Hi, it's Dr Sam Robbins.
Today I want to discuss Chia seeds.
It's one of those "health foods" that is misunderstood.
Chia seeds are tiny black seeds from the plant Salvia hispanica, which is related to the
mint.
Chia seeds were an important food for the Aztecs and Mayans for thousands of years.
They utilized them for their ability to provide sustainable energy.
In fact, "chia" is the ancient Mayan word for "strength."
In recent modern days, the Chia Seeds are considered by many to be a "super food".
Some people even call them one of the healthiest foods on the planet.
And if you take a look at the benefits, you can see why:
Benefits & Pros of Chia Seeds They're very high in fiber, which is good
for a healthy colon and it can keep you full for longer periods of time.
This also helps with weight loss.
They high in calcium, magnesium and boron, which is important for strong bones.
When mixed with water, they form a gel that aids in digestion.
They're high in important omega 3 fats… which I'll discuss in further details in
a minute, because it can actually be a negative aspect of this benefit, specific for chia
seeds.
It's well balanced in the macro nutrients because it contains a good ratio of fats,
carbs and proteins.
It's also good if you're worried about blood sugar.
It has a low glycemic index and load and it also contains no sugar.
… so all in all, you can see why it really is very healthy.
Cons & Warnings of Chia Seeds So, let's discuss some of the potential
"cons" and I'll end with a important warning.
Some people are allergic to chia seeds.
Sometimes it's subtle and other times it very evident.
And I'll tell you why this happens in a minute.
But pay attention to symptoms and signs such as rashes, hives, and watery eyes.
There are also those common ones which are usually related to foods in general, such
as trouble in breathing, vomiting, diarrhea, and swelling of the tongue.
Another problem is stomach and gastrointestinal problems, such as gas, bloating and constipation.
Something else that most people don't know is that Chia seeds can thin the blood and
can also lower blood pressure.
Which can actually be a benefit if you suffer from poor circulation and hypertension.
But if you don't, it could cause you to pass out or become fatigued.
And the biggest problem I've realized is that despite the fact they are high in omega
3 fats, which are typically anti-inflammatory...
Chia seeds actually INCREASE inflammatory markers and this because of 2 reasons.
Poor Conversions Omega 3 fats are best consumed from fish sources
- food or oil.
But vegetarian sources such as seeds, like Flax or Chia, typically only contain alpha-linolenic
acid (ALA).
ALA is not as active in the body and must be converted to two other forms of omega-3
fatty acids — eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) — to have
the same health benefits as fish omega 3's.
Unfortunately, your body's ability to convert ALA is limited.
Only about 5% of ALA is converted to EPA, while less than 0.5% is converted to DHA.
And the older we get, the worse the conversions.
Thus, just because it's "high" in omega 3 fats, does NOT mean your body converts and
utilizes it.
However, if you don't want to have any fish products, then these vegetarian sources is
all you've got - but you'll need a higher dosage to get the same benefits of fish oils.
Higher In Lectins The second reason for the inflammation is
because they are higher in lectins.
And lectins cause inflammation, irritable bowel syndrome, decrease the immune system,
exacerbate autoimmune conditions and lots of other negative things.
However, Chia seeds are not super high in lectins, it's more of a "medium high"
food.
So, if you want to eat them, don't go overboard, less is best.
And it's best to soak them in water first for an hour or two.
As with everything, test small and see how you feel and look.
Then, increase the amount or dosage and continue to monitor how you look and feel.
If everything good and you feel great, then keep doing it.
If not, then this or some other particular food, doesn't work for your body type, genetics
and hormones.
At least you know.
The hardest part is to pay attention to the minor changes in your body -- good or bad.
When you eat food, you should feel good, energized and it should continue that way for many hours.
So, there you have it.
Enjoy your chia seeds Watch out for potential allergies and inflammation
due to lectins.
Pay attention to how you look and feel.
Test small and increase, as long as you feel good.
Well, that's it for today.
I hope this video gave your more clarity.
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Dementia: Te Ao Māori - Duration: 28:50.
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(AMBIENT MUSIC)
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All right, Mum? Yeah. All right.
Mareae is one of thousands of Maori living with dementia.
With an ageing population, dementia is going to be a major health issue for all New Zealanders.
Excuse me. Yeah?
How about helping me...
with the peeling of these? Because it'll take a while. OK, then.
This is how we work...
as a family. We work together.
Why not use the chopping board, Mum, so you don't cut yourself?
Just put the potato down.
Is that better?
Mareae Cusack is 83. Her dementia came on as the consequence of a stroke.
So we, um— When we went to the doctor's yesterday,
um, so Mum doesn't actually know our names, but we're her daughters and sons.
And, um, she talked about, 'My brain's just not working.'
You know? 'Why can't—?' You know, 'Why don't I know this?'
And she goes, 'My brain's just funny,' you know?
And so, you know, that sorta brings a tear to your eye, really.
Dr Margaret Dudley is the head of a research project at Auckland University,
developing tools to better diagnose dementia in Maori.
The tools include helping Maori patients and whanau better understand and manage dementia.
What we are developing is a tool that is informed by matauranga Maori.
It's built on the korero, on the whakaaro of our kuia and kaumatua throughout the motu.
So we're not making this up. We're not saying, 'This is what is good for you.'
They have already told us.
What we're doing is just putting it into a package so that the Pakeha clinicians out there
can utilise it when working with Maori clients.
Like, Mum's sorta gone to become a toddler again.
You know? And it's... And there's nothing wrong with that.
And I suppose— Cos I'm an expert, eh, Mum (?)
Yeah. Do you think I'm an expert? (LAUGHS)
Do you think I've got good patience? Get the water into that soon.
So there are a number of symptoms that can appear for people with early onset dementia.
So, at first, maybe confusion.
Where's the pot to...? You've got it there, beside you.
Oh, sorry. That's all right.
Having memory difficulties; not being aware of where you are; getting lost —
those are the symptoms that may indicate early dementia.
They are aware that their faculties are, uh, progressively getting worse,
so there can be depression, anxiety associated with early dementia.
As the disease progresses, usually insight is lost, so you will see change in personality,
people can become aggressive, people can become more forgetful. New memories are lost.
With Mum's stroke, it didn't affect her physically,
but it affected her recent memory and her eyesight —
so Mum's very tunnel vision.
I live with my children and grandchildren,
and, um...
I think I've got a good team in my family.
I treat them the same.
That's my children. I love them all.
Her doing the dishes is her supporting the family.
Prior to her dementia kicking in to that next level,
she used to do the washing. And that was part of her being part of the whanau.
Mum would say to us, 'Oh, have you got any spare pillows? I've only got one pillow, but I need two more,
'cos I've got friends coming over tonight to stay in my bed.'
And I'm like, 'OK, well, who are they, Mum?'
Those became more and more frequent.
It's a huge burden on the whanau, particularly in the early days of diagnosis,
and when the person is in the moderate stages of dementia,
it can be hugely taxing on the whanau.
So what we hope to do is to provide some information on how to cope and how to manage this burden.
My day starts at 8. And so I've left the house at quarter to 8, and Mum's caregiver comes in at 9.
So Mum's pretty much home alone for an hour.
Hi, Mareae!
Hi. How are you? All right? Good, thank you.
Hi, Tui. Hi, Karen. How was your afternoon? Yeah, not too bad.
Yum sausages for tea. Yep.
All right, Mareae? Yep.
Having a caregiver allows Tui to work and keep Mum at home.
I'm actually a homecare support worker.
I have other clients as well, but I'd say Mareae is one of my favourites.
I'm not allowed to have favourites, but, yeah, she is. (LAUGHS)
You're going to your course tomorrow, aren't you?
The Seadrome — the dementia meetings that you go to every Thursday.
Really? Tomorrow? Yeah, tomorrow.
Cos I pick you up at 1 o'clock.
Oh, we talk. We have a laugh. (CHUCKLES) And we share... share our...
share everything, you know? I think we're pretty close. (CHUCKLES)
We really get on well now. So we understand each other.
So it's really neat. Good learning curve for me, though. I've learnt a lot.
(UPBEAT A CAPELLA MUSIC)
Margaret is also collaborating with a team of Maori experts.
They're working on developing a comprehensive theory of Maori and dementia.
The brain's a bit shrunken around the edges there. Oh yes.
They've had a small stroke here. A small stroke there?
So that's the black part of the brain here. Right. OK.
This is one of the standard things that we order for people to see whether we can identify
what the underlying cause is.
Dementia can be a result of any disease or condition that causes a permanent decline
in a person's ability to reason and remember.
It occurs when healthy brain cells stop working.
Dementia is not a condition that automatically comes with age.
On this particular scan, you can see that there is some atrophy at the front of the brain.
Yes. 'Atrophy' meaning the front part's shrunken down.
So this is a person with dementia? Yeah.
In a younger person, you wouldn't expect to see this black.
Black is just water around the brain. So the grey part is the brain itself.
The grey part's shrunken down away from the skull, which is white around the edges.
So this is a scan of a patient who is how old? Yeah, they're 82.
These fine things you'd describe as mild to moderate atrophy in the front part of the brain.
(SOLEMN MUSIC)
TUI: So, we're playing Kitty or poker?
'The way the doctors explained it is she's had her stroke, and because her brain has been damaged,
'that's why dementia kicks in quite quickly.'
GIRL: I don't know how to play. It's like poker. It doesn't matter. Just pick it up.
Do you know the game? No. (LAUGHS)
So you pick a card up...
They call it like stairs, you know? You only go down; you never come back up.
So Mum had had her stroke, and me and my sister were there when the doctors came in said,
'This is what's happened to your mother.'
(LAUGHTER) Are you cheating?
No!
