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But I want to take you to the book of Mark chapter 10, just real quick, and

verse six, it says this, it says, "But God made them male and female from the

beginning of creation. This explains why a man leaves his father and mother and

is joined to his wife." This is what I love. "And the two are united into one,

since they are no longer two but one." Now verse nine is the part I want you

to catch. This is what I'm gonna preach, verse nine, because verse 9 says this, "Let

no one split apart what God has joined together." You know you can split a lot of

things. You can split dessert, which I don't like doing that, but you can. You

can split a bill, right? You can split a sandwich. You can split a

lot of things, and there's no repercussions to it. But there's a few

things that, if you split it, there are significant ramifications to splitting

it. But one of the things that has significant ramifications of splitting

it, is the smallest thing known to man. You know what an atom is? An atom is the

smallest thing that mankind is aware of. It's - it's - they call it the building

blocks of matter. That everything around you, your skin, the chair you're sitting

in, the carpet, the walls, this universe is made up of atoms. They say that one atom

is ten million times smaller than the width of a hair. That's how small an atom

is. But, if you split an atom, it causes one of the most significant, largest

explosions, and not only the largest, but the hottest known temperature ever to

occur is when an atom is split. They say that when an atom is split it reaches

temperatures of a hundred and fifty million degrees, which is ten times

hotter than the core of the temperature of the Sun. So, a seemingly insignificant

thing, when it's split causes a catastrophic explosion. And, really, if you

get down to the science of an atom, you'll learn that when an atom is split

what causes the explosion is that the atom splits and starts to bump into other

atoms. And the nuclei of other atoms are split, and before you know it, they say,

that a chain reaction sets off, and a seemingly tiny minute thing is split

into two, causes one of the greatest explosions. And it's similar to

marriage. That, you know, we think that "Well it's just my marriage. It's not

that big of a deal, if we were to split, if something was to go wrong." But what we

must understand is that like an atom, when our marriages, or when our

relationships, split it causes a chain reaction for the things around us to

begin to split as well. And before you know it, you're splitting the finances,

and you're splitting time with the kids, and you're splitting holidays, and

everything around you becomes impacted by the thing - that tiny little thing - that

Scripture tells us, "What God put together as one, let no man ever split it apart."

Why? Because he knew the power of marriage and the impact that your

marriage can have. Not just on you, but on everybody around you. It has - it has a

great - a great significant impact.

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Welcome to another Mathologer video. Today I'd like to invite you to chase down a

particularly crazy mathematical rabbit hole. It starts out with some curious

properties of the golden ratio Phi and the Fibonacci sequence and it will culminate

in some crazy facts about some mutant relatives the tribonacci constant

and the tribonacci sequence and some really, really really strange rabbits.

By the way, this is Marty giggling in the background, you remember him from last

time I hope. Anyway just a reminder, the Fibonacci sequence

starts with two 1s and then every other Fibonacci number is the sum of the

previous two Fibonacci numbers. So 1 plus 1 is 2, 1 plus 2 is 3, 2 plus 3 is 5, and

so on. The tribonacci sequence starts just like the Fibonacci sequence with

1, 1, 2 but then every tribonacci number is the sum of the previous three. So the next

number is 1 plus 1 plus 2 is 4, and then 1 plus 2 plus 4 is 7, and so on. As far as

I know, the first connection between the Fibonacci sequence and the golden ratio

was discovered by the famous mathematician and astronomer Johannes

Kepler. He observed that the ratios of consecutive Fibonacci numbers converge

to phi. So this sequence of ratios here converges to the golden ratio.

Similarly the ratios of consecutive tribonacci numbers converge to the

tribonacci constant. Wonderful isn't it? Now just imagine being the first to discover

these facts :) Now what if your life depends on figuring out the 1000s

tribonacci number. Well, we have the first 9 tribonacci numbers listed and by

adding the 7th, 8th and 9th we get the 10th,

by adding the 8th, 9th and 10th we get the 11th. So if we keep going we'll eventually get

to the 1000 tribonacci number. But going this way may be too slow to stop

the sword of the executioner. Luckily there's this absolutely

mind-bending formula which skips all the adding involved in building the

tribonacci sequence and straightaway gives us the 1000s tribonacci number.

Whoa, and there's the tribonacci constant

right at its core. (Marty) I'm not sure that this will be quick enough to stop the executioner. (Mathologer) Let's just hope it will. So the two square brackets encasing

everything indicate that the 1000th tribonacci number is the crazy number

inside these brackets, rounded to the nearest integer. If you're interested in

a general formula just replace 1000 by n.

For example, choosing n within easy reach like 20, the number in the square

brackets pans out to be this guy here. Then rounding gives us

66012. Have you ever seen a weird formula as this. I was definitely

very impressed the first time I saw it. You too right Marty? (Marty) Oh absolutely. (Mathologer) Yeah really crazy one.

So, anyway my mission today is to explain this formula and a corresponding very

famous formula that plucks the nth Fibonacci number out of thin air. I would

look at this one here. Also pretty neat, right? But not only that, what I'd like to

do is to give you a taste of how someone might actually discover a formula like

this. So I'd like to take you on a fairly complete journey of discovery that takes

us from playing with some numbers and noticing something remarkable to an

educated guess for this Fibonacci formula, then to its proof and finally to

our monstrous tribonacci counterpart of the Fibonacci formula. I'll

finish off by talking about a few neat tribonacci counterparts to some famous

occurrences of the Fibonacci numbers and the golden ratio in geometry and in

nature. Okay, so here we go, let's play a little bit with the golden

ratio phi. In decimals this number starts out like this.

When we square this number something interesting happens. Wait for it, cute

isn't it. The only thing this has changed is that

the 1 in front has turned into a 2. So squaring phi gives something

interesting and that suggests to someone like me or Marty to also look at higher

powers. Here are the first few. Hmm, pretty messy at first glance but if we

have a closer look we discover some really nice Fibonacci action. Here, as

can see, the two yellow numbers seem to add up to the red one. The same is the

case here and here and it sure looks like this will be true forever and ever

after. And so the sequence of numbers seems to grow exactly like the Fibonacci

sequence except that its two seed numbers at the beginning are phi and phi

squared instead of 1 and 1. But there are more miracles hiding in the sequence

of powers of phi. if you look further down the list, scroll down and down and

down and down there you actually notice that these powers get closer and closer

to integers. Pretty neat isn't it. So just write down the integers closest to our

powers, let's do it, and we get what? As you can see, in the green these integer

actually start out forming another Fibonacci-like sequence but this time of

integers. There in the green, right on top 3 plus 4 is 7,

4 plus 7 is 11, and so on. Just there at the very top things don't work out, right?

2 plus 3 is 5 and not 4. To make things work out even there we, well,

cheat a little bit. We just replace the 2 by a 1. Okay 1 plus 3 is 4, fixed :) (Marty) Are you allowed to do that?

(Mathologer) Who's gonna stop me :) Anyway the sequence of numbers that starts out like this

actually has a name it's the Lucas sequence or the Lucas numbers named

after the mathematician François Édouard Anatole Lucas (pronounced Luca) (Marty) So they are the LUCA numbers. (Mathologer) Yeah, actually they are the LUCA numbers.

but everybody seems to call them the LUCAS numbers. Anyway

I'll try to call him the Luca numbers. In a way the sequence is the closest and

most important relative of the Fibonacci sequence and just like the Fibonacci

sequence you often find this sequence in nature. I already talked about this

connection in another video. I'll leave a link in the description, so check it out.

Anyway all this number play suggest that if you are interested in the Lucas

numbers (Marty) Luka!!! (Mathologer) Okay, it's gonna be bad, you don't have to go 1 plus 3 is 4, 3 plus 4 is 7,

18 times. What you do is simply compute phi to the power of 20 which is this

guy here and round to the next integer which is

15,127 and this is actually correct and turns out to be true in general.

Really neat isn't it? We can write this as a formula there we go.

