Youtube daily report Nov 19 2017

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#Deutschrock - Nur wenn Du kämpfst - Offizielles Musikvideo 2017 - Störte.Priester - Duration: 3:25.

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COUNTRYBALLS №24 | Побег - Duration: 2:51.

Attention! Dear viewer! The purpose of this animation is just entertaining! I do not want to offend your national and religious feelings. The video contains elements of violence. Enjoy watching!

* Russia and the US * So so, where's my big red button?

He-he

I give up

I thought it would not come to this ...

Brothers! Time to revive the great Soviet Union!

Because together we are power!

* No, thank you *, * good luck *, * all the best *, * I'll go eat beshbarmak *

Oоооооh nооооооo!

Thiiis iiiiis Geeeeermanyyyy!

It's juuuust...

...huuuuge!

AAAAAAAAHHHH!!!

I am not here

* primitive shouts *

Hello, ally, you and I have not seen each other for hours...

To the glory of Japan!!!

Oh, bad luck. Well, that's okay hehehe...

There is only one chance left ...

No! Russia! Stop it!

Тhere is no escape...

Do you seriously want to release it? ..

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[Eng Sub] ที่ว่างของความเสียใจ | OPV.Sotus S The Series | #อาทิตย์ก้องภพ - Duration: 0:53.

If I devote the love in my heart.

there probably isn't any left.

I've given you all I had already.

but I can't escape you.

I can endure it every time you hurt me.

it's strange that my heart.

Still has a space left for sadness.

Subtitle by Aum Isariya

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UNE ANNÉE EN FRANCE | One Year in France (English subtitles) - Duration: 9:23.

Okay...

Let's do this.

Hey, everybody!

Okay, I'm sure you've already noticed

two different things about this video.

Mainly, I'm not speaking English

as usual on my channel.

Today I'm going to make a video entirely in French

It's my first video like this on my channel

Wow, my neighbors are seriously crazy.

The second thing: I'm not filming in the morning, like usual.

Normally, I start the day -- Saturday or Sunday -- with this, filming videos.

But I'm in the mood to film this video this evening

I tried once a couple weeks ago, I think, to film Saturday, and it was just...

It wasn't natural. I think it's more natural in the evening

when I've spoken in French throughout the day, and all that.

We're here. It's the best corner in my apartment where the light isn't the worst, at least.

Okay, a little bit of an explanation before I start the subject of this video

Many, many, many of you have asked to see this video

to listen to me speak French.

And I've wanted to, in fact. I've wanted to for several months now.

I have the feeling I'm ready to make this video, to introduce myself in French to the internet...

I don't know

It's a step, I think, a big step for me

because I've never made a video in a different language on my channel

And I'm a little nervous, actually

I've never tried to edit a video listening to myself speaking French

I think I'll notice a lot of mistakes when I edit this video

And if you notice mistakes that I make several times in the video

a really bad mistake, something that's a real problem

tell me in the comments, please!

But anyway, the reason I saved this video through these months that I wanted [to make it]

is because one year ago I decided that I would save this video for this very occasion

So it's something that I very much planned

This week, more or less, it's my "anniversary" in France

So, one year ago from almost today, I moved to France and I started my life here

And actually, it's also really close to my birthday, so...

I'm celebrating a lot right now!

That was the reason why I chose this subject for my first video...

Oh my god, okay, the genders in French are seriously complicated

Sorry, because I know I'm going to make a lot of gender errors in this video...

Today, I want to talk about talk a bit about my French, my level of French,

how I feel here in France, and all of that

after this crazy year

In case you don't know, just a little bit about my history with French

I've never taken any classes. I took Spanish at university

and I started French around two and half years ago, I think

after I met my husband (my boyfriend at that time), and he's French

So that's the reason that I now speak French...better than my Spanish

It's a bit of a shame for my Spanish, but I'm going to come back to it

And that's also the reason I live in France right now

I work here, but I use English more than French when I work

That hasn't improved my French very much, and it's a bit of a shame because

I wanted to speak French better [by now]

I imagined that I would be really bilingual

but really, I feel like I'm ALMOST bilingual...

especially when I'm talking about subjects that I know really well

I feel really, really comfortable with all of that, but

the moment I enter into a subject that I don't know very well

there are a lot of vocabulary words that pose problems for me still

It's just... It's a process

I'm still really proud of my progress. I think that's very important for people who are learning another language

It's very important to want to be better and want to improve

but to still look behind you and look at the progress that you've made

So, how do I feel here in France...?

I love France. I love Paris, even

It's been one year

I've heard that after two or three years, you get completely tired of Paris, and

and it drives you crazy and all that

but right now...I can see the bad things -- and if you want to see a video about that

I'm happy to do it, because

Paris isn't always "the beautiful Paris" that everyone talks about

There are things that are seriously bad about Paris, and there are things that are really beautiful about Paris

But I'm a lot more used to life here and life in French

It's the first time that I've lived for a long time in a non-English-speaking country

I lived in the US for most of my life

I lived in England -- of course, English-speaking as well

I lived for just about three months in Spain, and it was really cool, but

it was just three months, you know

So, it wasn't for a long time. I didn't really get used to...

being there and being in a country that speaks Spanish

and now, after a year, I'm TOO used to it I think

because I was [just] in Spain

and I wanted to speak French with everyone there

One thing that's still a little "annoying", let's say

and I think it's something that'll continue to be annoying for a while

It's that, in English... I studied English, it was my major, I studied literature

Languages, communication -- it's really something that I love

and I'm a bit proud of my level of English, my native language

There's the ability to speak your language, but then there's also this level of really knowing your language

And that was my subject, that was what I studied at university

So, communication is something I love, and in French...

There are many situations where I really want to speak well

I don't just want to speak to be understood, but to speak WELL and to be impressive

So...

That's still not possible for me right now with French

It limits you a bit, so...it's a bit annoying for me sometimes

It's better, of course, than when I really didn't have any words, when my level was really low

but sometimes it's a bit more frustrating, perhaps

just because I know that I'm almost there. I'm almost there!

