Waching daily Sep 16 2017

Kia ora, my name is Robbie and I'm another white man behind a desk and we are live at

Q Theatre in Auckland.

That's right, it's Auckland!

Where telling people that you're thinking about voting ACT this year isn't necessarily

a joke.

Thank you for coming, David!

It's election time.

And here at WMBAD, we had a long, hard think about how we could boost New Zealand's voter

turnout, and we decided that by far the most effective thing to do would be to produce

an amateur, self-distributed political satire video.

So here we are.

And because we don't want to go to prison for somehow violating the electoral commission's

'third party' campaign rules, we have gone out of our way to make sure that this

video is completely free of any political messages whatsoever, and will appeal to as

broad a section of voters as possible.

This one's for you, middle New Zealand.

That is awful, Finn. That is terrible - Can I have a craft beer? Craft beer?

Do you have a craft beer?

Thank - do you have a glass? Could I get a glass?

That is much better.

Is that from Wellington?

Look: I get it.

Elections are a massive hassle.

First of all—OK—first of all: why is it easier to vote on not election day?

That doesn't make any sense.

Who made that rule?

On election day you have to be enrolled, there's all these people, parking's a nightmare…

And you're not enrolled, obviously, because you tried to do the online form but you couldn't

remember your fucking... government password, so it wouldn't let you, so you decided to

just… show up to a voting place on a Tuesday and get someone there to do it all for you.

Then you go up to the desk and tell the electoral officer your name.

But the electoral officer is a girl you went out with a few times before she stopped replying

to your texts, and she smiles at you and says, 'Hey Tom.'

But your name's not Tom, and you wanna roll with it, but it's electoral fraud.

So you have to tell her your real name and address.

And then you get this ballot paper, and you go to the booth, and you have two votes now?

What do you need two votes for?

What am I gunna do with two votes?

One on the left: that's the party vote.

I know that one.

It's easy.

The more votes you get, the more seats you get in parliament.

More votes more seats.

Makes perfect sense.

But what's the deal with the electorate vote?

Who are all these people?

I don't know any of these people.

Why are there more than two of them?

Why are there eight other candidates on here?

All those other people are doing is stealing votes from the two people who actually stand

a chance of winning.

So rude, little parties.

Stick to the party vote.

That's your one.

Stop trying to do the electorate thing, it's never gonna happen.

You're tricking people into wasting their electorate vote!

If you like whoever is currently your electorate MP, vote for them, if you don't, vote for

the one other person, the one other person, who might actually beat them.

As an example, if you do your party vote *here*, then do your electorate vote *here*.

OK?

You get where I'm going with this?

Party vote… electorate vote… party vote… electorate vote…

Electorate vote here?

That's a waste of time, okay?

Unless you're in Epsom! In which case, party vote… electorate vote.

There's also Northland, where it's…

Okay, so that's National - or is it? Who knows? Could be anyone. Okay, so you've got National there

and then you've got...

I mean, nobody really knows where to put him. So, we'll just...

Whoever he is.

Could be anyone.

*Mouths Winston Peters.*

The point is, guys, party vote for whoever your want.

With the electorate vote, vote for one of the two people who stands a chance of winning.

And I'm sure someone at the electoral commission is probably getting real mad about me doing…

this.

Get off my back, electoral commission.

I'm trying to get people to vote, OK?

And you're making it really hard.

And while we're at it, I've heard that some of your staff are forgetting people's

names… Alright?

And it's actually really hurtful.

Anyway.

Yes, elections are a hassle.

But you should still vote, because no matter who you are, your life is political.

Say you're a student at university.

You might have racked up ten or twenty thousand bucks worth of debt so far.

You're working at a bar to pay your way, but on $16 an hour, so you can still only

afford Oak baked beans.

Your little sister is freaking out about NCEA and your dad's been out of work since his

accident, and he's been on the goddamn waitlist for the operation he needs for four months.

And your mum quit her job because she couldn't stand sitting in traffic for an hour every

day, so she tried to start some business thing?

Something about knitting?

Some kind of small knitting business?

