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what up everybody CPA strength here strongest CPA in the state of Florida I

don't even think anybody's messing with me on that anymore I don't even know I

have to go to South East region who knows many ways this is the classic

series man you're back again you love it I love teaching I love doing it this is

awesome let's go accounting for beginners number 26 the classic series

what are you going to say about that we having fun yet let's go okay does this

transaction increase assets I don't know this is our third one in a row does the

transaction increase assets but of course we're going to make our journal

entry first and then see what it does what the dude what it is where does yeah

I just squat PR today three fifteen five sets of 10 reps 50 reps beltless let's

go let's go let's go I got that dopamine rush let's go back just a little bit to

accounting for beginners 25 I know you just came from there anyways thank you

very much okay for beginners 25 we did a service

and they said hey a bro we're going to pay you later

so basically you front you fronted your workout in twenty five someone owes you

money that was an accounts receivable the

transaction for FB 26 is receive cash as payment from customer account for two

thousand dollars so thank God the mug finally paid up so he finally paid the

two thousand dollars we're going to make our journal entry of course and then

we're going to see if the assets went up and answer the question thank you very

much Oh boom oh yo he's having some big time week I just bump that I don't know

where I was so we're just going to go in in into the question here I know I know

that you already have DC aid ler written on your paper debit credit I said draw

expense liability equity revenue I already know you have that on your paper

thank you very much we have DCA ler written down what's next

let's write a journal entry for the transaction receive cash as payment from

customer on account for $2,000 do we have cash

we have cash Bing Bing Bing Bing Bing Bing Bing we're going to get half the

journal entry correct hmm receive cash

received so I'm getting cash cash is it a positive form we know that that's

going to be our debit because the dca blur is in the positive forms here so

just look receive cash getting cash getting money we know cash is an asset

we received it so it's going up so that's going to be our debit cash is our

debit how much cash did we get this payment from customer I kill for $2,000

we got $2,000 that's our debit cash $2,000 receive cash as payment from

customer okay so there's half MIT nobody that we've already got this done on

account for $2,000 so now he paid it to me so that means he owed me the money if

he owed me the money it was an account receivable so on account on account

receivable on account on account receivable let's just say that's all

that was on the accounts receivable was $2,000 so someone owed us $2,000 he they

paid us the $2,000 so that means what is owed to us is nothing so our account

receivable went down $2,000 we know from before that account receivable is an

asset because like in place of cash and cash is our ass that we love cash so you

know that it's an that we know that accounts receivable is

an asset and it went down because they paid us what they owed us the $2,000 so

if an asset is negative that's a credit all right so if an assets a negative

it's a credit so we're going to credit accounts receivable for how much for

$2,000 it went down for $2,000 all right look so there's this is this

our journal entry debit cash 2,000 credit accounts receivable 2,000 cash is

an asset it's a debit so that means the asset is going up accounts receivable

for 2000s or credit accounts receivable is an asset and since accounts

receivable is an asset on the credit side that means it is going down debit

cash asset going up a credit accounts receivable asset going down up down up

up down that's kind of how I see it's like any huge does this work

receive cash as payment from customer on account for $2,000 receive cash $2,000

so that means cash going up debit it boom from customer on account on account

let's see so he paid me so the account that must have been must about accounts

receivable because he paid me if it was an accounts payable to paid him so must

have been accounts receivable great so accounts receivable we already have our

debit so I need a credit accounts receivables are credit we got $2,000 so

it must have lessened what he owed us right so the accounts receivable

accounts receivable account must go down that means it's going to be a credit and

of course the amounts equal 2,000 equals 2,000

boom check done green okay now this kind of work is tricks we have our journal

entry so let's answer the question does the transaction increase assets does it

why don't you think about it for one second hit pause hit pause once he does

it increase does it increase we have a two thousand dollar asset going up and

then we have a two thousand dollar asset going down so no they're the same so it

does not know does not increase assets are the same thank you very much for

watching this if you've liked it please subscribe for more because I'm doing

lots of these accounting for beginners over become the accounting man on the

YouTube what up with it peace cauliflower and broccoli pizza this is

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Soft or Hard Disclosure

by truthearth

Recently our family dog of 10 years passed away so I haven�t been doing as much research

as of late.

It�s been difficult but I did scroll around here and there and found a couple of things

that might be of interest.

As I mentioned in a previous article the disclosures recently are becoming more and more bold and

certain and less about supposing or asking questions.