And I just can't manage to yet

But I know that it'll get there

In the future, I hope that I can speak really well. I want to be completely bilingual

and I think it's possible. It's really possible

I'm almost there, I know there's a lot of vocabulary that I'm lacking still

It's still that... And, because I never took classes and all that,

sometimes -- even though my level of Spanish isn't as good or as fluid as my French --

at times there are vocabulary words that I know in Spanish and that I can't manage to remember in French

And it's just because I didn't take classes

I really learned from speaking, from watching videos and all that

If you want, I can make a whole video on this subject

..... xD

Okay, I'm losing my French now. I think it's almost time to end this video

But if you want a video about that -- I've talked about how to learn a language and everything before, but

if you want something like that in French, perhaps, I can do that

I know that I have some work to do with French, always

It's going to be a very long road, I know

to be completely bilingual in a language... If you speak more than one language, you know this already

But it's something that I know I can do, and I really, really want to

It's something that's very possible, I know

And it's not JUST because I'm here that I want to be bilingual and that I want to speak French really well

but, also...it would be a bit less complicated if I spoke perfectly

to go to the grocery store or to be in the street and someone asks for directions

That's happened to me several times, actually

I'm going to end this video here because I have the impression that I'm talking and talking and talking

and I'm not really actually saying much

Thank you so much for watching this video until here, until the end

I hope that you enjoyed it. If you want to see more videos in French on this channel

with subtitles in English, of course, always

If I make a video in a different language on this channel, this English channel

I promise there will be subtitles in English as well

But if you want to see more videos in French, let me know in the comments

Let me know too if you have subjects that you want me to talk about, in videos in French or in English or what have you

I hope you liked this video, and I'll see you in another video very soon!

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Lipstick Tutorial Compilation 2017 💄 New Amazing Lip Art Ideas November 2017 | Part 19 - Duration: 10:03.

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IQOS - Problems and Errors - Duration: 4:56.

Hello

I have seen the same problem on all IQOS devices after 3.4 months

After I finish my cigarette and the red light goes off

When we put it in the device

This error occurs

On all devices

So after 3.4 months, that's a surprise

We'll take it out, we'll try again

And eventually it will work

But with time, this error still occurs

More and more often

Which is annoying

What I noticed, like some cigarettes

Tobacco is very tough

And it feels when we get in

It's getting very hard

After the green light goes off, we notice that we shoot harder

That's the cigarette problem

It is not due to the appliance or is not cleaned

And with well-worn appliances and chopsticks

And with the brush, it's the same

It smokes but gets very hard

I have to shoot very hard

Otherwise, after 6 months, after using IQOS devices

If you can not let go of cigarettes I'm ok

But it would be best left

Another look, the batteries

At first, it takes a lot

After that, 2 packs of cigarettes

It is normal that it is a rechargeable battery

It is easy to clean

It's good to beat the dirt

It is clean, if necessary we use the chopsticks

I recommend them, they have a kind of spirits

Clean up very well

They're not expensive

It's about 20

Of course it comes out black

We wipe out here as well

And it is very important that the lid does not jump from cleaning it

Because there are deposits here too

And from here, there may be problems when we pull out the cigarette harder

The problem is from tobacco, but it can also be broken

You almost do not smoke at all, you get naked

It's black

Otherwise, for 6 months I smoke IQOS

And it's okay

Before we smoke 2 packs of cigarettes

Sober CHROME, that's why I understand with AMBER

It's orange

They're a bit stronger than the yellow ones

And the green ones are too mint

A second month no error occurred on any device

Then the errors begin

It makes you buy another device if you want to continue

This is the main issue at IQOS

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The Mason an Off-grid Solar Powered Cabin by Cabinscape - Duration: 2:09.

The Mason an Off-grid Solar Powered Cabin by Cabinscape

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Pepa Pig Boss Muddy Puddles - Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed - Nursery Rhymes - Duration: 7:42.

Five little monkeys jumping on the bed,

One fell off and bumped his head.

Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,

"No more monkeys jumping on the bed!"

Four little monkeys jumping on the bed,

One fell off and bumped her head.

Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,

"No more monkeys jumping on the bed!"

Three little monkeys jumping on the bed,

One fell off and bumped his head.

Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,

"No more monkeys jumping on the bed!"

Two little monkeys jumping on the bed,

One fell off and bumped her head.

Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,

"No more monkeys jumping on the bed!"

One little monkey jumping on the bed,

He fell off and bumped his head.

Mama called the doctor, and the doctor said,

"Put those monkeys back to the bed!"

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Top Ten shocking facts about WiFi's effect to Health - Duration: 5:51.

