Hi, it's Dr Sam Robbins,
Of course, most people know that sugar in any form, isn't really good for you.
This includes regular sugar and natural "cane" sugars, as well as syrups and high-fructose
corn syrups, which is found in so many products.
Sadly, Americans on average, consume almost 70 lbs of sugar each year.
That's about 7 tablespoons DAILY!
And you may know that all of this extra sugar leads to obesity and diabetes, in addition
to other health problems such a high blood pressure, cholesterol, inflammation, pain,
fatigue and so forth.
In fact, it's damaging to all of your organs, and your brain.
However, most people don't realize that high blood sugar and insulin levels, accelerates
the aging process and causes wrinkles.
Wrinkles, deep lines and sagging skin are a partial byproduct of the process known as
glycation, in which excess sugar molecules attach themselves to collagen fibers and ultimately
cause them to lose their strength and flexibility … We call these bondings AGEs, or advanced
glycosylation end products.
The result?...
Your skin becomes less elastic and more vulnerable to sun damage, fine lines and sagging.
Sugar and other high-glycemic carbohydrates such as breads, starches, potatoes, baked
goods, pastas, desserts and soda, are rapidly converted to glucose in your bloodstream.
Your body then secretes extra insulin to help lower the blood sugar and things just keep
getting worse and worse.
Over time, your body becomes less sensitive to insulin and thus, your pancreas has to
secrete even more, just to lower your blood sugar levels back down.
The bottom line is that the higher your blood sugar and insulin levels, the more wrinkles
you'll have over time -- in addition to all the other health ailments I mentioned.
As a side note, all of this damage to your skin, is also negatively affecting your scalp
and thus, causes hair loss and thinning.
But, that's for another video...
One supplement that helps lower blood sugar and more specifically, decreases glycation
which causes the wrinkles, is Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA).
You can take it topically, but it's far more effective and less expensive, when taken
orally as a supplement.
Additional ingredients that are good for BOTH blood sugar and wrinkles is Vitamin E, Biotin,
Pantothenic Acid, Selenium, Chromium and Trans-Resveratrol.
Now, because this is such an important topic - not just for your overall health, but just
for vanity reasons.
I've got two links below this video, in the description area that I want you to take
a look at right now, while it's fresh on your mind.
I have another YouTube video you can watch, entitled "10 Clinically Proven Ways To Lower
Blood Sugar"
Additionally, if you just want faster results with less effort, you can take a specific
formula that already contains all the natural ingredients I just mentioned, plus about 8
other clinically researched ones that will help lower your blood sugar naturally, while
reducing your wrinkles.
Have a happy and healthy day!
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Up To Speed, November 20 - Duration: 3:16.
Hey everyone, it's Tuesday. Only two days until Thanksgiving & one of my favorite
traditions, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade. This year Verizon is broadcasting the
parade in 360 on YouTube. So you get an amazing view of all of my favorite things from
the Broadway shows, to The Rockettes, to the floats, the balloons & even the big man
himself, Santa Claus. I will be watching from the comfort of my couch & I can't wait.
Now here's Alex with the rundown...
A PCMag survey asked 2,500 US consumers what the most popular tech gifts would be this year.
Headphones and speakers topped the list at 26%. E-readers and tablets were second at 22%.
On the bottom of the list was smart home products, at only 17%.
Kevin Smith would be proud. While online shopping is expected to grow, it looks
like teens are still heading to the malls this holiday season. A Junior Achievement
survey found that 34% of teens will shop at malls while 54%
at discount retailers like Walmart and Target.
And finally a survey by the National Retail Foundation showed that 164 million
consumers plan on shopping over the five-day Thanksgiving holiday, with 116 million
shopping on Black Friday alone. The second busiest day of the stretch?
Cyber Monday, when 75 million are expected to buy, buy, buy.
And that's your rundown, so bye.
Thanks Alex. Now if you're as interested in holiday shopping as I am, you can get
even more stats and figures from The Holiday Retail Index by Verizon.
This looks at the online traffic for top U.S. retailers and reports on trends.
Now, speaking of shopping. Sravya headed out to a local small business that
Verizon recently helped get Ready.
I'm here at The Pretty Pink Rooster in Bernardsville, NJ where owner
Alexandra Daras is getting ready for the holiday season. Come one let's check it out.
Welcome to The Pretty Pink Rooster, how can I help you today?
Hi, so I'm looking for a gift for one of my close friends.
Can you show me around a little bit?
Absolutely. So we have a great assortment of inspiration bracelets that
really are personalized towards gift giving.
We have some great candles as well which also make a really nice house warming gift.
Over here we have a great assortment of clothing to dress you up for the holiday season.
So I have to ask, how did you come up with the name The Pretty Pink Rooster?
So The Pretty Pink Rooster was created when my Dad & I came up with the business idea
of having an affordable boutique where I could service all of the women in our area
to look & feel great without spending a ton of money.
So how are you using the internet to propel your business forward?
I wanted to have an innovative way to reach women & give them my message of having
the opportunity to look & feel great. And I do live videos every day on Instagram
& Facebook, giving women little tidbits & showing new items that the store has.
I love when people shop local because that gives me the opportunity to give back to
the community by hosting different events for the local schools & helping the girls
with the fashion show at the high school. So it's just a really great way to give back.
Alright, you heard it from Alexandra, shop local & support your local businesses,
I'm super excited because I found a little something for someone in my life.
Oh, I hope it's me. Alright, until next time, you're up to speed.
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-Performing "When You're Smiling"
from his new album, "Love,"
please welcome back Michael Bublé!
