Waching daily Oct 4 2017

An American living in Germany singing German Schlager music?

Yes, that's right!

Hey everyone! Dana here, and today I'm really excited to be joined by Sarah Jane Scott, an American

living here in Germany, singing German Schlager music.

So, Sarah Jane, where are you from and when did you move to Germany?

So, thanks very much, Dana for the invitation - Yes. You're welcome. - I am from Pennsylvania.

A very small town called Honesdale, Pennsylvania, and I was born there, grew up there, and

then I studied in Boston.

And I live since seven years in Germany, in Berlin. - Nice. Very nice.

Me too. So we both have our seven years here. - Yeah!

What is actually Schlager music?

What makes Schlager, Schlager, and are there different kinds of Schlager?

So, Schlager is very interesting. It's really a German thing.

When I lived in America, I never heard the word Schlager, let alone the music.

Schlager music is like a type of party music in Germany. There's different styles.

It's not only party but it's, like, it comes from the traditional side of music.

And then it's evolved like lots of music in America, like country music, for instance.

Um, so there's more, like, party Schlager, like dance, like Helene Fischer or Vanessa Mai.

And then there's also more traditional Schlager, "Volksmusik" from Marianne und Michael, um,

yeah so Schlager can mean a lot of different things, but nowadays Schlager is going into

a very modern, dance direction.

Typically in Germany everyone listens to Schlager when they're at the Oktoberfest, when they

go skiing, parties, birthday parties, weddings, or just going out, having a nice time with friends. - Yeah.

And what about you? What kind of Schlager do you sing?

So my Schlager is a little bit different.

So I am an American and so, because I grew up with American music and that is essentially

my music, my Schlager has a little bit of an American touch to it, I think the style

in which I sing is very American.

I think also there's a bit of a country influence in my Schlager. - Okay.

There's a little bit of pedal steel, banjo. I play the ukulele. Mine is not so much dance Schlager.

It's a little bit more, a little laid back.

So, you're an American.

But you sing in German, which I am so impressed by.

When did you actually start learning German?

So I started learning German in, oooh, well I came in 2010, and I sort of came about the

idea, maybe in 2011 I'll start learning German.

But it was, as you know, it's not easy. At all. - Yeah. - This language is so...

Beautiful language. - I love it. I actually do really like it. - I do too, but it's tricky. - Isn't it a great...? It's really hard.

The grammar is completely backwards from English.

And there's so many words in German for things that we don't have in America. - Yeah.

I tried taking a class, a German course, an intensive 3-week course, and then I was really

frustrated after the end of the three weeks because I learned practically nothing.

I don't really learn in that sort of way. - Okay.

So I thought, okay, well, how can I learn this language? I want to stay here.

Um, so I thought: Hey! I'm a musician.

I'm going to listen to German music. And then we'll see what happens.

And before I knew it, there was like a spark lit in me.

I heard German music and I was like, this is my thing.

I heard this word Schlager, and I Googled it. Hm, what's Schlager?

And, um, yeah, the rest is history.

I was just completely in love with it, and I started learning some German songs with

my ukulele. I didn't understand a word of what I was singing. - You're like, this is lovely. - Yeah.

I'm playing it. - But then slowly I started learning the language.

And, um, and then now I do it for a living. - Wow! - And I understand what I sing now. So. - Exactly.

Did you have, then, like, an "ah-ha" moment when you realized, like, I want to do this professionally?

I want to sing Schlager. - I did.

It was pretty much right in the beginning when I heard the word Schlager.

I heard the music from Helene Fischer and Andreas Gabalier.

These are two very famous Schlager singers, and then I heard more old German songs from

the 50s and the 60s; Connie Francis and Peggy March, these were two American women who sang

in German in the 50s and 60s.

I heard them sing in this language with an accent, and I thought: hm, I think I could also try

to do that. - Yeah! - That looks like fun.

I fell in love with Schlager music, and ever since 2011, it's been my passion and - Yeah.

it's fun for me because I can continue to learn.

So you mentioned your accent.

But, I mean, I know that I do not have the best ears for hearing accents, but still,

when I listen to your songs, I don't right away hear a strong American accent. I do not.

How did you work on that?

In the beginning, I thought: oh, I'm going to have the best accent, no one's ever going to

think that I'm an American. - So much optimism.

But, um, yeah, as an American you probably don't hear,

I actually do have quite a strong accent when I sing. - Okay.

But I think even stronger when I speak. - Okay.

Um, and I think my accent when I sing is not too strong, but it's just with the Rs.

It's very obvious that I'm American when someone hears me say a word with an R in it.

Lehrer. - Karriere. Erinnerungen. - Yes! Ich errinere mich. Ich errinere mich. - Yeah. Ich errinere mich. - Yeah.

I think, generally, I studied music as well, and so we sang lots of songs always in lots

of languages without understanding them.

