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RIDLEY SCOTT 'ALIENS EXIST AND THEY'RE A LOT SMARTER THAN US.

DON'T CHALLENGE THEM!'

Ridley Scott is one of the most famous creators of Aliens and he believes that they are really

out there and says that one day when they are ready they are going to come.

The director spoke up and said that it is ridiculous to think that humans are alone

in the universe and he firmly believes that one-day superior beings are going to pay a

visit to Earth.

The director was talking as he prepares for the release of Alien: Covenant.

"SUPERIOR BEINGS WILL VISIT EARTH, EXPERT AT NASA AGREES"

He made the following comments on extraterrestrial life:

�I believe in superior beings.

I think it is certainly likely.

An expert I was talking to at NASA said to me, �Have you ever looked in the sky at

night?

You mean to tell me we are it?� That�s ridiculous.

The experts have now put a number on it having assessed what is out there.

They say that there are between 100 and 200 entities that could be having a similar evolution

to us right now.

So when you see a big thing in the sky, run for it.�

Ridley's �Xenomorph� and �chestburster� alien creatures have terrified his fans for

nearly 40 years.

Alien: Covenant is the second in the list of prequel movies and it has a setting during

the year of 2104 on a spacecraft that is carrying 2,000 colonists who have been cryogenically

frozen while traveling to a distant planet when they come across what they believe is

uncharted paradise.

However, as you might expect from Ridley Scott, the voyage soon becomes a nightmare full of

gore that will have those watching think nothing of the alien bursting out of the chest of

the man in the original movie.

"WE SHOULD NOT MESS WITH REAL-LIFE ALIENS"

He explained:

�They are a lot smarter than we are.

If you are stupid enough to challenge them, you will be taken out in three seconds.�

Finally, he joked:

�Nothing scares me.I have a 9mm (pistol).

Scott went on to say that he could not believe all the terror that he had managed to create

when he saw the reactions of those who had watched the original movies.

He said that people were hiding half under their seats by the time the kitchen scene

where the alien pushed its way out of the chest of John Hurt.

Scott, on the other hand, claims to be un-shockable, he bragged that nothing scared him, he did

admit to being nervous though when walking onto the set of a film and there are 600 plus

people all looking at you.

Whether the alien life form that Scott believes is going to be making its way to Earth at

some point in time will be anything like the aliens Scott created remains to be seen, but

it�s hoped they are friendlier.

�ALIEN: COVENANT� WILL OPEN NATIONWIDE IN CINEMAS ON MAY 19.

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Love Is Blind: Mike and Rebecca - Duration: 1:54.

We're married.

We're living in our own little cottage.

We're independent, we can get through anything.

That's right.

We both do Special Olympics bowling on a Saturday morning.

One game of bowling.

We met at Oakland School when I was 14.

Michael proposed to me at Wendy's.

We went out for dinner for that night on Valentine's Day.

Just got down on one knee and proposed.

I asked her to marry me.

I thought he was a nice guy and was funny.

It took moment but I said yes in the end, yeah.

We had to stay engaged for two years.

Two years.

for the family to adjust to

us being engaged.

Marriage is a big commitment.

It was the best day of our lives.

I now pronounce you husband and wife and

then that's when he gave me a smooch on the lips.

(LAUGHS)

For 10 seconds.

She beats me.

It's just a game babe.

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The Pineal Gland – The Seat Of The Soul - Duration: 23:57.

The Pineal Gland � The Seat Of The Soul

By consciousreminder

After writing several articles on reincarnation and enlightenment, many readers asked me why

I never mentioned the significance of the pineal gland � a small structure about the

size of a pea, located in the middle of the brain. For centuries this gland has been thought

of by occultists and spititual masters as the �seat of the soul� � a phrase made

popular by Descartes (1662 AD).

Descartes was obsessed with understanding who we are. He questioned everything � even

the notion that we can know ourselves.

He observed that the senses can be fooled, that most of what we think we know is really

illusion and finally struggled with the possibility that our own identity as individuals was also

not real. But in the end he concluded that if it was possible to doubt our own existence,

there had to be some �thing� that was capable of experiencing this doubt. And that

thing was our true self.

His famous statement endures: Cogno ergo sum � I think, therefore I am.

Although the soul is joined with the entire body, there is one part of the body [the pineal]

in which it exercises its function more than elsewhere� [The pineal] is so suspended

between the passages containing the animal spirits [guiding reason and carrying sensation

and movement] that it can be moved by them�; and it carries this motion on to the soul

� Then conversely, the body machine is so constituted that whenever the gland is moved

in one way or another by the soul, or for that matter by any other cause, it pushes

the animal spirits which surround it to the pores of the brain.� � Descartes

Today, with an understanding of computers, we might take issue with Descartes. That �thinking�

process could be part of the circuitry of neurons, synapses and neurotransmitters that

exist in our material brains. The real self is much deeper. It uses the thinking process

but it remains apart from it, observing the process. The real self is, in fact, consciousness

itself.

Obviously the two phenomena are connected: consciousness interfaces with the thinking

process. So the question really is about how this interface of material mind and spiritual

consciousness happens. If we can understand how consciousness interprets our thinking

self then hopefully we can reverse the process and become aware of our consciousness � our

true self. That is enlightenment.

