- I'm comin', I'm comin'.
Hey Mom, I'm sorry I'm late for lunch, you know.
(audience laughter)
But I heard a funny joke.
I was walkin' along and I saw this fat walrus.
(seal barking)
How fat was she?
She was so fat when she went swimming
she left a ring around the lake.
I knew you'd like it, Pop.
Listen, Mom, I've got somethin' to tell you.
It's really important, you know.
(seal barks)
Pop, I don't wanna play ball.
Put the ball down.
Mom, I think I've reached the age
where I gotta go out on my own.
(seal barks)
It's nothing personal.
The time has come for me to find a mate.
(seal barks)
Aw, don't give me that.
Every girl I went out with, you put down.
How 'bout the flounder I met?
I really liked her.
I brought her home for dinner.
And you ate her.
(audience laughter)
Mom, I'm your only son.
Give me your blessing, will you?
(seal barks)
Thanks, Mom.
I hope I can find a girl just like you.
Only without the whiskers.
(audience laughter)
- [Jacques Clostoe] It was at this fortuitous moment
that we docked at the lagoon with our ship, the Babalu.
- I've got to hide.
I mean, something smells fishy here.
(sniffs)
Why that's me.
(audience laughter)
- Hello. Hello, anyone here?
Bonjour, bonjour.
Annette loves Frankie.
(audience laughter)
Aaah.
The song of the conch shell is irresistible to a mermaid.
(horn sound)
(audience laughter)
(jazzy horn sound)
(laughter and applause)
- Hey, Pops, you blow a mean conch, you know that?
- Who are you?
What are you doing here?
- I live here. Who are you?
- I am Jacques Cousteau, world famous oceanographer.
I am here in search of the elusive mermaid.
- A mermaid?
- Oui.
- What's that?
- A mythical sea creature who from the waist down is a fish.
But from the waist up is a, how you say,
a great pair of water wings.
- No kiddin', you mean there really is such a thing?
- Just ask any sailor who has been at sea for six months.
- Hey, you mind if I tag along?
- Not at all, just walk this way.
- Hey, it's easy for you to say.
- Now this device will help us find her location.
- What is that?
- A Sony Fishman.
(audience laughter)
It's getting closer, closer, closer.
Sacre Meckle.
You are a merman.
- Whatch you call me?
- A merman, a merman.
There's no business like show business.
You are a merman.
- Well, it takes one to know one.
- No, no, no, no, you misunderstand me, Monsieur Merman.
I want to take you back to civilization with me.
And share you with the world.
Oh, my family's been through enough.
My uncle's in a children's zoo.
And my aunt, she's a muff in Toronto.
- That's good, but you stick with me
and my aquatic friend and you will be bigger than Shamu.
- Shamu.
- Oui.
- Mermaid.
- Mermaid, mermaid, mermaid.
(audience laughter and applause)
(big band music)
A good word from the press,
will assure not only a government research grant
but possibly my own special on PBS.
- Very well, I just don't want them
to exploit him like some kind of sideshow freak.
- Look what it did for the Elephant Man.
(silly elephant noise)
Ladies and gentlemen of the press,
my laboratory assistant Dr. Louise Carter and myself
present the amazing merman.
Time for dinner.
- Oh, this isn't dinner. That's Oliver.
We were in school together.
Besides, I don't want fish from him,
I tired of fish, fish, fish, fish.
How 'bout a veal cutlet?
A frankfurter with sauerkraut?
A piece of Danish.
Lloyd, please Oliver.
- Dr. Carter, does the creature like being in captivity?
- First of all, this man is no creature.
He is a human being.
- Are you kiddin'? My great uncle was Moby Dick.
- He is a man with dignity and intelligence
and feelings and warmth and desires
and deep yearning passions.
- Aaah, perhaps you can direct
the remainder of your questions to the merman himself.
- Mr. Merman, are you lonely here in captivity?
- Nah, I brought my whole neighborhood with me, you know?
Well that's Sal over there, and that's Ralph,
and that's Wayne with the pink stripes.
And that's Lucy the red snapper.
I picked her up at a sushi bar.
- Is it hard to walk with a tail the size of yours.
- That's funny, I was 'bout to ask you
the same thing, you know.
- Merman, question over here.
- Comin' through, look out there, Harold, I'm sorry.
Comin' through here.
- Mr. Merman, do you have a name?
- Do I have a name? Is Bismark a herring?
Of course I've got a name.
My full name is...
(seal barking)
- How do you spell that?
- Lady, do me a favor, will ya?
Come over here, okay?
- How do you spell that?
- Why don't you address me the same way Dr. Carter does?
- Oh, and how's that?
- Not now, darling, someone is coming.
- Oh, as you can see he's been under a great deal of stress.
Any further questions today would only confuse him.
This press conference is over.
- Yes, madam and monsieur, come with me s'il vu plait.
I will introduce you to the wonder and the potentially fatal
and intricate mating ritual of the sea urchin.
- Oh darling, thank goodness they're gone.
Oh at least we're alone my angel.
Oh my darling, take me in your arms,
my deep sea devil and kiss me.
All my life I've waited for someone like you to come along.
You are a marine biologist's dream.
Human intelligence coupled with unlimited spawning ability.
- Oh, come on, don't believe that old fish tale.
Besides, it won't work. Where will we live?
- We'll buy a houseboat.
- A houseboat, are you kiddin'?
I'll keep slippin' off the deck.
It will never work.
- Oh yes it will, oh darling I swear it will.
Oh please say you'll marry me.
- Marry, are you kiddin'? Let's not get carried away.
I mean for at least a year we should swim together.
- Oh, whatever it takes, I'll do it, I swear darling.
(kissy noise)
- Dr. Carter, Monsieur Merman, what are you doing?
Are you crazy?
- Have you been at sea so long that
you have salt water in your veins?
Can't you see I love him and I want to spend
the rest of my life with him.
- You want to be a fish wife?
- Yeah, but we're one fish short.
- Let's not. There is an operation
still in the experimental stages
which can alter the genetic structure
of a woman into a fish.
However, it may be fatal.
- I don't care, I'll do anything.
I want to spend the rest of my life with him.
I want to have your caviar.
(audience laughter)
- Good grief, stop, stop, this is sick.
It's madness. Come with me Dr. Carter. This is madness.
Are you sure you want to go through with this?
- [Dr. Carter] Yes, yes.
- Hey, do me a favor, will ya?
Have it ready before the tide goes out.
(audience laughter and applause)
Harold, give me some room here, will ya?
I mean, go play nice with the turtle, huh?
- Well mon ami, your waiting has ended.
- Did the operation work?
Is she half fish?
- You bet. Voila!
(audience laughter)
- It will never work, we could never go in public.
I'll spend my whole life looking for costume parties.
(audience laughter)
It might not be too bad, you know.
She can't yell at me, she can never say no.
She'll never lose an earring.
Hey honey, come here, will ya?
Looks like I'm hooked.
(audience applause and laughter)
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'A Secret Room' Talked About Scene Ep. 103 | Lodge 49 - Duration: 2:20.
Ernie: Come on, lightweight.
Ahh, yeah.
Yeah! -There we go.
[Sighs]
[Inhales, exhales sharply]
Doesn't it smell good in here?
Irish Bay Leaf Moss or some...
How'd you know that?
Uh...I-I forgot to take my shoes off.
Ooh! Hello, toes. [Laughs]
Hm. [Bed creaks]
Whoa, whoa!
[Grunts]
Dud?
Dud?
Dud: [Muffled] Ernie, you gotta see this!
[Bed creaks, thuds]
♪♪
Hey.
I think I'm in another room.
♪♪
Ow.
♪♪
[Sighs] Oh, yeah.
♪♪
♪♪
[Clattering, bells ring]
[Gasps]
♪♪
♪♪
♪♪
♪♪
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Temps Mild Through The Work Week - Duration: 2:50.
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Chilling Developments In Colorado Murder Case - Duration: 2:02.
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Jay Jay's Solo Routine | Season 15 Ep. 11 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 0:54.
[MUSIC - SEVDALIZA, "CLEAR AIR"]
From time to time, building empires,
please don't trust in mankind.
You took what's mine.