The first one is an article from Futurism.com about the United States� space squadron

that is prepared to go to battle to defend US interests in space.

Of course there will be no invasion of ETs as this has already happened several times

in our history and the Cabal would like to do a false one in order to remain in power,

which they won�t be able to do.

�Right now, somewhere in the Rocky Mountains of the American West, there are two teams

of Air Force specialists preparing to defend America�s interests � in space.

They are the 26th Space Aggressor Squadron (26th SAS) and the 527th Space Aggressor Squadron

(527th SAS), and their job consists of training the rest of the military for any possible

contingency involving extraterrestrial combat and creating strategies to defend the security

of any U.S. interests in space.

In other words, they play the role of the bad guys on a potentially intergalactic scale,

�attacking� and provoking U.S. troops in mock space battles � as foreign countries

and any other hostile power looking to threaten America in space.�

(DailyMail) �They were hauling a big creature�: New footage reveals what Deputy Sheriff said

he saw at Roswell, in UFO mystery that has baffled experts and conspiracy theorists for

70 years

The DailyMail features some footage that was allegedly taken from that day that shows the

body of one of the crash victims.

I couldn�t embed the video from the article but I did find it on YouTube.

Apparently this footage was leaked to a magazine company in New Zealand:

�I saw aliens and Roswell UFO� CIA agent in shock deathbed confession on Area 51

�His most shocking claim was to have been taken inside Area 51 to see a variety of UFOs

allegedly recovered by the US military.

These were said to include a flying saucer said to have crash landed at Roswell, New

Mexico, in July 1947.�

It appears the majority believe this story, out of 32,000 voters as of the time of the

below survey, most said yes:

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The next story is more personal as it has the testimony of the former Governor of Arizona.

And I actually work with someone who saw the Phoenix Lights happen in March of 1997.

She said it was huge, slow and completely silent..

(Express.co.uk) Former Governor of Arizona: �Aliens came to my state in UFO during Phoenix

Lights�

�Never before seen footage of Fife Symington, 71, who was governor of Arizona from 1990

to 1998, reveals he was a witness to one of the world�s biggest ever mass UFO sightings,

and he believes it was extraterrestrial.�

And again the majority have it:

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This is all I wanted to share for now..thank you everyone and victory of the light!

See the short video clip from the link in our description.

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"I'll Catch You Later"

Minor: "Ugghhhhh"

Distant: "Yo, this TV show is pretty OK "

Distant: "Mhm, that's cool"

Minor: "Whats up guys?"

Dooga: "Minor!"

Dooga: "Dude you've been sleeping for forever"

Dooga: "Dude we got a mission we got to go to, mission briefing."

Dooga: "You Ready to go?"

Minor: "Yeah, Alright let's go.

Dooga: "Mkay, Let's go guys" Minor: "Boy, What are you watching"

YoungGuns: "Let me eat some beans way quick"

Dooga: "NOOO!"

Dooga: "We Gotta GO!"

YounGuns: "It Takes five seconds, okay?"

Dooga; "I'll be waiting for you guys in the car then."

Minor: "Alright" YounGuns: "Okay"

Minor: "So, where's this meeting held?"

Dooga: "It's being held at the pier."

Minor: Alright, Alright"

Dooga: "Next to the, uhm, fair"

Dooga: "Or the carnival?"

Minor: "Uh, the Del- the Del Perro... uhmmm..."

Minor: "Hangout, right?"

Dooga: "Yeah"

Minor: "Ah, cool"

Minor: "How many people are going to be there?"

Dooga: "Should just be the boss and a few of his friends."

Minor: "Few of his friends? Alright

Minor: "Do-Do you know what it is about?"

Dooga: "Mm, no. Not Yet"

Minor: "Oh yeah, aight"

Dooga: "He said that he wanted it to be kept kind of a secret until all of us got there."

Minor: "Alright, it's probably a big mission. Probably. Now."

Minor: "Uhh"

YounGuns: "Can I be honest? I don't think this is going to end well."

Minor: "What do you mean?"

YounGuns: " I just think, you know, It's at the pier

YounGuns: "The Ocean"

YounGuns: "Do you know what the ocean has?

YounGuns: "Sharks"

Minor: "So, I'm guessing you can't swim?"

Dooga: "Just because you're afraid of the ocean..."

Dooga: "Doesn't Mean, that it's always going to be bad."

