Hello world!
When you think Japanese summer you think:
cicadas
yukata
humid heat
Tanabata
Obon
festivals
choco-bananas?
bug catching!
homework
shaved ice
BBQ
fireworks
Comiket?
And…I wonder what else? Let me know in the comments!
But one more thing is surely…ramune.
My enemy…ramune.
This year I haven't been to any festivals or anything
but I really wanna enjoy Japanese summer…
So today I will hold a festival.
A ramune festival.
Wasabi ramune
Curry ramune
This is so genius it's frightening
Pineapple ramune…
oh this is pretty normal.
Strawberry ramune
Let's go strawberry!
Grape ramune
Some grape-like humans are drinking ramune on the label
WOW
Banana ramune
This is amazing
What even
Salt ramune
Japan flavoured ramune!
I gotta know what flavour Japan is!
I really wanna try it!
And lastly, blueberry.
And some very happy blueberries.
To those of you thinking "You have too much freaking ramune!"
I agree.
I have 9!
So I wrote the numbers on paper and put them in this hat.
This cap is, I, I
I made this hat with love
but for some reason
there's fake blood on it.
WHAT. THE.
This will never come out.
So, let's get started.
[English] Yeah~
If you've never tried ramune before you can probably buy it in your country
but not curry AJI
AJI means flavour.
Japanese word of the day.
I'm scared of curry and wasabi flavours.
Why? Well curry flavour…
is just scary.
And wasabi flavour, well it's expired.
I will drink it. But it still scares me.
Let's go!
9
9, 9, 9, 9~
Ooo lucky!
It's strawberry flavoured ramune!
Ufu!
There are some strawberries
a strawberry that's enjoying summer
and this one...is...
a strawberry that just realised how many flavours of ramune there are
and the last strawberry friend is winking~~
I'm also a strawberry!
HUH! huh? huh? huh!?
First we
take this off
and then
we got this but what should we do with it
I learnt a LOT from the comments on my last ramune video
You can open ramune easily as long as you have a table
so I have prepared a table!
So, let's open my ramune!
I wanna drink it~
I'm gonna hit it a bit harder
[ SCREAMS ]
That gave me a surprise.
I will drink it carefully so the marble doesn't get in the way.
Mm
Very sweet
This is very very tasty!
I definitely recommend this
I would totally bring this overseas as omiyage
It's very sweet, tastes like strawberries...like strawberry candy!
4
Which one is 4~
Wait a second
Number 9 was banana ramune.
I drank number 6!!
Man...I am...just...so...sigh
Well, I'll drink banana now then.
And number 4 is...
OH NO
NO
number 4 is wasabi flavour...
NOOOOOoooo and
this expired on 23rd December 2017...
*sighs*
Banana, I'll drink banana first
*sings Power Up by Red Velvet* what's this?
♬ ba ba na na na na ba....
BA NA nA!
ramune! Let's go!
*gasp* I DID IT!
Woah woah woah woah woah
the smell is BANANA!
This is fun.
OK let's drink this bad boy!
STRANGE.
It kind of has a banana milk feel to it but
the banana taste is very strong.
It doesn't really seem like ramune.
Rather than tasty, it has a strange tastiness.
I wonder what's in it?
Oh wow, vitamin C?
*laughs*
*sighs*
Well it expired in 2017...so...
And the flavour....ooouueuueueuue
Sabi-sabi-wasabiiiii
Let's go wasabi
Oh..I did it. HUH?
WHAT? Hold up.
It's like...a ramune with absolutely no carbonation...
Wow
That fact that it's not fizzy AT ALL is mildly terrifying.
Huh? HUH?
The marble is? This isn't normal is it??
I'll drink now...
[ SAD MUSIC ]
This doesn't taste like wasabi at all.
[ SAD MUSIC ]
OOOOHWHWHHW
It's totally off. Like, totally.
Well it can't be helped. Let's do the next one.
It's 2.
*gasp* It's this!
Japan flavoured ramune!
The Japan flavoured ramune I wanted to drink!
Let's drink!
WAH
This is different isn't it? Isn't it?
It only took 9 years of living in Japan for me to become a ramune pro!
Japan flavour!
NGGGG
OW
Ahhhh-ha!
I did it
Is Japan delicious?
It's time to see for myself.
Mm. It's normal ramune.
Next one...
3
Salt ramune
On the label there are these cute people with waves for hair...
and they're drinking ramune
Let's do this
I really became a pro at this
EEEEYYYY
EUGH
Noooooooooooooooooo
What is this...
I really really super super can't do this
*sounds of falling* OH! oh!!!
Oh my god
Oh my god
What a disaster.
I really can't open this.
What happened, Setouchi-san?
Huh?
I thought I was for sure a pro but
I just can't open this one so
this time instead of salt ramune I will drink curry ramune.
Yes...If I can open it, I will drink it.
It says on here, "Even Indians will be surprised."
Are there any Indian viewers out there?
What do you think about this?
Do you find it strange?
Or normal?
Time to open the curry ramune.
Wooo that was easy!
Wooooah what ooooh
WIEADJ
Cheers! You guys try it too, OK?
Mm...
M...mmm
Tastes like curry powder
"Tingling spice"
I forgot to close the door >_<
This is incredibly strange BUT
It's actually fairly good.
It's probably the "strangest" out of all the ramune I bought BUT
the taste is really interesting.
A godlike collab between curry spice and carbonated water!
You guys, try it too!
The tastiest ramune was definitely the strawberry!
But if you perhaps want to try a more out-there flavour
definitely give the curry flavour a try!
The drink of the summer, curry ramune!
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I hope to see you in my next video!
Bye bye!
Mmm!
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【MUKBANG】 NEW & EASY!! Chilled Napolitan Udon Noodles! [10 Servings] 8400kcal[CC Available] - Duration: 5:19.
hello it's kinoshita yuka
today !
Jaan !
i made chilled napolitan udon noodles !
we all want a cold food in the summer, isn't that !
it's my first time to eat chilled napolitan
and i think, it's my first time to eat napolitan udon too
but udon or cold udon and napolitan are so tasty !!
that's why...
the result is tasty for sure !
so, let's see how we made it !
the ingredients...
udon...
wiener sausage...
mini tomato - cherry tomato -...
green pepper...
onion...
ketchup, soy sauce, consomme, olive oil...
with black pepper and butter
after boiling the udon, cool it down in the water, and dry it !
and after that , we cut the onion to a 5 mm slices
we cut the green pepper to a 5 mm slices as well...
and we cut the mini tomato in two
sausage also a 5 cm slices
let the butter melt !
and we add the sausages !
and we mix !
if the sausage start frying add to it the onion and the green pepper
and when the onion become transparent..
we add the mini tomato...
salt...
some black pepper...
and we mix !
after that, we put it in the bownl
i'm going to cool it down
ketchup....
and this time i'm going to use all the bottle, that's about 100 g
and add soy sauce
consomme
and olive oil
with udon...
and we mix well
and after putting the mix in the bowl
by topping it with this cheese...
Jaaan, we did it ! !
looks so tasty !
itadakimasu
we used plenty of ketchup, isn't that
and butter as well
looks so yummy !
mmmmm ! !
it's better than the ordinary Napolitan, with a nice and soft texture of the udon
and the aroma of the olive oil is so elegant
the taste of the olive oil is so good
mmmmmm ! ! !
Parmesan cheese with ketchup is so appetising
mmmmmm !
as i expected, it's so good to eat it cold
even in summer, that the appetite is less, i can't stop eating it
mmm, this is really tasty ! !
because i love the ketchup, i like the taste so much !
i'm glad the i didn't wear a white clothes today
because it start flying a bit already !
but because the clothes are black, it'll be okay when you wash it !
by the way, this is my first time to wear this clothes, the destiny of every clothes is to get dirty
and a napolitan with ketchup will make it harder to avoid
when it's cold you can mix the ingredients with the udon so easily, and it's so good to make it in this hot summer
adding plenty of parmesan cheese made it mellow !
and the sausage with the mini tomato are so tasty
and the mini tomato is so sweet ! !
the last bite, itadakimasu !
mmmmm ! ! !
gochisousamadeshita !
chilled napolitan udon noodles was so tasty
eating a cold napolitan, made it so easy to eat
and the taste of the udon was strong as well
the udon was so tasty even in the napolitan style
we added to it plenty of ingredients as well, like veggies, and sausages and this was so good !
and because it was so tasty and easy, why you don't try it as well ?
