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So, we have the number 35. The 3 is in the tens place

so it represents 30 or 3 tens—

one 10, two groups of 10, three groups of 10

and then the 5 is in the ones place

so it represents five ones. We see them right over here

—one, two, three, four, five.

Now, we want to take that 35 or those 3 tens

and 5 ones and add 6. 6 ones.

The 6 is in the ones place—

one, two three, four, five, six ones.

And I encourage you to pause the video

and try to do that. Add 35 to 6.

So let's think about it now.

So I'm gonna start with the ones.

So I have 5 ones and I want to add 6 ones.

So what's that going to be altogether?

Well, 5 ones plus 6 ones, that's going to be 11 ones

and I still have 3 tens so we could say it's going to be

3 tens, 3 tens and 11 ones.

3 tens, I could write, plus 11 ones here.

Now this is a little bit of a problem because

we can't write a two-digit number

in the ones place or in any one of the places.

I can't, this number isn't going to be 311.

It's going to be 3 tens and 11 ones

but how can I rewrite this or how can I regroup things

so that I only have a single-digit number here?

I have zero, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,

or nine here instead of a two-digit number— the 1 one.

Well, I can regroup. I can say,

"Look, I have enough ones here to create a group of ten."

I could take 10 of them, so let's take these 10,

right over here, and put them together

and make a new group of ten.

So, a new group of ten right over there.

So if I take, so just to be clear, what I just did

I just took these 10, these 10 ones

and I stuck them together and I turned it

into this new group of, this new group of ten.

So now what do we have?

So when you regroup like this you see that you have

one, two, three, four tens. 4 tens.

And how many ones do you have now?

4 tens plus? Well, I've regrouped all of these 10 ones

and all I have left is this 1 one right over there.

So I could write this as 4 tens plus 1 one.

Once again, 3 tens and 11 ones,

that's the same thing as 4 tens and 1 one.

And so we can write that over here,

we can write this as, 1 one and 4 tens.

Now how could you get this if you weren't,

if you didn't do it like this and drawing everything out

and regrouping like this and this is actually

what you should be doing in your head

but another way of thinking about it, you could say,

"Alright 5 plus 6," that's going to be 11 ones

but I can't write an 11 here in the ones place

so I could say, "That's going to be the same thing

as 1 ten plus 1 one." 1 ten plus 1 one.

Sometimes it's taught that 5 plus 6 is 11,

carry the 1 but really what you're doing is you're saying,

"5 plus 6 is 1 ten plus 1 one."

And, in fact, an 11, the number 11 right over here.

So if I were to write the number 11, the number 11

has a 1 in the tens place and a 1

in the ones place so it's 1 ten plus 1 one.

So you're just saying that 5 plus 6 is 11

which is the same thing as 1 ten and 1 one

and then you add your tens together—

1 ten plus another 3 tens is going to be 4 tens.

But I really want you to appreciate what's going on.

You're not just blindly saying, "Oh, 5 plus 6 is 11

so I'm going to write 1 of the ones here

and write the 1 in the tens place here."

You're doing it because you're regrouping.

You're regrouping that group of ten.

You're saying, "Hey I could take 10 of these ones

and I can turn them into a new group of ten

and that would just leave me 1 in the ones place.

1 in the ones place and I've just turned

all the other ones into a new group of ten.

For more infomation >> Regrouping to add 1-digit number | Addition and subtraction | 1st grade | Khan Academy - Duration: 4:14.

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Adding 2-digit numbers without regrouping 1 | Addition and subtraction | 1st grade | Khan Academy - Duration: 1:53.

- Try to pause the video and figure out

what 71 plus 24 is.

All right, now let's do this together.

So let's think about what 71 actually means.

Well we have a one in the ones place.

Let me make this clear.

So this is the ones place and we have one one.

So that's that one one right over there.

And then the tens place - in the tens place

we have seven so we have seven groups of ten.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven groups of ten.

So this really means seven tens and one one.

This right over here, 71 boxes.

Now we're going to add to that two tens.

We're gonna add to that two tens;

you see them here.

One ten, two tens and four ones.

And four ones.

So what is that going to be?

Well lets first thing about the ones.

We have one one and four more ones.

Well that's going to be five ones.

That's going to be five ones,

so we can count them right over there.

This is five ones right over there.

One one plus four ones is five ones.

And then when you look at the tens;

seven tens plus two tens.

Well if you combine all of these together -

if you combine all of these together you

are going to have nine of these groups of ten.

We're gonna have nine tens.

Seven tens plus two tens is nine tens.

So we're left with nine tens which

we see right over here and five ones.

And five ones.

Well what's another way of saying nine tens

and five ones?

Well that's 95, and we're done.

For more infomation >> Adding 2-digit numbers without regrouping 1 | Addition and subtraction | 1st grade | Khan Academy - Duration: 1:53.

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Breaking apart 2-digit addition problems | Addition and subtraction | 1st grade | Khan Academy - Duration: 4:48.

- Let's think about ways to break up addition problems.

And this is useful,

because if we break them up in the right way,

it might be easier for us to actually compute the addition.

So let's look at this first question.

Lindsay isn't sure how to add 39 plus 61.

Help Lindsay by choosing an addition problem that is

the same as 39 plus 61.

So let's look at these choices.

This first choose I have 30 plus 60

plus 90 plus ten.

And I encourage you to pause the video

and try to work this out actually before I do it.

So this first choice,

where do they get this 30 from?

Well, 30, that's three tens,

and I do have three tens right over here.

The three in 39,

that's in the tens place so it represents three tens or 30.

And then we have 60,

where did that come from?

Well, in the number 61,

the six is in the tens place,

so it represents six tens or 60.

And then we have plus 90.

Now where is 90 coming from?

I don't see the obvious 90 over here.

It might be tempting to say,

well I have a nine over here,

but this is in the ones place,

it's not in the tens place.

This is nine, not 90.

And over here I have one.

I definitely don't have a 90.

Or I definitely don't even have a ten.

So this would make sense,

instead of, if this didn't say 90,

if this said nine,

and instead of a ten,

if this said one,

'cause we have a one in the ones place,

then it would make sense,

but it didn't say that.

It didn't say 30 plus 60 plus nine plus one,

It's saying 30 plus 60 plus 90 plus ten.

So we're not gonna pick this choice.

The next choice,

we have 30 plus 60 plus nine plus one,

which makes complete sense,

because we have the

30 plus the nine,

is going to be equal to 39.

And then the 60 plus the one

is going to be equal to 61.

So these two things are equivalent.

And the reason why it's useful to break up things this way,

is 'cause you can compute in your head,

30 plus 60,

that's three tens plus six tens is gonna be nine tens.

So these two pieces right over here are going to be,

that's going to be 90.

And then nine plus one,

that's gonna be ten.

And then 90 plus ten,

well that's going to be equal to 100.

Now they didn't ask us to compute that,

they're just saying,

hey which of these are the same as what we have up above,

and this one is definitely going to be the case.

And we can only pick one here,

so we're done,

but we can verify that this one isn't gonna be right.

We have the nine plus one,

then they have three and six.

Now this three here,

that doesn't represent just three,

that's three tens, that's 30.

This should be 30.

And this is six tens,

not just six,

so that should be 60,

but that's not what they originally wrote.

So we can rule that one out as well.

Let's do another one.

Which addition problem is the same as 41 plus 57?

And here they broke up everything into,

looks like tens and ones.

So even before I look at the choices,

let me see if I can do that.

So 41, in the tens place I have four.

So that's going to be four tens,

and in the ones place I have one.

Plus one one.

That's 41.

And then 57,

57 in the tens place,

I have five,

so plus five tens,

and in the ones place I have seven.

Plus seven ones.

So let's see which of these choices is the same

as what I just wrote here.

So this first one,

we have four tens

and one one.

Four tens and one one.

Four tens and one one,

that's 41, what I just...

so this four tens plus one one would be 41.

And then I also have,

five tens and seven ones.

Five tens and seven ones.

So this first choice is exactly what I wrote down,

it's just in a different order.

If I write,

four tens plus five tens

plus one one plus seven ones.

it's gonna be this first choice.

