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my relationship with gratitude started probably 20 years ago when I read this

book called a simple abundance a day book of comfort and joy. I'll link it

below and you can also get a gratitude journal with it so it talks a lot about

gratitude in there so every day I try to wake up which is not an easy thing to do

with an attitude of gratitude it's not my normal tendency it's not how I

normally just exist ,it's something that I actually have to work on because I

love my bed and I love sleeping if sleeping was an Olympic sport I could

probably take the gold medal like I love sleeping so when I wake up

it's not pretty. In order to try and wake up with the best attitude possible

I have a little routine that I do and what I do is this little guy right here

I shake it up spray it up into the air it's a beautiful blend of essential oils

and I mix this together because all the properties and all the oils in here and

to steer you towards gracious existence right! it's really beautiful thing so as

im spraying this I and I'm starting to wake up I think oh my goodness I am

so grateful. I list things that I'm grateful for. Not like super deep meaningful

things but like the simplest things ever like im thankful that I just woke

up. some people did not wake up this morning there's tons of people to die in

their sleep like lucky me I get to have another day I am so thankful that I have

this mutt laying next to me he's so soft and curly I'm so thankful that I

love these sheets these sheets are so soft and I love my house it is so

cozy and then by then I'm starting to feel a little better about the fact

that I just woke up so then as I get up and as I am walking to the shower every step is

something else that I'm thankful for I'm so thankful for these fluffy socks

they're awesome I'm so thankful that my husband is so good to me I am so

thankful that we have running water I'm so thankful just the smallest things by

the time I get in the shower I'm like good I'm like feeling better already

it's like an amazing thing so the fact that I feel better after a few minutes

of being grateful for things is not a fluke there's actually science behind

the emotion of gratitude. so the emotion of gratitude if you write someone a

thank-you card or if you thank someone it's actually the person doing the

thankful it boosts their reward portion of their brain you feel a deeper

connection with someone that you have gratitude for and in that way they're

now calling gratitude a social emotion pretty amazing right. so just by being

grateful to someone you can increase relationship with them like it's a

no-brainer why would we be thankful all the time gratitude also lessens anxiety

and as a result you get better sleep and when you get better sleep you're a

healthier person so that's another great reason to be grateful it actually

improves your sleep I'm in right okay so not only do I have to use gratitude to

wake up in the morning but I can use gratitude you fall asleep sooner and

have a healthier sleep at night it's all about sleep for me apparently

gratitude affects the hypothalamus part of your brain which regulates

hunger and body temperature so you have a more stable appetite and body

temperature when you're grateful and then the fifth thing that I love that

science is proving is that you cannot feel anger and gratitude at the same

time or fear and gratitude at the same time so the fact that you if you read

Gabby Bernstein or A Course in Miracles or any of those type of books and you

understand that the number one thing that who makes us make bad decisions is

if they're fear-based or anger based so feeling gratitude if it helps steer away

those emotions then you're having much better place that you can that you

can make decisions from like that's really awesome so wake up in the morning

start your day with gratitude even if it's really hard for you I get it but it

is so worth it because starting your day off that way sets you in the right

trajectory what's in here that helps me with my morning gratitude ritual and you

should try this so it's in a spray bottle mixed with water I don't want her

like it smell so good I don't want to roll anything on my body in the morning

I'm just really lazy all I want to do is like spray this up in the air and smell

it this thing smells so good I can't help but smile when I smell it it's

amazing so in here I have two drops of lemongrass lemongrass promotes grounding

uplifting feelings to drop bergamot same thing it's like uplifting grapefruit two

drops of grapefruit and then I get a floral I have two drops of ylang ylang

and hair which is a loving oil promotes self-confidence two drops of

frankincense it's the oil of the truth it's a great well two drops of ginger

it's smells delightful it's so good for you

mix all of the oils together so that they can start getting all synergistic

and then add that mixture to water shake it up in a glass bottle spray it in the

morning and you will just be it's like heaven it's so good and start thinking

your positive thoughts you can think I'm so thankful for these oils that allow me

to start this thankful journey today I hope you start off tomorrow with a great

attitude of gratitude isn't the best way to start your day one thing about a bed

it's like amazing you liked this video you thought it was helpful make sure to

give me a thumbs up don't forget to subscribe thanks for watching I'll see

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The 3 Truths About Life After Death - Duration: 5:39.

