY FULL REVIEWS OF THESE,
PLUS MY ONLINE EXCLUSIVE REVIEW
OF THE COME BY "ROUGH NIGHT"
CHECK OUT RYANJAYREVIEWS.COM.
>> OH, YEAH B SURE TO CHECK HIM
OUT, RYANJAYREVIEWS.COM.
SO WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK?
WHAT MOVIES WILL YOU BE SEEING
IN THEATERS?
WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU GUYS.
YOU CAN CONNECT WITH US THROUGH
OUR SOCIAL MEDIA SITES.
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Box Office for Wonder Woman 3rd Weekend Drop 30%, Cars 3, Transformers 5 - Duration: 12:17.
Hello and welcome to this week's Movie Math
where Wonder Woman might not be #1 anymore at the box office
but she's still all anybody can talk about!
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A Look At How A Swiss Company Is Trying To Slow Climate Change | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:30.
THE AIR TO HELP GROW CROPS. ANN THOMPSON HAS MORE.
>> Reporter: IN POST CARD PICTURE SWITZERLAND WHERE
CENTURIES OLD TRADITIONS ARE TOURIST ATTRACTIONS, A
FUTURISTIC CONCEPT TO TACKLE CLIMATE CHANGE.
>> WHAT YOU SEE HERE ARE CO 2 COLLECTORS THAT SUCK IN AIR.
>> Reporter: SIX STORIES ABOVE A TRASH FACILITY OUTSIDE ZURICH,
THE COBE FOUNDER SHOWS OFF WHAT IS BELIEVED TO BE THE WORLD'S
FIRST COMMERCIAL PLANT TO REMOVE CARBON DIOXIDE FROM THE
ATMOSPHERE. FANS DRAW AIR IN.
FILTERS GRAB THE CO2. WHEN FILLED THE FILTERS ARE
HEATED TO 212 DEGREES AND THE CO2 IS PIPED OUT FOR SALE.
>> HERE WE CELL THE CO2 TO OUR FIRST CUSTOMER WHICH IS A GREEN
HOUSE WHICH WE SEE OVER THERE. >> Reporter: THE GAS, ONCE
TRUCKED IN FROM FAR AWAY SOURCES, GROWERS SAY INCREASES
TOMATO, EGGPLANT AND CUCUMBER HARVEST 10 TO 15%.
WHILE THIS PROCESS HELPS VEGETABLE GROWERS, CRITICS ARE
NOT QUITE SOLD. THEY CLAIM TAKING CARBON OUT OF
THE ATMOSPHERE ISlQ8Z MORIN EFFICIENT THAN CAPTURING IT
DIRECTLY AT THE SOURCE LIKE WHEN COAL IS BURNED AND THEY SAY IT
IS FAR MORE EXPENSIVE. HE ADMITS THIS METHOD TODAY
COIX TIMES WHAT CARBON CAPTURE ATGóZ A FOSSIL FUEL PLA
DOES, AND SO FAR IT IS LOSING MONEY ON THE CO2 ITSELF.
BUT CLIMATE EXPERT NICHOLAS GRUBER BELIEVES IT IS AN
IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT IN THE FIGHT AGAINST GLOBAL WARMING.
IS IT A WORKABLE IDEA? >> IT IS VERY WORKABLE, BUTy I
THINK IT WOULD BE WRONG TO THINK THAT THIS IS THE SILVER BULLET.
IT WILL BE ONE PIECE OF MANY PEELS.
>> Reporter: CLIMEWORKS HOPES TO SELL IT AND MAKE IT A NEGATIVE
CARBON PROCESS ONE DAY. >> HOPEFULLY YOU CAN TAKE IT OUT
OF THE AIR AND STORE IT UNDERGROUND.
>> THE CO2 CAPTURED IN A YEAR IS EQUIVALENT TO TAKING 200 CARS
OFF THE ROAD. CLIMEWORKS ESTIMATES IT WOULD
MAKE 250,000 OF THESE PLANTS TO REMOVE ONE-THIRD OF THE PLANET'S
CO2 BY 2025. IT IS A SMAUSHL BUT CRUCIAL STE
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CRIANÇAS DO SOL - Duration: 10:55.
For more infomation >> CRIANÇAS DO SOL - Duration: 10:55. -------------------------------------------
HOW THE CHAKRA SYSTEM RELATES TO OUR AGE & STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT - Duration: 12:24.
HOW THE CHAKRA SYSTEM RELATES TO OUR AGE & STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT
BY KALEE BROWNJUNE
There are seven chakras within the body, running from the base of the spine all the way up
to the crown of the head.
Chakra is the sanskrit word for �wheel� or �circle,� because the chakras are energy
centres, thus when they are balanced they spin and allow energy to flow up the spine
(or the Kundalini).
Chakras can become overactive, underactive, or even blocked, which can affect us both
physically and emotionally.
The physical realm can affect our chakras and our chakras can affect our physical reality:
They are meant to work in harmony together.
You have the power to balance your chakras yourself, which can be done through meditation,
yoga, self-reflection, nutrition, energetic healing, crystals, or even just by being in
a high vibration setting or taking a deeper look at your emotions.
When the chakras are balanced, we feel at our best and our bodies are in their healthiest
state.
Many people who are familiar with the chakra system can quite literally feel it, and can
intuitively recognize when their specific chakras are imbalanced.
Since our seven chakras (in the body) work in congruency with our lives, and as everything
is connected, our lives also move in cyclical patterns corresponding to each of the seven
chakras.
Every seven years, we have one dominant chakra for that cycle; for example, the first seven
years of our lives relate to the root chakra, then the following seven years (ages 8-14)
are tied to the sacral chakra, and so on.
Within each of these seven year cycles, we also climb up a seven-chakra ladder, influencing
us on a yearly basis.
So, the first year of every cycle begins with the first chakra, experiencing more fear and
a need for security (root chakra), and then the last year of every cycle relates more
to spirituality (crown chakra).
If you�re unfamiliar with the chakra system, read this article first.
How Our Age Relates to the Chakra System
1 year old (root+root): The root chakra can be associated with security, family, and feeling
grounded.
Our primal instincts and our more Earthly thoughts and actions are tied to the root
chakra.
In our first year in this lifetime, we enter into the root chakra cycle, and the first
year in the cycle is associated with the root chakra.
This period represents the first time we�ve ever seen or experienced this lifetime; we�re
only just getting familiar with this planet, and so it�s largely about fear and our more
Earthly, grounding feelings.
2 years old (root + sacral): At age two, we are still in the root chakra cycle, focusing
on the Earthly elements, but we start to develop feelings, as this year is tied to the sacral
chakra.
The sacral chakra is all about sexuality, creativity, and emotions.
We have a strong attachment to our loved ones at this age and we start to develop preferences,
likes, and dislikes.
3 years old (root + solar plexus): At age three, still in the root chakra cycle, we
are tied to the solar plexus.
The solar plexus is the chakra related to our �I am� presence, our sense of self,
and our understanding of how we work in relation to the rest of the world.
At three years old, we start to understand who we are in relation to others, as we start
to actually observe the world.
4 years old (root + heart): At age four, we�re still in the root chakra cycle, but we�re
entering into the heart chakra year.
Our heart chakras represent love and connection, in regards to both ourselves and others.
When imbalanced, the heart can be overbearing or afraid to love, but when balanced, it allows
our love and interconnectedness to shine through.
At age four, we are still learning our connection to the Earth and becoming more familiar with
it, and we begin to express love towards family and friends even more.
We start to become more sociable as we attend pre-school and kindergarten.
5 years old (root + throat): At age five, we are in the root cycle but enter into the
throat year.
The throat chakra is all about communication and self expression, as well as developing
a healthy balance of listening and speaking.
Children at age five typically start school and begin to articulate their words better
as well as start speaking more.
6 years old (root + third eye): At age six, we are in the root, but the third eye year.
The third eye is all about intuition, the pineal gland, and learning to critically think.
At age six, we begin to think for ourselves a little more and are better at communicating
knowledge and thoughts to others, as we are starting to understand them better ourselves.
7 years old (root + crown): At age seven, we enter into the final stage of the root
chakra cycle as well as the year of the seventh chakra, the crown.
The crown chakra is the one that connects our spirituality to the rest of the world,
and ties our consciousness to the collective.
It�s at this age that children begin to develop a greater curiosity for the world
around them, particularly the unknown and the mysteriousness of our universe.