The nth Lucas number is phi to the power of n rounded to the nearest

integer. Well, remember, we cheated a little bit and n has got to be greater

than 1 but that's the only exception. The similarly wonderful formula for

the nth Fibonacci number that I mentioned earlier is hiding just around

the corner. To uncover it let's have a look at the Fibonacci and Lucas sequence

side by side. So we've got the Fiibonacci numbers on the left and the Lucas numbers

on the right. Have a look at this: 1 plus 4 is 5, divided by 5 is 1, 3 plus 7 is 10,

divided by 5 is 2, 4 plus 11 is 15 divided by 5 is 3, and it's actually

quite easy to see that this will always be true. (Marty) And it's easy to prove? (Mathologer)

It's very easy to prove, even you can do it :) In other words, the nth Fibonacci number

can be calculated by adding the n minus first Lucas number and n plus first

Lucas number and then divide the sum by 5. But now we have this nifty power

formula for the Lucas numbers and so abracadabra ... yeah, now things in the

brackets get closer and closer to integers, right? Now what this means is

that from some point on we can put both the powers into one pair of brackets.

Let's just do that and then with a bit more arithmetic we can turn this formula

into the one that I raved on about earlier. That formula just included phi to

the power of n, so let's isolate this power. First here and then one more time

here. Take out the nth power and using that the exact value of phi is this guy

here the green bit turns out to be equal to root 5. Okay our goal is in sight so

let's just pull the 5 inside the brackets and now, without worrying too

much about what can possibly go wrong here, one final simplification

and that's the formula we are after, very nice! (Marty) And have we cheated?

(Mathologer) Not to worry, we will get to this. So let's see how well this works. So here are the powers

of the golden ratio again. Let's divide them by root 5 and calculate the nearest

integers and spot on from the very beginning!

Works even better than for the Lucas numbers. Alright, now our counterpart

for this formula for the tribonacci numbers looks like this where c is also

a constant just like root 5. One thing that follows very easily from

these formulas is Kepler's discovery about those Fibonacci fractions converging

to the golden ratio and the corresponding property of the tribonacci

sequence. Maybe have a good putting together a proof for the Fibonacci

convergence. So that may be your first homework. So some people here can

definitely do this, so do this in the comments. But of course all our nice

results were just based on our calculator experiments at the beginning.

We still don't have any bulletproof proof that the powers of phi really behave

in this super nice way. Turns out the reasons are even more

amazing than the facts themselves. So let's have a closer look and for that let's

start at the beginning. What is phi? Well there are a couple of different

definitions but maybe the most popular one is based on golden rectangles. A

rectangle is a golden rectangle if when you extendeding it by a square like this

results in a larger similar rectangle. So by just rotating the original rectangle

90 degrees and scaling up you can get the large rectangle. Now phi is just the

common aspect ratio of all golden rectangles. To calculate this aspect

ratio we start with a special rectangle whose long side is phi units and whose short

side is 1 unit. So the aspect ratio of this rectangle is phi over 1 so that makes

it into a golden rectangle. Now extend to a large rectangle using a square. Its

aspect ratio is the length of its long side which is phi+1

divided by the length of its short side which is phi.

Since both rectangles are golden these aspect ratios are equal. Multiplying the

equation on both sides by phi gives a quadratic equation. This equation

instantly explains our strange squaring property from the very beginning. Why?

Because what this equation says is that you get the square of phi by just adding

1 to phi. Nice isn't it and to figure out what phi is we simply have to solve this

quadratic equation here. Now you've all been tortured to death with quadratic

equations in school, right? (Marty) I like quadratic equations. (Mathologer) Okay I like them too. Anyway, quadratic

formula, crank the handle and you get two solutions, right? Which of these is the

golden ratio? Well one solution is positive the other is negative and since

aspect ratios are positive phi has got to be this guy there at the top, that one.

And usually what people do at this point is to discard the poor second

solution as useless. Poor second solution :) Which turns out to be a serious

mistake as we'll see in a minute. For the moment just remember that there is this

second solution. Okay now somehow the powers of phi seems to

be a bit of a gold mine. So let's have a closer look at them. To get phi cubed, for

example, I'll just multiply this equation here by phi. Alright, now you can spot

these two phi squared's here and what this means is that I can replace the second

phi squared by phi plus 1. Let's do that. Simplify, all right. Multiply the

second equation by phi again and you get the fourth power. Two phi squared's again.

So we replace the second one by phi + 1 again, alright. Simplify, and

you can keep on going like this obviously. And so with those coefficients

on the right we're definitely getting into Fibonacci territory and we can

easily prove a general formula. And just to read it off let's have a look at the

last one here the exponent here is 6 and 8 is the sixth Fibonacci number

and five is the fifth Fibonacci number and so in general we get

what? Well, the nth power of phi is equal to the nth Fibonacci number times phi

plus the n-1st Fibonacci number, very pretty too.

Now, remember, we are after a formula for the nth Fibonacci number so this looks

very promising. But sadly it's not quite good enough. Why? Because we cannot

straightaway solve for the Fs, right? And that's where the second solution that I

asked you not to forget comes in. The equation up there is a direct

consequence of that very first identity for phi, this one here. Now, for that

second solutio,n let's call it phi red, exactly the same identity holds, right? So

what this means is that the second equation is also true for phi red and

instead of just phi. Now this conclusion is really important so make sure you

really really understand it. Okay so at this point we've actually got these two

equations to work with. Now we just subtract the second equation from the

first and that gets rid of one of the Fs right? There gone and now we just

solve for F and that gives us an exact formula for the nth Fibonacci number. The

denominator there again pans out to be root 5 and here's the formula in all its

glory. Whoa I still remember that seeing this one twenty or

thirty years ago and I've never been able to forget it, neither the proof. So

it's really really pretty. This formula is called Binet's formula after a French

mathematician Jacques Philippe Marie Binet

although it was already known one century earlier to Abraham de Moivre which

is one of those sad stories... When you think about this formula it's

really quite amazing that you see all these irrational numbers that this

formula is crawling with combining into integers for those infinitely many

possible values of n. But it gets better. Remember that phi red is equal to

-0.618... Since the absolute value of this number is

less than 1 its powers converge to zero. Let's have a

look. So two, four, six. This shows that the contribution of phi red to this formula

diminishes quickly and actually explains why the nth Fibonacci number is the

closest integer to the nth power of phi divided by a root five. You can just

forget about this contribution. Wonderful isn't it? (Marty) Wonderful. (Marty) Very good.

In fact with what I've just shown you it's also very easy to prove all those

other facts that I mentioned at the beginning. First that the nth Lucas

number is the integer closest to the nth power of phi. Then that two consecutive

powers of phi add up to the next power and so on. Now, if you know how to prove

these facts or maybe if you are aware of some of the other closely related facts

that I did not get around to discussing let us know in the comments okay,

concerted effort and we will have phi covered completely by the end of this. Now just

in case you're wondering, no I did not forget about the tribonacci numbers they

are up next and now it's all pretty easy. Just like phi is one of the two zeros of

this quadratic equation here the tribonacci constant is one of the three

solutions of this closely related cubic equation. Now manipulating the quadratic

equations first got us to this and then, by dragging in the extra solution phi

red we got Binet's formula. Now if we do the same with the cubic equation and

its three solutions we get this amazing formula for the nth tribonacci number,

an exact solution. So those extra solutions of the cubic equation t green

and t yellow are actually proper complex numbers so there is i in there and irrational

numbers, really a mess but anyway. And so this precise formula with all those

complex in irrational numbers arranging themselves into the tribonacci numbers

for all n is really a little miracle. Well it's a bigger miracle than the one

before. In any case, just like our red phi, t green and t yellow have absolute

values less than 1 which then also means that their contributions to this

equation die out quickly for larger n and this gives the crazy formula that I

promised you at the beginning that one here. Well, here again in its irrational glory,

really crazy. Okay I'll take a bow here, it's just too good. As you all know the golden

ratio and the Fibonacci numbers make numerous appearances in geometry and

nature. Some of these appearances have

surprising counterparts for the tribonacci numbers and the tribonacci

sequence. For example, the icosahedron can be constructed by sticking three golden

rectangles together at right angles and therefore is full of golden ratios, have

a look. A bit of an animation here, three golden rectangles there, filled in with

triangles that's an icosahedron, very nice. Now it's only been discovered

fairly recently that the so-called snub cube, one of the Archimedean solids and a

close relative of the icosahedron is full of tribonacci constants. Now many

of you will not be familiar with the snub cube so here's an animation which

shows how an ordinary cube can be transformed into a snub cube. Basically

the cube explodes and as its faces are flying apart they are rotating a little

bit until the gaps between them are of just the right size and shape to be

filled with bands of equilateral triangles very pretty right. Now there

are lots of tribonacci constants present in all sorts of distance ratios

and other statistics connected with the snub cube. However, in many ways, the

nicest tribonacci constant fact about the snub cube is that exactly half of

the permutations of these tribonacci filled coordinates over there are the

coordinates of the corners of a snub cube. The other half of the

coordinates well they describe the corners of the mirror image of our snub

cube. To me the way this video panned out is very reminiscent of Alice's trip down

the rabbit hole. Just like Alice notices that strange rabbit in a waistcoat, we

stumble across this curious squaring property of phi and then, before we know

it, we're tumbling head over heels into a mathematical wonderland.