The 3 Truths About Life After Death

During all of this time one-on-one connecting with Loved Ones, I�ve learned a few things

about life after death and I feel is essential to share with you.

While here, I refer to these things as truths, in actuality, this is simply my reality, and

what I�ve experienced and noticed when connecting you with Spirit!

1.

Death is not the end � our spirits are eternal

konveekou-eternal-dance.jpgOur bodies are temporary homes for our spirits, and when

we cross over, we make a transition out of our physical body, but our soul continues

on.

The earth is a classroom for our soul, for which we are given a body to use in order

to grow, develop and learn lessons necessary for our soul�s evolution.

However, once our lessons on earth have been learned, we transition back to pure spirit

a transition called death.

After dying, we eventually can return to earth, in other physical body, to learn more lessons

for our soul and continue our spiritual path of evolution.

Thus, the only change that has occurred in death, is that we are no longer bound to our

bodies our spirit continues to live on.

Once in spirit, we are free to move between spirit and physical worlds, and without the

boundaries of time.

Since the energy of the spirit still exists, and over time, your deceased loved ones may

try to send you signs to let you know they are still watching over you.

Which brings us to.

. . .

2.

You have love, support and guidance on the Other Side

spiritual-support.pngAfter transitioning into spirit world, deceased loved ones often stay

very active in watching over their families and assisting them in anything they need.

It is not uncommon for parents and grandparents to come to a reading and take credit for an

accident that you managed to get out of unscathed, setting you up with a romantic partner, or

helping you meet an impossible deadline.!!!!!!!!

If you are interested in connecting with a deceased loved one in this way, I suggest

asking for guidance from a deceased loved one who had a specialty in the particular

area in which you need help.

After dying, we eventually can return to earth, in other physical body, to learn more lessons

for our soul and continue our spiritual path of evolution.

Thus, the only change that has occurred in death, is that we are no longer bound to our

bodies our spirit continues to live on.

Once in spirit, we are free to move between spirit and physical worlds, and without the

boundaries of time.

Since the energy of the spirit still exists, and over time, your deceased loved ones may

try to send you signs to let you know they are still watching over you.

Which brings us to.

. . .

2.

You have love, support and guidance on the Other Side

spiritual-support.pngAfter transitioning into spirit world, deceased loved ones often stay

very active in watching over their families and assisting them in anything they need.

It is not uncommon for parents and grandparents to come to a reading and take credit for an

accident that you managed to get out of unscathed, setting you up with a romantic partner, or

helping you meet an impossible deadline.!!!!!!!!

If you are interested in connecting with a deceased loved one in this way, I suggest

asking for guidance from a deceased loved one who had a specialty in the particular

area in which you need help.

Through this process, they learn about the lessons they were meant to experience on earth,

understand who they impacted and how deeply, and gain perspective on the role they played

in the lives of others.

Thus, they do gain is perspective.

Your loved ones may come back to visit you with insight they gained or an apology for

how they acted.

And while they can see life and have gained understanding on a deeper level from this

distance, the essence of who they are has not changed.

If your brother was a loud, rowdy jokester he still is!

And likely, he still wants to joke around with you!

Was your mother kind of bossy and opinionated?

Rest assured, she still wants to talk to you about your boyfriend preferences.

Was your grandmother was kind, caring, and insightful?

Trust that you can still rely on her for this guidance.

Your loved ones are living on, you can ask them for help and they are still the same

person

you always knew!