Minor: "True"

YounGuns: "I'm not just scared of the ocean, I'm TERRIFIED"

Dooga: "Oh.... okay"

YounGuns: "There's [stutters] there's a rollercoaster"

YounGuns: "Scary"

[Dooga Stutters]

Dooga: "After the mission, or whatever we get assigned to do."

Dooga: "We'll be able to go on the roller coaster."

Dooga: "And, we'll all be good, right?"

Minor: "Yeah, I'll be good" YounGuns: "Yess!"

YoungGuns: "Aight"

Dooga: "We're here guys!"

Minor: "We're here?..... Alright.... Lets see-

-this is all about"

Gooda: "Welcome guys, Today I called all of us in"

Gooda: "To Talk about a few issues that's been going on"

Gooda: "The first one will be that, a lot of the gang in around this-

Gooda: -area have been going missing"

Gooda: "And we don't know why"

Gooda: "Then, A few sources say that a few of our-

Gooda: -gangs are working with the..."

Gooda: "...Black Order"

Gooda: "And, we cannot allow that to happen"

Gooda: "So, we have to go find out where their base is"

Gooda: "And we have to infiltrate it"

Gooda: "So, are you guys ready?"

Minor: "Yeah"

Gooda: "Let's do this!"

Pilot: "Approaching LZ is T-minus 10 seconds"

"10"

"9"

"8"

"7"

"6"

"5"

"4"

"3"

"2"

"1"

Pilot: "CLEAR TO GO!"

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109-Year-Old Woman Says Avoiding Men is the Secret to a Long Life

There are many people in the world that are obsessed with living a lengthy lifetime.

It is understandable to want to get the most time you can while you�re here.

If you are looking to live a life past 100 years, you probably have an organized plan

to keep your health in check.

However, that might not be how to achieve longevity.

In fact, Scotland�s oldest woman has some interesting advice for those looking to achieve

a long life.

Jessie Gallan is a 109-year-old, and her advice is hilarious.

She left home at just 13 years old and began milking cows for a living.

She describes her young hard work experiences as important lessons.

She says she learned very early in life the importance of working hard to make a living.

�I worked hard and seldom would I ever take a holiday,� she said.

Her advice for a long life?

Staying away from men!

�They�re just more trouble than they�re worth,� Jessie said in an interview with

the Daily Mail.

Because Jessie refused to rely on another person, she never married.

A caregiver at the nursing home where she resides describes her as �absolutely amazing.�

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After Legalizing Weed, Unemployment In Colorado Has Collapsed To Record Lows

Three years after legalizing cannabis, Colorado has the lowest unemployment rate in the country.

�While the national unemployment rate dropped to 4.3 percent in May, the lowest since 2001,

Colorado�s jobless rate is the nation�s lowest at 2.3 percent,� CNBC reported Monday.

According to Governor John Hickenlooper, multiple factors have contributed to Colorado�s job

growth, including the state�s business-friendly policies.

He touts the state�s very low business tax rate, noting Colorado has �one of the lowest

business income tax levels at just a little over 4.6 percent.� This approach has helped

create over 60,000 jobs in the clean energy sector, a fact that should please both business

and environmental advocates.

One of the main factors in Colorado�s successful economy, however, is undeniably the cannabis

industry.

Last year, cannabis generated $1.3 billion in profit, which yielded nearly $200 million

in tax revenue that the state is using for various programs, including education, substance

abuse and cannabis awareness programs for youth, and even the Attorney General�s office.

Further, with over a billion dollars in business, jobs undoubtedly follow.

In 2015, alone, the state�s cannabis industry created 18,000 new full-time jobs.

As the Washington Post reported:

�These indirect impacts of marijuana legalization came from increased demand on local goods

and services: growers rent warehouse space and purchase sophisticating lighting and irrigation

equipment, for instance.

Marijuana retailers similarly rely on other companies, like contractors, lawyers and book-keeping

services, to conduct their own businesses.� That growth has continued.

In July of last year, CBS reported that according to the Marijuana Business Daily, �Colorado

now has 27,000 occupational licensees, up from about 16,000 at the end of 2014, according

to the Colorado Department of Revenue.�

Though clean energy jobs currently outnumber on-the-record cannabis jobs by roughly 35,000,

the speed of job creation appears far quicker with weed.

According to the Denver Business Journal, for example, the clean energy sector created

1,583 new jobs in 2014.

By comparison, the Marijuana Business Daily reported in May of 2014 that less than six

months after legalization, the cannabis industry had already generated between 1,000 and 2,000

new jobs � roughly the same number of jobs as clean energy created in the course of the

whole year.