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
-♪ When you're smilin' ♪
♪ When you're smilin' ♪
♪ The whole world smiles with you ♪
♪ When you're laughin' ♪
♪ When you're laughin' ♪
♪ Oh, the sun comes shinin' through ♪
♪ But when you're cryin' ♪
♪ You bring on the rain ♪
♪ Stop that sighin' ♪
♪ Be happy again ♪
♪ Keep on smilin' ♪
♪ When you're smilin' ♪
♪ The whole world smiles with you ♪
Let's go. Let's go.
♪♪
♪♪
♪♪
♪ But when you're cryin' ♪
♪ You bring on the rain ♪
♪ Stop your sighin' ♪
♪ Be happy again ♪
♪ Keep on smilin' ♪
♪ 'Cause when you're smilin' ♪
♪ The whole world smiles with you ♪
Hey!
♪ When you're smilin' ♪ -♪ When you're smilin' ♪
-♪ When you're smilin' ♪ -♪ Keep on smilin' ♪
-♪ The whole world smiles with you ♪
♪♪
♪ When you're laughin' ♪ -♪ Keep on smilin', now ♪
-♪ When you're laughin' ♪ -♪ You'll get through somehow ♪
-♪ The sun comes shinin' through ♪
-♪ When I'm with you ♪
-♪ 'Cause when you're cryin' ♪
♪ You know you bring on the rain ♪
♪ Stop that sighin' ♪
♪ Be happy again ♪
♪ Keep on smilin' ♪
♪ When you're smilin' ♪
♪ The whole world smiles with you ♪
♪♪
♪ The whole world ♪
♪ Smiles ♪
♪ With y-o-o-o-ou ♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Michael Bublé! "Love" is out now!
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运-20航展大秀"S"型机动,印网友:和中国一比,我们一事无成 - Duration: 11:29.
在第12届珠 海航展上
除了歼-20 、
歼-10B进 行飞行展示 外
还有一款备受 外界瞩目的 运-20运 输机
在本次航展上 进行了"S "型机动、
急上升转弯盘 旋、
小航线快速着 陆灯等飞行 表演
让人直呼过瘾 !唐长红作 为运-20 总设计师
表示:"运- 20是我国 打破200 吨级的第一 架飞机
是中国空军未 来主战装备 之一
中国的'大飞 机梦'也由 此起航。
" 从几十 吨的小型飞 机
再到200吨 级的大飞机
可想而知
研发系数难度 有多大。
六大项关键技 术、
两大难点项目 以及四百多 道技术难关
这不仅是对中 国航空人和 工业体系的 巨大挑战
也是对中国实 现"大飞机 梦"的巨大 挑战。
但此项目 在2007 年悄然启动 后
2013年1 月完成首飞
2014年在 中国航展上 第一次公开 亮相
2016年7 月正式列装
这一中国速度 不禁令外界 刮目相看
不但改写了外 界对我国航 空工业的刻 板印象
更让我国空军 的战略投送 能力成为关 注的焦点。
我国专家表示 :"运-2 0的出现
让我国成为世 界上第四个 拥有大型运 输机的国家
对我国来说是 一项意义非 凡的壮举。
" 运 -20运输 机 都知 道
由于运-20 拥有一个胖 乎乎的身体
因此大家都亲 切称它为" 胖妞"
它自诞生之日 起就注定是 不平凡的。
运-20是由 沈飞、
哈飞、
成飞、
西飞等多家有 名的中国航 空工业制造 商共同配合 下完成的
突破3项关键 技术、
制造6万多件 零件
无疑让运-2 0成为战略 运输机的" 精英"代表 。
可以说
运-20身上 融合了多种 多样的新理 念和新技术
它采用了超临 界机翼
不仅可以加快 飞行速度
还可以大量的 节省燃油。
同时
由于他巨大的 运载能力
一次性可以将 50吨或者 60吨以上 的货物投送 到世界上任 何一个地方 。
因此
我国专家还表 示:"运- 20是中国 大飞机的新 高度
这不仅只是一 个机型的成 功
更加代表着一 种能力
中华民族的能 力。
" 运 -20运输 机 与此 同时
运-20的出 现也引来了 众多外国网 友的围观
纷纷对此做出 评价。
有一位美国网 友表示不屑 :"这是抄 袭了C-1 7运输机吧
两者在外形上 有点相似。
"这句话瞬间 遭到了其他 人的反驳: "纯属嫉妒
就因为运-2 0也有机翼 和轮子
你就说是抄袭
简直滑稽
况且运-20 是一款相当 特殊的运输 机
可不是C-1 7运输机可 以比的。
" 也有印 度网友表示 :"我十分 欣赏中国为 这些目标所 做的努力
况且中国也有 这样的能力
反观印度
我们也努力研 发技术
最后却一事无 成
真是可笑。
"总的来说
运-20是凝 聚着我国航 空人的心血 和汗水
要说是抄袭
先让他们做到 中国的这些 成就再说其 他的吧!( 秦龙)近一 周廣大軍迷 們應該都處 在被珠海航 展刷屏的狀 態
一方面這確實 是我國乃至 世界軍工的 一場盛會
另一方面則是 因為我們的 戰機等裝備 實在太過驚 艷
頗有一種「不 鳴則已一鳴 驚人」的味 道
尤其是十五分 鐘里三度展 示眼鏡蛇機 動的殲10 B
讓很多為我們 國產航發擔 憂的軍迷長 舒了一口氣
大家也對我們 自己的航空 工業有了更 強的信心。
