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Куклы ЛОЛ 3 серия и Питомцы лол 2 волна подарили ПОДАРОК подружке Видео для детей | TOYS AND DOLLS - Duration: 6:52.
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Trek Slash Review - Duration: 7:28.
*if you watched my Trek Remedy review, you might think you already know how I feel about
Trek bikes But I wanted to compare the Remedy against
the Slash.
BOTH are Trek's 6" travel, Enduro/All-mountain bikes that are REALLY close in Geometry…
but the Slash has BIG wheels on it's side...
And Dang Gina!
This is a Monster truck of a bike!
29" in wheels to roll over just about anything When I say it was a monster truck… it pretty
much felt like a monster truck!… it wanted speed, and it begged me to pick bad lines…
or to NOT pick any lines at all!..
It just takes you for a ride!.... which could be a good or bad thing..
I definitely enjoy that feeling for what it is… with the bike doing all the work.. and
taking me for a ride…
I still prefer something a bit more nimble Where I feel like I'M THE ONE in control,
but have to work a little bit harder…
Now – if I was racing enduro… and all that mattered was the clock..
I could enjoy something like the slash ALL DAY.
But… with the huge wheels… long legs….
No matter how low the bottom bracket is (352mm height)… or how sagged in I got… there
was STILL kind of a feeling of riding *on top* of the bike.. instead of really inside
it… which kind of added to the experience of the bike doing all the work and taking
ME for a ride…
An aggressive 65.6 degree headtube angle felt just right for me… and if you want to party
even more, you can easily flip the mino link chips and get it down by half a degree…
But for climbing.. it can get down to business with a 74.1 degree seattube angle….
Which I was expecting it to feel about the same as the efficient Remedy… but..
I felt like… after getting over the initial acceleration, it climbed better than the Remedy.
Handling technical climbs just as well.
The reach on this 17.5" frame… measures at 431mm…
And The Chainstays measure at 433mm… which, are the SAME length as the 27.5 remedy…
which is nice!
It's still stable, but they kept 'em short enough, for a 29er, to give it SOME agility…
or at least as much as you can get out of a 6" travel 29er… haha
Now, Just like the Remedy, the Slash sports the super stiff front end with the Straight
shot downtube and knock block headset technology…Which IS noticeably stiffer… but I could go either
way on it...
It also has the Active Braking Pivot suspension design to keep your butt comfy through the
chunder… even while on the brakes!... which, I prefer to more conventional single pivot
designs, where Brake Jack is really noticeable…
But it DOESN'T have the Full Floater design… the bottom of the shock is fixed to the frame.
*now Trek says that they initially designed FULL FLOATER before all these new shocks came
out with more volume in the negative air chamber, to help them break off the top more smoothly
… so for their full Enduro 29er, they decided to utilize new amazing shocks and skip out
on full floater to create a beefier frame design for more stiffness in the rear…
*Now… this IS a $5500 bike.. and they only make carbon options… the other one is $4500…
WHEW!
If you want an alloy option 29er from Trek, You've gotta go with the Fuel Ex…
Going down to 130mm of travel…
Which I thought it was a great bike… but It would've been nice to see a BIG brand
offer more options, especially in their aggressive enduro 29er slash bike…
And Trek, being one of the big 3…
Trek, Specialized, and Giant… uses a lot of in-house bits to give better value…
BUT - I think in comparison, trek falls a bit short on value at the $5500 mark…
YES – everything is top notch… but at this price, with Specialized and Giant, you
get in-house carbon wheels… which is a MAJOR upgrade in my opinion…
Also…
You all know that I'm a shorty… with a 27" inseam…
I had problems with saddle height and seatpost insertion on the Trek Remedy because of their
kink…
So I sized down from 18.5 to 17.5 to see if I could fit a longer dropper post… but NO!..
The ACTUAL Seat angle on the slash (64.5) is slacker than on the remedy (67.7)!