And as always thank you for watching !
if there's anything You want me to do
please tell me in a comment Section below
if you like this video please hit the like And subscribe buttons
bye bye
all rights reserved. copyright © 2018 Kinoshita Yuka
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Why it is so difficult for us to speak English? - Duration: 4:51.
Hi everybody, Cédric here!
Today I want to talk about a frustration that
I think many of you have experienced.
I sure have! Why is speaking English so difficult?!
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I know what you're thinking:
you're speaking perfect English right now!
Well, that doesn't mean that I've never been challenged or felt like giving up.
There are a few factors working against us non-native English speakers,
but don't let that discourage you.
I'm here to reveal some of the biggest reasons why people struggle to speak English
and give you some tips on how to overcome them.
First up, one external factor:
your school system.
The way the education system is set up in most countries
isn't very conducive to language learning in general.
Large class sizes, education requirements, standardized tests, and limited class time
make it difficult for teachers to focus on speaking with their students.
Which means that even if you studied English in school,
you probably had little practice speaking the language.
There isn't much you can do about your background in English now,
but you can take control of your future!
Next, speaking usually requires us to combine multiple skills.
What I mean by this
is generally we don't just speak to ourselves
(although this can be a great way to practice!).
We speak with another person,
so in order to speak, we need to be able to listen to
and understand what the other person is saying,
Then, we need to have the vocabulary to come up with an appropriate response.
You also need to have
the correct pronunciation to be understood.
It can be really helpful to practice with a native English-speaking conversation partner
who is roughly at the same level in your native language.
Since they will understand your struggles,
they will likely be more patient with you.
It also helps to prepare as much as possible before a conversation.
If you know the topic,
you can work on identifying and using subject-specific vocabulary.
If you don't know the topic ahead of time,
at least practice a few "emergency phrases"
to use if you don't understand or need the speaker to slow down.
Another reason why a lot of people find English speaking to be difficult
is because of the pronunciation aspect.
Depending on your native language,
you might not have ever produced some of the sounds
that exist in English.
And even worse,
you might not even know your pronunciation is wrong
because your ear isn't trained to hear the subtle difference
between your pronunciation and the correct one.
To overcome this challenge,
I suggest focusing on a few of the most commonly mispronounced sounds of English
like the "th" sounds.
Getting really good at these tricky sounds
will not only boost your confidence
but will also help you sound more "fluent" than you actually are.
And finally, speaking English is hard because
you tell yourself it is.
So much of speaking a foreign language is in your head.
If you have a negative attitude about it,
you won't get very far.
Envision a version of yourself that speaks fluent English.
Imagine how confident you are,
and how many exciting opportunities
you have available to you because of your skills.
Now, get to work to make that vision a reality!
Now that you know some of the reasons behind why
English can be difficult for people who are trying to learn the language,
you'll be much better prepared to kick those obstacles in the butt!
And if you want to focus on improving every aspect of your spoken English
including your confidence
in a way that is both
structured and flexible, fun and productive,
our Masterclass "Speak English with Confidence" is a great option
(check the link below for more details)
Once again, subscribe to our channel for more language learning videos,
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Bear Trap Murders, Ninja Cowboys And 6 More Desperados 3 Features You'll Love - Duration: 12:54.
No, your eyes do not deceive you: Desperados is back.
Desperados 3 takes us back to a simpler time: when tiny people walked around tiny towns
and baddies had giant green triangles bursting out of their eyes.
Even better, this new installment is in the hands of Mimimi, who gave us the outstanding
real-time stealth strategy of Shadow Tactics.
They're swapping ninjas for cowboys and it looks like an excellent fit.
Rock Paper Shotgun got to see a walkthrough of one of the new levels in an alpha build
- the final game is due in 2019 - so I'm going to pick out the ways it's keeping
the Desperados heritage alive, and the ways it is improving on it.
If you're enjoying this video as it goes along, please do think about subscribing - I'm
not going to hold you at gunpoint like an evil bandit if you don't.
Let's saddle up and head for the frontier...
If you're completely new to Desperados, the game is basically about getting cowboys
into places where cowboys aren't welcome.
This means sneaking and quietly stabbing nasty cowboys.
I'll go into that in a second.
The biggest change to the formula in Desperados 3 is the introduction of areas where our heroes
are welcome.
The team are calling these civil zones - these are large social areas where you're free
to explore and drink in the atmosphere without the fear of someone putting a tiny bullet
between your tiny eyes.
The thing it's most like is a Hitman level, in the way that you mingle with non-hostile
NPCs and hear snippets of dialogue that pad out the story or hint at ways that you might
achieve your goals...
"This is outrageous, you can't just tear down my house"
"Company orders, tracks gotta go through here."
The Hitman comparison is helped a tiny bit by the fact that the mission I saw is all
about assassinating a series of villains who are after one of the playable characters.
There's a brothel owner who is exploiting the girls and their customers, a group of
bootleggers who are making trouble at the church - never a good idea in a western - and
an evil foreman forcing his railroad tracks through the town.
Personally I would let him build his railroad, as it would mean fewer houses I'd have to
sneak into, but that's not really the mood of the game.
The areas you can't go are clearly marked by big red lines - but, as in Hitman, guards
will give you a polite warning before firing on you.
As long as you don't attack anyone or carry a body you're safe in the civil zone.
It's already a nice change of pace to walk about and drink in all the tiny details - it's
like being in a model village version of Westworld.
And the games creative director, Dominic Abe, says it offers more tactical depth, as you
can choose which angle to attack enemy compounds from.
He also tells me there's a later level set in a large city, which increases the scale
even beyond what you're currently see - if you like losing yourself in a map for hours
on end, I think you'll be very happy.
If the world feels a bit like a Hitman level, it kinda works like one, too.
You're free to tackle your hit list with knives and guns - or this massive axe if you
really hate the guy - but there are also environmental kills which are straight out of the Agent
47 playbook.
We're told that this local harasser likes to show off by riding his bull, and that his
bull can be manipulated to to ensure the rodeo is short lived.
Elsewhere in the town we hear a conversation about how a local man got killed by a falling
wall.
And wouldn't it be bad if that were to happen again.
I didn't say it was subtle.
For the purposes of this demo we're introduced to Wild Marge, who is safely tucked away in
a brothel.
If only there was a nearby NPC talking at the top of their voice.
"It's driving me crazy, I want to pack up and leave.
"I went through her drawer yesterday.
Do you know she keeps laudanum there?
"You better not get hooked."
"There's a doctor brings a bottle from his stash."
"No, really?!?"
So not only is there a regular delivery of poisonous laudanum, but Marge is also partial
to whisky from the cellar.
I don't need a bald head and a tie to work out where this is going…
Of course, getting the poison into her drinks supply still requires some fancy playing.
The doctor's medicine is hidden away inside the brothel and requires you to scale the
balcony before dealing with two guards at the same time.
Luckily for the demonstarter he knows the precise five second window to do it in.
Then you've got to get into the booze, which is better defended than anything in town.
It is booze after all.
But what I like about this is it offers quite a fun, cinematic approach, maybe one that
will appeal to people who are newer to the genre, and struggle more to formulate perfect
stealth plans.
It gives you a ready made western film plot for you to slot yourself into.
And if you don't want your hand held, you can ignore all that and systemically pick
off every guard one by one.
And even better: if you play on a higher difficulty mode there'll actually be more guards, making
the whole thing a whole lot tougher.
I should also add, not every mission in the game is based on assassinations - Dominic
mentions a level where you have to defend a location and another where you break out
of prison.
You'll still be getting a good mix of classic Western tropes.
If you've played any of the previous games you'll already recognise John Cooper, the
knife-flinging star of the series.
He's still heading up the gang here, but with a slightly tweaked set of moves.
You see, in Desperados, each character has weapons and abilities unique to them, and
his are still built around his trusty throwing knife.
He's really good at lobbing that thing.
I couldn't throw a tennis ball that far, let alone with enough speed to go through
someone's head.
I also really like the knife death animations, which have a touch of hammy acting to them.
And the oscar for most drawn out death goes to hoodlum number 5!
He's also gained a coin toss, which is another trick the game borrows from Hitman and it
works exactly as it did there, drawing guards from patrol routes or opening up new routes
to a nearby bush.