As usual, in the process of doing research about the pineal gland, some amazing facts

were revealed. Not only does this incredibly small gland seem to be associated with psi

activity and paranormal abilities, but it is extremely vulnerable to the environment

in ways that reveal our apparent materialism and pandemic depression.

The Pineal Gland in History lthough commonly attributed to Descartes,

the idea that the pineal gland was the interfacing organ where the spirit of man gained access

and animated the human body was the idea of a Greek physician named Herophilus. Three

hundred years before Christ, Herophilus [right] was dissecting corpses and documenting what

he observed. His specialties were the reproductive system and the brain.

Prior to Herophilus, people believed the �executive office� of human consciousness was the heart.

Egyptian mummies had their hearts carefully embalmed and preserved while their brains

were removed through their nasal passages and unceremoniously discarded. But Herophilus

knew that the brain was the controlling center and he went on to discriminate between the

various parts of the brain and assess the different behaviors associated with them.

Herophilus noticed that the small pineal structure was singular, unlike other brain features

that are mirrored in the left and right hemispheres. It is the first gland to be formed in the

foetus and is distinguishable at 3 weeks. It is also highly nourished. The pineal gland

has been supplied with the best blood, oxygen and nutrient mix available in the human anatomy,

second only to that of our kidneys (whose function is to filter the blood of impurities).

Because of this unique and special anatomical configuration, Herophilus rightly concluded

it had a major role in consciousness and was the gateway to our real self.

Herophilus is credited with the �invention� of the scientific method, the dogma of just

about every scientific inquiry today, which consists of postulating theories and conducting

experiments to prove or disprove them. It is ironic then that scientific inquiry of

the pineal gland has been vigorously avoided because of its association with �spiritual�

phenomena � incapable of empirical scrutiny. Only recently have scientists become interested

in knowing more about this mysterious gland.

Herophilus wrote many volumes about anatomy and illustrated them, much as Leonardo Da

Vinci did centuries later, but sadly his work did not survive the destruction of the great

library in Alexandria where they were stored.

The Third Eye By 1884, the field of comparative anatomy

was revealing evidence that human organs could be traced back to lower vertebrates. F. Ahlborn

recognized that pineal gland was originally a photoreactive organ in fish and amphibians

and was sometimes located outside the skull, just under the skin. Its function as a trigger

for reproduction was noted some 70 years later. The pineal gland was responsible for evaluating

the length of day and night, calculating the correct season to mate and turning up the

sex drive.

By 1958, Aaron Lerner discovered melatonin, a vital molecule produced in the pineal gland

from another common neurotransmitter, serotonin. He also validated the fact that the production

of melatonin varied, stopping during the daylight and ramping up shortly after darkness. Melatonin,

it was learned, was responsible for making us relaxed and putting us to sleep.

For a while it was not known how this small gland, buried deep in the middle of human

brain, could sense light or darkness. But it was later discovered that there was a link

to the pineal gland from the retinas which, oddly enough, also contained melatonin. In

no time the pineal gland was being called �the third eye� and, because of its location

at one of the seven chakras, it was reputed to be the center of spiritual and psychic

energy.

As hallucinogens became popular in the late 1960�s, interest in altered states of consciousness,

as a means to spirituality, peaked. Researchers discovered that LSD became highly concentrated

in the pineal and pituitary glands. The altered state was produced by LSD�s ability to imitate

serotonin at the synapse (where the neurons communicate with each other). Since both serotonin

and melatonin are also concentrated in the pineal gland, this �third eye� was considered

a portal to consciousness � what author Alduos Huxley called �the door of perception.�

Even Gurus have commented on the pineal, equating it to one of the chakras:

�All psychic systems have their physical aspects in the body . . . With ajna chakra

the physical equivalent is the pineal gland, which has long baffled doctors and scientists

as to its precise function� Yogis, who are scientists of the subtle mind, have always

spoken of telepathy as a �siddhi�, a psychic power for thought communication and clairaudience,

etc. The medium of such siddhis is ajna chakra, and its physical terminus is the pineal gland,

which is connected to the brain. It has been stated by great yogis � that the pineal

gland is the receptor and sender of the subtle vibrations which carry thoughts and psychic

phenomena throughout the cosmos.� � (Satyananda, 1972).

But is any of this supported by Herophilus�s �scientific method�?

Many experiments were conducted on so-called Psi (paranormal) phenomena in the 1970�s.

Dixon found that the pineal gland was a prime focus of this activity. He noted that psi

activity was most successful in a relaxed, drowsy state � similar to those induced

by melatonin. Other studies found correlations with melatonin and the practice of yogic meditation,

thought to be a prerequisite for �enlightenment.�

�Yogic practices for 3 months resulted in an improvement in cardiorespiratory performance

and psychologic profile. The plasma melatonin also showed an increase after three months

of yogic practices. The systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure, mean arterial pressure,

and orthostatic tolerance did not show any significant correlation with plasma melatonin.

However, the maximum night time melatonin levels in yoga group showed a significant

correlation (r = 0.71, p < 0.05) with well-being score.

These observations suggest that yogic practices can be used as psychophysiologic stimuli to

increase endogenous secretion of melatonin, which, in turn, might be responsible for improved

sense of well-being.�

More dramatic evidence comes from mystical and �near death experiences� induced by

a chemical called Dimethyltryptamine (DMT). The traditional �sacrament� of South American

shamans, DMT closely resembles both melatonin and seratonin and occurs naturally in some

tropical vegetation as well as the human body. It is thought that stored DMT is released

from the pineal gland just prior to death, causing the out-of-body experience and mystical

visions reported by NDE survivors. While there has been no empiricial evidence linking the

pineal gland to the production of DMT, its association with melatonin (from which it

is made) seems to strongly suggest this possibility.