You know, they used all the doctor talk, or doctor language,
and they left, and then I said to Naomi, 'Did you actually understand any of that?'
And she goes, 'Um,... no.' (LAUGHS)
And so we actually thought, 'Actually, that's quite rude.'
Cos they gave us all this jargon, and then they wanted us to syphon through it
and then come up with questions.
And we both were like, 'Um... Yeah, we need to think about that one. Can we come back to you?'
(MYSTICAL MUSIC)
To help people like Tui understand what dementia means,
Margaret is going to AUT to develop a phone app
to provide clear and accessible information.
The purpose of the phone app that I want us, as a team, to develop is so that we can inform whanau,
inform Maori about what they can do in terms of this fight against dementia.
So it's aimed at not only whanau who are suffering with this disease or living with this disease,
but also, uh, whanau who don't have the disease.
Because if we give them enough information and they put into action that information
and that kind of knowledge, then they can actually—
we can actually work towards preventing the onset of dementia,
putting that power in their hands to make a difference to their future, in terms of warding off dementia.
As a Maori, like, it's very hush-hush how we deal with things,
and it's good to be able to talk about things like dementia
and mental health and stuff like that with whanau.
We know our whanau access Facebook and social media, and so that's why we thought a phone app
for disseminating this kind of information would be ideal for our whanau.
Have one of you got any examples of what this app might look like?
With the app that we did, um, for this marae, we did— so, like— there's different—
So here's our home page. And then you can go into Maori protocols; you get Maori waiata.
We have little buttons that you can push that do audio for the waiata,
and then you also have the words in both Maori and English.
And then even some of them have a little video. That's wonderful.
This is knowledge and information at your fingertips.
It's pretty much how I envisaged it — colourful, engaging.
You can update it any time too — additional videos or information. Yeah, wonderful.
The course of dementia, in fact, starts many years before it is diagnosed,
so we want to provide this information so that whanau can be proactive
and can actually take control of their life path in terms of this condition.
(JOVIAL WHISTLING MUSIC)
Mareae goes to a day programme once a week.
It's held at Seadrome, a residential hospital for people living with dementia.
Most of the residents live onsite.
Mareae is one of the few who still lives at home with her whanau.
WOMAN: Haere mai. Haere mai.
MAN SINGS: # Haere mai. # (LAUGHTER)
Kia ora. Kia ora. Ko tenei toku mama.
Aue! Yeah. (LAUGHS)
Seadrome had developed a Maori kaupapa programme which uses tikanga, te reo and te ao Maori
to exercise the brain.
There's a turu over there.
Hei mua koe i a matou, e ihowa i a matou mahi katoa.
Kua pakakahia matou whai kororia ai koe i a matou mahi katoa.
He mea timata, mahi, whakaotiria to ingoa.
Taku ingoa ko Maria Morunga.
Whanau na... na Hokianga.
This is the— This is what I got to say. Kapai.
Kapai. Kia ora.
(ALL SING 'WHAKAARIA MAI')
# Whakaaria mai.
# Tou ripeka
# ki au. #
TUI: There is Maori clients there, and that's someone that Mum can relate to for being Maori,
cos Mum has also done other day programmes, but, yeah, she didn't really like them.
But there weren't Maoris there.
Um, i te taha o toku mama, no Rahiri me Pipiwai ahau.
I te taha o toku papa, no Ngati Kahungunu me, uh, Maniapoto.
Seadrome couldn't provide this programme without te reo speakers like Tiakina
to reconnect kuia and kaumatua to their culture.
MAN: Ah, tihei maura ora.
So what happened is that when the people of the Nga Toki Matawhaorua waka and the Mamari waka
came through the harbour, what they did was settle on separate sides.
The lesson that they had today, we've been going through on the map where they all came from,
and they all marked it all themselves last week.
And then we kinda started from the top, and we're gonna make our way down
so then they all, kinda, know a little bit of history about where they come from.
So this place here, Oha, that's the Hokianga. Mm.
And the people of the Mamari waka actually travelled around, and they settled around this area.
I think, at the end of the day, I just like being with my people.
I love it. Yeah. And they teach me a lot about the history that they know as well.
Mareae grew up speaking te reo. Tui didn't.
One benefit of the programme is Tui connecting with her mum's past.
(ALL SING 'HE PURU TAITAMA')
# He puru taitama. He puru tukituki.
# He puru taitama e. Haere!
# Ka haere taua e.
# Ki runga Otaki hoki. #
Socialisation has been shown, uh, to be a protective factor in the fight against dementia.
The reason being — people who are being social are stimulating their brain,
activating neurons in the brain, and so, uh, the more you activate the brain and use the brain,
uh, the better it's going to function. So, in some ways, the brain is like a muscle in that
the more you use it, the better it's going to function.
Haputa. (ALL EXHALE)
Hakina. (ALL INHALE)
TUI: They also say people that have dementia do go back to their native tongue.
She was korero Maori, and we were never brought up speaking Maori.
But, actually, she, um— she sorta went back to her childhood.
And cos that's what they had said —
that, um,... because of Mum's stroke and where it happened within the brain,
her— her, um...
Her childhood memory was very, um— she could remember her childhood,
but she couldn't remember, um, today.
I learned that it's better for them to have someone who knows their culture and where they come from,
cos they kinda go back to what they learned first, mostly Maori.
My auntie, she had dementia. She passed away a few years ago, but, yeah,
I didn't really quite understand it until I came here.
Yeah, so, back then, when she had dementia, I was just kinda like,
'Oh, Auntie, you're acting a bit different.'
But, yeah, now I understand it more, and I wish I had this knowledge when she was still alive
so I could have helped her go through it. Yeah.
A number of people reported that they didn't want their— their loved one to go into a nursing home.
And, actually, I know this from my own experience. My mum was unwell. She didn't have dementia,
but she was bedridden for the last two years, and putting her in a home, the shame of that
would have been worse than the actual disease that killed her in the end,
so we kept her at home, because there is that—
There is that Maori way of keeping our ill...
our elderly at home, irrespective of how well or unwell they are,
and taking care of them till the bitter end, sort of thing.
# Tuhituhi taku reta
# Ka ringaringa atu ahau.
# Ka mate ae ra
# te aroha e.
# E hine e
# Hoki mai ra
# Ka mate ahau
# i te aroha e. #
Amene. ALL: Amene.
We have excluded any Maori world view from our discipline.
And I think that probably is the situation of the case across the board,
irrespective of what area of health we're looking at.
Maori come into a Pakeha world to get medical help.
But the Pakeha clinicians or the Pakeha world or the Pakeha services
very rarely go into the Maori world to actually see what is needed.
Tena koe, Whaea. Ah, tena koe.
Haere mai. (CLEARS THROAT)
E noho — over here.
(SIGHS)
Ah. Pehea ana koe? Oh, ka nui te.
Ka nui te ora. Ah, pai. Me koe?
Ae, pai ana. Ae.
There's little things that clinicians can do like saying kia ora,
like pronouncing our names properly.
Minor things like that can make a huge difference and really engage the person —
the patient and the whanau.
So, Whaea, today we are going to— I'm going to be asking you to do some tasks.
So we're going to start with one task here, and what I want you to do is...
using these blocks, I want you to form that picture, that design on top with these two blocks.
All right? OK.
Today, Margaret is putting Whaea Mereana through standard exercises used for diagnosis of dementia.
These tests will be redesigned with a Te Ao Maori view.
Is that the same as that one there? Ae. Ka— Kapai.
All right. Here we go for the next one. Are you ready? Mm.
Go.
The assessment that we used on our whaea this morning is a tool that is commonly used
with our people in this country, whether it be in the health sector, the justice sector
or the education sector.
So the implications of the outcomes of these measures are widespread and significant for Maori.
Well done. Kapai.
The problem with those tools is that they have been developed overseas,
usually in the United States of America or the United Kingdom,
and they have been imported into New Zealand and imposed on Maori.
And on this task, I'm going to say a word to you. These are all Pakeha words, eh.
What I want you to do— What your job is is to tell me what that word means.
Glove. Ah...
For your hands — keep your hands warm.
For your hands or...? Or for washing...
keep— for sanitary reasons.
OK. Breakfast. What does breakfast mean?
Early morning kai. Ae. Kapai. A square...
What we want to do is create or develop a tool that, from the ground up, is based on te reo Maori,
it is based on matauranga. What the two will do that we are developing is it will portray
a more accurate and more valid profile of how that person is functioning,
how their mind is functioning, how their memory and their thinking abilities are functioning.
So, Whaea, how did you find that? Um, I thought I was quick...
with my eyes and my thinking. Mm-hm.
But if I was to grade myself personally between one and five, I would only say I'm two.
Really? Mm.
You might be underestimating your skills.
Let me have a look at the whole performance. I'll come back to you.
We can meet again and go through the report, and I'll explain the results to you.
When we provide you with strategies or techniques to manage and cope in your daily life,
we will highlight those strengths so that you can utilise those strengths to make, um—
to make your life that much easier.
So, kia ora, Whaea, for coming in and doing this mahi this morning.
E tenei ra.
It was a good exercise for me to use that part of my thought process.
And, um,...
And I found that I'm not as smart as I thought I was. (LAUGHS)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
We're here at Manukau Marae in Te Tai Tokerau.
This is my marae. This is the marae of my tepuna.
The marae of my heart, of my home.
# Haere mai ra.
# Haere mai. #
Margaret has been following a group of kuia and kaumatua from her home marae for more than a year.
Today her and fellow experts are sharing some of their early findings with the group
and giving them tips on staying well.
We've come here to talk with the whanau about the rangahau that we are conducting —
Maori and mate wareware, or Maori and Dementia.
Na reira, ka mihi atu ki a koutou.
Nau mai, haere mai. Haere mai ki roto i tatou tupuna whare Te Whakamaharatanga.