top ten shocking facts about wifi effect to health one contributes to the

development of insomnia it's been suggested that sleeping near a phone in

a home with Wi-Fi or in an apartment building with many Wi-Fi signals can

create chronic sleep problems as the constant bombardment of Wi-Fi pollution

interferes with falling asleep and sleep patterns for many sleep deprivation is

just the start for larger problems the development of depression and

hypertension have also been linked to inadequate sleep - damaging to childhood

development exposure to non-thermal radiofrequency radiation from Wi-Fi and

cellular phones can disrupt normal cellular development especially fetal

development a 2004 animal study linked exposure to delayed kidney development

for these findings were supported by a 2009 Austrian study three effects cell

growth when a group of Danish ninth graders experienced difficulty

concentrating after sleeping with their cell phones by their head they performed

an experiment to test the effect of wireless Wi-Fi routers on garden cress

one set of plants was grown in a room free of wireless radiation the other

group grew next to two routers that release the same amount of radiation as

a cell phone the results the plants nearest the radiation didn't grow for

derails brain function just as the Danish high schoolers noticed problems

with concentration scientists have begun to look at the impact of four grams

radiation on brain function using read technology research performed just last

year found that persons exposed to four grams radiation had several areas of

reduced brain activity five reduces brain activity and females a group of 30

healthy volunteers 15 men and 15 women were given a simple memory test first

the entire group was tested without any exposure to Wi-Fi radiation no problem

then they were exposed to 2.4 gigahertz Wi-Fi from a wireless axe

point for about 45 minutes during that portion of the testing brain activity

was measured and the women had a noticeable change in brain activity and

energy levels sorry ladies but guys don't get too comfortable

sex neutralizes sperm because we've known for a long time that the heat

generated by laptops kills sperm well now it turns out that heat isn't the

only threat to a men's virility research has found exposure to Wi-Fi frequencies

reduce spur movement and cosna fragmentation both human and animal

testing has confirmed that exposure negatively affects sperm 7 the impact

fertility and it's not just sperm the results of an animal study suggest that

some wireless frequencies may prevent a implantation during the study mice

exposed to hours a day for 45 days has significantly increased oxidative stress

levels the cellular damage and impact on his structure from exposure suggests a

strong possibility of abnormal pregnancy or failure of the aid to implant the

Karolinska Institute in Sweden released a warning in 2011 stating pregnant women

are cautioned to avoid using wireless devices themselves and distance

themselves from other users current US and Canada standards for radiofrequency

and microwave radiation from wireless technology are entirely inadequate and

safety standards also ignore the developing fetus eight provokes cardiac

stress if you think your heart races when surrounded by wireless networks or

3 grams or LTE cell phones it may not be in your head a study involving 69

subjects reported that many of them experienced a real physical response to

electromagnetic frequencies exactly what was a physical response increased

heartrate similar to the heart rate of an individual under stress 9 linked to

cancer this is extremely controversial but we can't ignore that plenty of

animal models indicate that exposure to electromagnetic radiation

increases the risk of tumor development while human studies are rare reports and

case studies abound one such case involves a young 21 year old woman who

developed breast cancer what makes this case unique was that her family did not

have a predisposition to breast cancer and she developed their tumor right on

the spot she carried her cellphone in her bra hence you can protect yourself

although mainstream outlets may ignore the proven dangers especially in the US

and Canada researchers have identified several methods that can offer a level

of Defense first off reduced melatonin seems to correspond with exposure thus

increasing melatonin through supplementation may help offset some of

the effects in animal tests oh carnitine provides antioxidant support for

nutrients negatively affected by 2.4 gigahertz radiation limiting exposure

and staying healthy although melatonin and l-carnitine offer

and nutritional defense they don't block exposure and that's very hard to

accomplish anyway look at coverage maps from cell phone companies or notice how

many what if I networks your smartphone prompts for you to join we're surrounded

and bombarded by electromagnetic radiation blocking exposure is difficult

but there are a few small steps you can take for one do not keep cell phones

laptops and tablets close to your body and if it's not being used shut them off

your wireless router 2 there are also a number of devices available to counter

out electromagnetic frequencies

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Jamuna tv News 19 November 2017 Bangla latest News Today Bangla Breaking News BD News all bangla. - Duration: 13:27.

Jamuna tv News 19 November 2017 Bangla latest News Today Bangla Breaking News BD News all bangla.

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Romantic Autumn Travel with 45 Youtubers #2 @Pyeongchang [Korea Travel 2017] / Hoontamin - Duration: 12:05.

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RUNAS KINDRED JUNGLE - PRE-SEASON - Duration: 7:24.

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Stress After Pregnancy | Tips To Deal With Stress After Childbirth/Postpartum Stress | Mumsworld - Duration: 6:26.

hey guys welcome back to mums world I hope you all had an amazing week there's

a saying that giving birth should be a woman's greatest achievement and not her

biggest fear when you bring a new life into this world there will be huge

changes in your life in fact your entire routine will change having a baby is

exciting challenging and for some it can also add some mild stresses to their

life and this is a very natural thing this kind of stress is also known as

baby blues and it vanishes in few days or within a week you may feel extremely

emotional cry for no reason find it hard to sleep loss of appetite and sometimes

even depressed this usually happens with most women after childbirth because your

body goes through a lot of hormonal changes if you're going through this

kind of stress then don't worry these are very mild and it won't stop you

from leading a normal life but if it does not go away after two weeks and

continues for longer then you need to call your doctor to seek immediate help

this is something known as postpartum depression which is more severe and

intense I won't go deep into this topic in

today's video but it's very important for you to know when to seek help how to

know if you have postpartum depression here are some of the symptoms severe

mood swings and excessive crying finding it hard to accept the baby difficulty in

sleeping or sleeping too much loss of energy and feeling Restless loss of

interest in life thoughts of harming the baby and yourself regret over becoming a

mom don't feel like breastfeeding the baby and bonding with the baby and so on

to help you out I will be sharing some simple tips to deal with stress after

childbirth stop thinking or worrying too much once you have a baby you have

millions of questions running in your head especially if it's a newborn

you're always worried when your baby cries too much or if your baby does not sleep

enough and when it comes to breastfeeding you are always

concerned whether your baby is getting enough milk just remember that worrying is

not at all the solution it will only affect your health after birth for a

baby it's an entire new world it will take time for the baby to adapt to the

life outside the womb and for the new mom to get adjusted to these changes

when you go to a new workplace you take time to mingle with the people and get

adjusted to the environment this is exactly the same so you need not worry

at all just enjoy the phase and be confident about yourself babies cry to

communicate their needs so it's best that you respond to their signals rather

than worrying about it despite all your swaddling and singing if your baby still

continues to cry for longer then call your doctor immediately there could be a

physical cause sleep or take a nap whenever possible lack of sleep is one

of the major reasons for stress if your little one is keeping you up all night

then try to sleep when he is napping if you find it hard to sleep during the day

turn on some light music shut all the curtains to get that night feeling and

relax your body needs enough sleep to re bounce avoid all kinds of distraction

like your phone your laptop watching TV forget all the work that you have and

take rest don't compare your babies with other babies for example your friends or

relatives baby might be having a different sleeping pattern some baby may

sleep through the night and some baby might have reached his/her milestone

before your baby worrying about all these things will only give you stress

every baby is different if your baby is happy and healthy then you need not

worry at all don't compare yourself with other moms even though we think we're

pretty good at motherhood we always compare ourselves with other moms who

are better than us at handling everything it's normal for you to feel

that you could do better but remember one thing mother

is not a competition we all want the best for our babies and it's okay if you

can't get it right all the time you are the new mom with the new baby so

it will take time for things to get right in the meantime just do your best

give some time to yourself after a baby you become so busy that you forget to

think about yourself take some time off to go out and get some fresh air set

aside time each day to relax with a book or listen to music or watch a favorite

movie even if it's for a few minutes spare some time and engage yourself in

doing things you love to do the most don't read too many books on baby

care or parenting it's okay to read books on parenting and child care but

gathering too much of information will always confuse you there is no right

approach to parenting just observe your child and respond to their needs follow

your instincts and eventually you will get it right stay hydrated staying well

hydrated can keep your stress levels down whereas when you don't give your

body enough fluids you're putting stress on it and a body will respond to that

also nutrition plays a very important role when you're stressed so make sure

that you eat healthy because what you eat will have an impact on your mood as

well as the quality of your breast milk along with this do some breathing and

mild exercises to relax your mind it's okay to take help sometimes handling

everything all alone can be stressful

in such cases don't hesitate to take help having someone to help you out makes the

adjustment to a new baby easier you will also have enough time to take care of

yourself the baby & also bond with the baby when

stressed out always remind yourself that this too shall pass if you're finding it

really hard to cope with it talk to someone don't be afraid to call your

doctor for additional support remember you're not alone

if you liked today's video do not forget to Like subscribe and click on the bell

icon for notifications for tips on how to handle stress during pregnancy please

watch my video you can find a link in the description below so I will see you

next week with a new video until then take care thank you for watching

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Review SWORD 2000F PRO - table tennis experts - Duration: 11:39.