�As an endogenous, or naturally-produced, human psychedelic, I believed it might mediate

spontaneous psychedelic experiences such as near-death and mystical states. I also considered

the pineal gland a likely source of this endogenous DMT; as such, the pineal might be a �spirit

gland.�� � Strassman, Rick J. (2001). Medical researcher, JC Callaway (1988), suggested

that naturally occurring DMT might be connected with visual dream phenomena, where brain DMT

levels are periodically elevated to induce visual images and possibly other paranormal

states of mind. So, although empirical proof of the esoteric functions of the pineal gland

have not been found, the idea seems worth pursuing.

Brain Sand Anatomists have shown that the human pineal

gland is most active in our youth, just before puberty. This would make sense if the gland

were somehow in control of the reproductive system, turning on the necessary hormones

that constitute adulthood. But after puberty the pineal gland seems to calcify, accumulating

what is called �brain sand�. Although pineal glands show this calcification,

it does not seem to diminish the production of melatonin. In fact, the calcification appears

to have no significant effect. But some other factors have been shown to seriously inhibit

pineal function. This is important because recent discoveries have shown that melatonin

is vital for the immune system, with lower levels associated with prostate and breast

cancer � two major causes of premature death. It also regulates blood sugar metabolism.

Studies show that night-shift workers seem more likely to develop Type II diabetes than

their day-shift counterparts. Seasonal Affect Disorder (SAD) is also linked to deficient

levels of melatonin and serotonin, although the mechanism is not fully understood. With

all these ill health effects, the possibility of achieving �enlightenment� with a depletion

of melatonin seems a bit remote! Environmental assaults on the pineal gland

Interference with the pineal gland from the environment is all pervasive. The two biggest

antagonists are electromagnetic radiation and fluoride.

Studies with hamsters showed that exposure to a 60Hz field (exactly the type of current

flowing through our electrical grid) significantly reduced the pineal glands ability to generate

melatonin during night cycles.

��the acute magnetic field exposure was again found to blunt the increase and suppress

the duration of the nighttime melatonin rise. �

Studies with human subjects who were exposed to 60Hz magnetic fields also showed this anomaly.

This is distressing to learn, since we are all literally surrounded by 60Hz electrical

fields in our homes, at work and outside where power lines tower over almost every street.

There is no escape from this type of radiation except to flea to remote, unpopulated areas.

But even there, the pineal could be under siege.

Remember HAARP? The ionospheric heater invented and patented by by Richard Eastlund which

was quickly seized by the Department of Defense, given to Raytheon, and developed into a weapon

system? Part of the patent describes how powerful Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) radiation is

capable of causing acute drowsiness and interfering with heat regulation �functions of the pineal

gland . No doubt this vulnerability has been exploited and refined in the decades since

the technology was hi-jacked for an evil agenda. By now there may well be some global grid

of �heaters� positioned to control the population and inhibit our spiritual evolution.

We can only hope we are wrong. (We�ll have more to say on this later.)

Until the 1990�s, no research had ever been conducted to determine the impact of fluoride

on the pineal gland. Fluoride is a routinely (and sometimes mandatory) additive to almost

all drinking water, allegedly to prevent tooth decay. Its use has always been highly controversial

and research on the side effects is often discouraged.

Melatonin, created in the pineal gland, not only helps regulate the onset of puberty but

also helps protect the body from cell damage caused by free radicals. It is now known � thanks

to the meticulous research of Dr. Jennifer Luke from the University of Surrey in England

� that the pineal gland is the primary target of fluoride accumulation within the human

body.

The soft tissue of the adult pineal gland contains more fluoride than any other soft

tissue in the body � a level of fluoride (~300 ppm) which is more than capable of inhibiting

enzymes. The pineal gland also contains hard tissue (hyroxyapatite crystals), and this

hard tissue accumulates more fluoride (up to 21,000 ppm) than any other hard tissue

in the body (even the teeth, which it is supposed to protect).

Realizing that the pineal gland was the target of so much fluoride, Dr. Luke conducted animal

experiments to determine if the accumulated fluoride could negatively impact the regulation

of melatonin. She found that animals treated with fluoride had lower levels of circulating

melatonin. This reduced level of melatonin was accompanied by an earlier onset of puberty

in the fluoride treated female animals.

Luke summarized her human and animal findings as follows:

��the human pineal gland contains the highest concentration of fluoride in the body.

Fluoride is associated with depressed pineal melatonin synthesis by prepubertal gerbils

and accelerated onset of sexual maturation in the female gerbil. The results strengthen

the hypothesis that the pineal has a role in the timing of the onset of puberty ��

So far we�ve exposed two major environmental assaults on the normal functioning of our

pineal gland. If this is truly the �seat of the soul� or the �gateway to enlightenment�

then humanity has successfully scuttled this natural path to self-knowledge. The environment

you are in right now � sitting in front of your computer � is having a negative

effect on your pineal gland. So we ask the question: is there anything we can do to improve

the health of this important brain structure? Perhaps there is.