Further, according to a 2016 Clean Jobs Colorado report by the organization Environmental Entrepreneurs,

Colorado already had 62,000 clean energy jobs in 2015 � roughly where it rests now � making

that industry�s growth apparently slower than the 18,000 new cannabis-related jobs

the Post reported for the same year (it�s important to note, however, that some of these

jobs already existed but were part of the black market and were counted as �new�

when the industry was legalized).

This is promising news not just for Colorado, but the broader market.

�Cannabis-related companies now employ an estimated 100,000 to 150,000 full and part-time

workers, according to a new report by Marijuana Business Daily,� CBS noted last year.

As Business Insider pointed out in March, �California, home to the world�s sixth

largest economy, fully legalized marijuana last November.

Its state capital region alone could see 20,000 jobs created if it becomes a hub for the industry.�

According to a report from the New Data Frontier, which focuses on cannabis industry data, there

could be as many as 283,000 jobs in cannabis by 2020.

Business Insider points out that this figure will outpace the manufacturing industry, which

is expected to lose 814,000 jobs by 2024.

In Colorado, where Governor Hickenlooper initially opposed legalization but changed his mind

when he saw the positive results, there are yet to be serious negative consequences.

Though Hickenlooper told CNBC it�s still �too soon to know� what the downsides

may be, he remained optimistic.

�We don�t see more people doing more marijuana in Colorado after legalization.

It�s through a regulated process now,� he said.

�But we haven�t seen a big spike in teenage consumption, we haven�t seen a big spike

in any consumption.� It appears the only spike so far has been

in jobs, coupled with other forward-thinking developments like the growth of the clean

energy sector and the freedom for businesses to thrive.

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What happens when you treat health care like a soap opera - Duration: 6:17.

Republicans are having a real bad time defending their health care bill.

… and now these people don't have the insurance they need 'cause they're poor.

It's expected to cause about 20 million Americans to lose health insurance over the

next few years, and people are pissed.

The fight and the fury mounting over the House health care bill.

Blowback for Republican Congress members who voted to repeal and replace Obamacare.

It's gotten so bad that Republicans have just stopped talking to their constituents

altogether.

Will we see you tomorrow night at the town hall in Austin?

I don't think so.

Like Darrell Issa, who decided to just hide out on the roof of his office instead of facing

his voters.

Hello darkness, my old friend.

Thankfully, we have cable news to hold politicians accountable.

To ask the tough questions and explain what's really at stake in the debate over health

care.

Take me inside the Oval Office, what was President Trump's sales pitch to you?

Has President Trump convinced you to get on board?

Are you going to the White House tonight or maybe bowling next week?

Has the president contacted you?

Trump is in a full court sales pitch.

Do you see any scenario where you will be a buyer?

God da—

Cable news tries to make big congressional votes more exciting by treating them like

an episode of House of Cards.

By focusing on the drama of getting a bill through Congress.

The negotiating, the running through Congress, the suspense of a final vote.

I want an immediate call of the roll, don't let half a second pass.

Yes, sir.

Cable news loves this stuff

And you could see it in the coverage of the House health care bill.

Interviews with politicians running through Congress,

How you feeling this morning?

Do you guys think you're going to get the votes?

graphics tracking the updated vote count,

and tons of focus on how Trump was persuading Republicans to vote for the bill.

President Trump on Capitol Hill trying to close the health care deal.

The question now becomes, "Can they close the deal quick enough?"

It was CNN's best attempt to make reality look like a political soap opera.

Cable news' fixation on the spectacle of a big vote makes for good TV,

The pressure, the arm-twisting, the ultimatum.

but it's terrible for viewers at home.

It tells viewers nothing about whether the Republican health care bill is actually a

good idea.

Do you have a sense of whether or not the White House has enough votes?

What do you think, do you have the votes?

You can watch hours of these segments and still not understand what the bill does.

So you're a "no" vote.

That sounds like you're going to be a "yes"?

Are you a "no" or a "yes"?

I am still a "no."

Thank you, I'm glad we got that out of the way.

This kind of tunnel vision turns news coverage into a circus of spin and misinformation.

Like in this interview with Wolf Blitzer and Republican Tom Garrett.

Congressional Budget Office report, as you know, 24 million would be uninsured by 2026.

The interview starts strong.

If the bill fails, do you think President Trump will be blamed for the failure?

Kind of a dumb question, but okay.