As you can see, the seven year cycle has a general theme, so in the case of ages one
through seven, it�s the root chakra, but then each year has a corresponding chakra
to it.
Now that you have a greater understanding of how the cycles work, I�ll summarize each
of the following cycles in relation to the stages of development.
Ages 8-14 (the sacral chakra): In this cycle, we enter into the sacral chakra, which is
all about sexual energy, creativity, and learning to feel our emotions and express them freely.
During this stage of development, we begin to experience sexuality for the first time,
and often times people develop their first �crushes� during this period.
Young women will often get their periods within this timeframe and both females and males
will start to develop a greater understanding of their sexuality and what reproduction is
as well.
It�s in this timeframe that many children will experience their first relationship and
gain a better understanding of what both sexes represent.
Ages 15-21 (the solar plexus chakra): This cycle is governed by the solar plexus chakra,
which is our sense of Self and understanding of who we are as souls and as people.
Many kids experience teen angst and become more selfish or introspective as they develop
a stronger sense of who they are.
We also start to objectively look at who we are in relation to other people and how our
personalities affect our relationships and overall perspectives.
People often develop strong hopes and dreams at this point in time, as we gain a better
understanding of what we want out of life and what our purpose here on Earth is (or
what we perceive it to be).
Ages 22-28 (the heart chakra): This is when we enter into the heart chakra cycle, which
is governed by a love for both ourselves and others.
Many people often meet their life partners during this time, especially as society puts
pressure on people to get married within this timeframe.
It�s here that many people look inwards and develop a greater love for themselves,
which they are then able to apply outwards to their relationships and overall appreciation
for life and all people.
Many people also start to think about how they want to make a mark on the world, as
they have a stronger appreciation for Earth and the people living here as our hearts continue
to open up.
Ages 29-35 (the throat chakra): This cycle relates to the throat chakra, which is in
charge of our communication skills and our ability to express ourselves.
It�s in this stage of development that many people truly find their voice and are comfortable
with who they are, thus allowing them to express themselves more freely and openly.
Many people find their life�s purpose during this time, or begin to refine it, because
they�ve developed a greater ability to communicate what they want.
Ages 36-42 (the third eye chakra): At this time, people enter into their third eye chakra
cycle, which is all about intuition, wisdom, and synthesizing information.
Tons of people begin to have epiphanies or are able to better understand the knowledge
they�ve gained from life up until now and then how to use it effectively.
Many people fall too strongly into their belief systems and allow them to govern their lives
during this stage, as they have an imbalance in the third eye.
Ages 43-49 (the crown chakra): The final cycle is related to the crown chakra, the chakra
related to spiritual awakenings, the collective consciousness, and our spiritual connection
to all beings and all things in creation.
It�s during this time that many people begin to fear the unknown or death, often meaning
they have a block in the crown chakra.
This stage in life can also peak people�s interests in spirituality and the interconnectedness
of the world, and so many people develop a greater craving for knowledge and understanding
of the universe, which is often reflected into reality as a �mid-life crisis.�
Final Thoughts
If this knowledge doesn�t resonate with you, that�s totally cool!
For me, when I first discovered this through studying ancient Vedic and religious teachings
as well as yoga, I felt that the chakras and the age system truly related to my life.
I can see how all of these patterns have emerged in my life thus far and am excited to discover
whether or not this still relates to my life years from now.
Personally, I am currently in the heart chakra stage, as I am 23 years old.
Last year, before even realizing that I was in my year of the heart chakra and the root,
I had a strong focus on both of those chakras, always feeling the need to balance them out.
My heart chakra seemed to always be overactive, and my root chakra was always underactive,
and I could see this theme throughout the entire duration of the year.
Now that I�m 23, I�m in the age of the heart and sacral chakras.
I can already recognize that love, passion, sexual energy, creativity, embracing my feelings,
and expressing myself freely are all themes I�m exploring as a 23-year-old.
If this information resonates with you, then I encourage you to take note of how those
themes affect your life and how you can heal your chakras.
We have lots of related articles on how to heal your chakras on the CE website, including
this one I wrote on how to heal your chakras through food, and
this one on how to re-align your chakras.
Much love!
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Ride to Work Day Pt. 2 - Duration: 4:07.
LEAVE THE CAR AT HOME, RIDE
INTO WORK TODAY.
DEUCE MASON IS LIFE IN
SACRAMENTO HELPING OUT FOLKS BY
GIVING THEM A LIFT TODAY.
.
WHO WANTS A FREE RIDE TO
WORK.
YOU'RE GOING TO WALK THE WHOLE
WAY?
FIRST OF ALL, I'M PRETTY
IMPRESSED WITH YOU.
YOU HAVE TO HAVE A LOT OF LEG
STRENGTH.
YEAH, MY LEGS COULD STRANGLE
SOMEONE NOW.
COULD WE GET YOU TO RIDE
WITH US ON BIKE THE WORK DAY?
IT'S TOO HOT TO WALK.
YOU, COME HERE?
NO?
OKAY THIS IS NOT GOING WELL.
HERE WE GO, ONE PERSON.
FREE RIDE TO WORK, RIGHT NOW,
LET'S GO, ONE OF YOU?
HOW ARE YOU GOING TO TURN ME
DOWN?
YOU'RE GOING TO WALK ALL THE
WAY TO WORK?
TELL ME THIS, WHY ARE YOU
WALKING.
I DON'T KNOW WHERE I'M
GOING.
WE'LL HELP YOU GET THERE.
WE KNOW SACRAMENTO.
THIS IS UNBELIEVABLE.
I THOUGHT PEOPLE WERE NICER IN
SACRAMENTO.
MAYBE WE HAVE TO PLAY GOOD
MUSIC.
I HEAR THIS.
ELIZABETH?
WHEN YOU'RE GOING IN THE
OPPOSITE DIRECTION YOU CAN'T
GET THEM TO RIDE.
PEOPLE HAVE TO BE GOING ONE
WAY.
WE CAN DO ANYTHING WE PUT
OUR MINDS TO.
WITH THIS MUSIC, MUHAMMAD ALI
DO DO YOU WANT A FREE RIDE TO
WORK?
-- -- MA'AM.
A LIGHT RAIL IS COMING UP
BEHIND UGS.
US.
DEUCE, LOOK OVER YOUR RIGHT
SHOULDER.
GRAY SHIRT.
.
YOU SNEAD A RIDE TO WORK FOR
FREE.
YOU'RE GOING TO ELK GROVE?
WE CAN TAKE YOU ALL THE WAY.
THAT MIGHT BE A BIT OUT OF
OUR RANGE.
YOU'RE A BLOCK AWAY?
COME ON, LET'S GO.
YEA.
WHAT'S YOUR NAME?
LESLIE.
I'M DEUCE.
NICE TO MEET YOU.
PETTY CAB DISCUSSIONS.
HOW'S YOUR MORNING?
GOOD, I HAVE COFFEE SO.
SO WHAT'S GOING ON IN YOUR
LIFE?
EVERYTHING IS GOOD.
IT'S ALMOND.
I'M A LITTLE BIT LATE FOR WORK
YOU'RE LATE?
SUPPOSED TO BE THERE AT
7:30.
ARE YOU IN TROUBLE?
NO, I'LL JUST HAVE TO WORK
LATER.
I'M GOING TO ASK YOU, WHAT
DO YOU DO?
I'M AN ENVIRONMENTAL
ENGINEER.
ARE YOU MARRIED SINGLE?
SINGLE.
OKAY AND YOU'RE YOUNG.
SUCCESSFUL CAREER.
ARE YOU -- WHAT DO YOU DO?
GO TO COFFEE SHOPS AND BARS
AND HOPE FOR THE BEST.
THAT'S GOOD.
IT'S EXCITING DOWN HERE.
YOU LIVE IN THIS AREA?
DOI.
SO I'M SURPRISED YOU HOPPED
RIGHT ON.
YOU LOOK TRUSTWORTHY.
I DO?
ACTUALLY SHE DOES.
SHE'S NUTS LET ME TELL YOU.
ELIZABETH IS CRAZY.
THIS IS MY CAR BY THE WAY.
RIGHT HERE?
LET'S DROP HER OFF THEN.
BRING IT IN.
MAYBE WE'LL SEE YOU AROUND.
THANK YOU.
OKAY ONE DOWN.