I'm very passionate about it, cos I think it's going to make a difference for always, forever.
Our kuia, our kaumatua have always gone out of their way, put their efforts into helping our tamariki,
our rangatahi, our mokopuna, and now it's our turn, for us to do something back for them.
They make sure that we are doing a rigorous scientific research project
as well— and combining it with matauranga Maori.
We can marry the two worlds. There is a pathway forward where matauranga or te reo Maori
and western science can take our people forward.
The western tools that we were using for cognition assessment
and for thinking about the ways to evaluate the mind
were not appropriate and were not correct.
Some of them were saying, 'Well, I'm just sitting here, waiting for my dementia,'
because they didn't realise that not everybody gets dementia.
They thought that was a normal part of growing old. That's just a lack of information.
They want to know what they can do to help themselves. They want to be independent
and function in the community and keep functioning as a member of the whanau for as long as possible.
So, one of the things that Makareta and I have discovered is some movement and some brain stimulation
can be very good. It's a multi-sensory exercise method.
Back. OK, so it's pointing this way. It's the left-hand side of your body.
OK. So let's do the tune, which—
The effects of dementia can be reduced by controlling weight,
socialisation, eating well and exercise.
Tune. Good.
Clap. Space. Clap. (ALL CLAP)
Clap. Clap.
Clap. Clap. Clap!
Clap. Clap. Tune. Tune. Tune.
If I was to give advice to our kuia, kaumatua, to our whanau,
it would be to be involved, be engaged and be active in te ao Maori.
Be present at activities on the marae.
This actually sits really well with what Maori have been saying for many years —
is that a positive Maori identity equates with good health and well-being.
(ALL SING 'HAERE MAI')
# Not a cloud in the sky... # (LAUGHTER)
(HORN BEEPS)
See ya, Norma! Norma's still singing.
(LAUGHTER)
TUI: All right, Mum. Are you ready? Should we go have some breakfast? Yeah, OK.
Despite the added responsibility, Mareae's whanau are determined to keep their mother at home
for as long as possible.
There are really good support agencies out there for families.
You know, like, it's OK to ask for help. You've gotta have that attitude, cos it is hard.
I've had many cryful moments with my mother, but, actually, you know,
you've gotta look for that wellness for your mother.
Her care could become more full time, and, you know, financially, that's another pressure,
and who's gonna look after Mum?
You don't want to put Mum in a home because she, I suppose, belongs to us. (LAUGHS)
And, um, she's very part of the family.
I— I love this place, and, um,...
Well, there's something about it, you know? It's home.
I would say she'd go downhill because we're not there.
You know, Mum's 83. She's lived here 50 years.
My parents have invested on us and on their life.
This is where my mum belongs.
She belongs here with us, you know?
She teaches me to be strong as a woman.
She teaches me to love.
(SOBS) She teaches me to respect people.
And she teaches me to fight.
That's what my mum teaches me.
# You're really here at last. #
# Ha-ere mai.
# Not a cloud in the sky.
# To coin a phrase... #
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Although history is full of stories of star crossed lovers and romantic obsessions, few
are as strange as that of Carl Tanzler and his infatuation with young woman named Maria
Elena de Hoyos.
It was a love affair that persisted not only in life, but also beyond the grave, and that
proved that beauty really is in the eye of the beholder.
Dr. Carl Tanzler was born in Dresden, Germany in 1877.
Although he grew up in Germany, he spent much of his adult life living in India and Australia.
When World War 1 broke out, he was held prisoner by the British military until the war was
over.
When he was released, he was barred from re-entering his home country so he headed to Holland and
spent three years living with his mother until 1926 when he sailed from Rotterdam to Cuba
and eventually made his way to the United States, settling in Zephyrhills, Florida where
he was later joined by his wife and two daughters.
The next year, Tanzler left his family and relocated to Key West, where he got a job
as a radiological technician at a US Marine Hospital.
On April 22nd 1930, a 20 year old Cuban-American woman named Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos was
admitted to the hospital where Tanzler worked.
Described as strikingly beautiful, she had always had her fair share of admirers and
had even been married when she was 16 but was abandoned by her husband after a miscarriage.
Tanzler was immediately enamored by her.
But to Tanzler it was more than just a simple crush.
You see, when he was a child he claimed to have been visited by visions of a dead ancestor
who revealed to him the face of his true love, a face that he recognized as that of Maria
Elena.
As she grew more ill and was eventually diagnosed with tuberculosis, Tanzler made it his mission
to save her.
He convinced his superiors to allow him to conduct his own experimental treatments on
her.
He used all kinds of elixirs and tonics, and even an X-ray machine that he had installed
in her home.
He also showered her with gifts of jewelry and clothing.
She tolerated his infatuation, but by all accounts it was a one-sided love.
Despite the doctor's best efforts, Hoyos died on October 25, 1932 in her parents' home in
Key West.
Tanzler paid for all of her funeral expenses and hired a mortician to embalm her.
He even went as far as to build an expensive stone mausoleum for her.
Unbeknownst to Elena's family, Tanzler retained the only key to the mausuleum and for two
years, he visited the tomb as often as he could.
Rumors about his obsessive visits to her grave grew so rampant that he was fired from his
job.
After two years of frequent visits, Tanzler decided to take his obsession to the next
level.
In April of 1933, he snuck into the cemetery at night and stole her body, transporting
it out using a toy wagon.
He brought the body home and began work on preserving it, even though it was already
very badly decomposed.
He fitted the face with glass eyes, used wire to hold her bones together, mixed plaster
and waxed fabric to replace her rotted skin, filled her body with rags to maintain the
shape and made a wig out of her own salvaged hair.
To top it all off, he applied formaldehyde and perfume.
As the corpse continued to decompose, Tanzler would constantly replace the decaying skin
with silk cloth soaked in wax and plaster of paris.
He lived with the corpse for almost 7 years.
During that time, neighbors reported looking through his window and seeing him dancing
with what they thought was a giant doll.
They also found it strange that he would frequently buy women's clothing even though he lived
alone.
To top it all off, he was building a spaceship to fly himself and Elena into the stratosphere,
believing that she would be rejuvenated by the radiation.
In October of 1940, he was finally confronted by Elena's sister.
The body was discovered and Tanzler was arrested.
After a psychiatric evaluation, he was deemed mentally competent enough to stand trial.
The trial was a media sensation and drew huge crowds.
During this time, Elena's corpse was examined by doctors and according to some reports,
they discovered a paper tube that had been inserted in the vaginal area of the body that
was used for sex.
However, these claims have been disputed and it's still unclear whether any necrophilia
actually happened but I don't think it's too farfetched to think that it did.
The charges against Tanzler were eventually dropped because the statute of limitations
had expired on his crimes.
After the trial, Elena's body was put on display at a funeral home and over 6,000 people paid
to see her.
When the commotion died down, Elena's body was buried in the Key West Cemetary in an
unmarked grave.
As for Carl Tanzler, he moved back near his wife in Pasco County, Florida but was never
able to shake his obsession.
Using a death mask of Elena, he constructed a life-sized effigy of her that he maintained
in his house until his death in 1952.
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Captain Marvel Power Source Quantum Realm REVEALED!? Captain Marvel DEFEATS Thanos In Avengers 4! - Duration: 11:50.