It's absolutely undeniable that Obamacare is in a death spiral, and if we just let the

status quo go, we're going to see what real pain and suffering looks like.

Okay, this would be a great time for some good journalism.

Obamacare is not in a death spiral.

Experts actually worry that the Republican health care bill would be a recipe for death

spirals because it reduces healthy people's incentives to stay insured.

Come on Wolf, easy follow-up, you've got this!

You were supposed to go to the White House for a pizza and bowling event with the president

tonight.

I take it that's been canceled?

Are you serious?

When is that pizza and bowling event going to be rescheduled for.

What kind of a wolf doesn't have a taste for blood?

Carlos.

Sorry.

A better use of this airtime would be to talk to actual health care experts, like any of

the major medical organizations that have come out against the GOP bill.

The bill is garbage, Donald.

But the House of Cards approach to news means that most interviews go to politicians or

pundits, who haven't read the bill and aren't going to give straight answers to begin with.

I could probably tell you that I read every word and I wouldn't be telling you the truth

nor would any other member.

So even when journalists do ask good questions, you get train wrecks like this.

Their premiums will not go through the roof?

The goal is to make certain that they do not.

Will their premiums rise, Congresswoman?

My hope would be that their premiums would not rise.

People who have preexisting conditions, can you assure them that their premiums will not

rise?

The goal…

But the real danger of this type of news coverage has nothing to do with dumb interviews.

It's that when you treat big congressional votes like soap operas, you train audiences

to think in terms of politics instead of policy.

Train people to ask "What's stopping this from passing?"

instead of "Should we pass this at all?"

What do you want to see in this bill, how would you change it?

Why won't you vote for it in the form that it's in now?

So the problem isn't that the GOP bill cuts coverage, it's that it doesn't appease

the House Freedom Caucus.

What changes would you need to see in order to get to "yes?"

What could the president say to get you on board?

The problem isn't that it slashes Medicaid, it's that Democrats aren't doing enough

to compromise.

Are you making efforts to come together?

What have Democrats done so far to help improve this bill and work with Republicans?

Just like on House of Cards, success becomes less about making good policy, and more about

just passing something.

We need a bill we can pass.

Resolving the drama.

If it doesn't pass, then what?

Which means if the bill we end up with is a disaster for the country, but secures enough

votes, it looks like a win.

A big win for Republicans on this day after a major setback only six weeks ago.

House members said it was the kind of deal-making that won rave reviews.

This is a huge moment of competence and that is no small thing.

We show unity!

We offer progress!

That approach is a nightmare when dealing with any policy issue, but it's especially

reckless when it comes to health care.

When people's lives are actually on the line.

And the frustrating thing is, you don't need the drama to get people to watch.

People want clear, fact-based information about what's happening to their health care.

And you actually saw a glimpse of this during a CNN town hall with Tom Price.

Question after question from real people about stuff that actually matters to them.

Why do you want to take away my Medicaid expansion?

The bill allows insurance companies to charge much higher premiums for people in my age

group.

How can you justify that change?

It was this surreal moment of clarity and thoughtfulness on cable news.

And then, at the very last second:

How are you going to get this plan through Congress when you can't get these members

of your own party to support it?

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Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Baby finger, Baby finger, where are you?

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- [Katie] Hi, friends. This is Katie. Today, I want to talk about

The Great Strepidemic of May 2017. Actually, it wasn't great at all.

It was horrible.

Two people in my family got strep. I probably had it as well, at some point,

but I think my body flushed it. I started to shoot a little video last week while we

were kind of all still in the trenches, but I ended up stopping because I felt

like poop, so we're going to show a little bit of that, and then we'll come back and

talk a little bit about kind of what we did during our week of the plague.

Our house got hit pretty hard. Two members of the family have strep.

I probably had it, and the rest of us, the other two are just full of snot.

So I kind of wanted to talk about what it looked like because it's probably

the sickest she's ever been, and it's been miserable, so I wanted to share what we've

done, and how it's been going for us, and what we've been doing to try to kind of

help put her a little bit... make her a little more comfortable.

So as you can see, I was definitely not really feeling very well,

not quite up to par, so we decided to just go ahead and

stop that video and wait until I was feeling a little bit better.

As I mentioned, so my oldest got strep throat and then, a few days later,

my husband went in and was diagnosed with strep throat. I actually went in the next

day, just to be checked, to be sure because strep throat, as I'm sure

most of you know, is nothing to fiddle around with.

