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In the court case of the so-called "car robber of Brandenburg" was announced today the verdict

The accused Robert H. need to appreciate the judge more than 500 hours of community service

and compensate all victims financially.

He has robbed over a period of about 5 years, 72 cars

Mostly, however, the prey reappeared near the crime scene.

Only Thanks to the latest surveillance technology

and progress in the field of face recognition

Robert H. could be caught in the act.

We come now to ...

Hey Rick, can we meet?

I tell you

No I will walk

See you soon

What's the matter with you?

Wait

come in

And how does that feel?

Actually quite normal

Is unbelievable Since when the is it so?

About yesterday when I

went from the court

People have looked at me really weird

I've noticed it but only in the car

And you realize it something in vision or is everything normal?

Everything normal, yes

But that can not somehow be

You look like a felon who is sprung from TV

Let me try something

You're still pixelated

Yes I have already tried

Coffee?

With pleasure

And what did you do now?

I dont know

Probably wait and see

Make times louder

There you are also pixelated

Oh, and before the Court was a TV crew and a reporter

Does your pixelation of them perhaps?

Yes that could be.

We might want to try the recordings of me to clear

Would be worth a try Is the only thing we can do currently

What you up to?

use my old hacker skills

Want to chop you into the archives of the transmitter?

You can not even walk around forever so

Do you remember from which newspaper or so, the reporter was?

I mean that was the "BAZ"

Tired?

was a long day

Want to sleep in the guest room? You know it

Yes, thank you

What do you do if you have photos or videos found?

I probably delete them and hopefully you have your face back again

then okay good night night

tomorrow

tomorrow Slept well?

Yes Did you make it?

Yes all the recordings of the press are deleted

But it seems to have not worked

I know I have not deleted the photo from my phone

How so?

I had an idea tonight

The pixelated face has indeed in real life actually only disadvantages

Yes you are right

I would not be discreet anymore

And my extra income with the cars I could forget then

Everyone would recognize me more or less

But if you can switch it on and off

You could never see me on a surveillance camera or so recognized

man this is really a good idea

Give me your phone please

In theory, if you delete a file it is not completely gone

This I have made use of and developed a small app

It deletes the last pixelated picture of you and it restores it at the push of a button

Nice and does it work?

try it

Did it work?

It works out

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✨Speedpaint Крылатика Софья lНа конкурсl✨ - Duration: 9:32.

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tofaşk aksesuarlarım - Duration: 2:36.

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Family Karma — How To Release Energetic Ties From Your Ancestors - Duration: 7:10.

Family Karma � How To Release Energetic Ties From Your Ancestors

family karma, energetic ties and your family being your biggest trigger and teacher.

What is family karma?

Family karma is the karma of your ancestral bloodline, from your parents down to you.

Say your father was the most spiritually developed within his family and he had five siblings,

he would be the carrier of �energetic blockages� in the karmic family line.

He is carrying this burden from when he was born and will continue to do so his whole

life, unless he releases it.

It is a passing down of energy either through physical and verbal means, or completely energetic

and subconscious.

It can affect the way in which you interact with your family on an unconscious level.

If you consider yourself sensitive and are born out of two spiritually burdened parents,

it can seem like you�re carrying twice the load.

Many of us don�t naturally get along with our parents, and sometimes this has to do

with energetic ties to past experiences.

Everything is fundamentally energy, so our consciousness exists beyond physicality and

our understanding of linear time.

We have experienced life before this incarnation. Many of the people in your family are consciousness

you have known before this life, and have chosen to come to Earth together.

Depending on the path of your past, you may have chosen to take on a more intense life

to balance out your karma.

We are Source consciousness projecting itself onto the 3D to better understand itself. From

this perspective, there is no good or bad; there just is.

So, many have chosen to experience a life as a killer, and the killed to gain more insight

from both perspectives and better understand the nature of reality.

You and your mother may have had karmic building experiences in the past, anything from hurting

another to refusing to learn a lesson.

Everything needs to balance, so if you caused a lot of destruction in your past life, you

may be at the other end of it during this life.

Family patterns get passed on from all the way back from ancestors, to great grandparents,

to grandparents to parents, to you.

For example, your grandma�s theme was being too mild.

