The first time I ever saw Giselle, it was a film
and it was by Carla Fracci and Erik Bruhn
and it continues to be my favourite
version of the classical Giselle.
Their dramatic quality, obviously
their technical ability but more important the
quality of everyone in the film you know,
the hunting scene, people were eating real food.
It gave such an amazing atmosphere
and then both Carla and Erik are such subtle actors
of the highest calibre that
it is impossible not to feel moved by them.
So it was a beautiful beginning
because it meant I understood, or I thought
I understood, that Giselle wasn't a simple story.
That it was a very deep story and
that with Giselle you could take the journey
as far as you wanted, you could as
I say make it very very naive until the
change until the second act.
You could be a more wandering spirit, a person that
chooses to only see what she chooses to
see, only chooses to see that he's in love
even though the evidence is in front of her
and deep down she knows and there's a huge difference
and once you make that choice
of who Giselle it has to influence
everything you do throughout the ballet
but it is beautiful to try, it is
beautiful to test yourself in rehearsal
and say you know who you know how far
can I take this or could she even be a
cynic, as cynical as Albrecht?
And he the victim of a girl that wanted
to hunt another man? How far can you take
it before it's no longer Giselle?
I think it's fabulous.
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FOREIGNERS REACT TO CHINESE GIRL GROUP - 7SENSES - Duration: 6:34.
Hi guys, you guys are watching Zany TV
and I am Nicky here
and I am an upcoming independent solo artist
Hi I'm Paul, I'm a gyopo from California
and you can check me out on Youtube: Gyopoman
and yeah, I'm here to watch
Hello everyone! My name is Batinna
and I am a musical actress and choreographer here in Korea
Hi my name is Colin and I am a model and dancer here in Korea as well
Hello! My name is Arthur Días and I am a design student here in Korea
and I also work for Zany TV
I am Matheus and I am a student in Korea
Nice to meet you guys!
and today we are doing a music video reaction!
So many good things!
So, let's watch the next music video
Let's do it!
Dj, lit it up!
Cue! Okay
Okay, girl crush!
Oh, stop throwing me your money
I'm not a stripper
This is so nice!
Oh my God!
Wow!
Hello
Ooh, she looked pretty
Oh hey woman
The lyrics are marvellous
Yeah! I can understand everything! *sarcasm*
Feeling this
Ha!
How many are they there? 7? haha
Shall we count?
I think they are 7! Top 7
Its the top 7 Ranking I guess
She's like, "look at my coin"
Throwing Benjamin's
Throw the cash
There you go
If that's not dollar, it's undervalued
I really want to know what they are talking about
Beatdrop, beatdrop
Booom!
That was sick!
Booom!
I already know this song
This one in the middle is really pretty!
Yeah!
Oh Grafitti!
The blonde is the middle? like the main one?
All the hair colors are the same though
they are so pretty
They are so bad
It's a basebal bat, ladies and gentleman!
Is it the " Quadradinho de 8"?
Oh
like Rihanna bad
A few of these outfits came out really nicely
Seven Senses
Now they are about to crush the gas station
Hey, would you like to fill up the tank? (;,
She got a...
She got a paintball gun !
Can you see that?
What are you doing
I feel like they are staring into my soul
Oh that was nice
the choreography is actually pretty chill
Was that hairspray?
Have you seen it?? Have you?
The small lip's bite?
I like her, she's cute
she has like the girl next door vibe
I mean, I like it better than the other one
I like this one a lot
right
it's very colourful
Wait...How many of them spun there?
They are my girl crushes
I'm pretty sure the song is called seven senses?
or... girl crush?
Bullfight....Grafitti...Lyrics we don't understand...
you know, after doing some choreography for a while
and you do like those slow moments
when you've done it so many times
like, you don't even try anymore
You just kinda lay over a little bit
I wonder how many times they had to shoot this
Oh okay, breakdown
Oh yeah, I'm feeling it
I'm feeling it, are you feeling it?
Sounds fun
Yeah!
And they dance pretty well huh?
is this the mob
boom hey hey hey
did you not see Nay Nay in there?
That's also dangerous...
Sparkle Sparlke
Yes!
Girl Crush, I win
yeah, you win
Girl Crush!
Seven sins
Seven Senses
I was thrown away
I wanted to turn up the music
She was like "I like this part!"
I wasn't ready
I was ready to dance to it
Like, I really
I really like this video
I think it's like a good debut for them
like a good opening song
I love it
I love it
No word needed, I love it too
Very good!
I think we can easily see the similarities
with the korean pop style
I can see that
you know through the video
It made me want to dance
Very Korean-esque clothing
like even some of the brands
and choreography
like the clothing I recognised it from a lot of the brands
It was good
It was really good
it was catchy
You know, there were some parts
where you're like
"Oh, I can do it too...Boooom!"
Based on their dance skills
They're good!
Much stronger if compared with the last music video
The other one was much more delicate moves
And there were more people
Yeah, there were more people... So it should be simpler
This was more elaborated... They jumped well synched
I think it was put together really well
and like the energy level for the video
was really really good
and like, I don't know
it showed each girl's charm
I feel like it was overall really really good
and like, the choreography made it
like the sets were amazing
the clothes were amazing
yes, definitely
If you are going to keep doing this kind of stuff
yeah, definitely
It's more exciting... The boom part is very "sticky"
Yeah, it's sticky!
Thank you for having us today!
Thank you Zany TV!
Bye!
Thank you for having us Zany TV!
Bye!
Thank you Zany for the invitation and see you next time!
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2013 - Verano del 98 en Gracias por Venir (Greek Subs) - Duration: 10:19.
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13 Ways Narcissists Try to Manipulate and Control You Be Extreme - Duration: 9:15.
13 Ways Narcissists Try to Manipulate and Control You: Be Extremely Careful of No. 4
Narcissists are all around you � they work at your office, attend the same parent-teacher
interviews and are even members of your family.
Their presence in your life, however, is not the problem, their skill in manipulating others,
including yourself, for their own benefit is.
It is necessary to learn how to recognize their tricks.
Toxic people will often act �normal� for periods of time, forming relationships and
friendships, their true nature going unnoticed.
Once these relationships have been formed, narcissists will often use a variety of tactics
to manipulate and control the people in their lives.
They refuse to take responsibility for their actions or to acknowledge that they may aver
be wrong, instead using diversion tactics to victimize others.
Learn to recognize these tricks, so that you can distance yourself from the toxic people
in your life.
Shaming
A narcissist will try to manipulate you by belittling you and making you feel less valuable,
especially in front of other people.
They may do so by shaming your appearance, social class or lack of education.
Their goal is to leave you feeling ashamed, which will in turn make them feel better about
themselves, feeding into their shallow ego.
There is power in believing in yourself, and they need to stop you from feeling that power.
Gaslighting
Regardless of what accusation you may have against them, a narcissist will always have
proof, even if it they have to fabricate it, that you are wrong.
They will make you question your own sanity by instantly offering their proof, and then
assert that it never happened.
If they can convince you that what you believe your have seen is not true, then they obviously
could not have been wrong in that moment.
�Joking� Maliciously
In order to get away with putting you down, a narcissist may attempt to do so in the form
of a �joke�.