Trying to keep the Same "EFFECTIVE" Seattube Angle at 74.1, just caused the Kink to be
MORE ABRUPT!
Again..
I'm stuck with a 125mm dropper MAX… and for a bike that's meant to be an enduro
race bike.. you would THINK that they would allow for really long dropper insertion…
and do something about that kinking kink!
And onto the dropper post itself… the Bontrager Dropline has really good intentions with the
shifter style remote lever…
But it got REALLY sticky on me and it wouldn't keep the seat down… which I've heard has
happened to multiple people with these same posts…
AND.. because the ACTUAL seattube angle AFTER the kink is REALLY slack (at 64.8 degrees)…
when you want to push the dropper down, you have to sit on it at just the right angle,
or else the post kinda binds up…
And as far as spec goes…with X1…
Sram is great for going!.. but NOT for stopping!
... I know this is a big heated argument… but sram guide brakes just aren't for me!....
And ….Maybe I'm just ruined for all other tires after sporting Maxxis Minions for a
year… but sheesh!
The Bontrager se4 tires were NOT my cup of tea… for my style of riding.. yes that's
an easy change.. and tires are all relative to the rider and terrain… but I would expect
a more aggressive tire spec on the Slash… if they HAVE to stick with Bontrager… maybe
they should spec the SE5 or G4…
*(WHICH ARE PRETTY MUCH JUST TRYING TO BE MINIONS!)
OK… despite that rant…
I actually really liked riding the Slash for a week!... it was a really efficient climber
for how dang well it went downhill… and it felt really balanced…
Now, Which one did I like better?
The Trek Remedy?
Or the Trek Slash?....
Well….
I NORMALLY lean towards 27.5 bikes….
But if I had to pick between the two right now, and I didn't have short leg problems…..
it would probably be the Slash… despite having the same amount of travel.. it felt
way more composed!
I didn't love it, or hate it….
But it's bike likes The Slash… that REALLY make me want to have a long travel 29er in
the bike stable to mix things up and have a blast!....
Thanks for watching my review of the Trek Slash… but I would Highly suggest trying
out the Slash for yourself and making your own opinions… now, in the meantime.. get
out there – Ride more!
And Crash Less!
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Phán Xét - Rhymastic ( Video Lyric ) - Duration: 4:35.
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HOPE WORLD's - "Base Line" (Dance Video) | ENG SUB| *HIXTAPE* - Duration: 1:03.
the base line of my music, the base line of my music
the base line of my music, the base line of my music
the base line in my life, the base line of my success
base line from now it's base time
the difference in base you feel, when you see my base line
you're in my world, the essence is always awakened
why do you put in hatred, I don't need your hate code
they say, base on a grade without basis
I spit it out to them hope world, base line
street dance 10 years
rap that's shaped through the rhythm of my body now a name tag
top class but my life plan still boils my blood
I'm earnest my music's dream still remains, so
I work hard, every day gratitude for my work is my base
I'll eat them all up with my spoon An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, I have no worries
base line, the source of my result hope world will now flip over all worlds
I debuted because I worked harder than anyone, I slept less and did more, for myself
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ABC Song | Song for Babies | Nursery Rhymes for Children by Little Treehouse - Duration: 1:03:38.
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How to increase serotonin for a better life!|No Depression - Duration: 2:31.
how to increase serotonin level serotonin is a neurotransmitter derived
from tryptophan which is involved in sleep depression memory and other
neurological processes on increasing serotonin level you will actually reduce
your depression and stress level in simple words you will be happy so let us
come to the tips tip number one eat foods which are rich in tryptophan some
of the best foods to eat include lean meat, eggs and dairy products tip number
two increase eating a diet reaching vitamin B consult a doctor on this issue
usually most people benefits from a dose of about 50 100 milligram per day eat
foods like spinach turnip greens fishes like tuna cod and salmon tip number 3
get a massage having massage increases serotonin level
by 30% reduction in cortisol tip number 4 have a sun bath but whenever you are
outside in sunlight you kick-start your brain serotonin production tip number 5
eliminate high sugar rich food from your diet tip number 6 find ways to be more
positive figure out what makes you feel good about yourself and the world around
you and do more of that tip number 7 serotonin increases in
response to any form of meditation that raises 5 hydroxy indole acetic acid an
acid that the brain needs when making serotonin tip number 8 exercise every
day because anything that gets your heart pumping can elevate your serotonin
level tip number 9 eat more vitamin C rich food because vitamin C has
antidepressant properties so these are the steps to increase serotonin level so
thanks for watching goodbye
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Taken - Santana Plays God (Episode Highlight) - Duration: 2:28.