I played today 2000F PRO SWORD

MAX on the backing lining black

This primer is purple

like the first time I saw the purple is associated the backing me it XuShaoFa 999 LSZ

But it is not the same, this is not the same lining

those called the Chinese "Smal Hurricane"

that is, something more than the scale

and the lining of the purple primer is something worse

some viewers complained to me that all these opinions are extremely positive

terribly marked by the fact that each lining is super great

but it does not look like, each lining has pros and cons and we try to show that each pesrpektywie

and the linings are made to play because we are looking for such properties, and we are talking about such properties that these linings allow us to play

and you as viewers have to choose what suits you

wyłuskiwać these details the nuances of the game

how are the ball bounces or what we say

to choose something for themselves

My first feelings are

This was to be the adhesive lining

It is very gentle adhesive

hard primer

low topsheet

no katapultu

generally you need a lot of hand to an explicit as it flew Possible

stability control is

but there is nothing to surprise the enemy

It recognizes the rotation of the lining luster

if indeed there would be that the adhesive layer

This would be lining Adhesive

This can be a fun at the hard sleeper

but this does not knock lining rotation

Hidden Palio is more rotary zdeydowanie

but they are in a similar price category as those lining

while the more consistent linings e.g., 61 second Kangaroo

That is facing the adhesive typically topspin forehand

China is by far the more Rotary

of Hurricane provincial or National Sanwei I will not even mention

that are much more Rotary

the speed of the lining does not knock

is not it also a great free lining

It is the average

producer says that it is facing the boards with fiber karbonowymi

with artificial spacers

maybe if we would actually founded on a very fast board is facing this slows down the game

and we have a little more control at very high speed boards

control on the lining is fun

It is fun because we keep the ball

We are not running out a ball

for the person who begins to play table tennis

suited, it could be to play this as a first cladding

people who already play more professionally, year, two years

This no longer be satisfied with this

because that's where the missing katapultu

and playing with the plastic balls

I do not like to surprise the enemy

I admit that this podkleiłem a rubber linings

Now the test

because at first I flew with this

you had to help somehow, and even the rubber do not fly somehow specalnie

tensor and linings with integrated speed glue effect of the latest 2017

far harder fly

if we compared this lining

other linings tensor

no it does not knock, it is a very slow cladding

and no one would be used for the forehand and backhand

but, for example, for an amateur or improving ATEMI1000 or something like that

This lining the site behaves well

where we want to play but the rotation is not too much

This removes the lining rotations opponent and receives very well

vs. topspin play with the delicate wrzutkę

pierce the ball more, something passive defensive plays radzaju

it's hard to determine because it is such alfvoley half topspin

and really there is not much turnover in all this

in passive play is impossible to block can pierce

the ball without much loss of points

no but it does not surprise nothing special

active in the game are really problems to surprise the opponent

You really have to toil to earn a point in the game active

remember you can help channel patronite

There is a lot of opportunities for further tests

I invite you to previous tests, naplaylisty

subskrybujcie channel

will spin for you next

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My school path / Why I'm not going to school anymore ? - Duration: 11:25.

Hello I find you today in a new video and today I will talk to you about a subject that is very important to me

it's my school experience my experience with CNED and why I'm not going to school anymore

This video is very important to me because I would like it to help you if you are in the same situation

in which I was a few years ago

and you learn a little more about me so let's go!

To begin I will talk to you quickly about my school path so that you can understand what is happening

my primary there is nothing to say it was perfect I had great friends

it was cool! Towards cm2 I was getting really bored

so I thought it's ok, college is going to be much better

as little precision during the summer between cm2 and 6th I did a test with my psychologist

of Qi so a test to test the intellectual potential

and I was diagnosed early child, gifted, high intellectual potential, HPI

here and so suddenly it allowed me to understand that

it was normal that I feel different from the others since I had always felt a bit out of the way,

a little different, not thinking like everyone else etc.

And to have facilities so suddenly it has a little cleared but it's true that good

at that age, at 11, I was not really paying attention

but to have done it at the moment that explains a lot of things.

Then we go to college

6th was ok

I was a little bit boring but

in progress i mean, i made new friends etc since there was almost no one i knew this class

unfortunately during the sixth and the fifth I was put in classes called garbage classes that is to say that in my college was

ABC

the elite classes, D-E-F the garbage classes so we put

those who stayed and those who had the most difficulty.

So I was put in this class...

So here's the 6th I got bored but in the end I was really starting to get

to be fed up with it in fact of the little baby mentality that there was in this class

and I crossed the fingers so that in fifth I change class except that in 5th they did about the same classes

Great ! Arrived in 5th I was bored enormously, it was starting to not go

To explain a little more I am emetophobic so that is the phobia of throwing up

and for me the months

october november december january and even a little february it's a little bit complicated because

this is where there is more gastro etc so

I tend to worry a lot. And so every time spend this period there is enough

complicated for me but in addition there I realized that I was not like everyone

that everything that was happening in the class instead of making me laugh etc that bored me

that yeah actually I really understood that, that's where I really understood that I was not like everyone else.

And when you're 12 years old it's quite complicated to accept.

so

arrive in March

February-March I think I was starting to have big big attacks of anxiety and have a lot of trouble sleeping, I had sleep troops

I did not want to go to school anymore, I was always sad and I did not really understand why.

I was not harassed at school or did not have bad grades etc so

I did not understand in fact and then deep in me I was mad at

that everything goes well and that I can be sad. So that's where I started not to go really regularly

I could just go there I had too much anxiety attacks.

This is where it started

so the 5th it was that

I did just in March and after that it was complicated, a lot of absences

but they decided

in view of my results to make me go fourth and also to pass me in a fourth

elite ie to put me in 4th A. Arrived there it was necessary that I

getting to know new faces, there were people I knew a little bit because I was doing dance etc so

I knew a few people but it's true that it's the age when girls are hyper competitive

even if I think that after high school they are too.

Anyway, I was seen a bit like the weird but people came to talk to me

I tried to integrate at best but it's true that I was a little preoccupied by

by my anxieties. I thought that at school level it would help me but not too much in fact I also started to get bored

and then I started not going there anymore, I think in November.

When I say more go, it is not I decided overnight to not go there it was all the time efforts to go.

And crisis of anxiety on crisis of anxiety is exhausting for those who have and for those who know not to make the difference

stress is something that can be managed and anxiety crisis / panic crisis is something that is not managed that is not controlled

and I have often repeated I want to do it but I can not do it and that's something that teachers

and even the entourage has trouble understanding.

It is this sensation that I have always described,

it's as if I wanted to go forward but I was pulled back by my anxieties

and that was a little bit

it was complicated anyway.

So I started less and less go and less we go less friend so less we are supported so more is complicated

we feel different too. At school level it was ok, I tried to catch up a little bit

somehow with what others could give me but

I know it was complicated for them too to make photocopies etc I could spend

exams, checks I did it and it created a lot of jealousy because

I had good grades at these controls. You could not blame me too much

apart from not being there. I went back a little bit in February

I went two hours here two hours there, I went back and I might not have to go there

because the teachers started telling me that I had to get into the boxes.

How to say that I had understood in fact that I was not made for a box and it is already complicated to

accept but what more if I'm told it's in front of everyone

it's very very hard. So after that it started to go that I started to

to be more and more comfortable by going there an hour in an hour or so.

I thought the third is your last college go dark it's going to be okay

Yeah well I might have had to abstain because after three weeks had to start

I started to have big anxiety attacks and I could not go again.

So until February I struggled to try to find solutions, discussed with psychologists etc what could be done.

It is true that we came a little bit out of the possibilities

and in my head since the 4th trotting the story of CNED.