Now speaking of rabbits, of course there are those immortal rabbits that were

first conjured up by Leonardo Fibonacci in the 13th century whose

population growth is captured by the Fibonacci sequence. You probably all know

this right but anyway: a pair of these bunnies that gets born does not have any

offspring while growing up fo a month but then has one pair of baby bunny

babies every month. Starting with one pair the Fibonacci sequence tells you

how many pairs there are month after month. You are all familiar with this,

right? So the final task for you is to follow in Leonardo's footsteps and

engineer an ideal mathematical tribonacci rabbit population whose population

growth is captured by the tribonacci sequence. And that's it for today. As

usual, let me know how my explanations worked for you and discuss any problems or

thoughts you might have in the comments.

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Esencia // Arista Ilona // Empowered Mother | mitú - Duration: 4:15.

- Of course, the pregnancy was unplanned.

I didn't plan that.

And then, didn't get my dream birth,

and then had to face going under the knife

and getting a C-section, getting the epidural.

I just felt like it was my rebirth.

Everyone prepares you for before the birth,

but what about after?

Hi, my name is Arista Ilona Spiess,

and Empowered Mother is

the title of all my workshops and retreats that I do.

So, it's a part of divine modern motherhood,

which serves to empower other mothers

to really help them handle the emotional tides

that they go through, especially in postpartum.

Becoming a mother has reconnected me to my roots.

My mother is Puerto Rican, Costa Rican,

and my father is Mexican, German, Spaniard,

and Yaqui Indian.

I grew up with a single mother.

My Costa Rican grandmother from my mother's side

is who raised me.

I grew up mainly with her

around her culture, her food, her beliefs.

She was so into like, the wellness part,

making sure that she would always have home cooked meals.

She was such a creative woman

and really helped people.

She did a lot of cleansings for people,

and that's what I was surrounded by.

I didn't really appreciate then, I didn't know what it was.

And, looking back at it now as I move forward

in empowering other mothers and women,

I see the value.

How she used nature to really help others,

and she tapped into her own intuition.

The power of prayer was something that I was taught

at a really young age.

And, I've used it more so now, than ever before.

My grandmother was 72 years old when she passed away,

and I was 15.

And, I fell into a slight depression.

I had to redefine everything that I was

and find myself again.

Becoming pregnant is what really sparked this idea,

because I never thought that I would be a mother.

And, I had these limiting beliefs and ideas around,

you know, can I do it?

And, how am I gonna grow a human in my body?

Like, this is crazy.

I knew that I had to go through with it for my own growth.

It was just that inner knowing.

It was really that moment of, wow, I'm gonna be a mother.

What do I want to teach her?

What are the things that I can show her from her roots

and her culture?

I began to tap into my spirituality after I had my daughter.

Because, my birth was traumatic.

I wanted a dream home birth,

to have a midwife and a doula.

Just really be in that space of honoring myself,

trusting that my body can birth a child.

But, it didn't happen that way.

And, after 72 hours of being in labor and being at home,

and really trying and trying,

I remember the midwife looking at me and saying,

"We have to go now to the hospital."

Here I was getting hit with so many fears

and all of my expectations being washed away.

Of course, the pregnancy was unplanned.

I didn't plan that.

And then, didn't get my dream birth

and then had to face going under the knife

and getting a C-section, getting the epidural.

I just felt like it was my rebirth.

I remember thinking,

"I can't be the only mom

"who has gone through these kind of feelings.",

especially in postpartum.

When I was crying out of nowhere,

I felt really alone.

Everyone prepares you for before the birth,

but what about after?

Those first three to four months

are such a sacred time for the mother.

It's a beautiful gift but it's also like a mourning,

because you're not gonna be that woman anymore.

As much as it was painful, there was beauty in it.

I am so passionate to inspire other women

to come up with their own rituals.

Find something that really speaks to your soul.

Because, that's what's going to

really, really be supportive

for where you're at in your life.

You're just giving back to you,

it's more of that self-love mentality.

Motherhood doesn't mean perfection,

it's about transformation.

Who do I want to embody now as a mother?

How do I want to move forward?

What is the kind of energy that I want to bring?

And, what do I want her to learn from me?

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Hey, Wisecrack.

Jared, here.

Today, we're breaking down everyone's favorite insomniac, his soap-salesman BFF,

and their super, super secret underground club for dudes who like to beat each other

senseless.

That's right, we're talking bout the thing you're not supposed to talk about.

For most, Fight Club is about chiseled men who like to knock each other's teeth out

and destroy private property to escape the monotony of consumer culture.

But there's something about Fight Club we often overlook.

Is Tyler Durden really the suave savior we thought he was?

Welcome to this Wisecrack Edition on The Philosophy of Fight Club.

And as always, spoilers ahead.

Fight Club begins with our nameless protagonist slash narrator as he tries to beat insomnia

and complete his life one Ikea shelf at a time.

"Uh, yeah.

I'd like to order the Erika Pekkari dust ruffles."

His doctor suggests he see real pain at a testicular cancer support group, and our Narrator

finally finds the key to sleep: crying his eyes out.

But, another faker, Marla Singer, ruins it, flaunting her lack of balls to our, now again,

sleepless narrator.

"Testicular cancer should be no contest, I think.

Right?"

"Well, technically I have more of a right to be there than you.

You still have your balls."

All that gets put on hold when our narrator's apartment blows up, destroying his perfectly

manicured lifestyle, and forcing him to live with one Tyler Durden.

He and Tyler share some drinks, go on wild and zany adventures, and convince lots of

people to beat the sh*t out of each other.

Also, domestic terrorism.

But we'll get to that.

The most overt theme in Fight Club is the drudgery of consumer capitalism.

Our narrator lives a 'tiny life' of tedium, working a job he hates.

Throughout the film, he looks half-asleep, staring absent-mindedly into space, unable

to feel anything.

At one point, the narrator tells us, "When you have insomnia, you're never really asleep,

and you're never really awake," as he watches an infomercial, suggesting that he's not

only half-conscious because of insomnia, but also consumerism.

But more importantly, Fight Club shows a world of what sociologists call 'rationalization.'

Rationalization, in this sense, isn't quite "using rationality" in the way you might

think, but "using a certain kind of rationality to organize society."

Essentially, rationalization favors efficiency over tradition, custom, or individual desires.

So, instead of getting your pies made with love made from the nice baker down the street,

you get them from a factory, where they're made on a cold, dead assembly line.

Modern social life is pretty much dominated by rationalization; it's organized to accommodate

large numbers of people in the most efficient way possible.

Everything in the narrator's life is designed for a specific purpose, mass produced, and

unrelentingly predictable — down to his boss' tie.

"It must've been Tuesday.

He was wearing his cornflower-blue tie."

He even calls his own home a "condo on the 15th floor of a filing cabinet for widows

and young professionals," describing his existence as nothing more than an efficient

way to store and organize things.

Fight Club shows us that efficiency has its downsides, especially in a world where "efficient"

means "efficiently consuming to the point where, as Tyler Durden says "The things

you own, end up owning you."

The narrator describes everything as being a "copy of a copy of a copy."

Consumer products, and consumers, are indistinguishable from each other.

To drive the point home, director David Fincher even put a Starbucks cup in almost every scene

of the film.

For philosophers Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer, this trend of indistinguishable commodities

is a direct result of rationalization.

According to them, everything we're sold comes from a standardized 'menu' of constructs,

all designed to be as cost-effective as possible while promoting fake differences.

Consider the duvet, which may or may not be different than a comforter, I don't know

— I tried to read about it, gave up.

"Do you know what a duvet is?"