SHE'S GOT TO GO TO ELK GROVE.
THAT'S A GOOD START.
FREE RIDES TO WORK.
I'M HANGING WITH ELIZABETH.
LET ME TELL YOU, NEVER MET
ANYONE HIKE HER BEFORE.
THAT'S THE BEST WAY I COULD PUT
IT.
SHE'S AWESOME.
GOING TO KICK BACK AND BACK TO
YOU GUYS.
THAT WENT WELL.
YOUR JOB IS DONE.
FREE RIDES.
.
IT WENT AS WELL AS IT COULD
HAVE.
SHE'S GOING TO BE AN HOUR
LATE.
IT'S ALMOST 8:00 IN THE
MORNING.
SHE WAS ENRICHED BY THE
ENCOUNTER.
SURE SHE WAS.
SHE COULD SAY SOME GUY STOPPED
ME ON THE SCREEN AND I DIDN'T
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Creative Exercises To Mix Up Your Workout Routine - Duration: 3:49.
WHEN YOU EXERCISE
REGULARLY, YOU CAN GET TIRED
DOING THE SAME OLD STUFF.
IT GETS A LITTLE BORING.
LET'S BREAK THE BOREDOM, OUR
HEALTH AND FITNESS EXPERT, FROM
CORE CAMPER.COM.
YOU CAN ADD THESE TO YOUR
WORKOUT ROUTINE.
WE ARE WORKING MULTIPLE MUSCLE
GROUPS AT ONCE, AND THEY'RE A
LOT OF FUN.
MY VERSION OF FUN.
WHENEVER ALI SAYS IT'S FUN,
THESE FROM EFFICIENT, YOU'RE
USING MORE THAN ONE MUSCLE.
60 SECOND INTERVALS IS
ENOUGH, MIX THEM IN, IF YOU'RE
RUNNING UNTREAD MILL FOR A
COUPLE MINUTES.
JUMP OFF.
DO THEM.
IT'S CORE CAMPER STYLE.
MINDY AND HEIDI ARE HERE.
WE'RE GOING TO START WITH
CRAWLING RENEGADES.
WE'RE IN A STREET PLANK AND
WE'RE JUST GOING TO CRAWL TO
OUR WEIGHTS, PULLING THE ARM
BACK, WORKING THE CORE,
SHOULDERS, CHEST, EVERYTHING,
HAVE YOUR WEIGHTS FAR AWAY,
GRAB THEM, BRING IT BACK.
BRING IT BACK.
LOOK HOW MUCH FUN THAT IS.
DOESN'T THAT LOOK LIKE FUN.
THAT IS FUN.
IS THAT A BEGINNER MOVE,
THOUGH, OR MORE INTERMEDIATE.
THIS IS A MORE INTERMEDIATE
MOVE.
IT'S LOW IMPACT.
YOU'RE NOT HURTING YOUR
JOINTS.
LET'S GO TO THE LATERAL
PUSHUPS.
EVERYONE DOES PUSHUPS, BUT
LET'S MOVE IT AROUND A LITTLE
BIT.
WE'RE GOING TO LINE UP.
THIS IS ALSO A FUN PARTNER
EXERCISE, TOO.
LINE UP, HANDS CLOSE, AND LET'S
START STEPPING LADIES, PUSH UP.
STEP TOGETHER.
STEP OUT.
PUSH UP.
GOOD, STEP TOGETHER.
STEP OUT, GOOD.
PERFECT.
YOU'RE GOING TO GO ALL THE WAY
DOWN THE ROOM.
IS THIS MORE A NUMBER OF
REPS OR A TIME.
60 SECONDS.
IF YOU CAN DO TWO OR THREE.
THE MORE YOU DO IT, THE MORE
YOU'LL BE ABLE TO DO.
LET'S TAKE IT TO HILL
CLIMBERS, WE'RE, AGAIN, ADDING
A CARDIO EXERCISE WITH A CORE.
READY, LADIES.
FIVE SECONDS, FIVE, FOUR,
THREE, TWO, ONE, FLIP IT
AROUND.
HERE WE GO.
FIVE, FOUR, THREE, TWO, ONE,
FLIP IT BACK.
IT'S KIND OF FUN.
IT'S LIKE YOU'RE BREAK DANCING,
3, 2, 1, AND BACK, AND 5, 4, 3,
2, 1. SEE HOW MUCH FUN THAT IS.
IT'S LIKE A MINI CIRCUS.
IT'S VERY FUN TO WATCH YOU
DO THIS, YES.
WE'RE GOING TO HOLD THIS
MINI BAND UP AND TAKE OUR
HANDS, PULL THEM APART.
HERE'S THE BURN RIGHT AWAY.
HERE WE GO, LET'S GO DOWN, UFC,
RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT.
THIS BURNS THE LOWER BODY, THE
CORE, THE UPPER BODY,
ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING.
KEEPING THAT BAND SEPARATED FOR
30 SECONDS.
THAT'S PRETTY COOL.
THAT LOOKS FUN.
LET'S GO TO A STRAIGHT LEG
RAISE HUG.
THIS WORKS THE CORE, THE CHEST,
THE DEALTS, EVERYTHING.
WE'RE GOING TO LEAN BACK.
LET'S HUG.
GOOD, WE'RE OPENING AND
CLOSING.
THAT LOOKS HARD.
I DON'T KNOW THAT I COULD DO
THAT.
YOU THINK THAT'S HARD, WATCH
THIS.
LET'S HOVER THOSE FEET.
THAT'S WHERE YOU FEEL IT.
DO YOU SPEAK FROM
EXPERIENCE.
I'VE DONE THIS.
AND LADIES STAND UP FOR THE
LAST ONE, THIS IS AN OLD KETTLE
BELL EXERCISE.
WE'RE GOING TO USE IT WITH A
WEIGHT, SQUAT, PRESS, WINDMILL,
GETTING THOSE OBLIQUES.
SQUAT, PRESS, AND WINDMILL.
YOU DO 30 SECONDS ON EACH SIDE
TO EQUAL 60 SECONDS.
I'M OUT OF BREATH, GUYS.
YOU WERE FANTASTIC.
FIND MORE 20 MINUTE WORKOUTS
WITH ALI ONLINE AT
CORECAMPER.COM.
I DID A COUPLE IN A BASEMENT IN
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Why Online Shopping Boxes Are To Blame For Cities' Growing Garbage Dump Costs | NBC Nightly News - Duration: 2:25.
CARDBOARD BOX HEADING TO SOMEONE'S HOME.
EXPLAINS HOW THAT IS CHANGING THE COMPLEXION OF THE COUNTRY'S
RECYCLING. >> Reporter: THESE DAYS ANYTHING
YOU COULD POSSIBLY WANT CAN BE BOXED UP AND SHIPPED TO YOUR
DOOR. BUT WHAT HAPPENS TO ALL OF THAT
PACKAGING AFTER YOU CART IT TO THE CURB?
IN SAN FRANCISCO IT WINDS UP HERE AT RECOLOGY, A 200,000
SQUARE FOOT RECYCLING PLANT T(c COLLECTS ABOUT 100 TONS OF
CARDBOARD EACH YEAR. >> WE HAVE IN SAN FRANCISCO AN
ALL-OUT EFFORT TO GET EVERYTHING RECYCLED.
>> Reporter: NOW THE IMPACT OF OUR ONLINE SHOPPING HAS A COLOR.
>> WE'RE STANDING HERE SIX, SEVEN YEARS AGO, YOU WOULD SEE A
LOT MORE GRAY, YOU WOULD SEE A LOT MORE NEWS PRINT AND
MAGAZINES. TODAY YOU SEE A LOT OF
CARDBOARD, A LOT OF BROWN. PEOPLE ARE ORDERING A LOT MORE
THINGS ONLINE AND THEY ARRIVE IN SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED CARDBOARD
BOXES. SO YOU CAN SEE IT RIGHT HERE.
>> Reporter: LAST YEAR ONLINE SALES EXPLODED BY NEARLY 25%,
LED BY AMAZON, RESPONSIBLE FOR NEARLY HALF OF ALL ONLINE
RETAIL. JESSICA JELLEN LOVES HER MEAL
KIT DELIVERY SERVICE BUT WORRIES ABOUT THE PACKAGING.
>> I ENJOY "BLUE APP RON" IT IS GREAT.