The sweetest pair, from some clear air.
Pollution.
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Fede - Reverse (Official Music Video) "2019 Soca" (Trinidad) - Duration: 3:12.
Fede - Reverse (Official Music Video) "2019 Soca" (Trinidad)
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'Falling for a Corpse' Sneak Peek Ep. 104 | Lodge 49 - Duration: 1:11.
Shouldn't we call Larry?
I've been trying. Hey, hey!
I'm the only one qualified to handle this.
Besides, Larry said to call only if it was an emergency.
Oh, I think finding a mummy qualifies.
Reliquum corpus.
-Mummy. Corpse. Who cares? -I care!
I care!
I found him.
I was supposed to find him.
You know, my oath is sealed, my path is waiting.
Let me by, man. -Okay. Okay. Calm down.
[All gasp]
-Oh. -Okay. O-O-Okay.
-E-E-Easy. Easy. -Close your mouth.
-Ow. -Wow.
-Okay, all right. -Easy, easy.
-It's in your mouth. -You're okay. All right.
-Oh, oh. -[Gags]
You're okay.
No. No, you're not. No, you're not. No, you're not.
Nope. Go, go, go!
Your Squire has lost his mind.
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Genessy & Slavik's Jazz Routine | Season 15 Ep. 11 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 1:59.
I call it house work.
'Cause it's life work.
Imma throw shapes, feelin' the beat to my feet hurt.
I call it house work.
'Cause it's life work.
But I'm gon' throw shade if I don't
get paid for this house work.
I call it house work.
'Cause it's life work.
Imma throw shapes, feelin' the base.
Imma throw shapes.
Imma throw shapes.
What you gon' do?
What you gon' do?
I call it house work.
Cause it's life work.
What you gon' do?
Imma throw shapes, feelin' the base to my feet hurt.
I call it house work.
'Cause it's life work.
What you gon' do?
Well imma throw shade if I don't
get paid for this house work.
I call it house work.
'Cause it's life work.
What you gon' do?
Would you come along, oh, with my friends?
And to leave, I'm working every weekend.
Imma throw shapes.
What you gon' do?
I call it house work.
'Cause it's life work.
Imma throw shapes, feelin' the base to my feet hurt.
I call it house work.
'Cause it's life work.
What you gon' do?
Imma throw shapes, feelin' the base to my feet hurt.
I call it house work. 'Cause it's life work.
What you gon' do?
Well, imma throw shade if I don't
get paid for this house work.
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Jensen & Jay Jay's Smooth Jazz Routine | Season 15 Ep. 11 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 2:04.
[APPLAUSE]
[SNAP]
[MUSIC PLAYING - JESSIE J, "I GOT YOU (I FEEL GOOD)"]
JESSIE J: (SINGING) Wow, I feel good.
I knew that I would now.
I feel good.
I knew that I would now, yes.
So good, so good, so good, so good, so good so I got you.
Mm, wow.
[SCATTING]
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, sing.
[GIGGLES] When I hold you in my arms,
I know that I can do no wrong.
And when I hold you in my arms, my love can't do me no harm.
And I feel nice, like sugar, sugar and spice.
Ooh, I feel good.
Baby, I feel real good.
I feel good.
I'm looking good.
Mm, damn, I'm looking good.
Feel, feel, feel, feel, feel good.
Bye.
[APPLAUSE]
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Hannahlei, Genessy, Jensen, Magda's Routine | Season 15 Ep. 11 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 2:10.
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Cole, Slavik, Jay Jay, Darius' Routine | Season 15 Ep. 11 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 2:02.
[MUSIC - YO GOTTI, "JUICE"]
(SINGING) It's another one.
I got that juice.
New AP.
She got that juice.
She got that squeeze.
She got that wet.
I'm on them skis.
I got that drip.
I'm overseas.
D-R-I-P-P-I-N-G. I got that VVS I-C-E. Oh, feels like a cooler.
Juice, blame it on my jeweler.
I got stones on my neck, oh.
Water on my wrist, drip.
Glitter on my cheek, juice.
My ex was a waitress, so I gave that a tip.
My ex got a lame, now she working double shifts.
No juice.
Our money ain't the same.
You a lame, get it clear.
I did 10 mil in 11 months, not a year.
Juice.
I gave fifty racks in the club to a pimp.
Ju-juice.
I blew two mil on my dog for a pill.
I got that juice.
New AP.
She got that juice.
She got that squeeze.
She got that wet.
I'm on them skis.
I got that drip.
I'm overseas.
Aye, bright banana poured fresh off the runway.
Monkey-ass, I think y'all all Bapes.
If I see you won't speak, I'm on my Cardi B. Shorty got
that night-night, put your--
to sleep.
And my label say I got the juice.
Hey, yo, Gotti, who as hot as you?
Lil' boy, talkin' money, know there's too much juice.
You may see me with security, but know I'm the one.
I got that juice.
New AP.
She got that juice.
She got that squeeze.
She got that wet.
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The Top Eight Perform A Stellar Opening Routine | Season 15 Ep. 11 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 2:17.
[APPLAUSE]
[MUSIC - NATHAN LANIER, "RUNAWAY"]
[CHEERING, APPLAUSE]
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Darius' Solo Routine | Season 15 Ep. 11 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 0:55.
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Genessy & Slavik's Contemporary Routine | Season 15 Ep. 11 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 2:05.
[MUSIC - LEELA JAMES, "FALL FOR YOU"]
(SINGING) Here we are together.
And everything between us is good.
I'm right here in this cloud, baby.
Ready to fly but before I take another step,
would you catch me when I fall for you?
'Cause I'm falling.
I'm falling, I'm falling.
Will you promise to be there?
Stay by my side always?
If I give you my all, don't let me fall.
Would you do that for me, hold me?
Will you love, will you love me?
I'm falling.
I'm falling, I'm falling.
I'm falling.
I'm falling, I'm falling.
I'm falling.
I'm falling, I'm falling.
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'A Radical Eulogy' Inside Ep. 103 BTS | Lodge 49 - Duration: 2:38.
Hear me out.
I'm thinking a-a series of local profiles.
Nothing lyrical, I promise.
The stuff with Connie and her editor is very much about
changing times and how those changing times
leave people behind.
We are letting you go.
[Laughs]
In keeping with the themes of the show,
I think it's where the unexpected happens
and you have to redirect and rethink.
Curation, optimization,
and monetization of hyper [Laughing] content --"
What does that even mean?
You may or may not recall, but we asked you to play
that scene as if your boss was 11.
[Laughter]
Environmental impact report. Go.
-[Laughs] Me? -Mm-hmm.
I don't know where to start.
At the time, I think I feel it's like a good thing
that I'm mistaken for the geologist.
I'm really sorry, but I think I kind of
crashed your meeting by mistake.
Now I have an opportunity to communicate much more directly
to Captain.
Call me, and we'll get together,
and we'll talk about West Coast Super Sales.
My optimism about Captain and pursuing this deal
isn't at all squashed by what appears to be rejection.
Dud: And that's what alchemy teaches us to do.
It teaches us to access those hidden worlds --
Countless heavens, countless suns.
The eulogy is what you make it.
It's not something that Dud knew exactly what he was saying.
I-I'd just like to thank
my new friends at the Lynx Lodge
for helping me understand all this.
For Liz, that is something
that just ramps up her worry about Dud.
Dud: And it's possible.
It's possible to touch the sublime.
I'm giving him money. He's giving it to you.
He still doesn't seem in a particularly anchored place.
I saw a vision of my dad in a scummy pool,
and then I pulled a dead rat out of a pipe,
and then it came back to life.
He has a little bit of understanding
about really complex notions, and he sounds like a...
[Laughter]
Either way, I ended up with a...
And I love so much seeing the different reaction shots
of people watching the eulogy,
and again, in keeping with the show,
this radically different response to what he's saying.
Look, w-what I'm trying to say is
that we don't need to do all this.
We don't need to say goodbye,
because my dad's still here.
♪♪
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Jensen & Jay Jay's Hip-Hop Routine | Season 15 Ep. 11 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 2:04.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
Bad, bad rockin' everyone of 'em.
Ten chains, rockin' everyone of em.'
