Yt News today: Youtube daily report Jan 1 2018

Hi everybody, it's Jenny from the MSQC.

And I've got a fun project for you today.

A lot of people ask me how do I make quilts from my loved one's clothing.

Memory quilts, memory projects.

And so we're going to talk a little bit about that today.

First of all there is a lot of fabric in a shirt.

So you're going to be able to do several different things or maybe things for several

different people.

But the first thing I want to talk about today is this little lap quilt right here.

This is a little comfort quilt.

And it's just made with ten squares, so ten inch blocks.

And we've got four across and five down.

And it's just enough to cover you and kind of give you that comfort.

And so let's talk about that with these shirts.

I'm just going to grab one of these shirts.

What you have to remember is a shirt is just fabric and it's just sewn together.

And we can cut it up.

Now I've already cut, I've used a lot of the back out of this one so here's my

front is in tact.

But I've already used the back.

But it's handy to have a guide when you're going to cut.

So what I did with the quilt that's behind me is I just took a ten square ruler like

this.

And I just laid it on.

And I cut out my squares with a rotary cutter.

And that's just, it's exactly what you need to make those squares because you want

them the same size and you just want 20 of them.

And you're going to go through shirts.

Now if run out of fabric, big, on the big areas you can open up a sleeve.

Like we'll take the sleeve right here and we can just open this up.

And if I just put my scissor right along where the seam is right here I ought to be able

to pretty fast slide down there, just like this.

And then again you have a great big wide open space to cut your square out of.

So you can get squares out of lots of the parts of these shirts.

Now if you end up where you have a seam in the middle, you can have a seam in there.

That's alright.

It doesn't matter.

What we're doing is we're trying to cut ten inch squares from these, from these fat

pieces of fabric.

And that being said you can cut any size square that you want actually and just sew them together

and make a quilt.

I'm just using tens because that's easy and that's what I did.

Alright the next project I want to talk about is this little pillow right here.

And this is really an easy project because this is the front placket where the buttons

are.

And this is something that's nice, you know, just to hug and snuggle.

If you need a hug and somebody isn't there for you anymore and you just need to hug them.

This is a great little project for that.

So what I did was I took the front of my shirt.

And like this one right here.

And I left the buttons buttoned and in tact.

And I just trimmed it up to the size pillow that I wanted and cut the front and the back

at the same time and sewed them together.

Then I sewed it all the way around the outside edge.

Then when you're ready to stuff it, you just open this part and stuff your stuffing

in.

So it makes it very, very quick and easy.

And a really, you know just a quick project because all you're basically doing is just

sewing all the way around this.

Then you're going to open this up and push your stuffing in until it's nice and fluffy.

The other thing I did was one of these great, this is a fun table runner.

And if you have a loved one who wore a lot of ties, take a look at this.

This is really fun.

This is also a fun father's day project.

If you want to, you know, pull in your loved one's ties.

My husband has a bunch of ties so I thought this would be a fun thing to do.

So basically what I did on this was I cut a piece from my shirt.

And the piece is, the piece was seven by, how big is this?

By 14.

Seven by 14.

Then I took a tie and I have some ties here.

And I'll show you how I did this.

So here's a little tie.

And this is all, you know, this is one of those things where you can make it any size

you want.

Let me go ahead and take this little sleeve right here.

And I'm going to cut a seven by 14 inch piece out of here.

Just so you can see how I'm, how I'm cutting this.

I'm going to straighten this up right here where I know I have a nice big area and take

off that little piece.

And I'm going to come over here and I'm going to cut this piece here.

Now what I'm doing right now is I'm just cutting off this part so that I can now lay

this nice and flat.

When you cut up a shirt, what's interesting, you know in our minds, it's like, it's

a shirt but really when you open it up like this it's just fabric.

So I'm going to straighten off this edge here.

And of course when you do it you're going to want to get as much use out of it as possible.

So I'm going to straighten this.

This gives me a flat edge to go on.

And I'm going to come over and I'm going to count.

And again this is up to you.

However wide you want it you can do it that way.

So I'm going to count, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten,

eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen.

We're going to come over 15.

And then I'm going to cut this down to seven.

So I'm going to get one straight edge on here.

And I've got to come in a little bit to get a straight edge.

And then I'm going to count over seven.

And that's going to give me my piece.

And see here's this one right here.

It's the same fabric.

And I'm going to give this a little bit of a press so it lays nice and flat.

Let me move this out of the way so you can see this.

And then I'm going to decide how long I want my tie.

Now I cut them all the same, once I decided that length, I cut them all the same.

And so I'm going to lay this on here like this.

And I'm just going to cut it right here.

And just cut that off like that.

Then what I did is I took some of this easy seam, this fusible.

This is such a great little product.

And it makes it stick on.

So I'm going to put this fusible on either side like this and some right down here on

the tip, here and here.

Then you have to iron it to make sure that it sticks on there.

And so I'm just going to really easily come across here and give that a press.

And then we're going to peel away this paper like that.

And it should leave your little sticky seam.

Mine is lifting so I must have peeled it too fast.

That's alright.

I'll just kind of arrange it on there because I'm going to iron it to stick down anyway.

It keeps sticking to my fingers.

See if I can get that off.

There we go.

That's one of those comedy of errors, isn't it?

Alright let me pull this one off on this side.

Hopefully this one will adhere.

I probably didn't let it cool long enough.

There we go.

See that one is nice on there.

Let me get this little end right here.

And then we're going to take off this little points right here.

And then this one over here.

There we go.

Alright so now I'm going to place my tie on here.

I'm going to keep the edge of the tie right here so it will be enclosed in the seam.

Center it up.

Make sure it's nice and centered.

And then I'm going to go over to the ironing board and I'm going to press it so that

that little sticky strip now glues it on there.

And then I like to flip it over because the tie is awfully thick and this side will hit

the glue much faster.

Now what I did on these ties, what I'm going to do on here is just stitch right along the

edge, just a tiny, a tiny little stitch right along the edge and very close to the edge.

There we go.

And I'm going to just put this.