I started talking to my parents

who were initially a little reluctant because inevitably when we decide to do the courses at home we cut off the world

must know it.

The others are at school all day long and we are the only ones doing the lessons.

It may not be easy it's true that seeing the patent approach we just did not want that

for my anxieties I miss my patent.

So I decided to register and so I registered in February. I received my classes I worked as a sick person

and it was patent time when I had an anxiety attack the same day.

When I was there, going back to school was very hard and I came across an incredible

I thank the universe, a nurse who kindly proposed to me to pass the patent in his

office so that I can do it without anxiety attack so of course I accepted I passed and ...

I got my patent so I was pretty proud because

it had been in the years before and here it was, I was too happy to have it and came after high school the question of high school.

So what I wanted

go ? Where did I want to continue the CNED?

And for the second

honestly i did not feel able to, i wanted to take a break because the years before bah it's trying

Here I just wanted to take a break to try the cned and if I did not get there maybe I would have gone back to high school.

Except that in the second bah I fell in love

it's simply a way of

to organize to have free time as I said I fell in love with the operating mode of cned

and so the second went very well

Then came the question

the first so

Since I loved this mode of operation I decided to continue.

I had a lot of pressure anyway because ben there were bac exams, it's true that they told me but you're sure you'll get there

you do not want to take teachers

in addition in case.

I say nan nan I can get there I feel able.

I finished the program in March that is to say that I have not badly charbonned.

and

so I spent the tests everything went very well this time no anxiety and the results I confess I had a little

the ball in the stomach because we always question ourselves we say to myself did I do well?

Should not I have had to listen to others and take a teacher? And in fact in view of the results

I did it well because I'm going to say it because I'm pretty proud of it, at my time I did it alone

the teachers who interrogated me told me already that

I worked a lot

in view of the file that I had given and I had 16 so I am extremely proud of it.

I am extremely proud of my other notes, my parents are also very proud of what I did.

Because in fact others are more surprised than me

because as I have in the previous video I still have trouble telling me that it's complicated because for me it's the best

the best way to access education for me the classical school system does not suit me but I also know and I say

that yes the cned is not suitable for everyone, it requires rigor and discipline.

You just have to find his way, actually.

Came the question of bah this year the terminale what I was doing is what I was going to in a high school since

a few years before I said good

in the final I would go to high school to have teachers etc but there since I have

seen by myself that I could get there without a teacher I decided to continue to cned since as I said I'm really in love with cned.

If you want other videos on the cned tell me in the comments like that I'll tell you how I organize myself

how are things going on with them etc.

So now this year I'm still at the cned it's going very well

I'm going well

and then I am confident for the bac!

So here is this video is over

I hope ou like it, do not hesitate to tell me

as I said previously in the comments the ideas of videos that you would like to see on the cned or just on my channel

Also do not hesitate to tell me your course if you too had a path a bit fraught with pitfalls like mine.

I really hope that

through this video you will have seen that

if you struggling too you are not alone

and who always has solutions that maybe it will not be the cned, maybe it will be the professional way, maybe it will be

to continue in the traditional school system but that if you do not go into these little boxes, there is always a way to get there

certainly it takes more effort because you always have to find alternatives but

here I am the living proof it is possible.

Unti my next video

we can meet on the social networks that will be in bar info I send you a lot of love a lot of positivity

and here I do you huge kisses and I tell you very soon ciao

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UNE ANNÉE EN FRANCE | One Year in France (English subtitles) - Duration: 9:23.

Okay...

Let's do this.

Hey, everybody!

Okay, I'm sure you've already noticed

two different things about this video.

Mainly, I'm not speaking English

as usual on my channel.

Today I'm going to make a video entirely in French

It's my first video like this on my channel

Wow, my neighbors are seriously crazy.

The second thing: I'm not filming in the morning, like usual.

Normally, I start the day -- Saturday or Sunday -- with this, filming videos.

But I'm in the mood to film this video this evening

I tried once a couple weeks ago, I think, to film Saturday, and it was just...

It wasn't natural. I think it's more natural in the evening

when I've spoken in French throughout the day, and all that.

We're here. It's the best corner in my apartment where the light isn't the worst, at least.

Okay, a little bit of an explanation before I start the subject of this video

Many, many, many of you have asked to see this video

to listen to me speak French.

And I've wanted to, in fact. I've wanted to for several months now.

I have the feeling I'm ready to make this video, to introduce myself in French to the internet...

I don't know

It's a step, I think, a big step for me

because I've never made a video in a different language on my channel

And I'm a little nervous, actually

I've never tried to edit a video listening to myself speaking French

I think I'll notice a lot of mistakes when I edit this video

And if you notice mistakes that I make several times in the video

a really bad mistake, something that's a real problem

tell me in the comments, please!

But anyway, the reason I saved this video through these months that I wanted [to make it]

is because one year ago I decided that I would save this video for this very occasion

So it's something that I very much planned

This week, more or less, it's my "anniversary" in France

So, one year ago from almost today, I moved to France and I started my life here

And actually, it's also really close to my birthday, so...

I'm celebrating a lot right now!

That was the reason why I chose this subject for my first video...

Oh my god, okay, the genders in French are seriously complicated

Sorry, because I know I'm going to make a lot of gender errors in this video...

Today, I want to talk about talk a bit about my French, my level of French,

how I feel here in France, and all of that

after this crazy year

In case you don't know, just a little bit about my history with French

I've never taken any classes. I took Spanish at university

and I started French around two and half years ago, I think

after I met my husband (my boyfriend at that time), and he's French

So that's the reason that I now speak French...better than my Spanish

It's a bit of a shame for my Spanish, but I'm going to come back to it

And that's also the reason I live in France right now

I work here, but I use English more than French when I work

That hasn't improved my French very much, and it's a bit of a shame because

I wanted to speak French better [by now]

I imagined that I would be really bilingual

but really, I feel like I'm ALMOST bilingual...

especially when I'm talking about subjects that I know really well

I feel really, really comfortable with all of that, but

the moment I enter into a subject that I don't know very well

there are a lot of vocabulary words that pose problems for me still

It's just... It's a process

I'm still really proud of my progress. I think that's very important for people who are learning another language

It's very important to want to be better and want to improve

but to still look behind you and look at the progress that you've made

So, how do I feel here in France...?