I'm in the club, beggin' me to--
With the seventeens, sixteens, there ain't a new one up.
It look like I been cookin'.
It look like I been cookin'.
It look like I been cookin'.
It look like I been cookin'.
I got a lot of bread 'cause I'm gettin' cold.
Yeah, I got that keg got me on the floor.
We are not the same.
I'm one of a kind.
It's my time.
You hatin' on me.
Get in line, son.
I'm on a mission.
I'm in the kitchen.
[INAUDIBLE] I'm tryna whip me a bow.
And mommy, I like average.
I'm in a white palace.
I'm out in Dubai.
Everybody lookin' like Khaled.
The max chinchilla.
My pet's been killa.
I'm cookin' like it's the last Thursday in November.
That means it's Thanksgiving.
I'm makin' baked chicken.
I'm on my second plate.
And your pieces ain't hittin'.
What it look like?
Bad, bad rockin' everyone of em'.
Ten chains rockin' everyone of em'.
I'm in the club beggin' me to--
With the seventeens, sixteens, there ain't doin' nothin'.
It look like I been cookin'.
It look like I been cookin'.
It look like I been cookin'.
It look like I been cookin'.
It look like I been cookin'.
It look like I been cookin'.
It look like I been cookin'.
It look like I been cookin'.
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Noticias Telemundo, 20 de agosto de 2018 | Noticiero | Telemundo - Duration: 22:05.
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Cole's Solo Routine | Season 15 Ep. 11 | SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE - Duration: 0:53.
[MUSIC - ELVIS PRESLEY, "JAILHOUSE ROCK"]
(SINGING) The warden threw a party in the county jail.
The prison band was there, and they began to wail.
The band was jumpin', and the joint began to swing.
You should've heard them knocked-out jailbirds sing.
Let's rock.
Everybody, let's rock.
Everybody in the whole cell block
was dancin' to the Jailhouse Rock.
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Time to get over jet lag? - Duration: 0:46.
it's reading an article on calendars and anything like that that gave him any
sense of what time what day it was or anything and it made me wonder I wonder
if this could help with jetlag and those kind of things what if especially for a
team like us that the Warriors that travel a lot what if we arrived
somewhere and we took away all the sense of time from the players and just got
them to do what their body felt like it needed to do would that change
perceptions of tiredness and fatigue and therefore influence performance don't
know just a thought
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Best Sheer Khurma recipe | Eid Special - Duration: 5:49.
Salam alaikum Eid mubarak
today I will make Sheer Khor,a
for this we need
4 green Cardamom
Normal cardamom
you can cur them or crush them
for this we need butter
milk
almond
Pistachio and sugar
Vermicelli
now first turn the heat on
minimum fry for 10 min
first put the butter in
you can use ghee or oil too
we will make one full pack
when the butter gets littlebit hot
now in this
I will add cardamom
seed and the skeen both togather
because the smell
will be good
now its hot
also getting aroma from the cardamom
now we add the full bag of vermicelli (sevayan)
Brake them a bit
Fry a bit
2 to 3 min more
if the heat is too much it may burn
look the colour started to change
now I will ad the sugar
try to use less sugar
same time I will add the fresh milk
now approximately cook for 20 min
look now
its boiling
that means it will take another 5 min
Its almost ready
if you want
you can take out the cardamoms
because we already have the flavour we needed
Its easy to take them out now as the boiling milk pushing them up
now I will cook another 2 min
its acrually ready
some people like just like this
some likes more thik
for us we will do a bit more thicker
now we will serve
in this dish
alhamdulillah
in the morning is our Eid
and its ready for Eid
now we will decorate
simply with nuts
its done
now just put them on top
if you want more, you can
now if you liked the video
Please like and share
ok Allah Hafez. May Allah give you a blessed EID
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KEYLA RODRIGUES (28 º SIC UFSC) - Duration: 5:22.
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《中國新說唱》馬俊說唱忘詞，全場只有鄧紫棋發現，最終被淘汰 - Duration: 2:16.
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横浜DeNAよ、背水の陣を敷け！現役時 、俊足・巧打の内野手として活躍した野球解 者の高木豊氏（59）が、借金12の5位と しむ横浜DeNAについて「ここまで来たら 水の陣ですよ
メンバーは固定で、昨年のメンバーに戻すべ 」と、3年連続でのCS進出の策を投げかけ
筒香、ロペス、宮崎といった安定した数字を している3選手は、けがなど以外ではスタメ 出場を続けているが、その前後を打つ選手た については、頻繁に変わるのが今年のラミレ 監督による采配の特徴だ
中畑清監督時代にはヘッドコーチも務めた高 氏が、残り37試合は腹を括るべきと力説し
メンバー9人で夏の甲子園の決勝まで進ん 金足農（秋田）というわけではないが、メン ーを流動的になることで、選手には不安が生 れ、プレーに対する責任もあいまいになると う
「チームが外国人選手を取ってきたり、FA トレードで人が増えたりすると、使う方にも いが生じるんですよ
ただ、今の選手たちは自分が出ることに必死 、チームのことを考える余裕がない。選手が ち着いてできていないです」と指摘した
本来、持っている能力だけ見れば、序盤で3 ぐらいのビハインドなど、ものともしないチ ムカラーだ
ところが現在、固定で使われているのはクリ ンナップの3人にソトを加えた4人ほどだ。 使われ続けることで、選手の中にも責任感 生まれると、高木氏は熱弁した
「仕事というのは責任感で成り立っている。 われたことに対して結果が出ないから責任を る、これはわかります
ただ、毎日使われ方が違うと選手も、どう責 を取っていいかわからない」。そこで提案し のが昨年、若さ溢れる戦いぶりでCS優勝、 本シリーズ進出を決めた打線に戻して、さら 固定することだ
「桑原がレギュラーでできないかと言われた 、去年はできたんだからそれを信じる。倉本 ショートである程度数字を残したんだから、 れで使う
広島だって選手層が厚いと言われますけど、 がや相手投手によって多少入れ替えるだけで ほとんどいじっていない
そこが強みなんです」と、苦しい時こそはっ りとしたチームの在り方を見せるべきだと説 た
さらに言葉に力が入ったのが、捕手の 用だ。「キャッチャーというポジションは、 ームの心臓部分
今は選手が競争をしているから自分本位とい か、ピッチャーの力を引き出すことができて ない
（オリックスからトレード加入した）伊藤光 批判するわけではなくて、ピッチャーの特徴 ど一応の情報は与えられたとしても、わから い部分が多いまま受けさせられている」と、 ッテリー間の呼吸を合わせる意味でも、我慢 起用が必要だという
今季は20年ぶりのリーグ優勝、日本 を目標に掲げて戦ってきた横浜DeNA。ラ レス監督も今年は勝負と、春先から積極的に ーダーを入れ替える策で挑んだが、首位広島 姿は遠くに霞んでしまった
既に監督自ら「2位が当面の目標」と、目標 Bプランに変えて、5.5ゲーム差開いた2 ヤクルトの背中を追う
入れ替え策を貫くか、昨年のようにメンバー 固定するか。日々のオーダー発表に目が離せ くなりそうだ
（C）AbemaTV
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SIR JOHN A MACDONALD: HERO OR ENEMY? - Duration: 6:58.