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How to Be More Confident - Duration: 5:53.

[♪♩INTRO]

Confidence can be an elusive elixir.

To quote Princess Leia, it often feels that "the more you tighten your grip, Tarkin, the

more star systems—I mean confidence—will slip through your fingers."

So how do we gain confidence and prevent Alderaan from becoming a fiery ball of interstellar ash?

Yeah, that's a pretty loose metaphor, but you get my point.

Let's start by pinning down what confidence is.

Confidence is not arrogance or narcissism, which are both based on unrealistically positive

views of yourself, your skills, or ability to do, like, really complicated large jobs.

In fact, confidence is much more about seeing things as they actually are.

In Lifehacker parlance, "Confidence is knowing what you're good at, the value you provide,

and acting in a way that conveys that to others."

Or, as psychologists who study the topic put it, confidence is one part self-esteem, one

part optimism, and one part courage, all of which come into play when we respond to challenges.

Now, there's some sad news and there's some glad news.

Sad first: Research suggests that our level of confidence, like our level of happiness,

is partly based on factors outside of our control, such as genes or the social environment

in which we were raised.

But the glad news is that a SUBSTANTIAL amount of our confidence is completely under our

control.

And here are a few of the ways that we can optimize it.

Let's say you're heading into a job interview and want an extra confidence boost.

Studies show that, for everyone from athletes to astronauts, closing your eyes and vividly

imagining a successful outcome can boost your confidence and your ability to actualize that outcome.

You can also take a few minutes to strike what Dr. Amy Cuddy calls "power poses," physical

stances that might make us feel more empowered.

Replications of this original study have been inconclusive, so [indecisive sound], but if

it works for you, go for it!

Number three: Be all about that bass.

It's probably not that surprising that listening to uplifting music has been shown to elevate

mood and confidence.

But the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University conducted research indicating that

specifically listening to bass-heavy tunes has the power to make you feel more confident.

I like an excuse to pump the bass in my Honda Civic.

Fourth: A couple final quick fixes: Exercise.

Exercise leads to endorphin releases, which give us a helpful boost.

Also, think about dressing in clothes that make you feel powerful: It's much easier to

feel confident and capable when you feel like your outfit is put together, rather than thrown together.

[ding]

These tips are worth giving a try if you're in a jam, and if you can make them habitual

they might lead to lasting change.

Speaking of change, that's actually the topic of Tip Number Five.

In order to boost confidence, cultivate what author and Stanford psychology professor Carol

Dweck calls a "growth mindset."

Part of the reason people may lack confidence is their belief system about talents and abilities.

Many of us have the belief that you're either born with certain talents or you're not, and

there's not much you can do to change things.

Thus, when we encounter an activity that challenges us, we assume we've discovered "another thing

we're not good at."

Not only is this "fixed mindset" discouraging—it's also just not true.

Extensive neurological research has shown that having a "growth mindset" is a far more

realistic approach to how the brain actually works.

You should try to replace self-criticism with curiosity, because "talent" is something grown,

it's not just innate.

Through practice, especially what researchers call deep or deliberate practice, we are all

able to create new skills or profoundly improve abilities we already have.

Some links to articles and books about deep practice are in the doobly-doo.

One last thought is this: As you're working

on personal development, always be sure to break things down into small, achievable goals.

This helps you avoid the feeling of being completely overwhelmed by all of the things.

For more on this, be sure to check out our previous video on productivity.

Link below.

Number six: Make confidence building a daily habit.

Have an empowering morning routine where you plan and envision a successful day.

Read inspiring books, practice mindfulness, and spend some time with people who uplift

and believe in you.

We've said it before and we'll say it again: We are not meant to fight alone.

Finally, remember that you're not broken or alone for feeling unconfident.

We live in an era of cultivated personas, where social media tells us that everyone

else has it all figured out.

The truth, though, is that we're all stumbling down our own paths to adult-ness.