It's sad to lose the musical watch from the earlier games - that would let you set
a time on your distraction for extra tactical nuance - but no stealth hero in 2018 is complete
without a very noisy penny.
He's joined in this demo by a new character, Hector.
His deal is laying down massive bear traps and then whistling to draw helpless guards
into their jaws.
It's a very bloody death.
His whistle works much like the audio distractions in the earlier games, in that you have to
carefully position the sound bubble to only reach the ears you want to lure in.
He's also much stronger than Cooper, which lets him carry two bodies at once - much like
Sanchez in the first game - and he can also enter into melee combat with these new elite
brute units.
These giant men have armour which means Cooper's knife attacks tend to end like this…
So it's better to wade in with Hector's axe instead.
Outside of Hector and Cooper I'm intrigued to see which old faces return - I'd like
to see Doc McCoy with his balloon-lifted gas bombs - but Dominic does hint at one all-new
character who brings what he calls "a big leap in the rules, and will act like a cool
layer of gameplay."
I hope it's a playable tumbleweed.
I'd love to just roll around all day.
A man can dream, right?
Whatever characters are yet to come, you'll never have more than five in play, and Mimimi
are keen to push the idea of mixing their skills in interesting combinations to find
new solutions to problems.
Character skills are meant to complement each other - the obvious example is using Hector's
whistle to lure enemies in front of Cooper's throwing knife.
These synchronised moves were possible in the original Desperados, too, thanks to Quick
Actions that let you 'program' one move in advance into each hero, something Mimimi
used themselves in Shadow Tactics' Shadow Mode.
In Desperados 3 it'll be known as Showdown Mode, and although we aren't shown it in
action, Dominic says it'll be more advanced than their previous system.
It'll be interesting to see if that means we can add multiple moves per character, or
maybe include an element of timing so you can set up more elaborate chains of events.
Dominic does say you shouldn't expect to automate everything - this is a real-time
tactics game, after all, and reacting to events and executing your plans are part of the skill
of playing.
Here's a question: how to you make guns stealthy?
The series has always struggled a bit to work out where noisy weapons fit into sneaking
action - in the past they were a bit of a last resort, and could feel messy and unsatisfying.
I remember hiding at the top of ladders in the first game and shooting people as they
climbed up, but it was either that or go down in a hail of bullets.
But Dominic feels guns have a role to play in Desperados 3's sneaky action - he says
it still counts as stealth if everyone's dead at the end.
Which is a fair point.
But if you are going to start pulling the trigger, do make sure everyone's dead at
the end.
And so each gun has a really distinct feel and performance, to make sure you know exactly
how it'll operate as a tool.
Cooper's pistol has a double shot, letting him tackle two targets.
Hector's Shotgun, on the other hand, has spread, and will kill anyone inside its targeting
area - what the team jokingly refer to as the cone of death.
As you can see here, it has a role to play in stealth in the way it wipes out two guards
that would otherwise need splitting up.
The challenge is managing the sound, but even here the rules are really clean and simple,
with the interface clearly showing the range of the sound beyond the range of the bullets.
You have to be careful where and when to use these big noisy weapons, then, but don't
think they are just here for when the horse manure hits the fan.
All the larger changes I've talked about are supported by a level of polish and expertise
that comes with the passing of time.
It's been nearly 10 years since we last joined John Cooper and friends, that was in
2009's Helldorado - which was sort of a sequel and sort of not very good.
Things have changed since them - for one, Mimimi gave real-time tactics a brilliant
facelift in Shadow Tactics, and much of that learning is applied here.
If you've spent any time guiding their microscopic ninjas towards exposed throats you'll recognise
the basics of the interface, and how smoothly it communicates everything.
As in the older Desperados it's still about sneaking around enemy cones of vision and
placing distractions, but the cones are easier to read - you'll get spotted in the bright
segment, but can safely crouch in the darker zone.
Stand in the darker zone and it fills up, eventually triggering an alarm - how much
time to have to quickly drop to safety is decided by what difficulty you play on.
Then there are little things you take for granted - like having a full 360 degrees of
camera control, meaning you aren't trying to navigate the static art of the original
game.
Okay, you could do it in Desperados 2, but the art is is much more attractive and impressive
to spin and poke at here.
Then there's the amount of dialogue - the characters are constantly joking with each
other and offering commentary on the events they find.
"This place reminds me of the one in deadwood" "There's lots of whorehouses in deadwood"
The original Desperados was a very characterful game - a friendlier version of the military
gruffness of Commandos Behind Enemy Lines.
That talkative side is a lot richer and fuller here.
And even though this particular level is quite traditional western fare - all dusty streets
and saloons - Dominic says they have tried to fold in a more contemporary Western style
too, where there's more greenery and it's more livable.
I like my spaghetti westerns, but it'll be good to have some vegetables to go with
the pasta.
That's my quick tour of Desperados 3, a game that has already shot up my most wanted
list - a bit annoying, as it is still a year away from release.
It's such a good match of studio and series - Shadow Tactics was a love letter to real-time
tactical stealth, and it's great to see all that love poured into a series that needs
a bit of care and attention.
If you have any more questions about what I saw in the demo, ask away in the comments.
And if you liked this preview, why not subscribe to the channel so you don't miss our future
Desperados videos - and we will be doing as many as we can.
If you do subscribe, please activate the notification bell so that our new videos actually get to
you - otherwise it's like entering a quick draw with an empty gun.
No good will come of it.
Thanks for watching Rock Paper Shotgun and hopefully see you soon.
Bye for now.
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★ Суперрецепт соленых арбузов в банках № 1 из записной книжки - Duration: 2:45.
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CLAIRE REVEALED! New Resident Evil 2 Remake Screenshots! Birkin Monster! Claire Demo News! - Duration: 1:32.
Capcom has unleashed RE2 Remake Claire Redfield finally, and the Birkin monster and we are
flipping out right now.
Not only did they confirm that there is a playable Claire Demo at Gamescom (media only
sadly) but they also unveiled a variety of screenshots that we will look at right now
and they are totally awesome.
In the official press release capcom state how Claire will meet up with Sherry in the
basement of the RPD and the monster Birkin is chasing her.
While Birkin looks to be doing damage with the pipe and even grabbing Claire by the face,
she seems to get some payback with her grenade launcher.
Later, Claire and Sherry make it to the parking garage which kind of reminds me of Resident
Evil 1.5, where they run into Chief Irons who takes them hostage.
These screenshots are a really cool look and there's even a new art screen.
It is a little weird that they didn't make a gameplay trailer based on the demo, but
we might be seeing that later in the week or at least some footage of the demo.
So stay tuned to WheresBarry on Youtube and @Wheresbarryb on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter,
to stay up to date on all the madness coming out of Gamescom for Resident Evil 2, be sure
to leave your reactions in the comments and don't forget to like and subscribe.
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See How 2 Families Make Life Work Under 1 Roof - Duration: 8:48.
(gentle instrumental music)
- [Male Voice] There we go.
Perfect.
- [All] Cheers.
- [Male Voice] Happy Sunday.
Let's do a toast.
- I'm thankful for all the people in this room.
- It didn't start off with the idea
of living together.
- I'm thankful for everybody being here today.
- [Woman's Voiceover] It sort of morphed
into living together.
- [Woman in Blue] I'm thankful Frank cooked.
- My husband and my brother-in-law both work a lot.
So when we started having children,
my sister and I, we sort of leaned on each other.
- [Cathy] It's gorgeous out here this morning.
(laughing)
- I was very lucky because
Cathy's kids were always a little bit older,
and my younger two children are 14 months apart.
So she was a huge help in helping me navigate
that part of my life.
- My wife and her sister both love
to have families.
They both love to have family gatherings.
Actually, this was just a natural progression
of just moving in together.
- First, you're vacationing together,
then you're spending holidays together, weekends together.
All of a sudden you say,
"We're always together."
Why do we go to separate houses with cars at night?
We just go to separate bedrooms.
- Our husbands are used to Cathy and I,
but we were kind of expecting a little more pushback.
Like, really?
We're gonna live together?
As soon as they saw the billiards room,
they were all in.
- This was a really unique project because it was
a bringing together of two families under one roof.
(upbeat music)
This is the coolest thing.
These two families, taking this house, making it their own.
- That was important for Cathy and I.
When we looked on Houzz and she found Julie,
it was super important that we found somebody
that really got our vision and our values, as a person.