I love France. I love Paris, even

It's been one year

I've heard that after two or three years, you get completely tired of Paris, and

and it drives you crazy and all that

but right now...I can see the bad things -- and if you want to see a video about that

I'm happy to do it, because

Paris isn't always "the beautiful Paris" that everyone talks about

There are things that are seriously bad about Paris, and there are things that are really beautiful about Paris

But I'm a lot more used to life here and life in French

It's the first time that I've lived for a long time in a non-English-speaking country

I lived in the US for most of my life

I lived in England -- of course, English-speaking as well

I lived for just about three months in Spain, and it was really cool, but

it was just three months, you know

So, it wasn't for a long time. I didn't really get used to...

being there and being in a country that speaks Spanish

and now, after a year, I'm TOO used to it I think

because I was [just] in Spain

and I wanted to speak French with everyone there

One thing that's still a little "annoying", let's say

and I think it's something that'll continue to be annoying for a while

It's that, in English... I studied English, it was my major, I studied literature

Languages, communication -- it's really something that I love

and I'm a bit proud of my level of English, my native language

There's the ability to speak your language, but then there's also this level of really knowing your language

And that was my subject, that was what I studied at university

So, communication is something I love, and in French...

There are many situations where I really want to speak well

I don't just want to speak to be understood, but to speak WELL and to be impressive

So...

That's still not possible for me right now with French

It limits you a bit, so...it's a bit annoying for me sometimes

It's better, of course, than when I really didn't have any words, when my level was really low

but sometimes it's a bit more frustrating, perhaps

just because I know that I'm almost there. I'm almost there!

And I just can't manage to yet

But I know that it'll get there

In the future, I hope that I can speak really well. I want to be completely bilingual

and I think it's possible. It's really possible

I'm almost there, I know there's a lot of vocabulary that I'm lacking still

It's still that... And, because I never took classes and all that,

sometimes -- even though my level of Spanish isn't as good or as fluid as my French --

at times there are vocabulary words that I know in Spanish and that I can't manage to remember in French

And it's just because I didn't take classes

I really learned from speaking, from watching videos and all that

If you want, I can make a whole video on this subject

..... xD

Okay, I'm losing my French now. I think it's almost time to end this video

But if you want a video about that -- I've talked about how to learn a language and everything before, but

if you want something like that in French, perhaps, I can do that

I know that I have some work to do with French, always

It's going to be a very long road, I know

to be completely bilingual in a language... If you speak more than one language, you know this already

But it's something that I know I can do, and I really, really want to

It's something that's very possible, I know

And it's not JUST because I'm here that I want to be bilingual and that I want to speak French really well

but, also...it would be a bit less complicated if I spoke perfectly

to go to the grocery store or to be in the street and someone asks for directions

That's happened to me several times, actually

I'm going to end this video here because I have the impression that I'm talking and talking and talking

and I'm not really actually saying much

Thank you so much for watching this video until here, until the end

I hope that you enjoyed it. If you want to see more videos in French on this channel

with subtitles in English, of course, always

If I make a video in a different language on this channel, this English channel

I promise there will be subtitles in English as well

But if you want to see more videos in French, let me know in the comments

Let me know too if you have subjects that you want me to talk about, in videos in French or in English or what have you

I hope you liked this video, and I'll see you in another video very soon!

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Outdoor Mandala Drawing Challenge Week 2 - Duration: 5:06.

alright living life on the edge here hello and welcome to another mandala

challenge today's video challenge is all about flowers yay so I'm wearing my

flower pants sorry you did not deserve that yes the theme of this challenge is

flowers so for me I'm out hiking and there are tons of wildflowers insert

photos here purple red white look how cute these little white ones are yellow these

kind of look like they could use some water more purple oh look at these

beauties just getting you that super tight shot

so obviously this hike is taking me five times as long as any normal person

because I'm stopping to look at all of these wildflowers there's just so damn

pretty you guys can you just slow it down and you really look at what's

around you this world is incredible never seen these before hanging purple

ones I'm just finding cool shit everywhere look at this you don't get

this on every YouTube channel okay this is why you should subscribe this is some

straight-up planet Earth stuff right here this is flower perfection if that's

not inspiration I don't know what is yet another variety of purple got some green

and yellow I'm gonna be inspired by all these wild flowers and also use the

chakra mandala template so for those of you who have the ebook those are really

lotus flower inspired and so I'm gonna use that as my basic starting point and

then kind of see what happens flowers so you know what that means

a lot of pink

okay I found this really pretty spot back here can you see it I'm gonna sit

right there and draw my mandala I'll show you what's happening there's this

beautiful mountain and beautiful lakes and then there are my feet

all right so this is what I drew as my template and now I'm gonna start to

color it in this little guy has come to draw with us

so this mandala challenge is up for interpretation

the theme is flowers so if you can't get outside or it's winter you can do

whatever you feel inspired to do so that could be go out and buy yourself some

flowers and then have them around you while you draw it could mean going to a

little greenhouse or plant nursery if it's the winter there are lots of ways

to interpret this challenge and it doesn't mean to specifically have to go

out on a hike and use wildflowers as your inspiration but it's an idea and

that's what I'm doing so that's why I'm sharing it ouch my feet I'm barefoot right now

alright the finished mandala

it is very bright and flowery doesn't it look like you know I just picked it

right out of the ground it's kind of funky it's just super fun doesn't have

to be perfect you don't have to be a good drawer it's

not a big deal it's just a creative expression and a chance to really just

have a moment to yourself to pause to work through any stress or anxiety to

breathe so get out there draw your mandalas share them with me on Instagram

at amanda outside with the hashtag mandalas

are rad and subscribe subscribe I got so many more of these mandalas challenges

so follow along join the community say hello and I'll see you soon

hello hello I'm here again oh the plane

now I need to clean up my mess

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YAKITORI IN JAPAN by Sebastiano Serafini - Duration: 4:30.

Hi guys, I'm Sebastiano Serafini and welcome to another video of Sebastiano Serafini in Japan!

If you're new to this channel, don't forget to SUBSCRIBE!

leave a LIKE and share it if you liked this video and also if you don't like it!

Today I'm here to talk about one thing that I love about Japanese cuisine

the YAKITORI

Yakitori means literally "bird on a grill"

In these Yakitori restaurants you can find pieces of chicken meat and other parts of chicken meat,

and you can order some unique pieces that are composed by chicken.

for example there is the cartilage piece or the chicken skin.

Obviously different pieces will have a different price and also another taste.

Well, since I went out eating them I wanted to share this experience.

I took basically a picture of everything that I ate.

The one that I prefer is the Sasami (normal meat), because it has more proteins and less fat, and I also love the taste of the meat.

Yakitori can be served salted or in the Tare sauce.

I prefer them salted, the Tare sauce is too sweet

it's good, the thing is that I don't like sugar very much.

It's made with soya sauce, sakkè,

and then with Mirin (it's a sweet sakkè)

and then there is obviously sugar.

They dip them in the sauce.

The taste is like a contrast between grilled meat and sweet

a lot of people like that, I prefer salt

there are some places where they put curry powder,

and sometimes also with spicy sauce.

It depends where you go and which you like.

Anyway, there are a lot of Yakitori...

you can order the thigh (Momo)

the breast (Mune)

you can also take the (Nigima) it's basically chicken and onions

or the Torigawa that it's made with the chicken skin

then we have the Reba that I can't eat and I don't like it... it's the liver...