And we know that we're done,

but let's just look at the other choices

to see why these don't make sense.

So I see where the four tens come from,

but then it has one ten.

It looks like it's trying to take this one in a ones place

and somehow turn it into a one ten,

so that's definitely gonna be wrong.

And then it says five ones,

somehow this is five tens here,

not five ones.

So that doesn't make sense.

And then this one says four ones,

well this four,

this is in the tens place,

this is four tens.

And then we have five ones,

that five is in the tens place.

It should be five tens.

That should be tens,

and that should be tens.

So we feel good about the first choice.

For more infomation >> Breaking apart 2-digit addition problems | Addition and subtraction | 1st grade | Khan Academy - Duration: 4:48.

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Joey Bada$$ "Survival Tactics" Official Lyrics & Meaning | Verified - Duration: 6:53.

If you met him and you got to have a conversation with him, nine times out of ten he left you

with something to think about that you probably never heard or you never looked at it that way.

I heard "Monkey Suit" once, like the actual song.

But I just fell in love with that Madlib beat.

I pull up the instrumental and I wrote this "Survival Tactics" verse to that.

And the next day I came, like, to school.

I see Steeze in the lunchroom, I was like, "Yo.

You gotta hear this verse, B." You know what I'm saying?

You gotta hear this shit.

So you know I spit it for him or whatever.

He's like, "Yo, that shit is hard but you should put it on this beat and let's do it together."

And then he had the "Survival Tactics" Styles of Beyond beat.

And I was like, "Alright.

Bet.

After school let's got my crib."

I'm trying to accomplish one, the illest beginnings of all times.

I'm also trying to, you know, declare war on the rap game like, "Yo, I'm out here in

the middle of this shit, And I got a knife."

You know what I'm saying?

And that was just a metaphor to like us being here, like independent.

Not really having anything.

So we got them going, you know, P.E. is the gang.

Toy Story reference.

Got them girls next to wood, Woody, like they light year.

Trying to get a buzz like Buzz Lightyear, trying to get buzz like in the world, get

a buzz in my career.

Trying to pollinate like trying to blossom, trying to grow.

He had the presidential pack.

You know what I'm saying?

The trees, you know what I'm saying?

So it's time to inaugurate, time to bring it in. To our cypher and everything.

So, "No time for fake people" is a reference to sim, like the Sims.

They be simming, and it's Simmons like Kimora Lee Simmons.

I ain't gonna lie.

Like when he first said it, I didn't even know what a booster pack was.

I actually remember looking it up.

And I'm like, "Oh, it's like a fake card deck or something," like you know what I mean?

I was like, "Word."

He used to always say shit that I just never heard before and I had to ask him about

it or look it up.

That's a hard ass bar.

That was on of the bars like, "Damn. Why the fuck I didn't think of that?"

I was like, "Damn, give me one more month, I would've came up with that shit."

You know what I'm saying?

It's funny 'cause Steeze loved the Based God.

It was almost like a playful sparring bar.

And he was like a controversial thinker, so I already knew he knew how people would react

to that but he really loves the bass god though.

He put me on to the Based God, I think.

If I'm not mistaken.

Wow I just caught that too.

President election is P.E.

He wasn't one to start fights or start bullshit for no reason but when it came to that time

he was not gonna be absent.

Steeze was a very loving person.

Loving and lovable, you know what I mean?

He had love for everybody around him.

He was the type of dude that would try to uplift everyone around him.

He always try to leave you with something.

I even remember being sixteen when he appointed me as the leader of Pro Era.

And I was like, "What?"

I'm like, "Bro, you the leader.

How I'm the leader and I follow you?"

He was like, "Nah.

I wanna be more like the teacher."

And right away I understood.

Soon as he said that I was like, "Bet.

I got you.

I see how, I see your vision."

And he knew that I as capable of taking it to where he wanted it to go.

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Quand le Silence est Assourdissant (FR) – Ravivés pour la Mission - Duration: 29:45.

A tragedy that transcends time and space.

People committed to voice their hope.

Bible Biblical truth spread in a place that hasn't always been open to Christ's message.

Brothers and sisters who give new meaning to music to our ears.

God is so creative He chooses to voice His will in a variety of ways.

When that happens, we are inspired to participate in His mission.

It is impossible to keep quiet about it!

This used to be a town, a town full of people.

In this town families lived, children played, fathers strolled around the

neighborhood, mothers talked as they left the grocery store.

Laughter, traffic, kids singing and people mingling could be heard throughout the town.

Today all that is left is silence.

We're here in a very quiet lovely place.

It's actually the city of Chernobyl, but there's something missing: the people.

In the morning of April 26th, 1986 at 01:23 in the morning a terrible nuclear accident took

place, and because of it 92 villages were evacuated… two cities… it was a tragedy,

it affected thousands of lives, and it still continues to be a tragedy.

The Chernobyl disaster is considered the worst nuclear power plant accident in history.

The battle to contain the damage by the accident ultimately involved 500,000 workers and

cost around 18 billion roubles.

31 People died during the accident.

The long-term effects are still being investigated.

We're standing in a very sobering and sad place, this marker points out where a house

once existed, it was so contaminated with radiation that it had to be dismantled and

buried.

What a sad situation.

The nearby city of Pripyat wasn't evacuated immediately after the disaster.

The townspeople went about their daily lives, not really knowing the danger they were exposed to.

Within a few hours of the explosion, people started to get sick with headaches and a

metallic taste in their mouths.

To make the evacuation faster, residents were told to bring only what was really necessary.

The majority of their personal belongings were left behind.

By 3 pm on the following day, 53 000 were already evacuated.

The next day Government Officials started to evacuate from the 10 km or 6.2 mile zone.

Around ten days later the evacuation area had expanded to 30.5km or 19 miles,

leaving entire cities empty.

This was a beautiful center for employees of the Nuclear Power Plant.

A lovely well-appointed supermarket here with everything possible.

Then that fateful event took place and thousands were evacuated,

never to return, and now time and the vandals have taken their toll.

The absence of sound is unsettling.

There is no pace, no rhythm, no life.

Silence can be deafening.

When you add sound and music to the scene, when you add laughter and praise,

when you add people with hearts committed the scenery changes abruptly.

What is sad becomes happy, what is dark is bathed with light, what is forgotten is suddenly a

priority, what was mute has a voice.

At this location in Chernobyl they erected a memorial, a sculpture of the Angel Gabriel

announcing destruction, but I want to tell you, we have the opportunity of proclaiming 3

Angels' messages of Revelation 14, yes tinged with judgment and destruction,

but full of the rays of hope, hope in the soon coming of Jesus Christ.

When I think about the quietness I experienced in Chernobyl, I am reminded that not long ago,

our brothers and sisters in the Euro-Asia region of the world were silenced by a strict

Communist rule.

Today they emerge triumphant raising their voices to proclaim the glory of God.

Hope Channel Ukraine is one of these active voices.

Hardworking people for Christ who spare no effort in making their voices heard.

Hope Channel Ukraine is using different instruments to reach as much as possible people.

For this reason we are using various interesting of Internet solutions.

Our webpage, there are more than 100- to 130 000 people who are visiting our webpage every

month.

On Youtube, our channel, there are 130- to 170 000 viewers per month.

We have created applications for mobile devices for Android, for IOS and for Smart TV,

It gives us opportunity to reach much more people, especially young people,

people who are using mobile devices.

There are thousands of people who downloaded already our applications and they're

watching our programs and they're watching live stream too.

Over Satellite, we are reaching, just in Ukraine, more than 12 000 000 people.

We have a lot feedback from Belle-Russia.

>From Russia too, they are watching out channel over satellite.

There are a lot of Russians, Ukrainian speaking people in Europe who are watching in

different countries of Europe our channel.

What is most important that because of satellite broadcast, we can broadcast because of our

license in cable TV too.

It gives plus 9 000 000 people who are reached through Hope Channel Ukraine.

Through satellite and cable TV we are reaching over 20 000 000 people and additional to that

internet and mobile devices and smart TV too.

We are working in the society where from one side people are Orthodox from another side they

have Atheistic background.