She always took care of other people and let herself be used by everyone. Grandpa�s theme

could be something alcoholism and smoking.

Your mother�s theme then translates to a self sacrificial energy. This can look a unfocused

attention, lack of love for oneself or her children.

These traditions get passed down in the exact same way oppression, false truth and hierarchy

do.

It perpetuates the system and keeps the mass consciousness a a lower, dense level.

You, as a child of your parents, have the DNA karma of what has been passed down to

you.

It could be incredibly mild or extremely intense. It is very specific to each of us.

Traits of you being the carrier of family karma:

You are the most spiritually developed person and the most conscious one amongst your parents

and siblings. You�ve always felt different from your family;

you�ve felt a grave distance to who they are and how they behave.

Sometimes you inexplicably fall ill and have the feeling you are carrying the weight of

the world on your shoulders. You have been entangled in bizarre family

matters more than once. You recognize family patterns in your parents

and ancestors, and you actually understand it enough to change it.

So how do you cut all the energetic cords?

People may not resonate with the part of you that is �different� and at odds with their

outlook on life.

Releasing the ties to the parental energy means first and foremost to release the energy

from your own mind and emotions.

It is about looking within and finding out to what extent you live by your parents�

set of illusions, by their do�s and don�ts which were based on fear and judgment.

Once you are clear about this and you are able to let that go, you will be free to forgive

them and really �leave the parental house.�

It is only after you sever the cords on the inner level and take responsibility for your

own life that you can really let your parents be.

You will have clearly said �no� to their fears and illusions, but at the same time

you will see that your parents are not identical with their fears and illusions.

They also are cosmic travelers simply trying to fulfill their soul mission.

Once you feel this, you can feel their innocence and you can forgive. They did their best,

to love you, in a way that they could.

If you can feel in your heart that they did their best, even when best seems lackluster

� they did what they knew how to do.

In a sense you have been the victim of your parents � your parents might have represented

ego based consciousness in your childhood.

You have temporarily and partly lived according to their illusions. In a way you had no choice,

as their child.

However to transcend your sense of being the victim here is one of the most powerful breakthroughs

you can have in your life.

How can you transform family patterns?

It takes deep introspection and sometimes meditation to get to the core of any reoccurring

problems in your life.

They are the result of behavioral patterns that, once fully understood, you can start

to change.

It takes time and it all starts with the choice: � I want to be my own master, my own energy

my own soul, my own karma-carrier. I am My own carrier.�

You are filled with power! One of the first steps is simply believing that you are�

For more infomation >> Family Karma — How To Release Energetic Ties From Your Ancestors - Duration: 7:10.

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Doritos Slingshot Baby 2012 Super Bowl Commercial - Duration: 0:51.

Who has the Doritos?

Who has the Doritos?

You want one?

Sorry

Ha ha ha

Too bad you're down there

And I'm up here

Mmm Smells so good

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ИС-4. ЛБЗ. ТТ-5 - "Вижу цель"... 🔝 world of tanks - #wot - Duration: 7:43.

20fps WoT-TV

ИС-4

ЛБЗ

ТТ-5

Вижу цель

#wot

#worldoftanks

мир танков

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BEST Clash Royale Funny Moments, Glitches & Fails Montage #10 - Duration: 4:35.

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Random Overwatch Highlights - Ep. 42 - Duration: 10:11.

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Why the Northernmost Town in America Exists - Duration: 9:59.

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3,500 miles from Washington DC, 3,000 miles north of Los Angeles, 750 miles north of Anchorage,

where the ground never melts, where snow falls mid-summer, where no plants taller than a

few inches grows, where the sun sets for months in the Winter and stays up for months in the

summer lies America's northernmost town—Barrow, Alaska.

Combing through maps, Barrow has always intrigued me and I had two questions—why does it exist

and what is it like… so I visited it.

Now, asking why Barrow exists might seem like an absurd question.

You could ask the same question for Fernley, Nevada or Grafton, Vermont or any other town

but Barrow is a bit unique.

It's not a small town, at least by Arctic standards.

Just as many people live in Barrow as in the entire rest of Northern Alaska.