"A comforter..."

"It's a blanket.

Just a blanket.

Now, why do guys like you and I know what a duvet is?

Is this essential to our survival, in the hunter-gatherer sense of the word?

No.

What are we, then?"

"...Consumers?"

"Right!"

Some good marketing might make the things we buy seem different from each other, but

in reality they're all pretty much the same - copies of copies of copies.

This commodification of all things makes life pretty dull.

And also kind of fascist.

For Adorno and Horkheimer, and for the characters in Fight Club, living in a rationalized world

can have a dehumanizing effect, turning everyone into lonely, alienated drones at the behest

of consumer capitalism — living life just following orders, if you will.

Flown around the country on business trips, the narrator describes the isolation that

comes with a 'single-serving' lifestyle.

Everything is small and disposable.

Even the people he meets.

"The people I meet on each flight -- they're single-serving friends.

Between take-off and landing, we have our time together, and that's all we get."

After getting in a car accident, he muses about the dehumanizing effect of his own work,

"I'd never had been in a car accident.

This must have been what all those people felt like before I filed them as statistics

in my reports."

So, how do we cope with a single-serving lifestyle?

One might be tempted to say "get a hobby, bro."

But for Adorno and Horkheimer, 'amusement' under modern day capitalism has just become

a 'prolongation of work'.

Hobbies and entertainment serve to rejuvenate us, so we can go back to work the next day

- but those same things that keep up sane in our off-hours are still determined by the

system.

This makes amusement 'the after-images of the work process itself'.

In other words,if we aren't working, we're buying mass-produced stuff to help us feel

better about the fact that we have to go to work again the next day.

"I would flip through catalogues and wonder, what kind of dining set defines me as a person."

Or we get the fat sucked out of us which was caused by our own decadent lifestyle.

"We were selling rich women their own fat asses back to them."

The narrator's way of coping is still just an extension of living as a consumer in a

rationalized world.

"I had it all, I had a stereo that was very decent, a wardrobe that was getting very respectable,

I was close to being complete…"

Adorno went as far as directly comparing this kind of mass consumption to fascism.

For him, the mechanism of rationalization that causes people to blindly throw their

money at big companies, like Starbucks, is the same mechanism that causes people to throw

themselves at fascist ideology.

Much like citizens of a fascist state mobilize under a totalitarian dictator, modern society

has mobilized under capitalism.

It isn't until his apartment mysteriously blows up that the narrator finds a new way

to resist rationalization.

After losing all of his precious Ikea furniture, he trades in alienating capitalism for a place

in Tyler Durden's crumbling mansion on Paper Street.

Paper Street is the exact opposite of his former apartment.

While the other one was small, efficient, and well decorated, Paper Street is needlessly

large, disorganized and dirty.

If his apartment was rational, Paper street is irrational.

In his new home, he joins Tyler Durden in his fight against consumer culture.

Tyler, the charming, charismatic leader of Fight Club, champions a resistance against

oppressive consumerism, offering the narrator an escape and a way to reclaim his identity.

But what does escaping rationalization have to do with punching people in the face?

Tyler's resistance takes things a bit further than your run-of-the-mill critique of capitalism.

He frames consumerism as an assault on masculinity.

The men in Fight Club basically fear that society is turning them into women.

They feel degraded by their jobs.

The Narrator, in this sense, is the perfect image of an emasculated consumer.

He's weak and goes to support groups where he hugs people and cries - You know, girl

stuff.

At the testicular cancer support group, some of them have literally become emasculated.

One of the participants laments he's been cuckolded, as his wife has had the child they

could never have had with a new man.

"She had her first child last week, a girl, with her, uh… with her new husband."

The film really drives this symbolism home with the character of Bob.

Once a bodybuilder, Bob literally loses his balls to testicular cancer and grows 'bitch

tits,' as a result of hormone therapy.

"We're still men."

"Yes, we're men.

Men is what we are."

His loss of masculinity results in estrangement from his family, and he feels completely dehumanized.

"And now I'm bankrupt.

I'm divorced.

My two grown kids ... won't even return my phone calls."

The narrator and Tyler also discuss their absentee fathers, wondering what the role

of being raised by women has played in their lives "We're a generation of men raised by

women.

I'm wondering if another woman is really the answer we need."

And Tyler tells the narrator, "You know, man.

It could be worse.

A woman could cut off your penis while you're sleeping and toss it out the window of a moving

car."

Seriously.

This whole movie is about losing your balls and/or dick.

Given the emasculation of modern consumer society, Fight club is appealing because it

allows members to express themselves by acting in a way they can't in everyday life - being

really, really violent, which is something they associate with being men with a capital

"M." Masculinity through aggression provides a way for the men to cope with their girly

day jobs and domestic consumer behavior.

But while Tyler Durden laments the fake kind of masculinity sold to us by Hollywood, he

sells them another kind of manliness.

The second half of Fight Club is all about how Tyler Durden has taken all the things

Project Mayhem is supposed to rebel against, repackaged it, and sold it to his Project

Mayhem stooges.

The members of fight club just become copies of copies of each other.

They shave their heads, call each other "maggots," they even lose their names.

"In project mayhem we have no names."

Rebelling against a system that's made them faceless drones, they become… well, faceless

drones.

And remember all that stuff about losing your balls?

Well, testicles under the reign of Tyler aren't faring much better either.

The movie gives us an early glimpse of what's to come as Tyler Durden just repeatedly punches

this guy in the dick.

Project Mayhem later threatens to cut everyone else's balls off.

"You're going to publicly state that there is no underground group, or these guys are

gonna take your balls."

Even its own founder: "You said that if anyone ever interferes with Project Mayhem, even

you, we gotta get his balls."

For Bob and the narrator, Fight Club has simply replaced the support groups in their lives,

and they chat about their "Fight Club days" like one might hear about weekly support group

schedules.

"I go Tuesdays and Thursdays."

"I go Saturday."

Tyler acts like a strong father figure for the narrator and the rest of Project Mayhem.

"I will carry you, kicking and screaming, and in the end, you will thank me."

But, like the narrator's shitty father — "He left when I was, like, six years old.

Married this other woman, had some other kids.

And he, like, did this every six years.

He goes to a new city and starts a new family—" "Fucker's setting up franchises."

— Tyler abandons him.

The most devoted members of Fight Club and are put through intense hazing to become members

of Project Mayhem.

Before they can join, prospective members have to stand outside the Paper Street mansion

for 3 days without food or shelter, and are verbally and physically abused.

Those who tough it out are allowed inside the house and become part of a well-oiled

machine that blows up computer stores, terrorizes politicians, and sends corporate sculptures

rolling into coffee shops.

As Tyler's movement gains momentum, it transforms from an after-school activity into a fascist

cult that might just be as bad as the capitalism they rebelled against in the first place.

"You are not special.

You are not a beautiful or unique snowflake.

You are the same decaying organic matter as everything else."

"Tyler built himself an army."

"We are the all singing all dancing crap of the world.

We are all part of the same compost heap."

Project Mayhem operates through strict rules and systematic efficiency.

They even rely on capital to run properly, and fund their activities by making and selling

soap out of human fat stolen from a liposuction clinic.

The difference is that now instead of reporting to the demands of their corporate bosses,

members report to their patriarchal, authoritarian leader: Tyler Durden.

"Sooner or later we all became what Tyler wanted us to be."

Chapters begin springing up all over the United States.

The narrator even calls them franchises.

"Tyler had been busy, setting up franchises all over the country."

The entire time, Project Mayhem has been plotting toward a master plan: blowing up the offices

of credit card companies.

The narrator discovers this plan, — "Oh my god." — and also discovers that he

and Tyler Durden are the same person.

"Is that a pretty accurate description of our relationship, Tyler?"

"We have just lost cabin pressure."

Tyler Durden was the manly, virile complement to the narrator's emasculated helplessness.

And, if we recall, when the narrator says early on that "and suddenly I realize that

all of this, the guns, the bombs, the revolution, has got something to something to do with

a girl named Marla Singer," he probably means his spiral into psychosis began when he needed

to create an alter ego to be with her.

"You were looking for a way to change your life.

You could not do this on your own.

All the ways you wish you could be, that's me.

I look like you wanna look.

I fuck like you wanna fuck.

I am smart, capable, and most importantly, I am free in all the ways you are not."