but I can't tell if it's real
you
what is good YouTube warstu here with a video on the Captain Marvel movie so
this week we had the very first ever trailer for Captain Marvel which once
coming after the interest in insane weekly images that we've had that did
teachers a lot of things so did you love the first trailer let me know down below
so we finally know what the scientists meant during ant-man and the wall stick
with the interview when he basically was explaining how the quantum realm works
when he said the Captain Marvel movie will also be centric around the quantum
realm so let's get into this video so in this video we're gonna go about how and
why Captain Marvel powers do derive from the quantum realm because seriously guys
if he wants to trailers should already know this and also how this plays into
the plot of Avengers 4 so the scientists of quantum physics hinted that the
Crumpton realm would indeed be important for Captain Marvel this is an exciting
for the future he explained there are different ways that some of these ideas
appear on the screen in a few years not just for ant-man but also for
Captain Marvel and the rest of the MCU so during the Captain Marvel trailer it
shows a brief tease of the character's origin
it looks through Air Force pilot Carol Danvers gains of Paris after being
exposed to a unknown energy when a device exposed in a proximity mirror
anyone watch this trailer would notice she got hit by quantum force some kind
of quantum realm of based power this isn't exactly how she got hit in the
comics but it is similar in ways Carol was hit and then transformed when she
stood near the Kree psychic Megatron when it went critical
but that's interesting because it does look pretty similar so in the trailer it
looks like the energy flared into her which is very similar to quantum realm
explosion that we saw in ant-man in the wasp in another scene in the trailer it
appears to show the aftermath of the explosion with Carol down
and generating some kind of energy come on guys come on warheads you must have
noticed as I've read the comments you guys have noticed this
so during ant-man of the wasps it was revealed that exposure to energy from
the quantum can grant su powers we know this from both on Janet Van Dyne and
ghost who were transformed due to quantum energy is it possible that Kara
Danvers stumbled upon some kind of creak wantem technology perhaps after a crash
when she investigated she got too close got caught up in a blast although this
can be backed up by the trailer re watch it I might even play it before the video
starts just read closely and think about what said so according to Kevin Feige he
said it mark with tines I've said it Captain Marvel will be the strongest
Avengers strongest hero introduced into the MCU and this makes a lot of sense
after watching the trailer seeing that she can wield some kind of
energy projection from her bare hands so it absolutely makes sense and it makes
sense to me that this is her tapping into quantum realm energy which base C
makes a near enough invincible in ways altima power in the comics Carol Danvers
does draw energy through an interdimensional breach essentially
creating a white hole she can go binary it's kind of possible like in the MCU
they're drawing from the quantum realm it is possible it looks very similar to
that so also in the trailer the Kree are known for events technology we see
technology in the trailer that we've never seen in the MCU you have to
remember this movie is set in the 90s so it looks like the Kree are experimenting
with maybe quantum realm technology we do see in a trailer throughout the
trailer that Kara Danvers memories are have been lost you know it she's like oh
I think I used to live here referring to Earth so we do see is a scene that is
basically Kara Danvers memories being white from doing some research this week
because my Captain Marvel knowledge isn't really
great I'm not one of these youtubers who make out they know everything
I'm transparent I've done some research specifically for this video so for my
research correct me if I'm wrong the Cree have researched interdimensional
technology and they were fascinated by the powers of the superheroes who
wielded something called quantum bands that allow them to draw upon ultimate
power of dimensions known as the quantum zone the Cree even created their own
version powerful objects called mega bands that likewise tap into powers of
other planets or other realities now it's not too crazy to think that they're
gonna take this quantum band quantum zone concept in the MCU and flip
it so it's part of the quantum realm now pacifically you have to remember to
the quantum physics scientists but said Captain Marvel is pinnacle to quantum
realm so she must draw her powers from the quantum realm all the signs are
there it could explain a lot I mean if you go online it's if you look at like I
do read Instagram comments and YouTube comments a lot of people in the comment
sections are saying that her initial backstory has been changed in many ways
so perhaps Carol's stumbled upon some Kree experiment that they hoped would
allow them to wield the powers of the quantum realm when I don't know the
device may be malfunctioned she transformed into a blast-off quantum
energy which is insane and if this is the case whoever is the overall villain
for the movie I don't think it's gonna be the scroll I personally think it's
Jude Law he is the villain he's going to be able to have to wield some similar
type of level energy in order for the plot and the villains who make sense
because you usually don't get to like an hero and a villain who aren't similar in
power levels so whoever is the overall villains movie is going to have to be
able to wield some similar base energy like Carol Danvers aka Captain Mal can
actually will for herself now what does this mean for Avengers 4 it means that
phallus is absolute you're gonna get his ass handed if Captain
as powers do drive from the quantum realm and I can say it's confirmed it's
revealed because you watch the trailer you can literally see something looks
identical to quantum energy coming out of her especially at the end her trailer
and it's quite easy to understand why Carol Danvers is the strongest Avenger
if her powers do drive from the quantum realm her power level is going to be on
limited but it's only really going to be the case of on livers if her body can
actually handle the amount of power that she's going to generate throughout him I
mean she could even match a power level of an infinity stone if her powers do
derive from the in from the quantum realm it's very interesting and I can
see why this character is going to be so popular just from this train alone you
can tell that brie Larson is going to absolutely kill it and we have to
remember if this does turn out to be true who's stuck in the quantum realm
Ant Man so Captain Marvel could be key to getting him out of the quantum realm
because remember the post-credits scene for ant-man was set in concurrent time
with Avengers infinity war so if he's stuck in there she could literally rock
up in there she's like a walking talking smoking she's literally like her just
walking talking interdimensional breach quantum realm she could go in there she
could pull him out and it's gonna be pretty awesome because from the comics
from what I can understand she has a binary form that demonstrates powers to
open and tears in the in the fabric of reality and it's basically meaning that
she's got a portal to go to other dimensions she'd go to the Dark
Dimension she could go to the mirror verse which essentially is kind of
similar to the quantum realm I think from well at least from what has been
said from the physicists that actually was the spain in quantum realm he did
bring up the mirror verse but obviously they can't call it the mirror verse so
if carol danvers did gain her energy from quantum realm quantum energy it
makes sense that she can match Tanis toe-to-toe her power levels would be
just as strong as her with the Infinity stones it means she
most likely would be able to wield the Infinity Gauntlet quite easily but it's
a case of could her body handle that much power going through it well you've
seen at the end of the Captain Marvel trailer that her body looked like it was
it pulsing the same colors that we've seen during the quantum realm
she's definitely spent some time in the quantum ham this has already been
revealed and confirmed that captain Marvel's movie will include the quantum
realm and it's got to do with the Kree wanting to wield quantum realm
technology so this is really fascinating because it's movies set in the 90s well
before ant-man well before hank pym it's set so early
well maybe not before Hank Pym but you get I mean before the ant-man movie came
out so it is fascinating and this technology was around back in the 90s so
anyway guys let me know in the comments boy am i right does carol danvers get
her powers from the quantum realm is she literally thrusting quantum energy
through her body the evidence is there but do you believe it I really hope you
guys have some positive feedback for this video I've put a bunch of time into
making this video because I didn't really know much about Captain Marvel to
be honest before I making this video because I have to do a bit of research
I'm gonna be transparent I can't read a hundred years of comic book history like
every other person pretends to I'm not gonna do that I'm gonna be transparent
with you guys and tell you exactly what I know if I do Pacific research for a
video I would tell you so if I've interpretate things slightly
wrong let me know in the comment box down below guys remember we here at the
wall street Channel it's all about positivity and building the Washu
community no building the comic book community in the comments section having
conversations not arguments having debate about what's going on because
there's definitely an origin change of story I really hope I'm on to sync with
this theory about her powers coming from the quantum realm
anyway guys please like subscribe and comment remember if you do want to enter
that competition just let me know who is the worst hero in the MCU just either
drop a comment down below with your answer and your Instagram or Instagram
because in a place in the like previous times I've had issues with picking a
winner and then I'm not getting back to me and it's kind of hard
to get back to someone if they're not really messaging you I mean all you have
to do if I pick you is literally just email me my business email address it's
always in lock the link in description down below anyway guys I will catch you
in another video and very soon that's your little
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Scum Update - Scum Cave Location Revealed (build, live & Trap?) - Duration: 4:13.
hey guys welcome back now if you don't i have a scum discord and server links are below
more of a community that's called FORSCOM no and I also have my own server
which is a little pot for scum you're more than welcome to join now if you
didn't know there was a dev stream what first remark who identified that there
was actually Kives and the map since the last patch no that said ready and -
basically a treasure map hunt and has now been found so that's a cave itself
you can actually build in a cave as well so you can actually make this your home
can you see if I shout run here it's quite big as well no there's only one
cave on the map at the minute so there may be more and coming patches but this
adds a whole different dimension especially if you're playing as a solo
player on your little solo you can sit up everything here be a box is in here
but your shell we're in here this mate that's your central point but also
multiplayer as well no the only worrying thing is you can't fortify it so bear
that in mind and everyone animal clear server will
probably try and find us so there's a bit of a risk at the moment now there's
a camp near here as well so you can get supplies and as you wouldn't actually
know except as you're running past as you see here it just looks like rocks
that's why it took so long for people to find that I think I certainly checked I
was one of the films that took the rebel for the dam and run run the hell's for
absolutely else try to find out however as here now the location of this as c1
just off the white road you can see there we're moving around that as where
the caves are no if you find any other cubes I don't believe that as any please
by all means let me know in the comments but that's just puts a whole new
dimension or no holy games possibly go now we know those traps come on
windowless fortification so this alleged two fortification not only been and
houses and because obviously thing I love you you have to fortify it and that
becomes a whole different way in self no I think these are quite cool
I'll certainly try and build in some of these little game when they bang and the
fortifications it's tough to try insecure but even with the traps that
are coming in as well so people are likely to come here if you look box you
Sean lilamon and if you can trap them the
dead know you can see this because all the around here you've got this big
backdrop and you get round this corner as well so these are all man-made it's
not procedural so the guys can really do whatever they want with these caves
which is interesting so it leaves a lot to be desired of how these will actually
do now won't there be cave by surges down into different areas possibly well
let's open it four tunnels between some of the met camps quite possibly as well
so there's a lot options that are now gonna become available and incoming
patches I mean it's just interesting to see how they've done it no it actually
took days for people to find us and I found that through reddit someone made a
poster finally finding it I decided to touch to have a check after Franken
Pearce let that affect the kids were adding because I had actually checked
everywhere people had said but yep as this as the actual cave itself so go and
check it out have a look I would recommend only using us if you're in
your single player because if you use it normally as I said people can get your
box user of an ocean just smash up with shelter because that's all become like a
prime location just for people wanting to try it out so bear that in mind so as
I said a beginning guys I have a discard you can join out we do giveaways all the
time a lot of players and there as well it's a good community the server as a
20-pot we're going to extend it very soon because I even making as many of us
know as a max capacity and people are queuing TN and I will see you in the
next one
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What Fishings Hooks to Use and WHEN: J hooks, Circle Hooks, Treble Hooks - Duration: 8:00.
What's going on guys
There are just so many different kinds of hooks out there
And when I was a beginner and just starting to fish
This was very confusing to me
what hooks to use and when to use them?
Today I'm gonna be explaining to you guys
What wasn't explained to me and I had to figure out on my own
So stay tuned and learn about all the different hooks you can use
So the first hook I want to talk to you guys about is called a circle hook
You see these?
let's take a look at them. What what makes a circle hook a circle hook?
Okay, you see the point right here? Look at the tips. Look at the points of the hooks
This is a circle hook it curves inwards like a circle. Whereas this straight hook
goes straight up
They're different, a circle hook you do not set the hook
setting the hook being actually pulling the rod like this to set the hook
a circle hook is set by simply just reeling in
Just reeling in your line
The way that this is angled
when a fish takes it into its mouth and starts swimming away with it
It'll automatically hook itself
So if you try and set the hook on it
it'll actually lessen your chances of landing it and
Actually some states require you to use a circle hook so you don't gut hook a fish
That's another really big reason why I choose to use circle hooks
Most of the time a circle hook will hook a fish right in the side of the mouth
Usually I will target fish that are aggressive that will run away with your hook
some fish like to just peck peck peck peck
Circle hooks don't work very well for that.