I never really got it, but she couldn't get it off the ground 'cause IRD was killing

her, so now mum and dad's place is filled with hundreds of boxes of knitting shit they

can't get rid of, and your mum has signed up for jobseeker support.

Your flat is so damp that the last person you managed to convince to come home with

you ended up getting asthma, and now you have to spend your wine money on your power bill

instead, because you spent the winter months doing everything you could to not freeze to

death.

All of that is political.

Student debt, wages, GST, ACC, NCEA, hospitals, roads and public transport, tax, welfare,

not being able to convince people to come home with you to an extent.

To an extent.

The politicians who made the laws that affect all of those things might not look like you

(obviously… a lot of them look like me - but that's another reason you need to vote, right there.)

Those men in suits at the Beehive might seem like they have nothing to do with you, but

they're making decisions about how society works.

And you live in society.

People who don't vote get screwed over.

And then, because they've been screwed over, they don't see the point in voting.

But if you don't vote to look out for your own interests, then someone else's interests

are going to win.

University, for example, used to be free, and then old people decided that, since they

already had their university degrees, they didn't really care if it suddenly became

really expensive for everyone else.

The top tax rate used to be 66% of your income.

But then people who didn't like giving most of their money to the government used their

votes to get their rate knocked down to 33% instead.

It used to be industry practice to pay people double time if they worked on the weekend,

but then the people who thought that was a good thing were outnumbered at the polls by

people who thought that was a bad thing, so voila… it's not like that anymore.

Life is political.

But that's OK.

You just have to figure out what you care about the most.

Don't worry about it too much.

Just pick a thing you care about right now, then go to a tool like the Spinoff's 'Policy',

and pick a party who says they'll do something about it.

And then see how they go.

It doesn't matter if you fuck it up.

If the party you voted for turn out to be a bunch of twats, you can tell people you

voted for someone else, and try again in three years.

Besides!

Millions of people are going to vote.

Your one doesn't count that much.

I mean obviously it's really important, and you should definitely do it, but it's not that big a deal.

Obviously New Zealand is going to keep steaming ahead anyway.

Your vote is just a chance to give it a tiny nudge in the direction that you want.

You might as well.

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LEMMiNO 十大真相 死亡 Death 中文字幕cc - Duration: 15:19.

This year some 57 million people are expected to cease existence and revert back to their

natural state of nonexistence.

Commonly defined as death.

Roughly two thirds will die of a mysterious and, as of yet, incurable disease known as aging.

Well, technically and medically speaking, old age is not in and of itself lethal but

it nonetheless weakens your body so as to make you less capable of combating that which is.

Nevertheless, death as a result of age related conditions is clouded in mystery as we have

yet to discern precisely why we age.

Current understanding implies no singular element commands the aging process but rather

a combination of multiple interconnected factors.

For example, the limits imposed by telomeres on cell division implies obsolescence may

be programmed into our DNA.

Manipulation of specific genes in other animals and organisms can have drastic effects on

the aging process.

Furthermore, numerous studies has evinced that calories accelerates aging and thus less

food could potentially extend longevity.

So stop eating and you'll live forever.

Who eats a burger that way?

On the opposite side of the spectrum, aging may simply be a result of accumulative damage and waste.

While the human body is capable of maintaining and repairing itself, the processes responsible

are not infallible.

Over time an accumulation of separately insignificant failures may collectively become significant

so as to sporadically degrade various bodily functions.

If gerontologists do manage to isolate the precise nature of aging we may one day be

able to decelerate, prevent, or even reverse the process.

Hanging has been a common method of both suicide and homicide ever since the invention of

rope and human necks.

Today, hanging is primarily associated with hanging from a noose but the word may also

describe crucifixion, impalement, or just a general state of suspension upon death.

At some point, or more likely over an extended period of time, coroners and others remarked

that male hanging victims often died with priapism.

Which is a medical way of saying, they frequently died with an erection.

In fact, it is the belief of some historians that not one but two poles were erected upon

the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and that some artistic renditions of his divine likeness

was more accurately hung than others.