There is only one town on earth larger than and further north than Barrow (Tiksi, Russia)

Considering Barrow is one of the northernmost communities in the world, the weather is far

from typical.

This clip from 1:45 AM on May 30th shows just how unique it is.

Just hours before, it was 68 degrees in Los Angeles, 70 in Denver, 93 in DC, and 96 in

Dallas while Americans across the country were having their memorial day barbecues and

here in Barrow, the sun still lit up the landscape and it billowed snow just before two in the

morning.

Snowy weather isn't in the least bit unique in the weeks leading up to summer and even

during June, July, and August, the ground regularly gets a light dusting.

You can tell its the Arctic.

For 65 days in the Summer the sun never sets, then for 65 again in the winter it never rises.

On the ground, Barrow is… desolate.

It's bounded on one side by the flat Arctic tundra and the other by the often frozen Arctic

Ocean.

(Make a map of the town for this) There's little emphasis on aesthetics within the town

itself but there are few sights as beautiful as the sea-ice just off of the beach.

There's not a single paved road in Barrow as they would be destroyed each year by the

shifting land as it freezes and melts.

In fact, there aren't even roads connecting Barrow to the outside world—they end just

a couple miles out of town.

(Use the same map as earlier) That does mean, though, that for all but a few months of the

year there's only one way in or out—the airplane.

Barrow's Airport is quite literally the lifeline of the community.

The entire town relies on planes going in and out to get food in and people out.

Somewhat surprisingly, multiple jet planes fly into Barrow each day from Anchorage.

You could start your day in this small town above the Arctic Circle and finish in New

York.

With no roads or port, with little exception, every ounce of food flies into Barrow.

There's even a special type of aircraft built almost exclusively to serve small towns

like Barrow—the 737-combi.

These planes have their front half built like cargo planes and their back half built like

passenger planes to serve communities that are small enough that they can't demand

full-size cargo airplanes and still need a way to bring passengers in and out.

Increasingly nowadays, however, Barrow can be supplied by boat.

For just a few months of the year, the ice breaks up enough that a barge can come to

shore and bring all the goods to Barrow that won't fit in a plane.

That means that if you need a car or a truck or building materials, you have one shot a

year to order it.

As the mayor says,"The Cost of living is very expensive here because a lot of the produce,

products are very expensive because they're flown in.

Air Freight is very expensive."

Heavy things are incredibly expensive—$15 for this hand sanitizer and $30 for this stain

remover.

Products that need refrigeration in transport such as frozen pizza are also unnaturally

expensive—$17 for this one.

Bulky things demand a premium too—$20 for some toilet paper and $22 for diapers.

The cost of living above the Arctic Circle in Barrow is just extremely high due to its

location.

In visiting such a foreign place, you do sometimes have to remind yourself that you're still

in the same country as Miami, Minneapolis, and Milwaukee.

It's a reminder of just how vast the United States is.

Barrow still has a US Post Office, a Wells Fargo bank, those American Style signs—it's

still an American city even if it's closer to Tokyo and St. Petersburg than it is to

DC.

So why do people live in Barrow.

Why have 5,000 people chosen to live their lives as close to the North Pole as to their

own state capital.

Well, for many residents, it's been their home for thousands of years.

Barrow is the cultural center of the Iñupiat tribe—one of the dozens of native Alaskan

tribes.

There's evidence that the Iñupiat people have lived in the same spot as Barrow for

more than 1,500 years making it one of the oldest permanently inhabited settlements in

North America.

That's why over 60% of the residents of the city are Alaskan Native—mostly from

the Iñupiat tribe.

The answer to why the other 40% is there, as it often is, is oil.

(I'm thinking a simple pie chart for here with some interesting reveal that the other

40% is linked to oil.

Maybe changing the part of the pie chart to a picture of oil or something)

Barrow is the administrative center of the North Slope borough—the equivalent of a

county or region.

This area is larger than the entire United Kingdom yet less than 10,000 people live within

its borders.

Barrow itself doesn't have a significant amount of oil, but nearby Prudhoe Bay has

the single largest oil deposit in North America.

(Make a rough visualization of the oil field here) "The larger companies that have leases

out on the Prudhoe Bay Oil fields hire people to fill in positions that are needed within

their services."