Habibis!! Welcome back to episode 7 of the "Hassan Rasmi / #HabibiNation Show"
[Intro: "Alphabet" - by Luke Christopher]
Our main episode of the week is about Sir John A. MacDonald. Canada's first Prime Minister and
it's absolute most influential founding father. But I'm not here to get into the
whole "good guy/bad guy" debate you can think whatever the hell you want. It's a free
country. I'm here to tell you he's had a rough week. Very rough week. His statue in
Victoria has officially been removed wrapped in foam and set off to be stored
in a storage facility. "Canada's first Prime Minister is slowly removed. But
Doug Ford's new Ontario government has written Victoria's mayor saying it would
be glad to bring Sir John A back home" [Applause]
"Our government wrote to the mayor of Victoria to say we'd be happy
to give Sir John A a new home here in Ontario"
Ouuhhh! DRAMA! Ok. Since we got into the whole
we're acquiring this statue maybe we should talk about this
Sir John A is obviously an extremely important figure in Canadian history it wouldn't really
be a stretch to say if it weren't for his efforts we would likely not be
Canada or at least we would be part of the US which has just been different but
like many in past eras obviously he's done some shit that with today's
standards is completely atrocious for instance he excluded the Chinese and the
"Mongols" from vote in the 1985 reforms because they were not of the Aryan race
in other words because they were not white.
eerily familiar... ["BOOOO"]
but more important to this conversation is the fact that
Sir John A played a very important role in establishing the residential school
system and for two of you who don't know the residential school system is
horrendous time in Canadian history
It affected over 150 thousand First Nations Inuit and Metis children
Tore them away from their families
and subjected them so much physical sexual and mental abuse
the extent that there are 6,000 children that died during that period. The TRC has reported that
that experience was the equivalent of a cultural genocide. This horrendous period
lasted over century, which makes its effects so much
more palpable today, that no one would wish that on anyone else today.
Except maybe some Trump supporters;
some Hindu extremists; and some Buddhist extremists against Muslims. And some
some Muslim extremists against all them. ...
It's complicated but you get the point but generally
Canadians would not be okay with that today and so would the rest of the decent
people around the world. but let's back up here let's assess this objectively
first thing we need to do is to accept the fact that this happened we need to
really realize this shit took place it was a cultural genocide he did establish
the residential school system he did call "Indian" children "savages" obviously
too many of us in the 21st century this shit is the epitome of racism and abuse but
that's just step number one step number two is the part that a lot of people on
the Left hate: historical context.
but it is relevant it is
important England just six generations ago was killing people by putting four
horses in four different directions quartering people to death.
Your ancestors did some pretty nasty fucking shit. Accept it. But at the time people didn't
know what we know today.
Step number three is to stop the scapegoating. It's so easy to
choose one person and blame one man instead of realizing that this was how
we all were at some point this in time. This took place over a whole century there are a
hundred years worth of people to blame literally he may have been the architect
But you have to understand that there are people who were complacent with letting
this go for over a hundred years and there were people doing the abuse, the
rape and the murder all of whom are to blame obviously including him but he is
not the only one now mind you I'm not a conservative I'm also not a liberal. I'm
just being rational which takes me to step number four we have to understand
the victims perspective here we have to get what the victim is seeing now to the
First Nations and other indigenous groups figures like John A McDonald
are so polarizing to them in any reconciliation attempt every time they
see him they see someone who instigated a system that caused their abuse for
over a century. So to them they
don't care that he was a hero and that he united Canada. They lived a very
different "John a McDonald era" they lived a very different "post-John a McDonald
era" now by extension we have to understand that indigenous groups when
they say that this is caused a problem with their healing and with
reconciliation it likely is actually causing a problem we have to believe
that because it makes a lot of sense and that takes me to step number five we
have to consider both sides here. On the one hand, it's never useful to try to delete or change
any part of history he did stand up for women before it was "cool" to do that and
he did build a railway that connected that country together. On the other hand
Naming schools after, and having monuments in the name of, people who have caused so
much damage and so much pain it's absolutely ludicrous because accepting
that and being complacent with that idea teaches people something it teaches kids
something it teaches them that being involved or instigating a cultural
genocide is probably going to land you on a good side of history you can still
have a legacy if you do good at the same time
So it's totally reasonable to understand how if you're from an indigenous community
seeing the image or the monument of John A MacDonald
it's not gonna make you think of a fucking railway is going to make you
think of 6,000 children that died 150 thousand children who were stripped away
from their parents gonna make you think about a horrible experience that your
people only your people have been put through just because of the fact that
they were not from the same race that they had different cultures and this
brings made the final step: to be logical. Now if we are to accept that we cannot judge
people in the past with the standards of our time need to also accept that we
must act with the standards of the present and if we as Canadians are
serious about reconciliation it's important that we understand truth and
we understand history and
facing the truth involves us accepting the fact that our most influential founding father was also the
architect of our darkest period of time but we don't have to just succumb to
that scapegoating culture instead of destroying monuments or our doing
anything that is just symbolic why don't we just use this opportunity
to move together forward as a country why don't we just simply add a plaque
under any influential figure that has done a lot
of good but has also done a lot of bad explaining the full historical context
his role in building the nation but also highlighting his failure in
understanding Indigenous culture and in his role in the cultural genocide that they
went through what's wrong with that?! that's the truth
we can use this moment in a very Canadian way
We are flawed all human beings are flawed including our heroes. Unfortunately
some of these flaws have caused very terrible terrible events and finally now
back to the Minister of Tourism who has suggested that we bring that statue in
Ontario. "We would be happy to give Sir John A a new home."
Ma'am, the man's too, too old for all this
all of this political drama traveling from BC to Ontario and being
acquired by the Minister of Tourism and oh my god give him a break he's already
in front of queens park you see him every single day where are you gonna put this one
your front lawn?! Two is seriously overkill everybody just relax anyway that's my
rant for today. See you tomorrow in the most famous episode most requested episode
events of the week. Let the comments begin. I'll see you in the next episode
[Outro: "The Alphabet" - Luke Christopher]
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For more infomation >> SIR JOHN A MACDONALD: HERO OR ENEMY? - Duration: 6:58.-------------------------------------------
Glyphosate : "Condamnons Monsanto" mais "comment on enlève les mauvaises herbes ?", s'interroge Stép - Duration: 2:29.
Europe Ecologie-Les Verts (EELV) dépose lundi 20 août un recours judiciaire en référé pour faire interdire en France les herbicides contenant du glyphosate du groupe Monsanto, condamné le 11 août par la justice américaine à verser 289 millions de dollars à un jardinier en train de mourir d'un cancer
"Condamner Monsanto ça ne me dérange pas parce que je sais que Monsanto a vendu du glyphosate sans prévenir des risques qu'il y avait dans son utilisation" a réagi lundi sur franceinfo Stéphane Le Foll, maire du Mans et ancien ministre de l'Agriculture
"Condamnons Monsanto, ce n'est pas une discussion. Après. comment on enlève les mauvaises herbes ?" Pour enlever les herbes, "il y a deux solutions", affirme Stéphane Le Foll
"L'herbicide ou vous travaillez le sol. C'est une alternative mais quand vous regardez vous voyez toute la poussière qui s'envole
C'est donc du sol qui s'en va." Il ajoute que "pour éviter l'érosion des sols, la perte de fertilité des sols, il faut les couvrir"
"Là, on a besoin d'un peu d'herbicide, poursuit l'ancien ministre de François Hollande
Donc, l'alternative, il va falloir la construire dans les 4 à 5 ans qui viennent
Mais partir du principe qu'il faut interdire le glyphosate pour penser qu'il y a d'autres molécules qui vont le remplacer c'est catastrophique
"Sujets associésPesticidesMétiersAgricultureParti socialisteGlyphosate8h30 politiqueMondeEco / ConsoEmploiPolitiqueEnvironnement
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One-on-One With Dean Of U of M Global About Free Online Tuition For FedEx Hub Workers - Duration: 3:02.
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SIR JOHN A MACDONALD: HERO OR ENEMY? - Duration: 6:58.Habibis!! Welcome back to episode 7 of the "Hassan Rasmi / #HabibiNation Show"
[Intro: "Alphabet" - by Luke Christopher]
Our main episode of the week is about Sir John A. MacDonald. Canada's first Prime Minister and
it's absolute most influential founding father. But I'm not here to get into the
whole "good guy/bad guy" debate you can think whatever the hell you want. It's a free
country. I'm here to tell you he's had a rough week. Very rough week. His statue in
Victoria has officially been removed wrapped in foam and set off to be stored
in a storage facility. "Canada's first Prime Minister is slowly removed. But
Doug Ford's new Ontario government has written Victoria's mayor saying it would
be glad to bring Sir John A back home" [Applause]
"Our government wrote to the mayor of Victoria to say we'd be happy
to give Sir John A a new home here in Ontario"
Ouuhhh! DRAMA! Ok. Since we got into the whole
we're acquiring this statue maybe we should talk about this
Sir John A is obviously an extremely important figure in Canadian history it wouldn't really
be a stretch to say if it weren't for his efforts we would likely not be
Canada or at least we would be part of the US which has just been different but
like many in past eras obviously he's done some shit that with today's
standards is completely atrocious for instance he excluded the Chinese and the
"Mongols" from vote in the 1985 reforms because they were not of the Aryan race
in other words because they were not white.
eerily familiar... ["BOOOO"]
but more important to this conversation is the fact that
Sir John A played a very important role in establishing the residential school
system and for two of you who don't know the residential school system is
horrendous time in Canadian history
It affected over 150 thousand First Nations Inuit and Metis children
Tore them away from their families
and subjected them so much physical sexual and mental abuse
the extent that there are 6,000 children that died during that period. The TRC has reported that
that experience was the equivalent of a cultural genocide. This horrendous period
lasted over century, which makes its effects so much
more palpable today, that no one would wish that on anyone else today.
