[Amy: Creator] Happy New Year!
[pop] [background music]
I'm Amy!
And today I'm making a jalapeno cheese ball.
This is an easy recipe that combines cheddar cheese,
cream cheese, red bell pepper and jalapeno pepper.
It makes a colorful and flavorful party food.
So let's get started!
In a mixing bowl, add two 8 ounce packages of cream cheese, softened.
8 ounces of shredded sharp cheddar cheese.
1/2 cup of diced red bell pepper.
And 1/3 cup of diced jalapeno pepper.
Now mix this together until it is well blended.
Then form the mixture into a ball.
Now wrap the cheese ball in plastic wrap and refrigerate it until it sets up.
While the cheese ball is chilling, chop enough pecans to make 1 cup
and then set aside.
After the cheese ball has chilled, roll it in your chopped pecans
until it is completely covered.
And then serve it with your favorite crackers.
And here it is... jalapeno cheese ball.
And you can make this recipe as spicy as you like,
by either removing all of the jalapeno seeds,
or you can leave some of them or all of them.
For this recipe and many more, check out my website at
amylynnskitchen.com.
You can also find me on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook!
We would like to wish everyone a very Happy New Year!
[bloopers] Happy New Ye [voice crack] ewwww [laughing].
Happy New Year! [laughing] What a minute.
Do it again.
and then serve it with your favorite crack, cwackers, crackers.
[pop]
Yea!
try this one...
[laughing] I'm nervous about this one.
I don't know what this is gonna do.
[pop] Ewwww... it.. didn't do much of.. it's still in there [laughing]!
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HORROR Mannequin Challenge! YouTuber New Years Eve 2017 - Duration: 2:47.
Hey guys, it's me, Marina Joyce--
No.
But welcome to the end of another year here on YouTube,
here on CZsWorld,
and what a year it was.
Best year that I can remember.
We had this happen.
And then this happened.
And don't forget that this happened,
and then this happened, which was pretty much the highlight of my life.
And despite YouTube being broken for the last two months,
this was still the biggest year we had for subscriber growth here on CZsWorld.
So you may have heard that YouTube is broken.
Now what does that mean?
So basically YouTube is unsubscribing people from accounts that they're subscribed to
and failing to deliver you the videos from the channels that you are subscribed to.
So what can you do to make sure that you don't miss my videos in 2017?
Well, a couple things.
First, make sure you're subscribed.
Second, hit that bell button next to the subscribe button
and make sure you turn on notifications.
And the third thing you can do is leave, on every video,
like 50 comments and 20 likes.
Well, you can only leave 1 like per video, but
the thing is, I guess engagement is now going to be really important on YouTube,
so liking and leaving a comment is going to be more important than ever.
I wouldn't want you to miss any of the videos in 2017 because there is a lot of great stuff planned for next year.
I'm going to be working with a couple of new collaborators
who you'll meet here in the coming months.
Actually, this is one of them.
But you'll get to meet both of them formally in a short period of time.
So with that being said I'll take you out one last time here in 2016.
Subscribe to CZsWorld for new horrors every other week,
and I'll see you next year.
Assuming..
the obvious.
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Rob Kardashian's Ex Rosa Acosta About His Relationship with Blac Chyna | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:16.
>> HOW ARE YOU DOING?
>> HI.
>> ROSA ACOSTA.
SHE'S ON "LOVE & HIP HOP."
SHE DATED ROB KARDASHIAN BACK IN
THE DAY.
HARVEY: OH, RIGHT!
>> ROSA, I HAVE TO ASK YOU, HAVE
YOU BEEN KEEPING UP WITH THE ROB
DRAMA?
>> I HAVEN'T.
I HAVEN'T REALLY.
>> WE ASKED HER LIKE HOW DO YOU
FEEL ABOUT ROB AND BLAC CHYNA,
AND SHE WAS LIKE --
>> I THINK THEY'RE FINE.
THEY'RE PROBABLY LIKE WATCHING
TV, RUBBING EACH OTHER'S FOOT
RIGHT NOW.
LIKE WE'RE HERE WORRYING ABOUT
THEM.