Some people go from Barrow to Prudhoe Bay to work the drills, but there's also good

work within Barrow as it serves as the home to the borough's government.

The primary employers in the area are the city, borough, state, and federal government.

And, in fact, you can make some decent money in Barrow.

The median household income is over $80,000 compared the US' average of about $55,000.

(Some sort of graph) Of course, when spending $500 a week on groceries is normal this number

seems slightly less impressive, but the city does have real industry.

That, of course, is a big reason why 5,000 people live here.

It's a completely self sustaining city.

It's expensive, hugely expensive to live here but those who do make that choice for

a reason.

Among American cities, Barrow sits center stage watching the world warm.

"I think we live through climate change on a daily basis.

Climate change and global climate change has its effects on the North Slope and some see

different effects over time as it occurs depending on the season.

Mostly you can see it during the fall and spring in terms of the effects of climate

change—the thawing, the warmer temperatures, movements of and migrations of animals occurring

a little bit more earlier than what they were in the past.

These are changes we're contending with on a daily basis in the Arctic."

Day by day the oil supplies in the North Slope Borough run out and the world is turning to

renewable energy.

The area has a looming threat of its biggest industry moving out.

Many other places in a similar situation such as the UAE or Oman or Norway have attempted

to fill the gap that oil will leave by growing the tourism industry.

But, as Mayor Brower says,"It's very seasonal.

It only from the spring to the fall—the majority of the tourist season that occurs.

There's some interest in developing tourist entrepreneurship into the communities but

that infrastructure still lacking—a lack of hotels, a lack of transportation needs

or tourism business items that are needed to conduct tourism they're not quite developed

in a lot of our villages."

Visiting Barrow is an adventure, not a vacation and nobody should come expecting a McDonalds

and Segway Tours and super-fast wifi.

The beach of America's northernmost town presents one of the rarest views in the world—thousand

of miles of civilization free ice, water, and nothingness.

Alaska's license plates may say that the state itself is America's last frontier,

but nowhere feels closer to the end of the earth than Barrow, Alaska.

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Stupid, Funny & Angry People vs Bikers - MOTORCYCLE ROAD RAGE 2017 - Bad Drivers - Duration: 12:00.

Look at this guy

You can't see it very clearly, but he's about 5 meters behind me

I look at him, maybe he'll back off

Everyone continues with their lives

Keep your distance

Why are u tailgating me?!

Why are u tailgating me?

denying (with a dutch farmer accent)

You also just were an dick to the other driver

[repeating]

[Taps on cigarette]

THANK YOU FOR THE LASH [in german]

[Arguing about who's in the wrong here]

Didn't have sex last night?

Drive

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VEGAN TWIX TART - Duration: 11:55.

- Hey, everybody, how we doin'?

It's Barry here,

Welcome to My Virgin Kitchen.

Todaaaay (singsong voice)

we are making Vegan ...

(silly sounds)

Vegan Twix Tart.

I am so excited for this, it should be

absolutely phenomena-na-na-na-nal!

It has involving some ingredients that I've never

heard of before that I thought might have been mythical,

but their not and I'm assured they will taste good

and I am excited and you should be too.

Let's get goin'.

Now, as always, the full method and ingredients are

on myvirginkitchen.com.

In fact the revamped website is coming very, very soon

and I'm extremely excited about it.

It's looking schwing!

Now, there are three elements to a Twix: the base,

the caramely middlely layer thing,

and the chocolate topping.

But we're going to start with the base

and while (sings) about that base, 'bout that base,

no animal based products.

So, the base.

Boom!

This is 110 grammes of vegan spread.

And some of it's still on the spoon.

That actually tastes no different to me.

This is some really good quality maple syrup.

I love how it has the dainty handle on it.

If you listen to the podcast, you'll know there's

a really interesting story.

Actually that's coming up in a very future one.

It might not be out yet.

About how some people actually stole maple syrup because

it's worth so much money.

That's why it's so expensive folks!

They should use other leaves, more under-rated ones,

or maybe stinging nettles.

But I love maple syrup.

And this is some spelt flour,

which, say,

is not flour that has been spelt correctly,

or packaging is spelt correctly,

but it does have the texture, to me, of cornflower.