Taking this approach will allow them to claim you simply have no sense of humor if you react
negatively, suggesting you should learn to better appreciate the joke.
Don�t allow them to convince you that you are wrong for standing up for what you believe
in.
If you try to laugh it off, and play into their joke charade, you are only going to
open yourself up to more of these �jokes� in the long run.
Name Calling
When a narcissist is running out of tactics to spin a situation to show they are correct,
this will anger them.
They will then resort to name calling, in an attempt to degrade you.
They know that they cannot change your belief about the topic you are currently disagreeing
on, so instead they will criticize and ridicule you directly so that you are left feeling
incapacitated to defend yourself.
Nonsensical Conversations
Narcissists need to ensure that they are always right, and if they aren�t they will resort
to whatever means they feel are required to make it appear as though they are.
If you find that you are in a conversation that became so turned around that you no longer
even remember what you were fighting about, stop and take a step back.
Rather than accept that their attitude towards to conversation may be what requires work,
they are steering the conversation enough to avoid admitting the error of their ways.
Playing Victim
A favorite phrase of many narcissists is �I can�t win with you.� This ensures that
regardless of whether they are right or wrong, they are the victim in any situation.
They are looking to put you into a position in which you feel you need to console them
or help them to justify their inflated ego.
Don�t fall into this trap and back down or they will always get their way.
Claiming to Always Be Nice
For the most part, those who are genuinely nice people will not fell the need to shout
it out to the world, they will allow their actions to speak for themselves.
They will attempt to hide their character flaws by bragging about how compassionate,
sympathetic and well meaning they are.
Controlling
A narcissist will go out of their way to control your life.
If you live together, for example, they may try to keep you inside your home as much as
possible, away from the influence of other people.
This will leave you dependent on them for all your needs.
If you are financially independent, they will also take control of your finances to ensure
that you do not have the means to leave them, and instead require them to support you.
Twisting Your Point
While your point may have been simple, and clear, a narcissist will put their own spin
on it, accusing your of having said or meant things simply because they believe they know
what you are trying to say.
They do, however, know all, right?
By the end of a conversation they may have turned it all around so much, even you are
starting to question if you are that bad of a person for thinking that underlying reason
which they accuse you of actually meaning.
Inappropriate Behavior
Those who have been found to be narcissistic are often found to behave in ways that others
feel are questionable or inappropriate.
They are more likely to engage in ways that are seen as vulgar, or resort to obscene language
in public.
They will embarrass you, leaving your apologizing for their actions.
Projection
If ever you accuse a narcissist of having done something that you do not agree with,
you will find that they are going to project their errors onto you to ensure that you are
the one who is �wrong�.
This technique will in turn take the attention off their errors, ensuring they can maintain
their flawless image.
For example, if they are a cheater they will accuse you of cheating instead.
Devaluing You to Others
If a narcissist is unable to make you feel badly about yourself, you can bet that they
are going to instead bring you down in their conversations with others.
They may accuse you of actions which reflect negatively on your character, even if they
didn�t happen.
For example, they may accuse you of having cheated on your ex-partner to others regardless
of whether you had previously cheated or not.
Manufacturing Faults
If a narcissist needs you to question yourself in order to move their own agenda, they may
spin all of the things you are good at, your strengths, into faults.
This will ensure that you can�t possibly be better than them.
If you have positive feelings in regards to an achievement in your past, they will manipulate
your memories to spin them into a negative.
Their goal is to leave you feeling frustrated and out of control of your emotions.
This tactic is not going to happen over night, but rather over an extended period of time.
Generalizations
Narcissists are selfish, and their only interests are those subjects that relate directly to
them.
For this reason, if you are speaking they are not listening to what you have to say.
This is until a topic arises that either is about them, or creates enough drama to put
the attention on them due to their need to argue.
At this point, their lack of attention has left them with no details from your previous
conversation.
Instead of admitting they weren�t listening, they will speak in large generalizations,
such as using the excuse that �you are always unhappy�.
Playing with Your Feelings
Early on in your relationship a narcissist will take the time to know and understand
your insecurities.
They are not doing this so that they can support you, but rather so that they can use them
against you during an argument if they feel they need to in order to come out on top.
For example, if you make a simple accusation against them that they can�t directly refute,
the conversation may turn ito a full blown session to expose
all
of
your insecurities and faults.
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The Race to Build the First 3D Printed House | The B1M - Duration: 6:51.
after years of torque and development large-scale 3d printing technology it's
finally coming of age and starting to enter the construction industry the
technique is steadily evolving from novelty to practical application and the
prospect of seeing 3d printed houses in towns and cities around the world is now
looking increasingly likely 3d printing is the process of creating a
three-dimensional object by laying down many layers of the material in
succession on an industrial scale this has many advantages over traditional
manufacturing techniques and it's fast become a valuable tool for rapid
prototyping in the manufacturing sector if successfully scaled and applied in
the construction and engineering industries it could reduce on-site time
and project costs it also has advantages for sustainable construction at very
little material is ever wasted during the build process several organizations
around the world are now racing to effectively scale 3d printing and to
develop viable solutions for the building sector with a particular focus
on housing we've rounded up the current frontrunner perhaps more than any other
company shanghai-based Winton have captures the world's imagination when it
comes to 3d printing full-scale building winsome generated headlines back in 2014
when they claimed to have printed not one but ten houses in a single day the
single-story detached properties were created using for large printers each
standing 20 feet or some 6.6 meters tall at a cost of around 4,800 u.s. dollars
each the houses were printed from a concrete aggregate that was part formed
from recycled construction waste although the houses are not very refined
they certainly captured the world's attention
initiated by DUS architects canal house is an ongoing attempt to print a
full-scale classic canal side house in the center of Amsterdam partially funded
by the municipality of Amsterdam the 13 room home is being developed as a
publicly accessible research project to investigate the potential of various
materials and techniques the team are working with a six metre tall printer
that uses sustainable bio plastics containing over 80% vegetable oil inside
the printer granular plastic is heated to 170
degrees Celsius before being compressed to form a homogeneous liquid this is
then extruded from the printer head to create each component the components are
being printed on-site piece by piece and then assembled in the United States
Architects Skidmore Owings Merrill have worked in partnership with the US
Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory to create a 3d
printed prototype pavilion formed in a reinforced carbon fiber material for 38
feet 11.6 meter long building was the world's largest 3d printed polymer
structure when it was first completed the pavilion is composed of 3d printed
panels that act as exterior cladding while providing structural support
insulation and moisture protection solar panels integrated into the roof feed a
generator under the building which in turn powers destructive lighting at
night
divide office of the future claims to be the most advanced 3d printed building in
the world the 2600 square foot 250 square meter structure was completed in
2016 and now how does the Dubai Future Foundation designed by US architectural
practice Gensler the office was printed by Winson in shanghai using a 20 foot or
6 meter tall 3d printer before being shipped to divide printing took 17 days
in total and the full installation was completed on-site in just 58 hours
subsequent work on the building services interiors and landscape took
approximately three months to complete the project team estimate that 3d
printing reduced labor costs by 50% and construction waste by more than 30%
while not technically a house this office clearly demonstrates the quality
of buildings that can now be achieved with 3d printing the office of the
future looks set to be the first of many 3d printed structures in Dubai the
government has announced that it aims to be 3d printing 25% of all the new
buildings in the emirate by 2030
currently leading the pack is the house that was printed in less than 24 hours
in 2017 the ten thousand US dollar building is the closest anyone has come
to 3d printing a fully formed house created by San francisco-based startup
at his core working with the Russian home building company pics group the
house would print it at a test site just south of Moscow while 3d printing a home
typically involved manufacturing components off-site and then assembling
on-site this four hundred square foot 38 square meter house was printed entirely
in situ it was formed with an impressive large-scale mobile 3d printer which has
a rotating manipulator arm capable of covering a 1400 square foot or 130
square meter area from a single point the printer was removed from the center
of the new house once these structural elements had been formed installation
was then placed in the walls before the roof and windows were added and finishes
applied the result was a fully functioning home with the first 3d
printed skyscraper now being looted in Dubai and the Saudi Arabian government
inviting Winston to print 1.5 million homes over the next five years it seems
we'll be seeing much more large-scale 3d printing in the construction sector if
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Getting scared because of Peanut lul - SKT Plays OUTLAST 2 PART 9 TRANSLATED - Duration: 11:24.