- We needed somebody that was going to work with us
and allow us to have a lot of design input.
- [Julie] She warned me that the house
had been vacant for some time.
The kitchen was dark.
I could see layout possibilities,
and I started talking with them
about how I thought it should be laid out,
and it was exactly the page that they had been on.
- The kitchens on Houzz really inspired me.
- She would just take me on her phone for hours,
and we'd flip through the stuff.
- It made it so much easier to plan the whole thing.
Especially because we were planning this as a team effort.
- I was really excited to design a kitchen for two families.
So, there's two very large refrigerators in the space,
and there are two dishwashers.
How much seating did we want?
We needed a bigger range.
The layout for this came together really quickly.
The specifics of the type of storage
and cabinetry and things that they needed
took a little more development time.
- Hidden behind here is where we keep
all of our appliances plugged in.
- [Julie] It was really fun to talk with them
about, you know, are you a spice addict?
- [Cathy] We've got spices and oils and vinegars for days.
- Do you have a cast iron skillet collection
we need to have space for?
- My pots, which of course, pull out easily.
- What is it that's unique about you and your family?
- I get into that stuff.
I love organizing.
I love putting the silver away a certain way.
- They did it right on site.
They brought the pieces of wood.
We actually got out our silverware,
and they made exactly the right size spaces for each one.
- [Cathy] My sister, who is super organized,
keeps all of our snacks and breakfast things.
- That to me, rocks my world.
We have a pantry system.
I write on all our jars.
I'd rather do that than watch TV.
- [Cathy] I love to clean.
- I think if you are designing a kitchen
you should have a paper towel drawer like Cathy does.
- So I love my paper towel drawer.
- You gotta have one.
There's a beautiful blend of function here,
and great storage, with just beautiful touches.
The mullion doors,
the tile going all the way around the window.
One of the unique things that she did was decide
to not just have a beautiful marble island,
but make it bold.
So it's actually double thickness.
- We knew we wanted to use marble
in several areas of the house,
so we searched high and low.
I could not find exactly what I wanted.
I knew I wanted a whiter base marble,
and I knew I wanted a variety of shapes and sizes.
So I went on Houzz and found exactly the marble I wanted.
My installer thought I was crazy.
He was like, "You are not ordering five pallets
of marble online."
So sure enough, we ordered the marble on Houzz.
It is incredible.
We've got it in all the bathrooms,
through the kitchen.
My installer actually had to come back
and say it to me, "You were right."
It's probably the best marble he's ever worked with.
- Frank and I, we each married a sister,
and in saying that, we looked at each other
and said, well, we better get along
because we're going to be together forever.
- I came from just being the only son in a family,
and Doug is the same way.
So we didn't have brothers.
So it was interesting on developing
this brother relationship,
and it's worked out very well.
- [Debbie] Why this works is because
we all know each other's quirks,
and we just talk about it.
And there's days we'll say to each other,
"We spend a lot of time together,
like, I've over it."
This house, in particular, works
because it has enough retreat space.
- Upstairs is like living in a boutique hotel.
There was an area upstairs
that Cathy had a great vision for.
She wanted kind of a balcony bar area.
- [Cathy] I start every morning there with my coffee,
and it leads right out to the balcony outside,
which you feel like you're just in the treetops.
She also helped me with my master bathroom,
which turned out spectacular.
- I was more of a second opinion on that.
She would send me "I found this on Houzz,
do you think this would work?"
And she just ran with it.
And it's absolutely stunning.
- [Cathy] My husband loves the steam shower.
I love my seven-foot tub.
It's my little spa retreat.
- Cathy had a very strong sense of vision
for the entire home.
You'll notice there's really a whole house palette here,
and things flow.
There's nothing jarring or seemingly out of place.
The colors, the styles of things, the furnishings.
- The kitchen's truly the heart of the home.
We really made it so that it actually
has a sort of an elegant form,
but super easy function.
- You're able to multi-task.
You're able to open up cupboards
and find things that you want right away
without searching for 'em.
- The leatherized granite,
you don't have to worry about it.
You can lay hot pots on it.
Having up to 10 people in the kitchen at once,
you'd think, oh that's crowded,
you're going to be bumpin' over each other,
but the way our kitchen's designed,
it becomes a fuller place of enjoyment.
- How they spend so much time together
in making this home work
for two families with kids
in very different life stages
was just heart-warming.
- [Woman's Voice] The apron is on, people.
The apron is on.
"Sauce Sunday" is beginning.
(laughing)
- Being that my husband's Italian,
he loves to make sauce on Sunday.
- Sundays are a big day here
because we do try to still have that tradition
of the culture, the food, the family coming together.
Everybody brings a little something,
and everyone has to do a little bit of work.
- Sunday dinners are meant for gathering,
sharing the week,
having some good food, good comradery,
and really get to catch up
and stay connected.
Don't drain all the water.
I'm trying to save the water.
- [Man Carrying Pot] Okay.
- [Girl] Here, want me to do this?
- The best part of being together in the same house
is the support factor.
- [Woman With Spatula] Awesome.
- You're not on an island by yourself
depending on who's schedule is what.
We're helping each other out.
- When you have children,
and if you have a late night
that you're working,
and they come home from school,
someone's already home.
They're coming home to someone.
They're coming home to someone saying,
and caring about 'em,
"How was your day?"
"How are things going?"
- The combined family works fantastic.
Family is someone that's going to be there
to support you, love you.
Gets back to the old days when
you used to live with your Grandmother
and everybody in one home.
That sense of generational families.
- Here's to "Sauce Sunday."
- [All] Yay!
Cheers!
- What our goal is, is to have this home base,
so that everyone can launch
and really be the best that they can be,
and we're all supporting each other in that.
- [All] Woohoo!
(birds lightly chirping)
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(ENG SUB) Is being single really unfortunate? [Society Obsessed with Love] EP.1 - Duration: 7:06.
"Go out for a date! Go out for a date!"
I'm sick of your 'Go out for a date! Go out for a date!'
DON'T hustle ME into MAKE A BOYFRIEND!!
"Society Obsessed with Love"
Hi. My name is Sa-rang. 21, a sophomore.
I'm living in the "Society obsessed with love."
Sa-rang! Go for a blind date? Want a match? Why not?
Sa-rang, why don't you go out with someone?
Make a boyfriend, you should meet a man when you are younger!
You should love someone to learn about the life.
ep1 "Is being single really unfortunate?"
A year ago
Oh, Sa-rang is almost a cook. You're such an ideal type of girl.
I feel kinda sorry that you're still not meeting anyone.
#Withfriends #foodie #party #brunch Cooking to flirt with a boy? That's ridiculous.
Alright, I will fix up a guy for you.
No thanks. I don't want that.
Come on,
You always want to match someone whenever you have a chance.
Hyuk-jin! Bo-ram is a single too! Why don't you fix up a guy for Bo-ram!
Oh my. This spaghetti is freaking good!
You should open a restaurant! I'll wait tables!
Sounds good!!
Come on, Sa-rang. How do you like him? He's a year behind me, he's a real nice guy.
Let me take a look. Wow! He looks so cool. Go for him.
Seriously, I don't really want to!
Too picky. If you never date with anyone, you'll only grow older and grumpier.
That's true. Your life is too boring. You only go to school, and come to home.
No, I do more than that!
She's busy, indeed.
What else then?
Me?
I LOVE studying cookbook!
And I'm also joining a photography hobby club...
At home, I have to care of Oi
and there are so many American soap operas to watch.
With soap opera and a canned beer, I'm in heaven!
Plus, I work part time to make some mon ey.
I should care school grade, TOEIC, and apply for an exchange student…
Well........ That's why you don't have a boyfriend ever.
What's wrong with me...?!
Your life's too tough. Busy woman is not very attractive.
Cooking is fine though. Cooking girl, that's every man's fantasy.
But! You'd better watch less soap operas.
Why don't you settle down in reality, huh?
Agreed~
Alright. We're singles and we're guilty.
What? Being single is not a guilt!! We're so fine~!!!
Bo-ram, straighten your shoulders!! Come on!
I'll see you two in relationship someday before I graduate.
Oh no, Spare me~
Hey, Sa-rang, why don't you wear some makeup and dress up?
That's right, Sa-rang! Let your hair grow first.
You'll look really cool in long hair.
My hair? Oh, I have to make an appointment for a haircut tomorrow.