So, what I'm gonna do initially is just work this together.

You can do this in a food processor, but what I wanted

to do is actually feel like I'm as one with the ingredients

and rub it together with my fingers and thumbs.

Someone was saying the other day about

they don't like it when I use my hands with the ring on,

although Jamie Oliver says disagrees with that,

so take that with him, if you like,

I'm going to take off my ring for you guys today.

Just going to rub it through.

Oh yeah!

It's quite therapeutic.

Like it.

It's actually quite wet now I'm in it with it like this.

It's just gotta really work it through,

just basically doing what a food processor would do.

So, yeah, of course, if you do have a food processor,

and you don't want to feel as one with the ingredients,

you can do that.

Hopefully you can see it's taken on a little bit

of a change in colour there.

The fat's really got into it.

Nice and sorta, a bit deeper yellow, it's starting

to get a bit crumblier as well.

And ultimately it doesn't need to be too crumbly,

if that makes sense, because it's all going to get

compounded together anyway.

As you can see, it wants to bond, so, in a way,

our crust, is kinda done.

I just like doin' this, you see, look, it's actually

coming together as one big old thing, like that.

Now, I'm looking at this thinkin', that ain't gonna be

enough for our tray, so I'm going to have a little look.

We'll roll it out as thin as I can, we'll push it out.

If not, we'll just quickly make up another batch.

It's all about me being honest so you guys can

perfect the recipe

and make yourself look much better than I am

and that's the whole reason I do this, right?

So, sadly the Pac Man glass, as seen in

the latest gadget video, is not needed, but that's okay,

I'm in love with it.

So, yeah, we're gonna see

if we can get this sorta pushed out.

It smells amazing!

(hums)

I mean, cuz it doesn't have to be thick at all.

In fact ...

(rattling pans)

Just for the moment,

a bit of a floured rollin' pin on there.

Let's see, yeah, that's better.

Trim the edges off,

make sure we get that back in there.

So, yeah, just puttin' a bit more spelt flour on it.

It is important to flour, for sure, cuz it is sticky,

as I say, the maple syrup gonna go,

"hey, I'm comin' with you baby!"

There we go, that's better.

Now I can push it out to the edges, just to get that shape.

There we go, we got there in the end.

I am really happy with that.

If you want a thicker crust, just use a bit more,

or smaller tins.

Just before we do stick it in the oven, which is preheated

to 180 C, which is 160 C fan.

The rest is on the screen right now.

Just gonna make some little indentations with a fork.

And also, if you have any baking beads, sorry,

baking beans, just sprinkle them out to weigh it down

and stop it rising up and being a huge,

big waffle base thing.

You'll probably find if you haven't got these,

it will puff up, but then you can probably flatten

it down, so it's not the end of the world.

Just be sure to put the fork marks in it.

Kinda looks like a game now, I just wanna play with it,

but, in the oven it goes.

Let's get it in there.

It's going to be baked for 20 minutes.

Part two of this Twix is a yummy, caramel filling,

so, it's all going to made in one pan.

Whilst the base is in the oven baking,

so let's crack on and do it.

You need just the saucepan.

Oh, better put my wedding ring back on, hadn't I?

So, into the pan goes the coconut sugar.

Oh, that tastes like sugar, not that it shouldn't,

but it tastes like sorta muddy sugar.

This is some coconut cream, low fat coconut cream,

but they do more fully fat ones if you want that.

I could just drink that, I love it!

Kinda, like, to me, how coconut milk should taste.

in your tea.

And this is a tablespoon of coconut oil.

That is all we need for our yummy filling.

So, low flame, pan down, and what we'll do is

get ourself a whisk and we're just gonna, over that heat,

as it breaks down the slab of coconut oil there,

gonna keep whisking it together,

and it should thicken up considerably.

There we go,

I'm loving that marbly effect going on right there.

So the coconut oil is just breaking down, gettin' in to it.

We're gonna heat it for a good five to ten minutes.

As you can see at the moment, it's quite thin,

so as we warm it and keep whisking it,

it should thicken up.

There we go!

That is a lovely colour right there.

So, what you're starting to see now, there's bubbles

forming around the edges and they're just startin'

to come towards the middle, so we're pretty much

gettin' to a boilin' point.