It's actually salvation that people are very sceptic to the Protestant Churches,

in the same time they have big problems with faith at all.

We are looking how we can reach these people, how can we destroy this barriers between us,

between biblical message and the popular ideas in the society.

For this reason we are creating different social problems, cooking problems,

health problems, children problems and to help us really to find ways to the hearts of

the people.

Hero, we all came out of a soviet era history where there were limited opportunities to

progress God's work and open stands charges now realize the need to use media resources.

This is a powerful weapon that we don't use enough but Hope Channel Ukraine was launched and

we believe that it is a huge positive in the media environment of Ukraine and

beyond Ukraine.

We reach all the staff and those who founded Hope Channel Ukraine will be a powerful channel that

deeply touch the hearts of people so that people will feel the need for change and so that

people feel hope.

It is certainly not an easy task but is a view to this task, it is a war walking zone.

It is wars fighting for and in the end good efforts will be revert by God.

As a member of the Bible Society, I have visited different countries in our

region.

Recently we visited Asurbochan a Muslem Country and the city of Bakhu.

While in the hotel I turned on the TV to watch the news and in the top five TV channels I found

Hope Channel Ukraine.

The next visit was Phakistan an Islamic Country.

If you turn on the TV there you can always find Hope Channel Ukraine among the top ten

popular TV channels.

I am so pleased that in our neighbour's countries one can see this interesting and

profound TV programs from Hope Channel Ukraine.

We deal with a wide range of ministries and Pastors from different ruminations and I can

tell you that a large number of people watch Hope Channel Ukraine.

Your programs do not have a narrow target base and they even interest people who are not of

the Christian phase.

There are many positive comments regarding the quality of your programs.

The thoughtful quality programs of Hope Channel Ukraine helped to form the world view of many

people.

They can reach the minds and hearts of those who are searching for God.

This is a well-known TV channel and I think people can get here bench of various and helpful

information for both youth and adultery.

Even learn how to take care of their health.

Of course here is something more deep, more serious.

I think that this channel show the way to God for men.

Well, Hope Channel Ukraine is producing around 22 to 25 hours of new material every week.

There are a lot of volunteers who are working on Hope Channel Ukraine.

A lot of part time helpers.

A lot of people who are working just without money.

If we are speaking about staff, workers in our media group, Hope media group in Ukraine there are

around 65 persons who are working directly with in direction with TV Production.

Big help we receive as a tolerated from our volunteers.

They are working very sacrificed and they're doing a lot of good work.

First of all this is the big ground for our philosophy is quality.

Quality in following directions.

Quality in the message which we are preaching.

We are working very intensely with our hosts, with our staff to bring the message of hope,

to bring the message of Bible, to bring this message as good as possible,

as professional as possible, as open as possible, as understandable as possible.

It must be really high quality in this discretion.

We are working in this direction; we are sending people to study theology,

to study science, to be really good in this direction.

We believe that we must continue to grow in this aspect of quality.

Russia is also committed to not being silent about the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Their voices echo a conviction that has no limits.

It is so inspiring to see how spiritual silence is overcome with Biblical truth.

Conviction… conviction can change the world… we're about to enter RED SQUARE,

a very famous place.

Within that square is a particular location where many people were killed because of

their conviction about Bible Truth.

It's called RED SQUARE today, but in the past, red blood flowed because people were

convicted about Bible truth.

Hope Channel Russia joins the choir of voices that are on fire for the Lord.

According to our license Hope Channel have the right to broadcast on the whole territory

of Russia.

That is 140 000 000 people.

We are pleased that since October 1, last year we began to broadcast Hope TV in Russia.

Today we broadcast only for the digital Television and our potential audience is about

4 000 000 people, yet if want to be available for whole of Russia,

we need to broadcast via satellite and this is a challenge for us.

For the production of television programs today we are developing TV studios in different cities

of Russia.

We have a unified archive of TV programs in Russia, replaced by every TV studios across Euro

Asia Division.

We are encouraged by the fact that we are participating in the great work of Preaching the

Gospel while waiting for the coming of Jesus Christ.

Where missionaries cannot enter there is our Hope Channel Preaching the work of Hope.

Some time ago it was impossible in Russia to open its events broadcaster but God is with us.

Today God makes possible that things were not possible yesterday.

We may only call it a miracle.

We believe that the Lord is coming very soon and we wish to do everything possible in our

part so that more people have found Hope in Jesus Christ.

This Hope will give them peace in their hearts, joy and a meaning of life.

Today is the time to act.

If silence means no sound that can be heard, music is an art that puts sounds together in a

way that uplifts people.

The Euro-Asia Region is blooming with music.

It is a beautiful way to rejoice in the promises of our Lord.

There is power when brothers and sisters decide to come together and be one voice through music.

The message reaches places never reached before.

The languages may be different but the range of emotions and the spirit transcends any

communication barriers.

Music has the power to bridge gaps and unite people.

In this society to where people are so critical to Protestant Churches and to Biblical message

from their perspective, Orthodox and Atheist prospective.

Music is one of the keys which opens the heart of the people.

We're using for greatly music.

We're just about at ground zero where the reactor at Chernobyl exploded on that fateful night,

in 1986.

There is still heavy radiation in the area, that's why we are limited in the amount of time

that we can spend.

We're supposed to wear masks, and only for a limited time can we even remove then.

As I speak to you and pray with you.

This is a very sobering place, a place where that explosion took place,

and the radiation cloud hovered over and spread to different parts of Europe.

On that fateful night when the radiation cloud expanded, people became terrified because of the

resulting explosion and difficulties, but one of these days soon another cloud is

coming, a cloud of glory, a cloud of power.

A cloud that will fill the skies not with dread, but with hope!

The return of Jesus Christ, our Lord, the One who will heal all difficulties and bring back to

life those who died who had love and belief in Him.

What a precious hope we have, not a cloud of destruction, but a cloud of hope.

It is truly inspiring to see how God can use us as his Instruments,

through a variety of voices, willing to speak to a world silenced by pain.

When I think about the stillness I found in Chernobyl, and the vibrant voices I heard

throughout the Euro-Asia Region, I pray you never succumb to silence despite the disasters

you may have encountered in life.

I pray you allow God to use your voice, adorned by His message, to revive the world and fulfil

His mission.

We have to speak up about our hope, we cannot be silent about it.

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Are Older People Wiser? - Duration: 7:30.

This episode is brought to you by Hover

Are older people wiser?

No, not necessarily.

I think older people are experienced and I think there's a difference.

So if you've experienced something, then you've had some learning from it.

I think wisdom sometimes comes from even small children.

Okay, this is my Nana.

She's the wisest person I know, so I want to share with you some life lessons from an

85-year-old.

After all, as one psychologist put it, "Wisdom is expertise in the fundamental pragmatics

of life."

You've had lots of difficult things happen throughout your life, do you think those experiences

have made you wiser?

I don't know if wiser is the word for it.

You know, I've experienced losing people though death and I wouldn't say that I got

wiser because of that, but learned a lot from it.

I've had hard times in my life where I've learned – well in a way it's wiser because

you don't want to do things the way you did, you learn from your mistakes.

And then, that's maybe where wisdom comes from.

I guess, what is wisdom?

That's something we need to start with.

That's right, yes.

This feels like a good spot to jump back in: how do we define wisdom?

A dictionary definition says it's "good judgment and advice in difficult and uncertain

matters of life"

And psychological research on wisdom has really taken off in the last 30 years – but what's

meant by wisdom and how we can develop or practice it… isn't entirely clear.

Experts agree on a few things: that wisdom is distinct from both intelligence and spirituality,

it's experience driven and increases with age, it's a personal quality, and it can

be learned.

You're the matriarch of a big family, but you were also a teacher and a counsellor,

so everyone turns to you for advice.

But the advice, the people have it, they just have to be led to it.

So everybody has the capacity to make a good decision, almost.

I think with the right encouragement they can, because nobody knows you better than

you do.

And as a counsellor if I start telling you how you should do things, I'm not really

helping you.

But if I can lead you through a process where you can examine the way you are doing things,

and if there are different ways you can come up with doing them, then there's a learning

for you in that.

And I think that's where you can be helpful to someone.