- Bang: Who is this guy, and how am I supposed to deal with him?
- Huni: No like lol I feel like I'm getting more scared from Peanut than the actual game itself
- Huni: Peanut is .. - Peanut: No but .. if you ignore that part then
- Huni: Don't watch from here (next to me) you're making me mad lol
- Peanut: You didn't see it right??
- Huni: Ah seriously ..
- Bang: I shouldn't go this way ..
- Bang: What am I supposed to do with him again?
- Bang: What am I supposed to do with him again? - Huni: Aren't you supposed to kite to the side or something ... or hide and wait, then go.
Sky: Wait until he walks past you.
- Huni: Can you lay down and crawl in this game? If so, can't you just crawl past?
- Huni: Can you lay down and crawl in this game? If so, can't you just crawl past? - Bang: Yea. He doesn't know, he doesn't know (where I am).
- Bang: Yea. He doesn't know, he doesn't know (where I am). - Huni: Oh? Maybe go through the tent right there?
- Bang: Ah .. this is boring and annoying
- Huni: But I feel like there's no way around getting caught with this one
- Bang: Movemovemovemovemovemovemove!
- Bang: Owie! - Huni: Ah you got hit .. you get really slow once you get hit too ..
- Bang: Can I heal while running?
- Bang: AHHHH NVM YOU CAN'T
- Peanut: I think they're gonna catch you.
- Huni: Ohhh it's working, it's working (you're safe)
- Huni: WHAT THE WAIT WHY AREN'T YOU GOING IN THERE
*Peanut leaves again*
- Bang: *not amused* I'm back into this weird place again ..
- Peanut: *to Sky* Where are you going~!
- Bang: Open it, open it.
- Bang: Hurry up and open it!
- Huni: She went to the right.
- Bang: Run! Run! Run!
- Bang: (the) come back!
- Huni: To the right, to the right.
- Bang: Go after her!
- Huni: Go right.
- Bang and Huni: ?
- Bang: This isn't it. *Peanut lols*
- Bang: Are you in here?
- Huni: I feel like you should open the door and search quickly
- Peanut: Ah where are you going now??
- Peanut: Ah where are you going now?? - Sky: Water, water. To get some water
- Sky: Water, water. To get some water - Peanut: There's plenty of water here!
- Huni: Oh hey, can this b*tch play??
- Peanut: Well ...
- Peanut: Well first-.. - Huni: W-wait, don't you think she's gonna pop out of the cabinet right there if you open it?
- Bang: I can't open it. - Huni: SHE'S GONNA POP OUT!-.. Ahh .. it was close
- Peanut: Ghosts come out in this place. - Huni: Oh what the??
- Bang: Why is it being like this?
- Huni: What is that?
- Bang: Oh, what is this? It's a computer.
- Bang: What is this supposed to be?
*inaudbile*
- Huni and Bang: Oh it's says "Saving"!
- Huni: Something .. something made progre-
*darius death sound*
*thought there was gonna be a jumpscare
- Huni: Close.
- Bang: She isn't here.
- Bang: A battery!
- Bang: Nice. - Huni: Good for us.
- Bang: Ah why is it being like this (the camera)
- Huni: What was there just now?
- Sky: Something passed by ..
- Sky: On the first floor .. there was a big ass jumpscare..
- Sky: I got hella scared by that ..
- Sky: So I ran like crazy.
- Huni: Start after you get a spankin'.
- Huni: Seems like you have memorize this.
- Huni: I think you have to memorize this and go.
- Bang: Nah .. do you really think they're going to make me do complicated things like that?
- Bang: I think if I keep on playing this, then the girl will pop out and scare you.
- Huni: Hyung, but .. - Peanut: I wouldn't like that ...
- Huni: You're just going in circles and it's making me dizzy.
- Peanut: For me.. I'm more scared right now then before.
- Peanut: Well, initially I was scared but as I kept watching-.. - Huni: OH DUDE THE BATHROOM ..
- Huni: Yeah, I can totally see someone hanging down form the ceiling as he opens the stall door
- Huni: Those are so fun
*Huni gets scared? lmao*
- Bang: What the?? HEY FOLLOW HER!
- Bang: GO AFTER HER
- Bang: IT'S THAT B*TCH, IT'S HER. Oh I'm supposed to be like .. recording this.
- Bang: Where did she go?
- Peanut: What the
- Peanut: Is there a girl? - Huni: Hey, why aren't you watching
- Peanut: Hey .. I'm watching from the back ..
- Huni: I can see the back of your head though lol
- Bang: Oh it's through here.
- Peanut: Is it a student who's singing?
- Huni: This is the spot where the tentacle comes out!
*huni knows ;)*
- Bang: How do you know about that? - Peanut: It came out last time we were in a similar spot.
- Bang: Oh here .. now we're back in reality.
- Huni: AH......
- Bang: What the .. why are you like this !
- Huni: Why is he yelling like that ..
- Huni: So what kind of scares is this
- Peanut: So like .. the story is
- Huni: Is it in and out of reality?
- Peanut: So one reality is basically like ...
- Peanut: .. just .. keep watching lol.
- Bang: Ahh .. I think he's gonna stab me!
- Bang: Ah .. c'mon ..
- Bang: Ohh he's just nailing my hand, that's all.
*????????????????????????????*
- Bang: Aigooya!
- Peanut: Oh shet.
- Peanut: Hyung. - Bang: Ah, I'm getting sleepy.
- Peanut: Then .. should we just play Battleground today?
- Bang: In a little while.
- Bang: Oh .. the nail's coming off!
- Peanut: D:
- Bang: Did he get like tetanus or something
- Bang: Bandage! Bandage!
- Bang: "You have no bandages"
- Bang: I don't have any bandages on me ..
- Bang: I'm telling you, there's no more bandages!
- Bang: How am I supposed to continue if I don't have any bandages?
- Bang: Why are you like this ..
- Bang: Ah! Hot!