BUT AS IT GROWS IN POPULARITY, I THINK SMART PEOPLE WHO LIKE TO
USE IT WILL DEMAND A LITTLE BETTER ENVIRONMENTAL PACKAGING.
>> Reporter: IT IS NOT JUST THE BOXES THAT ARE PILING UP BUT ALL
OF THE PLASTIC AND PADDING THAT USUALLY COME WITH THEM.
>> WE WOULD ASK THE COMPANY, THE MAIL ORDER COMPANIES WORK ON
REDUCING THEIR PACKAGING WASTE, BUT WE'RE ALSO ASKING CONSUMERS
TO BE THOUGHTFUL AND TO TELL COMPANIES, "HEY, I DON'T WANT
ALL OF THIS WASTE, I WANT TO BUY PRODUCTS IN REDUCED PACKAGING."
>> Reporter: AMAZON SAYS IT IS TRYING TO DO ITS PART BY
SHIPPING THE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER'S BOX WITHOUT USING
AN ADDITIONAL BOX WHEN POSSIBLE. WHAT CAN CONSUMERS DO?
BREAK DOWN YOUR BOX ELSE TO SAVE SPACE.
RECOLOGY IS UPGRADING TRUCKS AND SORTING EQUIPMENT TO KEEP UP
WITH BROWN BOX BOOM. IT IS ONE REASON FOR A PROPOSE
WILLED HIKE IN GARBAGE- SAN FRANCISCO.
>> THERE'S ANOTHER OVERNIGHT SHIPPING.
>> I SEE AMAZON WAY UP THERE. >> Reporter: FOR EVERY ONLINE
ORDER SATISFIED, THE CARDBOARD AND THE
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They Weren't Ready | Vlog #34 - Duration: 3:21.
both my dad and my sister are
so if you know me or if youve been a subscriber for a while then you probably know i have
only been doing youtube or videos consistently for about two months now so i kinda just wanted
to share with you guys my thought process since i have been doing it for the last couple
months i have absolutely loved it so much ive done daily videos for the passed couple
weeks almost so expect that every morning at 8am if you could do me a huge favor i would
really appriatet it could you share these videos with anyone that would like them or
would be interested share them with your friends lets see if we can get 100 subscribers by
the end of the month it is fathers day so we are going to go to a fathers day bbq right
now
so my mom and i are up hanging out but both my dad and my sister are asleep right now
so we dont know if we are going to go to that bbq in the mean time while we wait sit sit
sit ok well i was going like introduce you to lucky but hes i dont know what hes doing
hes over this is lucky alright we are ready to go off to the bbq alright at the bbq just
got back from the bbq everyone was awake such good food amazing tritip beautiful day i as
you can see i am a little sunburnt but absolutely gorgeous happy fathers day to all you fathers
and future fathers
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Rubik's cube one handed finger tricks - Mes finger tricks à l'OH ! [Tuto] - Duration: 10:14.
*Intro* Rubik's cube one handed finger tricks - Mes fingertricks à l'OH
Hey hello everyone ! It's Samy for the SamSamCubing channel and so i hope that you are fine, in any case me it's great !
So today we meet for a new video in my channel which will be the first real tutorial of my channel
Which will concern my tips and tricks with one hand
so before I start this video I would like to thank you because you are more than 500 people to subscribe to my Youtube channel
Here I already had a comment to thank you in my previous video but I repeat it again in video, thank you ! thank you greatly !
If you are not yet a subscriber, I encourage you to subscribe to my Youtube channel but I upload a lot of videos
because I have time in front of me because I'm on holiday
In view of I have no more hours of schools
here i think to those who have the Baccalaureat
and here is good courage to them !
In any case, I'm going to start the tutorial so if you ever love this tutorial
do not hesitate to let go a blue thumb on this video, to comment and share and here we start right away
Tutorial #1: My Tricks and Tips with one hand ?
so first of all the first tips to give you iIt is the maintenance of the cube
So how to hold your cube in one hand ?
Then to start, you need to know which hand you prefer
So if you use your right hand, i advise you to use your left hand
but i think that it is the hand most used and which will be the most suitable for a one hand
So to hold your cube with left hand
It is simply enough to hold your cube with your thumb on the lower left corner of the center
You see it's just in the center corner at the bottom left and so I put my thumb here
So why am I putting it here and not here here or here
Simply to release the movements of the slices R and U
Because these the movements that are going to be most used to one hand and I'll tell you about it right away
So you hold your cube like this and you hold with your index finger behind the slice U
Then here, your medium finger which will require a good maintenance of the cube
so here on the piece of the edge blue and orange
and your ring finger who will be able to release the movements of the slice D
So here after you are auricular which will allow you to do the movements of the slice R
These fingers will serve you simply handle your cube with one hand
So for my fingertricks, to make the movements of the slice R
I use my auricular who is here you see and I will push the corner which is at the bottom
Simply to push quietly without having any problem by pushing the corner at the bottom and rapidly pivoting the slice R
so after to do a R', I will push the corner to the bottom from the other direction
so after there are two ways, if you are more comfortable and well you can do this
That is, you can forward your auricular in front of the corner in front of you
and rotate the slice R down to thereby make a R'
It's a choice, I can not do it very well, So I advise you to push the bottom corner to make your R '
So here for the movements of the slice R
Then for the slice U, I will take my index finger and will push the bottom corner
after to do the movement U
so before it was to make the movement U' pushing the bottom block
to do the movement U, this time, you place your index finger in front of the corner at the top right of your cube
and you will push this corner on the left
So in the beggining, I try to push it in the same way as to make the R 'movement but this was quite difficult to do for the U movement
Therefore, to do your movement U', you push the corner to the left at the bottom on the right
and to do your movement U, You put your index finger in front of the corner and you push to the left
then a small algorithme that I find not bad to try to practice well with one hand
It's the famous: "Sexy Move"
So R U R' U'
Like this
R U R' U'
So after, It is necessary to try to limit itself to the movements R and U
It will take when you go to solve your cube, use only R and U movements !
For exception, we will have the movements of the slice D
the movements D will be used to execute plls, olls or simply put your white cross back in the right order
Therefore of the blow for the movements F and the movements B
and quite simply to make your movement F'
You're not going to do it normally, you will rotate like this to transform your F' into a U'
So like this
All you have to do is change the rotation to in such a way as to manipulate these slices in R or in U
So suddenly if for example you have this insertion to do
You have this block of f2l that must fit here
You are not going to do F' U F
This time, either you shift to the right if ever in your f2ls there are nice things to do
And you make a small rotation quite simply to transform the movements of the slice L so It is also necessary to change it's movements L
Let me transform my movements of the slice L into U or U '
So I do a little rotation and so there instead of doing my L move as I used to do,
And well I do my rotation and I make a U' then R and U in order to finish my insertion
So I think this is the 3rd or 4th trick to give you
it's really transform your movements that in R or in U and for exception the movements D.
So after, it should not be said that you will succeed in perfectly handling your cube with one hand, it's a lot of training
I think that we will make an example of resolution
Of which I would put the scramble of this solve in the description
An example solve, to show you how to solve one-handed cube
And how we chain the f2ls, the cross and how I do all the rubik's cube parts using the one-hand with fridrich method
*scramble in progress
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Trump Takes Credit For A Few Dozen New Coal Jobs - Duration: 4:45.DONALD TRUMP SAID DURING THE CAMPAIGN THAT HE WAS GOING
TO BRING BACK ALL OF THOSE LOST
COAL JOBS, AND NOW A COAL MINE HAS OPENED UP.
THE FIRST ONE
SINCE HE BECAME WHATEVER POLITICAL POSITION HE HAS. IS IT
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED?
HE SAID THIS RECENTLY.
HE WAS TALKING
ABOUT A PARTICULAR COAL MINE, THE ONE WE ARE ADDRESSING IN
THIS VIDEO OPENED BY CORSA.
IT HAS OPENED AND HAS BROUGHT COAL
JOBS BACK.
AND ALSO PROBABLY TO DUNKIN' DONUTS.
PERSONALLY I
WOULD PREFER MORE DUNKIN'.
THE MINING INDUSTRY IS LARGER THAN
COAL, BUT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT
A BIG THING THERE.
THIS CHART SHOWS YOU THE TREND OVER
TIME.
I DON'T KNOW THAT THIS
MINE IS GOING TO REVERSE THAT.
IT SEEMS LIKE IT IS FOR HIS
BASE.