So be kind to others and yourself; don't be afraid to "practice failure," try new strategies,

and ask for advice.

As the great American psychologist Rocky Balboa once said, "It ain't about how hard you hit.

It's about how hard you can get hit and keep movin' forward.

That's how winning is done!"

So get out there, fellow stumblers, and keep movin' forward.

Let us know your methods for gaining confidence in the comments sections below—bonus points

for wrapping it into a Star Wars simile.

If you want to support us in making this sweet sweet adulting content, and you want to help

out this boogie fern right here—it's not a fern, it's a ficus, boogie ficus!—you

can help us at patreon.com/howtoadult.

And if you want to just see more of Rachel and me talking about this stuff you can go

to youtube.com/learnhowtoadult and subscribe.

Boogie Ficus.

It often feels that the more you tighten your grip, Tarkin, the more star systems—I mean

confidence—will grip… through your grip.

[laughter]

Slip your grip!

This plant is having a good time.

[laughter] A-boogie boogie boogie, a-boogie boogie boogie!

This pot is, like, just wobbly.

Got a boogie tree—this is a boogie tree.

[laughter]

Can you see the boogie tree?

[off-screen] Oh yeah.

[off-screen] I can see it shake.

You can see a boogie.

[laughter]

[off-screen] Okay!

[off-screen] We have one minute to spare to get you out of here.

Oh really?

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Are Skateboard Insoles Worth It? #AskRadRat 74 - Duration: 8:51.

This time on Rad Rat Video, we're talking about skateboarding slope style, skate

video music, footprint insoles and Numbers. Let's get started.

Welcome back to Rad Rat Video, the channel where you can learn something new about

skateboarding three times a week. We talk about all different kinds of

skateboarding culture stuff, from brand breakdowns to trick histories, to learning

tricks on the Shred School, and this series, which is called Ask Rad Rat, where I

answer your questions about skateboarding. So we've got four

questions from three people today. The first one is from the Z J to

the H, who says, "do you think there will ever be skateboarding slope style,

since redbull hart lines, Dew Tour street style and skate cross are a thing?"

So I had to look up skate cross. Haven't seen it before. I'll show you some

footage right here. It's basically like a BMX dirt course type of thing, and that

is pretty cool, and I enjoyed watching it. I don't think it really has the same

kind of appeal from a contest perspective, you know, like outsiders

wanting to watch it. It's not all that exciting to watch if you're not a skater,

to me. But I thought it was kind of cool. I don't know if that particularly is

gonna catch on that much, because it's not out of dirt, so it's a lot harder to

make. So I where I grew up, in my high school, there is this kid who had a BMX --

or maybe it was a dirt bike -- course like that, that went all the way around his

house. He had all these jumps and stuff going around his house, and they're all

made out of dirt, so it was possible to have this huge track all the way around

his house. And the other thing about it being dirt, is that you could tweak it.

You aren't getting enough air out of this one? Maybe you can, you know, dig into

a little bit make it a bit steeper. That kind of stuff. But if you have to do it

all out of wood, that makes a lot harder to manage. So people aren't really gonna

be able to practice on these things that often, you know. How many different skate

cross courses are there gonna be, where you could actually go locally and work

on it? So I don't know if that particularly is gonna catch on in the

same way. I think it's cool. I'm glad it exists, but that's really not gonna be

the next big thing. But he's talking about slope style, which I'm thinking

about in snowboarding, you know, like the street contest where there's

the different kinds of grinds and stuff you can do, but you have to do it

downhill, and you can choose this thing or this thing and that thing. And to me, I

don't really see why you'd want to do that with skateboarding, you know. One of

the best things about skateboarding is that you have some freedom. You don't

have to do everything one direction. You can hit this thing over here, or you can

go all the way the opposite way and do something no one thought of, and that's

what makes it exciting and interesting. Trying to be more directional isn't

really an upgrade to me, I don't think. In any way. So I don't know, I don't think