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This is how Javi Martínez & Juan Bernat learn German 🇩🇪 | Inside FC Bayern - Duration: 19:54.
German lessons are becoming ever more important at FC Bayern Munich.
It's a compulsory subject for foreign players at the club.
How do lessons work at Säbener Straße?
What do the players think of them?
We take a look at how the Bayern players
are swotting up on their German.
'sich beeilen' means to rush.
Hurry up.
Come on!
A normal day of training at Säbener Straße.
Spaniard Javi Martinez is talking shop with assistant coach Peter Hermann.
Colombian James Rodriguez is chatting with German Jerome Boateng.
Head coach Jupp Heynckes explains the next drills – of course in German.
FC Bayern is an internationally successful team.
A global club whose foreign players play their part in the success.
Players from around the world come to Munich to play for Bayern.
Jupp Heynckes has also worked abroad as a coach and had success
winning the Champions League with Real Madrid.
He knows that a common language is the foundation of any successful team.
"I know from experience that things get a lot easier when you can master the local language to some degree.
Communication is important for players and coaches.
It helps you integrate faster."
That's why German is the working language at the record German champions.
Not just on the pitch but also off it.
That's how the players get accustomed to the German language even quicker.
Team manager Kathleen Krüger has been with the first team since 2009
and organises everything to do with the team.
The 32-year-old of course speaks German with players, but not only that:
"Probably 90-95 per cent of all information we give out is in German.
We basically force the players to learn the language.
We deliberately don't give out travel plans, training schedules or content in English
because the first rule is to speak German.
The players recognise that it's necessary to learn German.
It's only to help their integration into the team and communication on the pitch.
The players understand that."
However, German is anything but easy to learn.
To assist the players, a teacher now comes to Säbener Straße
to work with the team.
That wasn't the case four years ago.
"Back then we worked with a language school in Munich,
but we needed greater flexibility.
Our schedule here meant it was vital we have a teacher who's available at any time."
The players have a full schedule.
Midweek fixtures, training, appointments with the physio, press conferences and numerous marketing events.
It's all part of the daily life of a professional footballer.
It means they need to find time for those important German lessons.
That means proximity is essential for the students.
"It's good to have Max here.
We can come to him straight after training and have a German lesson.
It's easier for us.
It's always great fun with Max, which is important.
Sometimes he's a bit peeved, talks loudly and we're afraid,
but that's okay."
Max is the German teacher for Javi & Co. – but he's by no means your typical teacher.
The 38-year-old was born in Stuttgart and studied literature and teaching German as a foreign language,
among other things.
He moved to Munich with his wife and ended up at a language school in the city.
"At some point I decided I didn't want to be at a normal school, so I chose this path
because it was simply more fun to work with people from other cultures
and speak other languages.
But it also brings those people closer to German culture and the language.
And with that attitude he has taken charge of language lessons for Bayern's players.
He hasn't just done that very well but has also done something different.
"I buy myself a watch.
That is our object."
"But I can also buy myself, right?
Like in FIFA."
"Yes, that works as well."
"I'll buy you, too."
Things worked out between Max, the players and the coaches.
The teacher received an offer from the German champions and could never turn it down.
Since then he's taken care of the Bayern players in need.
"What I liked from the start about Max was how professional he was
in this unique setting.
He was never overly excited to be working with these global stars.