THEY ARE GOOD.
>> SHE PIONEERED THE BALLERINA
VIDEOS BACK IN THE DAY WHERE SHE
WOULD DO SPLITS AND DO ALL KINDS
OF STUFF LIKE THAT.
DUMB FINE.
SUPER FINE.
HARVEY: SHE WAS DUMB AND DUMB
FINE, WOULD IT STILL BE
ATTRACTIVE TO YOU?
>> 1,000%.
I CAN TEACH HER ABC'S.
THE REST OF THE STUFF CAN'T BE
TAUGHT.
[LAUGHTER]
>> YOU LOOK GREAT.
GIVE ME FIVE.
>> THANK YOU.
>> TAKE IT EASY.
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Nyårs Notice - Duration: 0:49.
Captain Mans
-intro-
I just want to say that i don't gonne make a new year
video on this channel
BUT!
I will make a video on my other channel (Captain Månster)
where a gonne do something i know you want me to do!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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Anticipated 2017 Book Releases | YA, Fiction & Historical Fiction [CC] - Duration: 5:17.
hey there booktube to Katie here and you're
watching Katie loves to read.
Welcome to another anticipated releases
video today we are going to be talking
about the fiction, historical fiction and
ya books coming out in 2017 that I'm
really excited for. Pf course there are
plenty of other books that will probably
come out towards the end of the year
that will not be covered in this video
because i haven't heard about them yet
because publishers tend to only release
their catalogues every six months but
let's get into this! First things first
we have Pachinko by Min Jin Lee it only
seems to have a US publisher at the
moment who are grand central publishing
and it's coming out on the second of
February i think/ This is a story about a
Korean family and I think it is set
between Korea and Japan. I think the
family moved to Japan and it's kind of a
multi-generational narrative but it
sounds wonderful,
the cover is beautiful and I really
enjoyed the books I've read by Korean
authors so far so I would like to read
more of them. Then one I heard about
from Melissa over a little spider nine
is Whereas amd this is by Layli Long
Soldier and she is a Native American
poet and i believe this is a poetry
collection that is all about identity,
family and art and making art and that
just sounds really really interesting to
me. It is coming out from Graywolf press
on the seventh of march and i'm very
excited about this one/ Next then we have
a book by an Orish author and that his
House of Names by Colm Toibín. This
is coming out from Viking on the 18 of
March. It is exactly right up my alley
because it tells the tale of Agamemnon
who was a character in The Iliad. He went
off to war in Troy and he came back to
his house to find his wife was having an
affair and then his wife of the man
whose wife is having an affair with kill
him.
I really want to know how Colm Toibín
is going to tackle the story and
what kind of retelling he's going to do
but I'm a hundred percent there,
sign me up! I had no interest in
reading Brooklyn but this one has me
written all over it.
Then last we have one that's down as
coming out in 2017 but does not have a
release date, it is Little Fires
Everywhere by Celeste Ng and it is
coming out from penguin. The book is set
in Ohio in the place that Celeste Ng
grew up and it
apparently explorers and I quote 'the
weight of long-held secrets, the nature
of belonging, the ferocious pull of
motherhood and the danger of believing
that following rules can avert disaster'.
I really enjoyed Everything I Never Told
you by Celeste Ng so when I heard she had
another book coming out I knew that i
really wanted to read it so i hope this
one is kind of pushed up the schedule
and I don't have to wait to like
December 2017 to read it because i'm
very excited about it!
Now on to the YA books I'm excited
about! On the seventh of March from Clarion
Books we have The Inexplicable
Logic of my Life by Benjamin Alire
Saenz coming out.
Benjamin Alire Saenz of course wrote Aristotle
and Dante Discover the Secrets of
the Universe which I really enjoyed so
I'm very excited about this book. It is a
novel about identity, it follows our main
character Sal who's a Mexican American
and has been raised by a gay adoptive
father and I'm really excited to see
where this one goes.
And next then on the twenty-eighth of
March we have Strange the Dreamer by
Laini Taylor and I heard her talk about
this one DeptCon and it just sounds
really interesting.