Once it does hit boilin', I remember to keep whiskin' it,

turn the heat down and let it keep simmerin' away

for another five to ten minutes.

There we go, look at that, that's bubblin' quite a lot.

So, I'm just gonna really turn the heat down to a low

so it's just barely heatin' it and just concentrate

on my whiskin' technique, which is basically:

round, round, but keep doin' it folks.

Alright folks, that is considerably thick enough,

I've kept whiskin' it, I'm takin' it off the heat,

then let it cool down a little bit.

And our base is nearly ready.

It's all comin' together.

Hey you two!

How're you doin'?

(laughs)

We're gettin' it out now folks.

Woooooo, nice!

Now I haven't gone too golden brown on that,

that's up to you.

Just go sorta lightly brown around the edges,

cuz you don't want to be rock hard.

I'm now gonna get the baking beans off

and I'm gonna do it painstakingly slow,

Mr. Miyagi style, like that, with chopsticks,

tryin' to catch a fly.

I'm not actually gonna do that, by the way,

I'm just gonna move them around and then push them

straight into the bowl.

(loud clinking)

Nice!

So, let's pour our thickened coconut cream mixture

all over.

Oh my gosh, that is looking good!

Just spread it out, just gonna encourage it to get

to all the edges.

I can confirm that tastes phenomenal.

I can confirm this tastes absolutely, mmmmm, phenomenal.

Caramel layer has just gone on the base, two layers in.

This tin has finally cooled down, so what we're gonna do

is stick this in the fridge,

to begin the sorta setting process and hopefully

form a little skin on top for the final layer,

which of course, is the chocolate layer.

Oh yes, so let's get this in the fridge!

So, the third and final layer.

I have a Bain Marie Just there, oh yeah,

just in short, basically a pan of simmering water

with a bowl over the top.

Make sure the water's not touchin' the bowl!

Let's melt the chocolate.

(banging)

(wrapper crinkling)

So, some dark chocolate, just roughly broken up

by slammin' it against the table.

You can do it delicately.

(banging, crinkling)

I've actually got two packs so I'm gonna

go chocoholic heaven right now.

And then about, wheeee, about just over a tablespoon

of extra coconut cream.

So that's going to give it more of a ganachey vibe.

If you just melt the chocolate, it's gonna set

really rock hard, but by having cream in it,

just like a standard ganache, it's just gonna give it

a little bit glossy, a teeny bit more manoeuvrable.

So, what we're gonna do is melt this together.

Here we go there folks, it's startin'

to break down nice and glossy.

If you wanna speed this up, we could've grated the chocolate

or just done smaller chunks, but I'm in no rush whatsoever

while the other bases sort of chill.

And this is quite therapeutic, just to stare,

makin' (laughs) ganache like this.

We're just gonna get it nice and smooth.

I did mention the other day ....

Whoa, look at that!

We're in a sauna!

It actually let out a bit of steam.

Look at that, that's quite cool, actually.

Let it clear, see, it's clearing.

It's cleaned my lens for me.

(laughs)

As I was sayin', I did mention the other day

about doin' more regular vegan and vegetarian recipes.

Just to let you know, that might not just be

hosted by me.

I have a vegetarian couple, Mr. And Mrs. Lettuce,

I call them.

Kind of like the vegan and vegetarian version

of Mr. And Mrs. Barry and they know their stuff

and they're really passionate about it.

So, I'd like to get them to come on and show me,

or Mrs. Barry and the kids some recipes.

Or maybe from time to time, let 'em host themselves,

cuz they are really into that sort of thing.

I think this would be right up their street.

This is looking good.

Still nice and thick, but spreadable, glossy, oof!

Enough words, it's basically ready.

Let's get the two other layers from the fridge

and our chocolate ganache is goin' on top.

Okay folks, so this has a bit of a skin on it now.

Our chocolate ganache is nice, so let's pour this

in the shot so you can see it good.

Just dump some of the chocolate right in the middle there.

I'm going to spread it out with a spatula.

Let's get it all on.

Pretty much every last smidgen out of that bowl.

Let's just get it evenly up the ends first.

(sings to self)

And start to spread it out.