That was striking for me.
It's not easy to find someone who's as good and professional in such circumstances.
That was the critical point.
I felt straight away that the players had great trust in Max."
Trust – the most important foundation.
Especially when you're working with footballers who're constantly in the spotlight.
Players who came to Germany to play football and win trophies.
For that reason, Max had to adapt his lessons straight away from those he gave at the language school or university.
"At the start I always try to be warm towards them, let them introduce themselves
and ask questions.
A really relaxed manner.
There's no grammar in the first lesson.
And it's always in their mother tongue – if I speak it.
Otherwise in English.
Then we slowly get into the material.
That starts with the classic 'I am. You are. He is',
how to introduce yourself, how to say, 'I'm good', how to ask 'How are you?',
then we move on to numbers, the alphabet, stress of German words and pronunciation.
Once we're over the initial hurdles, we move onto football vocabulary such as
'changing room', 'training pitch' and 'training ground'."
New signings moving to Germany for the first time immediately receive special assistance.
"I've created a list of football-specific vocabulary in Spanish, French and Portuguese
that the lads receive on their first day.
Then I say they should swot up with the permission of the coach and the team
so they can at least partially follow the team talks,
understand instructions in training or the match analysis as quickly as possible."
"Of course it's advantageous to be able to communicate with the team.
For example, when going through analysis of the opposition.
The players should be able to understand there what you're telling the team.
The players should be able to understand there what you're telling the team.
Javi Martinez can do that without his list.
The Spaniard has been in Munich since 2012 and played over 100 games for Bayern.
"He's been here the longest of all.
What he says isn't always in the right order,
but he speaks fluently, trusts himself, doesn't hesitate and does it all really well."
All starts are tough, though.
Javi arrived in Munich in August 2012 – and it was his first contact with German.
"It's completely different. So many new words and a new grammar.
You have to learn a lot of new words,
which is the hardest part."
He quickly learnt the most important words that a player needs to know on the pitch.
Even if there were a few irritations at the start."
„Leo.
"I thought 'leo' was a name.
After five or six days I asked what 'leo' meant
and found out it meant 'leave the ball'."
Since then he's added plenty of other football vocabulary to his repertoire.
His favourite word is of course:
"Tor' (goal).
I don't know… They're all important.
In my position it's 'leo', 'Zeit' (time), 'Hintermann' (man on) or 'lass den Ball' (leave the ball)."
The Spaniard now speaks fluent German.
He can't just converse in German out on the pitch but even dreams in German.
"My wife says I speak German in my sleep.
Better than I am right now."
"So does your wife get scared when you speak German in your sleep?"
"She gets scared because German sounds aggressive."
Javi is now at home at Bayern and in Germany.
The 29-year-old speaks without hesitation and continues to learn.
Max tries to spend two or three hours with each player every week.
Not an easy task.
The German teacher also has to continually find new ways
to pique the players' interest.
"They're aware that their surroundings make things different.
If I stood there and taught like at university
then they'd flip me the bird within two weeks."
Sometimes two players come together for lessons in the small classroom.
No problem, even if Juan started German lessons well after Javi.
"Before we start, what is the question word for time?
'Wann' (when).
When are you tired?"
"Always."
"How do I answer?
Juan, could you answer please? When are you tired?"
"I am tired when I have trained."
"Who wants to start?
Roll the dice.
What have you got?
A one.
And you?
A four.
'Sich ärgern' (to get angry).
Juan will ask the question and you answer."
"When do you get angry?"
"I get angry when I see Juan's face early in the morning."
"Very funny."
"'Sich beeilen' (to rush).
Hurry up. Come on!
Why are you rushing?"
"Explain to him what 'beeilen' means.
Not in Spanish. In German."
"When you do something quickly."
"Or have to do it.
So what's the question again?"
"Why are you rushing?"
"I never rush because I always stay calm."
"That was a mistake, right?
No, he has a list to learn and hasn't learnt it.
So that's a mistake."