MANY OF THEM DON'T WORK IN
COAL, BUT A LOT OF AMERICANS LIKE THE IDEA OF IT AND THEY
THINK AMERICA SHOULD BE ON COAL.
IT'S WEIRD BECAUSE THERE IS THIS PARADOX WHERE YOU HAVE
TRUMP VOTERS SAYING THEY VOTED
FOR HIM DUE TO ECONOMIC ISSUES, AND THEY WANT TO GET THEIR JOBS
BACK.
BUT AT THE SAME TIME THEY
CONTINUOUSLY HURT THEMSELVES BY SPEAKING OUT OR BEING AGAINST
RENEWABLE ENERGY.
CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST INCREASE IN JOBS HAS
COME FROM WIND AND SOLAR.
WE ARE DOING A PRETTY GOOD JOB CREATING
POSITIONS FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO
WORK IN RENEWABLE ENERGY.
YOU SEE A LOT OF JOB GROWTH IN THAT
FIELD YOU DON'T SEE IT WITH COAL BECAUSE COAL IS MORE EXPENSIVE
TO PRODUCE.
TRUMP IS SIMULTANEOUSLY SHYING AWAY FROM
ANYTHING THAT WOULD HELP THE
ENVIRONMENT, RENEWABLE ENERGY, AND DOING AWAY WITH FUNDING FOR
TRADE SCHOOLS.
IF YOU DID LOSE YOUR JOB OR WORK IN A COAL MINE,
DID HE SAY DURING THE ELECTION
HE WANTED TO HONE IN ON TRADE SCHOOLS?
HE'S NOT DOING THAT,
HE'S DOING THE OPPOSITE.
OF COURSE THEY WANT TO HEAR RHETORIC ABOUT SAVING JOBS.
IT
IS JUST A RIDICULOUS.
I SAW AN
OP-ED IN A PAPER FROM 1913 ABOUT HERE IS WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN
IF WE KEEP PUMPING CARBON
DIOXIDE INTO THE ATMOSPHERE.
HERE WE ARE HUNDRED PLUS YEARS
LATER WHERE AMERICA CONSUMES 25% OF ITS ENERGY.
WE HAVE NORWAY
AND SWEDEN BUYING TRASH TO BURN BECAUSE THEY HAVE RAN OUT.
GERMANY NOW HAS 15% OF ITS
COUNTRY BASED ON COAL.
WE ARE SO FAR BEHIND.
WE HAVE A PRESIDENT
THAT CALLS IT A CHINESE HOAX.
WE
NEED TO STEP UP OUR GAME.
IT IS RIDICULOUS.
AND IT GOES FURTHER THAN SAVING THE ENVIRONMENT WHICH I
WOULD ARGUE SHOULD BE THE NUMBER ONE PRIORITY.
IF YOU GENUINELY CARE ABOUT JOB GROWTH IN AMERICA IT'S NOT
GOING TO COME FROM COAL, IT WILL COME FROM RENEWABLE ENERGY.
AND THOSE JOBS WILL COME.
THE DECISION WE HAVE TO MAKE IS IF
WE WANT THEM TO BE AMERICAN
JOBS.
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Old World Vermont Tiny Home (300 Sq Ft) | Tiny House Listing - Duration: 3:05.
OLD WORLD VERMONT TINY HOME (300 SQ FT)
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How to make a logo for your youtube channel without photoshop/picsart 2017-18 - Duration: 5:35.
HELLO FRIENDS!
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【OLIVER】The Less I Know The Better 【VOCALOIDカバー曲】 - Duration: 3:54.
Joshua passed on a VSQ and told me to make a video out of it. So I did.
The theme for this video is 'psychedelic'. Which is another way of saying 'on drugs'
But hey, this vid fits in nicely with the rest of the channel :v
I tried to emulate the original echoey/reverb-y+ chorus voice effect. Well I tried :v
moar reference
so apparently Yuki is called 'Heather' in their school??
WHO???
WTF IS THAT RinXLen in the background??
poor oliver
Ignorance is bliss.
I like this part. It feels chill and relaxing.
It's easy to convince Len: just bring tons of bananas
Oliver, are you bringing out the chainsaw??
also i dedicate this song to a certain bitch that was in my life.
*Luka death stare*
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Bipolar Dating Insecurities and No Favors Please - Duration: 3:14.
Hey guys, it's Hannah.
And right now,
I'm actually getting ready for a date.
Right now, I am actively dating;
whatever that means.
And I wanted to talk about
dating and bipolar disorder.
I did a video on it
a couple of months ago.
It was wintertime and it was snowing.
A lot of people had a great reaction to it
and had a lot of questions.
And I realized that this topic is huge;
about love,
and relationships and dating.
And there's a couple of things
that I have learned to
really tell myself
and carry with me
going into dating.
Going on a date.
So I'm going to talk about
two of those
that I really, really enforce.
The first thing is,
and I have to work on this,
is that mental health conditions
do not define you.
Bipolar disorder does not define you.
And you don't want someone ...
You want someone
to get to know your character
before revealing your condition.
And this is what I related to
because I had a problem with this.
When I readjust my medication,
for the first couple of months,
I gained like 10 to 15 pounds.
And then over a little bit,
a period of time,
I lose the weight.
But during that period,
when I'm actively dating,
I always feel this urge
to go on to date
and say to the person:
"Hey, just to let you know,
I've gained 10 to 15 pounds."
And when I think about it,
the reason that I do that
is because I'm insecure about it.
And I want to put it
on the table right away.
The other thing that I learned
to carry with me
while actively dating is
that the other person,
especially because people know
that I have bipolar disorder usually,
the other person is not doing me
a favor by going on a date with me.
I do not need to write
a thank-you card
at the end of the date saying
thank you for going on a date
with me;
even though I have a mental health condition.
We go into dating
as if we're the underdog.
That automatically the other person
has an advantage over us
because we have a mental health condition.
And that's not the truth.
There are a lot of aspects of us
that are great and beautiful,
that we can give to another person.
Because everybody is flawed
and mine just happens
to have a label on it.
And those flaws
shape me to be the woman
that I am today.
And if you can't accept that,
then carry on with yourself.
Everybody's experience is different.
I've been on both ends of the spectrum
because at the end of the day,
it really depends on the person.
But these are just a couple of things
that I carry with me.
So I would love to hear
about actively dating
or what dates have
been like for you
living with a mental health condition.
And share your comments below
or do a response video.
I'll leave the information down below.
And I'll see you next week.
Wish me luck. Bye.
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PDCO – Could New Management Push Shares Higher? - Duration: 1:34.
Hi, my name is Kevin Kedra, and I'm a healthcare research analyst here at Gabelli.
Today I want to talk about Patterson Companies, ticker PDCO,
a leading distributor of dental and veterinary products based in St. Paul, MN.
Patterson recently announced a leadership change with the company's CEO stepping down following several challenging quarters for the company's dental business.
We believe that this change in management could be a catalyst for the company
to not only address weakness in its dental services business,
but to also consider other strategic alternatives.
Both dental and animal health are attractive end markets with favorable demographic trends and cash-pay orientated business models.
We estimate that the company will earn $2.35 per share in 2017
and grow EPS at 8-10% annually through 2021.
We calculate a 2018 Private Market Value of $58 per share.
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On The Markets | May Recap - Duration: 1:49.
Hi I'm Katie Boccaccio and welcome to our MAY edition of On the Markets
Financial markets in May once again were beholden to politics
and likely will be for some time
leaving many investors contemplating the validity of the old adage
sell in May and go away
Devoid of any major directional drivers
the market remains near ALL time highs
while clinging to headlines coming out of Washington.
Markets were -- once again
victims of a mid-month outburst of risks to a pro-growth agenda following the new controversies from the Trump Administration.
Losses were quickly recovered as a
buy the dip mentality prevailed
given the extent to which policy expectations had already been pulled back earlier in the year
setting off the unwinding of the post-election "Trump trades"
An unchanged fundamental narrative around an earnings recovery and
positive global growth momentum remains a positive and important driver for the markets
Companies reported strong earnings and positive surprises across both industries and geographies
giving confidence to the case for global expansion and easing worries about a maturing US business cycle.
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Shoplog: PUMA, NOTABAG, BIO AMABLE, HEMA (vlog #45) - Duration: 10:25.
And if the wind blows then wow you are in your underwear.