He is able to get rid of Durden by shooting himself in the face, but the damage is already

done - the buildings collapse, supposedly to reset society's debt, although I'm

not sure how that actually works.

Just like Tyler and the narrator are two sides of the same person, for Adorno and Horkheimer,

fascism and capitalism are two sides of the same coin.

They argued that both fascism and capitalism see human beings as numbers instead of individuals

- alienated objects to be used and controlled.

So, what do you guys think?

What's worse?

Succumbing to the allure of Ikea catalogues and coffee chains, or following orders of

a fascist soap-salesman offering promises of humanity?

Let us know

what you think.

Or don't.

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LAST BOOK HAUL OF 2017 + GIVEAWAY - Duration: 7:42.

Hi guys. Today I've got what I think may end up being my last book haul of 2017

and I actually don't have too much to talk about today because I've been doing

amazingly on my book buying ban. Which is something I can never actually say but I

can actually say it because I have only bought one book since putting myself on

this ban. Which I think is probably the best I have ever done whilst being on a

book buying ban but I was also sent a couple of books and some of my

pre-orders came through from back when I was allowing myself to buy books and to

pre-order books. So I thought I would talk about the handful of things that I

do have because I am so incredibly excited about each and every one of them

and honestly I just want to talk about them because they all sound fantastic

and I am so, so happy that I finally have them. The first two books I have, I was

very kindly sent by Pan Macmillan and My Kinda Book. The first one is 'Goodbye, Perfect' by

Sara Barnard and I don't really know anything about the plot of

this at all. Other than I think it is about a friendship and a girl that is

kind of looking on at her best friend, who is having a relationship with

someone that she shouldn't and I don't really know anything more than that and

this is coming out on the 8th of February next year and I'm very much

looking forward to picking it up. They also very kindly sent me 'Renegades' by

Marissa Meyer. Which honestly, I am probably a little bit too excited about

and I'm hoping that I haven't got my hopes too high for it but all I know

about this is that is about superheroes and honestly that is enough for me to

get incredibly excited about it because I absolutely love Marissa Meyer's writing.

'The Lunar Chronicles' is one of my all time favourite series. So the fact

that Marissa Meyer, who is probably one of my favourite authors, has written about

superheroes, which is probably one of my favourite things, just seems as though it

should be a match made in heaven and I am keeping my fingers crossed that it is.

I'm trying to keep my expectations low but that is very hard when you're mixing

some of my absolute favourite things in a book. I am looking forward to this, also

I'm now a little bit nervous because I've just realised how high my

expectations are for this book. Next I have 'Like Water' by Rebecca Podos, which

I received in my 'Rainbow Book Box'. Which I have done an unboxing for. So I will

leave a link to that in the description box, as it is a new diverse book box

based in the UK and I thought it was fantastic. So if you'd like to know more

about it, as I said, I will leave a link to my unboxing in the description. All I

know about this, is that it is a contemporary, following a girl who

has become a carer for her father who has Huntingtons Disease and I think she

is dealing with mental illness. Although I'm not entirely sure what specifically

and then I also believe that she is trying to come to terms with her

sexuality but again, I'm not sure on specifics because I

haven't really heard too much about it. It sounds like it could be really

interesting. I absolutely love books with mental illness representation in it, as

long as it is done right, so I'm really looking forward to this. As I said I

haven't heard too much about it, so I'm excited to go into it without any

expectations. The very few reviews that I have seen for this have been pretty good,

so I'm very much looking forward to picking it up hopefully soon and also I

just think this cover is absolutely gorgeous.

Next I have the books that I received in my 'Quarterly' box, which is made by the

same people that do the 'PageHabit' box but instead of it being monthly, it is

quarterly and instead of getting one book, you get four books. But the featured book in

this box was 'Forest of a Thousand Lanterns' by Julie C. Dao. The featured

book comes with annotations from the author and I've heard so many amazing

things about this book. It's a high fantasy but I don't really know anything

more than that but I follow Julie C. Dao on

Twitter and she just seems like the loveliest person. So I'm very excited to

kind of be able to somewhat delve into her mind and writing process whilst

reading this and I'm really, really looking forward to picking this up and

with the Quarterly box, the featured author also then chooses two of the

other books you receive in the box. So the other book we got is 'The Wrath and the Dawn'

by Renée Ahdieh, which I am so excited about because this is probably

one of my favourite fantasies I've read but I have the hardcover and this is the

gorgeous paperback cover and I am so excited to own this copy. And also I've

been very, very tempted to reread 'The Wrath and the Dawn' and I feel as though

now having this I may end up rereading it quite soon because it is just such a

fantastic book. And then the other book that Julie chose for the box is

'Legend' by Marie Lu and this is another one I've already read. I actually read this a

couple of months ago and enjoyed it. So I thought I would do a giveaway with this,

as this is essentially exactly the same copy as my copy. So if you would like

this copy, just let me know in the comments and I will send it to someone

and let me know if you could have one item in any subscription box, whether

that be a fantasy item or just a real item, what would that be and I will send

this off to someone. And then the last book we got in the autumn Quarterly box

is 'Labyrinth Lost' by Zoraida Córdova and I am so excited about this because this is

one that I've been wanting to read for absolutely ages.

And I actually have this on Kindle but I'm so awful of reading books on my Kindle

because I never end up enjoying them quite as much. So I haven't read it yet

and I'm very, very excited that I now have a physical copy because I have heard

fantastic things about this and again I don't know too much about it but I think

there's something to do with the Day of the Dead and witches or something like that.

I'm not entirely sure. I have heard great things and I'm really, really

looking forward to this. Also if you would like to check out PageHabit or

Quarterly, I will have the links to that in the description box along with my coupon code.

Lastly I have the books that I purchased myself, starting with the book that I bought

that kind of broke my book buying ban and that is 'Turtles All The Way Down' by John Green.

I had no intention of buying this book because

I've only ever read 'Paper Towns' and 'An Abundance of Katherines' by John Green

and neither one of them, for me, were all that special. I wasn't particularly wowed

by them and I didn't really get the hype. So when I heard that John Green was

releasing another book, it just didn't really cross my mind that I would pick

it up but I have heard so many amazing things about this since it's come out and

I've heard specifically amazing things about the mental illness representation

in it. Which, as I said earlier, I absolutely love in books and since that

is the aspect of this book that I've heard the most praise for, I thought I

just should give it a chance. I don't know anything about the plot of this

book at all, other than the fact that I'm assuming someone in it is dealing with

a mental illness but I'm really looking forward to picking this up

actually. I'm really just very, very intrigued. I apologise for the lighting,

the sun has just officially totally disappeared but I now have the books

that I pre-ordered. The first one is 'It Only Happens in the Movies' by Holly Bourne.

Which I am so incredibly excited about because I love Holly Bourne's writing.

I love her books and this just sounds like it should be my perfect ideal book

and it is basically about a girl that is trying to decipher whether or not these

big romantic gestures in movies, are in fact romantic. I love, love movies and I

specifically love books about movies and books with elements of films in them and

this has all of those things, plus it is written by Holly Bourne, whose writing I

absolutely adore. I am incredibly excited about it and I've heard fantastic things

about it so far. And the last book I have in this haul is 'The Tea Dragon Society'

by Katie O'Neil, which is a graphic novel that I've been so, so excited about.

This is probably one of my most highly anticipated releases of this entire year.

I've been following Katie O'Neil on Twitter and Instagram for

the longest time and I just fell in love with her artwork because it is just gorgeous.

It is absolutely adorable. The colors are stunning. So I think I'm gonna

be reading it as soon as possible because honestly I don't think I'm going

to be able to stop myself from doing so. So those are all of the books that I've

accumulated recently and again I am so, so sorry for the abysmal lighting in

this video. It is an absolute mess but apparently just a really, really great

representation of my life. But yeah, those are all of the books I've picked up

recently and I'm so incredibly excited about each and every one of them. I think

they sound fantastic and I cannot wait to read them and I would love to know if

you have read any of them and what you thought of them and also I would be very,

very intrigued to know what was the last book that you bought and yeah, that is it.

I will leave the links to my Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, Goodreads, Blog and

Snapchat in the description box below. So feel free to follow me on any of those

if you would like and I just hope you having the most wonderful day!

