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Narrow misses on bends | Tooting my way along the Oxford canal to Fenny Compton - Duration: 15:01.

I'm not even sure if this is the right turn. Oh they beeped back.

So what happens when someone beeps back? They've never beeped back before.

Morning.

Morning Munchy.

Munchy was well impressed by that.

He's well impressed by anything.

There's no other way to take these corners but to - take the whole canal

I don't like to be negative and I don't want to offend anyone but I hate the Oxford Canal.

Ha ha ha. We did do it when we holiday boated that time.

yeah and we didn't like it then. we holiday boated with Kate boats I think

we did the North Oxford.

that time.

we headed... we went to Braunston and then we turned left didn't we?

We'll see.

Because the hire boat company

advised us not to go on to the South Oxford. Oh did they? This is why. Because it's busy.

So busy. But we were doing it in August I have it stopped documenting speeding

boats which is a relief to all of us because it became an obsession for a

while speeding boat speeding boat speeding boat or as I call them boats no

so okay so what it did for my mental health was that it showed me that only

one in every 10 boats is speeding the other nine just look speedy which can

happen when you're stationary I understand that.

the issue that we mainly had is that there was something weird going on with

the water and I don't know whether it is because it's a bit shallow.

The way that we were moored up, or what, but every time a boat came past a little

bit too fast we would tip

cuz I don't know if they were going too fast and the suction was tipping in so

. It was very sudden, you would be sitting there and then thud.

so it wasn't even like a gradual tip it

you felt like the boat was being ripped out from under you.

we did nearly fall over several on those rare occasions we were stood up when they went past.

and I kind of feel like you can tell the people who know they're going a bit too

fast because they don't wave and they don't say hello

and people who know that they've gone close to tick over

it's like so negatively buoyant went past speed it sped past to spread fast but we

were able to have like a giant conversation with them

about how fast they were going. Because we know that they were going slow because we just

given them a big giant lecture , the day before, so they

they reckon they go quite so as well actually I think

having done this rudimentary kind of science test on it.

that having 9 out of 10 people go the appropriate

speed which is really good yes

better if it was ten out of ten.

but then I don't know if I

we can literally can't go slower. You can't go slower than tick over.

I always slow down. In advance of approaching a boat.

so many people slow their boat down when they see you and they're like

If they don't see a person on the boat.

If they don't see a person on the boat I would I wonder that's my rant over I'm sorry you had to

listen to that on such a gorgeous if it helps I've heard it several times today.

So the topic of the day is not actually

how did they get that boat in the field. But should we keep going as far as Banbury?

So we're now travelling further south upon the South Oxford. We left the

mooring spot that we chose which was at the top

of the Napton flight of locks. Which was nine locks, I can't remember. Yes it was nine.

We walked up and down them so many times I didn't count.

We've be moored up for a week.

Mainly because it's been too windy for us we didn't wanna go out.

Our boats quite light. We don't really go out in the wind, if we can help it. If the wind

is past 7.

And it was probably up to about 20! Yeah I was gonna say 15 but, sure. Twenty at some points.

And we got really itchy feet yesterday so it was really difficult at about 8

o'clock at night the waters were really calm and I think

the winds had died down.

not to 'up sticks'.

but we stuck it out till this morning. And the sky is

fantastically blue. The cat is fantastically cross.

And the wind died down there is the odd gust.

Nothing to really write home about. I'm

looking forward to today finding a bin. yes .I realized that I start to get

really difficult to live with.

when when I can't find a bin for the thing with our bin on the boat

is only 10 liters but it doesn't matter because if you had to food if you had 20

litres there would still be 20 litres of rubbish.

yeah but the thing is that really

when the bin fills and you have to put another bag in,

that's when she starts to get antsy, and there's spare back the rubbish. Yeah,

I haven't quite worked out where to put it I kind of maybe want to make

something in the bow, like a bin holder. We don't really we don't really go out

to the bow this is tiny and then I think I would deal with it a lot better.