Hope and the Pineal

Rhythmic Breathing and Chanting The pineal gland sits on the roof of the 3rd

ventricle of the brain, directly behind the root of the nose and floats in a small lake

of cerebrospinal fluid. It doesn�t have a blood-brain barrier like other brain structures,

where certain molecules in the circulating blood are blocked. Instead it relies on a

constant supply of blood delivered through a particularly rich vascular network.

Activities such as rhythmic breathing and chanting create an oxygen rich supply to the

pineal gland. Many yogis describe the object of their breathing technique is to increase

the heart rate while reducing the blood pressure. Ironically, this is what happens just before

we die. It may be that the goal of this procedure is to release DMT, which many believe is stored

in the pineal.

Remember, DMT is the body�s own psychedelic. It�s a neurochemical specifically created

to allow the focus of our thinking to be directed inward. Although the exact chemical reaction

is yet to be understood, DMT allows synaptic paths to escape from the routinely travelled

pathways, allowing for novel thoughts and sensations to happen. The authority of specific

hemispheres is suspended, allowing for what can be desribed as incommensurables � factual

realities that can not be rationally (cause-effect) explained, nevertheless are real. All of these

prerequisites are needed to confront the elusive self.

While low frequency and magnetic radiation have been shown to reduce melatonin production,

some other types of radiation seem to energize the pineal gland. In an article posted many

years ago on viewzone, ESP and LST, it was shown that psi or paranormal abilities, such

as remote viewing or ESP, were at their peak when the center of the Milky Way galaxy was

in a certain position in the sky. The exact time was 13.30 LST (Local Sagitarius Time).

As the galactic map [above] shows, the center of the Galaxy is a rich source of radio emissions.

This radiation could be something �seen� by the pineal in ways that we have not yet

understood. The fact that the peak abilities were not at 12:00 LST, when the center and

maximum radiation was directly overhead, may be either due to some delay in pineal response

or could reflect some ideal angle at which the radio emissions are optimal in reaching

the surface of Earth.

As I was writing this story, I received an interesting e-mail from a man named Drew Hempel,

MA. Drew has an interesting theory about music, mathematics and consciousness that I hope

we can share in future editions of viewzone. One of his theories described how ultrasonic

vibrations can influence our consciousness. It�s so relevent to this discussion on the

pineal that I�d like to show you what he found.

It is already established that the pineal gland is reactive to light, radio frequencies

and ELF radiation � extremes on the electromagnetic spectrum. Sound waves are also part of this

spectrum. The ability of something as simple as a sound to penetrate our skull and transform

the function and structure of our brain is hard to imagine. I was a skeptic until I watched

this video:

And if that wasn�t amazing enough to make me re-think the power of sound, this most

certainly was:

Certainly, sonic stimulation is the next frontier. As Drew described this phenomenon, he mentioned

a recent patent, filed by Sony, which uses sound waves to create thoughts!

�Jenny Hogan and Barry Fox�s article, Sony patent takes first step towards real-life

Matrix, New Scientist, April 7, 2005, details plans for total sensory mind-machine interface

relying on ultrasound pulses. �The technique suggested in the patent is entirely non- invasive.

It describes a device that fires pulses of ultrasound at the head to modify firing patterns

in targeted parts of the brain, creating sensory experiences ranging from moving images to

tastes and sounds. This could give blind or deaf people the chance to see or hear, the

patent claims.�

Magnetic fields can not be finely focused whereas ultrasound can be. That is the key

difference for ultrasound. This ultrasound heard as the highest external tone ionizes

our electrochemicals. Ultrasound also creates cavitation which turns into light! This cavitation

has extremely high temperature which then enables alchemical results � the transformation

of matter! This cavitation of ultrasound into light is known in science as piezonuclear

fusion or sonofusion � �cold fusion.�

Perhaps we will soon see a spiritual use of technology, capable of stimulating the pineal

gland to re-energize it and facilitate a state of mind capable of experiencing the

true self. The potential seems there. But is there the will?

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This is a fairly early version, also Strife is a FPS game with some basic RPG elements.

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📷 What are FPS in VlgTlk #3 - Duration: 7:54.