Oh, come on, Wouldn't you?
I wish if they had individual mute buttons on their faces.
College frined - When would you have a romantic brunch with a boyfriend?
College Senior guy- Sa-rang is truly ready for a boyfrined to see her talent in cook!
No matter how I enjoy a day, others consider me a pathetic single.
"Go out for a date! Go out for a date!"
I'm sick of your 'Go out for a date! Go out for a date!'
'DON'T hustle ME into MAKE A BOYFRIEND!!
GET OUT!!
Couples get out!
Get out!
Sa-rang~ What are you doing alone~
I'm calming myself down.
Exercise helps blood circulation and clearing distracting thoughts.
Really?
Bo-ram. I feel more comfortable when I'm alone,
but why does everyone keep asking me to have a boyfriend?
... Eun-sol insists being couple can make your joy and pleasure twice of being alone.
Do you believe so, too?
Well, I don't know.
Except for a date! I have a lot of things to do.
Why would everyone consider being single as unfortunate?
You're right...
Bo-ram, do you think if we growing old as a single, we become bossy and grumpy?
Girl, you're grumpy already. So don't mind and live as you wish.
Oh, Bo-ram. I have on one but you to turn on!
Sa-rang, I have something to tell you.
Oh, what's that?
Come on, Spit it out
.... I'm flirting with a guy these days.
What…?
It's grown a lot. Make it short, again?
Yes please.
Well....Wait a second...!
Yes?
I will let it grow this time. I want it just trimmed.
#growhair #shorthair # longhair # challenge!!
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How to practice English speaking alone, at home, without a partner - Duration: 10:42.
Hi there, Vladimir here with another video about how to learn English
I'm gonna keep this nice and short
Can you practice speaking English alone, at home by yourself?
Before I tell you how you can practice speaking English alone, without a partner
let me tell you how not to practice your English
Whatever you do, just please
don't talk to yourself
Don't talk to yourself
Who are these people?
People get super excited,
aroused even
when I call YouTubers out
Not realizing that I am calling out those watching this nonsense
Who are these people?
Who is watching, liking, sharing
and even translating this nonsense
How to practice English without a partner?
How to practice speaking English without a partner, alone?
What kind of question is that?
How to practice driving without a car?
How to practice skiing without skies?
How to practice the piano without a piano
How to practice fucking without a partner?
Fuck yourself?
the answer is as good as the question
How to practice speaking English without a partner?
As incredible as it may sound,
there is a credible answer to this
oxymoronic question
How to practice speaking English without a partner, alone, at home?
Write
Writing is the answer
writing is the most under-appreciated language learning skill
Every language consists of 4 domains
Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking
Reading and Listening is what we call Input
Writing and Speaking is what we call Output
Input before Output
There is no Output without Input that much is clear, I hope
Reading and Listening before Writing and Speaking
Writing and Speaking
If you can write it you can say it
writing is the only sane and sensible way to practice your output without a partner,
alone, by yourself
There is no such thing as practice your English speaking
Language is not a motor skill, motor = muscle, not a muscular skill
Language is not tennis, golf, piano, dancing
it is not a motor skill
That's why we have accents, native and non-native
there is a limit on pronunciation
past a certain age, it is virtually impossible to speak without an accent.
And especially when we talk about sound-rich languages like English
That's why we have people like
Tiger Woods,
Kohei Uchimura,
Nadia Comaneci,
Michael Jackson
golf, gymnastics, dancing, tennis, are primarily motor skills.
The good news is that language is not a motor skill.
Language is a cognitive skill
cognition is about acquiring knowledge
Language is information, knowledge on a certain topic
There is no such thing as practicing your speaking
you don't practice your speaking,
you practice giving your opinion on a certain topic.
yes, with an accent, but who cares
who cares as long as what you say is of value
as long as it is smooth and fluid and grammatically correct
Nobody cares about your accent as long as people find your opinion valuable.
Ask Carlos, Sundar, Satya, Shuji, Jean
Language is not a motor skill
Language is a cognitive skill
Therefore there is no such thing as practice your speaking
you don't practice your speaking,
you practice giving your opinion on a certain topic.
you can practice giving a sales presentation in front of the mirror,
or practice for a job interview,
yes you could do that and should do that
but that's not talking to yourself
that's not practicing your speaking
that's about practicing your presentation skills
about describing your product or service,
you practice describing your product,
you practice answering job interview questions about your experience and expertise
there is a specific topic, a topic you know a lot about
You practice talking about a certain topic,
answering limited number of predictable questions.
It is not practicing your speaking
There is no such thing as practice your speaking,
you practice giving your opinion on a certain topic, in English
and for you to have an opinion on that topic in English
you need to read about that very same topic in English
and provided you have the knowledge/input
what difference does it make whether you share your opinion
verbally or in writing
I guess talking to another human being is better
but you need to prove you have something worth listening to first.
write a comment,
not here, not below how to learn English videos
you are not an expert on how to learn English
My favorite is when people write comments littered with grammatical mistakes
telling me how wrong I am
The balls on some people
or eggs
Write a comment below a video or an article you are knowledgeable about
And not just 1 sentence but make it longer, at least 5-6 sentences.
Take your time and write a good comment
In my book Virtually Native you will find step-by-step instructions on
how to write grammatically correct sentences.
Even low-intermediate level learners of English will be able to follow my instructions
A comment about your favorite movie, car, food, song
Or start a blog or diary
own blog on a topic you are somewhat knowledgeable about
you don't need to be an expert
And if you wanna listen to your beautiful voice then
turn the blog post into a podcast,
read it and record your voice
And even take it a step further: film yourself talking about it
make a YouTube video, set up a YouTube channel
But it all starts with writing,
Something I came across recently:
Writing is natures way of letting us know how sloppy your thinking is
So true, and if I may add
thinking and speaking
WRITE, don't talk to yourself
Pay attention to who is giving you the advice
The fight is for the 1%
Everything you need to know about how to learn English as an adult
from a guy who has actually done it,
is in my book Virtually Native
which is available on Amazon and virtuallynative.com
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Lady Margarita Armstrong-Jones, granddaughter of the Queen's late sister Princess Margaret, captured hearts when she was eight as one of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's adorable bridesmaids during their royal wedding in 2011
Now aged sixteen, the young royal is all grown up and took her GCSE exams this summer
On Thursday, Margarita, like most others her age, will be facing the results day nerves as she finds out how she did
The 22nd in line to the throne attends St Mary's School in Ascot, which is also attended by Lady Louise Windsor, the daughter of the Earl of Wessex
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She is the daughter of David Armstrong-Jones, Earl of Snowdon and son of Princess Margaret and his wife Serena, Countess of Snowdon
Her full name, Margarita Elizabeth Rose Alleyne honours her grandmother Princess Margaret and her great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth I
According to David, Margarita's brother Charles, now 19, chose the middle name Rose, whilst Alleyne is a family name
Since Prince Charles became the first member of the royal family to sit public examinations, obtaining five O-Levels, royals have been sitting GCSE's and A levels like schoolchildren all over the country
Margarita's second cousin Prince William achieved twelve GCSE's, whilst his brother Prince Harry obtained eleven
William's A level results were conveyed to him by his former housemaster and St Andrew's graduate, Andrew Gailey
He got A in Geography, B in History of Art, and C in biology. Princess Eugenie is the highest achieving member of the royal family when it comes to exams
She left Marlborough College in 2008 with three A Levels - two A's and one B in Art, English Literature and History of Art
Kate also attended Marlborough College, where she received 11 GCSE's and got A's in A Level Maths and Art and a B in English
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Our Henri Laumets is looking for gold in grams.
This chunk of gold here is our next month's rent.
It's real gold, see.
I thought it would be harder.
"In Pursuit of Hobbits"
We have arrived to this exciting city called Karangahake
and this used to be a very popular city around 1890 to World War II and gold was mined here.
Right now there are three abandoned gold mines here and we will go try our luck,
maybe we will find some shining piece and improve our way of life here.
Well, I came to work here.
Look, I can manage to move this with one hand.
- But let's go forward with this.
Jump on, I'll carry you...
Men, let's pursue the gold and make Estonia one of the top five wealthiest countries in Europe.
Vote for us!
Into the scary cave, it's shallow here and water is dripping on the neck.
And the ground is wet also so I have to use the lamp.
Now these tunnels I like.
You want to go in there, right?