any of these things are really gonna be the next hot thing. I think the big air

caught on even though it's really expensive to build one and there aren't

that many, just because of the crowd appeal, you know. People who don't skate

can watch that and be blown away by how much air they're getting and all that

kind of stuff. So that's what makes that worth it, but there's other stuff I don't

really see. I could be wrong. I guess we'll find out. Next question is from

Geoff Thompson who asks, "how much influence do skate videos have on one's

music taste? Songs discovered by skate video reigns supreme in my daily

playlist 15 years later. Am I the only one?" No, you are not the only one. I'm sure

everyone in the comments will agree with you. Me personally, I am not a huge music

guy. Don't have really broad tastes. I'll know a song if it came out while I was

alive and I heard it on the radio. That's about it. So my wife, in particular, is a

very musical person. She'll start singing a song that came out in 1982 and I have

no idea what it is, but every now and then I'll know something and I'll be

singing along to a song. She'll say, "whoa how do you know that?" It's always because

it's in a skate video. How I know It's a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong?

Well, it's because Rodney Mullen used it in Plan B's Questionable. There's stuff

like that all the time, if it was in one of my favorite skate videos, if it was in

Tony Hawk 2 or something like that, then I'll know it and I'll sing along to it. I

don't have a playlist of it that I keep going but I definitely have broadened my

musical tastes, mostly due to skateboarding and I'm sure a lot of

other people would agree. Last question is from s, well two

questions. First one is "footprint insoles - do they work?" This is kind of a tough one,

because I use some, but they aren't skateboard branded. I have like Dr.

Scholl's or something. At some stores, they have a big machine you can stand on

and it'll measure where the pressure points on your feet are, and it'll

recommend a semi custom footprint thing that you can get, and I have some of

those. I have a very flat foot. I used to have like custom molded orthotics when I

was a kid, but that's good enough for now, and it really helps me in particular. I

don't have very archy feet, so having a lot of arch support is a bad thing for me.

This kind of helps with that. It does add a little bit of extra cushion and I do

like them, it helps a lot. And I think it was a good thing to get because of the

knee problems I used to have which are mostly gone at this point. But -- well, I

think that the idea of having a shoe insole is a very good thing, but I

haven't used any of the skate branded ones. I think the idea that they aren't

customized in any way would be a downside. Having just a lot of cushion

with nothing else, I don't really see if there's a big point unless you're

getting really cheap shoes. If you're buying, you know, the basic stuff you can

get or you go into Walmart and buy the ten dollar shoes,

throwing in those insoles could really make a big difference, but it's really

tough. I used to have these Vans that I got, I don't know, 15 years ago now. But

they had this really huge arch bump inside the shoe, and it was really

uncomfortable for me because my feet are all weird, and I could see trying to put

an insole on that and then it doesn't really fit because it's got that bump in

there. You know, it really depends on what kind of shoes you're getting and what

you need them for. The theory of them is really good, but it just depends on what

you've got, I would probably go with the customized ones personally. But I don't

know. I haven't tried them. If you have, let him know below in the comments. Okay

S's second question was, "Opinion on Guy and Koston leaving girl to start up

Numbers?" So there's a lot of different ways to talk about that. They've both been on

Girl for a million years. Is it a bad thing that they left and started their

own thing? I don't know, I mean, I don't know about

the personal, like, friendships and relationships and all that at the at

that place. But you know, the longest I've ever worked a job, being almost 30, is

like two years. I've always been jumping from different jobs and everything.

That's very common these days. A lot of people do that. So is there anything

wrong with wanting to start out on your own and do your own thing? Of course not.

I went from having a job to being self-employed, and I really enjoy it, so

being able to do something like that, I don't think there's anything, like,

morally wrong. Like they were being disloyal or anything like that.