behind-the-scenes of this vlog which I'm

not so sure I understand because it's a

vlog there are no scenes by virtue of it

being a vlog everything's kind of behind

the scenes so let's talk about frames

per second FPS you might see that a lot

of times 30 FPS 60 FPS 24 fps those are

the ones that are recommended or are

known you can basically shooting any

kind of FPS any frames per second what

that means is that pictures the frames

per second in your video so if you say

24 FPS 24 frames per second that means

24 pictures per second in your video now

you can kind of gather from that

explanation already the higher your

frame rate your fps your frames per

second the better your video should look

what you're looking at here right now

are 30 fps 30 frames per second now your

eye or your brain can see that if you're

looking at this video there's no way you

can count the frames per second that I'm

shooting at here you cannot see 30

pictures per second with your eyes so

that's why your brain converts that to

actually moving picture that's why it

looks like video my hands and everything

you know any movement the background

those are 30 frames per second okay the

reason I'm using 30 frames per second

because it's pretty much the standard on

the Internet okay if you want to do 24

frames per second which is less but the

advantage of 24 frames per second is

it's the typical movie movie film look

if you go to the cinema not all but and

usually it would be 24 frames per second

okay the 24 frames per second became

kind of an international standard for

movies it comes from film basically when

you're shooting with actual real film

and not digitally then they were using

23 24 frames per second while filming

now if you want to make your vlogs or

your video on the internet look like a

movie

there's certain things you can do even

if you're recording with a phone with a

camera digitally number one would be 24

frames per second you can darken it a

little bit you can put some shadows on

it color correction all that and yeah I

don't know it'll look really really like

a movie okay to be honest in a vlog I

don't think yeah some some vloggers do

like that look for their for their vlogs

like the film you look I don't I

actually like evolved that looks

realistic and let me give you a tip here

if you really want to go that extra mile

and make your vlog look like a like a

real realistic vlog shop with a with a

video camera with a digital phone you

know because that's what you want in a

vlog you want it kind of to look like I

just turned on my phone in my car

and I just started talking to you okay

now there's a little trick that you can

do to go that extra mile instead of

going 30 frames per second you could go

60 frames per second so 60 pictures per

second can you imagine that you know

what that looks like go check out I

think it's Roman Atwood does that

rolling out with one of the more famous

of loggers and pranksters on YouTube

check out his videos he does 60 frames

per second

they're really fluid okay because you're

showing 60 pictures per second so you're

showing double the amount of pictures

than in a normal 30 frames per second

vlog it just makes it look really

realistic you know but let me give you

the disadvantage of 60 frames per second

and the reason why I don't use it in our

vlogs number one our phones that we use

the Samsung Galaxy s7 edge they did the

back camera can do 60 frames per second

the front camera cannot okay the one

that I use the selfie cam cannot do it

so technically I'm limited maybe in the

future the new Samsung Galaxy s8 or s8

plus maybe that one can do it I'll need

to check it out then maybe we'll switch

the 60 frames per second but the other

disadvantages if you're shooting double

the amount of pictures from 30 to 60

frames

what happens to your file size that's

right your file size becomes larger and

we come back to that topic of you need

to upload that video now if you're at

home every day every evening every night

that you're uploading your vlog ok and

you've got a good stable fast internet

connection that is unlimited doesn't

matter how much you upload or download

then yeah let it run overnight and you

can upload your 4 or 5 gigs gigabytes of

video and that's large that's like a

full like this like a DVD that's the

amount of data that's on a DVD

[Music]

remember DVDs yeah ok so that's a lot I

shoot at the moment maybe 10 minutes

after editing it's a 10 minute vlog with

1080p with 30 frames per second if I

would convert that UPS about a gig

maximum maybe two gigs two gigabytes so

that's about half the size of that the

minute I convert it or I shoot or then I

convert it to 4k for example it nearly

doubles that size as well so when

suddenly I'm uploading 3 4 gigs because

I have 4k video ok if I do 30 to 60

frames per second same thing the file

size doubles so that's the reason why in

the past as well still a couple of years

ago you would not upload a video in 4k

to the internet or in 60 frames per

second because the file sizes are so

large these days the Internet is fast

enough we all got unlimited internet

especially at home on our wired landline

internet so hey let it run overnight and

it will upload probably in an hour or

something and you've got some amazing

really good footage on your on your vlog

now if you don't want to do that then

kind of find the middle part which

basically gives you I would say 1080p is

good it's high definition if you can

shoot in 4k I do recommend it do it why

not your future proofing your videos the

same as a couple of years ago we taught

720p for the internet was it that's high

definition couple years later 1080p

became the norm and now 4k is starting

believe me in the future 4k if not even

higher okay

might even go to 8k you never know

enough it just keeps getting better

that's the resolution number two is the

frame rates of course 30 frames per

second your brain will process that has

fluid motion and as a film and you don't

think like it's bad quality but then if

you do and do try out 60 frames per

second if you do have the equipment for

it the camera try out the 60 frames per

second it looks cool I think it looks

cool it looks so realistic for probably

a movie it doesn't look good we're not

used to that in a movie you know

although if you watch I think the newest

Star Wars ones are if you watch them in

the special cinema imax whatever they

were shot in 60 frames per second I

remember Lord of the Rings was one of

the first movies that I saw in the movie

theater that was shot in 60 frames per

second it's a strange it looked strange

so those of you are older will remember

also switching from tape to CD it was

strange these days it's normal okay but

still 60 frames per second I think is

cool it's good for vlogs it's a good

idea so do it that way let's get to the

equipment

let's talk camera

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Hi, this is Dr. Hourglass, and welcome to another video in our channel Wonder Breasts.

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In this channel we discuss everything related to breast surgery.

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A GROUP OF PEOPLE GOT TOGETHER

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Momma Interviews "Expert Edition" with guest Arianna Taboada | www.HappyWithBaby.com - Duration: 22:58.

Catherine: Hello.

I'm Catherine O'Brien and welcome to The Momma Interviews, The Expert Edition.

Today, I am interviewing Arianna Taboada and she is an expert in maternity leave issues

and I'm so excited that you're here because you have a great story and you have a really

big background in maternal mental health as well.

Why don't you share a little bit about what you do and we'll get going.

Arianna: Sure.

What brought me to the series is that I have a 1-year-old so, I'm in the thick of new motherhood

myself.

My professional background as you mentioned is as a public health trained social worker.

I did three years of training with the US Maternal and Child Health Bureau so specialized

pretty early on in my career on that mother-baby dyad and on maternal mental health

issues.

Was formally in clinical settings, then moved into research and now, I'm in private practice

where I still get to see clients, but apply the years of intervention research work that

I did to really figuring out what among the best practices available is relevant for a

particular person or particular situation, and I do specialize around that period of

planning for leaving work and then returning to work.