"You ask.
Concentrate.
What's the preposition?"
"What are you scared of?"
"I am scared of it."
"Come on!"
"What is 'fürchten'?"
"Have either of you learnt the list?
Have you learnt the list?"
"No."
"No."
"We had the weekend off."
"What are you scared of?"
"I am a bit scared of…" "See.
What are we doing here?"
"Are you scared of getting injured again?"
"I am scared of being injured again."
"I have a chance, right?"
"A chance.
You need at least five."
"Yes, five!"
"What's this game called?"
"Reflexive Max."
In the next episode of "German lessons at Bayern Munich":
"Wow, wait, wait, wait."
"What is he?
What's his job?"
"Army."
"And in German? It's also correct in German."
"Unbelievable!"
"I thought it was in.
What should we do then?"
"We could have a coffee."
"Or a beer?"
"No, coffee."
"It's eight o'clock...
So, welcome."
"'Welcome'
– the first words I heard when I arrived in Munich."
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Хороший Фен Шуй для дома и участка: где расположить камин и построить баню? Все по Фен Шуй - Duration: 1:42.
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Greek lesson: How to use the adjective ''μόνος, μόνη, μόνο''! - Duration: 6:02.
Hello and welcome! This is the second Greek lesson which is longer in duration.
After this lesson, I will again ask the type of lessons you prefer and the one with the highest percentage will win.
So I will continue with this. Here at The Online Greek Tutor we want to help you learn Greek.
This is our mission and we hope to succeed.
So let's go to our lesson. Our student Arpine sent us a question. How do we use the words "μόνος, μόνη, μόνο" in Greek.
So, I decided to make a lesson explaining how to use this adjective.
It is generally a very useful adjective and you can use it in many cases in Greek.
The adjective "μόνος" has three different uses. Let's give an example.
We can say "έμεινε μόνος στη ζωή".
What does this mean; It means he has no one with him. He is alone. He has no people around him.
When someone says this expression usually means that one's wife has died or all of his relatives have left him.
You can also use it in other cases. You may say, ''μου αρέσει να είμαι μόνος το πρωί.
Δεν θέλω να μου μιλάει κανείς"
Also, a woman who did not get married and thinks this is the best choice can say
"Όταν είσαι μόνη, μπορείς να κάνεις ό, τι θέλεις. Κανείς δεν σου λέει τίποτα. Οι παντρεμένοι πρέπει συνεχώς να κάνουν υποχωρήσεις "
The particular adjective when used with the article has a different meaning.
Let's give an example, we say ''ο Κώστας ήταν ο μόνος που έτρεξε να βοηθήσει"
What does this mean; Well, that means no one but Kostas went to help. He is the only one who did it.
Very useful and this use of this adjective.
Other examples are, "το μόνο του όνειρο είναι να δει τον γιο του να σπουδάζει γιατρός"
or "η μόνη μου επιθυμία είναι να γίνω πατέρας".
Therefore, this adjective when used with the article is synonymous with the ''μοναδικός''
The third use of this adjective is with personal pronoun. We say "μόνος μου, μόνη σου etc".
Actually, here the word is no longer an adjective but a pronoun.
You can say ''πρέπει να βρεις τη λύση μόνος σου" or "το έκανε αυτό από μόνος του".
Here it means he did it without the help of anyone. Other examples are "θα πάω μόνος μου στη συνέντευξη.
Δεν έχω ανάγκη τη βοήθεια κανενός"
Remember that you can use this pronoun in all genders
"μόνος, μόνη, μόνο" along with all the personal pronouns "μου, σου, του, μας, σας, τους".
Also, it is good to know the opposite of pronoun which is "με παρέα" or "μαζί με κάποιον άλλον"
For example, you can say ''δεν το έκανα μόνος μου αυτό. Το έκανα μαζί με τον Νίκο ή παρέα με τον Νίκο "
Finally, it is very important that you do not confuse the adjective "μόνος" with the "μονός".