It's a ya fantasy book, I think it's
about 500 pages and the sequel is also
gonna be 500 pages. It is going to be a
duology and she basically described it
as the book for book lovers which sold
me on it but i believe is that in the
mystical city of Weep and I don't
really want to know that much more.
I want to go in a little blind but
i trust that I will really enjoy Laini
Taylor's writing if nothing else.
Then on the sixteenth of April from
Walker Books we have the Hate U Give
by Angie Thomas coming out. This is a
book which has been inspired by the
black lives matter movement and has been
getting a lot of pre-release buzz. It is
about a poor african-american teen
called Starr who goes to a posh high
school. She is the sole witness to her
unarmed friend Khalil I think his name
is being shot by a white police officer.
So this one sounds like it will be
wonderful, i just finished All American
Boys which also dealt with police
brutality so I'm really excited to see
what Angie Thomas does with this one.
Then finally on the second of May we
have Always and Forever Lara Jean and
this one is by Jenny Han and his coming out
from scholastic. I really loved her
To All the Boys i Loved before duology
back when it was a duology. So now
of course that she's writing a third
novel about Lara Jean
I know I want to read this one. I think
this one falls Lara Jean as she's going
off to college but it's a cute Summery
contemporary about a Korean American
girl who is just altogether adorable and
i want to read more about her.
Also it comes out in May which is when
my exams are on so I think this may be
the perfect book to get rid of all my
exam stress in the evening when i finish
studying for the day. Anyway those are
all of my anticipated releases, if there
are any books in the fiction, historical
fiction, ya or just any other category
that you're excited about that are
coming out in 2017 please tell me down
below so I can look into them because
maybe I'll be excited about them too!
Thank you guys for watching and I will
see you in my next video bye!
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My Favorite Books of 2016! - Duration: 7:44.
Guys, my goal for 2016 was 210 books.
Ok, really that was more of a limit.
I've been trying to walk back my reading a tad bit, but it's been difficult.
Because in 2016 I read 218 books, about 8 over goal.
BUT I would like to point that is still a reduction from previous years.
You'll see my reading peaked in 2014, because I was really sick and I had lot of time to
read.
Since then I have started to scale it back and this year I'm back to and slightly below
2013 levels.
So overall I'm going to say this was a success.
So let's move on and talk about the best of the best that I read in 2016.
I couldn't decide this year on an order so here you have, in no particular order,
my favorite books of 2016!
Ready Player One by Ernest Cline.
Whenever people find out that I'm a little bit of an avid reader, this is the most common
book they ask me if I've read.
I got embarrassed at always having to answer no, so I finally read it.
This is a future where we spend an awful lot of time in a virtual reality world.
The founder of the technology that made it all possible dies and leaves his untold wealth
& empire to whoever can solve this adventure he's left embedded in the program.
Trigger a worldwide mania and obsession with '80s video game culture which is when said
founder was a kid and on which most of the puzzles in the game are based.
Ok, let me say right off, that you will still enjoy this book even if you didn't play
video games heavily in the '80s.
I did not and I was, eh, a little bit nervous going in, but I worried for naught, I still
was enthralled an entertained.
The Martian by Andy Weir.
I know I'm the last person on earth to read this book.
And I went in with a healthy dose of skepticism and for the first quarter, I was like, yawn,
this is like a science textbook.
But once NASA comes back into the picture, it just, wow, takes off and is a roller coaster
ride of, yes, science, but also nail biting suspense.
This is one of those books that is so unique, I'm just never going to forget it.
So, to synopsise, Sci Fi book about an astronaut who gets stranded on Mars and his struggle
to survive.
Kulti by Mariana Zapata.
Alright, this is romance.
Sports romance at that.
And the fact that a sports romance book has made the list is a little flabbergasting to
me as I am typically not the greatest fan of sports based romance books.
I find them a bit eye rolly.
But this one pleasantly surprised me.
This is about Sal, who by the way is one of the few Hispanic female leads in romance novels.
Anyway, she plays on a professional women's soccer team and they bring in a coach who
was her soccer idol as a teen but is now very quiet and reclusive.