Catherine: Yeah, I know because I get questions like that all the time from moms.

That's one of their most stressful things is figuring out what their leave is going

to look like financially and taking off and possibly not coming back to work and all these

different things so that's very interesting.

Very cool.

Thank you.

I'm so glad that you're here and especially as a new mom because I am interviewing moms

from all different stages, which is really cool because I think it just offers different

perspectives and stuff and the hope is that I always believe that there's just not one

right way to parent your child and how to mother your child and father your child or

anything like that, and some things work for some people and not for others so, I think

this is great to get a different perspective from everyone and see what's working and maybe

something someone says will help someone else.

My first question how do you balance, and I know balance is an interesting word, but

how do you balance mom, work and just your relationship roles?

Arianna: Sure.

I would say that I am always looking for what can be taken off my plate.

Catherine: Yes.

I love that.

Arianna: There's the trap of what can be added and there's so many things

that are added on and just layered, task on top of task or responsibility on top of responsibilities,

constantly assessing and asking myself, "What do I not have to do?

What can I take away and the world will not end or no one will go hungry or no one will

go unclothed or no client will go with their needs unmet?"

That really helps me to parse out what are the priorities for any given day or any given

hour, any given ... depending on the time frame.

That is another thing that I'll do is I'll have sessions where I'm planning ahead, but

for the most part, I try and stay within a shorter time frame.

What do I need this week?

What do I need today?

What does my kid need this very moment, which can make all of the things a little less daunting.

Catherine: Right.

It's true when we look ahead, it's like, "Oh, my gosh, there's so much to do."

It's like, "No, you just have to worry about what you have to do right now."

I love, that's such great advice.

That's awesome.

Cool.

The next question is most moms I speak to say there are moments when they're ready to

throw in the towel.

Can you describe a time you felt this way and what got you through it?

Arianna: Sure.

As I was getting ready to meet with you today, I was like right now, right now I am so ready

to throw in the towel.

I'll just share with you and whoever's watching or reading this that about 10 days ago, March

15th, my husband and my 1-year-old and I we moved internationally.

Catherine: Wow.

Arianna: From Mexico back to California where I'm from and we had a very short and sudden

planning period so in the span of about three weeks, we got our house packed up.

We got our tickets to California.

Catherine: Wow.

Arianna: We got all our personal things in order, work stuff in order, and made the move.

I've moved before.

It's stressful in and of itself.

This was the first big international move with the baby and it's just like, "Whoa."

I was just done.

I was so fried, but with a move, you can't really be like, "Oh, I'll just wait on the

packing or I'll wait on whatever."

It was one of those times where saw the limit, pushed myself to it, past it, and was just

burnt out.

Catherine: Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, so what are you going to do to recover from that?

Because I know that's hugely stressful.

Moving is stressful and then internationally, I imagine is even that much more stressful.

Arianna: Yeah.

My husband and I actually had the great idea, he was like, "Let's just think of the first

two weeks as a vacation.

Let's not even think about new setup stuff.

Let's think of it as a vacation."

We have really been doing the minimal amount of unpacking and planning that goes along

with a move and we've been going out to the park a few times-

Catherine: Good.

Yeah.

Arianna: Going out to eat.

Last night, we went to this family friendly brewery and just [crosstalk 06:02] for a few

hours.

Catherine: Cool.

Arianna: Taking the vacation aspect is helpful.

Catherine: Good.

No, that's such a good idea, yeah, and park is such a fun time with a 1-year-old.

Very cool.

Arianna: It's like so-

Catherine: It's like they're just discovering it all and it's all so exciting, yeah.

Very cool.

Arianna: Exactly.

Catherine: All right.

What do you when you feel overwhelmed, overstretched or less than?

Arianna: I think my response touches on something I mentioned earlier was take a look at the

to-do list and really start slashing.

What does not even need to be on that list?

Because part of my personal overwhelm comes with just seeing the amount of stuff that

I'm supposed to be doing.

If I really reframe and think there's and say to myself and literally practice the art

of reframing, but also reorganizing the way I think of what I have to do and so, it could

be things I can delegate to someone else, it could be things that really just don't

need to get done and I'm just adding to the fire by piling on more things.

Along with the what can I not do, the literally slashing things off the to-do list.

Catherine: Yeah.

No, that's so great.

This next one is I've had parents tell me one of the hardest things about being a parent

is the comparisons and judgments from other parents.

How do you personally cope with that?

Arianna: Yeah.

I think one area that maybe I wasn't expecting that I've felt this in ... I've actually had

positive experience with my fellow parents.

Catherine: Good, yeah.

Arianna: One challenge that I've felt that wasn't expected is judgment or just feeling

very scrutinized by my own parents, by my partner's parents, and really they raised

us and we turned out okay.

Catherine: I know.

That's so true.

I hear that all the time, like, "They're telling us this and that," yeah.

Arianna: Yeah.

Our parents have been very supportive of letting us come into our own as parents so they're

not the type to give a lot of unsolicited advice, but just feeling whenever we're around

and feeling observed.

Catherine: Yeah, yeah, yeah.

What do you feel is your greatest personal struggle with the experience of motherhood?