而航展 除了這些被 大肆報道的 明星裝備
一些不易被人 們注意到的 角落展位
其實也很有可 能會臥虎藏 龍地展出一 些關鍵設備
例如上屆(十 一屆)航展 中亮相的國 產先進戰機 航電概念座 艙
後來經確認是 我們殲31 鷂鷹的
本屆航展也不 負眾望
驚現了一款神 秘戰機座艙 模擬系統
並且從該模擬 系統中
我們發現了一 款全新戰機 模型
高度信息化的 座艙系統和 未曾見過的 戰艦型號
不得不讓人產 生聯想。
從座艙 局部照片來 看
這款戰機信息 化程度很高
極具科幻感
而根據其中隱 藏的戰機外 形的模擬圖 來看
它是一款機身 機翼都非常 寬的鴨式布 局飛機
鴨翼面積大
且兩台發動機 間距離較大
發動機艙上有 兩個小型垂 直尾翼
這些特徵說明 它並不是一 款追求高機 動性的戰機
結合這些外部 特點以及彈 艙武器配置
可以作出推論 :它或許是 一款全新的 戰鬥轟炸機 或者隱身轟 炸機。
這不禁 讓人聯想到 大家夢寐以 求的戰略轟 炸機
那它會是轟2 0嗎?根據 相關信息來 看
這個可能性並 不大
先不說大家普 遍認同的飛 翼布局
目前連鴨翼布 局的轟炸機 都找不著更 別說戰略轟 炸機了
並且鴨翼與追 求隱身性能 的轟20是 極為不搭的
因此這款神秘 機型如果真 的是一款新 型轟炸機
不管隱身性能 如何它都已 經創下了紀 錄;當然也 有人反駁稱
缺乏飛翼布局 研究經驗的 我國
存在使用掌握 得更好的鴨 式布局的可 能性。
還有人表示這 一模型很可 能根本不是 模擬座艙
而是無人機的 地面控制台 。
眾說紛紜之中
你們對此怎麼 看?在不久 前閉幕的珠 海航展上
轟-6K轟炸 機再度亮相
依然吸引了不 少目光。
此次展出中
轟-6K掛載 了2枚長劍 -20戰略 巡航飛彈、
2枚鷹擊-6 3B飛彈及 其配套數據 鏈吊艙
體現了其戰略 、
戰術打擊兩相 宜的特點。
其中
鷹擊-63B 飛彈和配套 數據鏈吊艙 的組合
通過雙向無線 數據鏈將飛 彈導引頭獲 得的影像傳 回轟炸機並 接受操控員 的遙控命令
可以達到很高 的打擊精度
也就是大家常 說的直接「 砸窗戶」打 擊對手。
但實事求是的 說
轟炸機使用這 種武器搭配 的其實並不 算多
這是為何呢? 今天
北國防務就來 說說這事。
轟-6 K抵達珠海 參加航展畫 面
其攜帶的鷹擊 -63B飛 彈(紅箭頭 )和數據鏈 吊艙(藍箭 頭)首度對 公眾展示( 攝影
eos5) 轟-6K +鷹擊-6 3飛彈的搭 配
很容易讓人聯 想到美國空 軍在上世紀 90年代也 曾在B-5 2轟炸機上 掛載以色列 研發的 「 突眼」飛彈 。
當時
冷戰結束後區 域衝突烽火 四起
美國戰略指揮 部的眾多轟 炸機卻只能 跟越戰一樣 以無制導炸 彈進行地毯 式轟炸。
雖然破壞效果 非常震撼
但卻極易傷及 無辜
也容易招致地 對空飛彈的 攻擊
因此美國空軍 開始為B- 52與其他 轟炸機整合 精確制導的 傳統武器
其中就包括了 「突眼」 。
一開始 「突眼」是 與載荷較小 的B-52 G整合
但因為G型提 早退役的緣 故
改整合到B- 52H。
「突眼」的 好處是射程 達75千米
足以讓B-5 2遠離中程 防空武器; 其成本又比 巡航飛彈低 廉許多
可與傳統彈頭 版AGM- 86C形成 「高-低 搭配」。
其彈頭重達3 40千克
在美國飛彈中 算是比較大 的
藉由光電制導 可精確攻擊 高價值目標 而產生相當 大的破壞力 。
由於 「突眼」飛 彈的彈翼相 當大
不能塞入B- 52彈艙
只能外掛於翼 下掛架。
每邊理論上可 以縱列方式 掛載2枚飛 彈
但右翼後方改 掛了無線數 據鏈吊艙作 為末段制導 之用 前 蘇聯在冷戰 早年也以P -15「冥 河」飛彈( 北約代號S S-N-2
也就是鷹擊- 6型參考的 範本)為圖 -16轟炸 機發展了K SR-2空 射反艦飛彈 。
這種飛彈雖然 與P-15 飛彈一樣使 用主動雷達 制導
但當心飛彈發 射後偏離目 標太遠
因此在發射後 需用載機上 的大型雷達 進行乘波制 導:載機發 射雷達波照 射目標
飛彈自動維持 在波束中飛 行。
不過這種方式 在遠距離的 精確度不高
且容易相互干 擾
限制了局部戰 區可容納的 轟炸機與飛 彈。
因此
後期發展的K SR-5與 Kh-22 M飛彈一方 面利用超音 速飛行來縮 短飛抵目標 區的時間與 誤差
另一方面則改 用數字數據 鏈將雷達圖 傳回給載機 操控員
使後者可以精 確地從艦群 中挑選出首 要目標。
蘇聯的 K-10/ AS-2超 音速飛彈在 發射後需要 載機雷達照 射目標
但載機改用較 大的YeN 雷達
使天線可以轉 向60度
載機就能以類 似戰機超視 距空戰的F -Pole 動作大角度 轉向離開並 維持照明 雖然無線 數據鏈+光 電制導是在 遠距離進行 精確打擊的 成熟作法
但有兩個缺點 :第一個問 題是載機不 能 「發射 後不管」
需要在發射後 保持位置以 維持數據鏈 通訊的順暢 。
藉由在數據鏈 前後兩端都 裝天線
讓載機調頭後 仍維持通信 可以解決這 個問題
但仍然會遇到 第二個問題 :無線數據 鏈不能跨越 地平線。
由於B -1B轟炸 機不能發射 AGM-8 6巡航飛彈
因此成了JA SSM飛彈 的主要客戶 。
美國已為其整 合了JAS SM衍生的 LRASM 反艦版
並將要發展射 程長達19 00km的 JASSM -XR超遠 程版。
圖中可看到J ASSM彈 尖的紅外成 像導引頭 這個問題 除了讓最大 通信距離無 法超過40 0千米外
也迫使載機需 保持高空飛 行
很容易被S- 400或「 標準」-6 型這類超遠 程飛彈所獵 殺。
這兩個問題使 得 「突眼 」飛彈已從 美國轟炸機 的武器清單 中淡出
改用更先進的 「聯合防區 外空地飛彈 」(JAS SM)飛彈 。
這種飛彈一方 面利用噴氣 式發動機達 到數百公里 以上的超越 地平線射程
另一方面其導 引頭具有自 動目標辨別 能力
在末段彈道可 利用紅外成 像判定目標 物與最佳撞 擊點來進行 攻擊
因此它保持了 光電制導的 精確度
又不需付出數 據鏈綁住載 機的代價
達到 「發射 後不管」的 目的。
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Jason Mantzoukas Always Gets Typecast as a Homeless Person - Duration: 6:13.