And when I do an edge stitch, what I do is I make sure my presser foot is like right

in the middle of that toe.

It's lined up right along the side.

So I'm just going to go down here along this side.

And because it's all adhesed into place, it's not moving anywhere.

Come around the side and come up this side.

There we go.

And you can see right on here that stitch line barely shows as I'm stitching along

that edge.

And of course I would have, you know, I would have probably used a darker thread like a

maroon thread so that it would really hide in there.

Then you're just going to make as many of these as you want long.

And you're just going to rotate them back and forth as you put them together.

Here let me move this one up here so you can see it better.

So see how this one goes this way.

The next one goes this way.

There's not even a border on here.

We just laid them all out like that and put them together.

And then we just machine quilted over the top of it.

You can see our little, our little swirly designs on here.

And it machine quilts the whole thing.

So these are just a couple of ideas for you to do.

Quick and easy ideas to make some memory clothing.

If it is a female in your family who has gone, I mean this works with her clothing as well.

It's just going to be a more feminine look to it.

And just as easy.

Now if you're working with anything with knits, any type of knit, you want to stabilize

that first.

So you're going to iron that knit onto a stabilizer then it also become just like fabric.

But if you're dealing cotton shirts and things like that, just a piece of cake.

Just cut out the size you want and put them together to make the projects.

And remember that once you make a square any of the other projects that we've done with

squares will work just as well for making memory quilts out of your loved ones clothing.

So we hope you enjoyed this tutorial on how to make projects from your loved one's clothes

and Memory Quilts from the MSQC.

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BITHERCASH - BITHER CASH COIN REVIEW - PURE LENDING - Duration: 10:23.

What's going on get people this is Mike again with another video today

I want to talk about bitter cash bitter cash is another lending platform a lot of you have messaged me

Emailed me asked me to look at it. I know what you're thinking the ICO has already started

It's in phase four why do it now. Well, I'm gonna tell you the truth

I've been in contact with these people for about two weeks now going back and forth asking the right questions

And you know I'm gonna just say it tomorrow

I'm gonna interview the people the CEO and the co-founder and we're gonna show their faces

That's not just a voice

They're not scared to tell you this is who we are and not scared to tell you we're not a scam

We're here for the long run, so why not I'll bring it to your attention. It's a good opportunity

I'm gonna show you why most of all if somebody's willing to show their faces and talk to us

And you're gonna watch the interview tomorrow by the way, then you make a decision is this something good is this something

That's sustainable, and I'm gonna show you every single detail about this platform

So stay tuned don't go anywhere so to start with I'm gonna tell you D

Website is not pretty not in my opinion at least, but I always tell you the truth

I don't sugarcoat nothing, but you know I don't get fooled by looks

I mean we looked at a lot of good-looking platforms

and you've seen what happened right their vision is to give investors a better secure future via principle of

Pure lending if you don't know what pure lending is I'm gonna explain it to you in the simplest terms

So let's take for example bit connect bit connect when they first came out they came out at 70 cents

So if you had bought thousand bit connect tokens you would have spent

$700 and if you had landed a thousand bit connect tokens at that time you would have got back

Seven hundred dollars, that's the capital release because they pay in USD now with pure lending

It's different because when you lend the thousand tokens you will get back a thousand tokens

So if that was the case with bit connect and connect offered pure lending who would have gotten back

A thousand bit connect tokens back now a thousand bit Connect tokens one year after you

Landed a thousand bit connects you would have had three hundred and fifty

thousand dollars back not seven hundred

That's why pure lending is very very interesting

And it's a good concept moving on lending and referral now

They don't have that much of a high interest rate to give back because they're planning on being sustainable for the future

Okay, let's move on so the referrals are as follows level one all the way to level five six percent all the way to one

Percent commission on profit is six percent all the way to one percent normal. Just like everything else

This is their specification their algorithm is script their ticker is B EC their total

Supply is 55 million. I know what you're thinking

This is very high and I agree with you

But we're gonna ask them about this number tomorrow and see what they say

Moving on let's look at the roadmap real quick so in August they did the market research concept planning product design September October

Planning of IC o---- event and obviously in December. We are in IC o---- event they opened their head office in Dubai

That's always a positive sign in January 2018 here are their plans so the BC price

Milestone is a dollar fifty. That's what they're expecting their price to be launch of bitter cash point

They're gonna launch it listing of bitter cash on exchanges

We're gonna ask about which exchanges tomorrow and launch a pithy cash investment portal

1.0 February 2018 B

EC milestone they expect their price to be three dollars they're gonna launch a mobile wallet

And they're gonna open law offices in Asia in March their token price is going to be $8 in April

$15 in May 24 dollars and in June

$35 so from here if you notice these are small increments one dollar fifty three dollars eight dollars fifteen dollars twenty four dollars

Thirty-five dollars, but it's realistic. It's not something that you would lie about I'm not proud of a dollar fifty

I would never be but you know from a dollar fifty if you buy the token a sixty-five cents, and it becomes thirty-five dollars

It's well worth it. I remember with pure lending. It doesn't matter what prices. There's a feeling lend a thousand tokens

You're gonna get them back a thousand tokens

So if you get back a thousand tokens at $35 you can do the math at 35 grand, but you're only London

700 or 800 bucks, I like their honesty when it comes to this concept right here. Let's look at their, FA cubes

What is the IC o---- time period the time period is from December 5th and ends January?