I don't know the details about it all, but I don't think there's any big

problem with that. But about Numbers in particular, I've looked them up and they

don't make anything in the size I skate. I'm old so I skate a 7.75, but I don't

know. "What's the point of it?" is kind of my question when there's a new brand

that comes out and they do all this heavy marketing push and everyone knows

about this new deck brand. I always ask, "what are they doing different? Did they

come up with this new shape? Did they do some new technology? They're doing like

vertical laminates, and they're doing, you know, something different? Do they have

the slick bottom layer? What are they doing that sets them apart?" And as far as

I've been able to see, it's not much. It's just their graphics. You know, like it's

just a new name and a new style of graphic. And there's nothing wrong with

that, but it doesn't really excite me too much and I'm not running out to try one.

Especially the first level, like their first series of graphics that they came

out with. I didn't really even like that much. Some of the newer stuff is pretty

cool. So I don't have a problem with it. I don't think there's anything wrong with it.

I don't think that they're bad or that they're good. They're just another

brand. Whatever. If you want to try them, go for it. But I don't think anyone's

done anything wrong in making it, if that's what your question was exactly. So

that's it for now. If you have any more questions, find my Twitter or Instagram

links below, and send them to me on there. I will get to them as soon as I can.

and until next time, here are some more videos you might want to check out. Make

sure you hit my logo on screen right there to subscribe, and then way you can

keep learning new things about skateboarding three times a week. Thanks

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The Biggest Lies You've Ever Heard About Disney - Duration: 5:48.

Disney is one of the biggest corporations on the planet, spawning films, television

shows, theme parks, merchandising and much, much more.

The company is basically everywhere at this point, and with its widespread fame also comes

widespread notoriety.

Rumors about Disney and its properties range from sweet, to odd, to downright creepy.

Let's debunk some popular false facts about Disney you always thought were true.

And let's kick things off with a doozy...

Walt Disney is cryogenically frozen

Rumor has it that Disney founder Walt Disney was cryogenically frozen after his death in

hopes that he could one day be resurrected.

But though Walt reportedly was interested in the procedure, in 1972 Bob Nelson, the

then-president of the Cryonics Society of California, told the Los Angeles Times that

Walt missed the boat by just a few days when he died on December 15, 1966 from lung cancer

at the age of 65.

"The truth is, Walt missed out.

He never specified it in writing, and when he died the family didn't go for it…Two

weeks later we froze the first man.

If Disney had been the first it would have made headlines around the world and been a

real shot in the arm for cryonics…They had him cremated.

I personally have seen his ashes."

Alas, it looks like the dream of a reanimated Walt will remain just a wish upon a star.

Literally Haunted Mansion

It's enticing to believe that the classic Disney theme park attraction The Haunted Mansion

is actually haunted, especially since the original version in Disneyland sat apparently

abandoned for six years after the exterior was completed in 1963.

Rumors swirled that the ride didn't open until 1969 because the ride was so scary a guest

had a heart attack on it.

It's true a death contributed to the delayed opening — but that's because the ride had

to be re-imagined after Walt's death occurred during the construction phase.

Another rumored death in the Haunted Mansion alleges two high school seniors visiting the

park decided to exit the Doombuggy to look for a room called the "Séance Circle."

One teen allegedly fell to his death, breaking his neck after plummeting between the tracks

and the platform.

However, there is also no record of this death, either.

The only reported incident on the ride involves a 15-year-old who survived a fall onto the

tracks.

The plane from Casablanca

News reports in 1988 widely claimed that the airplane in the Casablanca section of the

Great Movie Ride at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida is the actual plane from the film.

However, that now seems like it might have been fake news.

In the book Round Up the Usual Suspects: The Making of Casablanca, the film's assistant

director, Lee Katz, explained that the classic ending of the movie was filmed using a fake

plane.

"This airport was built on a stage with a cutout airplane.

And, obviously, we fogged in the set not so much to give it atmosphere but because we

had to conceal the fact that everything was so phony."

However, later research by the Yesterland website reveals there was an actual plane

used for some shots filmed by a second unit without the stars present.