Number one, it's horribly painful and awful, so I mean, most people aren't

going to sit at home and be like, "I don't want to go to the doctor," because,

I mean, it's nasty. But anyway, strep is a bacterial infection that can be knocked

out with antibiotics. But it's super important, if you think you have strep,

to go have it checked out. And this was actually brought home to us in a personal

way because a really close family friend of ours had strep as a younger girl,

and it wasn't treated, and now, in her 60s, has led to heart problems due

to undiagnosed strep throat that caused permanent damage in her body.

So whenever there's the possibility with sore throat and all that,

that's one of those things that I will run right off to the doctor for,

so we definitely went and got her tested as soon as I realized that this wasn't

just a nasty cold. Once I realized this wasn't just a cold...because for a few

days prior, actually, she had been sick.

She had, you know, a runny nose and a slight fever, nothing too crazy,

and she had actually gotten sick in the night and thrown up, and I thought,

"Well, maybe it's just the flu." And then, she actually...the fever broke and she

started feeling better, and I thought, "Great. Awesome, she's feeling better."

But then, a couple days later, the fever returned, and when I talked to the nurse

at the doctor's office, they said, "You need to come in. You know,

a fever that comes back is usually indicative of a secondary infection,"

which would make sense, because as soon as the fever returned,

it wasn't just, you know, the 99, 100.

It was like 101, 102 degrees. I have helpers here today. It wasn't the 99 or

100 degrees, it was actually getting up to, like, 102 and 102 and a half,

and that's when I started to pay really close attention, and so

we went into the doctor and it was actually almost 103 when we got there,

so we went not a moment too soon.

And the doctor said, "I think you have strep throat." And she's sitting here

going, "I feel fine. I feel fine." She's shivering, 103-degree temperature,

you know. "I feel fine." What they did to test is they got the really long Q-tips,

and the nurse was really great. She actually let my oldest touch it and see

what it felt like, and you know, she explained step-by-step what was going to

happen. My oldest was definitely not interested, not having it, but that helped

that she got to touch the Q-tip and kind of understand what was going to happen.

And I actually also said, "Hey, would it help your feelings if I let her do it to

me?" Nah, not really so much. But anyways, we got it done. They swabbed down in her

throat, and when she pulled it out, there was mucus on it, and she said,

"Look. What does that look like?" And my oldest goes, "It looks like toots." Toots

is what she calls germs. It's from a Curious George episode from years ago.

Now, it's stuck, I guess. Anyway, fortunately, they do the rapid strep test.

Within five minutes, we knew that she had strep. The doctor came in and

prescribed a 10-day round of the amoxicillin. It's still liquid stuff.

It tastes like bubblegum, cherry cake, whatever, you know, so kids will actually

drink it. So we picked it up, that was on Friday, and started the 10-day round.

Now, I wish it had been just as easy as starting the antibiotics,

but unfortunately, it wasn't.

Coupled with this was a nasty, nasty cough. I mean, like coughing so hard she

was turning kind of red and she's got junk in her chest, and the congestion was

probably a secondary cold, I'm guessing, or remnants of the flu,

maybe, that she had before. But fortunately, I actually had some

prescribed Robitussin cough syrup that... After the first night,

I realized nobody's going to get any sleep if this continues, and so

I had some prescribed Robitussin cough syrup for her from a different time,

and I called the nurse and asked if I could give that to her.

And I think it's the stuff that has the codeine in it, and they actually said yes,

because amoxicillin, fortunately, doesn't have many interactions.

It's pretty easily mixed with other drugs, if necessary.

And so it was actually on night three that we started it because I was desperate for

sleep and we were desperate for her to get some sleep, too, because it was bad.

But anyways, I wanted to show you...we took a little video kind of in the middle

of the strepidemic of what we had done in my daughter's room to kind of help

alleviate some of the symptoms and try to help her feel a little bit better.

We elevated her mattress, we had a humidifier going. She had her very own box

of tissues. She felt like a very big girl.

So we've got her room set up a little bit.

These are mostly tricks that I've learned from the internet,

but we've got her room set up for helping with the cough,

which has been really, really horrible at night.

So the two things we've got going on in her room that I wanted to show you is down

here, we've got a cool mist humidifier, and this is great because it allows you

to...you can either do just a little bit of steam, or you can crank the steam,

and I've got it blowing up right onto her mattress, right up under her face.

Now, she probably doesn't like feeling wet all night,

but I think it's better than being kind of dry.