19th so still have time to get in it when IC o---- Kota

5.5. Million is reached

Whichever comes first how to buy B, EC tokens obviously you need to register on their platform

And they accept bt c and e th okay let's look at the last question right here it says

What is the benefit of buying B, EC tokens during the IC o---- it says here there are IC o---- you can buy B

EC tokens at a lower price after IC o---- you can redeem your tokens for B

EC coins and your BC wallet obviously

That's the pure lending that we just talked about main advantage of better cash is that the BC mending portal?

investors can invest in BC learning portal and earn profits through

Interest on their investment when BC appreciates and value obviously we talked about this

Given the demand will be higher in a few months. It is advisable to purchase B

EC tokens at a very low price isn't that the goal guys to pay the cheapest price for any

token that we invest in ok our

Publications they claim that they've been published on IC o---- magazine coin wisdom and live bitcoin news which I double-checked and yes

They have let's look at their Facebook real quick. This is their Facebook guys. It looks like they have 93 thousand followers

Let's see the interaction 201 two shares for comments most likely these numbers are not right

But we're gonna ask about it tomorrow. Let's look at their github does their github

They haven't published any repositories yet, we're gonna ask him about this tomorrow

Okay, let's check out their white paper real quick. So this is their white paper. It's well put together

It has a lot of informations to offer it hasn't been plagiarized

There are little copies here and there

But not majorly so it says here introducing bitter cash they talk about what cassia's it's a peer-to-peer currency

The staking is 2% per year

55 million

Tokens mining you can mine it you can stake it look at the important stuff right here

So this is the landing guys so you can invest a minimum of?

$100 all the way up to a thousand on the first stage and it goes above

25,000 as well the interest rate is 1.5 percent all the way to 7 percent and

The length for capital release is 10 months all the way down to 6 months and remember you get those tokens back

You don't get cash back

But the profit is going to be in USD so the 1.5 percent or the 7 percent will be paid

With US dollars not in coins. We keep scrolling down here talks about decentralization

Security and they talk about their affiliate program. This is their affiliate program

We already talked about it the right commission is 6 percent all the way to 1 percent to level 5 and

Commission on profits as well so when you land on the profit you get 6 percent all the way to 1 percent

Token distribution is going to be as follows. It's 55 cents for 1.3. Million, and it goes all the way to

700,000 tokens at $1 and 20

That's their. IC o---- phase these are the specs we already went through it the better cache team we're gonna meet them tomorrow and

The developers we're gonna ask all these questions tomorrow, so yeah, the white paper is pretty detailed it offers a lot of information

It's pretty good to have a clean white paper like this, so let's check out there. Who is real quick

So they got the domain name on

1107 2017 and expires in two years on 11 7

2019 let's see if they are on a dedicated server, so yes

They are hosted on a dedicated server and from the e-mails back and forth. They assured me they never once crashed

They had some issues now you gotta understand everybody has issues, but they fixed all the issues

According to them let's look at their Alexa rank so their Alexa ranking is pretty good. They're ranked pretty high the most traffic

They're getting are from the United States India, Canada, Nigeria and Vietnam, so it's pretty popular

It's gaining popularity as it goes, but here are my final thoughts

better cash

55 million tokens supply is pretty high they're low pricing expectation is pretty low, but on the bright side

They're not be asking you they're not telling you my token is going to be $700 or $500 or $50 or $80

They're being safe. They're playing it very safe by telling you

This is the price expectation, but guess what opens up at $3 you're happy

It's sort of a under-promise and over-deliver are we're gonna ask all these questions

Tomorrow now am I gonna invest in this one from the look of it right now with no red flags. Yeah

Why not I will be an investor in it but tomorrow with the interview with the devs with the CEO is gonna solidify

My thoughts about bitter cash

100% but here's what I want you guys to do make sure you type in your questions in the comments below

What kind of questions do you want me to ask the developers?

And I will take him all down, and I will make sure to relay the message and address those questions. I want every single question

answered for now if you decide to join bitter cash I'm gonna leave my link down below make sure you click it and join my

Team the interview is going to be with the developers tomorrow. Do not forget stay tuned for that but remember guys

I am NOT a financial adviser. I don't tell you what to do

I urge you to do your research every single time your view comes out. Thank you guys so much for watching

I appreciate it hit that like button hit that subscribe button hit that Bell right next to that subscribe button and until next time

Stay safe

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God's Will Is Prosperity - Duration: 21:41.

(Singing) I know my God has made the way for

me. I know my God has made the way for me.

ANNOUNCER: Welcome to the Believer's Voice of

Victory. Start your new year in the power of

God's Word. Learn from Gloria Copeland and Pastor George

Pearsons today that it is God's will for you to prosper. You

have a covenant with God that is filled with promises.

GLORIA: Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Believer's

Voice of Victory broadcast. Today, Pastor George

Pearsons is back with us, and he's loaded.

He's just got all kind of good notes for us.

GEORGE: Oh, man. GLORIA: God's will is prosperity. GEORGE:

Yeah, yeah. GLORIA: Now, if you're not interested in

prosperity, don't listen. GEORGE: That's right. GLORIA:

I've always enjoyed it myself. GEORGE: That's right. I have,

too, and it's been a blessing to me for a long, long time. I so

appreciate you asking me to be on the broadcast with you.

GLORIA: We love to have you. GEORGE: And it's the new year,

Gloria Copeland. Happy New Year! GLORIA: Happy New Year to you.

GEORGE: 2018, we are expecting-- GLORIA: Sounds like science

fiction. GEORGE: It does, doesn't it? We-- (Laughs) We

want--we want to--we want to be able to walk in the prosperity

of God this year like we have never walked in it before.

GLORIA: Hallelujah. We should. GEORGE: And, you know, Brother

Copeland has a word for this new year. And it came during last

year and he said, "2018, the year of Holy Ghost and fire."

GLORIA: Oh, I like that. GEORGE: 2018 is the year of Holy Ghost

and fire. And then--and then another portion of that word, he

said, "It's the big 18." GLORIA: Well. GEORGE: He said, "It's the

big 18, the nine gifts of the Spirit and the nine fruit of the

Spirit--" GLORIA: Wow. GEORGE: "--the big 18." So what a year

we have before us. GLORIA: That's pretty exciting. GEORGE:

Holy Ghost and fire. GLORIA: Ooh. GEORGE: Glory to God.

GLORIA: I want those written down. GEORGE: Yeah, I'll get

those for you. GLORIA: Okay. GEORGE: And then just before we

went on the air, before we go into the study that Gloria and I

have for you, she was reading from whatever notebooks, and I

wrote this down. And we haven't figured out yet who she got it

from, but we'll find it. We'll find out. GLORIA: It was from a

man in-- GEORGE: A man in Africa. GLORIA: --from Africa, a

man from Africa-- GEORGE: Now, this is good. GLORIA: It is.