So while it's possible the plane did appear in the film, it definitely wasn't in the scene

depicted on the Disney World ride.

Walt to expect when you're expecting

There are variations of this rumor, but they all boil down to one idea: Walt decided to

bequeath a large portion of his massive fortune to the first man to become pregnant.

However, this is clearly untrue, not only because Walt's will has been made public,

but also because there have been pregnant men and they obviously didn't get Disney World

as a prize.

Sorry, Arnold!

"I'm gonna be a momma too!"

Walt Disney was an illegitimate child

One of the weirdest rumors surrounding Walt Disney claims he was born in the town of Mojacar,

Spain and secretly adopted by American parents.

According to this far fetched tale, an unmarried woman named Isabel Zadora got pregnant and

was pressured by the baby daddy's family to leave Spain.

She came to America and put her newborn baby Jose up for adoption — and he was taken

in by Elias and Flora Disney, who changed his name to Walt.

Residents of Mojacar certainly believe it, saying that a pair of FBI agents came to the

village in 1940 to destroy Jose's birth record so the truth about Walt Disney would never

get out.

Unfortunately for conspiracy theorists, there's absolutely no evidence any of this is true.

Walt's daughter, Diane Disney Miller, flatly denied the rumor, telling the Los Angeles

Times she found it completely baffling.

"I can't understand why it got such wide acceptance…

Evidently there's a little town in Spain that's supposed to be very pretty; a friend of ours

showed us a brochure from there that says 'and among other things, we are also the birthplace

of Walt Disney, although he does not choose to acknowledge it.'

Apparently the story's been out there for a long time."

Disney artists are perverts

Depending on who you listen to, Disney animators supposedly are in the habit of hiding very

adult jokes in their films, most notably The Little Mermaid and The Lion King.

However if you're seeing something dirty, it seems the pervert might be you, because

none of the three most famous examples actually happened.

Oh, it's true that the VHS copy of The Little Mermaid had a castle in the background with

a somewhat phallic image.

However, according to Snopes, it was a complete accident, with the artist himself not even

noticing it until "a member of his youth church group heard about the controversy on talk

radio and called him at his studio with the news."

The Little Mermaid was also the target of a lawsuit by a woman who claimed the minister

at Ariel's wedding was packing an extra swordfish in his trousers.

But it was just an optical illusion caused by the placement of his knees, and after Disney

altered the animation to clear up the confusion, the lawsuit was dropped.

Finally, during The Lion King, lots of people reported seeing the word sex in the sky during

one short sequence.

But former Disney animator Tom Sito told The Huffington Post the letters actually read

"SFX" as a shout-out to the film's special effects department.

Other producers have reportedly confirmed this was the intention of the lettering.

So get your mind out of the gutters!

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My family will take trips to the bustling City of Toronto

where we reunite with my other grandmother for

Dim Sum, a customary Chinese breakfast.

This is a routine my family does every Chinese New Year,

as well as to celebrate the Moon Festival. In Canada, my

diversity and culture are accepted and viewed with

respect and dignity. This country has given me a

conscientious perspective of living, and the true

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A lots of activities to do like,

sports camp, and camp sites, and other

things, the schools are very good, the

weather is good, sometimes, it's a loving

place to be living, I love being a Canadian

because you get to do many

things, like sports, visiting different parts of the country,

and trying new things. That is why I love Canada

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I am extremely thankful that I have copious amounts of

opportunities to visit my grandparents. Some weekends

we travel to cottage country to see my maternal

grandparents, swim and stay on the lakes,

and enjoy the scenery. Every year for Easter, we visit

and dye eggs, and partake in many other

traditional rituals to commemorate our Greek Orthodox religion.

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Where'd he go?

Don't know?

He's got you trapped

He got away from ya!

Go get him!

Are you terrorizing those dogs?