Where else would you find a bar of gold? - Did you think you would really find gold in here?
Mhm, for example I believe these yellower spots on the wall here are traces of where gold used to be.
It all has to be mined out.
- Have you mined gold before? No, but there's always a first time.
- It shouldn't be this long, no, there's a light down there, no, ****!
I will see on the curve there...
- Unfortunately, we don't see Henri there anymore.
There's a curve here, I'm telling you, almost at the curve. Come closer.
There's a light here. No, it's actually people.
Hey! - Hey!
Is it a way to make it out? - Yes.
Thank god. - It's not too far.
Okey, okey. - There's a really dark section just coming up and then you're out.
Okey, thanks.
I almost scared myself shitless.
I thought their light was the end of the tunnel but when the light started to move
then every horror movie scenario had already gone through my head.
Do you think this place is haunted, Henri? - We are not talking about this subject right now.
so at the moment the situation here is a bit dangerous and with limited access.
So we can't go further down this path because there's a sign here about a storm which caused this rockfall
so at the moment the situation here is a bit dangerous and with limited access.
- In the begging of the 20th century men went in and out from here, mined this and that.
Gold. Gold and coal like I've read here somewhere.
The mountain here is full of the Crown mine.
Eleven, twelve, twelve levels.
- Show again where the river is.
The river is this small area here, we are here then.
- And how deep does it go?
The height of this mine is all together 274 meters.
Like going to the tele tower, only underground.
- There might be a path down there, don't get lost now.
- Or you think there's a chunk of gold...
- But then again, you have so much of this fool's luck, you might find that piece of gold.
Fool's luck? I've worked through life with sweat, blood and tears.
- Yeah... Eh, somehow you...
Fool's luck?!
- Hello, hello.
The tunnel is here, oh it's even lit. - So it is.
And out there one of the information plaques said the train operators who drove through this very long tunnel
throughout the day had health problems due to the vapor.
The walls are so sooty when I run across with my finger, then even 50-60 years, rather 80 years or 90 years?
80 years later the finger is still sooty.
This tunnel was active from 1905 to 1978 so ten years before my birth this tunnel was closed.
Just to think, it operated quite long. And... I wouldn't want to work in this tunnel.
If you found yourself around here, about an hour to the north from Tauranga, I surely recommend a visit.
Because in addition to beautiful nature like these rivers, forests, mountains, waterfalls, there are still quite scary old abandoned mines.
And some of them are accessible, although the majority are closed due to a risk of collapse.
But it's still worth a visit.
BONUS
- Good!
Check it out, check it out, look!
This we call perpetual motion, it's like a clock hand that will continue moving and telling the right time.
To the miners.
If it stops then the miners can come home to rest.
- To your home?
My home, yes.
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5 Reasons Why INFJs fall for INTPs
Despite what type theories might suggest, I believe just about any pair of MBTI personalities
have a fighting chance at forming a happy relationship.
Romantic chemistry and compatibility is a person-to-person matter and so the MBTI hopefully
will not prevent individuals from keeping an open mind.
Still, type theory can be a helpful tool in pointing us to the personality types with
the most positive prospects.
The INFJ INTP romance could be one such pairing that holds promise.
Do INFJ and INTP get along?
By David Keirsey's estimation, sure.
Keirsey, author of "Please Understand Me" and "Please Understand Me II" believed
that Idealists and Rationals get along well due to their shared "N" perceiving preference.
These two temperament groups are preoccupied with abstraction, metaphor and creativity,
and this impacts the way they relate with others and communicate,
and, communication is central to any great relationship.
Whether it is an INFJ female with INTP male, or INFJ male with INTP female (or whatever
way you wanna match it), here is a look at 5 aspects of the INFJ-INTP
relationship that might answer the question: Why is INFJ and INTP the golden pair?
#1.
INFJ Appreciates The INTP Commitment To Principles
INFJs being the shrewd judges of character they are, will likely admire the INTP's
noble qualities such as their intellectual integrity, their unrelenting quest for truth
and their honesty.
Despite their overall candor, INTPs tend to be rather polite and tactful in how they express
themselves.
Although their inferior Fe makes them something of a social misfit, it still allows them to
appreciate some measure of social etiquette in the service of avoiding unnecessary discord
with others.
INTPs will likely develop principles that govern the way they engage with people, a
"rules of engagement" so to speak.
It is likely that at some point early in their lives, INTPs may have worked out coping mechanisms
to deal with people in ways that make sense to them while still being true to themselves.
These principles will undoubtedly be predicated on fairness and objectivity and may be something
INFJ notices and appreciates.
#2.
INFJ And INTP Both Tend To Be Night Owls
Although, INFJs are more disposed to following more structured lifestyles than the INTP,
they nonetheless share with them, a taste for the night life.
As introverted intuitive types, both the INTP and INFJ will likely agree that night time
just makes everything better.
When dusk falls, the INFJ and INTP pair will enjoy staying up doing what they like to do
together, like watching movies, gaming and having deep conversations about things they
find interesting.
Their creative juices are likely to be most active during the evening hours, where they
are bound to get up to all kinds of introverted fun around the time when early bird-inclined
personalities (like maybe ISFJ for example) begin to peter out.
#3.
INFJ Is A Great Sounding Board For INTP
Talking about their ideas is something INTPs like to do, because the exercise of finding
the right words to clearly articulate their message out loud helps reinforce the clarity
of it in their own minds, as well as help them discover any flaws or holes in their
thinking.
INFJs are good conversation partners for INTP because they are excellent listeners, and
one of the types whose eyes won't glaze over when INTP goes into their involuted and
sometimes hard-to-follow streams of thought.
INTP likes to jump around connecting one idea with another and then suddenly in a leap of
intuition, veers off into what appears to be a non-sequitur to the person listening
but actually follows a meaningful connection the INTP may have to explain.
INFJ is great because they will entertain the topics that INTP broaches and follow it
to it's natural conclusion without trying to change the subject.
Because of their shared "N", they have the potential for playing off each other nicely
in conversation with a good back-and-forth rapport that feels natural and easy.
#4.
INFJs Can Provide The Love and Understanding INTPs Secretly Desire
INTP's trouble with intimacy stems from their persistent fear of rejection.
They are painfully aware of their awkwardness in this arena and often shy away from opportunities
to give or receive affection if they feel pressure.
INFJ is able to put INTPs at ease with their calm soothing manner of speaking and sympathetic
ear.
They make INTP feel protected and understood.
INFJ's have Ti as their auxiliary function and this allows them to share a desire to
understand rather than judge or condemn aspects of INTP that may baffle or annoy them.
INFJ-INTP dating may initially face certain problems or challenges until INTP can lower
their guard and give INFJ the intimacy they desire.
Deep down INTP wants to express that part of themselves because beneath their reserved
demeanor lay intense emotions that they try to keep under rational control.
It is worth noting that in a Thoughtcatalog love language survey, INFJs and INTPs reported
the same love language preferences on average, with physical affection ranking as the 3rd
most popular love language of these two types.
#5.
INTPs Are Funny (Both Intentionally and Unintentionally)
INTP absent-mindedness and social gaffes can be a source of comedy in itself, but INTPs
also tend to have a smart and clever sense of humor that often involves punny quips and
well placed one-liners.
They can be intentionally funny and their sense of humor promises to be unusual and
irreverent.
INTPs observe a great deal of behavior in others that they regard as absurd.
They are good at mocking the things that vex them and poking holes in it, exposing the
ridiculousness with satirical and sarcastic hyperbole (a la Larry David).
All in all, that's the 5 Reasons Why an INFJ can fall for an INTP.
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INCREDIBLE LANDSCAPES KRABI THAILAND: TOUR TO SONGTEO IN KRABI- - Duration: 5:18.
hello to all you iratravel channel we continue to travel
by Southeast Asia
in the province of Krabi
We are waiting for the sonteo who will take us
in the town of Krabi and walk
can be a ride on mangrove groves
and tell you something about this place
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not forget to leave
pleasant viewing we sat on the colleto
and go to Krabi Town walks about
every 15 minutes
now the people will gather and we will go further we are lucky driver rampay blue
here it is completely documentation
so we pass the beach NAPART TARA
foodcourts a lot of restaurants
then the beach begins beach stretching somewhere
kilometer 2 from here you can go to the islands
here you can take tickets for boats from here send to the islands of Hong
Chicken
on the beach of Raleigh on the island of Tab all islands can be
beach recently landscaped and such a beautiful quay
but the bottom is a bit too muddy we did not really like swimming here
and so the principle is even very much nothing a lot of greenery
you can rest to have a good meal time
From Ao Nang beach about 20 minutes walk here on foot
or you can take a taxi or on Songteo
such rich castles
rubber planting
palm garden
such beautiful natural massifs
mountains of all bizarre shapes
now we will pass the temple of the reclining buddha
We visited it you can see the video
about this temple if you are interested
arrived in Krabi Town I'll show you the interesting moments that
we will see here
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【MUKBANG】 NEW & EASY!! Chilled Napolitan Udon Noodles! [10 Servings] 8400kcal[CC Available] - Duration: 5:19.
hello it's kinoshita yuka
today !