*bang the bandage addict*
- Bang: Owie
- Bang: This son of a b*tch!
- Donation: Hey Peanut! Stick through it a bit more! Once you finish streaming, you'll be a much braver person!
*LOL*
- Peanut: Battleground? :)
- Bang: Sure.
- Peanut: Let's quit.
- Bang: Stop playing? Okey.
- Bang: Then I'll go and turn my computer on
- Bang: Ah. I'm tired.
- Peanut: Exactly, you play too hard.
- Peanut: Hey hyung, turn on the lights for me
*Battleground video coming soon?*
*Translated by: @woochaaang* <3
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[Poor travel澳門] 新馬路鐵餅號！超好食隱藏Menu？！勁襯！$18蚊肉鬆煉奶手抓餅！Macau Vlog 2017 - Duration: 2:12.
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Clever Uses for Coffee Filters - The Work Around - HGTV - Duration: 1:00.
-You've got some
around because you upgraded to an espresso machine.
But don't worry.
I have uses for coffee filters that are going to solve
a latte of your problems.
So you cleaned this window with a paper towel
and now, you've got all this lint left behind.
If you'd used a coffee filter, it wouldn't have happened.
When you use a coffee filter, it's not going to leave any
of that lint residue behind.
And it's great for cleaning electronic screens
and also polishing mirrors.
You can also use a coffee filter to put
in the bottom of a planter.
That way, when you fill it full of dirt and add water,
all of your dirt won't come out through the bottom.
So if these hacks aren't for you,
I guess you could use coffee filters for making coffee.
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Sperry How Team Obama Tried To Hack The Election - Duration: 4:49.
Sperry How Team Obama Tried To Hack The Election
by Tyler Durden
New revelations have surfaced that the Obama administration abused intelligence during
the election by launching a massive domestic spy campaign that included snooping on Trump
officials.
The irony is mind-boggling: Targeting political opposition is long a technique of police states
like Russia, which Team Obama has loudly condemned for allegedly using its own intelligence agencies
to hack into our election.
The revelations, as well as testimony this week from former Obama intel officials, show
the extent to which the Obama administration politicized and weaponized intelligence against
Americans.
Thanks to Circa News, we now know the National Security Agency under President Barack Obama
routinely violated privacy protections while snooping through foreign intercepts involving
US citizens � and failed to disclose the breaches, prompting the Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Court a month before the election to rebuke administration officials.
The story concerns what�s known as �upstream� data collection under Section 702 of the Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Act, under which the NSA looks at the content of electronic
communication. Upstream refers to intel scooped up about third parties: Person A sends Person
B an email mentioning Person C. Though Person C isn�t a party to the email, his information
will be scooped up and potentially used by the NSA.
Further, the number of NSA data searches about Americans mushroomed after Obama loosened
rules for protecting such identities from government officials and thus the reporters
they talk to.
The FISA court called it a �very serious Fourth Amendment issue� that NSA analysts
� in violation of a 2011 rule change prohibiting officials from searching Americans� information
without a warrant � �had been conducting such queries in violation of that prohibition,
with much greater frequency than had been previously disclosed to the Court.�
A number of those searches were made from the White House, and included private citizens
working for the Trump campaign, some of whose identities were leaked to the media. The revelations
earned a stern rebuke from the ACLU and from civil liberties champion Sen. Rand Paul.
We also learned this week that Obama intelligence officials really had no good reason attaching
a summary of a dossier on Trump to a highly classified Russia briefing they gave to Obama
just weeks before Trump took office.
Under congressional questioning Tuesday, Obama�s CIA chief John Brennan said the dossier did
not �in any way� factor into the agency�s assessment that Russia interfered in the election.
Why not? Because as Obama intel czar James Clapper earlier testified, �We could not
corroborate the sourcing.�
But that didn�t stop Brennan in January from attaching its contents to the official
report for the president. He also included the unverified allegations in the briefing
he gave Hill Democrats.
In so doing, Brennan virtually guaranteed that it would be leaked, which it promptly
was.
In short, Brennan politicized raw intelligence. In fact, he politicized the entire CIA.
Langley vets say Brennan was the most politicized director in the agency�s history. Former
CIA field operations officer Gene Coyle said Brennan was �known as the greatest sycophant
in the history of the CIA, and a supporter of Hillary Clinton before the election. I
find it hard to put any real credence in anything that the man says.�
Coyle noted that Brennan broke with his predecessors who stayed out of elections. Several weeks
before the vote, he made it very clear he was pulling for Hillary. His deputy Mike Morell
even came out and publicly endorsed her in the New York Times, claiming Trump was an
�unwitting agent� of Moscow.
Brennan isn�t just a Democrat. He�s a radical leftist who in 1980 � during the
height of the Cold War � voted for a Communist Party candidate for president.
When Brennan rants about the dangers of strongman Vladimir Putin targeting our elections and
subverting our democratic process, does he not catch at least a glimpse of his own reflection?
What he and the rest of the Obama gang did has inflicted more damage on the integrity
of our electoral process than anything the Russians have done.
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Q&A for JINI's 6 Diet Rule ; When JINI was Extreme Abese [JINI's Wellness] - Duration: 5:31.
This is what I I kept at extreme abese, the 6 meals rule.
There are many other things besides this.
There is a time. 'Then when you were extreme boese, did you really keep this diet rules for three months?'
There are people who ask this question. But I'm also a person,
I guess I couldn't have done that.
At first I thought that if I ate like this, my stomach wouldn't be hungry, but it's not!
so I was too hungry that day and too stressed, there were days like this,
Or I haven't been full, so I kept on eating. and suddenly my stomach got full and got stressed.
What is the best point? You need to find the right amount. A moderate amount of certain level of fullness.
It is most important to find a suitable amount to maintain a certain level of fullness.
Is it real to get fat bc of the chicken, pizza, brownies?
Not so,
bc of eat a lot of chicken, lot of pizza, lot of brownies and get fat.
Of course, their nutritional content isn't so good.
Point is eating moderately.
don't overeat, don't binge, eat your favorite food.
You can eat it between breakfast and lunch, or lunch.
The regular meal is really open freely.
However, it is difficult to control the amount. So, You really need for practice to eat moderately.
Of course, it isn't easy at first. I had a lot of failures,
But once you put it down and once you're in moderation, it's really easy to do it twice and three times.
So, everybody, just one time, "Yes, I'll put spoon down. don't take a spoon.' Just think once and do abstinence once.
I can assure you that your second and third abstinence will be really easy and a be more comfortable on diet.
And there is another thing to ask.
didn't you have a snack sometimes? What do you do when you eat out?
Sometimes I eat snacks, But what's the point? Moderately.
I ate moderately. If I want to eat sweets,
I really have a piece or two? That way? I think I practiced enjoying the taste, in that case.
And I also eat out. My family should never fall me for a family meal.
My father likes night-meal too. At that time, I always just stayed by his side.
But that will really hard to decide once, but if you do it once, it makes twice, three times,
So I want you to be cheerful.
Yes, and you wonder again.
What about nightmeal and drinik? Then, during the 100 day period, did you not have any nightmeal or alcohol while you lost 24 kg?