Though thy holy loins was frequently covered with drapes, like the Renaissance version

of pixelization, so the state of his majesty can merely be inferred.

In any case, this discovery gradually evolved into a treatment for erectile dysfunction

as non-lethal strangulation produces the same effect.

Which in turn evolved into erotic asphyxiation.

The exact physiological cause is not entirely clear but a general inhibition of normal brain

activity due to pressure or injury to the brain or spinal cord appears to be responsible.

The fear of death is known as thanatophobia and fearing the end of our existence can be

so overwhelming that many seek any explanation that promises continuation in place of termination.

In other words, an afterlife.

As far as science is concerned death is the cessation of brain activity followed by natural

decomposition of the body.

One could argue that death is merely the absence of life much like a shadow is the absence of light.

But who is this science to tell us what to believe when we could simply ask those brought

back to life after death.

Between 10-20% of cardiac arrest survivors recall near death experiences.

Memories from when they where clinically dead and thus unconscious.

Revived persons often report similar experiences such as a strong sense of peace, love, and happiness.

The perception of ones dead body from an outside perspective.

A review of ones life experiences.

Interactions with deceased loved ones or supernatural entities.

And a light at the end of a dark tunnel.

Studies have found that these experiences are largely culture dependent.

For example, Christians are more likely to perceive angles while Hindus are more likely

to perceive gods of the underworld.

Entities who escort the deceased towards an afterlife are known as psychopomps.

But you are neither more nor less likely to have a near death experience just because

you are religious as NDEs by atheists and others are just as common.

Many find comfort in these reports as they may serve as affirmation of a life beyond

but it's worth pointing out that clinical death is not the same as what most of us perceive as death.

The reason you can be revived when clinically dead is that, while your heart and breathing

may have ceased, your brain is still active.

It is only once your brain activity stops that you are legally dead and no one has ever

returned from this stage of complete cessation.

While humans may be stuck with pathetic mortal bodies some animals have transcended this

futile existence and exhibit biological immortality.

One such creature is the immortal hydra.

Hydras are tiny freshwater animals that look like miniature octopuses.

While humans and our sad excuse of a body grows weaker with age the hydra is just as

strong playing bingo as when it graduated high school.

In other words, they show no signs of aging nor the adverse effects commonly associated with it.

While its regenerative properties are poorly understood the hope is for an improved understanding

to aid in our quest for human immortality.

Other creatures exhibiting some form of biological immortality

include various species of jellyfish, lobsters, and flatworms.

There's a unit of measurement known as a micromort (µmt).

The name is a portmanteau of the words micro and mortality and measures the probability

of sudden death in any given context.

1 µmt means the probability of death is 1 in 1,000,000.

For example, approximately 1 out of every 150,000 skydiving attempts in the US result

in death which means that skydiving is rated at roughly 7 µmt per jump.

In order to be exposed to 1 µmt of risk you would have to ride a bike for 10 km,

drive a car for 400 km, or fly with commercial airlines for 10,000 km.

Doing something as simple as getting out of bed at 90 years of age will expose you to

a daily dose of over 300 µmt.

The deadliest job in America is said to be the presidency, which clocks in at a staggering

186,000 µmt.

Which is why I decided to make videos on the internet instead.

In most cultures death is associated with a specific personification and commonly takes

the shape of the Grim Reaper.

A skeleton cloaked in a dark robe carrying a scythe, used to reap the souls of the dead.

But some ancient cultures personified death in much less menacing fashion.

For example, the ancient Greeks worshiped a god of death known as Thanatos.

He was often depicted as a bearded man or a child with wings that merely guided the

human soul into the afterlife.

In other words, a psychopomp.

The Egyptian god Osiris was depicted as a man with green skin and was more often revered than feared.

This modern depiction of a menacing skeleton or demon, can largely be attributed to the

most devastating pandemic humanity has ever faced, the black death.

This horrifying medieval plague may have reduced the European population by as much as 60%

and consequently gave rise to a more dismal depiction of the Grim Reaper as to more accurately

reflect the hopelessness and dismality of this plague.

Well, most depictions at least.

Sometimes Death is just ecstatic to play some mortal board games.