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Bernie Sanders Is Going DOWN After Wife BUSTED in Major Bank Fraud Scheme – Hope She Enjoys Prison! - Duration: 4:25.

Bernie Sanders Is Going DOWN After Wife BUSTED in Major Bank Fraud Scheme – Hope She Enjoys

Prison!

It's hilarious that liberals keep constantly obsessing on ways to bring President Trump

down, where their efforts only wind up backfiring and uncovering the very same corruption they

keep accusing conservatives of.

One of the slimy liberal politicians who's been making headlines lately is the socialist

old dinosaur Bernie Sanders, and his crooked wife Jane.

We recently learned that Jane received a shady loan to the tune of ten million dollars, while

she was running the Burlington College, where the FBI is now investigating her for falsifying

documents to obtain money for the now-defunct liberal arts college.

But unfortunately for this crooked couple, an FBI investigation was only the tip of the

iceberg, as a Grand Jury is now making their move with a brutal smack-down that would not

only crush Bernie's chance of running against Trump in 2020, but could send Jane to prison

for quite some time.

Nothing kills a political aspiration boner quicker than a federal investigation, and

for Bernie Sanders, that's exactly what's happening.

Over the past six weeks FBI agents have launched a full-scale investigation into the couple's

illegal antics over the years, and the information they've found was so damning that it's

evoked a response from a Grand Jury, that's now making their move to make the couple pay

dearly for their crimes.

According to Judicial Watch:

Amid a deepening federal investigation of Jane Sanders, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders'

wife, Judicial Watch has obtained records that paint a rather disturbing personal portrait

of a heartless spouse, and longtime political advisor of the Democratic Socialist candidate

for president of the United States.

During the Obama administration, the FBI began investigating Jane for falsifying documents

to obtain a $10 million loan to expand a now-defunct liberal arts college in a town, where her

husband once served as mayor while she was the school's president.

Fox News reports that any political future Sanders had for 2020 is rapidly deteriorating,

as these FBI agents have unearthed massive evidence of Sanders' involvement with bank

fraud.

And unfortunately for Sanders and his shady wife, Trump's Justice Department isn't

playing around.

The Justice Department official spearheading the investigation is being handled at the

discretion of Christina E. Nolan, who was sworn into office last week after being appointed

by President Trump.

According to Fox News, this is not only a huge blow to Bernie's political aspirations,

but could affect his daughter's race as the mayor of Burlington, Vermont.

They reported:

The ongoing probe and the potential for a grand jury review might be enough to impede

Bernie Sanders' and Driscoll's political plans.

Politico reported last month that Sanders was angling toward a more mainstream candidacy

heading into the 2020 presidential election, and reaching out to key Democrats to solidify

his support among the party machine.

Driscoll, the stepdaughter of the senator, announced Monday her plans to run for her

stepfather's first political job: mayor of Burlington Vermont.

A spokesperson for Bernie Sanders did not respond to Fox News' request for a comment.

Driscoll declined to comment.

Now the question is, what did Bernie and his wife do with this $10 million loan if the

school is defunct?

Frank Lea from Freedom Daily had a pretty good hypothesis on where the cash went.

He reported:

What a liberal sack of potatoes she is.

Where did the money go if the school is defunct?

I know they don't pay teachers that much money, so where did Jane and Bernie squalor

the money?

Did they buy any new homes or expensive cars during this time?

Is it in their bank account?

Can we file a right to know information on their purchases after the time they received

the bully loan?

It looks like this time the D.C. circle jerk isn't going to protect Bernie and his crooked

wife, since it's Trump's Justice Department leading the investigation.

How epic would it be for these crooked morons to spend the rest of their lives behind bars

for fraud?

What's even more hilarious is that liberals are already hurting for viable candidates

to run against Trump in 2020, and having Bernie out of the race would be a massive blow to

their plans of unseating Trump in the next election,

what do you think about this?

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Grab a pair of scissors and a permanent marker.

You will need a set of blinds.

You should be able to find new window blinds for less than 5 dollars.

1st cut the string from the blinds so they will come apart.

Remove all string.

Now take your scissors and measure out the blinds to start cutting them to the size you

want.

Use a paint marker so that the label will not fade in the sun.

Now you have a way to make hundreds of garden tags for less than 5 dollars.

If you have a suggestion for next months Gardening Hack Video you can send us an email or share

your idea down below.

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Animal favourite Pink exhibits fears for dogs or virgin longevity The So What famous Breaking News - Duration: 3:55.

The So What star was in London for the British Fashion Awards on Monday night. But she is having to prepare her young daughter Willow for bad news when they go home.

Pink told me: 'My dogs are old, like 15. One of them is getting ready to go, it will be Willow's first experience of losing pets and that's not gonna be fun.'

But the singer is making sure her hound goes out in style. 'It will be Willow's first experience of losing pets' Pink 'He's going to be at home on the ranch for the end,' she explained.

'If he went when I was gone then I would never forgive myself - he's been my babe. 'I have three rescues, two are brother and sister and have never spent a day apart in their lives and I'm really sad that one is getting sick.

'In my head I thought maybe they'll get struck by lightning together, it seems quick.' COLEMAN-RAYNER At least the star has a younger dog to help get over the pain - Fred who used to be called F***er.

She laughed: 'The three-year-old is a total a**hole, I love him but he's a d**k.' Pink is trying to avoid labels while bringing her kids up but it's hard for Willow at school.

She 'One of Willow's friends has been made fun of about her glasses, and another boy was told he looks like a girl - it starts at a very young age. I'm trying to change the narrative but I can only change so much.'

And it doesn't matter that mum's a pop star either: 'It's the opposite. 'She doesn't like attention. I went to pick her up and her friend started singing one of my songs, Willow said: 'Ugh it's not even one of the good ones.''

Everyone's a critic. ● Pink's album Beautiful Trauma is out now. --------------------------- SPLASH Jay-Z & Beyonce on the up

Beyoncé and Jay-Z don't miss a photo opportunity, even if it's at their own expense! Pop's power couple posed up a storm in an elevator for the first time since Jay's infamous 2014 fight with her sister Solange in a lift.

Bey is clearly over the incident, rocking a unity slogan on her arm as Jay pressed the up button on his 48th birthday. Superstar Beyonce

Superstar Beyonce flaunts her incredible curves Apparently Bey is putting new album plans on hold. A source said: 'Her focus is Jay-Z, her kids and her acting dream at the moment. Bey will be dropping the odd track but she will do this sparingly.'

Her Ed Sheeran duet is on course for No1 on Friday.

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Justin Bieber gets asked if he's proposing to Selena again see his cute reaction Justin Bieber

23 had an

unforgettable reaction on December 8th

when he was asked by some reporters whether or not he was going to propose to on-again flame Selena Gomez the

Let me love you singer was sitting in his vehicle while stopped at a red light in Beverly Hills

When he was approached and asked the big question the Biebs

Hilariously chuckled and shook his head before driving away proving his remaining tight-lipped about his personal life that

Popular star was also asked. How it was hanging to which he replied

It was hanging low and admittedly didn't know what he was going to buy Selena for Christmas yet

Justin and Selena have been seen out and about a lot lately and things seemed to be going really well for the couple

From romantic date nights to church visits to Selena cheering on her beau at hockey games

We just can't get enough of Jelena although

There's no official word yet on whether or not Justin and Selena will spend the holidays together

We can't help

But think they'll do something special for the most loving time of the year

Justin's definitely turned his once crazy lifestyle around for the better

He's been open about his struggles and has seemed to take steps to be more open and honest not only with Selena

But also with his fans

He recently shared his generous plans to help people who are suffering from the terrible fires in LA and is doing what he can to?

Make a difference

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Honor 7X - Full Phone Specifications, Review and Price | Dual Camera Phone - Duration: 2:28.