For me, it was just the right balance of romance and plot, so if you're looking for a good
romance story, try this one.
I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings by Maya Angelou.
I don't even know what to say about this one.
Everyone should read this at least once.
The story is powerful, the writing is even more powerful, and it will really make you
look at the world in a different way.
Edenbrooke by Julianne Donaldson.
This is romance.
I think they call these proper romances. or something like that.
the point is, they got all the romance bits but none of the shocking bits.
So if reading most romance books make you blush, these might be more up your alley.
They're very Jane Austeny.
Julianne Donaldson has only written a couple books but I find them cute and well-written.
While the basic plot skeleton is nothing unique in the regency world, her execution, characters
and dialogue make this a welcome addition to any reading rotation!
Wool by Hugh Howey.
This had been so hyped, I was a tad bit skeptical going in but I'd gotten the book in a gift
exchange, so I kinda had to read it.
And, as it shows up in this list, you can guess that I loved it.
Especially the beginning.
It just throws twists and turns at you and you feel like you're reading something you've
never read before.
Which when you read hundreds of books a year is a tough feat.
This is sci fi about a future world where humans have been living in a silo for generations,
ruled by tradition and rules whose origin has faded into antiquity.
This book, guys.
Wow.
This book.
The Devil You Know by Jo Goodman.
Alright, I picked this book as a stand-in for all the Jo Goodman books I read this year.
I got kinda a little obsessed with her historical western romance.
And it's really hard to find good historical western romance.
I find this genre has some of the worst examples of romance writing in it.
They tend to be treacly sweet and have idiotic female characters.
But not so with Jo Goodman.
Don't get me wrong, she has a few duds.
But overall, her books have engaging dialogue fun plots, and female characters that do not
make me want to shoot myself in the head.
Moneyball by Michael Lewis.
I thought it was high time I picked up this book as it's name has been thrown at me
for years in various work situations.
And again, sports not my thing, so I wasn't sure how much I'd get into it.
Yeah, that wasn't a problem.
This book sucked me in.
Despite the fact that Michael Lewis can get a wee bit rambly in this thing.
It does not matter.
The story shines through.
And it's just a fascinating look at entrenched tradition on a collision course with the power
of data.
Illuminae by Amie Kaufman.
I had been losing my faith in the YA genre before reading this book last January.
I felt there was just starting to be a sameness in the genre.
But this book is just so unique and while it may sound gimmicky, the gimmick really
works.
So this is told as if it's a post-event report on why a catastrophe happened.
it's all emails, medical reports, interviews, IM conversations, computer logs.
Again, sounds gimmicky and it kinda is.
But it really really works for this story.
It adds a richness and almost tactile, in the moment authenticity to the whole thing.
I just really recommend this book, even if you're not typically into YA.
Alright, drum roll please.
For those of you who have been following along.
I have this ongoing project where I read the books with the most ridiculous titles I can
find.
Thank you to all of you who have been actively involved in ferreting out the most ridiculous
titles that you can find for me.
Now it's time for me to announce the best ridiculous titled book I found this year.
Now this isn't what title was the most ridiculous.
This was the book with a ridiculous title that was actually, SURPRISE, really good,
and enjoyable, and I really, really actually liked it.
Proving that you should never judge a book by its really truly, ridiculous title.
And the winner this year is!!!!!
Husband Fur Hire (Bears Fur Hire, #1) by T.S. Joyce.
Please note that Fur is spelled like animal fur because our main character is a were bear.
A were bear who accidentally answers an ad for a mail order husband to work on an Alaskan
subsistence farm.
My ridiculous books need to have a couple things: good characters, a satisfyingly melodramatic
plot, and fun dialogue.
This book checked off all three.
It this high literature?
No.
But was it diverting and zany?
Heck yes.
And what else can you ask for in life?
Alright, 2017!
In 2017, I'm going to reach my stasis goal, which is 200 books.
That's about where I want to stay long term.
It's a manageable amount to review here on my channel, while still allowing me to
have fun doing TBR videos and Favorites videos and such.
Wish me luck!