It's also helpful to understand that there's different types of wisdom: practical wisdom,

that's about improving our well being, philosophical wisdom it's more questioning and metaphysical

and benevolent wisdom, that's more moral and compassionate.

While all wisdom is highly valued highly across cultures – in research in North America,

practical wisdom resonates the most with people.

More than anything, we want to apply good judgement to help us make the best decisions

in our everyday lives.

Do you apply any experiences that you learned as a teacher or a counsellor in your own life?

Oh yes.

Like what?

I think as a teacher one of the things that I have learned is the importance of listening.

And as a counsellor one of the things I have learned is the importance of being a listener.

And it's not something we do really well, necessarily, all the time.

But it's probably one of the things that's most helpful to other people.

And I think that, as a parent too, you learn a lot through trial and error and making mistakes.

And at the end of the day you think, I would have done that differently.

And you do it in everything you do.

There's always times when you look back over and think, in retrospect, I would do

something different.

So you learn from it.

So I think there are wise people and wise teenagers, I don't think it's something

that comes with age.

And while we've seen that reasoning about social dilemmas improves with age, many studies

have found that young adults show similar ratings of perspective and wisdom as older

adults.

Research suggests you're more likely to be a wise person if … You have self-knowledge,

so a good awareness of your competencies, emotions, and goals.

If you're self-wise, so you know how to express and regulate these emotions and to

develop and maintain relationships.

If you have self-relativism, an ability to objectively evaluate yourself as well as others.

And a tolerance of ambiguity – the ability to recognize and manage uncertainties in life.

Developing these abilities is the first step in learning to be wise.

And we can all be a little bit wiser.

Is there any life advice that you have for me?

For other people?

Yeah, I think there is.

One thing is love a lot.

And the other thing is to be grateful a lot.

Yeah, I feel like we're not grateful enough for what we have.

We have so much to be grateful for.

And I think people mostly are if they focus on it.

Well thank

you Nana.

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The Truth About Coconut Oil - Sharp Science - Duration: 3:20.

Coconut oil.

It has quite the resume.

It's a moisturizer, a conditioner, a creamer, a spread, and, last but certainly not least,

it smells and tastes duh-licious.

This all-natural wonder is something that everyone and their mother is using these days.

But doctors are now saying "hey, slow that coconut roll," because this oil may not

be as healthy as we think.

I've never really looked up that much if coconut oil is healthy, but a lot of my friends

tell me that it's healthy, so I just kinda took their word for it.

I put coconut oil in my tea and in my drinks because I saw it on Pinterest and it looked

like it would be good, and I did it, and it was good.

I mean, generally when I'm using coconut oil it's for like some Paleo basic recipe that

I found on a health website.

Coconut oil has been hailed by the internet as a beauty must-have and weight-loss secret.

But based on a recent notice by the American Heart Association, coconut oil is not any

healthier than other oils and fats.

First, let's talk about cholesterol.

It can be broken into two types: the "good" cholesterol called HDL, and "bad" cholesterol

called LDL.

Studies show that saturated fats raise "bad" cholesterol, and those high LDL levels in

the blood are usually attributed to heart disease and strokes.

Sadly for us, foods that have a lot of saturated fat are pizza, sausages, and ice cream.

But the saddest part is that coconut oil is 82 percent saturated fat, which is higher

than butter, beef fat, and lard.

Boo.

What!?

I thought coconut oil was healthy.

That's why I've been using it this whole time.

I don't even eat any of those things.

So I'm basically eating something that's 10 times as worse as those things?

You should know that the American Heart Association released their notice only after combing through

over hundreds of research papers, some dating all the way back to the '50s.

Also, those studies that claim that coconut oil helps you lose weight are a little wonky.

What isn't publicized is that you have to consume a very large amount of the oil in

order to see an uptake in metabolism -- like, way more coconut oil than you would normally eat.

I'm probably still gonna use coconut oil and probably still think that it's good

for me, and that's enough because I can't waver from my recipes.

I'll ruin everything.

The next time I see someone grabbing coconut oil at Whole Foods, I'm just gonna knock

it out of their hands and tell them not to even go there.

I still want to put it in my tea!

If this data did resonate with you, but you're not ready to give up the stuff cold turkey,

try slowly replacing it with other oils, like canola, soybean, or peanut oil—which

researchers say can lower the risk of heart disease.

So go ahead: apply it on your skin, your hair, or any nooks and crannies you wish.

But if you eat coconut oil, you're coco-nuts.

Slay.

Coconut slay.

Babaslay.

Baba-coconut oil.

Babawork.

Coconut oil work.

Coconut oil realness.

Give me all the coconut oil.

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We're just here to help families by like after school programs or summer programs for their children.

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Don't become the yes girl!

Yesssss!

Create Boundaries

Don't Justify Why You Can't...

No, Thank You.

No, Thank You.

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3 MAJOR DIFFERENCES - Duration: 5:16.

Since all dietitians are nutritionist, not all nutritionists are dietitians the

words are not synonyms.

MUSIC

Hi everyone my name is Kim I am a Registered Dietitian

welcome to my channel. So for those of you that are new do not be afraid to

like and subscribe. Subscription is free guys so go ahead and hit that red

button in the upper right hand corner. For my returning subscribers welcome to

my channel I have something special in store for all of you today. So I don't

know why I actually didn't address this topic sooner but I think it's something

that needs to be discussed and that's the difference between a dietitian and a

nutritionist. When I was at work today it actually just, it just came to me like:

Kim you haven't even discussed what's the difference between a dietitian and

nutritionist so I'm making this video for you guys just to clear up any

misconceptions that you may have or questions that may be rolling in your

mind. So there are three main differences between a dietitian and nutritionists

and they revolve around the definition of the terms, the education, as well as

the legal protection. So let's first start off with the definition; by

definition a dietitian is a qualified, professional person who provides

counseling or medical nutrition therapy for individuals pertaining to their

health, nutritional status, and well-being. So that is a definition in a nutshell

condensed form. A nutritionist on the other hand [is] anyone who studies food and

nutrition or nutritional sciences and also seeks to prevent nutritional

deficiency. So something I didn't want to point out: all dietitians are

nutritionists so that definition of nutritionist also

is applicable to a dietitian, but however; since all dietitians are nutritionists

not all nutritionists are dietitians-- the words are not synonyms. So let's look at

the education. eEducationally dietitians are required at this present time to

have a minimum of a bachelor's degree so I'm just gonna put in a side note right

here I've made a video before popping up now in 2024 a minimum

of a bachelor's degree is not gonna cut it guys you're going to have to have a

master's degree, but at this time dietitians are required to have a

minimum of a bachelor's degree and they have to complete specific coursework

that is approved by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Additionally,

after completing this coursework a dietitian has to go through an approved;

it can't just be any internship, an approved internship and has to meet

certain amount of hours and then after that internship is finished then they

sit for the boards from the Commission on Dietetic registration. That is the

education of a dietitian at this present time. For nutritionist, a nutritionist may

be someone who holds a bachelor's, master's, or even a doctorate degree in

nutrition. Now notice their coursework is not approved by any type of board like

the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics for dietitians is. It can be any

coursework in nutrition. Additionally, some nutritionists don't even have a

formal education anyone can call themselves a nutritionist. And that brings

us to legal protection. The term "registered dietitian" which is what I am

it's protected by law. Not everyone can call themselves a registered dietitian. A

nutritionist, on the other hand, depending what state you're in; someone that has a

PhD and then someone that you know just studies nutrition on their own depending

what state you live in can both be called

a nutritionist. Now some states do protect that terminology "nutritionist"

and some states require nutritionists to go to like a board and get an

occupational license where they are certified legally. The term nutritionist

it's kind of it's touch-and-go it can get a little sketchy, but with registered

dietitian it's concrete, you know what you're getting, you know the background

and it's more solid. When you see the term nutritionist do not get all excited

look for that RD that registered dietitian right behind that name

it explains a lot. Additionally, if you're seeking counseling or advice or medical

nutrition therapy from someone make sure that it is a registered dietitian

because a lot of people can call themselves nutritionists. Now I know

that's how it is in the United States I think in other

countries it may be a little different so for my Canadian friends, and my

Australian friends, and my European friends out there, as well as my African

friends out there let me know if there's a difference in your continent between

the words dietitian and nutritionist. Any questions or if you want to contribute any more

information to this video please go ahead and put it in the comment section

below. Remember to like as well as subscribe.