-Our next guest is a very funny actor and comedian you know
from such shows as "The League," "Brooklyn Nine-Nine,"
and "The Good Place."
He stars in the film "The Long Dumb Road,"
which is in theaters now. Let's take a look.
-What's the matter with you, dude? Come on.
-No, I'm sorry. I just --
-There are cute girls here and they smiled at us.
-I'm sorry. -That's a signal.
-Mm. -You know what? Fine, forget it.
You sit here and mope while I go talk to those girls.
I'm just saying it would be a lot more fun if you were there.
Hey, nice.
-This is so stupid. -I know, right? Let's do it.
-Please welcome back to the show our very good friend
Jason Mantzoukas, everyone.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
♪♪
Hi, buddy!
-Look at this. -Look at this.
Very exciting to have you here. -Thrilled.
-And it was lovely -- Your parents are here.
-Thrilled to be here.
They're back there watching right now.
-That is -- So this is big. -Huge.
-This is big. -Huge.
I am not promoting a children's movie.
-Oh, that's right. -I want to say that right now.
-So you can just go wild.
-I am holding in a [bleep] that is...
[ Laughter ]
...loose and wet.
[ Laughter ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
These guys get it.
I know your audience gets it. [ Laughter ]
I'm gonna take a dump on this chair for you!
[ Laughter and applause ]
-Thank you, buddy. They love you.
-Yeah. Sorry, pal.
-So, "The Long Dumb Road." -Yeah.
-You play a drifter who gets picked up by --
-If you can believe it. -Yeah.
-I play a drifter.
-We've talked about how you get typecast
as people that don't have homes.
-Yeah. [ Laughter ]
That is -- somehow I've fallen into a real niche...
[ Laughter ] ...as an actor, you know?
And people look at it me and they don't see romantic lead.
They don't say, "There's a hunky guy."
They say, like, "Ooh, I bet that guy is like a junkie
who, like, threatens people but also has a sweet side."
-Yeah. Well, we saw the sweet side there.
-Yeah. -That clip was good.
-Spoiler alert for the movie.
It does not go well with the girls.
[ Laughter ]
-Oh, that's -- that's fair.
-That's fair.
My guy, if you can believe it, doesn't play it right.
[ Laughter ]
-It's a road trip movie. -Yeah.
-Are you -- are you, Jason Mantzoukas --
Is he fun on road trips?
-I -- I'd love to speak about Jason Mantzoukas
in the third person right now. -Please, thank you, yeah.
-I am very fun on a road trip.
But, like, I'm not the kind of fun that you would see this clip
or see this movie or see my characters and be like,
"Oh, I bet, you know, it's, like, strip clubs
and fights and wild times."
I am much more, on a road trip, like --
I want to put the "Harry Potter" audiobooks on tape.
-Yep. -I want to drive all night.
And I want to cry. [ Laughter ]
'Cause that's who I am.
I'm not the creepy guy who's hanging out of a middle school
up against a chain-linked fence going like,
"Hey, you guys want some loose Twix bars?"
[ Laughter ]
I'm the kind of guy that's hanging out
at a chain-linked fence at a middle school and being like,
"Hey, you want to talk about hover charms?"
[ Laughter ]
"You want to talk about Hogwarts headmasters?
I could run the list.
Dippet -- Don't get me started."
[ Light laughter ]
Lots of "Harry Potter" fans in the house.
-Yeah, yeah, yeah. -Oh, I'll sit --
[ Cheers and applause ]
-That was -- I rarely --
I rarely heard someone say, "don't get me started"
with an audience that so didn't want it to get started.
-I know. -Yeah.
-Really didn't. I thought it was gonna go better.
-You do play characters that are not only a little creepy.
You do stunts. You have a lot of --
You've had stuntmen over the years.
-Yes. Here's the thing.
If you can imagine, for some reason,
when people have me on their show or movie,
they want to hurt my character.
[ Laughter ]
They can't, legally.
So they have to hire another man, make him look like me,
and then hurt that man.
[ Laughter ]
These are some of those men.
-These are four different men, right?
-Correct. -Yeah.
That guy, that's pretty close. [ Laughter ]
-Like, is this what I look like?
[ Laughter ]
-No, you look like this.
-That's not what I look like either.
[ Laughter ] What?
-No, you look like that. -What?
This is not at all what I look like.
-No, you look like that.
-This guy -- Come on, this guy's much older.
[ Laughter and applause ]
This guy -- They lit this man on fire.