I am literally beeping my way down the Oxford Canal, you know

because I can see around the corner

Beep

we have encountered quite a lot of uncoming boats and I think there's also

a boat behind me going quite slowly we have beeped at every single corner I

haven't heard anyone else beeping so I'm not actually sure what the

what the issue is with that except that I kind of just feel that it's safer

whether psychological or not. But Kath's like do you know what if it's

safer then we should do it which i think is true

But also we never really met anyone on blind corners.

No we've been really lucky we did pause at a bridge for two boats to go by which

I thought was incredibly gracious of us and also very necessary. It was on a corner as well.

But and mark my words I am NOT doing this canal again if it is not 7:00 in

the morning because I'm just not enjoying running into the other boat

like seeing the other boat. So there's another blind ish corner and I think I'm

gonna have to beat the horn again

So we're coming up to bridge 131and it's

just this really weird kind of hairpin turn on the map that I'm really

afraid of so Kath said do you want me to do it that I'm gonna do it

after I beat my horn. Beep.

I'm not even sure if this is the right turn.

yeah I think this is 131. Oh No. So I think there's a bit of a turn here

and then a bridge. Oh. they beeped back so what happens if some of these back they've

never beeped back before . I guess you just know that someone is coming.

So you slow down.

no-one's ever beeped back before

Ok, we are right in the middle, they can't get past us.

Do you want to go a bit more?

Or put it hard in and turn it.

Your nose is going round.

That's good.

thanks for that

no one's ever beeped back before

it's the worst corner

Beep again in case worked last time

you must absolutely have to beep on that corner

because if he hadn't if I hadn't beeped and then he hadn't beeped back

we wouldn't have put it in reverse

and then what happened was he decided because he was already out of the corner

he would stay over on the left

and because I was stopping and reversing that means that my Stern went out

so I was already in a good kind of spot not to have to get back over that side.

But it was his decision that he was waving me that I should just pass

on the left now if you come down Oxford Canal and

you go under bridge 131 my advice to you is always beep.

he didn't beat though I like when he was coming

Unless he beeps when he got to the bridge. Yeah.

beeping our way through Oxford Oh beeping out

beep boat.... beep... on that note.

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L'gosseux d'bois Mon emploi réel - Duration: 10:15.

Hi, welcome to CBC

Yes, just like I said, I'm taking you along to the office.

I never hide that Renée and I have been working at CBC for over thirty two years.

Yes, in this big building.

But don't get all excited, we don't have a nice view of downtown.

No, from the beginning, we've been working in the basement.

Yes, without any windows...

But if you have been following me for a while you know that I'm an outlier.

And even if this is the main office of the French television in Canada, well, Renée and I are working for the local English newscast in Montreal.

This is the CBC newsroom.

If you don't know what CBC means, well, it's the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

I've been working for the English newscast for the past twenty nine years; a little less for Renée.

And I know what you're saying right now;

no way this guy has been working in an English environment for almost thirty years,

But yes. And here's the reason why.

As a member of the technical team, I don't really need to speak English; just understand it.

And some of our reporters, need to practice their French.

Here, I am working with Kate, editing one of the day's stories.

It useless to say that in all those years I've edited thousands of stories.

When we started working here, we were working on those big Video tape recorders.

The video was recorded on two inch tapes.

Sorry, they tore apart the museum so I can't show you the actual VTR we were working with.

But in our own archives, we still have a picture of Renée working on an AVR1.

I think she's smiling because we weren't married yet.

But before you ask, no we didn't meet at the office. We shared the same locker in college.

But over the years, the equipment evolved. We used to work with betamax VCR, similar to this one, up until two thousand and two.

Now, all the editing is done on a non-linear system.

But using an old archive tape with my initials on it always brings a smile to my face.

Those were from the beginning of the nineties.

But for more than fifteen years, we've been working every second week in the ingest suite.

One week Renée's there, the next one, it's me.

This is the Ingest, even if it's labelled Super Ingest.

As you can see, everything here is super; even the staff.