Huawei Honor 7X, smartphones 2017

Price, 288 Dollar

Global Release Date, 2017, December

Operating System, Android 7.0

Display: 5.9 inchee IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen

Resolution: 1080x2160 pixels

Processor: 1.7GHz octa-core

Chipset: HiSilicon Kirin 659

GPU: Mali-T830 MP2

Primary Camera: Dual: 16 Mega Pixel + 2 Mega Pixel, Autofocus, LED flash

Front Camera: 8 Mega Pixel

Camera Features, Geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, HDR, panorama

Video: 1080 HD

RAM: 4 GB

Storage: 32 GB

Battery: 3340 milliampere hour

Non-removable battery

Sensors: Fingerprint, accelerometer, proximity, compass

NETWORK SUPPORT, 2G 3G 4G

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Huawei Honor 7X, smartphones 2017

Price, 288 Dollar

Global Release Date, 2017, December

Operating System, Android 7.0

Display: 5.9 inchee IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen

Resolution: 1080x2160 pixels

Processor: 1.7GHz octa-core

Chipset: HiSilicon Kirin 659

GPU: Mali-T830 MP2

Primary Camera: Dual: 16 Mega Pixel + 2 Mega Pixel, Autofocus, LED flash

Front Camera: 8 Mega Pixel

Camera Features, Geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, HDR, panorama

Video: 1080 HD

RAM: 4 GB

Storage: 32 GB

Battery: 3340 milliampere hour

Non-removable battery

Sensors: Fingerprint, accelerometer, proximity, compass

NETWORK SUPPORT, 2G 3G 4G

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I'm A Celebrity 2017: Kiosk Keith set for shock career move - and it's VERY saucy

ITV.

Kiosk Keith, who was recently revealed to be 52-year-old loving father-of-four Raymond, is reportedly in talks to produce his own kinky book following the unexpected popularity of his famous character on the ITV reality show.

The book, which is said to have been tentatively titled 50 Shades of Kiosk Keith, could potentially set the erotic literature world alight as the moustachioed heartthrob takes centre-stage in some saucy tales.

He previously featured in a Wheres Wally-style book, Im A Celebrity… Wheres Kiosk Keith.

His ex Donna revealed all about the plans for his sexy career move, telling The Sun that he instructed her: Make sure you tell them Im a good lover.

I dont care what else you tell them, just make sure you tell them Im good in the cot, she recalled him saying.

I told him I wasnt going to say that because he told me to only tell the truth so I couldnt say that, she joked.

The character of Kiosk Keith has appeared on the show since his debut in 2013, whilst Raymond, a labourer, has worked building jungle camp since 2002.

  Its not just Im A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! viewers who have taken a shine to the Aussies alter ego, however, as Georgia Toff Toffolo made a sexy confession about Kiosk Keith during last nights instalment.

During a challenge where she, Iain Lee, 44, and Amir Khan, 31, had to gift tag Kiosk Keith dolls and pack them up for Santa, the 22-year-old Made In Chelsea star commented: Theyre kind of hunky.

Kiosk Keith doesnt look like this naked, she exclaimed, adding: Oh my god, it actually looks like him! Later, in the Bush Telegraph, Toff quipped cheekily: Ive seen Kiosk Keiths little willy winky.

Hey, hes got a cracking six pack as well, didnt see that coming, she said.

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No matter how often we write our names in the sand

the sea always washes them away

The sea, the sea doesn't wash them away

I think the sea rescues them

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write their names in the sand the sea will guard them

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Top 20 Most Wanted LEGO Sets of Winter 2018! - Duration: 12:57.

Hello, just2good here,

and today,

I'm counting down the twenty LEGO sets

I want the most which have an official release for Winter 2018.

These can be sets that released as early as November

all the way to February for these particular themes.

And without further ado, let's get into this.

[intro]

Starting of the list is the LEGO City Mining Starter Set,

which is all I want from the LEGO City Mining subtheme for 2018.

It has the new pieces the subtheme introduces -

the rock and the spider -

and some nice miner minifigs.

I mean, it's no Power Miners,

but for what it costs,

only ten bucks,

I'm okay with that.

[transiton music]

My ninteenth spot goes to the cheap LEGO Minecraft set,

the Nether Fight.

I know.

Minecraft, on a most wanted list?

What is this, Spring 2016?

Well look, LEGO made a good choice -

cheap little battle packs are coming this time around.

I like the style on Minecraft minifigures and always wish we got more in cheap sets

-

like, do put out more skin packs, please!

Either way, this battle pack has the Zombie Pigman,

a design I always thought was cool that I never had,

the Wither Skeleton who's another one I never had,

Alex, and this little magma cube which looks neat.

Not only that, but it comes with a cute lil' playset build.

Now, I wish it was a little cheaper than fifteen bucks,

but I'll still take it.

[transition music]

Next is the Harley Quinn Cannonball Attack,

which isn't the best of the new LEGO Batman Movie sets in terms of the build,

but it isn't bad.

I'd say it's better than most of the Summer 2017 wave vehicles.

The cannon is definitely the best part of the truck,

and the two buildings are a the only type of facades I appreciate -

simple and small street buildings.

The inclusion of the Phantom Zone Projector is neat for those who skipped the Arkham set,

like I did.

Plus, the minifigure selection is pretty good.

I love the Gentleman Ghost minifigure - that's the best in here.

Crazy Quilt looks great besides his lack of arm printing,

and I like how they switched stuff up with this Harley Quinn.

I just wish the set was less than fifty dollars -

forty would've been perfect,

and that Batgirl had an exclusive variant or something.

[transition music]

W-what?!

TWO Minecraft sets on a Wanted List?

Yeah, it's the other Battle Pack called the Melon Farm.

This has even more interesting pieces -

the Watermelons and a Villager in a cheap set.

And, it's the cheapest way to get a Creeper so far.

All on top of another cute lil' playset!

[transition music]

Cyborg's the only BrickHead showing up on this list,

and for good reason.

Out of all the first wave 2018 Brick Headz sets,

he's the one that looks the most accurate and interesting.

I love how they captured the half human half robot physique.

It's simple but executed perfectly.

And, his little blasting arm is awesome in BrickHead form -

nice part usage with the gold bar pieces in light grey.

Funny enough, his skin tone is more accurate here than the LEGO minifigure.

Either way, I'll compensate with not getting the LEGO minifigure form

of the DCEU Cyborg by getting the awesome BrickHead form.

[transition music]

For this batch of Mighty Micros,

I'm much more hyped for the Marvel ones than DC.

The Starlord one is the best.

The mini Milano is cute,

but I love the Starlord and even the Nebula minifigure.

More imporantly, that Awesome Mix Tape is an extremely useful printed piece.

The Thor vs. Loki one is great as well,

with a comic version of Loki a hilarious looking Thor.

The Spidey one…

eh,

I'm so tired of these Spider-Man ones.

This one is good for those who didn't get the Bridge Battle set,

I mean the Scarlet Spider in here is in a cheap set

and he doesn't really look cartoonish like other Mighty Micros sets,

though it's sad he lacks the arm printing of the regular minifigure.

And, I wish Sandman didn't have the sand printing again on his torso.

Would've been so useful to get the plain striped torso, oh well...

[transition music]

The Superman and Krypto Team Up set

is a mesh of two good twenty dollar Super Heroes sets -

the Ghostrider Team-Up and the Green Lantern set.

I never expected LEGO to do a Lobo figure,

but here we are.

He's such a mature character,

and the minifigure looks great -

I love the use of DCEU Aquaman hair in black,

that's darn useful.

The Krypto figure is awesome as well.

Lobo's spacebike is accurate,

but I never really cared for it as a design, so it doesn't really appeal to me.

The other build is fine, I guess.

I like all these weird newer pieces in trans-green.

Still, it's all twenty bucks, so it won't put me back much.

I just wish I was interested in the builds a lot more.

[transition music]

The Speed Force Freeze Pursuit set is a good thirty dollar pack.

They keep the price low but still knock it out with desirable minifigures.

In here, there's this awesome Reverse Flash,

and a cheap way to get the Cyborg from the Flying Fox set,

but with a different new Torso print.

Good, I love his face print.

And, they pack in a new Flash in addition to a decent Killer Frost.

However, where this is better than something like the Lobo set, I…

actually like the Helicopter.

I know.

This is coming from the guy who roasts every LEGO City Helicopter

and water plane.

But look.

This one is sleek and reminds me of an Alpha Team set.

I dunno.

It has its charm.

The Killer Frost vehicle is crap though,

there's no passing that with any nostalgia.

[transition music]

The LEGO City Mountain Fugitives set is the best starter set in a while.

Lots of the great new pieces of the Mountain Police line in this cheap set -

this nice log tile, that AWESOME beehive piece,

and the blue hat variant of the new hat and hair combo.