Yes, I didn't eat the night-meal.
Drinking is.. after I graduated high-school and, about three times? (Korean legal drinking age is 19)
And I went to the OT and drank a little?
OT is really new to hear.
I think I drank like that. But then, after drinking it, I didn't feel self-depressed or be depressed.
It was an unavoidable situation, and I had to go to such a place to fill a part of my life with happiness.
I think it was really nice to see my life in the long term, and allow it to some degree of joy.
So you, you've had a night-meal. I drank alcohol. don't be so depressed, you just wake up the next day and work hard again.
And after care for having a nightmeal or drinking, I will make another video.
Especially y'all, drink...
For someone who is on a diet, liquor is like poison.
I will try to make a video about this.
Now, y'all, I don't know if that wouldn't help a lot.
Now I've call you Jinius.
Jiniuses! Did it helpful? I really wish it would be.
What I'm telling you is that I told you how I lose fat and how I ate it.
I can't say this is the correct answer,
You say, 'Oh, that woman did like that.' You know,
It is really important to organize a diet that is right for you through this.
I will upload a video related to how to make your own diet.
Now, Jiniuses. This is the end today.
Still, I think it's a bit easier to shoot the second video than the first, I'm really glad.
And, I want to tell you, isn't it background messing around?
I'm gonna buy a background paper and another light on this weekend.
I'm working for a better visual quality. I will appreciate for your patience.
have a healthy day, happy day today,
Oh, if you like the video, please click 'Like' and 'Subscribe'.
So, This was JINI from 'Wellness in Wonderland', Bye!
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Atheism is the Uncoolest Choice Ever - Debunked (Matthew Archbold Refuted) - Duration: 10:42.
According to an article written by Mathew Archbold that was published on the National
Catholic Register on the 21st of May, 2017, "atheism is uncoolest choice ever", and
he can prove it!
Get your popcorn kids, because this guy's gone full-retard…
This, is Atheism is the Uncoolest Choice Ever – Debunked.
So, Mathew, first and foremost, and as I've covered in other videos, belief isn't a
choice… something either makes sense to us, or it doesn't.
Sure, we can expose ourselves to certain arguments and resources, and we can say that we believe
whatever we want, but we can't wholeheartedly really believe whatever we want, because that's
just not how belief works.
I mean try it Mathew, try to believe that the universe was created by the Twelve Olympians
– you can't; you'll fail.
Anyhow, now that we've addressed the title, let's get to the article itself…
Number eight: "religious people live longer, happier lives, according to numerous scientific
studies."
So unfortunately, Mathew doesn't provide a single link to any of these numerous scientific
studies, and so to my annoyance, I've done his research for him.
As it turns out, countries with a very short life expectancy are significantly more religious
than countries with long life expectancy – to name but one example, Japan has a longest
life expectancy in the world, being 75 years, and only 24% of their population considers
religion important; while Samalia has a life expectancy of just 48 years, and over 98%
of their population considers religion important.
However, with this said, when we compare the life expectancy of religious and non-religious
people from the same country, there is indeed some studies that show a correlation between
religiosity and longer life expectancy, and these study speculate that this has something
to do with the community that religions tend to provide, which, considering that we're
a social species, I'm not surprised by.
But it simply has to be stated that 'even if it were conclusively proven that the religious
live longer than the non-religious, this wouldn't make any religion true'; a drunk person
might be happier than a sober person, but the drunk person is still out of his mind.
Number seven: "Michelangelo and Bach (look 'em up kids!) were indisputably awesome Christian
artists.
But hey, atheists have the kid who plays Harry Potter.
Do you really don't want to be a part of any group that includes the actor formerly known
as Harry Potter.
Or maybe you do because that's how uncool you actually are."
… I honestly can't tell if he's being serious at this point.
First of all, Michelangelo and Bach lived before Darwin discovered natural selection,
and that absolutely matters.
Before the discovery of natural selection it was very hard to explain how complex and
seemingly designed organisms can arise without a creator or creators, but we now know exactly
how this can occur and we have unimpeachable proof of it.
Furthermore, Michelangelo and Bach were primarily artists – and art is a passionate subject
that requires introspection and emotion – which is a type of intelligence, but it's not
the type that develops an accurate representation of reality (that would be science).
And according to a PEW study conducted in 2009, scientists are dramatically less religious
than the general public, and another study conducted by Nature has found that less than
7% of 'elite scientists' are religious.
And finally, Daniel Radcliffe is a cool guy.
Number six: "Typical atheist gathering vs. World Youth Day."
Are you kidding me?
1) even if atheist and secular gatherings were tiny compared to Christian gatherings,
this would have no bearing on the truth whatsoever.
At a time most people believed in Zeus, but that doesn't mean that Zeus existed… this
is an opaque Appeal to Popularity.
Anyhow, two can play your dishonest game Mathew, just look at this atheist gatherings vs. this
Christian gathering.
Number five: "Most of your big time mass killers of the 20th century were atheists.
I'm talking Stalin, Mao, and Che among others."
Mathew, did you know that these big time mass killers were also non-stamp collectors?
And that they all brushed their teeth?
Why would you want to be a non-stamp collector?
Why would you want to brush your teeth knowing that these killers also brushed theirs?
The point being is that you're committing a Guilt by Association fallacy, a type of
red-herring which attempts to discredit something based upon disfavoured people or groups associated
with it.
What you're essentially saying is that: Joseph Stalin was an atheist.
Stalin killed millions of people.
And therefore atheism killed millions of people.
But this is just as absurd and disingenuous as saying that: Fred Phelps was a Christian.
Phelps preached hate and picketed funerals.
And therefore Christians preach hate and picket funerals.
Find a single quote of these killers saying that they committed their crimes because of
their lack of belief in god, and then we'll have a real conversation – until then, just
stop being so disingenuous!
Number four: "This is an extreme Christian, and this is an extreme atheist – see the
difference?"
Yeah, one is fraudulent fanatical fundamentalist, and the other is a respected scientist who
passionately defends facts and truth from fraudulent fanatical fundamentalists…
To quote Hitchens, "Mother Teresa was not a friend of the poor, she was a friend of
poverty.
She said that suffering was a gift from god.
She spent her whole life opposing the only known cure for poverty, which is the empowerment
of women and the emancipation of them from a livestock version of compulsory reproduction."
She wasn't a good person… because her religion stopped her from being a good person.
She is but one of countless examples of religion making otherwise decent and caring people
say and do atrocious things!
And again… even if Christianity made people nicer than non-Christians, this would not
make Christianity true.
After all, Jainists are almost certainly nicer than Christians, but that doesn't mean that
Jainism is true.
You seriously are the king of non-sequiturs Mathew!
Number 3: "As a Christian, my wife looks at me like I'm a gift from God.
Seriously, to her that's what I am.
Your atheist girlfriend (should you ever get one after you move out of your stepdad's basement)
will see you as a gel-haired accident in skinny jeans on a lonely rock orbiting a meaningless
sun in a mistake of a universe.
See the difference?
It's kind of a big one."
… Erh, a gift from god you say… okay, I erh…
I assume you met on April Fools?