Except maybe some Trump supporters;
some Hindu extremists; and some Buddhist extremists against Muslims. And some
some Muslim extremists against all them. ...
It's complicated but you get the point but generally
Canadians would not be okay with that today and so would the rest of the decent
people around the world. but let's back up here let's assess this objectively
first thing we need to do is to accept the fact that this happened we need to
really realize this shit took place it was a cultural genocide he did establish
the residential school system he did call "Indian" children "savages" obviously
too many of us in the 21st century this shit is the epitome of racism and abuse but
that's just step number one step number two is the part that a lot of people on
the Left hate: historical context.
but it is relevant it is
important England just six generations ago was killing people by putting four
horses in four different directions quartering people to death.
Your ancestors did some pretty nasty fucking shit. Accept it. But at the time people didn't
know what we know today.
Step number three is to stop the scapegoating. It's so easy to
choose one person and blame one man instead of realizing that this was how
we all were at some point this in time. This took place over a whole century there are a
hundred years worth of people to blame literally he may have been the architect
But you have to understand that there are people who were complacent with letting
this go for over a hundred years and there were people doing the abuse, the
rape and the murder all of whom are to blame obviously including him but he is
not the only one now mind you I'm not a conservative I'm also not a liberal. I'm
just being rational which takes me to step number four we have to understand
the victims perspective here we have to get what the victim is seeing now to the
First Nations and other indigenous groups figures like John A McDonald
are so polarizing to them in any reconciliation attempt every time they
see him they see someone who instigated a system that caused their abuse for
over a century. So to them they
don't care that he was a hero and that he united Canada. They lived a very
different "John a McDonald era" they lived a very different "post-John a McDonald
era" now by extension we have to understand that indigenous groups when
they say that this is caused a problem with their healing and with
reconciliation it likely is actually causing a problem we have to believe
that because it makes a lot of sense and that takes me to step number five we
have to consider both sides here. On the one hand, it's never useful to try to delete or change
any part of history he did stand up for women before it was "cool" to do that and
he did build a railway that connected that country together. On the other hand
Naming schools after, and having monuments in the name of, people who have caused so
much damage and so much pain it's absolutely ludicrous because accepting
that and being complacent with that idea teaches people something it teaches kids
something it teaches them that being involved or instigating a cultural
genocide is probably going to land you on a good side of history you can still
have a legacy if you do good at the same time
So it's totally reasonable to understand how if you're from an indigenous community
seeing the image or the monument of John A MacDonald
it's not gonna make you think of a fucking railway is going to make you
think of 6,000 children that died 150 thousand children who were stripped away
from their parents gonna make you think about a horrible experience that your
people only your people have been put through just because of the fact that
they were not from the same race that they had different cultures and this
brings made the final step: to be logical. Now if we are to accept that we cannot judge
people in the past with the standards of our time need to also accept that we
must act with the standards of the present and if we as Canadians are
serious about reconciliation it's important that we understand truth and
we understand history and
facing the truth involves us accepting the fact that our most influential founding father was also the
architect of our darkest period of time but we don't have to just succumb to
that scapegoating culture instead of destroying monuments or our doing
anything that is just symbolic why don't we just use this opportunity
to move together forward as a country why don't we just simply add a plaque
under any influential figure that has done a lot
of good but has also done a lot of bad explaining the full historical context
his role in building the nation but also highlighting his failure in
understanding Indigenous culture and in his role in the cultural genocide that they
went through what's wrong with that?! that's the truth
we can use this moment in a very Canadian way
We are flawed all human beings are flawed including our heroes. Unfortunately
some of these flaws have caused very terrible terrible events and finally now
back to the Minister of Tourism who has suggested that we bring that statue in
Ontario. "We would be happy to give Sir John A a new home."
Ma'am, the man's too, too old for all this
all of this political drama traveling from BC to Ontario and being
acquired by the Minister of Tourism and oh my god give him a break he's already
in front of queens park you see him every single day where are you gonna put this one
your front lawn?! Two is seriously overkill everybody just relax anyway that's my
rant for today. See you tomorrow in the most famous episode most requested episode
events of the week. Let the comments begin. I'll see you in the next episode
[Outro: "The Alphabet" - Luke Christopher]
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Hokies Enter 2018 At No. 20 - Duration: 1:43.
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Deathspacito - Duration: 1:31.
(Sigh? Hmm? idk which)
HERE WE GO
Sí, sabes que ya llevo un rato mirándote
Tengo que bailar contigo hoy
Vi que tu mirada ya estaba llamándome
Muéstrame el camino que yo voy
Tú, tú eres el imán y
Yo soy-
el me-
*DEATHSTRIKES MEAND MY BROKEN LAUGHTER*
*SNIFFFFFFFFF*
KMS
*CLEARS THROAT*
Ya, ya me está gustando más de lo norm-
*DYING LAUGH AGAIN*
NORM-MAAAAL
**YELLS**
apuro~
This is what we were waiting for
DEEEESPACITO
Quiero respirar tu cue- *messed up*
I can't do this
*SHRIEKING HICCUP SOUND?*
This video is cursed
*Weird laugh*
*Nyooms away slowly*
That's all folks
See ya peeps
*Woosh*
My ahoge says bye too
I'm finally off the screen
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Spirit house for sale! Totally Unique (610,000 USD) by Luna! - Duration: 3:48.
Hello, everyone!
It's Luna from Perfect Homes
and today I want to show you
this amazing house.
It's in Maerim.
So let's go and check it out!
The total space of this house
is 500 sq. m. and on total land of 4 rai.
Now let's go and check out the house.
And this is inside the house.
It's very wow.
It has high ceiling,
this Thai style, beautiful wood,
and beautiful decoration and furniture.
Here I'm standing at the living area.
It is very spacious.
Looks really nice.
And right next to the living area is the kitchen,
which is an open kitchen.
Really cute, as well.
It comes with the electronic stove,
oven, induction fan, sink,
and also dishwasher machine.
And right here is the storage room
where you can put all the stuff that you like.
And the main house comes with two bedrooms
and three bathrooms.
Now let me show you the first bedroom.
Once you enter the bedroom,
it is very nice.
Like I said, the wood and everything,
it's very beautiful.
And the bathroom comes with the sink,
the toilet, and the shower area.
And this is the area for study
or reading room.
And for the master bedroom,
it is very beautiful.
The style and design,
everything looks really nice.
It comes with this big bed, furniture,
and also, it has this door
where you can go out in the balcony
and look at the view
of the swimming pool and the garden.
And this is the closet of the master bedroom.
It is quite spacious.
Also comes with this big mirror.
And let me show you this gorgeous bathroom.
Over here you have this amazing bath tub.
Also with massage, really nice.
It has two sinks, big mirror,
toilet area, and also shower area.
And this is the area where
you can sit and relax by the pool,
have a drink, and chitchat with friends and family.
And this is also a unique area
where you can actually sit by the water
with the fishes, and relax.
And this is the garden outside the house.
It is very green, very lovely.
Good for evening walk or morning walk.
And we're done for today.
I hope you guys enjoyed the video.
If you have any questions
or if you're interested in this house,
please leave us a comment
or click at the link below.
Don't forget to like, subscribe,
and share this video
I'll see you next time.
Bye!
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Man Utd news: Liverpool hero Jamie Carragher MOCKS Gary Neville after Brighton loss - Duration: 2:50.