Jaan !
i made chilled napolitan udon noodles !
we all want a cold food in the summer, isn't that !
it's my first time to eat chilled napolitan
and i think, it's my first time to eat napolitan udon too
but udon or cold udon and napolitan are so tasty !!
that's why...
the result is tasty for sure !
so, let's see how we made it !
the ingredients...
udon...
wiener sausage...
mini tomato - cherry tomato -...
green pepper...
onion...
ketchup, soy sauce, consomme, olive oil...
with black pepper and butter
after boiling the udon, cool it down in the water, and dry it !
and after that , we cut the onion to a 5 mm slices
we cut the green pepper to a 5 mm slices as well...
and we cut the mini tomato in two
sausage also a 5 cm slices
let the butter melt !
and we add the sausages !
and we mix !
if the sausage start frying add to it the onion and the green pepper
and when the onion become transparent..
we add the mini tomato...
salt...
some black pepper...
and we mix !
after that, we put it in the bownl
i'm going to cool it down
ketchup....
and this time i'm going to use all the bottle, that's about 100 g
and add soy sauce
consomme
and olive oil
with udon...
and we mix well
and after putting the mix in the bowl
by topping it with this cheese...
Jaaan, we did it ! !
looks so tasty !
itadakimasu
we used plenty of ketchup, isn't that
and butter as well
looks so yummy !
mmmmm ! !
it's better than the ordinary Napolitan, with a nice and soft texture of the udon
and the aroma of the olive oil is so elegant
the taste of the olive oil is so good
mmmmmm ! ! !
Parmesan cheese with ketchup is so appetising
mmmmmm !
as i expected, it's so good to eat it cold
even in summer, that the appetite is less, i can't stop eating it
mmm, this is really tasty ! !
because i love the ketchup, i like the taste so much !
i'm glad the i didn't wear a white clothes today
because it start flying a bit already !
but because the clothes are black, it'll be okay when you wash it !
by the way, this is my first time to wear this clothes, the destiny of every clothes is to get dirty
and a napolitan with ketchup will make it harder to avoid
when it's cold you can mix the ingredients with the udon so easily, and it's so good to make it in this hot summer
adding plenty of parmesan cheese made it mellow !
and the sausage with the mini tomato are so tasty
and the mini tomato is so sweet ! !
the last bite, itadakimasu !
mmmmm ! ! !
gochisousamadeshita !
chilled napolitan udon noodles was so tasty
eating a cold napolitan, made it so easy to eat
and the taste of the udon was strong as well
the udon was so tasty even in the napolitan style
we added to it plenty of ingredients as well, like veggies, and sausages and this was so good !
and because it was so tasty and easy, why you don't try it as well ?
And as always thank you for watching !
if there's anything You want me to do
please tell me in a comment Section below
if you like this video please hit the like And subscribe buttons
bye bye
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Trying every flavour of Japanese Ramune...even the weird ones - Duration: 10:04.
Hello world!
When you think Japanese summer you think:
cicadas
yukata
humid heat
Tanabata
Obon
festivals
choco-bananas?
bug catching!
homework
shaved ice
BBQ
fireworks
Comiket?
And…I wonder what else? Let me know in the comments!
But one more thing is surely…ramune.
My enemy…ramune.
This year I haven't been to any festivals or anything
but I really wanna enjoy Japanese summer…
So today I will hold a festival.
A ramune festival.
Wasabi ramune
Curry ramune
This is so genius it's frightening
Pineapple ramune…
oh this is pretty normal.
Strawberry ramune
Let's go strawberry!
Grape ramune
Some grape-like humans are drinking ramune on the label
WOW
Banana ramune
This is amazing
What even
Salt ramune
Japan flavoured ramune!
I gotta know what flavour Japan is!
I really wanna try it!
And lastly, blueberry.
And some very happy blueberries.
To those of you thinking "You have too much freaking ramune!"
I agree.
I have 9!
So I wrote the numbers on paper and put them in this hat.
This cap is, I, I
I made this hat with love
but for some reason
there's fake blood on it.
WHAT. THE.
This will never come out.
So, let's get started.
[English] Yeah~
If you've never tried ramune before you can probably buy it in your country
but not curry AJI
AJI means flavour.
Japanese word of the day.
I'm scared of curry and wasabi flavours.
Why? Well curry flavour…
is just scary.
And wasabi flavour, well it's expired.
I will drink it. But it still scares me.
Let's go!
9
9, 9, 9, 9~
Ooo lucky!
It's strawberry flavoured ramune!
Ufu!
There are some strawberries
a strawberry that's enjoying summer
and this one...is...
a strawberry that just realised how many flavours of ramune there are
and the last strawberry friend is winking~~
I'm also a strawberry!
HUH! huh? huh? huh!?
First we
take this off
and then
we got this but what should we do with it
I learnt a LOT from the comments on my last ramune video
You can open ramune easily as long as you have a table
so I have prepared a table!
So, let's open my ramune!
I wanna drink it~
I'm gonna hit it a bit harder
[ SCREAMS ]
That gave me a surprise.
I will drink it carefully so the marble doesn't get in the way.
Mm
Very sweet
This is very very tasty!
I definitely recommend this
I would totally bring this overseas as omiyage
It's very sweet, tastes like strawberries...like strawberry candy!
4
Which one is 4~
Wait a second
Number 9 was banana ramune.
I drank number 6!!
Man...I am...just...so...sigh
Well, I'll drink banana now then.
And number 4 is...
OH NO
NO
number 4 is wasabi flavour...
NOOOOOoooo and
this expired on 23rd December 2017...
*sighs*
Banana, I'll drink banana first
*sings Power Up by Red Velvet* what's this?
♬ ba ba na na na na ba....
BA NA nA!
ramune! Let's go!
*gasp* I DID IT!
Woah woah woah woah woah
the smell is BANANA!
This is fun.
OK let's drink this bad boy!
STRANGE.
It kind of has a banana milk feel to it but
the banana taste is very strong.
It doesn't really seem like ramune.
Rather than tasty, it has a strange tastiness.
I wonder what's in it?
Oh wow, vitamin C?
*laughs*
*sighs*
Well it expired in 2017...so...
And the flavour....ooouueuueueuue
Sabi-sabi-wasabiiiii
Let's go wasabi
Oh..I did it. HUH?
WHAT? Hold up.
It's like...a ramune with absolutely no carbonation...
Wow
That fact that it's not fizzy AT ALL is mildly terrifying.
Huh? HUH?
The marble is? This isn't normal is it??
I'll drink now...
[ SAD MUSIC ]
This doesn't taste like wasabi at all.
[ SAD MUSIC ]
OOOOHWHWHHW
It's totally off. Like, totally.
Well it can't be helped. Let's do the next one.
It's 2.
*gasp* It's this!
Japan flavoured ramune!
The Japan flavoured ramune I wanted to drink!
Let's drink!
WAH
This is different isn't it? Isn't it?
It only took 9 years of living in Japan for me to become a ramune pro!
Japan flavour!
NGGGG
OW
Ahhhh-ha!
I did it
Is Japan delicious?
It's time to see for myself.
Mm. It's normal ramune.
Next one...
3
Salt ramune
On the label there are these cute people with waves for hair...
and they're drinking ramune
Let's do this
I really became a pro at this
EEEEYYYY
EUGH
Noooooooooooooooooo
What is this...
I really really super super can't do this
*sounds of falling* OH! oh!!!
Oh my god
Oh my god
What a disaster.
I really can't open this.
What happened, Setouchi-san?
Huh?
I thought I was for sure a pro but
I just can't open this one so
this time instead of salt ramune I will drink curry ramune.