And, um, yeah, I think it's much easier to sing...for instance, like, when someone sings

in English, you don't always hear an accent. - That's true.

You mentioned before when we talked on the phone that Schlager audiences can be a little

bit different. Can you elaborate on that?

Yeah, so, I love the Schlager audiences. They're so much fun. - Okay.

It's so...I've never experienced something like the Schlager audience in America.

And I also, I had, I played music in America as well.

When you go to a Schlager concert, the people want to have a good time. - Okay.

It's all about, like, just letting it all out, and enjoying life, and having fun.

And it's such a positive experience to be a part of that and to witness that.

It's a really nice thing to be a part of, yeah. - And do they sing along with the songs? - Always. - Okay.

Always. - Okay. And also, like, clapping along with the music, or? - Yes.

Germans love to clap. - Okay. - They love, with the music. Much more than Americans. - Yeah.

Like anything that has a steady beat. - They will clap. - Germans, oh yeah. You can count on it all the time.

And it's, they're like, it's a...they're a part of it.

They want to experience it, and it's just a really fun, happy time. I love it. - Okay.

You've mentioned now a few Schlager singers.

But do you have personally any Schlager singers that you really love listening to?

Yes, I love listening to modern Schlager and also old Schlager.

There's so many good things, for instance you can't mention Schlager

without mentioning Helene Fischer. She's amazing.

I love Andreas Gabalier. Um, he's from Austria. He wears Lederhosen.

Do you find Lederhosen as charming as I do? - I love Lederhosen.

Mr. German Man has a very dashing pair. I love them. - I'm charmed by him.

He has this Elvis thing going on. Like he... - Elvis in Lederhosen. I like that.

Yeah, like this American, he has an American, also has an American touch to his music.

Um, I really like him.

I also really like classic Schlager from Udo Jürgens.

Um, I love Peggy March and Connie Francis. I love Klubbb3.

Yeah, but there's always, like all music genres, there's always cool stuff,

new...new cool stuff coming out. - Okay.

And what about you? What is your latest album?

What other projects are you working on now?

So, I just had a new album come out.

It's called "So Viel," which means "So Much." - Yeah.

And my first single as been out for a few weeks.

I have second single coming out in a couple of weeks from now.

And, um, I have some shows.

I'm always playing lots of shows all over Germany,

sometimes Austria and Switzerland as well.

Um, I also have some TV shows. Everything is on my website.

Which I will link to everything.

You can find everything down in the description box below for sure. - But I think next week

I have a show in Himmelstadt. Yeah. - Oh, okay! I don't know where that is,

but that sounds like a lovely place.

Yeah, Himmelstadt. - Like "Himmel," either heaven or sky. - Heaven...Heaven City. - Yeah.

Yeah. We'll think heaven. - Yeah, we'll go with heaven. - I don't know.

Sky City. Well, Sky City is also good. - Sky city is also not bad. - Yeah.

So our question for you is: what is your favorite genre of music?

And have you ever been to a Schlager party?

Please let us know in the comments below.

Thank you so much, Sarah Jane, for being here with me today and answering my questions.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

And of course thank you so much for watching.

I really hope that you enjoyed this video.

You can find all of the links to Sarah Jane down in the description box below, Facebook

and YouTube, and her website.

All down there.

Thank you again so much for watching. And until next time, auf Wiedersehen!

Yes! We got it. Okay. - Two American girls saying auf Wiedersehen. - Yeah. It's perfect! - Love it.

And what album...no. Okay.

You've mentioned a few other...

That's what I meant to say.

Saying the U with the umlaut. Do you still struggle with the U with the umlaut?

That's not a problem for me. - No, okay.

It's the R. - It's the R. - It's just, I will never get this R.

I'll often just forget the verb.

I'll get to the end of the sentence and then Stefan, Mr. German Man, will be like:

Verb. A verb would be good. Like, any verb. Just pick one. Oh, right. Sein.

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How To Change The World & Make A Difference With Self-Improvement Even After The Vegas Shootings - Duration: 3:05.

- The shootings in Vegas

are terrifying.

And the craziest part is,

that's not the first time.

It may not be the last,

and there other global issues

that also need our attention right now.

And I'm already worried

that I forgot something,

or offended someone,

or I'm sounding stupid about this issue,

but it is more important for me

to get in on the conversation

than for it to be perfect.

My name is Janelle Fraser,

the expert to follow,

to become genuinely happy,

wildly successful,

and a naked leader.

In this video, I will not pretend

to have all the answers.

Nor will I pretend like I'm super educated

on all the global issues.

But many times throughout my career,

people have asked me,

hey, Janelle, don't we have like bigger issues

to deal with in life besides personal transformation?

And my answer to that is yes,

we have big issues in the world,

and no, it is not more important

than personal transformation.

For me, the global issues

are necessary and they're urgent.

But what I think is often missed

is who is gonna do all those changes?

Us, right?