-They lit him on fire?
-They lit this guy on fire at one point.
-All right, someone that does look like you.
And this is very exciting. -Oh.
-We are fans of a comic book called "Mister Miracle."
-Such big fans. -An incredible book.
-Tom King. Mitch Gerads. Huge fans.
-And it just ended an incredible 12-issue run.
And you -- This is the highest compliment you get.
-The biggest.
-All of a sudden I'm reading the last issue.
And that is -- that is you right there.
-Yeah!
-That is you. That's Paul Scheer.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Yeah.
-That's our friend Paul Scheer.
And how did you -- Did you get a heads-up?
-I got a heads-up because I have a podcast called
"How Did This Get Made?" with Paul and June and myself
and a couple fans in the audience, thank you.
And we talk about bad movies, and it's a very popular podcast.
And what I've found out recently is it's incredibly popular
amongst comic book artists and creators.
And so they're trading all of our little catch phrases
and all this stuff.
I'm wearing a shirt that says "Heynong Man" in the picture,
which is a bit I'd done from a different podcast.
These nerds can't help but put all of us in their stuff.
It is a delight.
-It is a very, very high praise.
-They are [bleep] their pants right now that they --
[ Laughter ]
That we are talking about them on this show.
-Well, by the way, so Mister Miracle,
the character, was on a talk show in issue one.
Tell me what you think about that right there.
-Whoa! -Yeah.
I mean... [ Cheers and applause ]
-Yeah.
-We made it, bro.
-We did it! -We did it!
-We did it! -Jason Mantzoukas, everybody!
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Hi, my name is Alain Lehoux
I have been a paragliding addict for many years
And I am also an instructor.
"Very good, A perfect first curve"
"Now weight shift to neutral position"
"Ok fly straight"
Let's do this one again...
I think it has overheated a bit
That's what adventure in Tajikistan looks like!
Flying in Tajikistan means adventure and commitment.
The mountains are as high as the sky!
To fly in these mountains you need good technical skills
and a strong mind.
Our goal was to stay in the mountains and be 100% autonomous.
We carried food, water, a first aid kit, our gear ...
So, just before takeoff... Just look at all this gear!
A big amount of food, yes.
Fly closer to the mountains! Where are you going?
When we started meeting the locals
I quickly realized that I would have not been able
to communicate with them if I was on my own.
Is this the latest model from Kortel?
Check this out, he's not on a 2-liner
These Dyneema risers are awesome!
But I wouldn't put a swivel here...
What's the aspect ratio?
He is great! I'll take him.
OK you can take him...
But let's see...
for your French friend, we might only have...
Josephine!
Josephine?
Awesome! Thanks a lot!
So Alain... how about Josephine?
For me it was important to explain
what a paraglider is and how it works.
I think we spread the happiness
Just like the locals did by welcoming us with open arms.
This human experience is what I like most about vol biv.
A perfect start! Look at this!
Today it's freaking awesome! I'm at 60 km/h without accelerating.
We'll try to follow this cloud street to the Pamir mountains.
We're at 13,000 ft !!
This one's gonna be bumpy...
Today we stay inside
because outside it's wet and nasty.
We were set on flying
but it looks like we are stuck.
We are trying to have breakfast
in Kamasutra position, because it's raining again.
One minute the sun's out, and the next it rains...
Darling, why do you film absolutely everything?
Morning muesli.
Alain simply films too much
and talks only in French so I'll have to subtitle everything
Оё шумо ин корро мекунед?
подзаголовок на английском языке
用英文字幕
ஆங்கிலத்தில் அதை சுருக்கவும்
I'm learning to survive in a hostile environment
We are preparing breakfast
and outside it's raining again
I agree, it's really important that you film now
instead of getting your shit together and make breakfast.
I have cooked everything, well...
I'll filter the water!
This food is weighing me down!
This is very embarrassing...
I am too heavy to stay up!
I am slightly annoyed...
The Tajiks are extremely kind-hearted and generous
They welcomed us with open arms
in a way that made me think twice about
how we welcome foreigners in Europe.
This country has taught me a thing or two about humility.
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Hello Friend how are you? I'm Svieta. Today you I bring a dish that will fall in love with you.
They are tortillas that are stuffed inside with cheese and they are called khachapuri.
They are typical of Georgian cuisine, from the Caucasus. Friends the Khachapuri are ideal for the
breakfast, for a snack, for food, for dinner, for ... any time of the day.
With a tea or with a coffee they are an authentic delight.
You will see how after trying them they are going to turn into one of your dishes
favorites
They are super soft, incredible.
They are very juicy inside.
And they become very easy.
The first thing we will do is prepare the dough.
In a bowl we put 2 yogurts. Natural yogurts, without flavor.
They are 125 g each.
We add ¼ teaspoon of baking soda Sodium or baking powder or chemical yeast
Royal type.
Cascamos 1 egg.
We remove.
We add ½ teaspoon of salt.
We sieve all-purpose wheat flour. It's the common flour, the normal, the cheapest
from the supermarket.
With the help of a spoon we stir very well.
We add 2 tablespoons of oil.
We remove.
We finished making the ball with the hand.
Cover the container with a piece of plastic and leave the most at rest 20 minutes.
To fill in the khachapuri I will use 250 g of feta cheese and 250 g of gouda cheese.
You can use the cheese that you like most but yes it would be good if you used the cheese
soft paste and hard cheese.
Grate the cheeses.
Shell 1 egg and stir.
We divide the cheese into 4 - 5 equal portions.
Sprinkle the table with flour.
We dump the dough on the table.
And we divide the dough into 5 pieces.
We make balls.
We cover the balls with plastic, to that do not dry out on the outside, and we leave them
at rest for 5 to 10 minutes.
Sprinkle the table with flour.
We take 1 ball.