Thank you guys for watching do have a good day

BYE

MUSIC

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Jonny: What do you got for us today, Danny?

Danny: Oh, we got our beer for July, just in time for Independence Day.

Danny: We got Bell's Oberon from Bell's Brewery over in Comstock, Michigan.

Jonny: Oberon is the perfect summertime beer.

Jonny: July in Wisconsin, summer's kind of hitting its stride.

Jonny: Pick up a six pack from Pick 'n Save, lot of outdoor activities,

Jonny: this is a perfect beer for tailgating at a Brewers game, monster truck rally, some skeet shooting.

Danny: Yeah, pretty much.

Danny: And you know, it's low on alcohol, relatively speaking, so you can have a couple of these without worrying about it.

Danny: Don't think of it as an hefeweizen.

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Jonny: Is there a certain summertime food you like to pair Oberon with?

Danny: Hot dogs, baby. Just like America. Just like Wisconsin.

Jonny: Cheers to that!

Danny: Cheers to that.

Jonny: Until next time Wisconsin, I'm Jonny.

Danny: I'm Danny.

Both: And we're The Full Pint.

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Are Older People Wiser? - Duration: 7:30.

This episode is brought to you by Hover

Are older people wiser?

No, not necessarily.

I think older people are experienced and I think there's a difference.

So if you've experienced something, then you've had some learning from it.

I think wisdom sometimes comes from even small children.

Okay, this is my Nana.

She's the wisest person I know, so I want to share with you some life lessons from an

85-year-old.

After all, as one psychologist put it, "Wisdom is expertise in the fundamental pragmatics

of life."

You've had lots of difficult things happen throughout your life, do you think those experiences

have made you wiser?

I don't know if wiser is the word for it.

You know, I've experienced losing people though death and I wouldn't say that I got

wiser because of that, but learned a lot from it.

I've had hard times in my life where I've learned – well in a way it's wiser because

you don't want to do things the way you did, you learn from your mistakes.

And then, that's maybe where wisdom comes from.

I guess, what is wisdom?

That's something we need to start with.

That's right, yes.

This feels like a good spot to jump back in: how do we define wisdom?

A dictionary definition says it's "good judgment and advice in difficult and uncertain

matters of life"

And psychological research on wisdom has really taken off in the last 30 years – but what's

meant by wisdom and how we can develop or practice it… isn't entirely clear.

Experts agree on a few things: that wisdom is distinct from both intelligence and spirituality,

it's experience driven and increases with age, it's a personal quality, and it can

be learned.

You're the matriarch of a big family, but you were also a teacher and a counsellor,

so everyone turns to you for advice.

But the advice, the people have it, they just have to be led to it.

So everybody has the capacity to make a good decision, almost.

I think with the right encouragement they can, because nobody knows you better than

you do.

And as a counsellor if I start telling you how you should do things, I'm not really

helping you.

But if I can lead you through a process where you can examine the way you are doing things,

and if there are different ways you can come up with doing them, then there's a learning

for you in that.

And I think that's where you can be helpful to someone.

It's also helpful to understand that there's different types of wisdom: practical wisdom,

that's about improving our well being, philosophical wisdom it's more questioning and metaphysical

and benevolent wisdom, that's more moral and compassionate.

While all wisdom is highly valued highly across cultures – in research in North America,

practical wisdom resonates the most with people.

More than anything, we want to apply good judgement to help us make the best decisions

in our everyday lives.

Do you apply any experiences that you learned as a teacher or a counsellor in your own life?

Oh yes.

Like what?

I think as a teacher one of the things that I have learned is the importance of listening.

And as a counsellor one of the things I have learned is the importance of being a listener.

And it's not something we do really well, necessarily, all the time.

But it's probably one of the things that's most helpful to other people.

And I think that, as a parent too, you learn a lot through trial and error and making mistakes.

And at the end of the day you think, I would have done that differently.

And you do it in everything you do.

There's always times when you look back over and think, in retrospect, I would do

something different.

So you learn from it.

So I think there are wise people and wise teenagers, I don't think it's something

that comes with age.

And while we've seen that reasoning about social dilemmas improves with age, many studies

have found that young adults show similar ratings of perspective and wisdom as older

adults.

Research suggests you're more likely to be a wise person if … You have self-knowledge,

so a good awareness of your competencies, emotions, and goals.

If you're self-wise, so you know how to express and regulate these emotions and to

develop and maintain relationships.

If you have self-relativism, an ability to objectively evaluate yourself as well as others.

And a tolerance of ambiguity – the ability to recognize and manage uncertainties in life.

Developing these abilities is the first step in learning to be wise.

And we can all be a little bit wiser.

Is there any life advice that you have for me?

For other people?

Yeah, I think there is.

One thing is love a lot.

And the other thing is to be grateful a lot.

Yeah, I feel like we're not grateful enough for what we have.

We have so much to be grateful for.

And I think people mostly are if they focus on it.

Well thank

you Nana.

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*Angry Rant Warning* The REAL reason I didn't like Undertale [by HickaruDragon] - Duration: 29:06.

Hey guys, it's me again. And, um,

a while ago, I reviewed the game Undertale,

but I feel like I was, in my review, I was kind of...

vague...

as to why I didn't like the game,

and, uh, that's why I'm here now. I'm gonna talk about it with you, in depth,

not limited by the confines of a short review.

And I'm playing with dice, like any nerd.

Anyway,

so I -- I feel like in my -- my review on Steam, I, um,

I kind of, like, said everything I needed to say there, so if you don't wanna...

hear it, and more, from me right now,

I suggest you go and find that.

You'll -- You'll know my profile when you see it.

So,

I --

So, my --

So, let's start off small.

So, yeah, and, like,

you guys know how, um, I think, like, a couple years ago,

I --

I let's-played EarthBound, and...

it was good, wasn't a bad game,

but I just kind of, I don't know, got --

somehow got bored of it after a while, and -- and I didn't -- I didn't hate

EarthBound, and, um, and that's not the -- I'm just saying this to, like, as a -- as a disclaimer,

that's -- I -- the reason I didn't like Undertale is a complete different reason for why I got

turned off of EarthBound. And, yeah, they're -- they're kind of, like, similar games, but,

like --

like, yeah, I got bored of EarthBound, but, like, it's -- I could see that its heart

was in the right place, I knew what it was trying to do, and -- and it did it well, but

I knew what Undertale was trying to do, but it just didn't do it well at all.

And...

I think, like...

kind of -- kind of why I didn't think, like, you know, EarthBound was a spectacular game or,

like -- like, or the, why I didn't like Undertale...

is it was kind of, I don't know,

it's kind of a weird thing to say.

I'm not really sure what I'm -- what I'm trying to say here, but --

Let's move on to a different topic, just forget about EarthBound,

'cause it has -- it has nothing to do with -- do with why I didn't like Undertale.

So first,

a major, major, huge gripe I have with the game is,

I don't know how to -- know how to -- any other way to say it, the game's full of itself

because, I don't know, maybe other games do this,

but I first noticed it, like, when I was looking at Undertale...

to buy it, right? I saw -- I was like, "You know, this is a normal thing," like, look at reviews, blah blah blah,

and I, like, I saw in the, um, in the description for the game,

the game called itself soulful and character-rich, it called itself unique,

and when I played the game, I just didn't see it because I could point out a thousand things in the game that

I'd seen done before, and better, in another place.

Every character, done before, but with more depth.

Every -- every mechanic, done before, more depth, better controls.

It just wasn't unique at all, and just knowing that the game, like, kind of, like, boasted

itself, it's like, this -- this wasn't presented as, like, something that another person said,

no, this was what the developers were saying about the game to advertise it,

and for any other game, like, that I've seen,

they would, for -- in that section, they'd be like,

"Oh, we've got -- we've got -- it's -- it's a -- it's a bullet-hell game, you should play it. It's fun."