GEORGE: My prosperity is tied to the kingdom of God and not to

the natural realm. That's good news. GLORIA: That is good. So

that market goes up. The market goes down. GEORGE: Yeah. GLORIA:

But we are not tied to the market even if we have money

there. GEORGE: That's right. That's right. GLORIA: Because

our prosperity is based and tied to the spiritual realm and

supernatural realm. GEORGE: Yeah. It's connected to the

kingdom of heaven. And it's connected to the fact that we

are tithers and we're sowers. GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE:

And the hundredfold return is not dependent upon the economy

and which direction it's going. GLORIA: You know when you read

the paper and you read all the reports and the stocks and all

that? GEORGE: Yeah, yeah, yeah. GLORIA: They forgot to consult

the realm that's in charge of everything-- GEORGE: That's

right. GLORIA: --which is God's kingdom. GEORGE: That's right.

It's the kingdom of God. GLORIA: That's where we count our

blessings. GEORGE: So, Gloria, here we are. This is our 301st

day of teaching on prosperity. GLORIA: George, we should know.

Well, you are the professor of prosperity. GEORGE: (Laughs)

GLORIA: We know that. 301 days. GEORGE: And I have studied under

the best for a long time. And let me tell you what this series

is going to be all about. GLORIA: That'll be so good.

GEORGE: We're going to be taking these two weeks together. Here's

what happened, Gloria. I was praying about, one day, knowing

that this series was coming, we were going to be taping

together. And there's so much to talk about concerning

prosperity. And I was saying, "Lord, what specifically do you

want us to talk about?" And I literally heard the witness of

the Spirit of God. I'm sitting in my office at home. He said,

"Go into your library." I have a--I have a closet which is a

very long closet. And it has nothing but books in it. It's my

library. And I went in there and He said, "Pull out Gloria's

original book on 'God's Will is Prosperity.'" GLORIA: It's used,

isn't it? GEORGE: That's--this is the book, Gloria, that you

wrote. You wrote a note to Terri and me in it. And I have kept

this original book. GLORIA: Well, bless your heart. GEORGE:

And the thing about this book that's so special to me is that

years ago you had some--you had an outside company designing the

cover for it. And they were sending you these comps for it.

And you didn't like any of them, so you came to me. And you said,

"George, see what you can do with it." So I came up with

this-- GLORIA: That's a good cover. GEORGE: --this cover, and

you said, "I like it. Let's go with it." So this is my

connection to this book-- GLORIA: Well, good. GEORGE: --is

the-- GLORIA: That's our book. GEORGE: That's our book. GLORIA:

Okay. GEORGE: That's exactly right. And so the Lord said,

though, "Go in and look at the book and check and see what the

publication date was." GLORIA: '67. GEORGE: And the publication

date was 1978. GLORIA: '78. GEORGE: Gloria, this is the 40th

anniversary-- GLORIA: Is that right? GEORGE: --of "God's Will

is Prosperity." GLORIA: Wow. GEORGE: And this is what He had

me do. He said to go ahead, and what we're going to do is we're

going to take a chapter a day. And each day will be the essence

of what that chapter is talking about-- GLORIA: Yeah. GEORGE:

--in "God's Will is Prosperity." And then on the last day is

going to be a very special day because it's going to be devoted

to an individual who read your book and who now pastors the

largest church in the world-- GLORIA: Oh. GEORGE: --and it is

because of that book. GLORIA: Wow. GEORGE: And he says it

himself, Pastor David Oyedepo. He says it hisself--himself that

it was because of reading Gloria's book, "God's Will is

Prosperity," Kenneth Copeland's book, "The Laws of Prosperity,"

that he is where he is today. GLORIA: Praise God. What a

marvelous man. GEORGE: So, Gloria, we've got some great

things ahead of us here this--these two weeks. GLORIA:

Wow, that sounds like fun. GEORGE: So let's do this, let's

go to-- GLORIA: Let's stir ourselves up on the subject.

GEORGE: Let's get stirred up about "God's Will is

Prosperity." GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE: Father, we pray

over these broadcasts these two weeks and thank You that You are

leading us into a place of-- GLORIA: Yes, Lord. We love You.

GEORGE: --prosperity that we've never been before and that we're

walking in realms that we've never walked in before. GLORIA:

Praise God. GEORGE: And, Father, I thank You for this book. I

thank You for the work that Gloria Copeland did on this book

40 years ago and how it is still alive, more alive than ever

before-- GLORIA: Praise God. GEORGE: --more relevant than

ever before. And so, Lord, we thank You and we praise You for

this in Jesus' name. Amen. GLORIA: Amen. That's exciting.

GEORGE: Let's look at Genesis 1 to begin with, Gloria. GLORIA:

Okay. GEORGE: Genesis 1--and I like this as we outline these

notes. The first part of your note up there says Genesis

1:26-29. "In the beginning--in the beginning--" and so it says,

in Genesis 1:26-- GLORIA: So we started off right. GEORGE: We

started off right. Start it right at the beginning. GLORIA:

Yeah. GEORGE: It says, "And God said, Let us make man in our

image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the

fish of the sea, over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle,

and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creeps

upon the earth. So God created man in his own image--" GLORIA:

Yes. GEORGE: "--in the image of God created he him; male and

female created he them. And God blessed them--" GLORIA: Yeah.

GEORGE: That's big. That's big. "God blessed them." You know, I

heard one time, Gloria, a definition that Kenneth gave of

the word "blessed." And it means "to empower, to prosper."

GLORIA: To prosper. GEORGE: And that's what God was doing with

man-- GLORIA: Yeah, that's right. GEORGE: --empowering him

to prosper. So God created man, "And he blessed them, and he

said to them, Be fruitful--" Now again, Gloria, I did a study

some time ago on the word "fruitful," and it means to

increase. So we were--we were created to increase. God created

us-- GLORIA: Of course. GEORGE: --He created you to increase.