Anyhow, me and my atheist girlfriend frequently tell each other how lucky we are to enjoy
however long we're able to be together in this universe that most certainly doesn't
have us in mind.
We don't pretend that the universe thinks we're special – but we know that we are
special to one-another.
New don't have to make crap up!
Number 2: "Many of your college professors agree with your atheist beliefs.
How's that for the uncoolest choice ever?
Hey, look at you siding with all the gray-haired tweedy authoritarian types at your school."
Does someone not like the fact that the more educated you are, the less likely you are
to believe in barbaric inane nonsense?
Aw…
You're a dying bred Mathew, and you know it.
It might come as a surprise to you since you think that belief is a choice, but when you
care about what's true and you actually get embarrassed about pretending to know things
that you can't possibly know, that's when you'll appreciate that atheism is the honest
answer.
We don't share our professors believes because they're cool… we share them because they're
based on sound rationality and demonstrability, two concepts that you evidently don't appreciate!
Number 1: "Atheists have less children and that probably means...well you probably know
what that means since you're all about SCIENCE!"
What?
It means that we care about the population crisis and know how to use contraception…
Furthermore, what do you mean by "you probably know what that means"?
You do know that religiosity is almost exclusively a cultural phenomenon, right?
Genetics has very little to do with it – unless you're inbreeding, like, to be fair, your
book implicitly indorses… if humanity had to start anew, from scratch, with no information
whatsoever, Christianity, like all religions, would never return, but the truth would – in
time we would once again discover that the earth is a sphere, that evolution is true,
and that the universe doesn't care about us.
Anyhow, Mathew concludes with, "to sum up, you'll be miserable, have a shorter life,
and quite likely less sex than your religious counterparts.
And you thought atheism was cool?
Reconsider and repent ye' fools.
Jesus said he is the way, the truth, and the life.
Left unsaid, is that He's totally cooler than Richard Dawkins!"
And here's my conclusion.
To sum up, Mathew, you're an insincere, lying, close-minded, deluded, scientifically
illiterate egomaniac who doesn't know how to use a condom.
You are, unfortunate to say, one of the most foolish and uncoolest idiotic mammals alive.
Anyhow, to the rest of you, and as always, thank you kindly for the view, and remember
to subscribe, less you want to be as uncool as Mathew Archbold.
Just before I go however, I thought I'd share this cool gift that I received today
[it's my birthday.
My good friend Magnus sent me this, and it says to HippieAtheist…
Congratulations for surpassing one subscriber…
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5 (Non-Spiritual) Activities That Promote Spiritual Growth
BY GOSTICA
People often compare spirituality and religion as if they are the same thing, but this is
very misguided.
A person does not have to say their prayers, attend sacred services or devote any special
specific time or money to anyone in order to be spiritually connected or active.
Similarly, a person who regularly follows rigid religious practices isn�t necessarily
particularly spiritually connected themselves.
Good spiritual health can manifest in a couple of different ways.
First, there is the collective or cultural spiritual health; This is something you see
in a society, for example, the way they treat the elderly or the attitude toward impoverished
members of that society.
The ability to accept those who are different from them is also a big indicator.
The second way this manifests is in an individual manner.
This is how well you truly know yourself or your own soul.
How connected you are to your own inner space, or your base instincts and inclinations is
a pretty clear indicator of spiritual health.
A healthy spiritual connection within yourself can be cultivated by raising your personal
consciousness and being as present in the moment as possible.
Many people achieve this through traditional practices like meditation or yoga, but it
can also be achieved by getting in touch with the things you have passion and love for.
Here are 5 non-traditional ways to promote your spiritual health and well being.
1.
Tactile arts and crafts
This includes anything from cross-stitching to oil painting to Origami.
Working with your own hands to make something original or beautiful is always a great way
to express yourself with authenticity.
We rely on very subtle inner cues to inspire us creatively, and this can be an incredibly
informative process to go through while also being downright fun.
2.
Taking part in music
Whether you are just listening and experiencing it or playing it yourself, music is a wonderful
tool for self expression and exploration.
Something about music can move us in psychological and emotional ways like nothing else can.
Clear vibratory tones have even been used as part of traditional medicinal practices
since ancient times.
Music truly connects the body and mind to the soul.
3.
Do some writing
Writing is a unique form of expression in the sense that you can use it as an outlet
for extremely intimate and private thoughts in the first person, or you can use it as
an extension of yourself, expressing things through metaphor or symbol in a different
narrative.
Either way, it is thoroughly cathartic and useful for documenting and being able to see
the progress you�ve made over time.
4.
Exercise and movement
All human beings need movement in order to thrive.
Even if you are injured or out of shape, some form of (appropriately safe) exercise is nearly
always recommended by medical and spiritual healers.
Movement and physical activity not only promote a healthy body and efficient function of joints
and muscles, but it also encourages your brain to release more of the chemicals that make
us alert and keep us content.
Getting out and exercising doesn�t necessarily have to mean going to the gym or doing push
ups or running a mile, it can be low impact and soothing, swimming in a cool pool or hiking
a beautiful mountain trail.
This promotes a full activation and connection between mind, body, and spirit.
It also gives us time to reflect.
5.
Do nothing at all
In these modern times of technology and media, many of us are left with almost no time in
the day during which we have no external stimuli engaging our senses.
This might be fine for the most part, but truthfully one of the best things you can
do to enhance spiritual growth is to spend some time totally alone with just yourself
and your thoughts.
Simple introspection without any distractions will do wonders for a person�s relationship
to their spirituality.
Some do this through a meditative practice, but it can also be done just by withdrawing
into a quiet place where you�re comfortable and safe to question and work on yourself
without fear of judgment or disturbance.
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My Favorite Contemporary Books | Recommendations - Duration: 10:40.
Hey guys, it's Trina and this is my monthly recommendations video for May.
Monthly recommendations is a Goodreads group that was created by myself and my
friend Kayla Rayne. May's topic is contemporary, which is a pretty broad
genre. We've been wanting to do it for a while. We thought it was very fitting for
the spring and summer months. I want to kind of take this opportunity to just
talk about my personal favorite contemporary books. My first contemporary
series that I want to talk about is the Anna and the French Kiss series by
Stephanie Perkins. Although I do have some mixed opinions
on some of the things that occurred in these books, I just remember that I did
not want to read this book. I thought it was going to just be so bad, and then I
finally picked it up and I just blew through it. Like, it was one of those read
it in one night kind of books for me. So I had a really fun experience with that
first book and then I ended up enjoying books 2 & 3 a lot more. So if you aren't
familiar with the series, these are three different companion novels, so each one
does follow a new character. If you're looking for books to just kind of
breeze through really easily and if fluffy romantic contemporary is your
thing, I definitely think that this series is a really good kind of standby
series to meet that fluffy romantic contemporary vibe. The third book, Isla and the
Happily Ever After, is definitely my favorite of the series because I felt so
much more connected to that relationship than I did to the first two. Whereas the
other two books just showed the swoony romantic build-up to getting together,
Isla actually showed a relationship in progress and I just really appreciated
it for that. So I definitely loved this series but specifically it's Isla and the
Happily Ever After out of this series that is my favorite. Next I'm going to
talk about the Burn For Burn trilogy by Jenny Han and Siobhan Vivian. This is a
revenge story. It's following three high school girls from completely different
cliques who have all been burned and hurt by the popular guy in school. So
these three girls all kind of band together and keep their friendship a
secret and they're plotting revenge to get back at this guy who is like ruining
their lives, and I'm just a sucker for good revenge story. I also
enjoyed watching these friendships develop because none of these girls have
a lot in common except for their desire for revenge and
then the revenge plot kind of goes off of its tracks at times and they get in way
over their heads. I thought it was fun so if you like revenge stories and you're
more in the mood for that as opposed to something very fluffy, although there is
some romance in that series too, then I would recommend the Burn For Burn trilogy.