That's circle hooks, okay
Now this is a long shank Strait hook and it's also offset
Take a look at how long the shaft is right here
You see that compared to thi--ow.
Poked myself...
The hook is about the same size
The actual bend right here
but this one is much longer,
why is that
why do you guys think that this is so long?
Comment below what is your guess?
some of you may already know
This is really good for fishing for
Toothy predators such as bluefish anything with teeth that might bite your line off
This shaft right here is long so that when a bluefish bites it
It'll bite metal instead of biting your line
with this shaft
You won't really need a steel leader on here because this is the steel leader
Okay long shaft and this is offset, offset meaning look at it to the side
It's kind of the hook is actually tilted to the side
So when you set the hook, it's more likely to set it in its mouth
Now we've got our standard hook without the long shaft.
I want you guys to take a look at the eyes.
This is called the eye of the hook right here
So depending on what kind of eye that your hook has that's what kind of knot you should tie
This is called a straight eye right here. And this one is turned up
Do you see how it's curved, the eye?
so for this one, I would tie something like an improved clinch up here
Whereas this one would be for maybe like a high-low rig where you kind of loop it through and pull
So that it'll sit perfectly on here.
I've talked about the regular hook the circle hook and the long shaft hook. Let's talk about this
What do you guys-- what are your opinions on the treble hook?
Tell me what you think about the treble hook
Because I have my opinion on a treble hook. I hate it
I really hate using this and I try to avoid
I try to avoid using this as much as possible
Because this is very deadly for fish
Three hooks is kind of OD, overdone.
I really don't need three hooks. So
For lures like this. They've got treble hooks all over them, right?
Now these treble hooks really will mess up the fish's mouth
I would stay away from these because these really hurt the fish that you're going after
Instead of using treble hooks I choose to use
Inline hooks. Look at the eye. It's way different than the other ones. Look at this one
Right, it's on its side a little bit
and this is so that it can it can be replaced
It can be used to replace a treble hook
So you see these top water poppers any kind of lures with the big with the big
Treble hooks. I like to replace them with the inline. So I slip this in...
There we go, and it should be pointing inwards
inwards look at how it freely flows like this
You can't do this with the regular hook especially with a turned-up hook
You won't be able to do that. You want an inline hook. That's what it's called
and you could do a bunch of action on it and it won't get tangled up and
if if a fish bites it
I think it's a less of a chance
But it's still a pretty darn high chance because a lot of times when a fish is hitting a topwater
Lure, it's gonna it's gonna really go for it. It's not really just gonna
*smacking lips*
It's really gonna go for it. And if it really goes for it. Why do you need to hurt a fish like this?
What if it's a small undersized fish?
You really don't want to have to worry about getting it out of its mouth
And that's another thing with these treble hooks. It takes a long time
sometimes it really gets caught up in its mouth and it takes a long time to get it out and if fish are
Busting right in front of you. You're not gonna want to sit there and try and untan--unhook this from a fish's mouth
so inline hooks
and the final hook I'd like to talk to you guys about is a jig head hook
a lot of you guys probably see this and kind of don't really know what to do with it
But I want to encourage you to try using this
This is really effective
Simply because it's a sinker plus a hook. How can it how can you go wrong with that?
You can put a lot of different things on the end of this
You can put a piece of super salty tentacle on the end right here and fish it like a swim bait
You can put half a crab on here and fish it for tog
You can put a piece of shrimp on here toss it out
Leave it out there a lot of different things. You can fish with this you could fish it on the bottom
With a piece of bait you can put a swim bait on it and fish it like a lure
This is a very versatile hook and sinker combo right here
This is one of my staple go to lures slash hooks for saltwater and freshwater
Alike, I talk a lot more about the different kind of lures and stuff in the new PDF that I just wrote
It's called best pier fishing lures and how to use them in this
I'm basically talking about all the different kinds of lures and stuff that I really like to use on on the pier
And how I use them and when I use them
This is all the stuff that I've learned on my own over the years of fishing myself
and I really think that this will help any beginners who who need a nice crash course and that's available at Senko skipper comm
Where we put a bunch of different resources to help you guys out fishing also
I want to let you guys know that we have a new suggestion box at senkoskipper.com
I want anyone who has any ideas for the show. Anyone who has some suggestions for us. We're all community here
We need to be able to speak to each other
So put some stuff in the suggestion box things that you want to see things that you don't like seeing on our show
Let us know that's available at senkoskipper.com as well
comment below
I know I missed a couple of different kinds of hooks
But comment below your favorite kinds of hooks to use and when you use them
we're all community here people in the comments that are
People come just to read the comments and learn
so if
Your comment matters whatever you say other people will read and learn from so you guys can actually help us make a difference here
See you guys
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i procrastinated so i'm suffering but it's chill | not really studying with nina 7 - Duration: 16:24.
hello my frens :^)
it's nina and i am back with a video
so it is just another sunday evening (when i filmed this)
it's 4:30 p.m.
and i just felt like
actually no, not "felt like"
i have to study
but i did feel like studying with you guys
so
let's get into it
actually today i have a lot of stuff due
i kind of procrastinated
last week and so
now i'm doing a lot because
past me decided to make future me do all of these things
so now i am doing all of past nina's work
tonight i am going to suffer
because past me decided to not be a good student
so i have to read
[calculating page count]
wow
are you telling me i have to read 200 pages
for one class
and then we have
[more calculating]
wow ok
i'm supposed to read about 250 pages tonight
i don't know if that's even humanly possible
but we'll see how it goes
so anyway i did go to a concert recently
and because of that concert i had to
push everything to the first half of the week
so that the last half of the week i can recover
and not worry about anything
but instead of actually taking care of everything
i decided to just
leave everything for the weekend
but i was busy this weekend
so that didn't work out
anyway, so we're just gonna get started on that i guess
so usually i use
headphones to listen to music as i study
but i'll just
kind of keep them on
yea ok i don't know how this is gonna work
i've been using these earphones recently to
study, but i'll have
one ear off so it doesn't
seem like you're completely just out of it
also if i have these on i'm going to shout
because these are noise-canceling earphones
so as i study i'm going to listen to some lofi hip hop
so i actually got a lot of questions about
what these headphones are called
and they are the bose quiet comfort 35 ver. 2
something like that
i don't even know what they're called, hold on
yes, bose quietcomfort 35 II
they are pretty pricey but honestly
it's worth the money
these are the best purchase that i've made
and i would recommend it
it cancels out all the noise
and especially if you're in college
you're going to need these because
background sound is very distracting
totally worth my money
so recently i've also been bullet journaling
and i also get a lot of questions about bullet journaling as well
i'll make another
video that's more specific about the bullet journal
for this video
i can at least show you what my week looks like so far
so this is my entire week
and what i like to do is on sundays
i like to plan out my entire week
at least dedicate an hour
it takes a lot of time to plan out your entire week
you need time
and if i do this during the week
i'm going to be messy
so i like to take care of it on sunday night
sunday night's usually the time where i can just chill
and take care of things
so i planned out my entire week
as you can see right here
and my layout, i've tried
every single layout possible
my layouts have been actually very complicated in the past
this video suddenly became a bullet journal tour
but
as you can see, i've tried this weekly layout
you can't really see it but as you can see
it's empty because i didn't stick with it
i don't know why i didn't stick with it
it's actually very simple but
i don't know why i didn't stick with it
i guess it was just too organized that i felt pressured
anyway it's got cute water bottles
i drew water bottles
to monitor how much water i'm drinking
that didn't work out
so i tried that layout
and then i also tried
actually you know what
this monthly layout, honestly not that complicated
and i kinda used it
so i might just get back into it
it just takes time, so i haven't had the time to do it
all my layouts have been just frickin complicated
i'm just over it
and so i kind of, like literally
i even tried this layout
where i actually measured out boxes
that didn't work out, i didn't even fill it
so now i just moved on to the simplest method
i just
i wanted something that i could keep up with
and so i made it as simple as possible
and it still looks pretty okay
to me it's pretty organized, so that's all that matters
i'm just completely over trying to make it look pretty
but anyway, so on sunday
i have to
oh my god
i forgot i did my laundry
i can do my laundry later
so right now i am doing
readings
that's all i ever do, i only ever do readings for classes
and then i do some papers eventually
but for now
all i have
are
readings
so the first reading i'm reading is
30 pages long
it's a fun time
a beautiful thing about this semester
is that i haven't had to buy any textbooks
because everything is online like
i don't know what i did to deserve this but
i'm so happy i didn't have to buy any textbooks
because everything is online
so that's what makes me happy
and i feel like it's just better for
the environment? not really
not, mm.
no
anything we do as humans is not really good for the environment
so what i just said doesn't really apply either
but it's definitely just a lot less for me to carry
a lot less for me to pay for
so that's a pretty chill thing
not sponsored
i just went through namjoon
now i'm going through taehyung
and then i'm just going to go through everyone else
i should really watch my posture
ooh i should highlight that
also if you're wondering, this is a pajama shirt
i got it on sale
at anthropologie actually
it's a very, very pricey store
i actually got this as a gift
but this was on sale
it was $20
it was much more expensive than that
and with anthropologie
that's a steal, actually
also not sponsored
i'm just mentioning a lot of brands in this video
muji
but i do get a lot of questions
about my pens that i use
and these are muji pens
wow this is actually almost out of ink
a lot of people use muji and so
i actually was introduced to muji by a friend
and then i fell in love
i highly recommend
these are 0.38 (point)
and that is honestly
so fine
this is just where it's at
i really like this pajama shirt
i really just like how flowy it is
you can also wear it outdoors
or indoors as i'm
ow
as i'm doing right now
oh
if you're wondering what this is
it's just a portable charger
i actually just went to a concert recently
i'm not gonna think about it or else i will get emotional
but i did go to a bts concert recently
best time of my life
honestly the happiest time of my life
i haven't been to a concert in two years before that
which is why i'm doing all these readings
because last week i just couldn't deal with it
so i just procrastinated everything for today
it's fine, who cares
just gotta read through everything
ooh
that's interesting
social environment
ooh thus
this is spicy
throughout this day i drank like
six cups of water
this is probably the most i've hydrated
in a short amount of time
i actually felt my brain flowing
everything was just flowing smoothly
and i was like
this is what happens when you drink water!