We put it on the table and stretch it in a circle 10 - 12 cm in diameter.
Put the cheese ball on top of the circle.
And we lock her in the mass.
And now we stretch the ball in tortilla 20 cm in diameter.
First with your hands and then we will help each other with the roller.
And so the tortilla has remained.
Of half a centimeter of thickness.
In the same way we form the remaining tortillas.
At medium heat we put to heat the pan.
My frying pan is 26 cm in diameter.
Once it is hot, we spread the pan with small amount of oil.
And put the omelette in the pan.
After 2 minutes, or when you see that it has golden on the bottom, we turn it over.
And on top we spread it with butter.
When you see that it has gilded down, remove it from the pan.
And we spread it with butter.
In the same way we cook the khachapuri remaining.
MMM…
...I'm sorry, friends! :)
The Khachapuri never fail. It's a dish that everyone likes it Starting from the
smallest of the house and even the most large, older than the house.
Please tell me in the comments if You have liked these tortillas stuffed with
cheese. And, in general, if you like food of the Caucasus.
Subscribe to my channel if you have not already done because it's totally free.
Until next time.
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Hey Dan here and in this video we're going to
cover some realistic financial advice for ENFPs.
Now, if you're new here, my name is Dan and I'm
the creator of ENFP Unleashed and my mission at Dreams
Around The World is to help you create the most
awesome life possible for you and those you love.
Now, financial advisor
is one thing I could do here is go through a
bunch of cliche financial planning rules written
by ISTJs is about how you should save 10 percent
and how you should compound your interest and
always make sure to budget each month 200 and 17
dollars for groceries a hundred and four Our
dollars for whiskey that's not going to happen
now. Maybe if you are in has found a way to make
this work will leave it below in the comments I
wanna hear from you, but what I'm gonna share is
realistic. Financial advice that can actually
help make life a lot easier for us. Peace so
let's start with investing. If you're going to
invest is and invest in yourself, we are likely
to have some financial ups and downs most people
do eat peas or not, whether it from job loss or
divorce or just being idiots with money, but
we have even a little more of this in our in our
lives Careers and that's fine that's what makes
life fun and interesting and why most people
think we're kind of awesome. But it does mean
that there is a chance of losing a big part of
your investments. Now. I'm not saying to never
investor never save money or anything like that
but what I am saying is one of the best
investments you can make is investing in yourself
uh education you know useful education, training
courses mentorship ugh health you know working
out taking care of yourself that way, even things
like memories and trips, like if you take some
money and you travel around the world for a year
and five 10 years from now you're never gonna
look back and be like oh man remember that time I
wasted that money traveling the world and having
an amazing time. I couldn't put that into my my
space stock and I would have had seven dollars
now damn what I miss out on that right. So invest
in yourself that can never be taken away from
you. I would highly highly recommend that, as
well I think investing in ourselves is one of the
best compound interest. If you spend a thousand
dollars today learning to be may be more
productive or better at business or more
efficient or effective or something like that
you're probably gonna earn back Aka thousand
dollars or more every year from now until forever
based on that knowledge and becoming a better
version of yourself. So I just mentioned as we
have these ups and downs kinda happening, steady
source of income can be really nice as and
now I've been an entrepreneur for over a decade
now, I know not. Everyone watching this is but
this is especially important if you're, an
entrepreneur, if you are an employee, you
probably have a steady source of income cuz
that's how employment works do not take this as
me saying
should be employees now How do we do it to
yourself, but this is me saying is that, as an
entrepreneur or freelancer coach someone like
that, looking for income streams within your
business that provide apes teddy consistent
income and you can mix that with kind of bigger
projects and bigger things. You do so give you an
example just out of my own business is there some
things. I do like having an event that is a one
-time source of income. I will host an event.
People will come to it and that is money. I earn
one time that is a really fun part of my
business. I love hosting events. I love meeting
new people and I love the challenge of figuring.
It all out and everything like If I only did
event my income would be like oh event, oh, God
oh, God no money yoga event and it wouldn't be
great also gonna be great. Cuz I've been really
stressed and worried about the income from the
event rather than worried about having an awesome
event, but I have other parts of my business. I
have books I've written which provide pretty much
like every month. I'm like there will be this
amount of money plus or minus a few dollars
landing on my Bank account is just how it has
been for years. I have on going coaching clients
that we have a relationship where every month
their pain is certain Mount and we work together,
one on one and that is the consistent income part
of my business and I found that in general for
the personality type this works really well,
because we can work hard and put all that energy
into creating something like writing a book. But
then, rather than getting, like 10000 dollars
right away from riding in the book. We might get
500 dollars every month from sales or 200 dollars
whatever it happens to be for your book um and
that is eight Better way to be paid because if
we're burning all the money up front like let's
say, when I was a freelance writer, if someone
hired me to write a book, I might charge them.
Five thousand dollars and I get that money.
Upfront to be like yeah we're going to party and
then like a few months later, like a okay gotta
write another book for someone else because I
have no money and that's often how people get
stuck in the cycle of like jobs, they don't like
her working for people. They don't like, is doing
Or over spending when they have the money rather
than saving and that kind of thing so with
writing, a book for myself. It is the difference
between that and ghost writing is ghostwriting. I
get all the money up front writing. It for
myself, let's say. I got 200 dollars a month from
it over two years. I'm getting roughly the
five thousand back and then every month I keep
getting 200 that works a little better. I think,
and in joy, it more because you have the
consistent income every month and it's a little
more predictable, which allows you to plan it
allows you like I can take a month off now and a
lot of my Um basically stays the same and that
has worked really well. This isn't quite contrast
to when I was freelance copy writing and during
that time I had actually so I had two types of
faces when I was feeling to copy ready. I had a
phase where I was just doing one off client
project and I might have a 10000 dollar project
and that was Super cool. It was like great look
at all this money, but then I'd have to work on
that project and I wouldn't have new clients for
a few months and you know you can have a dip and
then I had other times where I had retainers
where clients will pay me 20 500 dollars a month
and it's just you got that money. You did some
work for us and that So as you might expect
always preferable as well, so when you can look
for opportunities to have the consistent monthly
income with clients or with products, you create
or services. You offer and it might seem obvious.