Next up is Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell which I know is a standby
for like everybody. Reasons why I love this book is because first of all,
it's set in college and I think at the time that I had read this, which was years
ago by the way, I think I hadn't really read any books
that were set in college. I just found this time of life to be so much more
relatable to me. But I also had an extreme connection to the main character,
Cath, because she does have social anxiety and again I don't think I had
ever read a book at that time of a character that had anxiety and I saw so
much of myself in her. I also really enjoyed the romance, the friendships, the
sister relationship, the family dynamic in this book and it is definitely a book
that when someone says, 'hey what are some of your favorite contemporaries?' this one
always comes to mind because of that connection I've had with it. Next up is
one of those grittier, more hard-hitting books and that is The Female of the
Species by Mindy McGinnis. It's one of my favorite contemporaries because this
book is so real. If you don't know, this is a rape revenge story and it is just
tackling rape culture. That's the entire purpose of the book. Now, because this is
dealing with rape culture you are going to have some scenes in this book that do
depict attempted rape and just some really horrible stuff, like there's
murders and stuff that happen in this book because of that revenge aspect too.
But on the other side I think that this book is approaching it in an informative
and a healing way. It's not doing these things just for shock value, just to like
get a reaction out of you. It's really an examination of them so I do think it is
a healthy examination. I also enjoy the friendships in this book and the family
of one of the main characters Peekay, like her parents were just so supportive and
I just think that this is a healthy conversation starter that we really need
to have in YA so I really love this book. It is a favorite contemporary of mine.
Next is The Girl Who Fell by S. M. Parker which is a... really dark book
because this one is examining an inside look at an abusive
romance. So we're following a girl who meets a new guy, she falls for him,
and then slowly but surely the reader starts seeing that this is an abusive
relationship. It's a very terrifying type of novel. It's definitely not a feel-good
book. You're going to hate it but that's the point, and as someone who has been in
an abusive relationship I actually love this book.
This is the best examination of an abusive relationship that I have ever
read about in a book. This book just offered a really well-rounded look at all
the things that might happen in a relationship like this. It offered me a
mirror yet again and I just felt very empowered by this story and I'm really
really glad that we have stories like this that exist in YA because I think
more teenagers need to be seeing examples like this so that they will
kind of recognize some of the warning signs. At least, I wish I had when I was a teenager.
Next is The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas.
I just read this a couple months ago and it's my favorite book that I've read so
far this year. Like, it really is that good. It follows a black teenager named
Starr who witnesses one of her friends being shot by a white policeman
and just kind of like the repercussions of this and the media coverage of it and
how it wants to paint her black teenage friend as just a thug, and hoodlum, and
you know he's a drug dealer and they're just slandering him and they're trying
to make the white policeman out to be like he was scared for his life
even though the guy was not doing anything threatening at all. Aside from
it tackling a very important issue this book was just amazingly well written as
well. Angie Thomas wrote so many different tones, so many different scenes
in this book. She transitioned between them flawlessly. The characterization was
amazing, the relationships between Starr and her friendships, and her family, and
the community, everything was just written so well. It was such a real story
and Starr's such a real character. I just loved everything about this book
so it is definitely one of my favorite contemporary stories. Next is If I Was
Your Girl by Meredith Russo, which is a book about a trans girl and her
experience. She has already transitioned and she's at a new school, she just moved
in with her father where she previously was living with her mother, and this book
is amazing at examining - again family dynamics. I feel like that's probably a
theme in why I'm liking a lot of these books because I keep saying, 'I love
the family dynamics in this book,' but I loved the family exploration in this
book. This one is ownvoices and I just think that there is a lot of value in it.
There's a really cute romance in it, there are some good friendships, although
some of the friendships I felt like weren't the best, but the story itself
and the characters were really really great and it's definitely worth
mentioning because every time I think of amazing contemporary stories this
one definitely does come to mind. Next is In Real Life by Jessica Love. It is
about two characters who know each other online. One of them has a crush on the
other. She decides to go out and meet him in real life for the first time ever and
tell him about her crush and when she gets there she realizes that he hasn't
been completely truthful about everything in his life. Now, I have
recommended this to a few friends and they say that they hate the tropes that
are in it and I do see that there definitely are a few tropes that are pretty
heavy in it but when I read it I felt like this book flipped all those tropes
on their heads like it was actively trying to subvert them because it would
like start going down this one path and the characters would be like, 'well why
are we really doing that?' and I just really enjoyed it. This one to me was
just like a feel-good happy making book so if you're looking for a book that's
just going to be really easy to fly through and just going to make you feel
happy this one did that for me so I still think it's definitely worth
recommending. Another favorite is Just One Day by Gayle Forman. This is about a
young girl who is on a college trip in London and then she meets a guy there
and they decide that they're going to take a train and go to Paris for just
one day to spend it together. She's never really taken a risk like that so she
just goes for it and they spend this wonderful day together in Paris and then
she wakes up the next morning and he's gone and she has no idea what's happened
to him. The story follows her as she tries to piece together this mystery of
what really happened during that day and how that day has changed her life. So,
this book does not all take place from start to finish in just one day,
that's about maybe the first third of the book and then the rest of the book
examines her life in like the following year after that and when I read this
book this is another one that just had a really deep personal meaning for me
because this character is a person that's struggling to move on from a
relationship that she doesn't know why it ended. She needs
closure and I had had a relationship like years and years ago when I read
this book and I never got any closure from it and when I read this I was like
oh my gosh this is a piece of my life. Obviously I didn't go to Paris but when I
read this book I remember feeling like it was medicine and this book again is
one that was set in college and it does explore things like family and
depression and pressure that's put on you for school and I just related to so many
aspects of this character. I mean, I know a lot of people have said that they
don't like this book but when I read it it meant everything to me.
I haven't reread it since then. I probably should but I don't want to like
ruin that first impression that I had of it, you know? Like it just meant so much
to me and I just want it to continue meaning that much to me so this is
definitely one of my favorites. Next is Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda
by Becky Albertalli, which is about a young boy who is gay and he is not out
to his friends or his family but he is in an online relationship with
another boy at his school who is also gay and is also not out. So the two of
them don't know their real identities since they aren't out and our main
character Simon really wants a boyfriend. He really wants to find out who his
online crush is. This is another one of those books that is just so happy making.
If you're looking for something that will make you gush and swoon this is
definitely it. There are some heart-wrenching moments that just make
your heart drop like oh I can't believe that just happened, but overall this is just a
swoony story that I love it so so much. I just loved it. I loved it, I loved it.