And as Psalm 115 says, He said we are to increase more and

more, we and our children. So we are designed by God. We were

created by God to increase. GLORIA: Amen. GEORGE: Well, "Be

fruitful, multiply, replenish the earth, and subdue it: and

have dominion over the fish of the sea, the fowl of the air,

over every living thing that moves upon the earth. And God

said, Behold, I have given you every herb bearing seed, which

is upon the face of the earth, and every tree, in which the

fruit of the tree yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat." In

other words, your seed is your provision. Your seed is your

provision. So let's look at our notes here, Gloria, and--

GLORIA: Okay, I like these notes. GEORGE: --part--part A

here that we have--and these notes are available to you right

now. Just go to kcm.org. Look for the picture of Gloria and

me. You can click onto it and it'll take you right to the

notes, these notes, Gloria, as well as all 300 other notes that

we have on prosperity. How exciting is that? GLORIA: Now,

where are they? GEORGE: Those are on kcm.org. We have all of

the notes that we've ever taught from-- GLORIA: Wow. GEORGE:

--available to you absolutely free. And you can duplicate

them. You can give them out. GLORIA: Preach them. GEORGE: You

can teach them. GLORIA: Teach them. GEORGE: You can get these

notes out there. Gloria, the people that have downloaded the

notes, we are well, well over a million notes that have been

downloaded. GLORIA: Isn't that amazing, George? GEORGE: So

people are hungry for prosperity. They're hungry to

know how to prosper. Well, we just read Genesis 1:26-29. And,

Gloria, in your book--and let me--let me make a comment here,

before we go on, with these notes. GLORIA: Okay. GEORGE:

Everything that you see on these pages, you said. GLORIA: I did?

GEORGE: Everything, everything. And it's so good to refresh

ourselves in this. GLORIA: I know, I know. I like to stir

yourself up. GEORGE: Gloria, there are times when people come

back to me and they'll share with me notes of things that I

said in church. And I'll sit there and go, "That was good."

GLORIA: Did I say that? GEORGE: Did I say that? That was good.

GLORIA: Yeah. GEORGE: So here, this first point, "God made sure

that Adam lacked no good thing." GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE:

His man was fully furnished. He was--all he knew was abundance.

That's all that Adam knew. GLORIA: No curse. GEORGE: No

curse. GLORIA: Just blessing. GEORGE: The blessing of the

Lord. GLORIA: That was God's will and is God's will. GEORGE:

It is. Absolutely, Gloria, it is. And you said, "It's only

after Adam committed high treason against God that sin,

sickness, lack, and poverty came in." And now he had to work for

it. Now he had to--Bible talks about-- GLORIA: He went against

the rules. GEORGE: He--yeah, he went against the rules. He

stepped out of the-- GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE: --he

stepped out from under the umbrella of the blessing of God.

We have to stay there. We have to stay right in the middle of

His will and His purpose. And, truly, we are redeemed from the

curse of the law-- GLORIA: We are. Amen. GEORGE: --so that we

can walk in the blessing of Abraham. GLORIA: Amen. GEORGE:

So now we see here what you said in your book, "Satan is the

author of poverty, and God is the author of abundance."

GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE: I like that. GLORIA: One is the

curse, one is the blessing. GEORGE: Yeah, absolutely.

Absolutely. GLORIA: And they're both available. GEORGE: Oh, they

are. GLORIA: You can have the curse if you want it. You can

have abundance if you want it. You can have the blessing if you

want it. GEORGE: I choose abundance. I choose--I don't--I

don't want the curse in my life. And it wasn't--it wasn't until

Jesus got that back for us-- GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE:

Adam committed that high treason and put himself in the place of

the curse. But the blessing is now available to us because of

what Jesus did. GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE: We are the

blessed. We are walking in the blessing of God, and we're

walking in the blessing of Abraham. So let's look here. The

next point-- GLORIA: Then we're walking in God's will. That's--

GEORGE: Yeah, that's right. GLORIA: That's a key. GEORGE:

They were. GLORIA: That's what God had all the time-- GEORGE:

Yes. GLORIA: --for His men. GEORGE: Yeah. GLORIA: Glory to

God. GEORGE: He did. GLORIA: And His women. GEORGE: And He told

them--He--that's right. (Laughs) He did. That's right. GLORIA:

Hallelujah. GEORGE: He did, and He told them to be fruitful and

to multiply, to replenish the earth, subdue it. The word

"subdue" there means, if it gets out of line, put it back.

GLORIA: Put it back. That's--I like that definition, George. Is

that in my notes here? That's good. GEORGE: No. I

just--that's--I--this is something that I studied a long

time. GLORIA: Don't forget that. GEORGE: I won't forget that. I

won't forget that. And this is interesting. I wrote this in my

Bible. It's not under "Notes." We'll put it there, though. In

this Verse 29, God said, "Behold, I've given you every

herb bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth, every

tree, in which the fruit of the tree yielding seed; to you it

shall be for meat." And listen to what the Amplified Bible

says. "You are to use all of its vast resources for the service

of God and man." GLORIA: Wow. GEORGE: The vast-- GLORIA: The

blessing. GEORGE: --resources of the blessing belong to us. And

they belong to-- GLORIA: Praise God. Now, that was a--well,

that's from where? GEORGE: That's the Amplified

translation. GLORIA: Of which one? GEORGE: Of--I believe

that's Verse 29, that we were to use "all of its vast resources

in the service of God and man." GLORIA: So there's no question

about it. God wants His people blessed. GEORGE: That's right.

GLORIA: Why wouldn't He? They're His people. GEORGE: That's

right. They're His people. He's taking care of them. GLORIA:

That's why He put them in the earth-- GEORGE: Yeah. GLORIA:

--to take over the things of the earth. GEORGE: Yeah, yeah.

GLORIA: Be blessed. See to it to rule, being under a ruler, a

shepherd. Hallelujah. GEORGE: That's why we were placed here.

GLORIA: Under Jesus. Hallelujah. GEORGE: And to expand and to

enlarge the garden of Eden. GLORIA: Pretty exciting when you

think about it. GEORGE: It is. It is. You know, Kenneth has

taught this about the expansion of the garden of Eden. That's

what Adam and Eve were supposed to do. They were to

take--supposed to take the garden of Eden and take it all

over the world and actually to the planets, to the universe.