Arianna: I would say for me, and this comes back to part of my work, I had a not very

fun pregnancy so really early on in my motherhood experience, I experienced a huge shift in

what I was able to balance in terms of parenting or pregnancy, in this case, and work, so I

felt like a total shadow of myself in the work [inaudible 09:04] because I felt like

I had lost all productivity.

I felt like I really wasn't able to reach the standard that I had set out for myself

in terms of work and my professional identity.

Once I had a newborn and [inaudible 09:21] then that I set out a big block of time that

I was not going to be working, but I realized how integral to my identity and my sense of

being and belonging and making sense of my role in the world that my work has to do with

and so I really missed that early on.

When the time that I had planned to be doing no work, I actually ended up coming back just

on a few hours every few days, not diving back into full-time work or anything, but

I actually went back earlier than I thought I would because I felt like I needed tor reclaim

that part of me.

Catherine: Right, right.

What is something that has surprised you about being a mom?

Something maybe you didn't realize you'd enjoy?

Something you didn't know babies or kids did?

Something you didn't know could bring you so much joy?

Arianna: I think watching my husband become a parent has been really fun.

I don't know if he would say the same for me.

Since we actually had a home birth and so, my husband was there and very [inaudible 10:50]

and was with me and the baby from the minute he was born, the whole labor and the minute

he was born.

From that time on, they've had just this really wonderful bond and I've seen him in a whole

new different light and been able to ... I would say that I've developed a new level

of respect for the more emotional side of him.

It's been sweet.

It's been fun.

It's been a learning process for me to also discover all the new layers of a person.

Catherine: Yeah.

No, it definitely is opens ... I don't know.

I felt like my heart got fuller just watching my husband as well, too.

How has your relationship with your husband changed?

Arianna: I would say there are times where we've tried to allow ourselves the time of

just both of us enjoying the baby because there's so much to do with parenthood.

Sometimes I feel like we would fall into the trap of, "Okay, you be with the baby and I'll

do laundry or I'll be with the baby and you cook dinner," just this because of time and

logistics and needs, [crosstalk 12:21] find the time.

What we really felt was important was having family time, all three of us, even if it meant

we're getting a rotisserie chicken for dinner or whatever.

That I think has been a great lesson that we've learned.

Catherine: Yeah.

No, that's such good advice.

I think it's so important that we make that time together and as a family and stuff, and

you don't have to be doing them separate.

In fact, we're in the middle of a move as well so it's like crazy over here.

How has your relationship stayed the same?

Arianna: That's a great question.

I would say that our roles, the roles that we tended to fill before, I was doing a lot

of the home finance and home organization stuff, and he was taking care of a lot of

stuff outside the home.

I would say that those roles have definitely been consistent and to some extent magnified

at certain periods over the past year.

Catherine: Yeah.

That's good.

How has your relationship with your friends, your family or support system changed?

I know you spoke on the parents and stuff, but is there anything else?

I imagine it's difficult, too, if you were moving internationally.

Arianna: Yeah.

Because I lived internationally and I worked remotely mostly, I had a really small circle

of in person friends and basically developed a whole new circle of in person friends who

were also moms.

I had the good fortune of having a postpartum doula nearby who organizes postpartum groups.

Catherine: Awesome.

Arianna: I was able to join one of those groups and from about six weeks on through the first

year, we met regularly and just hung out and got to know each other.

I think the key thing for me is it was people that I probably wouldn't have made friendships

with if it weren't for our kids.

We just came from all different walks of life and we're in all different stages of life

professionally, but we really were able to come together and realized how much we did

have in common besides a kid once we're in a space together and have had a lot of opportunity

to get to know each other.

Catherine: Right, right.

Yeah, is there any way your relationships have stayed the same with friends, family,

support system?

Arianna: Yeah.

I would say my, for lack of a better term, it's the ride and die friendships, people

who are [inaudible 15:54] to be in your life through thick and thin, through everything,

that those became so apparent.

It's the friends who would have a really late night Skype session [inaudible 16:07] after

the baby went to bed and a friend who has no kids, but is willing to listen for an hour

about your trials and tribulations as a new mom.

Catherine: That's awesome.

Those are good friends to have for sure.

Arianna: Yeah.

Catherine: Cool.

What is the great lesson so far you've learned as a mom?

Anything stick out?

I feel like there's a lot, but ...

Arianna: What really stands out for me is the do less, [crosstalk 16:34] do less.

Catherine : Yeah.

No, I love that.

I think that's so important.

Yeah, I love that.

I think that's good advice for us all because I find myself doing like, "Oh, I have to add

this to my list and this to my list," and finally, it's like now I feel guilty if I'm

just sitting here watching a show or something because I have this big list to do, but why

do I have to do all those things.

Arianna: Right.

Catherine: No, I love that.

I'm going to go with that one for myself I think.

Do you have a favorite quote that inspires you as a mom?

Arianna: Yeah.

I was thinking of this and it's a quote that actually has inspired me before being a mom

and I think just I turn to it much more frequently now as a mom.

It's an Audre Lord quote.

Audre Lord is a black feminist poet or was, passed away from cancer, but that quote is

and it's kind of the mix between the personal and the professional and the political.

The quote is "Caring for myself is not an act of self-indulgence.

It's an act of self-preservation and that is an act of political warfare."

Catherine: Yes, I love that, yeah.