I bet you're asking yourself if we have something other than news in this big building.

And yes,

on top of the French huge newsroom, way bigger than ours, there are still some productions.

That's the reason why we have a set construction workshop.

OK, after several budget cuts, they're not many people working there; but the tools are still there.

With this amount of space and tools, they were able to make very nice things.

One thing for sure, their band saw is WAY bigger than mine...

There you can also find these wall textures.

With those, they can mold a plastic sheet with any texture.

Even after all those years, I'm still impressed when I look at this.

Also after all those years, I managed to do something interesting enough to be in front of the camera and not behind.

So here's a little story our late night anchor did about me.

Alain Vaillancourt has been editing TV stories here at CBC for 32 years.

He's a star in our eyes but because of another one of his talents, he's become something of a superstar internationaly.

Nancy Wood has his story.

For decades Alain Vaillancourt has been a wiz editing people's reports.

A few years back, he decided he wanted to try something that would last longer than a typical news cycle.

He started woodworking

and carved a path to become a world famous youtube star.

The Woodpecker, or in French, Le Gosseux d'Bois.

Vaillancourt has 114,000 subscribers to his Youtube channel.

His videos have 21 million views. And a legion of devoted fans; especially in Europe.

And yet, Vaillancourt is pretty new to the craft.

When he turned to Youtube for help in getting started a few years back, he noticed something.

« I was watching videos, a lot of videos and none of them were in French. »

He became a pioneer.

« I just have to laugh after seeing how bad it is»

Vaillancourt's videos are sometimes hilariously honest about how woodworking sometimes doesn't work.

«People are happy that I leave all the mistakes I make and I make a lot of mistakes you know »

He puts his professional training to good use. It's that pride in workmanship that makes his work so good.

« I didn't want anybody at work teasing me like you made a (terrible video) Yes Haha! »

And then there's the accent.

« When I do my videos in English, I have this bad accent. When I do my videos in French, they all think I have this canadian accent and they love it you know? »

Vaillancourt's wife Renée Gauthier, also a CBC editor, is a valuable part of the team.

« It's incredible the response people have toward us. You know, they think we are international stars! I think we come just behind Céline Dion. »

So two years ago, they took a plane for the first time in their lives and headed to Europe.

They met hundreds of fans in person.

Now, both are retiring from the CBC.

« All this experience, for both of them, is gone for us. It will go with them but I wish them the best. »

And his hobby, or vocation, will take a larger role.

« Cause I like to share my knowledge or what I do with other people.

Sometimes I receive emails that people say look at this picture. I did it because you made it. I used your plan. I modified it. But it's mostly because you did it, that I did it. »

And he and Gauthier are heading back to Europe. To reconnect with those who share their passion.

Nancy Wood CBC News Montreal

And Frank I hear that some of the legions of his fans are flollowing tonight n Facebook from Europe watchig the show to see Alain cause he is a big superstar on Youtube.

Yeah yeah he is. We're going to try to get him to Italy as well (Debra good idea, good idea!) as he goes to Paris this summer and maybe you know go t Italy and yeah he puts on a great show...

Well it was a bitter sweet day here at CBC Montreal we say goodbye to two very special members of our team who work magic behind the scenes.

Our video editors Renée Gauthier and Alain Vaillancourt are retiring after 32 years with the CBC.

And they don't just work together, they're actually married too and they're looking forward to some really great new adventures.

Alain is a Youtube star with his very own woodworking channel

so they're both going to continue working on that

and I personaly want to thank them so much for putting our stories together all these years and we all, here at CBC, wish them the very best.

It's not going to be the same without them Frank. That's right.

Especially Alain's sneeze. When he sneezes...

It's legendary! The whole newsroom hears it!

Loudest sneeze I've ever heard.

He gets the Guiness book of record for the loud loudest sneeze

And like you hear, today is a special day for Renée and me.

Not because we're on vacation in France, not because it's the one hundred and fifty first anniversary of Canada,

but rather because it's our first official day of retirement.