GLORIA: Yeah. GEORGE: So we should, everywhere we go, we

carry the garden-of-Eden effect. GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE:

The effect of the garden of Eden. GLORIA: That blessing is

working. GEORGE: The blessing is working in us. And I'm reminded

of this right now. When you lived--years ago, when I first

came here, you and the family were living on Green River

Court. GLORIA: Mm-hmm. GEORGE: And Green River Court--you had a

beautiful home that overlooked Downtown Fort Worth. GLORIA:

Yeah. GEORGE: But there was a large grassy area between your

backyard and downtown Fort Worth. And one day, I was--I

happened to be looking at a map of that area. And that area is

actually called the Garden of Eden. GLORIA: Is that right?

GEORGE: That's what that area's called. GLORIA: When--where our

old house-- GEORGE: Yeah. GLORIA: --in Fort Worth--

GEORGE: In Fort Worth. GLORIA: --City where you could see the

skyline? GEORGE: Where you could see the skyline, but before you

got to the skyline, there was a big open area-- GLORIA: That's

interesting. GEORGE: --and it was called the Garden of Eden.

So I'm like-- GLORIA: Hmm, I wonder what's there now. GEORGE:

I don't know. GLORIA: We better go check, George. GEORGE: We

need to check that out. But we are--we are to carry this garden

of Eden everywhere we go. GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE:

And that's why-- GLORIA: That's what the blessing does. GEORGE:

That's--Gloria, when you wrote this book 40 years ago, this

concept was foreign to most people, that it is God's will

for us to prosper. And it's been God's will for us to prosper

since the very beginning of mankind. GLORIA: Amen. Yes, it

has. GEORGE: He set the precedent. God set the precedent

with Adam and Eve. GLORIA: And we--things didn't prosper in our

lives until we found that out. GEORGE: Until we found it out

and we took it. GLORIA: We began to act on it. GEORGE: And now we

are to multiply. We are to be fruitful. We are to subdue the

earth and have dominion over it, replenish the earth. GLORIA:

Praise God. That's right. GEORGE: That's what our job is.

That's what we do. GLORIA: It's fun. GEORGE: And I must say that

I remember--I remember reading this book and I've gone through

it and over it and over it and found that these things help me

as much today as they helped me 40 years ago, Gloria, when I

first read the book-- GLORIA: Praise God. GEORGE: --and when

you first laid these things out. GLORIA: I might read it again.

GEORGE: And you talked about something that many people don't

know about, and that is the blessing of Abraham. Look with

me at Genesis 17. You started talking about in the book, and,

of course, we have a 40th edition of the book that we have

produced. GLORIA: Praise God. GEORGE: And we'll be offering it

on this broadcast absolutely free. GLORIA: Have I gotten one

yet? GEORGE: No. (Laughs) You'll get one, though. GLORIA: Well, I

should have one. GEORGE: I promise that you will have one.

But Genesis 19--or 17, rather. GLORIA: 17. GEORGE: And looking

here at rereading Verses 1-9, but I'll--let's just read these

that I have on your page down here, Gloria. GLORIA: Okay.

GEORGE: Because they just showed me our time is running out. My

goodness. GLORIA: We just got here. GEORGE: We just got here.

We just got started. In Verse 2, it says, "And I will make my

covenant between me and you, and will multiply you exceedingly."

And in Verse 6, it says, "I will make you exceedingly fruitful."

Verse 7--and this is B, number three. Verse 7, "I will

establish my covenant between me and you and your descendants

after you in their generations for an everlasting covenant."

And, Gloria, in your book, you defined the word "established."

And the word "established" is to settle or to fix on a permanent

basis. GLORIA: Ooh, I like that. GEORGE: I like that, too. To

establish. GLORIA: I'm going to go back and read that book.

GEORGE: He said, "I will establish my covenant between me

and you and your descendants." Well, this is--this is to settle

it. This is to fix it-- GLORIA: Yeah, that's right. GEORGE: --on

a permanent basis. And you said that, "God's covenant is

unalterable." You said that, "His covenant is generational."

I like that. GLORIA: Yeah. GEORGE: We are in that

generation now. And every generation and every individual

has a choice whether or not they're going to walk in the

covenant with God-- GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE: --and to

what degree they walk in the covenant with God. GLORIA: And

we have a choice of whether we, the parents, pass that on to our

children. GEORGE: Yes, ma'am. Yep. GLORIA: We have to live it

before them, teach them-- GEORGE: Yeah. GLORIA: --show

them how it works-- GEORGE: That's right. GLORIA: --or it

doesn't work for them even though it belongs to them.

GEORGE: No, we have to--we have to pass that along. And that's

what--that's what we've determined to do. GLORIA:

That's--the word "established" is a good word there. GEORGE:

Financial prosperity--that's point number four down there at

the bottom. Financial prosperity or wealth is one way that God

established this covenant of promise. In Deuteronomy 8:18,

"And you shall remember the Lord your God, for it is he that

gives you power to get wealth, that he may establish his

covenant which he swore to your fathers." So, "The person who

holds to poverty--" This is good. This is what you said in

your book: "The person who holds to poverty rejects the

establishment of the covenant." GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE:

The person who holds to the covenant rejects poverty.

GLORIA: And, you know, you'd be shocked at how much flak could

come-- GEORGE: Oh, yes, ma'am. GLORIA: --from teaching

prosperity-- GEORGE: Yes, ma'am. GLORIA: --in the old days.

GEORGE: Yep. GLORIA: I'm telling you. GEORGE: But, you know, it's

changed. GLORIA: It has. GEORGE: It has changed through the--

GLORIA: It's gradually--the--it's been

accepted. People figured out it's better to be blessed than

cursed. GEORGE: Yeah, yeah. GLORIA: Took a while. GEORGE: It

took a while, but you and Kenneth-- GLORIA: I figured it

out. GEORGE: One of the things that the Lord called you and

Kenneth to do was to teach the laws that govern supernatural

abundance and prosperity. And that's what you've done over all

of these years. And now we are--we are taking hold of it.