And let me know what your favorite books were in 2016 and what your 2017 plans are!
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Easy Meatballs - Duration: 2:36.
Hey guys! Nicole here with Best Easy Recipe. Anyone here like italian food?
Well, today I'm going to show you how to make delicious meatballs to top any of your
pasta dishes! Stay tuned for just a few minutes and I'll
show you exactly how you can make these at home!
Don't forget to subscribe to my youtube channel so you don't miss out on any other
recipes like this! You can also like me on facebook or follow
me on instagram and twitter!
Italiano! Are you ready? Start off with 1 large mixing bowl and add 1 lb of ground beef and also 1 lb of ground
turkey. Go ahead and toss a tsp of italian seasoning
in there. Next up, add ½ tsp of salt and ½ tsp of
pepper. Follow that up with 2 cloves of minced garlic.
At this point add ⅓ C of italian seasoned breadcrumbs and then add 1 ½ Tbsp of worcestershire
sauce. Now it's time to get messy!
Use those hands and mix all of that together! Grab a handful of the mixture and form your
meatballs! In your pan, heat 2 Tbsp of olive oil and
place your meatballs inside of the pan. Cook them about 3-5 min and flip them over.
Once the meatballs have almost finished cooking, you'll go ahead and add your sauce in there.
I'll include a link in the description of this video for my sauce recipe in case you
don't have one. Once you've done that, just mix everything
together. Now it's time for my all time favorite part!
Cheese! So I added 2 C of shredded mozzarella cheese
on top of the meatballs and then place a lid on your pan and let that melt.
Once the cheese has melted, you'll sprinkle on about 3 Tbsp of fresh chopped basil and
there ya go! Your meatballs are done! You can use this to top any of your favorite
pasta dishes or, in my household we just make this a meal, all by itself!
Thank you so much for hanging out with me and learning how to make these delicious meatballs!
I really hope you like them!
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Recap of the lifechanging year 2016. Happy new year 2017! - Duration: 3:12.
Hello everyone!
In this video I would like to talk about the year 2016 that is ending today.
For me it was quite a lifechanging year because: 1st I got my first real job, the 9 to 5 type.
2nd, which I am most excited about, is that I actually started my own small business,
it is really tiny and I am hoping that I´ll be able to grow it more.
I´ll see, maybe I´ll be successfull with it, maybe I won´t, that´s life but at least
I tried, which is the most important thing.
Another lifechanging thing is that I will be moving.
After several months of looking for a perfect apartment I was able to find one so this will
bring even more changed for me.
For example new time management because the travel to my work will change, also the surroungs
will change so I will be scauting for new locations for photoshoots, walks, etc.
It will be very exciting.
I hope everything will be fine, especially the neighbours.
You might have probably noticed that once again I disappeared from the internets during
the autumn, this has almost become my tradition because it is time for me to regenerate and
think up new plans for the maybe new year or whatever.
I came up with some new plans, some exciting stuff, I hope I ĺl be able to make them real.
I already started to work on some of them during the Christmas vacation that I enjoyed
a lot.
I hope your year 2016 was a good one and hope you´ll enjoy tonight´s celebrations of the
upcoming year 2017 ! Last thing I want to point out is that my monthly calendar for
2017 is already u on my blog, you can download it for free and print it out.
It is in light pastel colours, very classy ;), I hope it wll be helpful and you´ll enjoy
it.
Happy New Year!
Bye!
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Wanderlust - November 29 #WithCaptions - Duration: 0:50.
wanderlust is a word that describes the
desire to travel, it's a desire to
experience the world and everything in
it, and it's a way to appreciate all of the
good things in the world.
it's a desire to understand all that you
can about this world and about your own
existence in it.
I am consumed with it, by it, but my wanderlust
has no where to go because I can't go
anywhere. And i just i desperately want
to go everywhere. I made a map
of the United States i filled in every state
I visited, but I want to see the rest of
them too. but the problem with traveling
is that it costs and money is something
I do not have
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Top 5 Arduino Displays - Duration: 6:29.
Dear friends welcome back!
In this video I am going to show you my favorite displays for Arduino.