Carragher and Neville did a piece for Sky Sports News ahead of their appearance on Monday Night Football, where Liverpool visit Crystal Palace
Carragher was discussing how impressed he has been with Palace and that he does not expect them to be fighting for their place in the league this season
CRYSTAL PALACE vs LIVERPOOL: LIVE PREMIER LEAGUE GOALS AND UPDATES! The former centre-back said: "I think they're on a great run from last season, I don't see it changing
"I expect Crystal Palace now to be a top-10 side. "I don't think they will be involved in a relegation fight
" Neville then replied to Carragher: "Do you think Liverpool will finish in the top 10?" And less than 24 hours after Neville's beloved Manchester United lost 3-2 at Brighton, Carragher did not pass on the opportunity to make a joke on the Red Devil's behalf
"I don't think Man U will (finish in the top 10)!" he replied. Liverpool are unchanged for the trip to Palace tonight
Meanwhile, Neville remains determined not to wear a Liverpool shirt live on Sky Sports after losing a bet to fellow pundit Carragher
Here's a rundown of the conversation at Sky Sports' Premier League coverage launch event which led to the bet between the duo
Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher bet Gary Neville: "What's the bet [on the penalties] by the way? There's got to be something on this
" Jamie Carragher: "Get you a better shirt?" Neville: "My shirt is fine. You've got to wear a United shirt or I've got to wear a Liverpool shirt
" Carragher: "Yeah, go on." After scoring, Carragher said: "That's a Liverpool shirt - I'll even buy it
"23 Carragher on the back. No, I'll tell you who'll we'll get, 23 Shaqiri on the back, he hates Shaqiri
" Carragher subsequently saved Neville's penalty before dispatching his own. That led Neville to say: "I'm not wearing a Liverpool shirt, I'm refusing to wear a Liverpool shirt
"
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Happy Birthday - an RPG Maker Mystery Game (Full Playthrough + Both Endings) - Duration: 1:49:24.
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Is BIGGER BETTER ? - INSANE GIANT LIGHTER Tests | Tube Hot - Duration: 6:27.
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Kurt Tepperwein - Das Kompliment des Lebens FOLGE 10 [🇬🇧SUB] Quint-E Podcast 🎙 Beatrice Bürger - Duration: 40:59.
Good morning, and a warm welcome
to the podcast Quint-E. My name
is Beatrice Bürger. I'm an office
manager, stretching and pilates
coach and the initiator of
the project Quintessence.
I've been in Costa Rica for two
days, and finally it's time, I'm
expanding! I really did it. I
registered my business here in
Costa Rica. And some more great
news: we've been really busy the
past months with preparing the
Quintessence Academy! We will
have a free webinar about it
this week. (In German)
All the info about it can be found
in the show notes below, there's
also a link where you can register.
I'd be so happy to see you there!
Ok, but now let's move on to a
very interesting gentleman that
I'm interviewing today.
Have fun listening!
I'm so excited to have the great
honour of interviewing Kurt
Tepperwein.
B: I'm so happy that you're here
Mr. Tepperwein, welcome!
T: Thank you so much for the invite,
I'm looking forward to our chat
and can't wait to hear
your fascinating questions.
B: Oh yes, I'm really curious
to hear your answers! But to get
startet, many people might
already be familiar with your name,
but there's surely some
who don't know you so well
yet. Would you mind introducing
yourself, for those people
who don't know you?
T: Well, there's a lot to talk about!
But to keep it short: I'm simply a
very inquisitive person.
I'm particularly interested in one topic.
What is life, how does it work,
what are the principles of life,
and obviously also, who am I?
My entire life is a quest for
finding improved answers to
these questions of life's essences.
B: Great, that fits perfectly into our
project Quint-E, and I'm super
grateful that you're here.
Because I knew about you
at least 10 or 15 years ago
already. I have two of your
books at home,
"The message of your body"
and "What your illness is trying
to tell you".
I've had these books for a
long time and
they have helped me a lot
personally.
Meanwhile, you've written so many
other books, one of those is
from 1984 I believe. Since then,
a lot has happened.
T: A lot has happened for sure.
And this is only a partial aspect of
the language of life. The most
important, for every human being,
is to acknowledge that
everything we experience is a
message. Life constantly speaks
to us. Not only in diseases and
symptoms, but in all life
scenarios. In our difficulties
and successes, in all our
events in life. Everything that
happens is a message.
And everything, without exception,
is a chance for the better.
Life tells you that it's the way it
is right now.
Do you want to keep it that way or
would you like to acknowledge it
and turn it into your ideal?
That's initially what I'm doing in
each moment of my life.
I'll explain in a moment how
simple it is to understand the
message, everything's easy for me.
I listen to the message, and in
each moment I'm changing what's
happening into an ideal scenario.
Therefore I live an ideal life.
That means, if someone asks me
today, Mr. Tepperwein, I have a
problem...I'll say, interesting, I haven't
seen one in so many years.
I could mention
dozens of examples. Tell me your
biggest problem.
Then he'll respond with a difficult
situation, and I'll
say ok, this is an unpleasant
situation and should be changed.
But where is the problem?
I repeat, what exactly
is the problem?
That's a chance to make things
better. Life shows you the unpleasant
side, how it shouldn't be. So change it.
Look at the situation and the first
question is, how do you want it to be?
Between the "how it is" and "how I
want it to be", the path is formed.
And the steps. Then you only need
to start moving, and that's how you
transform each moment in your life
to your ideal, and you life an
ideal life.
B: That reminds me, as this also has
a lot to do with courage.
So when you're in a difficult situation,
you have a problem or are scared of
something, there's many who don't have
the courage to go beyond their fear, or
seeing the problem as a solution.
What advice can you give these people?
T: I always chose the wisdom of words.
For example in this case, fear.
This word comes from the latin word
angustus (narrow).
So when I'm in fear, life tells me
in its own language, that I'm
currently in my ego awareness,
as only the ego can have fears.
If you're yourself, you can't have fears.
When I'm part of the highest, and
there's only one awareness,
when I'm consciously part of that
awareness, what could I possibly
be afraid of?
So when I'm in fear,
and he is fearful in that case,
he lives it, he feels it – then life
tells you, you're currently in your
ego awareness. But is this really you?
This would then be a chance to
realize if you slipped into the
ego awareness. I remember who I
really am. I'm taking a step
back, I'm becoming an observer,
I'm watching myself and experience
myself in an awake awareness. I'm
looking at my fear. It's gone, because
me, myself, I can't have fears, it's
impossible. So as soon as I leave
my ego state I can say thanks, fear,
for making me aware that I
was restricted by
my awareness.
Then I can leave that state.
And when I realise then, when I
experience myself in my awake
awareness, then there's no more
fear. It's just a situation, which is
a chance for the better. And I can
dream again, how do I want it to be?
And from the "how it is" and "how I
want it to be" a path forms, as
well as the steps, and then I'm on
my way. This unpleasant situation
that scared my ego...and yes,
I'm always speaking in the third
person, as I don't identify with
it,
that's my ego, my body, my mind,
but it's not myself.
And then I can see everything as
a chance to make things better,
and I can use it. Every situation,
whether it's pleasant or unpleasant,
I can then change into my ideal.
B: If we think about the fact, that
you have now reached a high age,
if you're looking back, are
there moments, or maybe just
one moment, where you had your
biggest fear? When you look back
at all these years you've lived,
what was your biggest fear
in life and how did you handle it?
T: The biggest fear in my life was
quite a while ago, I was 20, and my
sister suddenly got diagnosed with
Polio. And suddenly, having just
started to work, I had to feed my
family. For me this seemed like
an unsolvable task. How should I
do it, what about my plans, I wanted
to study and so on, suddenly all of
that was gone and I was given this
task that seemed too big, too
hard to tackle. But there was no
alternative.
I had no choice. My mom had to
look after my sister and we grew
up without a dad, so it was my job.
That's when I realized that life
never gives us an
unsolvable task.
It might only look unsolvable to
the mind,
it can look too big for our ego,
too difficult, but life thought about
this, and the harder a
task is, the bigger is
life's compliment. Life's
telling you, I know you can do it,
otherwise I wouldn't present you
with this task. That's why I now take
on every challenge, even when my
ego says, how should that work?