But it's really not and it's just a different way
of thinking about setting up your services. How
you market yourself and that kind of thing even
if it's the choice is like five thousand dollars
now or five thousand dollars spread out over the
year in general, assuming you know that the
client will pay you and there's, not credit
issues or something I would always take it spread
Because psychologically that's going to be alot
better for you and encourage you to up your game
and earn more money to add to that monthly
income. So that is my realistic financial advice
for he's just based on my own experiences as well
as a bit of the coaching I've done with
you. If you haven't yet subscribed to the
channel, do it this is like
heaven, on how our you're not subscribed already
seriously click the subscribe button and the
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Another day, another Arsenal transfer rumour. This time involving midfielder Mohamed Elneny
The Egypt international has been at the Emirates Stadium since the 2016 January transfer window but is yet to really establish himself as a first-team regular
He's made 76 appearances across all competitions thus far, scoring two goals and weighed in with a total of seven assists
Despite signing a new deal at the club in March as well as being given the No.4 shirt for the new season, Elneny has slipped down the pecking order following the arrivals of Lucas Torreira and Matteo Guendouzi
Yet to feature in the Premier League at all this season, Elneny's four appearances so far this term have come in the Europa League (3) and the Carabao Cup (1) meaning an exit is looking all the more likely
According to reports , the Gunners are looking to offload the 26-year-old in the new year and Leicester City could reignite their interest in the midfielder after expressing an interest in his services last summer
The report also states that Arsenal head coach Unai Emery is hoping to raise £15m from the sale of Elneny and then use the funds to help activate the £17
8m release clause in Pablo Fornals' contract at Villarreal. A player who has been linked with a switch to north London in the past whilst still at Malaga, the Spaniard moved to the Estadio de la Ceramica in 2017 and made the headlines this season with a stunning 40-yard volley against Athletic Bilbao
This rumour has sparked a massive reaction amongst supporters on social media. Take a look at the best responses on Twitter
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What Ramos said about Ozil when he left Real Madrid for Arsenal - Duration: 2:06.
Back in 2013 Mesut Ozil said goodbye to Real Madrid and embarked on a new challenge in north London with Arsenal
The German had grown fearful of losing his place in the Los Blancos first team following the arrival of Luka Modric from Tottenham and wanted reassurances from above
When he felt that these reassurances weren't forthcoming he jumped before he was pushed, linking up with Arsene Wenger at the Emirates
Cristiano Ronaldo was vocal about Real Madrid's decision to part company with Ozil, telling the press: "The sale of Ozil is very bad news for me
He was the player who best knew my moves in front of goal. I'm angry about Ozil leaving
" But the Portuguese wasn't the only Los Blancos star disappointed with the 2013 deal
Sergio Ramos also had something to say about the transfer he wished never happened
"He is a team-mate and a friend; he's different. Mesut is a different kind of player," said Ramos, speaking five years ago
"If it were up to me, he would be one of the last ones to go. But Ozil and the club have made the decision and I can only wish him the best
"I got on really well with him. He is a unique player and it makes me sad. These are personal matters and he is free to choose what he wants
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November 20, 2018 | Tuesdays With Terry | Orphan's Promise - Duration: 2:41.
Hi everybody welcome to Tuesday with Terry it's great to be with you today.
I'm just thinking today of how we talk a lot about poverty, but you know where
poverty exists, usually there are a lot of other negative things existing also.
One of the things is violence and that's what happened to a little boy named Omolemo
that's in South Africa. And when children see things like this, trauma is
created in them. And yet, what we find is when opportunity is presented to them,
when they're allowed to dream again, when they're allowed to grow and to create,
there is a whole new future that opens up and it overcomes the negativity of
the trauma they've experienced. I'd like you to watch his story... "Like many boys
his age, seven year-old Omolemo loves to play outside, but one day he witnessed
something terrible. "I was playing and I saw two men chasing someone with a knife.
I heard one of them say to the man, 'I am going to get you! They grabbed him and
beat him and stabbed him in the back of the head.' I was so scared." Omolemo ran away.
While an ambulance came to take the man to the hospital,
Omolemo hid inside his house waiting for his mom to come home from work.
"After that, I didn't want to go out riding alone at night. I couldn't sleep,
I thought someone would try to kill me too. Omolemo was invited to attend
Day Spring Children's Village, which is supported by Orphan's Promise. He made so
many friends here. He's no longer afraid to play outside. "I like playing with the
other children. I feel safe and happy. I sleep so well during nap time and I'm
not scared anymore because I learned that no matter what happens God is
merciful." Omelemo gets good meals and also
attends school here. "It makes me happy to see my teachers.
I loved them and I know they love me. They teach me about Jesus and I
know he loves me to.o I thank God for the family he gave me, food, warm food on a
regular basis, education, a safe place to be it's all changed this little boy's
life and thousands like him where you are making a difference because of your
kindness and generosity. I just want to say thank you for seeing the need, thank
you for doing something about it. God bless you!
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Katy Perry American Singer Songwriter's Luxurious Lifestyle
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Where do I start to build a podcast? 001 PODCAST PRODUCERS PODCAST with Neil Mossey - Duration: 10:10.
Hello, I'm Neil Mossey, welcome to the Happy Hut and thank you for clicking on this.
Welcome to the very first episode of the podcast producers podcast.