Hi everyone and thanks for watching this new video. This time I made a shoplog for you.
Because I've got my holiday payment so I went shopping
As you maybe know, I try to live as sustainable as possible. So that means I'm eating vegan and I'm also searching for sustainable brands.
Brands who take care of the planet, But the thing I found most important is that it is good labor. So no child labor or people who get the minimum payment.
But I have to admit I don't buy everything from sustainable brands.
So lets start with something from a not sustainable brand.
I bought from "HEMA" this piama, this is the pants and this is the shirt.
I had one from the "Hunkemoller" but that one was totally ruined. so thats why I've chosen to buy a new one.
But things like underwear, I don't find them from a sustainable brand or things like sport socks.
I bought those as well from "HEMA" these ones are really soft and I've got already 2 pear so I really liked them.
Then, I know it is to bad. I bought this one from "ZEEMAN" and I saw this at "Boncolors" channel. And I really like to put it in your hair during a festival.
It is maybe not from a sustainable brand, but this is something that I will keep for like 10 years or more, I can use it as snot-rag as well :)
Then I bought more at "HEMA"
I bought these pants, and those are made out of bamboo.
So thats something that I consciously chosen. So it is made out of sustainable material.
I want to wear those pants under dresses who are a bit to short.
When the wind blows, you standing directly in your underpants, so these are pants that I can wear without shaming.
So this time it was get 3 and pay for 2 so that's why I've got 3 of them.
So now the fun part begins, if it is up to me
My sportwear
I don't know a sport brand who is sustainable, I was searching for a long time.
I workout and run a lot and I want to wear a lot of sustainable brands, But I wear clothes from brands who're getting the D label.
If you are thinking D label what? Just take a look at the website: rankabrand.nl
You can search for brands and see what kind of label the've got and what the judgement is.
There is one really famous sport brand who's get the C-label and that is really high
And that is PUMA, so that's why I went totally crazy at the PUMA store and i bought the following things.
I bought a long sport legging, It has a print on the legs.
And I bought this shirt with the same print as well
So it is a matching outfit, and I really like it. I feel really sporty when I'm wearing it, So I love it.
And I bought more, because it is summertime, so I don't need a long legging.
So I bought this short from PUMA.
And to wear on it
I bought this shirt, It is really wide, I have a lot of stretch shirts as you can see.
But I like to have a wide one as well so the wind can blow under.
Then I bought at bol.com also from PUMA
I bought this jogging pants.
I've got a three quarter legging, so I can wear this above my legging and then take this of in the gym and workout in the legging.
And I bought at bol.com these earbuds. And I have to admit I didn't have them before. And I go more and more to festivals.
So I try to live sustainable so I want to have my ears with me my whole life. So that is why I bought these ones for 12,50
And I choose to buy these one and hope that they will stay for the rest of my life. Then that I buy cheaper ones every single time because I broke them.
Because that's also not sustainable
Then I'm going to show you some things very quickly. I bought from Bio Amable, if I pronounce it correctly.
I bought some cosmetics and If I'm happy about it then I want to make a new video about that.
First a eyebrow pencil
Mascara, it says that it is water resistant so I'm going to test it.
Yellow nail polish, I've got already red vegan nail polish so this is my second one.
Face cream and hand cream. I really like lavera, so I've got big expectations.
Then i bought something that is not from a sustainable or faitrade brand.
I bought this cooker from Philips. When i was a student I bought one from 10 euro. really cheap ass.
So it was time for a new one so I hope that I can use this one for the common 10,20,30 or maybe 40 years.
After I recorded this shoplog I've got two packages and I didn't expect that they would be so soon here.
So I'm going to unbox this, well actually I already unbox it....
In the first package is the notabag, I ordered one..
You can wear this bag like a backpack or just a bag
And I want to use this for my work, because the bag that I use now is not that big.
So this is how it looks like. You can wear it as a normal bag but I want to wear it like a backpack.
So I can take my food with me and there is also a small space for keys or something. So this is going to be my new working bag.
So it is sustainable hand made and It is a nice brand, Nota bag. If you want it I put a link in the description.
I'm joining a vegan sports group and Marlies van Bloois posted a picture of a t-shirt with the tekst: vegan runner.
And I thought, wow this is amazing, because I'm a vegan runner as well. And then she said that she had a shirt left over so she gave it away.
And I was the only one who said that I wanted it, So I was the lucky bird.
So this is the front, and on the back is written: vegan runner, how amazing is this, so Marlies you made my day.
You really made me happy so I'm going to run often in this shirt..
For the last part of my shoplog I take you outside, because there is one thing I can't go without, If I can be materialistic.
I had a really old bike and it was really a bad one. But since this month I'm a proud owner of this one, with extra lock
I hope that this bike will bring me lots of kilometers and will be my friend for a lot of years. So this is the end of this video as well.
I hope you liked it so please give me a thumb up. And please subscribe my channel for free as well.
And I hope to see you next monday for a new video at 5pm. Bye bye!
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How to make a logo for your youtube channel without photoshop/picsart 2017-18 - Duration: 5:35.HELLO FRIENDS!
hello Youtube
In this video I'm going to show you
how to make a logo for your youtube channel without photoshop/picsart 2017-18
✏️ How To Design A Modern Logo | Start To Finish
tutorial,logo,how to make a logo?
So freinds
1st you need to go to google ply store
then search here
Note Graphy
Then downlod it
and instal it
Technical hoque
✏️ How To Design A Modern Logo | Start To Finish
how to make a logo for your youtube channel without photoshop/picsart 2017-18
as you can see here
EASY FREE! How to make a YouTube channel logo-How To Make A Professional Logo!! [WITHOUT PHOTOSHOP]
How to make logo like technical guruji with android !
So freinds ihope
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😳 Figging for Kinky Fun Tutorial 😭 - Unusual BDSM Toys #7 (and a DIY Too!) - Duration: 24:01.
yeah Sigyn it's funny it's painful there's nothing to do with FIGS so stick
around today we're talking all about sticking
hey guys it's Morgan with BDSM relationships and education thank you
very much for checking out this video today we are doing I realized I hadn't
done an unusual ploys video for quite a while so today we are doing an unusual
toys video that I'm really excited about we're going to be talking about digging
and if you don't know what that is stick around we will I really explain it
all don't worry so before we get started please make
sure that you are subscribed so click the subscribe button below and don't
forget to turn on the notifications that way you will be up to date with all the
videos that I post right now I'm doing Monday Wednesday and Friday so three
videos per week but I sometimes like to boast of all this video or sometimes
like last week I just make a little mistake and I forget for just on one of
the days so we get an extra video later in the week
anyways I do that make sure you're subscribed on all the notifications and
if you would like to support this channel through patreon you can do that
and I'm going to have a link up here for you guys but let's talk about digging it
because like I said it's funny is painful awesome I enjoy it
not something I do often but it can be a lot of fun so let's get into it
singing in a long and interesting history and I'm going to talk about that
before we get into what singing actually is because I'm curious to see how many
of you can guess what it is you know if you don't already know just by the name
so singing was used in ancient Greek and Roman times to punish female slaves now
I mean we don't know exactly how accurate some of this history is but
that is something that is commonly talked about and I believe it has been
written about we're not a hundred percent but it's just one of those nice
little ideas sometimes that we like to assign to our clay it has this deep
historical you know history and meaning and everything so that is one of the
things that has been said picking it was also used to punish
prisoners in Victorian times and it was used often in conjunction with paintings
and and other spankings and corporal punishments and we'll explore why in a
little bit and that is also and it don't encourage this use at all used on horses
to make some appeal up here more lively and to have them hold their tail up a
bit higher and so this would be advantageous when you're trying to sell
a horse and if it's like an old horse or a sick horse and you're like no no it's
a great horse loaded how high holding is tail looking at prancing around there so
it was kind of an underhanded you folks in that respect so what is fitting well
it has a little something to do with this and this is a rather large chunk of
ginger root and we are going to be using this today for our example on how to do
some digging so basically it is the insertion of a skinned piece of ginger
into the anus or the vagina and if you are a fan of ginger you know that it
does pass a little bit of heat and I really do want to stress at this point
that doing this with ginger is one thing we don't want to get into using hot
peppers or anything like that because the heat generated by gender is going to
be significantly less and the heat generated by some hot peppers can cause
burns especially when we're talking about mucous membranes and the sensitive
skin around the genitals and the anus so please you know do I really don't
suggest and I know some people use pepper oils or peppers themselves or hot
sauces and stuff like that on their genitals or anus but I am NOT a fan of
it I don't encourage it because there is that risk factor of causing burns so you
guys make your own decisions play at you know whatever level of risk profile you
feel comfortable at for me it's just not something that I do but I
do feel comfortable doing some picking because I know that this is not going to