Life knows what it's doing, and if it
has the confidence in me to do it,
there simply has to be a way.
Then there is a way.
B: Oh, that's wonderful! I have
some questions for you that I
always ask in my podcasts,
and one of them is, it might seem
superficial at first, or easy to
respond, but it's actually very
profound. What do you get up for
in the morning? Like, what is your
purpose in life.
Not like, I get up in the morning
to brush my teeth and to
have breakfast, but rather, what do
you actually get up for.
T: I wake up each morning and know
that a wonderful day awaits me, life
awaits my directions, it's a
chapter in my book of life
with a blank page.
There might be some earlier
causes that contribute to it, but life
is waiting for my current orders
and I'm deciding which
orders I'm giving for that day,
what do I make out of this day.
The first thing I do,
I give thanks for the chance of
this wonderful day, before it even
starts. That's very important,
as the felt gratitude
generates what we're
grateful for.
So when I already give thanks to this
wonderful day early in the morning,
the energy of my heartfelt
gratitude will make sure that
this day will in fact be wonderful,
and I give thanks for it again at
night.
B: I completely feel you!
T: That's what I get up for, I look
forward to a wonderful day. B: Nice!
T: This day is of course also a chance
to make things better, everything in
my life is a chance for the better, even
the good, as nothing is so good that
it couldn't be better.
So I also take a conscious look at
the good, and
imagine how it could be ideal.
Why shouldn't it be
completely ideal, if I'm already
creating my own fate, and everyone
does that, something else we
should be talking about, then I
can create a fate that I'm looking
forward to.
So I dream and I turn every
situation in each moment
into its ideal.
That's my benchmark, everything
should be ideal. And one day
you achieved it, the old karma
is gone and the new one is
only ideal.
And then only ideal things will
happen. I know, people keep asking
me if I don't ever have problems
and I say yes, I can still remember,
although I don't know exactly what
my last problem was, but I do remember
when I was angry the last time,
I can clearly remember. That was
on 23rd December 1979, I know,
it's been a while. And since then
you were never angry again?
I say yes, since then I was never
angry again, as it doesn't achieve
anything. Just think about it, if
something really annoying happens,
and you're really angry, 'cause you
just have to be angry if something
like that happens. Did it make the
situation better, did anything change?
No! You only wasted energy, nerves,
and your good mood, but the situation
remains unchanged. It's still annoying,
and you could be angry again.
Being angry doesn't achieve a thing,
it's unworthy of a homo sapiens.
We should erase that.
We should just not do it, and this can
easily be unlearned, we can talk about
that later. You can unlearn being
angry forever by
acknowledging that an annoying
situation is only a chance for
the better.
If I then focus on my awareness
and say no way, not like that!
How do I want this to be?
Then I'm not with the problem, or
in this annoying situation, but
with the ideal. What would be the
solution, what would be the steps,
what could I do right now?
That's an option I can recommend
to anybody. Simply see every
annoying situation only as a
chance to make things better, and
most importantly, use it! B: Nice!
Let's talk about your everyday life
for a bit. There's many people
who, just when I think of
people that I know,
who live their daily life very
seclusive, they don't exercise,
have very little social contacts,
and it's really noticeable that in our
health system or our society,
that these people are being
excluded a bit.
How does your daily life look like,
is there something you specifically
pay attention to, something that's
particularly good for you?
T: I don't need to pay attention,
as life gives me a situation in each
moment, and my only job is
to turn this situation
into its ideal.
So I have the same task all day
so to speak.
I take the content of this moment
and make it what it could be
in its ideal state. That's what I enjoy,
that's what I look forward to. It's fun
to constantly turn life into its ideals.
It's always different, each moment
something different happens, that's
the nice part, and
hardly anyone acknowledges that,
each moment is unique. Our
meeting for example, right now.
The universe has been around
for about 15 billion years according
to science.
But this moment right now
has never happened,
and it will never happen again,
which means that this moment is
absolutely unique, I'm aware of that.
The moment is so very unique,
when it's over, it's over forever, it
will never come back.
So I can only change it to its ideal
now, and that's how I live and
experience each moment as a unique
moment that has never happened
and will never happen again.
B: I'm so grateful that I managed
to get hold of you, especially since
I've known you for many years,
well, not really known, but I'm glad
you gave me the chance to interview
you, that we can have a chat.
I'm definitely taking this in very
consciously. T: Wonderful! And I
hope that we won't stay alone,
that you will still interview many
others. What I'm saying is a
chance for the better, which means
someone else could say ok, that
makes sense to me, and only
what makes sense to him,
what he likes, what's important to him,
he'll pick out and says ok, I'm doing
this now, I'll do this for sure, I'll
be consequent. And then
a miracle happens. If he does that
21 times, without interruptions,
if he always acts like that in a
situation, then some old preventing
programs in the subconscious
are possibly overwritten with the
new program. The new program
is installed as a habit and you
won't need to worry, you do
everything automatically.
A new habit has formed, that you
created. B: Shouldn't it be 28
days?
That's what I heard. T: Try it.
You might not need the full 21
days.
I noticed that even in very persistent
cases, where you've been doing
something for 30 years already,
something deeply programmed in
the subconscious, but once it's done
uninterrupted for 21 days...
unless you interrupt and have to
start counting again.
If you do it uninterrupted 21 times,
even the longest, deepest
program will be erased and
overwritten.
Usually it takes around 10-12 times,
but in persistent cases it can also
take 21 tries.
I never experienced that it took
22 times.
B: Yes, I think for many this is
hard to comprehend, the
negative beliefs
that we set for ourselves,
to completely change them in such
a short time.
T: Who are you, if you remember
once again.
I don't have any belief systems,
well, I don't mean myself when I
say I.
I mean the ego. The ego has no
beliefs, so if I have negative beliefs,
I've once again turned my
attention to my ego.
The ego has negative beliefs.
Me, myself, I don't have that.
So I can only say that my ego has
negative beliefs. And that's ok,
that's none of my business,
it's my ego, it's not perfect, it's not
its path or its
task, it can't be
perfect. It's restricted
by our humanness and that's ok.
So I have the fullest understanding,
but I have no belief.
I know that, so when I see a
negative belief, I acknowledge it
and analyze how I see it,
I have no standpoint here, the
ego has no standpoint, but the self
knows. So I say and think
that it is what it is, how is it really.
I take a look and realize it's ok,
it's all good, the moment is fulfilled
and the negative belief is
released.
It stays with the ego, I don't worry
about it, I don't have to convince my
ego to change or do something,
it's totally fine. It's only important
that I don't have anything like that.
B: That's hard for many. T: Not at all!
It's rather easy!
You just have to get out of the ego
identification and become
an observer again.
Then you're no longer identified
by your ego, you then no longer
have negative beliefs, only your
ego has them, and you know how
it really is.
B: What was the best decision
you made in your life?
T: I can easily respond to that in
one sentence.
To trust in life, to fully count
on life and to let myself be guided
by an inner wisdom.
B: I'm smiling, for those of you
who can't see me. Beautiful.
What are you grateful for? T: For
every single moment, each time,
I feel it very consciously, and I
say over and over again, how can
you experience something so great
that I experience in each moment?
In each moment I'm
gifted with a unique situation,
but not only me, everybody!
Most of us don't even notice,
most people don't even fully
live.
While their life happens, they are
busy with other things, they are not
at the place where life happens,
and that's so important!
For us to remember over and over,
who am I really? I'm not who I see
in the mirror, I'm not the one who
has problems, who is angry, who's
scared and worries.
Another wisdom of words: to make
worries (German saying). If you don't
make them, they wouldn't be there.
Or, I was annoyed,
because someone else can't even
annoy me, he can do something,
but I have to annoy myself, and
the wisdom of the language tells
me too, I was annoyed at him, if he
wouldn't have done it I wouldn't
have been annoyed. But why do
I give him the power to annoy me,
that's impossible!
So when I'm conscious, and that's
a very important step, to
decide who I currently live
in. Do I live as a human, who was
born at some point, who ages
over time and gets ill from time
to time and who will eventually die,
or am I
an eternal being, pure existence.