And, like, but to see that Undertale, like, went out of its way to be like,

"Oh, we're the best thing ever." It was just kind of --

it just kind of made me angry, you know?

And another, like, serious problem I had with it was...

in the game, you -- you play nobody.

You're not a person, you -- you're not, like --

you're not, like, a -- a knight in shining armor crusading against evil,

or, like, a normal person who realizes that they have a heroic destiny,

Frisk didn't do anything.

You could argue, "Well, they helped --

they helped the monsters escape from the underground."

They could've done that themselves.

They had all the stuff that they needed.

Frisk isn't anybody. They don't have a personality,

they didn't do anything for anybody!

They just -- They just went around...

basically hugging trees!

That's not a hero, a hero is someone that does a -- a good -- a great service for

somebody, someone that does the right thing, someone -- someone who is a hero!

Frisk is not a hero, they're just a sprite.

And...

a -- what a, like, apparently, like, a lot of people, like, kind of connected with the characters,

which I can't fathom because the characters

are about as -- are as -- about as one-dimensional as a character from a story-less NES game.

And...

And the game --

the game, another thing, like,

the game advertises itself as a multiple endings --

well, not a multiple endings -- as a -- as, like,

you know, a, like a, kind of like "choose your own path" thing,

but there are --

there are no choices in the game that affect anything, like --

like, Toriel will call you on the cell phone and say,

"Hey, what do you like, butterscotch or cinnamon?"

No matter what you -- what you answer, the result's gonna be the same.

There's only two choices in the game that actually have any effect:

it's kill, no kill.

That's it, there's no depth to it whatsoever and

I just didn't like that the -- like, the game advertised itself on --

on doing something that it didn't even do.

It's like if --

It's like if --

It's like if, like -- Let's take -- Let's take Super Mario Bros.,

it's like if they advertised themselves as being a first-person shooter,

but it's a side-scrolling action game.

You see what I'm saying here? And...

Also, another thing I said was that, like, the music was terrible and it -- and it really was.

Like...

To explain some more,

anything -- all the, um,

the -- the music in the game scaled from

"Oh my gosh, what am I listening to? This hurts,"

to mediocre,

to "It's okay."

And it's, like -- it got -- it got to one point I was sitting here talking -- talking to Aiden,

um, over the phone, and, um,

that's what they call it nowadays, that's what they call their --

all their computers with Skype on it, they call them 'the phones'.

But anyway, his, like, I think his cousin or brother or something was

playing Undertale in the background and he was fighting Sans, and --

and I didn't go the genocide route, so I never fought Sans,

and -- and, like, the music was really loud.

Of course, you can't adjust it, you have to --

you have to -- you have to close out of the game, go to your -- go to your, um, desktop

and turn the music down -- turn the whole PC down or, like, use your sound mixer if you have that,

and -- and Aiden said to me,

"Excuse the epic music,"

and I said,

"What epic music? I just hear a bunch of beeps."

I didn't hear anything, like,

it didn't come together, it didn't --

it wasn't a song, it was just --

it was just a -- a --

it was just a bunch of beeps, like I said,

and -- and I was like, you know,

"It -- It kind of sucks, it's not epic at all,"

And...

And, like, I -- like, at -- In the beginning, I,

like, after I played Undertale, I was like,

"Okay, I wrote my -- my review, I just wanna be done with this game,"

but I couldn't,

because --

I'm gonna pick on Aiden again.

I don't -- I don't mean any, uh, offense to him, it's just this is

just stuff that actually happened.

I made it very clear to him that I didn't wanna talk

about Undertale and I was done with Undertale, never going back,

and -- and he -- and he --

like -- like, randomly, out of the blue, he starts up a conversation with me about

the genocide route, and I'm like,

"Listen, I don't wanna talk about this. I really --

I really didn't like the game."

Of course I didn't say that 'cause I was trying to be polite,

and -- and -- and he said to me, "I hear the Sans fight is really hard,"

and I was like,

"Do you mean hard...

...or unfair?"

because, I -- I mentioned this in my review,

at every time, except key points, the game is...

easier than tic-tac-toe.

Excuse the Steam "Your friends are online" sound.

"Excuse the epic music."

Gosh, I'm a terrible person.

And -- What was I even talking about? Alright,

like, at -- at certain points in the game, it just -- it's just not fair.

It's, like, yeah, I could be --

I could be one of those --

one of those fools who can't beat a game so he starts whining about how the game's unfair, but, like,

the game...

...has no sense of...

...balance,

like, because --

it's like, you're some -- you're some nobody five-year-old girl...

...with a stick! One attack!

You have one attack!

Against basically a world full of cheaters!

It's like, yeah, I -- yeah, I beat all of them,

yeah, I won,

yeah -- yeah, I beat Mettaton,

yeah, I beat --

yeah, I beat Muffet,

yeah, I beat Asgore,

but it just wasn't fair.

Because --

One of the -- One of the few things that I actually enjoyed in the

game was the fight with -- against Asgore,

and one of his attacks, like -- like, seriously,

he just covers the screen in fireballs.

Unless you get extremely lucky, you can't dodge it,

and that's not fair.

It's like, why can't I get an attack like that? Why can't this

be a -- a real RPG? Why can't I have, like, a fireball or a sword or a --

like, something to defend myself with?

Something other than a stick!

One attack!

You get ONE ATTACK!

YOU NEVER GET ANYTHING ELSE!

And it's -- That one attack's not reliable at all.

It's just, you press a button.

There's no -- There's no depth to it at all, it's like,

where a normal RPG would -- you'd have all these, like -- like, skills and you could, like,

strategize how to effectively use them, it's like -- like, "Oh, this -- this skill wouldn't

be effective in this situation because this attack type isn't very effective against this enemy."

There's -- There's none of that -- that good RPG depth.

None! It's just, you press a button,

you dodge the white stuff.

Screw you.

And with -- And when you're trying to be the good guy,

and you're --

and you gotta wait through SEVENTEEN DARN TURNS

OF SOME IDIOT!

Just...

...doing something!

BEFORE YOU CAN SPARE THEIR FREAKING LIFE THAT THEY DON'T DESERVE TO KEEP!

Also, the game --

on -- on a similar note,

the game forces its message down your throat,

message of "tree-hugging", for lack of a better term,

like, you know, buddy-buddy with everyone,

oh, you don't have to KILL ANYONE?!

WELL, THEY'RE TRYING TO KILL ME,

it's like, if you wanna make --

if I can't defend myself to get the good guy ending,

screw you!

If you're gonna make me seem like a BAD PERSON

FOR DEFENDING MYSELF,

you've got some serious problems!

Use your freaking words.

"Don't -- Don't -- Don't --

Don't fight back against the murderer who's trying to --

who's trying to put a BULLET through your head,

NO! MAKE FRIENDS WITH HIM!

Screw you!

It's not a good message.

And it -- it's been done before, and better.

"Humans are -- monsters are -- are people, too."

Screw you!

You shouldn't have called them monsters then!

They could just been like a -- a race of people with,

like, a -- with, like, a fantasy name, like...

"Iwugai".

That's a stupid name, but...

...seriously.

Calling them monsters,

do you know what the definition of 'monster' is?

A terrible, emotionless brute!

If you -- If you wanted to go for the "monsters are people, too" thing,

you should've called them something different!

And...

the story about...

when I -- when I wrote my review on Steam,

like, I gave -- I, like -- like,

I didn't care what the fan base did,

like, I was just like, "Eh, just -- it's just another Five Nights at Freddy's fan base, I'm just

gonna ignore it and then it won't bother me,"

but I gave no thought to what the reaction would be if I posted a negative review!

Of a freaking game!

Oh!

the humanity! Am I right?

Posted a negative review of a game?

That's not perfect?!

GOSH! THAT WOULD BE APPALLING!

Not as appalling as the reaction.

I posted the review,

I'd like to think of it as an honest review, I gave pros and cons and neutralities,

but Steam was to have none of it.

WITHIN FIVE MINUTES,

I get a reply on my -- on my review.

It says,

"You haven't played the game enough.

Go play it again and come back."

You wanna know how long I played the game?