Yes...If I can open it, I will drink it.
It says on here, "Even Indians will be surprised."
Are there any Indian viewers out there?
What do you think about this?
Do you find it strange?
Or normal?
Time to open the curry ramune.
Wooo that was easy!
Wooooah what ooooh
WIEADJ
Cheers! You guys try it too, OK?
Mm...
M...mmm
Tastes like curry powder
"Tingling spice"
I forgot to close the door >_<
This is incredibly strange BUT
It's actually fairly good.
It's probably the "strangest" out of all the ramune I bought BUT
the taste is really interesting.
A godlike collab between curry spice and carbonated water!
You guys, try it too!
The tastiest ramune was definitely the strawberry!
But if you perhaps want to try a more out-there flavour
definitely give the curry flavour a try!
The drink of the summer, curry ramune!
If you enjoyed the video a like helps me out!
And follow me over on Instagram and Twitter I love talking to you guys :)
If you'd like to see more from me please subscribe!
I hope to see you in my next video!
Bye bye!
Mmm!
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Liverpool fans reacted the same way to Roy Hodgson's interview after Palace defeat - Duration: 3:41.
Liverpool maintained their perfect start to the Premier League season with victory over Crystal Palace on Monday night
The three points didn't come as easily as they did against West Ham the week before, but there performance was enough for a 2-0 victory
James Milner fired the Reds into the lead just before half-time, scoring from the penalty spot after ex-Liverpool man Mamadou Sakho took down Mohamed Salah in the area
Then, deep into stoppage time, Sadio Mane extended his fantastic form this season when he ran from his own half to secure the points
When asked about the title race after the match, Klopp noted: "It's very early.I couldn't care less really
We are not in a race with other Premier League teams each weekend."It is too strong to say anything after two match days
You can discuss whatever you want - just do it without us." So it was clear that - despite the result - Klopp wasn't completely happy after the game but his post-match interview looks incredibly tame compared to Roy Hodgson's
The Crystal Palace manager took charge of Liverpool for a brief spell during 2010-11 and wasn't happy with the nature of defeat to his old side
Hodgson voiced his frustrations at a series of decisions during the game and frankly, Liverpool fans were having absolutely none of it on Twitter
"We probably did enough to get a result," Hodgson said to BBC Sport."I don't think it was a penalty
I'm angered that a good result was taken from us." "I don't think we gave away a penalty and I don't think Liverpool deserved to be leading 1-0 at half-time thanks to that penalty
"I have been in football a long time, and if that is a penalty then the game has changed beyond all recognition
"He is trying to defend and there is no way he is looking to foul the player, there is no way he is looking to get contact on the player at all
" Take a look at how Liverpool supporters reacted on Twitter: There is a genuine debate over the penalty and it has certainly caused division amongst neutrals with BBC pundit Chris Sutton somewhat sitting on the fence
He remarked during his in-game analysis: "There was enough contact.I can understand Palace fans are frustrated but it's bad defending
" In the end, though, it was given as a penalty and it spurred on Liverpool to victory in south London, maintaining their immaculate start
Any team trying to compete for the Premier League title will need a bit of luck along the way but the feeling amongst Kopites is that justice, not fortune, benefitted them last night
Next up for Liverpool is a home match with Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday as they look to avoid the same fate as Manchester United
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How to deal with problems and stop worrying - Duration: 3:49.
I was recently having lunch with a friend
who was super happy because he was going on vacations.
He was convinced he will now be able to forget all about his problems
That comment reminded me of my favourite movie by Steven Spielberg,
"Bridge of spies"
In the film, Tom Hanks plays a lawyer who defends a Soviet spy.
In one of the scenes he asks his client:
"aren´t you worried?"
To which the man responds:
"would that help?"
The scene condenses the common advise that
problems are not to worry, but to deal with.
Which is an excellent advice, if it wasn´t because it is easier said than done.
After attending a program on negotiation at the MIT,
they taught us one strategy and a couple of tools to handle problems.
Which I am sharing with you today.
The strategy consists in
always defining what is the problem and what is noise.
It is a simple question,
which nevertheless helps to size things more accurately.
I recently saw an interview with Tim Cook,
after Apple became the first company in the world valued at 3 billion dollars.
They asked him what was the key to his success,
to what he said one word:
"focus".
Focus to execute what needs to be done,
and focus to solve the problems that need to be solved.
Being a gay and
the replacement of one of the most iconic men in history, as is Steve Jobs,
I bet Tim Cook has had no few problems and surely not small noise around.
For what the importance to have the capacity to identify problems from noise.
Now, the tools learnt at the MIT are the following:
Firstly, when something worries you, write it down.
Take on a pencil and paper and write down everything that worries you.
Don't aim for quality aim for quantity.
Write down everything that concerns you
Once you have written it down,
then identify what the problem is.
This practice should be helpful to differentiate between problem and noise
Secondly, once you have identified the problem
define one or two actions you can carry out.
Execution always helps you feeling you are in control of the problem
and not the way around, where problems control you.
So, next time, remember to stop and identify the problem and the noise.
Noise that can be generated by the thinking of "what others would say".
noise around the likelihood of negative events happening "what if this or that happens?"
or noise that is created by your own self-talk
when you don't believe you can do it or overcome it.
Before leaving let me share one of my favourites quotes
from Mark Twain:
"I am an older man who has had a lot of worries in my life,
most of which never happened."
And you... what have you learned today?
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Vocaloid Joke Festival! Sub English - Duration: 4:28.
Joke Festival!
Music By OwataP
Lyrics from: ''The Complete Jokes'' Illustrated by Sao Mutsuki
Haku Yowane Neru Akita
Miku Hatsune, Len Kagamine Rin Kagamine, Luka Megurine
One day we went to a restaurant.
After we took our seats, a waitress has come.
Hello. May i take your order?
Um.. I'd like to have a steak!
Me too!
Then, I'll have a steak too.
Well... I'd like pasta.
Eh? That's a bother. Why don't we eat the same thing?
Huh?
Yeah, it's easier to split the cost.
Umm.. Maybe you're right. I got it.
Are you ready to order?
We'll all have pasta!
Joke! Joke! Aha hahahaha
Joke! Joke! Aha hahahaha
Joke! Joke! Aha hahahaha
They're discussing about my panties again Lol
Hah! An octopus? Lol
One day, my grandpa bought a book titled:
''How Not to Forget Things''
The next day he bought it again~
Fron now on, let us introduce the magnificent puns offered by
Shin-Nippongo Laboratory ''Dajare Station''
''Those would kill time of people who are watching the vid while the bridge part is played.
''I won't have any regrets of doing this''. This is what the autor says...
OwataP ''They'll be the losers if they laugh at these puns'' Mutsuki ''Anyway, I've drawn pictures for them''
OwataP ''How fast! I didn't even ask you yet lol'' Mutsuki ''If we can make someone laugh, we are the winners'' OwataP ''I can't wait to see their comments''
''It's so dull...''
''Make a comment on the surface of the lake''
''How about swimming superbly?''
A squat toilet with a Washlet spraying the water all the time
''A violent toilet''
''Impossible!''
''Eat a desk''
''I'll take advantage if i massage them''
''They were just like rice cakes''
''A blow made me dead''
Under discussion to choose the funniest pun.
Well, let's go back to Haku's jokes without comments...
Would you like black cofee?
Do you have any other colours?
Oh... Why are you looking at a world map?
Ah, yeah, well.. I want to discover an unknown island.
Maybe i can find one on a map.
Doctor... This is my first time to have a surgery.
So i'm really scared... How can i make myself feel better?
Nothing to worry. Everyone has his first time.
Actually, this is my first time doing a surgery.
We're good friends, aren't we?
Well... I don't think so.
So, i wanna go into a huddle with.. Huh? What did you say?
What's your good point?
I was fired 13 times.
...Is that a good point..?
I've NEVER taken a voluntary retirement!
Joke! Joke! Aha hahahaha
Joke! Joke! Aha hahahaha
Joke! Joke! Aha hahahaha
Joke! Joke! Aha hahahaha
Let's laugh together!
Let's laugh merrily!
Let's laugh together!
Let's laugh cheerfully!
It's a joke festival today!
Let's enjoy this joke paradise!
Sing and dance in this carnival!
Video produced by OwataP
Supported by Zen
The End Music modulated by SignalP
Thanks for watching! UwU
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