The other thing I've got going on here is underneath her mattress,

I've got some pillows from the couch that are...you can kind of see her messy bed,

but it's at an angle to try and help with some of the drainage and sort of...

you know, having this...not being able to breathe out of your nose.

And you know, I think it's helped a little bit, but the last few nights have been

pretty bad, so hoping that the medicine kicks in soon

and tonight will be a little bit better.

But we'll talk a little bit more about what we've been doing and

how we got the diagnosis, and all that.

So those are some of the things that we did in my daughter's room.

I think it helped, but to be perfectly honest, in this situation...

I mean, I know that humidifier and all that is helpful, but in this situation,

the antibiotics are really where it's at, so I'm super grateful that we live in

a day and time where we can get tested for this stuff, and get antibiotics.

So we've got this going. We've done a lot of homemade chicken soup.

My daughter loves the Vitaminwater Zeros, the ones that are sweetened with stevia,

so we got a bunch of those and have let her have way more of that than usual.

But after the medicine, and the soup, and all that, fortunately,

we are all feeling quite a bit better. And yeah, as you can tell,

I don't sound like I'm dying anymore. So anyway, thank you so much for watching,

and I really hope that none of you have strep, or none of your babies have strep,

because it was not a lot of fun.

But take heart, antibiotics will help and get you feeling better pretty soon.

Thanks so much for watching, you guys. I hope you all have a good rest of your day.

We'd love for you to check out our channel, like our videos, hang out with

us, be a part of our group. And we have a Facebook page and a blog,

if you'd like to check those out.

Thanks again, you guys. Have a great day, and best of health to all of you.

We'll talk to you soon. Bye.

- [Man] Now, when you had strep throat, how did you feel?

- [Daughter] I just felt terrible.

- Did your throat hurt? - Yes.

- Oh, no. When they found out you had strep throat,

did they ask you to open your mouth?

- Yeah, and they tickled me, and I didn't like it.

- And what did they find? - They found mucus.

- Mucus. Okay. And what was on that mucus? - Toots.

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Hey guys, it's Mikey Chen.

This is a story that a lot of you have sent me.

Well, let me just tell you about it first.

In the Republic of Buryatia in Siberia,

at the Ivolginsky Datsan temple,

The mummified remains of Lama Itigilov,

which is well known around the world,

because of the lifelike state of his dead body

which reportedly has not been subject to macroscopic decay

since his death 79 years ago.

But "death" is a relative word

because many believe that the Lama is not dead

and is actually still alive but in a deep meditative state.

And I know this already sounds really strange to a lot of you

So let me explain.

There is a belief in Buddhism that monks

who have been cultivating for a long time,

mean "rudinh" or enter into a deep meditative state,

where they do not need food or water.

And when they wake up from the state

they would have reached enlightenment.

This was said to have been the case with Bodhidharma,

the founder of Shaolin Temple martial arts,

was known for going inside a cave

in [Songshan] mountain near to Shaolin Temple.

And inside the cave, he sat facing a wall for nine years

until reaching enlightenment.

It said that he sat for so long

grass started growing from his body

and his shadow was forever imprinted onto the stone wall.

Also I don't know if you guys remember

but last year I did a report on this channel

about the discovery of the mummified body of a monk discovered in Mongolia.

When he was found, many Buddhism practitioners

including the Dalai Lama has said that

he was not in fact dead but in a deep meditative state

And apparently that's what people believe is happening with Lama Itigilov

and probably why

some also claimed that the Lama is moving around within the temple,

where his body is kept.

According to the Siberian Times,

Lama Damba Ayusheev,

the current head of the Buddhist Traditional Sangha

has claimed that there are two video images

which shows Lama Itigilov moving around

inside the Ivolginsky Datsan temple

Lama Ayusheev insist that he is completely serious,

saying: "I see a figure of a man on the shot as you do

and I know precisely there could not be anyone in the palace at this time."

Lama Itigilov supposedly died in 1972

while he was meditating

and he requested that he was to be buried sitting in the lotus position.

but what's really strange was that

when his remains were examined in 1955

and again in 1973,

the monks were astonished to find no signs of decay.

In September of 2002,

his body was once again exhumed

but this time with Buddhist leaders and the scientists presence.

And they were really surprised to find

that remains were found to be in a condition of someone

who had just died 36 hours ago,

with muscle tissues, joints and even the skin intact

Now, I do believe that people can meditate for a long period of time.

Maybe even years without food or water.