Arianna: It speaks to the stigma or the taboo around putting yourself first and I think

especially with motherhood, the perception of selfishness, but I think you know this

as much as I do, but I'll say it just because not everyone is in the field of maternal health,

but what we know from the research is that when mom's health is taken care of, baby's health and outcomes down the line are improved dramatically.

I always like to reiterate it's not about self-preservation or that selfish thing.

It is about the greater good.

Catherine: Absolutely.

Arianna: It is about health outcomes at the mom level, at the baby level, at the family

level, at the community level.

Catherine: Yeah.

No, I love that quote, too.

That's one of my favorites as well.

Thank you for sharing that.

Yeah, absolutely, everything you just said.

How about a favorite song that inspires you as a mom?

Arianna: That is a hard one.

Actually, one of the blog posts I recently read in The Momma Series, on your site, was

like said something to the effect of I don't have any time to listen to music anymore.

Catherine: Yeah, right.

I know.

Arianna: That resonated with me.

The songs that I have listened to recently are Hakuna Matata.

Catherine: Yeah, right.

The wheels on the bus, I don't know.

Arianna: Yeah.

No, Hakuna Matata, that's a good one.

I'll go with that.

Catherine: Yeah.

I love that.

Yeah, don't worry, right.

Yeah, that's a good one.

I like that.

What is the one piece of advice you'd like to give other moms?

Arianna: I would say treat yourself with the same compassion and understanding and patience

that you would treat a friend of yours who is telling you about a situation.

[Removing yourself] a little bit and thinking what would I tell if my situation right now,

how would I treat someone who is in that situation and being as empathetic to yourself as you

would be with someone else.

Catherine: Yeah, yeah.

That's very good.

This is a new question we've added to the list and I'm like just because I think it's

fun, but is there any can't live without gadgets or products that made mom life easier or better

better for you?

Arianna: Definitely so many.

I'll say I'll go with backpack and diaper bag in one.

That's not really high tech.

It's pretty low tech, but ...

Catherine: Right.

I think those are the best, the less techy.

My favorite one is dry shampoo.

I never knew I would be such a dry shampoo user, but yeah, used it today.

Arianna: It looks great.

Catherine: Thank you.

Yeah.

No.

Yeah, the backpack and the diaper bag because then anybody can, dad can use it and you just

go.

Arianna: Yeah, it allows me to carry so much more, so many more things.

Catherine: Yeah.

Yeah.

The next question is how many children do you have?

You have one child that's a year old?

Arianna: I just have the one, yes.

Catherine: Yeah.

Cool.

Is there anything else that you would love to share to moms, to dads, to just families

in general, grandparents before we end today?

Anything else that you're like, "Oh, I just wish people knew or I feel is important?"

Arianna: I think part of what I would say is related to what you're doing.

Find the stories, find the narratives, find the common threads with other people and figure

out ways to break through some of the isolation that I think is inherent and especially, the

first few weeks of motherhood.

That has helped me tremendously.

It's something that I know from my work is tremendously helpful.

It's incredible what a difference a quick phone call or a quick text or even a few hours

of in person time with another person or group of new moms can be.

Finding those ways to connect.

Catherine: Yeah, yeah, such great advice.

I am so glad that you joined us today and I love your advice and I love your tips.

I hope you continue to enjoy motherhood and that you get settled in on your move here.

Where in California did you guys move?

Arianna: We are right now in Berkeley at my parents' house actually [crosstalk 22:42]

area so close to Sacramento.

Catherine: Yeah, yeah, awesome.

Arianna: We're not sure if we'll stay here or end up in a different part of California

or different part of the country.

It's all up in the air at this point.

Catherine: You're in a transition.

Arianna: Yes, definitely.

Catherine: All right.

Cool.

Thank you.

Thank you for sharing with us and so glad that you can be here today.

Arianna: Thanks for having me.

Catherine: Yes.

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Korean Suspense film 'A Day 一天' (Eng Sub) - Duration: 1:04.

Dr. Kim, would you please sign for me?

Hello, long time no see

Eun-Jung, wait for daddy for a while

Who's this? This is my daughter's phone

Your daughter has a car accident

Dr. Kim, would you please sign for me?

Eun-Jung

Today has been repeated again and again

My daughter died again and again

If I came a little bit earlier

Who are you?

You are just like me...

Repeating the same day... right?

There is another man in the hell

I want to change everything that can be changed

Then I may change today

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Trump Just Pissed Off Every Terrorist In The World After Pointing Out This One HUGE Fact�

By Paris Swade

President Donald Trump just described how he�s going to defeat the Islamic State terror

group and it is fricking perfect.

�I HAVE TO SAY, THERE IS AN END,� TRUMP SAID IN AN INTERVIEW WITH REUTERS.

�AND IT HAS TO BE HUMILIATION.�

He recently talked to Face the Nation recently.

Watch the video below.

Trump didn�t get too far into the details on how he would do this but he did recently

drop the �Mother of all Bombs� on ISIS this month.

He is not playing around.

He recently gave Secretary of Defense James Mattis the green light to use everything in

the U.S. military to take out ISIS.

We are going to humiliate ISIS.

Obama looked the other way.

Trump is leading the way and taking the fight to the terrorists.

Trump understands the element of surprise.

He is taking this seriously.

So let�s humiliate ISIS again.

SHARE this video of what we did to them far and wide.

They will fear us.

They will not win this fight.

They have awakened the American giant and we are going to take them the hell out!

If you support ISIS, then get the hell off my website.

Thanks for reading.