throughout my college days
sometimes i don't drink enough water
just because i don't really have the time
and also, i really
i swallow really loudly
so i can't really drink water in class
and so if i'm swallowing water in class
it's a very loud swallow sound
so sometimes i just don't wanna drink water
so i don't have my swallow be heard by the entire class
i should stay hydrated
but i've literally just had water
all day
but usually i only drink water as it is
i don't really have juice
or soda, i actually don't have soda
i haven't had soda since
years
water really is that-
biiiii-
b word
i've become too soft to curse out loud
sometimes it's important to stretch
make sure you're stretching, getting that blood flowing
just literally get into some yoga
[grunts]
it's good for your physicality and your mentality
sometimes you gotta crack your back as well
when i'm cracking my back
it can crack many times, in fact
this might actually make some of you guys cringe
but i need to
actually that wasn't that much
usually it cracks 10-15 times
and it sounds really beautiful to my ears
but it's important that you stretch periodically
you know what, even stand up sometimes
i'm wearing shorts because this pajama top
does not come with frickin
pajama bottoms
sometimes when you're studying just
just go for it
hold on i need to put my headphones on securely
see now with my noise-canceling earphones
i can't hear anything so i'm probably shouting right now
and that's how great the quality is
heck even reach for your toes
[shrieks in pain]
ow my back
oww
[squeals]
this actually feels very nice
sometimes you just need a good stretch to get your blood flowing
uGHHHH
sometimes when i'm watching youtube videos
or if i'm on my phone i'll just stretch at the same time
and right now i can do some stretching
while i read
anyway so now that we're done with that
we can get back to our studies
it's just very important that you take care of your health
make sure you're stretchin
make sure you take care of yourself
stay hydrated
i actually don't really need to drink water right now
hm, it's still really sunny outside
i always think it's frickin night
because i'm facing a wall
i considered having my desk
facing the window
but just the way that my room was laid out
this was the only thing that made sense
and so i'm facing a wall
it's fine, i have all these
things hanging up here so it's
nice, and also i have this wall to
hang up all these notices, and
things that i need to do
i like it
earlier when i was studying, i actually listened to
animal crossing music compilation videos on youtube
and
upon listening to that
it brought up so many memories
i was so into animal crossing
i would spend my entire life on that
i played it on my nintendo ds, it was
what was it called?
city folk?
it wasn't city folk, what was it?
i think it was city folk, animal crossing,
the first animal crossing game i had
was called animal crossing wild world
it was such a long time ago
and i haven't played it since i was a kid
and it was honestly the best time
i was selling fossils
i was making a lot of money
i was honestly rich
i was upgrading my house all the time
and then i would cheat sometimes and skip the time
so that it was like years from now
so i could get more fossils so i could sell that
i was making a lot of money in those games
the economy in animal crossing, like
can we get to that?
but when i'm studying i like to
listen to music that doesn't have words in it
and so i thought
why not animal crossing, that was honestly
the best background music ever
i realized this has been sitting here this entire time
now everyone knows i use bts lotion
i should put it in my backpack though
because i actually do need it
nooooooo
studying with contact lenses makes me very tired
it's just i already have my contact lenses on
so i didn't want to take them off
because then i can't put them back on
so i was like
what to do..
hOLY HECK
DON'T YAWN
it's just like, people really be writing
30 page things about a certain topic
it's like
what a way to spend your life
ok well
my camera is going to die soon
so i think this is
where this video ends
obviously i'm going to be up
all night to finish all these readings
hope you enjoyed studying with me :3
i'm stuck studying for the next
probably 8 hours, honestly
umm
cool what a fun time heck yea
i hope this video was a good waste of time
i hope you continue your studies or
take a nap, go to sleep
go get food, whatever you need to do
and i am going to leave it at this
we are of course going to end it with a hug, lemme just
there's no button but, um
there we go, okay
thanks for watching and i'll see you guys next time
goodbye!!
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#SIGNanimojichallenge [Interview With Bilal Chinoy] - Duration: 3:35.
Hi! It's Alex with The Daily Moth.
Obviously, I look a little different.
It's from Apple's new update iOS12,
the "Animoji" feature. It's real cool.
I saw a Deaf person create a viral animoji video.
His name is Bilal. I'll show some clips he made.
Cool! I did an interview with Bilal.
Can you introduce yourself, who you are?
Hi! I'm Bilal Chinoy. I work at Gallaudet University.
I do commercials, design, photography,
video editing, web development, and many others.
Also five years ago, I formed a small organization
called, "Young Achievers."
The goal is to support the Deaf youth
community in India, where I grew up.
What inspired you to make the animojis?
What inspired me?
I grew up loving technology, the arts,
creativity, and I love storytelling.
I've been an advocate for Deaf children
at schools in India.
I wanted to develop stories with morals.
It is the perfect time, that the animojs
were released from the iOS12.
I tested it with a vlog. It went viral on Facebook.
Many people enjoyed watching my video.
I've been really touched.
What kind of impact do you think
this can have on the Deaf community?
Based on my experience as a graphic designer,
I use a lot of camera, importing it to my laptop,
a lot of editing, it takes over two or three hours.
Also, the budget isn't cheap, it's expensive.
When I compare it with the animoji,
it's all on iPhone. From beginning to end.
When I post it, it gets a lot of hits.
The editing work took less than an hour.
It is a budget-saver.
Also, when I've set a camera and see my face,
as I sign, I do get a bit nervous.
I have to make sure my face is perfect.
If I make mistakes, I have to do it again.
But when I compare it with animoji,
when my face is masked,
I feel less nervous. I feel different,
I enjoy and can express more creativity.
Basically, I encourage you to experience animoji.
You will feel different compared to your real face.
Anything you want to add?
I can't wait to see your creativity with animjoi!
It will be a positive impact on the Deaf community,
as well as for Deaf children all over the world.
#SIGNanimojichallenge
ILY
Thank you for your time!
Now, you see that Bilal challenged you all.
Go ahead and create your own faces and stories,
and spread it all over.
Stay with the light!
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Dardanelle, Exit 88
I-40 West
8 August 2016
Exit 88, AR-247, Pottsville, 1 mile
Arkansas
Ozarko Tire, 700 Mountain Base Rd, Pottsville, AR 72858 ozarkotire.com (479) 890-9500
Shipley Motor
United Welding Institute Inc, 480 Mountain Base Rd, Pottsville, AR 72858 unitedweldinginstitute.com (479) 968-3390
Exit 88, AR-247, Pottsville
Speed Limit 70
Storey Trucking Co., Inc., Henagar, AL
Tri-State Thermo King
Premium Siding Supply Russellville Branch, 206 Furniture Rd, Russellville, AR 72802 premiumsidingsupply.com (479) 964-4477
Tramel's Towing and Recovery, Inc., 240 Furniture Rd, Russellville, AR 72802 (479) 968-6933 https://www.facebook.com/tramelstow
Waste Management - Russellville, AR, 88 Joyce Ln, Russellville, AR 72802 wm.com (479) 968-2305
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Shell
White SUV on shoulder
Exit 83, AR-326, Weir Rd
Triggs Body Shop & Used Cars, 1104 AR-124, Russellville, AR 72802, Illinois Township (479) 967-2570
Fellowship of Christians, 1680 Sparksford Dr, Russellville, AR 72802 myfellowship.tv (479) 967-5882
Russellville Steel Co Inc, 280 Steel City Ln, Russellville, AR 72802 rsvlsteel.com (479) 968-2211
Buffalo Nat River, Hot Springs Nat Park, Exit 81
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Motel 6
Lake Dardanelle
Illinois Bayou
Exit 78, US-64, West Main Street, 1 mile
TransChem Environmental, Tucson, AZ
Exit 78, US-64, West Main Street
ART
Mill Creek
USA Truck
CCS inc. Transportation, Conway, AR
Interstate 40 West
Arkansas Rest Area, London, AR 72847, Scotia, Clark Township, AR
High Voltage Power Transmission Lines
Munro American
Overlook Rest Stop, London, AR 72847 Scotia, Clark Township
Big Piney Creek
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PTL
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i procrastinated so i'm suffering but it's chill | not really studying with nina 7 - Duration: 16:24.hello my frens :^)
it's nina and i am back with a video
so it is just another sunday evening (when i filmed this)
it's 4:30 p.m.