EIGHTEEN FREAKING HOURS!

EIGHTEEN!

Eighteen freaking hours!

Of...

REPEAT, REPEAT, REPEAT,

REPEAT!

Eighteen freaking hours of the same thing over and over again,

with the same DULL, BORING CHARACTERS!

With the SAME, CLUNKY, UNFAIR CONTROLS.

With the SAME,

BLAND, OVERDONE STORY!

The same HORRIBLE HUMOR,

THE SAME EAR-POUNDING MUSIC.

EIGHTEEN HOURS,

AND I HAVEN'T PLAYED THE GAME ENOUGH.

NOT ENOUGH!

NO! GO PLAY THIRTY! GO PLAY FIFTY!

Go play a hundred hours of game you didn't like!

BULL.

I was called a terrible person...

FOR HAVING AN OPINION!

FOR BEING SOMETHING THAT THEY WERE NOT!

FOR BEING MY OWN PERSON!

For being --

FOR SAYING "Hey, I didn't really like this.

I wouldn't recommend you buy it."

"No.

No! No, no. NO. NO.

Go play more!

Play the whole game and come back!"

COMMENT DELETED.

GET THE HECK OUT OF MY HOUSE.

Done!

Don't come back!

I don't keep a key under the door.

There ain't no freaking key under that mat!

YOU CAN'T COME BACK IN, YOU'RE BANNED! GO AWAY! DON'T COME BACK.

What a world we live in!

Where you can't have an opinion!

If you --

"Hey, I like Castlevania,"

IF YOU DON'T LIKE CASTLEVANIA, YOU'RE THE DEVIL!

HA!

That's like -- That's what society is like.

Oh!

"Opinions", pfft.

It's a lot of hooey.

People who like the game are -- are call -- are calling the whole fan base bigots!

'Cause that's what they are!

I know I'm doing the whole cliché thing where I complain about the fan base, but people --

people agree with me! People who like the game and

don't like the game, they agree with me, the fan base is crap!

If you like the game, don't bother being a part of it because they're all the same.

They're all the same, there's the fifty-fifty line,

the people who are like,

"Oh, I didn't like -- I liked the game, but --

but you can have your own opinion,"

and then the other people are like,

"You're Hitler because you don't like Undertale!"

Screw you.

I just don't --

I was -- I was speaking with someone,

I was -- I was, like, out in the town -- the town,

and I was, like, hanging out with some of my friends,

and -- and I was like,

"I'm so glad I'm done with Undertale, I don't wanna ever go back on that,"

AND...

one of the -- one of the freaking friends of a friend was like,

"I hate you! You don't like Undertale!" and I'm like --

I'm like --

I'm taken aback.

This was before I wrote my review, this was before --

this was before the whole thing.

I just got done with the game, I was like --

I was just, um --

I was just lamenting...

...to a couple of friendly acquaintances...

...about how I didn't really like that game,

and -- Screw you.

I'm done.

Hey, you wanna hear a funny joke?

UNDERTALE.

HA!

It's almost as funny as that other joke I told the other day,

you wanna hear a joke?

D&D 4th Edition!

It's funny!

Get it?

I might be overacting this a little bit,

but it feels kind of good,

getting this off my chest, you know?

Is that illegal, too? Are you gonna call the cops?

Voicing my opinion, just --

"Hey officer! This IDIOT HAS -- HAS AN OPINION, SHOOT HIM!"

I could talk on and on, all day, about me and the --

and the poor old people who -- who have opinions and --

and people YELLING AT THEM.

I could go on all day,

but it's the game I don't like.

Dislike for the fan base is a completely different thing, let's talk about the game!

It's not funny.

I know a bunch of you just gasped like I drove a stake through your heart.

It's not funny!

I chuckled, that's the best.

I chuckled about -- 'bout every twenty minutes a joke would pop up and it was like, "Heh, heh."

Date with -- with Alphys?

It was funny.

The rest of the game?

Bad late night comedian humor.

I'm -- I was like -- I was playing the game and I was like,

"Is this a game or freaking Tumblr?!"

It's like --

the humor, it's dull, it's repetitive!

TRY EIGHTEEN FREAKING HOURS -- HOURS OF SKELETON PUNS.

MMM!

YEAH, I SAT THROUGH THAT.

I HAD THE --

I can't use the word 'determination' anymore, it's tainted!

I -- I had the guts,

the constitution!

The vitality!

To live through eighteen hours of freaking garbage!

I --

I had to take so many breaks...

just to cringe!

Cringe myself right back into my freaking skull.

I had to take full breaks,

like, full, like, hour breaks in between playing...

...just -- just -- just to

-- just to look up at the ceiling and say,

"What the HECK JUST HAPPENED?"

That's not a joke,

THAT'S A MEME!

LE FUNNY MAYMAYS,

blelelelele.

What the heck was that sound even? [laughs]

It's so nice that I can humor myself in times like this.

I did it!

I played the game.

Beat the game.

SHOVE THE GAME RIGHT IN --

GET OUT OF ME!

GET OUT OF MY FACE!

GET OUT!

SCREW YOU, Asriel 'Da--Draymore'.

TAKE YOUR GAME WITH YA!

I BEAT YA!

GET OUT!

AND YOU CAN SHOVE IT!

You know, I think I'm done here.

I said what I needed to say.

Now I need to go cool off.

I'll see you guys.

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TRAVEL VLOG | FREE SONGWRITING COURSE - Duration: 2:15.

I am trying to become a musician. There will be a free songwriting course

Here

135 km way

Let's do this

Travelling. A movie by Adrian Rascon. June 2017.

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Reading Challenge Midway Update | 2017 - Duration: 5:58.

Hi, it's Maija here, and since we are midway through the year I thought this would be

a good point to make a sort of midway update of how I'm doing with my reading

challenges - as you know, I don't have a lot of challenges for this year. Let's

first talk about my Goodreads challenge, which I have already completed.

My Goodreads goal for the year was 55 books and I am currently at 72. And the reason

why I have so many is because I have read so many comics this year. I had one

reading slump where I didn't feel like reading books and then I read comics

instead. I also took part in the Getting Graphic readathon twice, which is all

about reading graphic novels and comics, and I reread Akira by Katsuhiro

Otomo, and that is already 12 volumes. So out of the 72 books or things that I've read,

39 were comic trades or graphic novels. That's like how many comics and graphic

novels I read during the whole year of 2016! So that means I've only read 33 books,

but I think that's also pretty well. Another important reason why I've read

so many comics is because I wanted to focus on reading my own books this year

and I limited myself that I could mostly borrow only graphic novels from

the library. That means that I have borrowed a ton of graphic novels! So, when

I'm like "I'm going to read my own books, I can only get graphic novels",

I read only graphic novels! But to be fair, at this point I am feeling a bit

burnt out on comics, so I think I will go back to reading only a couple per

month, like I usually do, because I'm just so oversaturated with comics

currently. So yeah, I'm just way past my Goodreads challenge. The other challenge

that I had for this year was the Mount TBR Challenge, which is about reading

your own books that were on your TBR - so, that you owned, before this year. I

will leave a link to the blog that's hosting this down below, but there are

different tiers, and my tier was the Mount Blanc tier, which is to read 24

books. And since we are at the midpoint of the year, I should have read 12 at

this point, and I have read 15, so I have surpassed

that, as well. The only thing that I'm a bit sad about is that I wanted to read more

of my physical books - so I wanted to read at least one physical book per month.

And so far out of the books that I've read I have read five physical books and ten

ebooks. So I'm only one book behind my physical book goal, but it feels like I'm

more behind, because one of the books that I read was a reread, one was only a graphic

novel - so it was a quick read and didn't really take books off my TBR shelf -

and one was part of an omnibus or a collection which had two books, and I

still haven't read the other one, so it's still on my TBR shelf.