be powerful enough to cause burns now of course we have to make sure that our
partners are not allergic to gender first because sticking a large chunk of
it inside their bodies would be a bad idea if they are actually allergic to it
so just make sure you check there now sticking does take a couple of minutes
to reach its full effect so you're not going to feel it immediately when it is
inserted that is going to take a little bit and the feeling itself will last
anywhere up to about thirty minutes or so for a single piece of ginger now if
you take it out obviously that sensation is going to fade quickly which is one of
the nice things about the ginger as well if it gets too hot or too intense then
you remove it and it will fairly quickly you know get back to normal and you
don't have to worry about you know this lingering burning that's happening and
then having to grab oils or whatever to try to get rid of it that you have to do
with some other chemicals we will do a video on different chemical play things
but that will probably be a little ways in the future because I've got such a
busy roster of videos coming up for you guys now one of the interesting things
and this is why it's used in spanking and paintings and things like that is
that when somebody punches on the ginger when it is inserted into their body it
intensifies the effect it squeezes out more of those hot oils that are causing
the burning sensation and it makes it worse so often when people are being
caned they're going to clench their butt cheeks together in order to sort of
mitigate the cane strikes however if you've got ginger in there well they're
going to get more of a burning sensations from the ginger so then it
becomes a game of what's worse the burning from the ginger when you clench
on it or the cage strike without clenching on it so that to me
part of why it is so funny to watch because you can watch literally on their
face the internal struggle of oh oh I'll bet hurt okay I'm going to relapse out
now the canyon hurts and I just I love it
i'ma sadist I have never hidden that from you guys it makes me happy so to
watch oh I love it uh uh so let's get into how to go about
figuring forward but there's a couple of things that you need to know so the
first thing is that you need to buy the biggest hand of ginger you can find now
that is how ginger is classified right there are called hands because they
usually have like one bulb and then they'll have like other chunks throwing
off it you can see here where something has broken off and they'll have like
Lydon here or something else is growing off and I'll have all these little
branches and it ends up looking kind of like a hand so it is called a hand of
ginger and then each individual sort of branch or whatever would be called a
finger now this is the biggest piece that I could find in my local
supermarket and visited two different supermarkets trying to find something
bigger issues divisional and find Asian markets are usually ideal to get really
big pieces of ginger because you so often in Asian cuisine
unfortunately ever since I moved out of the big city I don't live in Toronto
anymore I live just outside of the city um all of my international markets don't
exist out here anymore and I said well I don't have ever existed out here and I
kind of sucks I recently it's the one thing I miss about being in the city is
that I'm like but how can I buy all of this like you know exotic food that I'm
so used to eating like it's hard to find any or where I am which is a an Indian
College cheese it's hard to find me though fermented beans a bean paste for
suit there is usually founding in Japanese
cuisine so I mean it's just like ah so this is the biggest piece of ginger I
find and that's my little rant on how I can't find all the cool cooking the
things that I want well where I'm living right now
so that's Toronto and buy it all there so thankfully I'm close enough through
the city I can do that and I'm in Toronto all the time anyways teaching
and going to parties and stuff anyways so the next thing we're going to do is
we're going to peel and carve this chunk of ginger so I just have a little paring
a knife here you can see now here's the end of it you can see that it is a
paring knife and I'm not sure that's going to show up so no matter paring
knife I'm sure you guys are all familiar with the concept of a paring knife now I
have because I like to cook I have nice knives they are like good quality and
they hold an edge really well and I would really highly suggest that you
find the sharpest paring knife or smallish knife that you can the
sharpness is going to help you with carving it and it's also going to help
make sure that we don't have any rough edges or anything so if we are going to
use them anally we want to carve it into a bit of a bug shape now with this one
the reason I thought this is that I don't think I can quite make it into a
butt plug shape so I could have this as a handle and then carve this as the air
straight have this part of the handle and then have this as the part that is
going to be inserted so I want to make sure when I'm peeling that that and
ginger is really really fibrous so be careful this is not the best way to peel
ginger I'm drawing the knife towards you like this not the best idea so you can
see when I cut into it the color is nice and bright yellow which isn't picking up
so much on a camera here but in person it is very very fragrant and it is
bright bright yellow so what I'm going to want to do is I'm going to want to
cut off all these now believe it's right because those which is caused problems
so here goes one it goes to and like I gotta call you my boy was like I'm going
to make sure that I'm artwork when you film this because you are not using me
in the demo bottom for this one so sadly for me most of this ginger is going to
end you know being you is either in cooking
or curve 40 or that kind of stuff makes me sad guys like really much rather
stick it up someone's butt that's just me though so we're going to peel all the
skin off the ginger you can see it comes off pretty easily just be aware that
when you're like like I said cutting pieces off the ginger that it is quite
fibrous so that can make it a little difficult to cut now when we are doing a
butt plug shape I'm just going to keep curving while I talk so if we are doing
a butt plug shape we need to keep in mind that if we make the ginger too thin
at any given point it's going to break okay like this is this is just a root
it's nothing like super strong or whatever it will break off okay so here
you can see like have fibrous the ginger is so these are the types of things that
we kind of want to avoid and this is where a good sharp knife is going to
help you now I am like handling this I want to make sure that I do want touch
my eyes or you know a mouth or anything like that anything that I don't want to
have that hotness on I could wear gloves while doing this if I wanted it's just
like you know when you cut hot peppers or whatever it is that you are going to
make without peppers then you know and if you touch the hot peppers and you
touch your I like it zippy absolute misery it's going to be the same thing
with the ginger so be aware of that and understand that you do need to be
careful you could wear gloves while doing this or just wash your hands very
thoroughly afterwards and if the oils from the ginger are not coming off your
hands and you're finding that it is bothersome like it's allergy to using
you keep touching your eyes and you're just like killing yourself here
you can use a little bit of oil on your hands I like coconut oil because it's
good for your skin anyway and kind of scrub your hands with that a little
coconut oil and salt we'll get it right out literally just put it all up a
coconut oil and pour a little bit of salt on it rub your hands together use
that as what the soap type thing and then wash your hands with actual soap
and that will go a long ways to getting rid of any unpleasant heat that is left
on your hand with the oil so you can see here I'm just kind of carving the end of
this ginger to make it a little more rounded and more comfortable for
insertion and I just totally squeeze ginger oil in my eye
oh that's not a fun thing now hopefully I won't have some mascara running down
my face I like to point it into my knife don't get down
wouldn't bank handling um do as I say not as I do so here we go we're just
going to again try and we want to try to give it as much as these little fibers
as we can and leave the surface smooth so I'm going to kind of call it quits
there you get the general idea now I'm not carving and peeling this
part because I'm going to use this as a handle actually this is a perfect shape
here we go here's my ginger and that got this to use as a handle and then it goes
in and I may want to get around off that and whoops not in focus I may want to
round off this end a little bit here you can see that it is still on blunt but I
could round it off and just make sure that it is all nice and smooth as
possible and then we want to insert it immediately after it's peeled so the
longer that I sit here talking to you all of the oils in this ginger are being
dried up by the air so I don't want to sit and talk you know too long about it
I don't want to two long curving and making sure it's
absolutely perfect as long as we don't have any sharp edges or anything that's
going to like cause damage so like here I don't know if you guys can see this
but there's like a little blump blump bumpy thing there I would want to get
rid of that because that could be a problem
and I'm leaving you can see the thickness that I'm leaving here as sort
of the handle part or if I was carving it into a buckle of shape I really don't
want to go any thinner than like a half inch across probably an inch and a half
like diameter just because or maybe an inch diameter but I just want to make
sure that it's got like a good thickness thicker than my it's probably like two
meters thick right if I put them together that's probably how thick it is
um anyways I just want to make sure there's not going to break easily inside
of somebody so I want to insert it immediately after I've peeled it and I'm
happy with the smoothness of it um era degrades the oils and will make its left
in tent important here I do not want to use lose of any sort because that will
create a cushion to protect the anus from the oil so it needs to go in fresh
and clean Tony's water or anything like that um you know if you really need to
you could like add a little bit of spit if you needed just that bit of Lube um
but you'll find the vo oils in the ginger as long as you don't make it too
you know huge or anything you'll be able to work it in just go nice and slow like