I feel like this should be music playing at the moment or something...
That will come in time with other episodes but this is the first one and I am very
excited. And by excited I mean I'm terrified. I've got this going out on YouTube, on my
YouTube channel... Hello YouTube, if you're watching there.
And if you're listening on the audio podcast there's a link in the description to where
the YouTube videos are. And if you're watching on YouTube there's
a link in the description for where the audio podcast is and where the website is.
So really pleased that you're here. If you're watching on YouTube at this point I'm probably
going to stop looking at the camera now just so I can give my all to this as an audio podcast,
but you're in good hands. I've actually already recorded the first episode
but I wanted to record and upload this thing first. I wanted to record an introduction
partly to test to make sure that everything works but mostly I just wanted to get an episode
in the can and online to get the Podcast Producers Podcast going.
My background is in TV, radio and online production. Well, the things I've produced and written
- maybe there's one or two of them that you might have heard of if you are in the UK but
it's a lot of stuff - I've recently made a couple of podcasts and
one of them has turned out wonderfully. I'm really really proud of it. It's... it's
a closed series - it's just a small number of episodes. I'm really pleased with how that's
come out. But the other podcast is an open and ongoing
series. And I've hit this complete wall with it.
I can only describe it as a podcast wall. I can't get past it, so I've started reaching
out to people I know who've been making podcasts and what's been really comforting
is that the people I've been talking to - it looks like they have a podcast producers wall
as well they have obstacles that they've had to get around and they're actually grappling
with different problems that I haven't even thought of yet.
Yesterday I went to have a chat with one my really closest longtime friend Stuart and
he is involved in a podcast that has recently been released. We were talking about some
of the things that's come up, and how he's actually got this podcast made and we were
talking for for a while and we're going so deep into talking about podcasts and and how
he make them that I asked him if I could record the conversation.
I got my phone out and put it on the table - it's in a coffee shop - busy coffee shop
- I'm just recording it on my phone with no microphone and I'd never do that.
I'd never set out to record a podcast just on my phone with no microphone in a busy coffee
shop, on a table, and uh but we kept talking for an hour we didn't stop talking. And it
was a really good chat and I want to share that chat, so I'm going to release that as
the first interview episode. It will be the next episode because I want to share this
complete journey with you and I'm going to do that by making it better as I go along.
I am going to try and video them too so that you'll be able to see... you'll be able to
see the environment that I'm recording in. You might see some of the equipment or some
of the other things that we'll see. I'm not sure if that's a good idea. I'd like
to put all of the podcasts on YouTube anyway in audio form. I'm not sure if it's a good
idea having the camera because what I like about podcast is the intimacy and I'm worried
that the that the camera is going to get in the way of that - but it's just an experiment
so we'll see we'll see how that goes. I think my biggest fear is that this is a
podcast about podcasts and I'm worried that it comes off the eye that the best idea I
could come up with for a podcast is a podcast about podcast. It feels really route one but
it absolutely comes from a genuine place. I do really want to share the process and
share other podcast producers talking about the process in real time.
When I got home yesterday I sat down and I wrote down what I want the podcast producer
podcast to be, and it came out like this: I want it to be prolific
I want to meet with as many podcast producers as possible
I want to publish as much material as possible and wherever possible I want to
make this podcast for free I want to see if it's possible to start making
a podcast with no money or as little money as possible.
I mean, I know I've got the camera, and I've got a microphone.
I'm doing that because I don't have a a good audio recording device so even using the camera
for me was my little workaround for making a podcast.
I want to do this in a way where anyone can use what they've got to hand to put their
podcast idea online. Podcast producers are - I think - are anyone
involved in making a podcast even if you're just thinking about doing it, if you're listening
to this you're a podcast producer - whether or not you've actually got a podcast yet.
You're a podcast producer. I'm hoping that if I can keep this going long
enough that anyone will be able to share their ideas or to share tips or to put questions
that other people - other podcast producers are facing - and that will all help each other
out. I want to talk to as many people who have
a podcast going to help them find a new audience for their podcasts and finally I really want
to try and get as many people as possible to make their own podcast and if I could just
stumble through this process and share everything with you I'm hoping that you'll see that you'll
be able to do this. There's so much - as you know - because you've
looked this up there's so much that you need to get together and any one person will have
certain skills you might be good at talking to people or booking guests or you might be
good at operating the audio equipment or you might be really good on the computer.
So you might be really good at editing the audio and putting it on a website.
You might be really good at social media, so you might be really good promoting
your podcast. But there are so many aspects just to get this thing out of your head and
online as a completed podcast stream... I think there are very few people who can
do all of that and I think that between us between however many people watching this
- I think nobody's listening to this podcast - I think no one will listen to this episode.
That's what's getting me through actually recording it and uploading it - but if
anyone is going to listen to it they're going to have different skill sets and they're
gonna have different ideas and they're going to have different experiences and
I think the more that we can share those the better.
So that's it - thanks so much for joining me for the very first podcast producers podcast,
with Neil Mossey episode 001 "Where do I start to build a podcast?"
If you've got this far - if you have listened - I don't believe anyone is but if you have
listened to this I would love it if you were able to say hi to me.
There's ways to contact me in the show notes on the audio podcast and on the YouTube video.
I've put all my contact details in the description but you can also leave a comment or give me
a thumbs up. Also I'm taking a guess that you listen to
loads of podcasts so you know the importance of subscribers. So if this is a journey that
you might want to come with me on - if it's a journey that you want to share with me - it'd
be lovely to see you there as a subscriber but anyway I hope this helps.
It feels presumptuous of me to ask you if you've got any questions but if you have got
any questions I'd love to hear them and let's do this!
Podcast Producers Podcast. Hello, please help my daddy get 1000 subscribers,
just click on his face thanks bye!
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