Without any further delay let's get started!
Hey guys, I am Nick and welcome to educ8s.tv a channel that is all about DIY electronics
projects.
I have been uploading YouTube videos about Arduino for the last 2 years and in that time
I have tested many displays.
From the smaller and most inexpensive, to the larger and most expensive like this $60
E-Paper display.
I have reviewed all these displays in this channel and I have built projects with most
of them.
I will post the video reviews of all the displays in links in the description of the video below.
Since I am getting a lot of questions from the viewers of the channel about which display
to use in their projects I thought that it would be a good idea to prepare a video about
this subject.
In this video I will show my 5 favorite displays for Arduino.
I have also posted a detailed article on the same subject on my website at this link.
This article will be updated constantly as I try more displays.
So, let's start with my top 5 displays for Arduino.
This is the 3.5" Color TFT display with ILI9481 driver.
It is a very big display and it offers an impressive resolution, 480x320 pixels and
it can display 65.000 colors!
It comes as shield so it is extremely easy to connect with Arduino.
It works with the Arduino Uno and the Arduino Mega.
Unfortunately it does not work with the faster Arduino Due.
The display also offers an SD card slot at the back so we can use it to store data and
images.
The price of this display is around $11.
The biggest disadvantage of the display is its speed.
Since it offers a big resolution, the 8bit Arduinos struggle to drive it.
Forget animation on this display, displaying and updating text is ok, but bitmaps need
time.
In conclusion, this display is a very easy to use display and it is ideal for beginners.
Additionally you can use this display if you want to add a big display in your project.
If fast refresh rate is not a requirement of your project, this display is a great display
to use!
Next in my list is the 0.96" monochrome OLED display.
It offers a resolution of 128x64 pixels.
I love this display!
It is one of the easiest displays to use with Arduino.
It uses the I2C interface, so we only have to connect 2 wires to make it work.
Since it uses the OLED technology this display is very bright, it has a great contrast and
it has a low power consumption.
The cost of the display is around $6.
I have used this display a lot in the past in many projects.
The only disadvantage of this display is that it is very small, but small size may be a
requirement in some project.
To sum up, this is a great little display ideal for small handheld projects and an easy
display to start with.
Third in my list is the 1.8" Color TFT display with the ST7735 driver.
This was the first color display to use with Arduino and the color display I use the most.
It is inexpensive, it costs around $6, it has a resolution of 160x128 pixels, it can
display 65.000 colors, it offers and SD card slot at the back and it has a great library
support.
It works on every Arduino, it works on Teensy and with the ESP8266 boards!
What else to ask about?
A great display!
In the second place in my list is the 0.96" Color OLED display.
It is a new display on the market and it costs around $11.
It also uses the OLED technology so it is very bright, it has a great contrast and a
low power consumption.
On the other hand the display is small, and it offers a small resolution, only 96x64 pixels.
It uses the SPI interface so we need 8 wires in order to connect it with Arduino.
It works fine with the ESP8266 as well.
I think this display is ideal for handheld projects that require color.
Since the display is very new to the market, I think the price of it will go down soon,
so it will be much more attractive.
By far my favorite display for Arduino is the Nokia 5110 LCD display.
This display is inexpensive, it costs around 3 or 4$, it is very easy to use, it has a
great library support, it is the only display that it is visible under direct sunlight and
it has an extremely low power consumption.
When the display is on, it only needs 0.4mA of current!
I have already built a project with this display that can run on batteries with the display
on for over a year!
I have used this display a lot in the past, and I am sure I am going to use it a lot in
the future.
That's why I bought a lot of them in case I can't buy them anymore.
The only disadvantages of this display is the low resolution which is 84x48 pixels and
that it does not offer color.
To sum up, this display is by far my favorite display for Arduino, and the only one to use
if you need your projects to be battery powered.
This is my personal opinion about the best displays for Arduino.
Of course since each person has different needs, you may have a different favorite display.
I would love to hear about your favorite displays in the comment section below.
Are there any good displays I am missing?
I would love to try them!
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new year!
May the New Year bring good health and prosperity to you and your loved ones!
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