I mean, the case of Bodhidharma, if that's true, is pretty incredible.

And how Lama Itigilov is able to not decay,

just, just boggles my mind.

But these photos, I don't know.

I mean, the first one, it doesn't look like there's a monk standing there,

but also looks like the monk seem to be dressed

in some sort of military uniform or camouflage

and seem to be carrying bag.

I know people have said that

no one was supposed to be there at that time.

And I don't know why somebody who looks like a soldier

would be there with what kind of looks like takeout food.

And in the second image, I really can't tell what that is

I mean is the Lama just wandering around stretching himself out

after decades of sitting in the lotus position?

If you guys ever sat in the lotus position,

that thing is painful.

Now if you said in that position for decades,

you need to walk around and stretch out a little bit.

So I don't know if that's the case

where this is a Night at the Museum situation.

I also don't understand why there's not clear images?

Why there's not a video clip of this?

Does it seem like these images were taken from a surveillance camera?

So those are all question marks to me.

But let me know what you guys think.

Next up, do you guys remember a software called Dragon Naturally Speaking?

Is that thing still around?

I actually got one of those when I was in college

and they were really really expensive.

I think it's been over a hundred dollars for them

because I was so sick of actually typing.

But I remember after buying that software

it was even more stressful trying to get it to work

because its comprehension was worse than sewage.

Anyway, I have always thought that:

"Would it be great if I could just think about whatever I want to type, it magically appears?"

Well, that technology maybe in developments right now.

According to frontiers in human neuroscience,

scientists are already decoding speech from signals generated in our brains

when we speak or listen to someone talking.

There are a variety of technology out there to accomplish this

But the method that stood out most

is called the electrical corticography.

This technique uses a bring-to-text system demonstrated on epilepsy patients

who already had electrode grades implanted for treatment for their condition.

Patients readout texts presented on a screen in front of them

while their brain activity was recorded.

When the researchers included language and dictionary models in their algorithm,

they were able to decode and neural signals to text

with a high degree of accuracy.

And finally, you may have a superpower

but don't even know it yet.

You might be a super recognizer.

I'm serious. That's what they're calling it.

A super recognizer is basically

what it sounds like someone who is really good at recognizing people.

They may remember people they haven't seen in years

or have changed in appearance

or someone they have only met briefly.

And, if you are a super recognizer

then you are in high demand.

Especially in the police force

where you are needed to help match faces captured on surveillance cameras,

scan crowds for possible troublemakers or criminals

or even help with victim identification

But, you know what guys, I'll tell you right now.

I do not have this ability, I have the opposite of this ability.

I'm a super un-recognizer, I'm not even kidding about that.

It's bad to the point where

let's say I'm sitting across from someone on a train

and let's say that particular person

murdered somebody and then ran away.

And literally one minute later, 60 seconds later,

the police showed up and they questioned me, they asked me to describe the murderer

because I am the only witness.

And I'm sorry to say:

"That murderer might actually get away

because I cannot describe faces whatsoever."

I cannot describe faces, I don't remember faces.

I meet somebody and 10 minutes later, I forget what they look like.

If you guys don't believe me,

let's try right now, let's try it right now.

I have my iPad here, I'm going to just pull up a random image.

Here we go, this is a random stock photo of a random guy.

I'm going to look at him for about 5 to 10 seconds.

And I do my best to remember details about his face, his features.

And I'm gonna try to describe him to you guys.

All right, here we go.

Try my best to take a mental picture,

Ok, times up, times up.

Ok, ok, here we go.

I have a mental image the police asked me:

"Please, Mr. Chen described the murderer"

Here we go.

Caucasian, brown hair, dark brown hair

Nose, he has one.

Eyes, he's got them.

He's got a mouth

He's got stubbles, stubbles.

He is kind of like not as pointy of a chin

That, ok, that's basically all I can do.

I'm serious, I'm not even play around with you guys.

That's all I can do.

And I know they'll probably ask me questions like:

"You described his eyes."

And literally, if I'm trying to describe his eyes right now,

he has them, that's all you can come up with.

They, you know, they're like that.

I had no clue.

Describe his nose. He's got a nose

What what else can I say about a nose?

Anyway, let me know if you're just as bad as I am

And also let me know if you are a super recognizer.

So today we covered a moving mummy,

our brains may be able to touch soon,

and just go ahead and commit crimes in front of me

because I'll never remember your face.

Alright guys, thank you all so much for watching.

See ya!

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