Throw in a couple of gold bars,

and it makes for a cheap winner.

[transition music]

It's pretty bold of LEGO to put the cool looking execution troopers

exclusively in a cheap Battle Pack,

but hey, it's good for the consumers.

That's the main reason I want the set.

The other minifigures aren't anything rare,

but they're just throw ins.

Heck, the build isn't particularly good, either.

Alright.

LEGO knows what they're doing -

nobody is going to care about the other stuff,

this set will sell like Hoth cakes

just because of those two Execution Troopers.

Oh, and don't believe the rumors

that this will be any more than fifteen bucks.

It's retailing for fifteen bucks,

trust me.

[transition music]

Next is the Egghead Food Fight set,

a great set for its 30 dollar price.

This is a pretty funny set - I mean,

Egghead getting a LEGO figure is just2hilarious,

and the Condiment King figure has been long awaited

since the original LEGO Batman Movie trailers.

As I've said before,

I wish they included the recolored LEGO squishy pieces

the movie version of Condiment King had,

but it's not the worst thing ever.

But, those colors would also be incredibly useful.

The mech is a fresh take.

love when LEGO changes things up with their mechs,

and this one has an incredibly unique round and cartoony feel.

I guess you can say this set is pretty…

EGG-CELENT… haha,

okay I'll show myself out.

[transition music]

Garmadon's Volcano Lair harkens back

to the LEGO Agents Volcano Lair more so than Jestro's Volcano Lair.

And that's a good thing,

because I regretfully passed on the Agents Volcano Lair in 2008.

This one is an open face volcano,

and I love the structure of it all.

There's this nice lava represented with trans-orange,

a computer lab, and of course the launching feature all the way up top.

Not only that, but this set is loaded with great exclusive bad guys.

Like, I don't know why they didn't pack these in with the other sets of this wave,

but I guess they thought this would be a harder sell,

being a playset and all.

There's an exclusive sand green octopus man,

this first general number one, and this cooky looking GIT dude.

He's my favorite of the set.

All packed into a perfectly sized set for fifty bucks,

I think this set will be one I ask for on Christmas.

[transition music]

The Face-off at the Mine is a LEGO Black Panther set

in which I'm still astonished is only twenty bucks.

This set has so much packed in it -

a huge rhino build which seems to have some armor -

that's pretty darn original,

and the side build with the minecart has the new roller coaster track wheels,

which is great for a twenty dollar set.

And, of course, the minifigures are the main selling point.

This Black Panther has this niceee blue trim,

Killmonger this gold one,

and Okoye is probably my favorite of the set.

I know I probably didn't say her name right, but gosh,

it's super useful to get a new female face print on a reddish-brown head piece.

[transition music]

Seventh on my list is the LEGO Batman Movie Bat Space Shuttle set.

You see, LEGO is known to overprice their space shuttle sets,

but this one is 80 bucks.

That's a price I can mess with.

It's weird, don't get me wrong.

I never thought we'd see a Space Shuttle with Batman.

However, the design looks great.

It's a full build, with rocket boosters and an external tank.

Fittingly, you get a bat rover and unfittingly,

you also get a bat-kayak -

but both are cute and welcome.

There's a side build that holds new suits,

which I just wish matched with the style of the one in the batcave.

However, those new suits are dope.

I love Reggae Man, a suit I never thought would be in a LEGO set.

The Fire Starter suit and Bat Space Suits are okay,

I just appreciate their new prints mainly,

and the new cowl color for the fire starter one.

However, I don't like the other figures -

just a normal Batman,

a reprint of the CMF Robin sans the face print,

and normal Catwoman.

Still, the main build is great

and the Reggae Man suit is incredible,

I can't wait to get my hands on this one.

[transition music]

The LEGO Star Wars Ach-To Island Training

is a set that you know right away will be a hot seller.

I mean geez, LEGO is wisening up and introducing

highly desirable figures in cheap sets.

I've seen people mad at this Luke minifigure,

but like what?

I'm usually called just2negative

and I love this design.

People will probably point out how it's inaccurate in the comments,

but I don't see any glaring flaws in that aspect.

And y'know me, I'm a sucker for new hair pieces.

Now, if this set was just good for the Luke minifigure,

it wouldn't be so high on my list.

However, it isn't.

There's other stuff I really like in here -

for example, the inclusion of a Porg in a cheap set.

I'm not freaking out over these fuzzballs,

but they're still an interesting figure

who were previously only in the eight hundred dollar Falcon set.

Plus, there's a new Rey figure.

The playset in here isn't amazing,

but it's still good.

I like the shrine-esque hut design.

The interior is cute,

with a little fold out bed and cooking station.

However, the worst part of the set is the fact that it's thirty bucks.

Like, LEGO new this would sell well already,

so they spiked it up five dollars.

Heck, a couple years ago I'd say this should've been twenty bucks

but everything is increasing now.

[transition music]

The second Black Panther set,

the Royal Talon Fighter,

is a worse build than the Battle at the Mine,

but the minifigures in this one are incredible.

Like, Nakia is one of my favorite minifigures of Winter 2018.

Loveeee love love the new hair piece,

and the head piece with the new face print is so useful.

But, Killmonger rocks with that really spooky looking mask,

Klaue looks awesome, with a cheap way to get that hair piece in black,

and even a nice new Black Panther minifig.

Now, back to the ship.

I mean,

I like that I can't say it looks like any other LEGO ship.

But.

I dunno.

It's not the most pleasent looking,

even with its interesting curvature.

Still, this is only thirty bucks,

so I'll be sure to get it right away.

[transition music]

Fourth is the LEGO Batman Movie Justice League Party,

and dang, this set is great.

It's one of the rare wide-release sets

that is more of a display slash collectors piece than a playset,

much like a Double Decker Couch.

I mean, all of the minfiigures here are exclusive -

they even went the extra mile to give Superman an AWESOME new face print.

I love that.

The Wonderdog is adorable,

the classic Green Arrow has finally come,

and it's nice to get more obscure characters with great prints

like El Darado and Hawkgirl.

Then, the build is so unique with that Krypton feel.

I love the DJ table with nice printed records.

All of this is packed into a fantastic 30 bucks set

that will definitely bring in fans of all ages and types.

[transition music]

This is one of the sets that has already come out,

and I'm just resisting the urge to get it to save up my money.

You see, I have a backlog of D2Cs to build,

so I know if I buy this,

I won't be building it for a while.

But it has so many things I love in LEGO sets.

It's a huge playset,

it has a gorgeous lineup of exclusive minifigures,

little easter eggs, new pieces,

and our first proper LEGO rollercoaster.

God, this one is just2amazing.

Not only will it make a fantastic play piece,

it will make a crazy display piece.

It may not be the prettiest,

but it's definitely one of the most creative sets out there.

[transition music]

I made an extensive thoughts video on the new Downtown Diner set,

but to sum it up easily,

this is my favorite modular in around three years.

It's a new take on modulars for sure,

almost looking like it's from a different time period than the others.

The pastel-ish colors give me this Paradisa slash retro South Florida feel,

and I love the round design in parts like the front window,

bottom level roof, and left of the building,

and the inside encompasses all those burger classic style diners

like a Waffle House.

It's complete with great little details like a jukebox,

gumball machine, and even an upper level exercise room with a boxing ring.

I only dissatisfied with the tan at the front,

and that they didn't keep tradition of including classic style minifigure faces.

Though, the exclusive minifigures are dope,

like the rocker guy with the singing face.

All in all, this is the first modular

I'm motivated to get right when it comes out with my Christmas Money.

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Of course, the seasonal minifigure series is at the top of the list.

This time around is the second series for The LEGO Batman Movie.

Sure, it's not as perfect as the first series,

but there's still some incredible minifigures in this one.

I adore the classic Jor-El and Zod,

the obscure Clock King and Black Vulcan,

the hilarious Soccer Mom Batgirl and Beach Joker,

the classic Wonder Twins, the perfectly executed Hugo Strange,

gosh there's just a lot to love in this series.

Sure, there's a few duds, like the lame Beach variants for Batman, Robin, and Batgirl,

but still, this really captures the wacky feel

of the LEGO Batman Movie and overall is just a nice closure to the theme.

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Either way,

be sure to let me know which sets you want from this season,

and I'll see you guys later.

Peace out.

Bye.