When we say ''μονος'' we mean the one consisting of only one element as opposed to the "διπλός, τριπλός" etc consisting of more than one element.
An example of using the one is the bed. We say "μονό κρεβάτι" as opposed to the "διπλό κραβάτι''.
Also, numbers 1,3,5 are called ''μονοί αριθμοί'' while numbers 2,4,6 are called ''ζυγοί αριθμοί''.
That's all for today, I hope I have answered Arpine's question.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask us.
You will get an answer with a video lesson shortly. Now watch the next lesson that appears on your screen.
Thank you very much. Bye!
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US 1 cent coins you can find in change - Duration: 6:16.
hello people are you going mrs. Glennon today I've got this American one st.
coins I have the various issues that we issued the smaller one cent coins and
these are the major four designs that you can actually get so hello my name is
Glenn and today I am gonna show you some American coinage now actually I don't
really collect that many American coins maybe because I just haven't got around
to it because there is a lot of our coins to actually collect like this
Austrian 20 quarter eighteen thirties but anyway we'll talk
about these coins now we have the four different issues that you could
potentially find in circulation in the United States because they are the same
size and shape and base metal so we have the earlier ones which are bronze so
these are bronze pure bronze this one was bronze at first but changed to
copper-plated zinc Oh pink yeah in 1982 and this one is also called plated think
so we have the Indian Head Penny
this was issued in 1859 first in copper nickel and then in 1864 so just near the
end of the American Civil War it was changed to bronze and this comb is
issued in bronze is called the white penny because it actually has a wheat
stalks here days to a Lincoln cents so disarmament issued from 1909 in 1958 the
Lincoln Memorial which is here so this is the Memorial in Washington DC and I
had Lincoln in oh it's been a bit damaged and Lincoln
is on the other side but I'll show you that later this also has the same
portrait of Lincoln this is the shield penny this one was issued between 1959
in 2008 and this one's been issued between 2010 and not to current actually
and in between they actually issued commemorative coins in 2010 and here is
one okay just commemorates the I think the
200th year o ibraheem Lincoln's birth and this is his home that he was born in
don't worry about that someone else has actually made a nice video about those
commemorative coins so if you look for
yeah Lincoln Committee cents on YouTube here we are to find it so on the obverse
of these coins as you can see these ones have Abraham Lincoln and he was on there
since 1909 so this is a 1957 day for Denver 1 in 68 Day 2011 day and the
actual portrait of Abraham Lincoln so this is pretty pretty thick it actually
stands out quite a lot from the flan itself or the planter whichever word you
want to use and this one is pretty flat you can tell from his face and the chin
it is pretty flat and this one has a Native American Indian with a vivid
headpiece and this is one of the best US coins I believe that I like there I have
actually seen yeah one is the Buffalo which is uh this coin I'll do another
video on it it's also a Native American Indian yes I if you got the United
States you have potentially you can actually find these
old coins in circulation II and there are a lot of youtubers from the United
States and I make videos exclusively on US coins so as I'm not knowledgeable on
US coins you should actually ask them yeah but in 1907 a year after this the
mintage actually reached a hundred million coins and currently these coins
here generally have a mintage of at least two to three billion so there's
quite a lot of coins and these coins would not be rare
but added these coins which ones do I like so not the Abraham Lincoln on the
side is okay but I actually like the Indian cent and or the reverse side I
actually like the shield a lot better cuz it's just very well designed this
week penny and I don't like it that much and but I actually don't like the
Lincoln Memorial so there is a American one zinc coins
you could potentially find in circulation so if you're in the United
States and you actually spend money because me myself I really spend money
these days even I'll collect coins I mainly use
card just go through your coins and see what you I can actually get and you'll
be lucky you might be able to find something it's worth more than face
value actually 'days bronze coins are worth more face to face you know
interesting metal but there are rare coins can actually against so thank you
very much for watching and have an awesome coin collecting day
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The Wind and the Sun : Learn French with subtitles - Story for Children & Adults "BookBox.com" - Duration: 6:10.