Just look at that face. That is the face of a skeleton ready to play some chess.

Who are you?

I am Death!

There's a rare mental disorder known as Cotard Syndrome and persons afflicted often deny

the existence of one or multiple body parts but in some extreme cases patients deny that

they themselves exist and paradoxically come to believe that they are dead.

Named after French neurologist Jules Cotard, in 1880 he described a middle-aged woman who

believed her body was completely hollow with the exception of her skin and bones.

As such she insisted she didn't need to eat and eventually died of starvation.

Strangely enough, victims of this disorder often believe themselves to be immortal as

from their delusional perspective you can't die if you're already dead.

Can't really argue with that logic.

A more recent case from 2012 describes a man who, after suffering a stroke, grew convinced he was dead.

He told his doctor:

"I guess I'm dead."

"I'd like to ask for your opinion."

But when asked if he believed it possible for a dead man to speak he recognized the

contradiction yet paradoxically maintained his belief of nonexistence.

He further elaborated:

"I feel I am dead [but] I'm talking with you in this world."

"I do not know whether I am alive or not."

"I am unable to realize that I'm alive."

A few months later his condition fortunately improved and he no longer believed himself

to be dead yet he maintained that he once had been.

Oh, and he also believed Kim Jong-il was a patient of the same hospital.

Naturally.

In 2007, a middle aged man in Bosnia decided to fake his own death in an effort to uncover

how many friends and family members would attend his funeral.

Unfortunately for him, only one person attended his fake service and that person was his mother.

The thing is, this is a quite common fear because no one wants to die alone and if no

one attends your funeral than that's likely to have been the case.

Actually I'm surprised there isn't a specific phobia for dying alone so let's create one.

Okay, thanatophobia is the fear of dying and monophobia is the fear of being alone so naturally

monatophobia is the fear of dying alone.

Anyway, the fear of a lack of funeral attendees is so common that in the UK you can preemptively

pay a company, known as Rent A Mourner, to have random persons attend your funeral and

act as if they mourn your passing.

In early 1921, an American named Thomas Bradford decided he was going to

prove the existence of an afterlife.

In order to realize such an impossible task, Bradford reasoned the most logical course

of action would be for him to commit suicide and then communicate the existence of an afterlife

from beyond the grave.

He began by publishing a newspaper advert in search for a spiritualistic accomplice

that would remain alive and wait for the spirit of Bradford to return from the dead.

Thus undeniably ascertaining a different plane of existence.

A foolproof plan or at least a woman named Ruth Doran thought so as she quickly responded

to Bradford's advert.

After a few meetings of what I can only imagine must've consisted of intense scrutinization

of this ingenious plan, Bradford took his own life on the 5th of February, 1921, with

the full intention of returning to this plane of existence and relay any juicy details about

the world beyond to his lively accomplice.

A week later, Doran claimed she had actually been in contact with the ghost of Bradford

and this is some of what he had to say:

"I am the professor who speaks to you from the Beyond."

"I have broken through the veil."

"I woke up and at first did not realize that I had passed on."

"I find no great change apparent."

"I expected things to be much different."

"They are not."

"Human forms are retained in outline but not the physical."

"I have not traveled far. I am still much in the darkness."

"I see many persons."

"They appear natural."

"There is a lightness of responsibility here unlike in life."

"One feels full of rapture and happiness."

Make of that what you will.

As previously mentioned a complete lack of brain activity is, according to modern medical science,

the point of no return.

Once your brain dies, there is no chance of revival.

But some disagrees with this view of death and argues that as long as the brain is left

intact it should be possible to restore brain activity at a later date.

At least theoretically.

While no one has ever returned from complete brain cessation it is plausible that future

medical advances could allow for that to happen.

And this mere plausibility is enough for some individuals to literally put their body on

ice in the hopes that in the future they can be unfrozen and resurrected.

A practice known as cryonics.

The first person to be cryopreserved was an American by the name of James Bedford who

in 1967 died of cancer and was subsequently frozen.

Over 250 individuals has since undergone this expensive procedure and thousands more plan

on joining them.