and i just felt like
actually no, not "felt like"
i have to study
but i did feel like studying with you guys
so
let's get into it
actually today i have a lot of stuff due
i kind of procrastinated
last week and so
now i'm doing a lot because
past me decided to make future me do all of these things
so now i am doing all of past nina's work
tonight i am going to suffer
because past me decided to not be a good student
so i have to read
[calculating page count]
wow
are you telling me i have to read 200 pages
for one class
and then we have
[more calculating]
wow ok
i'm supposed to read about 250 pages tonight
i don't know if that's even humanly possible
but we'll see how it goes
so anyway i did go to a concert recently
and because of that concert i had to
push everything to the first half of the week
so that the last half of the week i can recover
and not worry about anything
but instead of actually taking care of everything
i decided to just
leave everything for the weekend
but i was busy this weekend
so that didn't work out
anyway, so we're just gonna get started on that i guess
so usually i use
headphones to listen to music as i study
but i'll just
kind of keep them on
yea ok i don't know how this is gonna work
i've been using these earphones recently to
study, but i'll have
one ear off so it doesn't
seem like you're completely just out of it
also if i have these on i'm going to shout
because these are noise-canceling earphones
so as i study i'm going to listen to some lofi hip hop
so i actually got a lot of questions about
what these headphones are called
and they are the bose quiet comfort 35 ver. 2
something like that
i don't even know what they're called, hold on
yes, bose quietcomfort 35 II
they are pretty pricey but honestly
it's worth the money
these are the best purchase that i've made
and i would recommend it
it cancels out all the noise
and especially if you're in college
you're going to need these because
background sound is very distracting
totally worth my money
so recently i've also been bullet journaling
and i also get a lot of questions about bullet journaling as well
i'll make another
video that's more specific about the bullet journal
for this video
i can at least show you what my week looks like so far
so this is my entire week
and what i like to do is on sundays
i like to plan out my entire week
at least dedicate an hour
it takes a lot of time to plan out your entire week
you need time
and if i do this during the week
i'm going to be messy
so i like to take care of it on sunday night
sunday night's usually the time where i can just chill
and take care of things
so i planned out my entire week
as you can see right here
and my layout, i've tried
every single layout possible
my layouts have been actually very complicated in the past
this video suddenly became a bullet journal tour
but
as you can see, i've tried this weekly layout
you can't really see it but as you can see
it's empty because i didn't stick with it
i don't know why i didn't stick with it
it's actually very simple but
i don't know why i didn't stick with it
i guess it was just too organized that i felt pressured
anyway it's got cute water bottles
i drew water bottles
to monitor how much water i'm drinking
that didn't work out
so i tried that layout
and then i also tried
actually you know what
this monthly layout, honestly not that complicated
and i kinda used it
so i might just get back into it
it just takes time, so i haven't had the time to do it
all my layouts have been just frickin complicated
i'm just over it
and so i kind of, like literally
i even tried this layout
where i actually measured out boxes
that didn't work out, i didn't even fill it
so now i just moved on to the simplest method
i just
i wanted something that i could keep up with
and so i made it as simple as possible
and it still looks pretty okay
to me it's pretty organized, so that's all that matters
i'm just completely over trying to make it look pretty
but anyway, so on sunday
i have to
oh my god
i forgot i did my laundry
i can do my laundry later
so right now i am doing
readings
that's all i ever do, i only ever do readings for classes
and then i do some papers eventually
but for now
all i have
are
readings
so the first reading i'm reading is
30 pages long
it's a fun time
a beautiful thing about this semester
is that i haven't had to buy any textbooks
because everything is online like
i don't know what i did to deserve this but
i'm so happy i didn't have to buy any textbooks
because everything is online
so that's what makes me happy
and i feel like it's just better for
the environment? not really
not, mm.
no
anything we do as humans is not really good for the environment
so what i just said doesn't really apply either
but it's definitely just a lot less for me to carry
a lot less for me to pay for
so that's a pretty chill thing
not sponsored
i just went through namjoon
now i'm going through taehyung
and then i'm just going to go through everyone else
i should really watch my posture
ooh i should highlight that
also if you're wondering, this is a pajama shirt
i got it on sale
at anthropologie actually
it's a very, very pricey store
i actually got this as a gift
but this was on sale
it was $20
it was much more expensive than that
and with anthropologie
that's a steal, actually
also not sponsored
i'm just mentioning a lot of brands in this video
muji
but i do get a lot of questions
about my pens that i use
and these are muji pens
wow this is actually almost out of ink
a lot of people use muji and so
i actually was introduced to muji by a friend
and then i fell in love
i highly recommend
these are 0.38 (point)
and that is honestly
so fine
this is just where it's at
i really like this pajama shirt
i really just like how flowy it is
you can also wear it outdoors
or indoors as i'm
ow
as i'm doing right now
oh
if you're wondering what this is
it's just a portable charger
i actually just went to a concert recently
i'm not gonna think about it or else i will get emotional
but i did go to a bts concert recently
best time of my life
honestly the happiest time of my life
i haven't been to a concert in two years before that
which is why i'm doing all these readings
because last week i just couldn't deal with it
so i just procrastinated everything for today
it's fine, who cares
just gotta read through everything
ooh
that's interesting
social environment
ooh thus
this is spicy
throughout this day i drank like
six cups of water
this is probably the most i've hydrated
in a short amount of time
i actually felt my brain flowing
everything was just flowing smoothly
and i was like
this is what happens when you drink water!
throughout my college days
sometimes i don't drink enough water
just because i don't really have the time
and also, i really
i swallow really loudly
so i can't really drink water in class
and so if i'm swallowing water in class
it's a very loud swallow sound
so sometimes i just don't wanna drink water
so i don't have my swallow be heard by the entire class
i should stay hydrated
but i've literally just had water
all day
but usually i only drink water as it is
i don't really have juice
or soda, i actually don't have soda
i haven't had soda since
years
water really is that-
biiiii-
b word
i've become too soft to curse out loud
sometimes it's important to stretch
make sure you're stretching, getting that blood flowing
just literally get into some yoga
[grunts]
it's good for your physicality and your mentality
sometimes you gotta crack your back as well
when i'm cracking my back
it can crack many times, in fact
this might actually make some of you guys cringe
but i need to
actually that wasn't that much
usually it cracks 10-15 times
and it sounds really beautiful to my ears
but it's important that you stretch periodically
you know what, even stand up sometimes
i'm wearing shorts because this pajama top
does not come with frickin
pajama bottoms
sometimes when you're studying just
just go for it
hold on i need to put my headphones on securely
see now with my noise-canceling earphones
i can't hear anything so i'm probably shouting right now
and that's how great the quality is
heck even reach for your toes
[shrieks in pain]
ow my back
oww
[squeals]
this actually feels very nice
sometimes you just need a good stretch to get your blood flowing
uGHHHH
sometimes when i'm watching youtube videos
or if i'm on my phone i'll just stretch at the same time
and right now i can do some stretching
while i read
anyway so now that we're done with that
we can get back to our studies
it's just very important that you take care of your health
make sure you're stretchin
make sure you take care of yourself
stay hydrated
i actually don't really need to drink water right now
hm, it's still really sunny outside
i always think it's frickin night
because i'm facing a wall
i considered having my desk
facing the window
but just the way that my room was laid out
this was the only thing that made sense
and so i'm facing a wall
it's fine, i have all these
things hanging up here so it's
nice, and also i have this wall to
hang up all these notices, and
things that i need to do
i like it
earlier when i was studying, i actually listened to
animal crossing music compilation videos on youtube
and
upon listening to that
it brought up so many memories
i was so into animal crossing
i would spend my entire life on that
i played it on my nintendo ds, it was
what was it called?
city folk?
it wasn't city folk, what was it?
i think it was city folk, animal crossing,
the first animal crossing game i had
was called animal crossing wild world
it was such a long time ago
and i haven't played it since i was a kid
and it was honestly the best time
i was selling fossils
i was making a lot of money
i was honestly rich
i was upgrading my house all the time
and then i would cheat sometimes and skip the time
so that it was like years from now
so i could get more fossils so i could sell that
i was making a lot of money in those games
the economy in animal crossing, like
can we get to that?
but when i'm studying i like to
listen to music that doesn't have words in it
and so i thought
why not animal crossing, that was honestly
the best background music ever
i realized this has been sitting here this entire time
now everyone knows i use bts lotion
i should put it in my backpack though
because i actually do need it
nooooooo
studying with contact lenses makes me very tired
it's just i already have my contact lenses on
so i didn't want to take them off
because then i can't put them back on
so i was like
what to do..
hOLY HECK
DON'T YAWN
it's just like, people really be writing
30 page things about a certain topic
it's like
what a way to spend your life
ok well
my camera is going to die soon
so i think this is
where this video ends
obviously i'm going to be up
all night to finish all these readings
hope you enjoyed studying with me :3
i'm stuck studying for the next
probably 8 hours, honestly
umm
cool what a fun time heck yea
i hope this video was a good waste of time
i hope you continue your studies or
take a nap, go to sleep
go get food, whatever you need to do
and i am going to leave it at this
we are of course going to end it with a hug, lemme just
there's no button but, um
there we go, okay
thanks for watching and i'll see you guys next time
goodbye!!
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Anthony Joshua reveals who he wants to fight next after Povetkin win - Daily News - Duration: 3:42.
Anthony Joshua delivered a devastating knockout blow to Alexander Povetkin — then told Deontay Wilder he's his No
1 target for April 13. Joshua has Wembley Stadium booked for his next fight that night and after retaining his WBA, IBF, IBO and WBO belts he wants the chance to become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world
Wilder is expected to face Tyson Fury on December 1, then Joshua wants the winner next year
Joshua, who ended the fight 1min 59secs into round seven when he put Povetkin down seconds after sending him to the canvas for the first time, said: "My No
1 would be Wilder but I don't want to talk about it now, there's no contract signed
"I've got no mandatory challengers, no one is going to spring up. Turning to the crowd, he asked: "Providing there are no mandatory challengers, who do we want to fight here on April 13?" "We'll put a poll out on Twitter
"Sometimes you have to face a mandatory, which I did here, and now that's out of the way we'll put a poll out
"We've both done a lot of talking, I'm here now, I've had a good fight, my knockout streak is back and Wembley is lined up for April 13
" Povetkin had never been stopped and Joshua knew the pressure was on after failing to stop Joseph Parker in March, his first fight to go the distance
He added: "Alexander Povetkin is a very tough challenger, he proved that with good left hooks
"But I came in there to have fun, do what I'd been working on. "I realised he was strong to the head but weak to the body and every jab takes a second out of you and slows you down
"He was very good coming through the middle bit let's not worry about that, that's out of the way and let's worry about what's happening on April 13
" Asked about the pressure to knock opponents out, Joshua said: "There's a lot of pressure, no doubt about it, the whole country is rooting for us all, for boxing
"A few years ago maybe I wouldn't have won that fight but that's a credit to my coaching staff and the people who help me in camp
"I'm in it to win it, in it to learn. "Good luck to Wilder and Fury, I wish them well, and may the champion come to the UK and we'll have a good dust-up
" poll loading Who wins the fight? 7000+ VOTES SO FAR Anthony Joshua Deontay Wilder
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Michelle Caught Ripping Off Taxpayers To Get Filthy Rich – She's REALLY Raking It In! - Duration: 6:22.