you would with any kind of anal play but when I send flow and then you will be
able to get that in eventually now you are going to have to wait a couple of
minutes for the heat to build chances are it's going to take about five
minutes for the heat to really build up and we can speed up that process
slightly by doing things to encourage the bottom to clench so we can do
spanking painting crossed paddle whatever sort of like impact play on the
apps and will work nicely a couple of different ideas if you have a male
partner you could you know insert this in Lee and then have the
you know fuck anything whether it's you or you know just like I like to make
guys fuck you know little masturbators that are you know wedged into pillows
and stuff like that just for my amusement
um but when they do that thrusting motion they'll kind of clinch their butt
cheeks together so there is an idea so there is that you know as a clinch
I mean you're going to get is kind of a sharper burn going on now this can also
be used imagine aliy and it will not damage you know vaginal tissues so we
can use it as a dildo if we want you can insert it and leave it you could always
carve a different stroke style thing we could just take a chunk of this and
curve like basically a little canoe I would have our ginger and place that on
top of the cliff or we could just take this and rub it over the clip itself and
just keep kind of chopping up a fresh slice and rubbing it on the plate as
needed so there's lots of different ideas lots of reasons you can use this
I'm going to go in put my knife in my ginger down but I'm not leaving it
around and everyone's face um so let's talk quickly about some like
troubleshooting with digging so if the piece of ginger breaks like I said you
need to make sure that it's thick enough just carve a thicker piece
don't you know carve it too thin and always leave yourself a handle for
extraction but if you do end up with a piece of ginger in the anus but you it
has broken off and you can't get out then I would have the person go to the
bathroom and sort of bear down as if they are trying to have a bowel movement
and do that quickly because the way the anus works is that once you stick
something in there it slowly is going to try to work its way up into the body so
the sooner we can get them to the bathroom to you know bear down and try
to get that out the better we do want to make sure that we get it out because
something like this is would be digested much higher up in the system
you know things go into the stomach and that's where they sit
well actually in the mouth they start getting broken down banana some
especially and then they get absorbed in the intestine so by the time you get to
the colon we are not the body is not expecting to have chunks of food so that
can rot inside the body and cause problems so just try to go to the
bathroom and pass it and if it haven't passed within like say a day or two then
I would you know call an emergency doctor and get advice there I'm not
going to give advice on my line but just I would talk to a doctor and make sure
that you have some advice it'll be embarrassing they've seen worse trust me
they have seen worse so if your ginger is not intense enough you will want to
just be sure that you have freshly parts of the service and inserted it
immediately without using water without using glue or anything like that the
fresher the ginger the better it is so if you go to the store and all they have
are like these kind of shrivel up dried up pieces of gender they're no good
they're not going to be as intense so we want to make sure that we have very
fresh ginger and you may want to just try a different piece because each piece
of ginger this is a plant this is you know you there's no control on it so you
know one piece may have more oils that create heat than others so you may just
want to try a different piece so if you want to take your picking it to the next
level then you can do what's known as fermenting your ginger so all you're
going to need is your ginger hand or finger or whatever you have and a zipper
top plastic bag so you place the ginger in the bag you want to squeeze as much
of the air out of there as you can so I'm just going to kind of roll it up and
then we're going to do a zipper across the top and of course which I'm sure the
dollar stores are going to develop very well
high-quality soft bag so we're going to pretend that that is all filled up and
then I'm going to stick this in the fridge for between usually four and six
days we'll do it what we're looking for is just the smallest little bit of
mold growing on the surface now that's not a big deal because we still have to
peel the garlic or keep calling it garlic for some reason don't know why we
have to peel the ginger just like we did in our other uses so a little bit of
service mode isn't a big deal in fact the mold on the surface generally tells
you that it is ready to go so when I check it in the fridge and it's ready to
go it has that little bit more I want pull it out and then peel it and
use it in the same way that we did earlier and this will make it just a
little more pop over there just a little more intense when it is
inserted now I mean of course things are going to change because you know this
piece of ginger may not have as many oils is the last piece of ginger or
whatever but this generally will make the experience a little more intense so
keep that in mind all right guys so I'm going to wave my ginger but blood around
a little bit in the car and I'm also going to say goodbye thank you very much
for checking out this video if you enjoyed it please don't forget to give
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Rubik's cube one handed finger tricks - Mes finger tricks à l'OH ! [Tuto] - Duration: 10:14.*Intro* Rubik's cube one handed finger tricks - Mes fingertricks à l'OH
Hey hello everyone ! It's Samy for the SamSamCubing channel and so i hope that you are fine, in any case me it's great !
So today we meet for a new video in my channel which will be the first real tutorial of my channel
Which will concern my tips and tricks with one hand
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Tutorial #1: My Tricks and Tips with one hand ?
so first of all the first tips to give you iIt is the maintenance of the cube
So how to hold your cube in one hand ?
Then to start, you need to know which hand you prefer
So if you use your right hand, i advise you to use your left hand
but i think that it is the hand most used and which will be the most suitable for a one hand
So to hold your cube with left hand
It is simply enough to hold your cube with your thumb on the lower left corner of the center
You see it's just in the center corner at the bottom left and so I put my thumb here
So why am I putting it here and not here here or here
Simply to release the movements of the slices R and U
Because these the movements that are going to be most used to one hand and I'll tell you about it right away
So you hold your cube like this and you hold with your index finger behind the slice U
Then here, your medium finger which will require a good maintenance of the cube
so here on the piece of the edge blue and orange
and your ring finger who will be able to release the movements of the slice D
So here after you are auricular which will allow you to do the movements of the slice R
These fingers will serve you simply handle your cube with one hand
So for my fingertricks, to make the movements of the slice R
I use my auricular who is here you see and I will push the corner which is at the bottom
Simply to push quietly without having any problem by pushing the corner at the bottom and rapidly pivoting the slice R
so after to do a R', I will push the corner to the bottom from the other direction
so after there are two ways, if you are more comfortable and well you can do this
That is, you can forward your auricular in front of the corner in front of you
and rotate the slice R down to thereby make a R'
It's a choice, I can not do it very well, So I advise you to push the bottom corner to make your R '
So here for the movements of the slice R
Then for the slice U, I will take my index finger and will push the bottom corner
after to do the movement U
so before it was to make the movement U' pushing the bottom block
to do the movement U, this time, you place your index finger in front of the corner at the top right of your cube
and you will push this corner on the left
So in the beggining, I try to push it in the same way as to make the R 'movement but this was quite difficult to do for the U movement
Therefore, to do your movement U', you push the corner to the left at the bottom on the right
and to do your movement U, You put your index finger in front of the corner and you push to the left
then a small algorithme that I find not bad to try to practice well with one hand
It's the famous: "Sexy Move"
So R U R' U'
Like this
R U R' U'
So after, It is necessary to try to limit itself to the movements R and U
It will take when you go to solve your cube, use only R and U movements !
For exception, we will have the movements of the slice D
the movements D will be used to execute plls, olls or simply put your white cross back in the right order
Therefore of the blow for the movements F and the movements B
and quite simply to make your movement F'
You're not going to do it normally, you will rotate like this to transform your F' into a U'
So like this
All you have to do is change the rotation to in such a way as to manipulate these slices in R or in U
So suddenly if for example you have this insertion to do
You have this block of f2l that must fit here
You are not going to do F' U F
This time, either you shift to the right if ever in your f2ls there are nice things to do
And you make a small rotation quite simply to transform the movements of the slice L so It is also necessary to change it's movements L
Let me transform my movements of the slice L into U or U '
So I do a little rotation and so there instead of doing my L move as I used to do,
And well I do my rotation and I make a U' then R and U in order to finish my insertion
So I think this is the 3rd or 4th trick to give you
it's really transform your movements that in R or in U and for exception the movements D.
So after, it should not be said that you will succeed in perfectly handling your cube with one hand, it's a lot of training
I think that we will make an example of resolution
Of which I would put the scramble of this solve in the description
An example solve, to show you how to solve one-handed cube
And how we chain the f2ls, the cross and how I do all the rubik's cube parts using the one-hand with fridrich method
*scramble in progress
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