If you like the liver, write that in the comments below.

Beyond the chicken meat you can find chicken meatballs

or you can take the Piman, that's green pepper

then you can also find the Aspara Bacon, (Asparagus wrapped in Bacon)

and also the Bacon Cheese (Cheese wrapped in Bacon)

I like tham all, my favourite is Mune

if you come to Japan I recommend to try them.

I hope you liked this video.

If you want that I do more videos about restaurants, leave a comment

also if you want that I try something

See you tomorrow, always at 2pm (Italian Time).

enjoy!

Now we're going to eat Yakitori.

Good meat skewers,

thay also have Nabe

a lot of good things!

I love Yakitori, everything is chicken, that means a lot of proteins!

We have here a drink with Soda, Whiskey, Tomato and Orange,

I will try it, I already know that it will be disgusting...

So, now arrived the Otoshi,

the chicken already came, it's only cooked at the outside, so well, we will try it

let's do a Kanpai, with this cocktail! It will be disgusting, I already feel it...!

at 2pm comes out the japanese school video that you asked

Today I already made 10 videos!

I don't know if they're good, but I had fun in doing them.

Look at the row chicken, it's a speciality here.

It's chicken sushi!

Here we have the "Kushi Katsu"

My friend here loves this!^^

then we have here some pork skewers, but I'm waiting for the chicken ones!

I ate a lot, I remind you that the finished skewers you need to put them here

look, you can also charge your phone!

As second thing we ordered this Nabe

the pot already came and we can put that on the gas.

we cook Nabe

I can't wait to eat it!!!!

delicious!

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2017 Average Car Payment Invested (How Auto Loans Prevent You From Wealth) - Duration: 10:30.

so what would happen if you took that car payment you might be making right

now and instead invested it every single month today we're gonna be talking about

how much wealth you could actually build for you and your family just by

investing the average American car payment every single month after you've

watched this video it might blow your mind how much money your car payment and

your car is actually costing you that's coming up right now

what's up guys it's Mike and chipper I am so glad to see all of you

once again how is your week bin new to this channel I just want to say welcome

highly consider subscribing because every single week on this channel I make

new videos that are gonna help you with your finances investments taxes and

things that are gonna help you in your career and your everyday life are you

guys loving this fall weather I am totally loving on fall weather here

where I live in California fall is like basically the only time of the year

where the temperatures dropped from the 90s down into the lower 60s and even the

lower 70s so the temperature is actually enjoyable

now so that's why fall is my favorite time of the year another favorite part

of fall is actually the pumpkin the pumpkin painting actually made this guy

at work not too long ago and I actually put a play boat on him sorry I just had

to share this pumpkin with you it kind of looks like me after a week of tax

season okay guys let's get this started back in a previous video I talked about

how in 2016 it was the first time in history that the average car loan

reached this the $30,000 mark and the average car payment back in 2016

reached the 500 the 500 and $30 a month range now beyond that you know typically

in the past car loans would only last or be financed for three to five years

starting in 2016 car loans can now be financed up to

eighty four months and the average American is taking between six to seven

years to pay off their vehicle so what does this all mean for you guys even

right now at this point in time as we were getting close to the end of 2017 we

are now our generation is paying more for their car than any generation before

them vehicles are more expensive than ever and people are paying more and more

interest on their vehicles so why does this all even matter to you and me well

the reason that matters is because if we're trying to get ahead financially

and we're trying to reach our financial goals a car is one of the most expensive

things we can purchase and it can do major major damage not only to our

current finances but to our future of finances as well so now please join me

as we take a step into the shoes the average American and what are we

gonna do as the average American we're gonna go get a car and the car we're

gonna get it's going to be a thirty thousand dollar car and let's pretend we

don't put any money down so we have a thirty thousand dollar car loan now we

finance the whole darn thing and let's just pretend our payment is five hundred

and ten dollars per month which falls in the national average range okay now I'm

really going to show you some examples of how much money you could generate if

you were instead not buying a car but investing this money we're gonna look at

two examples because I want to give you guys two different perspectives are

different ways to look at this in our first example what we're gonna do is

we're going to pretend we took all that thirty thousand dollars and just

invested it and we didn't invest any more after that we just invested that

money and then we let it sit we let it the interest compound on it over thirty

years chippers show them the numbers okay guys

like I was saying in this first example we've invested the thirty thousand

dollars and we're never investing again now through the power of compounding

interest we're gonna let this money grow as you guys can see if we invest $3,000

and even if we just get a measly 4% average annual rate of return this money

is gonna grow into a hundred thousand dollars after 30 years so we could have

purchased that vehicle three times now if we go look at what the average stock

market return would be which is ranging between six and eight percent if you got

six percent the money would grow to a one hundred and eighty thousand if you

got eight percent your money would grow to three hundred and twenty eight

thousand dollars if you guys are really good investors and you could knock out a

12% return every year then that thirty thousand dollars that she would have

spitting it into a car would have grown into a million dollars after 30 years

all right guys in the second and final example we're gonna look on-screen if

what would happen if we invested five hundred and ten dollars a month every

single year for 30 years and we got various annual average rates of return

and we can see what that's good money is gonna grow to right now chipper show

them the information okay guys assuming we invested five hundred ten dollars a

month for 30 years if we got a 4% rate of return the money

would grow to roughly three hundred and fifty five thousand dollars five percent

rate of return the money would grow to four hundred twenty six thousand dollars

if we got the seven or eight percent average annual rate of return to the

stock market the money would grow to six - anywhere from six hundred thousand to

seven hundred and sixty-five thousand dollars and if we were a decent investor

beating the averages if we could get a ten or twelve percent rate of return on

that money our money would grow anywhere from a million to 1.8 million dollars

after 30 years

whoa those are some interesting numbers if he asked me now my question for you

guys is what would you rather have now that you know this information would you

rather have a $30,000 car or would you rather have the chance to someday have

hundreds of thousands or even up to a million dollars or more someday the

choice is up to you most Americans are choosing the vehicle

over a million dollars but they don't even realize it they don't even realize

that there's so much lost opportunity cost and the reason they don't think

about it and that's really what this video is truly about is that just to get

us to think about it a little bit more think about hey you know can I buy a

cheaper vehicle well a cheaper vehicle get me the same result in Austin at will

there's a lot of options out there you don't have to go buy a brand new car

look for used cars I mean I'm going to show you right now why the Ford Windstar

is my wife and I secret weapon take a look I hope you all can see this right

now I'm filming in my garage with my iPhone this is my wife and I secret

weapon are one of our secret weapons in terms of how we're able to save and

invest so much every month what you're looking at is a 95 ford windstar van

this car has no payment on it it's completely paid off as you can expect

based on its age this is what I drive to work every day I just drive it to

working back and I'm gonna try to keep this car as long as possible because it

allows us to save and invest so much of our money every single month and of

course I get made fun of for driving this a car that's so old I cuz I have

the oldest car and parking lot now where I work and so I get made fun of but

really for the financial security we have they can make fun of me all day

long bottom line guys is it's so easy to get

a car there every single month I get multiple offers for auto loans every at

least two or three every single month to go purchase the new vehicle but you

don't have to delay gratification it can really build you know if you delay large