I started strong with this challenge in January, like you usually start

challenges quite strong. I read six books off my TBR in January, but then I sort of

fizzled out a bit. So the books that I have read so far are: The Memoirs of

Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle, The Lost Child of Lychford by Paul Cornell,

Forest of Memory by Mary Robinette Kowal, Borderline by Mishell Baker, The Fantasy

Magazine Queers Destroy Fantasy anthology, The Blue Sword by Robin

McKinley, Broom with a View by Ted Naifeh and Gayla Twist, The Wicked + The Divine

Volume 4: Rising Action by Jamie McKelvie and Kieron Gillen, Clay's Arc by

Octavia E. Butler, Of Sorrow and Such by Angela Slatter, The Martian by Andy Weir,

The Sorcerer of the Wildeeps by Kai Ashante Wilson, The Man with Two Left

Feet by P. G. Wodehouse, Fool's Fate, which was a reread, by Robin Hobb, Kuningas

Harmaa or The Grey King by Susan Cooper. So that was the 15 books that I've read.

And now I'm really thinking about how I can put new life into this challenge

and make myself excited about it again, and I decided that I want to combine it with

another goal or another challenge, so it sort of feels new. And I decided to go

with the A to Z TBR Challenge which is this old challenge that I found

originally years ago in a Goodreads challenge group, and it's just about

reading a book for every letter of the alphabet. This challenge came back to

my mind because Denise did a read-a-thon - I don't remember what

it was called, A to Z Readathon or Alphabet-something - and

that brought this to my mind. She did one where you were supposed to read a book

for every letter of the alphabet in a month. I'm not going to do that, but I decided

that maybe this would be a good thing, that I could perhaps use only the

physical books for this one - I still haven't decided if I want to use ebooks -

but it would be fun to try to fill out every letter of the alphabet. So

maybe this new challenge will make me excited again and make me pick up more

physical books that I own, because I want to fulfill one letter or something. Even

if this works for a small amount of time, I'm happy. So that is how I'm doing with

my challenges - I also want to mention that I have actually read five other

books that I own, but they don't qualify for the Mount TBR Challenge, because I

have also bought them this year, and Mount TBR is about books that have been

on your TBR for a while. So, I think I'm doing quite well with my challenges: I'm acing

them so far. If I get myself re-excited and get myself to read more of

my physical books, that will be even better! Let me know how you are doing

with your challenges, or are you doing any reading challenges for this year? Do

you usually like reading challenges? I found that I don't really want to have

a lot of them going on, but maybe one in addition with the Goodreads Challenge is

good. So, I will keep on keeping on with these challenges. I hope you're having a

great day, and I will see you later!

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OAC: Conversation With Tai Wong - Duration: 2:41.

Alright hi! My name is Omoze Oyofo

I'm a marketing assistant for the University Student Commons and Activities

I was wondering if you'd like to have a conversation with me today?

Sure!

Awesome! So what's your name?

Uh my name is Tai Wong.

Nice to meet you!

So is there anything you'd like to talk about today?

Um, not sure, you got me at an off moment, but

um I guess I'm wearing my VCU shirt so I guess we could talk about

VCU Cheer

Yeah, I'm a cheerleader and the whole experience with cheer

Go ahead.

Um, I think it's a great experience, I think that um

our skills compared to like other schools, like we have been getting a lot better

we do perform for, um, the VHSL state competition

like we do our exhibition, show high schools like what we have

so for example, like if seniors wanted to come to VCU

and they're still interested in cheering, they could come join cheer and try-out.

Um, yeah.

Ok so how does the try out process work?

Like is it over multiple days, is it one day?

Yeah, so uh we have two try-outs, we have our Spring try-outs

in May, and then we also have our Fall try-outs, it's either

in late August or beginning of September, and it's a one day try-out

um, from like the morning to mid afternoon and it's where

um, you can work on like skills like stunting, jumping, tumbling, or like whatever you have

and then you're also taught a cheer at try-outs and then

the end of try-outs you are given a number

and when you are called up you, um, try-out

Awesome, well thank you for letting us know about the process

I really enjoyed listening to it, hope you have a good day!

Thank you!

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My Anxiety Makes Me Feel Like A Shitty Girlfriend - Duration: 3:31.

My Anxiety Makes Me Feel Like A Shitty Girlfriend

I feel like a shitty girlfriend every time I make an excuse about how I'm not really in the mood to go out tonight.

Every time I follow my boyfriend around at a party, because I'm terrified of being stuck in a conversation with friends of friends.

Every time I get quiet around his parents, even though I should be comfortable around them by now.

I hate how long it takes me to get used to a new situation.

I don't want to be the girl who seems like she's stuck up, quiet, a bitch.

I want to be the girl who hugs his mother hello, who makes jokes that his father laughs at,

who doesn't need alcohol in her system in order to spend the night with a group of his closest friends — who should also be my closest

friends since we see each other so often.

I feel like a shitty girlfriend, because my anxiety stops me from acting carefree and fun.

Even when we're alone together, there are times when my anxiety gets the best of me.

Even though I'm more comfortable around him than anyone else I've ever met.

Even though I trust him.

Even though I don't mind when he sees me scared and vulnerable.

But still, I can't help myself from feeling insecure.

I feel like a shitty girlfriend, because I start fights over stupid things.

I get mad about the way he looked at me or spoke to me.

And I get quiet when we have a waitress who can talk with ease, who can instantly make anyone like her — because she's the type of girl I

wish I was and imagine he wishes he was with.

My anxiety makes me feel like a shitty girlfriend, because I know he wants me to admit when something is bothering me,

but I still pretend I'm fine.

I lie to him to make things easier on myself.

I'm so used to hiding my feelings, I'm used to acting like I'm okay when I'm not at all.

It's hard to get used to opening up to someone.

It's weird to know that someone likes me for me, even when I'm having irrational thoughts that would make anyone else in my life

uncomfortable.

My anxiety makes me feel like a shitty girlfriend, because I ruin dates by overthinking.

I worry about whether we're going to get somewhere on time or follow the right directions.

I worry about everything there is to worry about.

I can never enjoy a good thing, even when I'm sitting beside the love of my life.

My anxiety make me feel like a shitty girlfriend, because that's what anxiety does.

It makes me doubt myself.

It makes me hate myself.

My anxiety makes me feel like a shitty girlfriend — even though my boyfriend keeps reminding me that it's not the case.

That he's lucky to have me.

That he wants to be with me forever, whether I'm suffering from anxiety or not.

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5 ways to improve your French pronunciation | Improve Your French #8 - Duration: 3:27.

Hello everyone, it's Pierrick. In this video I'm going to show you

5 ways to improve your French pronunciation.

First, I wanted to talk to you about the "h" sound at the beginning of French words.

As you probably know, we don't pronounce the "h" at the beginning of a word in French.

For example, we say: "habitude".

The second way to improve your French pronunciation that I wanted to talk to you about

is to train yourself to pronounce the "r" sound in French.

I noticed that it can be quite difficult sometimes for English speakers to pronounce the "r" sound.

So I encourage you to train yourself to pronounce it

and to pronounce the "r" when it's placed at the beginning of a word,

such as "revenir", "retourner", "rester".

And also to pronounce the "r" sound when it's in a word as the word "sucre" for example.

The third thing I wanted to talk to you about

is words ending in "tion", "tiel" and "tial".These syllables are pronounced the same in French.

We pronounce them with a "ce" sound.

These words ending in "tion", "tiel" and "tial" are often the same in English and French.

Nevertheless, their pronunciation is different.

So we pronounce these syllables with a "ce" sound in French.

We say, "présentation", "initial" and "présidentielle".

So we pronounce all of these syllables in the same way and this pronunciation is different from English.

The fourth way to improve your French pronunciation that I wanted to talk to you about

is to train yourself to pronounce the "ou" sound.

For example, in "en dessous".

And to differentiate it from the "u" sound, which is my fifth point: train yourself to pronounce the "u" sound as well.

Because the "u" and "ou" sounds are only slightly different but they can mean something

completely different. For example, we say "en dessous".

and we say "au dessus."

So you can train yourself to pronounce and distinguish between these syllables.

The "ou" and the "u" sounds.

For example, the meanings are completely different in the words "bûche", it's a "u" sound,

and "bouche", it's a "ou" sound.

Thank you for watching this video, I hope you enjoyed it.

Feel free to subscribe to my channel, if you haven't subscribed already, for more videos.

You also can support my videos on my Patreon page.

And I'll see you next time!