We are receiving it. GLORIA: Yes. GEORGE: Let's finish up.

They've given us like the two-minute mark here. GLORIA:

Okay, go. GEORGE: So the point--the last point we want to

make is--you talked about this in your book. In Romans 4,

Abraham received it by faith. So we receive this promise--

GLORIA: Amen. GEORGE: --of prosperity by faith. It says, in

Romans 4:19, "He was not--he was not weak in faith--he did not

consider his own body, already dead since he was a hundred

years old, and the deadness of Sarah's womb. But he did not

waver at the promise of God through unbelief." GLORIA: In

other words, he didn't consider the circumstance. GEORGE: He

didn't consider the circumstance. GLORIA: He took

the promise. GEORGE: Yeah. He took the promise. He took the

covenant. He was strengthened in faith, giving glory to God--

GLORIA: Yes, amen. GEORGE: --and being fully convinced that what

he had promised, he was also able to perform. GLORIA: Yeah,

able. Mm-hmm. GEORGE: It takes faith-- GLORIA: It does. GEORGE:

--to establish the covenant. GLORIA: That's exactly right.

GEORGE: And we receive that covenant by faith. And the last

thing, look at the very bottom, what you said. GLORIA: Okay.

GEORGE: "The blessing of the covenant cannot be stopped in

the life of an heir of Abraham as long as he keeps the

covenant, that he obeys God and believes that he's able to

perform--" GLORIA: That God is able. GEORGE: "--the covenant--"

that's right, "--that God is able to perform the covenant in

his life." GLORIA: That's right. GEORGE: So, Father, in the name

of Jesus, we are walking in covenant with you. GLORIA: Thank

You, Lord. We are so grateful. GEORGE: You began from the very

beginning to bless mankind. GLORIA: Praise God. GEORGE: And,

Lord, that covenant has continued through Abraham and

now we're walking in the blessing of Abraham. GLORIA:

Yes. Amen. GEORGE: And we take it by faith-- GLORIA: Yes.

GEORGE: --in the name of Jesus. GLORIA: In the name of Jesus.

GEORGE: Amen. GLORIA: Amen. GEORGE: And amen. GLORIA: We

stir ourselves up! GEORGE: Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. GLORIA: We

walk in the blessing. Hallelujah. GEORGE: Praise

God. GLORIA: Glory to God. GEORGE: Praise

God. GLORIA: George and I'll be right back.

ANNOUNCER: We hope you enjoyed today's teaching from Kenneth

Copeland Ministries. And remember Jesus is Lord.

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Self Running, DiaMagnetic Motor. - Duration: 12:54.

What you're looking at is a rotor composed of thin slices of pyrolytic graphite and

aluminum, rotating around an arrangement of ferrite and

Neodymium magnets. Yes, this really is spinning without any outside interference or influence, as near as I can tell.

Why do I say that? Well, because I'm holding the rotor by a string.

So you first have to rule out the possibility that subtle movements from my hand are preventing the rotor from

stabilizing and coming to a stop between the magnetic fields, or

inadvertently causing the rotor to spin.

Here's a simple example of how you can affect an object, simply by thinking about it.

If you've never tried this before, I would encourage you to.

It's an interesting lesson in how you can affect things around you by what you think about, without realizing it.

Take a simple washer, tie it to a string, and draw an addition sign on a piece of paper. Pick up the string and

steady the washer on plus sign. As you lift the string it'll begin spinning on its own. In this case, counterclockwise.

Try to hold your hand completely still. Begin picturing the washer spinning clockwise around the plus sign.

After a few moments the washer will begin changing its directional spin.

You're seeing this up close, so it looks like I'm trying to spin washer on purpose, but in actuality, my fingers

don't feel like they're moving at all.

Your brain sends tiny electrical impulses through your fingers that causes what you're picturing in your mind to manifest, by subtle movements

you don't even feel yourself making.

Now picture the washer going up and down, and then side to side.

It's much easier to affect something as small as a washer. The rotor is bigger and heavier,

so it would be a bit more difficult to do this with something this size. I

Tested this assembly several times. Each time I tried picturing the rotor changing direction to see if I could be

accidentally causing the rotation. It always continued, in the same counterclockwise direction.

Which is the direction in which it should be turning, based on how I designed it.

Speaking of which, here's a brief description of the materials and principles involved in the assembly. The rotor is composed of pyrolytic graphite

Which is diamagnetic, meaning

It is repelled by a magnetic field. However that repulsion is very very light.

And it's also composed of aluminum, which is paramagnetic. So it's very slightly attracted to a magnetic field. Now

the reaction of these types of magnetic materials to a magnetic field is so subtle that it's difficult to even test the design like this.

Which is why I used the method of suspending the rotor from a string.

The stator assembly is composed of ferrite magnets capped with neodymium magnets.

They are alternately placed north-south, facing up. If you've seen my videos on magnetic spin vortex,

the alignment of the magnets may make more sense to you.

The spins of the magnets arc from the center point of the magnet.

So I'm focusing the spins from one side of the magnets on the pyrolytic graphite and aluminum on the rotor. By using the larger

Ferrite magnets below the shorter neodymium magnets, I'm concentrating the other side of the spins away from the rotor.

They are drawn more toward the ferrite magnet than the diamagnetic or paramagnetic materials.

When the thought first occurred in me of building a magnetic motor years ago, the initial image that came into my imagination

was that of two arrangements of magnets shaped like windmills.

One with its north poles facing out, and the other with its south poles facing out. To be used as a rotor and stator assembly.

This was before I had any understanding of the complexities of magnetic field interaction.

Whenever I thought about diamagnetic materials, the idea of the windmill would occur to me again though.

If you saw my older video on the pyrolytic graphite rotor, you saw this evidenced by the designs

I attempted in that video.

I wrapped magnets with their north poles facing each other, in an attempt to use a technique John Bedini used to focus the magnetic field

in a slightly less arced path.