The question is, is this a form of suspended animation or a freezer for corpses?

In 2016 scientists successfully restored a frozen rabbit brain to near-perfect condition

demonstrating that subzero preservation is feasible.

But the next issue is revival.

While some microscopic animals have successfully been frozen, unfrozen, and revived larger

mammals, like ourselves, are significantly more complex.

In any case, cryonics is currently one of the most plausible methods of escaping death.

So while there is some tangible hope for the future to save us from the cruelty of nonexistence,

the present will for the time being remain a dystopian netherworld

filled with pain, suffering, Denmark, death, and despair.

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Buckwheat with ground beef ♡ English subtitles - Duration: 3:58.

Hello! My name is Elena Bazhenova.

I am glad to welcome you at my kitchen!

Buckwheat with ground beef.

If you've never tried this kind of buckwheat porridge - let's cook!

Buckwheat with ground meat is tasty, nutritional and easy to cook!

For the recipe, we take: 250-300g ground beef,

150-180g buckwheat groats, 100 ml tomato sauce,

1 onion, 1 carrot, 2-4 cloves garlic,

salt and pepper to taste.

Take a grater.

Grate coarsely the carrot.

At the same time, heat up the pan with 2-3 tablespoons vegetable oil.

Finely chop the onion.

Fry onions and carrots.

The onion became transparent.

The carrot became golden.

Add the tomato sauce.

Mix well.

Add ground beef.

Mix well, to cook all the small ground beef pieces.

At this stage, you can add salt and peppercorns to taste.

It took 5-10 minutes. Ground beef is ready.

Add buckwheat groats here.

Stir well.

Level out the surface.

Pour the water.

The water level should be on the finger above the level of buckwheat.

You can salt a little.

I will cook using the thermokontroller.

Boil on low heat until the termokontroller`s arrow reaches the middle of the green sector.

In a regular pan, cook until buckwheat is ready.

The arrow on the lid reached the middle of the green sector.

Turn off the heat.

Leave it under the closed lid for 15 minutes.

It took 15 minutes. Open the lid.

Take the garlic.

Crush it through the press.

You can add some butter.

Mix everything well.

Pleasant scent of garlic.

It awakens the appetite.

Cover.

Leave so for a couple of minutes, to let the porridge absorb the aroma of garlic.

Serve hot buckwheat porridge to the table immediately.

Cook with pleasure and enjoy!

TASTY DIALOGUE WITH ELENA BAZHENOVA

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Lazy Girl Hairstyles For Curly Hair - Duration: 3:43.

Hi! My name is Natasha and I have curly hair.

Now, a lot of you guys don't know or see that very often.

But 3 out of 7 days of the week, I wear my hair curly!

I also do tend to be very, very lazy!

But these hairstyles really save up on time and look pretty effortless!

So winner winner, chicken dinner, here are the hairstyle how tos.

There you go! Simple and quick hairstyles in a minute.

Subscribe to this channel and let me know if you'd like any other curly hair hairstyles.

Also, if you want to know how I achieve my curls after my shower

Let me know in the comments below.

I'm Natasha. See you next time!

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This is my first pride in Toronto. This is

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party at all. So this is the best experience I can have.

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Here's My Canada: The Best Country - Duration: 0:06.

I am proud to be Canadian! Why?

Because we live in Canada.

Canada is the best country in the world.!

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I am original from Brazil. And I am proud

to be Canadian because this country gave

me the opportunity to meet my husband,

which, you know, to be free, to be who I

am today, so thank you, Canada!

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I'm Dr. Richa Varshney

from Sambhav Nature Cure Hospital

Today's topic is Urine Incontinence (Male)

Which means person can't hold the urine and it get leaked before he goes to the toilet

I have already uploaded another video on the same problem for Females

After getting many emails from the male viewers, I'm uploading this video

Sp-8 in the female video is not for males

The point which I'll show now is both both genders

The point is on both hands as shown

The name of this point is CV 6

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Here's My Canada: I Am So Happy ! - Duration: 0:13.

It is exciting to be in a city that

includes everyone so openly.

Kiss?