Michelle Obama's book tour is ramping up to get started, she will be visiting 12 cities
in her rockstar tour.
During this tour, she also plans to plug and endorse Democrats running for office, and
encourage minority voters to get out to the voting sites.
However, while this looks like female empowerment, overcoming and finding yourself from the outset,
it's apparently not all that it seems.
There's a much bigger motive and goal with this tour.
But first, lets take a quick look at what she says she'll be promoting in her book,
which thousands of people are paying top dollar to come and hear her speak about.
This is far beyond rockstar cash for even the best seats at a legendary concert.
Michelle just set the title for her memoir as Becoming.
Becoming what?
A woman?
Maybe this secret is too much for her to bear, Downtrend reported, clearly concerned for
what Michelle Obama is actually trying to accomplish with this book tour.
"I am proud of what I have created.
I'm proud because it is candid, it's honest, it's totally and utterly me.
I'm also a little frightened because it is so candid and honest and open," Michelle
said in the promotion of her tour in a rather strange video.
After serving as the first lady for eight years, you'd think Americans would already
know everything about her.
What's there to be scared of?
It remains unclear what exactly she created.
I'm partially inclined to want to know what she could possibly come up with the fill her
arrogant soul and attribute an actual creation to herself of such magnitude that it's life-altering
to all.
My curiosity just isn't enough to spend a single cent on her book at the probable
risk of being let down by some self-indulgent claim she's contrived.
It will likely be something to the tune of empowering women to be brave and bold like
her and referring to herself as a world changer.
Now, if she were to really be "candid, honest, totally and utterly me," as she claims,
then she would answer some of our most burning questions about her personally.
I think we all have a couple or at least one …about her appearance…in mind.
It's doubtful that'll ever happen.
This book is all about the bucks she can make on it, even if it means tricking people into
reading and leaving them feeling let down.
But none of that matters, because no one can afford to go to her book tour speaking events,
but somehow, enough people have saved up to pay these ridiculous prices and are buying
the up…but for what?
Apparently, she is setting prices as though she is her BFF Beyoncé.
We all know Michelle's fame girl crush on Beyoncé, as she used her position as First
Lady to mingle with the Queen Bey and other Hollywood superstars, instead of politicians
and influencers.
Would you pay anywhere in the price range of $500-$2,000 for decent to good seats in
a big arena setting?
Those who do deserve to be disappointed at getting a lot less than what Michelle is promising.
According to The Grio, Michelle now has seemingly assumed the role she may have always wanted
of rockstar and top celeb, with demanding ticket prices to hear her talk about herself
that are as pricy, if not much more than the biggest names in the entertainment industry
ever.
The Grio reports:
Michelle Obama's pre-sale tickets for her Becoming book tour, which went on sale Thursday,
have people clutching their pearls and their purse strings at the rockstar level prices,
the Washington Post reports.
The former first lady is gearing up to hit the road for a 12-city tour, but her ticket
prices shocked fans because of what many call Beyonce-level costs.
Still, Obama is selling out, so much so that what started as a 10-city tour talk evolved
into two more cities being added, being the total to 12.
The tour will end in Jay-Z's hometown of Brooklyn.
Maybe a Bey and Jay appearance is on the way after all!
In any event, while $29.50 seems fitting, that price is for a nosebleed seat.
To get a closer glimpse of Obama, you'll have to shell out up to $3,000 for front-row
seats which reportedly includes a "pre-show photo opportunity," meet-and-greet reception
with Obama, a signed book and other perks, including an "exclusive VIP gift item."
Twitter fans, however, are still not feeling coughing over so many coins.
"I love Michelle Obama, I do," a fan wrote on Twitter.
"She is everything.
But I am sorely disappointed in how expensive these book tour tickets are."
"Michelle Obama is out here selling Beyoncé priced tickets and I was not prepared,"
another wrote.
But others support the ticket prices, saying Obama has earned her keep for this country.
"You don't see it every day, but she's not a typical author," said Deborah Speer,
an editor for concert-industry trade magazine Pollstar.
"Michelle Obama is kind of a rock star herself."
"I don't want to hear a single word about Michelle Obama's ticket prices," one fan
wrote.
"She worked for this country for FREE for eight years.
Get that money, Mrs. Obama."
"Truly humbled by the response to my upcoming book tour," she wrote on Twitter.
"I can't wait to share BECOMING with all of you & hope to see you somewhere along the
way!"
If the Obama's are "for the people" then why price gouge them, why make it so
regular people can't attend?
If Michelle wants her message to get to the people she's missing the mark.
Hopefully, she makes the book price a little more favorable to the people she says she
represents.
It'll likely be discounted to a super sale price soon anyway, just like Hillary's latest
book.
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Pottsville, Russelville, London, Knoxville to Clarksville, Arkansas, I-40, 8 August 2016, GP110068 - Duration: 26:05.Dardanelle, Exit 88
I-40 West
8 August 2016
Exit 88, AR-247, Pottsville, 1 mile
Arkansas
Ozarko Tire, 700 Mountain Base Rd, Pottsville, AR 72858 ozarkotire.com (479) 890-9500
Shipley Motor
United Welding Institute Inc, 480 Mountain Base Rd, Pottsville, AR 72858 unitedweldinginstitute.com (479) 968-3390
Exit 88, AR-247, Pottsville
Speed Limit 70
Storey Trucking Co., Inc., Henagar, AL
Tri-State Thermo King
Premium Siding Supply Russellville Branch, 206 Furniture Rd, Russellville, AR 72802 premiumsidingsupply.com (479) 964-4477
Tramel's Towing and Recovery, Inc., 240 Furniture Rd, Russellville, AR 72802 (479) 968-6933 https://www.facebook.com/tramelstow
Waste Management - Russellville, AR, 88 Joyce Ln, Russellville, AR 72802 wm.com (479) 968-2305
Flying J Travel Center, 42 Bradley Cove Rd, Russellville, AR 72802 pilotflyingj.com (479) 890-6161
Shell
White SUV on shoulder
Exit 83, AR-326, Weir Rd
Triggs Body Shop & Used Cars, 1104 AR-124, Russellville, AR 72802, Illinois Township (479) 967-2570
Fellowship of Christians, 1680 Sparksford Dr, Russellville, AR 72802 myfellowship.tv (479) 967-5882
Russellville Steel Co Inc, 280 Steel City Ln, Russellville, AR 72802 rsvlsteel.com (479) 968-2211
Buffalo Nat River, Hot Springs Nat Park, Exit 81
Lake Dardanelle St Park, Mt Nebo State Park, Old Post Road Park, Exit 81
Exit 81, AR-7, Arkansas Ave
American Homes of Russellville, 2601 Interstate Dr, Russellville, AR 72802 americanhomes-rsvl.com (479) 967-8831
Motel 6
Lake Dardanelle
Illinois Bayou
Exit 78, US-64, West Main Street, 1 mile
TransChem Environmental, Tucson, AZ
Exit 78, US-64, West Main Street
ART
Mill Creek
USA Truck
CCS inc. Transportation, Conway, AR
Interstate 40 West
Arkansas Rest Area, London, AR 72847, Scotia, Clark Township, AR
High Voltage Power Transmission Lines
Munro American
Overlook Rest Stop, London, AR 72847 Scotia, Clark Township
Big Piney Creek
Ceco Concrete, Exit 67 I 40 Exchange, Knoxville, AR 72845 cecoconcrete.com (479) 885-2211
Sentinel Manufacturing, 374 Co Rd 1671, Knoxville, AR 72845 sentinel-manufacturing.com (479) 885-2020
Automated Solutions Inc, 370 Co Rd 1671, Knoxville, AR 72845 (479) 885-6600
L A Customs, 457 Dogwood Dr, Knoxville, AR 72845 (479) 885-3413
C & M Stone Company, 599 Dogwood Rd, Knoxville, AR 72845 cmstonecompany.com (479) 647-9537
TD Transport
PTL
Telamon Corporation, 3374, 621 Porter Industrial Rd, Clarksville, AR 72830 telamon.com (479) 705-0495
Executive Inn, 315 Taylor Rd, Clarksville, AR 72830, Spadra Township, AR (479) 754-2990
Artrac Co LLC, 219 Taylor Rd, Clarksville, AR 72830 artrac.com
ASAP Tires & Towing, 215 Taylor Rd, Clarksville, AR 72830 (479) 754-1004
Whitson-Morgan Chevrolet, 115 Taylor St, Clarksville, AR 72830 whitsonmorganchevrolet.com (877) 847-3816
Simons Petroleum, 209 Taylor Rd, Clarksville, AR 72830 (479) 754-7020
KFC, 1240 S Rogers St, Clarksville, AR 72830 kfc.com (479) 754-3901
Super 8
X-Mart Adult Supercenter, 1238 South Rogers Street # B, Clarksville, AR 72830 (479) 754-3621
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