Am I awakened consciousness?
Then there's no problems, no
fears, no sorrows, all that
does not happen.
Nothing can happen to me, and
that's such a liberating feeling,
so relieving, to be aware
that nothing can happen to me
here.
I'm indestructible,
I'm simply eternal, I simply am.
And that's the reality, but that's
not the truth. I am real, but what's
happening here is only reality.
It's just a movie, it's an
interactive movie where I can
intervene, or I can let it happen, but
it's only a movie, so I don't let
myself be impressed by events
of reality when really bad things
are happening. I get asked
sometimes, what would you do if
you were sick,
unemployed, lonely and completely
broke. Ok, I say, then I have several
tasks at the same time, but I can
only ever do one,
so I need to choose first which
is the most important for me right
now. I turn to the most important
task. I would probably choose health,
because I first need to have the
strength to handle
the other things.
So I leave the other tasks
and pick health,
and I ask myself, ok, why am I
not healthy?
And then I realize that we don't
have to do anything for our health,
we just have to stop sabotaging
it constantly by the wrong
behaviours.
B: Do you have a real example
for that, something authentic out of
your own life? T: Not from my own
life, no, but as we just said,
to be annoyed or angry. Smoking
for example, it shortens the life
expectancy by about 8 years on
average, leads to many diseases
and is expensive, so we just can't
do that to ourselves. Or anger,
let's stick with this example as it is
more common and widespread.
Most people think they have to
get angry when something
annoying happens, but be aware
that you can't afford that.
Because if you get angry about
something, your anger will lead to
a new angry situation in the future.
That means, each anger is always
shifted to the future, as another
annoying situation, and most people
believe that's life, and they don't
notice that they are stuck in their
hamster wheel, constantly creating
new causes for their anger.
At some point this has to stop,
and that's only the negative part you
should let go of, the positive part,
the other side is, what can I do
to strengthen my health?
For instance, buy real food.
I mean, who does that? Buying
actual food, not only stimulants
and junk. When I check in the
supermarket how much life is in my
food. Or something even simpler,
which is free, don't
breathe.
I've done that all the time, for the
past centuries. This way I inevitably
and very consciously become
more enlightened with every breath.
Of course this sends a different wave
through my body as well, my
physical body, which reflects
this as health and
then as pure vitality.
So there's a lot to do, everyone
knows what's most important for
them. The first step is, what
should I stop doing, and then
what should I be doing for
my health. That will keep you busy
for a lifetime.
B: Yes, I agree.
Let's move on to the core question
of quintessence. What's your own
personal quintessence?
T: Well, my quintessence...that's
not only one thing, it's more
things that are important to me.
My quintessence is the
first step.
We came with a specific purpose,
that I should recognize and fulfil,
as I can only lead a happy and
fulfilled life when I realised my
purpose in life and fulfilled it.
Very important. The next step in
quintessence, we should follow
our calling.
We shouldn't do a task to earn
money, as money doesn't need
to be earned at all, it just
needs to be generated, and if I'm
generating it anyways, why not by
doing something I enjoy?
I simply allow life to pay me
generously by doing something
I enjoy the most, which makes me
happy. And I can't even call that
work anymore, as it's
pure joy for me, it's
like a paid ongoing vacation, my
task feels like a non-stop holiday
and I'm being paid for it! B: Glorious!
T: And even more
importantly, part of the quintessence
is to gain consciousness.
I shouldn't live in the illusion of
my ego, as this would mean I'm
living in the wrong movie.
I'd be living a wrong life, as the ego
creates an ego life, and only when
I gained consciousness,
I can create a life that really
correlates with me.
Only once I gained consciousness
I can lead my life. Most
people let their mind lead their
life and therefore their ego,
so they are not really
part of their life, and they can't be
happy. Only once I lead my life
by myself,
which means once I awakened,
I can lead my life myself,
only then it is really my own life.
I should always
be one with my
consciousness and be guided
by the universal wisdom.
Just think about how
drastically your life will change
if you only make the right
decisions. No more
exceptions, as
you're being guided by the
universal wisdom. But in this
guidance you also recognise the
ideal answer to every question.
It keeps happening to my mind, that
someone asks a question, maybe even
in this interview, and the mind says
"see, you don't know the answer,
she got you, you don't know it."
I respond, true, I don't know it yet,
but before she even finishes the
question, I googled it.
In an office scenario of course, I
always have a pen with me,
I need to take notes, I want to
really understand things.
I didn't know that until now - great
that she asked a question I
couldn't answer.
But I can ask my boss.
That's why it's also so essential
for me to be constantly online,
to be guided by the universal
wisdom. Then we
don't only find the answer to every
question, we also realise the best
solution for each task, the right
way, the optimal steps. And
it's always a chance for the better.
B: Wonderful.
T: But there's still
a bit more that's quite
essential:
I have to let go of everything that
doesn't fit into my ideal life. We
talked about the anger, but also
a past for example. Most people
carry around a heavy past or
an unhappy childhood,
and if someone comes to me
and says, Mr Tepperwein, I had
such a terrible childhood,
then I only say, aren't you happy
that it's over?
They won't come back, they
don't really need to be treated,
just let go. What
distresses you, is that you're
still carrying it around with you.
Just understand, that this
has made you the person you are
today. So leave it where it belongs,
it's the past, it will never come
back, just let go
of it.
That's letting go. And the positive
part is, to consciously step in.
I'm referring to this as a chance again,
step into your own natural perfection.
It's only one step.
You simply do whatever you are
currently doing, as perfectly
as you can. And as you are
an observer watching yourself,
you see how you're getting more and
more perfect, until your whole life is an
expression of your own natural perfection.
That way you experience life as
a fascinating adventure. An
expedition to yourself.
And you're always grateful for
the wonderful gift to live. And
of course you are consciously living
as an immortal, nothing can harm you.
But I also experience this,
and anyone can -
not I am acting, but god acts
through me. I'm only the observer
how god completes his creation
through me. I only let happen
what's happening, I'm just a channel
for the doing of the highest.
Only then you are ready for
the next dimension.
That's the quintessence.
B: Thank you. Ok, I think we are
ready for the last question or rather
for a smooth finish, so I'd like
to ask you, is there anything
else, something specific that you
would like to share with our listeners,
or do you have a secret that you've
always wanted to pass on,
is there something you've always
wanted to do but haven't, maybe
now would be the right
moment to decide to do it...
Is there anything else that you'd
like to share with us?
Oh, I'm so sorry, the interviews
are usually done in an informal
talk (B addressed T informally),
that's what I decided, to reach
people on a more direct and
personal level, that's
why this slipped out!
T: Me and my ego don't care at all
how you address me! But to get back
to the first part of your question,
there's nothing I wanted to do and
haven't, because in the moment I
realise that I'd like to do it, I
immediately start doing it.
But I can give some more advice.
Once again, start simple,
by implementing the first
step: letting go of
everything that's imperfect.
Start letting go.
The secret is, once you've let go
of everything imperfect, then you
are perfect. You enjoy the
apparent diversity of reality,
while always being aware of your
own identity. You're living in
awakened awareness.
You're living in your natural
buddha awareness.
That's the chance for this moment,
anyone can take this step right
now.
B: Very nice, what I great finish.
Thank you so much for these
inspiring words, also about
yourself and your own life, and
particularly for all the knowledge
around it,
thank you.
To finish, I'd like to summarise
3 of Mr Tepperwein's conclusions
once again.
Most people allow their mind
to lead their lives.
Everything we experience is
a message. And this very moment
is absolutely unique.
Each of the podcast episodes
also carries a message, authentic
and straight out of life, giving
you the chance to reflect.
I'm looking forward to your
personal comments for this episode,
your feedback is absolutely essential!
Below in the show-notes you can
find some further information on
Mr Tepperwein and a registration
link for the webinar. See you soon!
Beatrice
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Let me know your feelings.
Tell me, tell me.
Eighteen, this moment isn't coming back.
I want to be with you in this moment.
All in, all in.
Eighteen, this moment.
This might be my everything
Everything, everything, yeah.
(jeno u pu$$y 1v1 me)
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