Yes, after more than thirty two years, we've decided to have less stress in our life.

This might not be obvious to you, but live TV is quite stressful.

So, starting today, I can focus more on my YouTube channel.

But right now, I really don't know what will be the changes. I just can guess there will be some.

But a retirement from CBC doesn't mean a retirement from The Woodpecker; so I hope to see you again for more episodes of The Woodpecker.

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Mukti is the Goal, Not God - Duration: 2:37.

This is a land which clearly understood God is our making. That's the reason why in

this culture God is not the goal, Mukti is the goal, liberation is a goal

ultimate freedom is the goal, God is never the goal, yes or no? You don't like it?

Because you have forgotten. Otherwise Mukti is the goal, isn't it?

Mukti means what? Liberation. Freedom from everything including God. You are using

God as a stepping-stone if you need it. You can grow with God or without God. This is

the only culture on the planet, where in any of our Indian languages, there is no

word for a heretic, because we never thought anybody is a heretic. We never

imagined that there can be somebody like that. Because we did not have any

established belief system, everybody can do their own thing. Most plural and

democratic process for thousands of years. So the spiritual movements were

started for human liberation. This is not about God, it's about you. So when it's

about you, we were straightforward enough to address it straight, we said this is

about our liberation, this is about our well-being, this is about our ultimate

well-being, not just immediate well-being. So this is a culture which looked at it

this way so it is a complex array of spiritual movements. Many have died

unfortunately. In the yogic system it says, when when somebody asks

Adi yogi, how many paths can be there, he says if you use your system and go, there are

only 112 but if you go beyond your system ,how many atoms are there in the

universe that many doorways are there. So we gave the freedom to create your own

God. There is something called as Ishta devatha, you can choose your God

If you don't like any, you can create one

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How To Hydro Dip Flag 🇺🇸 Custom Boots ⚽️ Soccer Gear! - Duration: 9:55.

hi guys Ian from the football boots team and today we're going to do another

custom we're gonna do hydro dipping again but this time we're going to add

flags to boots when I'm filming this it is 4th of July American Independence Day

so we're going to do a USA based custom I've also got a yellow black custom and

as you can see I've got lots of flags out because it's time for the World Cup

so I have all of these flags that are going to go on the boots to stay tuned

to this video it is going to be sick let's get started

all right so we're gonna start off with this yellow black and we'll see how this

goes in here and the first thing I'm gonna do is the shin pads but this is

gonna go in the water I'm gonna let that do its thing for 60 seconds get wet

get that air bubble out if we can you can see that there it goes alright and then

I'm gonna put this shin pad in and we'll see how this ends up looking up I'm

gonna move that out but wait alright now you're gonna put the activator on I'm

just gonna spray this on I've got a couple more bubbles to get out maybe that one

alright here we go

may give this go before it stretches out much further

oh just a tiny bit with my hand look at that!

all right let's put the USA in here give that a little bit of time to do its thing

all right so let's put activator on and see what happens

few air bubbles can't do anything about those now we're just going to go for it

Shall we do it?

the water coming out of it

all right I'm excited to get the tape off that and have a look

alright so time to apply this flag design to these gloves alright first off

the design into the water

a bit of activator

Shall we do it?

three-two-one

Boom!

check that out and I reckon this will come up whilst we here, let's have a look

what you reckon with those gloves? That design is going to look awesome on the boots!

alright ready to give this a go we're gonna try the whole soleplate, put this in like that

I just don't want it to fold up on itself

okay I'm gonna try and get the front and the back in and back out again

activator coming

ready 3 2 1

all right

Looks alright so far, it will be interesting to see that once we get the tape off

all right time to introduce the flag graphic onto the upper of the boot so

first off lets get the flag in here it's pretty big but I'm hoping it'll just spread out