I'm really enjoying this.

And whatever you do, do not rush this step,

it's actually really fun.

So that is lookin' good!

To finish it off, I was gonna put some bashed,

vegan popcorn on it that I had,

but also, the sugar used in the middle layer,

the reason it's a teeny bit darker is cuz it's

brown coloured, but you can get white coconut sugar,

which is what I have here.

I'm just gonna sprinkle that on the top there.

I think that looks awesome!

Right, I'm gonna stick that in the fridge now.

For me, just to basically set, but if you are makin' it

and you're not in a rush, just let it leave there

and chill until you're ready to eat it.

Alright folks, I have just taken it from the tin

and slid it onto this gorgeous choppin' board.

It's all holding firm, lookin' great.

This sugar coat of coconut is completely optional.

Dustin' it with toasted coconut would be fantastic!

It's time to have a slice.

Okay, let's have a slice of this.

Oh wow!

I hate being left handed!

Ah, love it!

Oh wow, you see those layers?

See that, the biscuit base, the caramel, the chocolate?

(groans happily)

So, let's try it.

Mmmmmmm (crunching)

my word!

You know it's good when I go in for a second bite, right?

That is absolutely stonkin'!

Coconutty, vibey Twix goin' on!

It feels so fresh and crunchy

and I'm gettin' it straight back in the fridge,

I really want to firm that up to the max!

Well, that is that then, folks.

I do have an ever growing vegetarian playlist up here

and puttin' the link down below too.

So do check that out and do let me know

any of the suggestions you'd like me try down there.

And remember to subscribe for regular recipes

and food fun.

And follow me on social media for behind-the-scenes

bits and bobs.

Thanks for watchin' and I'll see you again next time.

Stonker!

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Лейла и первые шаги к журналистике. Leyla's vlog - Duration: 6:09.

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#MoreThanARefugee - Duration: 2:32.

Hi.

Sabah alkhyr.

Good morning.

Hi.

- Hello - Hi.

- Hi! How are you? - Hello!

So I met this girl, Catherine, today.

She's a remarkable young girl.

Hasan brought us into his temporary home to make us feel welcome.

I am Maryam.

This girl has something so special about her.

MARYAM SERBIA

My passion is rapping.

The girl raps!

I spend my time here making things which keep the children happy.

Because I still have the ability to give.

HASAN GREECE

I am now adjusting, exactly like a sculptor.

I've been playing football since I was young.

CATHERINE UGANDA

Because when you are playing football, you will be very happy.

There's a lot of skill. And it will make you laugh.

Maryam told me her story.

Something that I didn't expect.

In Iraq, the war was very bad.

Before, my life was better,

but now everything has changed.

I missed a year of school for nothing.

Since leaving Palestine in 1967,

all I have been looking for is freedom and peace.

I have no rights. Not myself nor my children.

How long ago did you come here from Sudan?

By the time when I was 14.

Because the people, they want to kill us, the rebels.

We start running.

And I left my family all there.

I'm just here alone with my stepmum.

We were walking on and on...

We slept in forests.

I heard scary voices and all kinds of things.

We ran out of water and the food we brought with us.

I want to stop...

I haven't met anyone who went through what she went through,

yet has so much life.

My dream is to become a lawyer.

We have to be with the heart, like one brother and one sister.

We need to share ideas together.

We need to move together, we need to play together.

I will not give up.

I will play until the end of my life.

It's important to figure out what you share as a human being.

Tell your story to the world. When you do that, so many things change.

I am not going to leave until I make it fly in the sky.

AROUND THE WORLD, OVER 65 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FORCED FROM THEIR HOMES.

EACH ONE HAS A STORY

#MORETHANAREFUGEE

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How to become a fairy - Duration: 0:42.

Step 1

write this down in a peace of paper

dear god of the air give me the power to fly, give me some magic to grant my wishes

fold the paper as much as you can

Step 3

Put the paper under your pillow while your sleeping

step 4

the next morning you will become a fairy

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as it were (Idioms) - Duration: 0:22.

as it were (Idioms)

used when a speaker is giving his or her own impression of a situation or expressing something in a particular way

Teachers must put the brakes on, as it were, when they notice students looking puzzled.