expenditures like this but instead invest the money you can truly someday

have financial freedom it's not that hard but you cannot be like the average

American we just can't if we want to achieve those kind of results you have

to think differently you and I have to think differently about how that

money impacts s now what the reason I think so many people struggle with the

idea of opportunity costs is because it's invisible until you actually

calculate what the numbers could be it's completely invisible it's not seen in

the real world you actually have to take time and sit down and look on paper what

that money would compound to over time at various rates of return I don't know

about you guys but what I found to be true in life is that often the person

with a nice car is usually broke whereas the person with an older car is usually

the person with money and I hope that you can see when I showed you that video

of that Ford Windstar I thought I truly do practice what I preach on this

channel I well I want to walk the walk and talk the talk I don't want to give

you guys fake information or fake advice there's too much of it out there and I'm

sick of seeing that I want to give you legitimate information of things I'm

doing so that you can do them too if you want to you don't have to listen to a

thing I say well I just encourage you to think a little bit more about these

large purchases and how they might impact your finances down the road if

you want to reach your financial goals if you want to get ahead financially and

for the rest of your life and set yourself up well this is one of the best

ways to do it is don't take out a lot of vehicle debt find the cheapest car you

can find and invest that money strategically plan your finances and run

it like a business and someday you too can have financial freedom

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the video just drop them in the comment section down below and I will make sure

to get back to you alright guys I just want to say thank you so much for your

support I love you guys thank you for taking time out of your day to watch

this video I will see you guys next week but until then I hope you guys have a

great week enjoy this awesome fall weather we're having and peace

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[2x62] Sharon tries to comfort Ámbar / Tranlation - Duration: 3:20.

Luna took everything

She took Matteo

She took the most important place, the rink in the Roller

and now

what was missing

She is Sol Benson

She is Sol Benson?

No

I won't permit that

The only heiress of the Benson family are you

This is your house

Your fortune

Pay atention to your dreams, your future

Everything if Luna finds out the truth

She won't win

I won't permit that she gets everything that belongs to me

You have to think about your next step

and you have to do it Ámbar, you have to do it fast

Simón

Simón is almost yours

That's good. That's a good start

That's a good way to hit Luna where it hurts

Are you okay Ámbar?

No don't ask how I am

Don't think I'm not concerned about how you're doing

You're my priority

You always were

I only want the best for you

You have to be strong Ámbar

You're not allowed to make mistakes at the moment

We have to hold together today more than ever

How did you feel when you found out Luna is your niece?

What do you mean?

and Luna is Lilys daughter

Lily is your sister

and Alfredo's biological granddaughter so

she is your family

My sister, Bernie, my father

They never

They never understood me

My only family

My real family... is here

in front of my eyes

You're everything I have Ámbar

We have to hold together to give ourselves strength

We can't permit that anyone takes what belongs to us

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12 of the World's Strangest Natural Wonders

The Eye of the Sahara, Mauritania.

This 25-mile-wide depression is reminiscent of a bulls-eye from the air.

Its located in the middle of a flat and featureless area of Mauritanian desert.

It was formed by wind erosion over the course of millions of years.

The wind eroded various layers of sediment, quartzite and other rocks to give the Eye its appearance. .

 Socotra Archipelago, Yemen.

The Socotra Archipelago has been isolated almost completely without interruption for millions of years, which has resulted in some bizarre instances of evolution.

It is home to trees that ooze blood-red sap (pictured above), as well as others that are shaped like bottles.

In addition, there are 180 bird and 700 plant and fauna species that arent found anywhere else on earth. .

 Spotted Lake, British Columbia.

This lake emerges during the summer when most of its water evaporates, leaving behind large concentrations of salt, titanium, calcium, sulfates, and other minerals that form a polka-dot pattern on the surface.

In addition, the polka dots appear in different shades of green, yellow and brown circles.

The lake is a sacred site to the First Nations of the Okanagan Valley.

 Moeraki Boulders, New Zealand.

Although they appear to be have been put there by giants, these enormous spherical structures are made up of masses of compacted sediment that was formed underground more than 50 million years ago.

The eroding sand around them eventually led them to appear on the surface.

They measure several feet across. .    .

 Silfra Rift, Iceland.

This wondrous place allows you to swim and dive in a gigantic crack that represents the boundaries between two tectonic plates.

The water is so clear in this location that divers report underwater visibility of up to 1,000 feet.

It comes from melting glacial ice that takes over a century to reach the rift. .

 The Cave of the Crystals, Mexico.

  More than 1,000 feet underground in a working lead and silver mine, giant crystals of gypsum crisscross a cave, sprouting out at all angles.

This cave was only discovered in 2000, and has to be navigated carefully, because temperatures can reach 150 degrees Fahrenheit.

Thats not to mention near 100% levels of humidity.

Some of the crystals are four feet wide and 50 feet in length. .

 Waitomo Glowworm Caves, New Zealand.

Bioluminescence is the ability of living organisms to illuminate themselves in the darkness.

Its actually possible to take a ride through the cave system that these famous glowworms live in.

As your eyes adjust to the darkness, they collectively begin to look like a turquoise starscape.

 Chocolate Hills, The Philippines.

On Bohol Island, there are some 2,000 symmetrically shaped hills that, on occasion, rise 400 feet above the surrounding farmland.

The Chocolate Hills are actually made out of limestone, and are covered in grass.

Its pretty obvious to see why theyre called the Chocolate Hills, isnt it? .

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 Asbyrgi Canyon, Iceland.

Legend has it that this canyon was formed by the hoof of a Norse gods horse touching the ground, but a much more plausible explanation is that it was formed by glacial flooding between 3,000 and 10,000 years ago.

The canyon is two miles long and half a mile wide, and is surrounded by cliffs that are more than 300 feet high. .

 Sahara el Beyda, Egypt.

As you can imagine, the Sahara Desert isnt the most varied landscape in the world, but there are curious stone pillars that rise above the deserts sand in certain places.

At Sahara el Beyda, you can see the sharper, whiter layers of sedimentary rocks peering through. .

Lake Retba, Senegal.

A particular kind of algae called Dunaliella Salina is the reason for this unusual lakes pinkish-red color.

It also has extremely high salt content, which allows the algae to thrive and swimmers to float on its surface effortlessly.

 Ice Towers of Mount Erebus, Antarctica.

Mount Erebus is the worlds most southerly active volcano.

Due to Antarctica being so cold, escaping volcanic gas passes through caves and freezes, with some of it forming into chimney towers that can stand more than 60 feet high.