You're ready for a bit of activator, all she's gone funny

alright just put it in and see what happens

right guys so you have seen all of the hydro dips which is your favorite

we have got the shinpad with the black and yellow we've got the flag custom on the

side of the boots we've got the USA flag custom on the boots or we've got the

goalkeepers gloves have a vote in the poll card now and let me know which one

you like out of these make sure you drop in the comments below any suggestions

you've got for future hydro dip videos you want to see or anything else you

want to see us do with a custom with some football boots I'm gonna tell you

right now my favorite is probably the gloves it's a flat surface it works

really well but I'm also really excited about what we managed to do with these

boots because I think a lot of that's come out nicely as well so we've got

some more customs coming to the channel very soon make sure you subscribe we're

gonna do some more of this for now go enjoy your football

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Gwen Stefani Shares Rare Kissing Photo With Blake Shelton From Las Vegas Show - Duration: 4:05.

The No Doubt singer posts on Instagram a series of PDA-filled pictures of them, one of which features the couple enjoying a full-on kiss

Jun 30, 2018 AceShowbiz - Gwen Stefani has just shown to the world that her relationship with Blake Shelton keeps getting stronger

The mother of three posted on Instagram on Friday, June 28 a series of adorable pics of her and her singer beau which were taken in the dressing at her "Just a Girl" Las Vegas residency

One of the pics showed the couple being enjoying a full-on kiss. Meanwhile, the other shots saw the No Doubt singer puckering up as the country singer looked at her adoringly

Gwen rocked a gold bustler top and her iconic hot red lipstick while Blake opted for an army green jacket

She captioned the post with a heart and a prayer hands emoji. Gwen kicked off her "Just a Girl" residency at Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas on Wednesday, June 27

An onlooker told Us Weekly that Blake held Apollo on his lap throughout the entire night of her first show

"It was the sweetest thing ever," the witness said. "[Blake] looked like a total father figure to him

He is so smitten with Apollo, and Apollo seemed just obsessed with him. They all seem very much like a family

[Apollo] was taking some of his snacks and feeding Blake. It was adorable." Following her first show, the "Hollaback Girl" hitmaker opened up about her Las Vegas residency as well as her relationship with Blake in an interview with "Good Morning America"

"I'm so good to do my kids and like, do mom, and like, hang out with my cute Blakey and all that, but then when I get up there, I realize it's in there still and I'm like, 'OK, I need this attention still

I like it,' " she said. "So, it's always been there. It's whatever the gift that God gave me and I feel so grateful and I feel so humbled and honored to be in Vegas

To do a show like this, it's just another level and it's challenging in another way," she continued, before gushing over her beau, "I celebrated him in the show

He's inspired me so much. He's changed my life. I was like, 'You changed my show, you changed my life

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Joe Jackson's Family Thanks Fans for Support Following His Death - Duration: 2:29.

In a joint statement, the famous family says, 'We mourn the loss of our father and celebrate the life of a man who sacrificed so much to give us the life and success we have today

' Jun 30, 2018 AceShowbiz - The Jackson family has thanked the public for its support as they grieve the death of patriarch Joe Jackson

The famous family, which includes superstar Janet Jackson, Jackie, Jermaine, Marlon and Tito of Joe's creation The Jackson 5, which also featured his late son Michael, released a joint statement to thank the public on Thursday, June 28, the day after the 89-year-old passed away in a Las Vegas hospice following a battle with pancreatic cancer

"We mourn the loss of our father and celebrate the life of a man who sacrificed so much to give us the life and success we have today," the statement said, reported the Associated Press

Despite Joe's tense relationships with some of his children - he was estranged from Michael when he died in 2009 - many of his children and grandchildren have paid tribute to him, including granddaughter Paris, and his daughter La Toya Jackson

"I will always love you!" La Toya shared. "You gave us strength, you made us one of the most famous families in the world

I am extremely appreciative of that, I will never forget our moments together and how you told me how much you cared

#RIP Joe Jackson". Grandson Randy Jackson Jr. shared an old photo of Joe posing beside a framed record plaque for Michael's classic 1979 album Off the Wall, and captioned it, "RIP to the king that made everything possible!!! I love you grandpa

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