What I realized later, is that the pole of a magnet

has to be in a pretty direct path to the face of the pyrolytic graphite, to even slightly move it.

It's less about the arrangements of magnets to induce spin, more about the angling of the pyrolytic graphite.

By placing it with the face angle with one side slightly further away than the other side, it

gives the a path of directional rotation.

The technique I used in the other video would have caused the rotor to have to rotate through multiple flux loops.

Which is why it didn't work.

This design works in an even flow of north to south

alternating magnetic fields. The graphite is equally repelled by north or south magnetic fields.

So it's irrelevant which pole you use.

However, facing all poles north or south up would create cluttered fields of flux loops.

Orienting them the way I did in this design, gives the rotor a smooth series of magnetic spins to ride.

By angling the aluminum and graphite the way I did, the rotor glides the spins, similar to how a windmill rides the wind.

Or, at least that's the theory I'm postulating for this design. If you put one together for yourself, feel free to tweak the design.

I'm sure there are numerous ways to assemble one of these.

I Couldn't find a low friction bearing capable of handling the subtleties of pyrolytic graphite, so the string was one way of testing the design.

I'm sure there are others

If I allowed this to keep spinning long enough though,

it would eventually spin so tightly that it would cease rotation,

because the forces involved aren't very powerful. So a configuration like this couldn't be used to do work.

But that's not the point. If it really works the way I believe it does, and the principles are studied,

it's possible that there may be a way to upscale the design using different materials.

And with the right materials, it may be possible to build an assembly based on the principles that does perform work.

Which is why I always share my research. The more heads you have working out a problem, the quicker a solution will present itself.

Before I put this assembly together, I tested some different materials

To determine the correct combination of materials to use in the final design. These are some of the materials that I experimented with.

I also decided to demonstrate the setup with candles around the stator.

Simply so no one thinks I'm using a fan or blower to induce spin in the rotor.

It's really not a bad idea to demonstrate your builds this way regardless, as there are quite a few hoaxes out there.

For the skeptics, there is nothing under the table.

And as an added bonus to my viewers who actually watch my videos to the end,

I put together this simple assembly to show that it's actually not my fingers that were inducing rotation in the rotor earlier.

If you're wondering if this will keep spinning perpetually, no it will eventually wind so tight that it will stop, as I mentioned earlier.

The forces involved are too weak to overcome the resistance of the string, once it's too tightly wound.

Here's the interesting thing though, if you've ever wound something up on a string before,

Tou know that once it reaches a point that you can't wind it any tighter it unwinds.

And then it'll wind and unwind until it eventually comes to a stop. The rotor didn't do that though.

It ran for about 20 minutes,

started to back up in the other direction for a few seconds, and then stopped.

In other words, the force of the magnetic fields in the stator were strong enough to hold the angled pyrolytic graphite

and aluminum in the rotor in place, and prevent it from unwinding. I'd say that's pretty significant.

Feel free to build one of these and test it for yourself. I listed the materials I used earlier.

It's a pretty simple design, and easy to put together.

You don't have to use the exact size and types of materials I did. The principles will work regardless.

As long as you include stronger neodymium magnets in your design.

Thanks for watching and do great things!

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Scandinavian Design - Duration: 5:28.

Hey everybody! In today's video I wanted to recreate

something that looked like a Scandinavian design which is a happy

memory from my childhood. My next-door neighbor was Norwegian - he was also the

pastor at our Lutheran Church and I loved going into his house and seeing

little decorative plates on the wall and tea towels and all sorts of things that

had these fun colorful Norwegian / Scandinavian designs on them. That's the

look I'm going for today now I have the Pinkfresh Studio Playful

Animal Friends 2 set - that's what I'm working with - and I have cut a circle out

of just a card front with a My Favourite Things die - beautiful die I'll link that

to you below and on my blog. I've taken the larger animals from

the set and I'm just arranging them around that circle. Now after I die cut

this circle, I cut a slightly larger circle out of masking paper

which I'll also link you to below with a Hero Arts Circle Infinity die and that's

to protect the area around the circle and you'll see why at the end of the

video.

Now I have this set up on my MISTI and I'm stamping it numerous times to get

these beautiful solid images really well inked.

This stunning blue ink is Hero Arts Indigo -

it's the perfect ultramarine blue I love it.

I want these little guys to be very bright and solid.

So now you can see my mask a little better and there's what the dIe looks

like and that's why I wanted to protect that edge from stamping.

Now I'll take the smaller elements in the set - just little design elements like

this is a balloon and there are some flowers and hearts and I'm stamping

those in Red Hot ink that's from Gina K Designs that is the most perfect red

that I own I absolutely love this ink, and I'm just going to go around and fill in

this design. One of the things that I remember about all the decorative items

in Pastor Otterstadt's house was that they were very clean

designs but also somewhat busy scandinavian design tends to be a little

bit minimalist and clean but I loved the fact that

there was always a lot going on and lots of little whimsical creatures and

whimsical floral elements that filled up those designs.

This stamp set makes this type of design very easy to do because there are some

teeny-tiny images and various shapes and sizes that go well with filling in

around these little creatures. Now you'll notice that some of these creatures seem

to be pointing at something off to the left. I don't know what that something is

but there's something going on over there I guarantee that!

Maybe a treat, maybe some bacon! These two colors work so incredibly well

together. I need to find a perfect yellow so that I have that excellent triad of

red yellow and blue in what I consider to be true colors of those three colors

because you can do a lot with just those three.

Now after I get finished arranging all of these, I wanted to keep the inside of

the card pretty simple because this is such a bright and happy design around

the edge. So the sentiments in the set are also

very clean in a beautiful beautiful font so when I glue this card down the card

front down on to the card base, I'll remove that masking and replace the

little beautiful intricate inside of the circle from that die that you see on the

upper right back into the frame that it cut and then stamp my sentiment in black

inside that frame onto the front of the folded card base and that will complete

my design! So I will remove the masking paper and

you'll see the opening that's left, and then that die-cut positioned back in

there and the sentiment on the card base. So that's my Scandinavian design - thanks

so much for watching!

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