The Wind and the Sun
A Santali folktale
One afternoon,
the Wind and the Sun
were having an argument
about who was stronger.
"I've uprooted huge trees
and drowned millions of ships.
You can't do either of those things,"
said the Wind proudly.
The Sun smiled and shrugged.
"That doesn't mean
you're more powerful," he said.
"I can cover you with clouds
so that no one can see you!
You can't do that to me,"
said the Wind.
But the Sun just smiled warmly.
"I still think
I'm stronger than you,"
he said calmly.
The Wind began to grumble.
He didn't like the idea
of the Sun being stronger than him.
"Why don't we have a test?"
the Wind finally suggested.
He whipped around,
looking for something
to show off his strength.
"Shall we see who can knock down
the most number of houses?"
he asked.
"Let's keep it simple.
See that man over there?"
asked the Sun.
The Wind looked down
and saw a man
walking down a road.
He was whistling happily to himself
and had a shawl
thrown across his shoulders.
"Shall we see who can force him
off the road first?" the Wind asked.
"No, that will only hurt him,"
the Sun replied.
"Let's just see
who can take his shawl off."
The Wind shrugged
and whipped around the sky.
He huffed and puffed
and made the leaves
in the trees shiver.
The man frowned at the sky
and wrapped his shawl
tightly around himself.
Thunderclouds appeared in the sky.
Thunderclouds appeared in the sky.
Animals began running for shelter
Animals began running for shelter
and the Wind began to roar.
The man wrapped his shawl
even tighter.
Soon
the thunderclouds drifted away.
The Wind had blown himself out.
"I give up. I can't do it,"
panted the Wind.
He curled up on top of a cloud
to catch his breath.
"Now it's my turn," said the Sun.
He yawned lazily
and stretched his rays.
He seemed to grow
brighter and bigger in the sky.
brighter and bigger in the sky.
Soon it was as hot
as a summer day.
The man looked up at the sky
and wiped the sweat off his forehead.
and wiped the sweat off his forehead.
"What strange weather
we're having today!"
he said to himself.
Then he took his shawl off
and tucked it under his arm.
"Looks like you win,"
the Wind agreed cheerfully.
He clapped his hands
and made the leaves on the trees rustle.
and made the leaves on the trees rustle.
"You don't have to knock a man down
to take his shawl off,"
said the Sun with a teasing smile.
They laughed together
and watched the man
walking down the road
again whistling happily to himself.
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Tips To Ensure A Brilliant Clean With Your Bosch Flameselect Gas Hob (Hacks) - Duration: 1:10.
Congratulations on owning a Bosch FlameSelect Gas Hob.
Here are some tips to optimise the performance of your Bosch FlameSelect Gas Hob.
Tip 1: Clean the hob after each use once it is cooled.
Tip 1: Clean with soapy water and scrub with a non-wire brush.
Tip 2: Clean the pans supports and rubber feet.
Movement of some pans may leave metal residue on the pan supports.
Greasy rubber feet may come loose and the pan support may scratch the hob.
Tip 3: Dry the burners and pan supports completely before using.
Water droplets or damp patches on the hob may damage the enamel.
Tip 3: Position correctly the burner caps on the diffuser.
Your Bosch FlameSelect Gas Hob, first up perfect meal every time.
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Brief Chakra Session with Cancer Patients at Mangalam Home by Neeta Singhal - Duration: 0:59.
Thank you all for having me here!
I have been sharing knowledge of Chakras with people for years
Does any of you know what are Chakras?
You will be thinking 'What is she talking about?'
I am talking about YOU
Today I know all of us are going through some issues
And you know your disease is frightening you
It's making you anxious
Because they say 'Cancer means Death Knell'
We all want to live. Yes or no?
So...
We have to understand why we have been diagnosed with cancer
We have to understand why it has happened to us and what we can learn from it
It is not our bad karma
That's why they say the human birth is for self-realization
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