So he's stuck on the rug right there and he can't get any further.

and the dogs are hiding behind me

thinkin' that's going to help

cause this one has been terrorizing the puppies all afternoon.

Alright, I'm going to feed this baby and let these dogs out. Give them a break.

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Online Naturopathic Doctor | Naturopathic Medicine | Introduction [CC] - Duration: 7:03.

How's it going everybody? This is Javier and I'm just taking a short video to

kind of like show you around... to where's the best place to to go if you're ever here

in Bridgeport, Connecticut. This is the Seaside Park and right beyond those

trees you're gonna see the beach very shortly. Of course, this video is not

about Bridgeport, or Connecticut whatsoever. (Rather) This video is to educate you and tell

you a little bit about who I am and what I do as a Naturopathic Doctor, which is a

little different from a normal doctor that you see in the hospital. Instead we

deal more with natural alternatives. Before I get started to what I do specifically

as a profession I want to tell you a little bit about my story so I I was

born and raised in Chile for my first eleven years of my life.

I arrived to the US, and I had to learn the language. It was not easy because it was

not just the language I had to get used to. It was also the whole culture shock.

I left a lot of my family back home. It was just myself, my parents and my sister at that time.

It took a while for me to adapt even though

I lived in a Hispanic community. It was still a lot of culture shock on the

other hand however I learned valuable lessons about your identity as

a Hispanic person, as a Chilean, and also a citizen of the world in a way.

That's brings me to the point of what I want to tell you about why I became a doctor in the first place.

Not a naturopathic doctor, just a Doctor. It all started when I was five.

I remember today so vividly. I was watching the news like around 9 PM because

10 PM they would show movies every weekday, for the most part.

By the 9 o'clock news and I remember seeing this old man who used to live

under a bridge. (I'm gonna take a little stop right now)

This old man touched me (touched my heart) a lot because it showed me that our society is very sick, to say it generally.

This old man lived under a bridge

He will go up and ask for passengers for money anytime he needed to eat.

He lived there because his family abandoned him, because he was an alcoholic.

That's what I remember. But of course the news wasn't about him.

The news was about the fact that one day the passengers, who knew him as a regular,

just stopped by and noticed that he didn't make it (through the night).

It was a winter a cold winter night and in Chile, winters do not snow

usually but they're very cold He didn't make it (dead due to hypothermia).

He was found dead. I remember crying a lot because it was very touching.

From that moment, I just said to myself that I'm gonna be a doctor.

I'm gonna help society. Basically that's the reason, in the back of my mind,

when people ask me why I became a doctor. I know this kind of sounds like a Social

Work kind of story but I'm looking at it more globally. I'm not looking at just

for the (obvious) health in people because in medicine, at least in my perspective of being a doctor,

is to not, only get better or get people better (physically), but also get

relationship better, connections better. In this society people are very disconnected from each other.

They're very disconnected from nature.

That's where things start going wrong. When you're disconnected from family,

When you're disconnected from nature, illnesses arise. They manifest very differently.

Everybody has a different story to say

as to why (they are sick). But I think that's why this is what I needed to do. To become a doctor.

Show people that it's not only about their bodies and their mindset

That's going to get them better; but also their surroundings, their environment/

For example, you can see here. It's nice! It's a nice environment. It's a nice day.

You go for a walk, and you kind of feel a little connected.

And there are times that you may be at the city (for example). There's plenty of people, but in a way

They're all strangers and isolated from each other.

It's about connection. It's about getting people to connect again and that is (also) an improvement in their health.

So that is the doctor aspect, as to why I became a doctor.

And my vision of health is not just to take care of your body and your mind

But also your connections

If you want to learn more about what Naturopathic Medicine is, just Click the Link.

Or if you know what a naturopathic doctor is and you want to know how I can help you directly. Then click on the Links of

Skype and how to make an appointment in Skype

Or how to make an appointment with myself, back in Pennsylvania. That's where I'm practicing.

So I'll see you in one of those three