If you have a recommendation for a contemporary novel that you think I would enjoy let
me know that down below too or just tell me what one of your favorite
contemporary books is. Thank you so much for watching and I will see you in the comments. Bye!
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How to Spend Less - The Psychology of Spending Less Money to Earn More - Duration: 5:29.
you know guys it's practical psychology and today we've got another
collaboration with beat the bush now beat the bush has all kinds of videos on
credit cards how to save money how to spend money efficiently how to use your
money all kinds of financial planning videos I think you guys could get a lot
of help from and I was actually been watching some of his videos on the 7th
or 8th one I found this amazing video called how to look rich but live
frugally I think that's what it's called anyways before that I took his channel
really seriously he has a ton of awesome content and game plans and what to do
with your money anyways I watched this video and it was super entertaining like
I laughed like seven or eight times you guys have to watch it if you enjoyed
this video I'll put it in the in screen I hope you guys enjoy probably going
everybody this is beat the bush thanks practical psychology for having me on
your channel today I like to introduce everybody to 9 psychological ways to get
yourself to spend less money so let's get to it first thing you can do is
whatever you want write it all down on the list wait 30 days before actually
trying to buy the thinking behind us is that it reduces impulse buys oftentimes
when you wait a lot it would also reduce in price whenever I kept a list of
things I actually want I find that I would actually cross things off because
those things that I wanted before were no longer desired the second thing you
can do is look at a similar item that's two to five years old and then you can
see how much it actually depreciates if whatever you want to buy is actually to
new you should look at an older model and check out what the price it is today
oftentimes you'll see that prices reduces greatly after two to five years
especially for electronic items seeing that it depreciates so much this may
deter you from actually wanting to buy that item anymore the third thing you
can think about is the high market prices of some items if you go into a
retailer like Best Buy they actually buy products from other companies to sell to
you now they buy at a great discount and they sell at you up to a hundred percent
over what they pay now this doesn't apply to high price items like TVs and
laptops where the market is roughly ten to fifteen percent so knowing that
you're actually paying for their large profits and actually to run the store
may actually deter you from buying that item the fourth thing to think about is
that whenever you buy item it may require a lot of accessories for example
a game console may require you to buy another controller buy a bunch of games
buy some cables by some rechargeable battery
and also by some VR gear or whatnot by the time you buy all this it's going to
be three or four times the original price of the console
same thing with 4k TVs once you bind it as 4k business you have to buy a player
to play the 4k you may also want to buy a 4k camera after this and also media in
order to put into your 4k player as well the fifth thing to consider is to borrow
or rent it first a lot of people have a lot of items that are just used once or
twice if you get in the habit of borrowing or renting first just to make
sure you really are going to use this thing long term then you may save a lot
of money in the long run the sixth thing you can do is actually being organized
at home because this reduces your chance of buying duplicates at the store when
your home is disorganized you may have a whole bunch of things that you bought
already and it will be in the back of the cupboard and you didn't even know
it's there so you think you ran out of the item and
you go to the store and buy another one you'll notice if you ever go from a
cluttered home to an organized home you'll see that there's a lot of
duplicate items after you do your cleanup all of these items if they're
consumable they can be consumed however if you bought like 10 pairs of scissors
then really you can't do much with that many extra scissors the second thing is
kind of counterintuitive which is to not buy the lowest price but the lowest cost
per year to own that item the thinking here is if you buy an item that's too
cheap it may be not very durable and it would break multiple times in a year and
then you have to just rebuy that cheap item again
however you should not get caught up in buying the most expensive item because
you think it's really high quality and will last you a lifetime this is because
even if it lasts a lifetime you may be overpaying for the per year
cost what you actually want to do is buy the lowest ratio of the price of the
item divided by the number of years it would last the eighth way to get
yourself to spend less is to look at the price of the item and see how much you
wouldn't be losing out on in your retirement if you saved it instead if
you assume you invested this money properly you'll get an average return of
eight percent every single year over 30 years is this about a tenfold increase
if you're spending a thousand dollars on something you can actually think of
yourself losing $10,000 in retirement if you're buying something like a
$30,000 card you're actually reducing your retirement networks by about
$300,000 the ninth and final way to reduce spending is to reduce spending on
food by more about it just to give you an
example you know all those traded cheese well they put cellulose in it and do you
know how you get cellulose they start with wood pulp yet wood from trees and
they put all these chemicals in it in order to extract the cellulose this
cellulose is what they put in all these cheeses to keep them from comping they
also put cellulose in a lot of different foods now cellulose from vegetables are
just fine but cellulose from trees that are processed through all these
chemicals it's not so good for you tailpipe meats means they use carbon
monoxide inside the packaging of red meat in order to keep them redder so you
would actually buy it quicker now they put a small amount in it I certainly
don't want to eat too much of this if you go into middle aisles of the
supermarket most items are filled with preservatives lots of sugar and those
canned foods are usually filled with a lot of salt just eating one can will
give you enough salt for the whole day I hope you enjoyed the psychology of
spending less if you're interested in more content like this don't forget to
subscribe to my channel over here at beat the bush over in my channel I cover
things like personal finance how to improve your credit score and also early
retirement don't forget to give me a like on this video comment down below
let me know if this helps you spend less
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It's raining cakes, Hallelujah! - Duration: 4:12.
Welcome to São Gonçalinho celebrations!
*Ooh-oooh!*
Every year, on January 10
Is celebrated in the Beira Mar neighborhood, Aveiro
São Gonçalinho festivities.
Here, everybody associates São Gonçalinho with cavacas.
And for those who don't know what ''cavacas'' are,
Cavacas are this:
a type of hard cookie, covered in sugar
That are thrown from the top of the chapel like a frisbee.
The congregation throw them from up there
to fulfill a vow, or to make a wish.
Down here, we catch them because it's fun
and because they're free food.
It's also believed that if we store some cavacas at our house for the rest of the year,
we'll be protected by São Gonçalinho.
During the 3 day celebrations,
to walk around here is to be invited to participate
in a food fight.
*Dad, I got one!*
And just like in war
all is fair around here.
This one is mine, mine...
mine... Ok.
*SELFIE!*
You want one?
Not bad, hum?
At night time, things get more intense...
more people, more cavacas, fireworks,
concerts.
This is like a throwing sports league and it's not recommended for kids.
If children want to play, they'll be treated as adults.
Can you see that woman over there stealing a cavaca from a little girl?
I told you all was fair...
As you may have already noticed,
this is São Gonçalinho chapel.
Let's go in so you can get to know him.
People say that São Gonçalinho has quite a strong personality.
he's frisky and has a good sense of humor,
he's a healer,
a matchmaker,
and a master at marrying women on the shelf.
There are many ways to catch cavacas,
mainly because some people don't have the patience to catch them one by one.
So every year people come up with more effective ways to do it.
Some catch them with shrimp nets,
umbrellas,
some with soccer goals,
Hum... and others with their heads.
Thank you for pressing play and watching the whole video.
Now subscribe to our channel and follow us on social media,
so we can all be friends.
The links are right there.
And plan ahead, so next January you can come and catch some cavacas as well.
Woah!
it rhymed.
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