Humans, the people,

how can we expect people

who are on the other side of the planet

or have no personal connections with these issues

to care if they are hurting so much

in their own hearts and in their own home?

This is just an invitation to consider

that your happiness and your fulfillment

is crucial to this planet moving forward.

So I'm already self conscious

that I missed something,

that I am gonna offend somebody,

that I'm not fully educated

and I missed a huge important piece

and I did.

This is only a short video, right?

There's no way I can get the whole perspective in,

but I know that me staying quiet

because I don't wanna be involved in the conversation

isn't helping, either,

cause I have an opinion, a very clear one

around personal transformation

and its direct impact on the peace on this planet,

and the transformation of global issues.

But what I have seen

is when people transform themselves,

when they make themselves whole and happy,

and healthy and feeling complete,

they ooze giving back.

They just need to help other people

and I am just curious

on what it would be like

to live in a world

that we craved to help other people,

that we were so full

that it just overflowed from us.

If you took something away from this video,

I would love it if you gave it a thumbs up.

If you believe that this could support

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I would love for you to share it with your friends,

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Make it a great day.

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Essence of Murli 05-10-2017 - Duration: 6:32.

Om Shanti !

Today's Murli Date Is 5th October 2017

( In India today festival 'Khojagiri Poornima' is celebrated. Tonight milk and eatables are cooked under full moon night as its considered auspicious )

Essence: Sweet children, the Bharat that was very wealthy has now become poor.

Only the Father makes this poor Bharat wealthy once again.

Question: Who are the most fortunate of you gopes and gopis and how?

Answer: The most fortunate are those who perform the Godly dance of knowledge.

( Their stage is very high while listening to knowledge )

They are the ones who will go to the golden age and dance with the princes and princesses.

Such fortunate children surrender themselves to the Father completely at this time and say:

Baba, I belong to You. Nothing is mine.

You make me into a master of heaven and so why would I not surrender myself to You?

Essence for dharna: 1. Always maintain the intoxication that you are becoming the masters of Brahmand and of the world.

You Brahmins will then become deities.

2. Make your stage strong. Don't even be afraid of death.

Stay in remembrance of the Father. Imbibe this knowledge and serve others.

Blessing: May you be a charitable soul who transforms sorrow into happiness and defamation into praise.

A charitable soul is one who never causes sorrow for anyone nor accepts sorrow from anyone,

but accepts sorrow in the form of happiness instead.

When someone considers defamation to be praise, that one is called a charitable soul.

Always make this lesson firm:

See any soul who insults you or causes you sorrow with your merciful form and your look of mercy, not with a look of defamation.

That one may insult you, but if you shower that one with flowers, you would then be called a charitable soul.

Slogan: Those who merge BapDada in their eyes are the lights of the world; elevated souls who grant visions of BapDada.

To the sweetest, beloved, long-lost and now-found children, love, remembrance and good morning from the Mother, the Father, BapDada.

The spiritual Father says namaste to the spiritual children.

We spiritual children convey to spiritual Baapdada, our love our remembrance, our good morning & our namaste namaste

Om Shanti !

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[ENG SUB]明月幾時有+中秋廣東數白欖 MANDARIN SONG + CANTO RAP - Duration: 2:00.

hi, everyone

I'm the frog who jump out from this pomelo

and today, i want to…

oh no (it shouldn't be me who's talking right now)

erm

i got an assistant today (but she also don't know how to do the intro =v='')

get ready

1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8 (getting the beat)

明月幾時有(when will there be full moon?)

把酒問青天(holding a glass of wine and ask the sky)

不知天上宮闕, 今昔是何年 (don't know what year it is in the palace on the sky?)

一年容易又中zung1 秋cau1 (a year has passed by easily and it's time for mid-autumn again)

點解我仲著緊短dyun2 袖zau6？ (why am i still wearing short sleeve?)

環保問題，R曬saai3 頭tau4 (environmental problem makes me so puzzled T^T)

算啦，我地食個碌luk1 柚jau2 (let's put it aside for now and have a pomelo instead)

食完一個，都未mei6 夠gau3 侯hau4？ (you doesn't feel enough after enjoying the whole pomelo?)

放心雪櫃仲zing 有jau5 (don't worry there are a lot more food in the fridge)

傳統、五仁同冰bing1 皮pei2 (traditional type, nutty type & the snowy mooncake type)

梗有個岩你口hau2 味mei6 (there must be one that suits your taste)

單黃、雙黃同四sei3 黃wong2 (one yolk, two yolks and 4 yolks)

仲有奶黃同低dai1 糖tong4 (there are also milk custard and low sugar version)

如果你，想要健gin6 康hong1？ (if you want to be healthy?)

吃完落街睇月jyut6 光gwong1 (go down to observe the moonlight after your meal)

月jyut6 光gwong1 光gwong1 (the moonlight is bright)

照ziu3 地fei6 堂tong4 (it is shining on the ground)

蝦haa1 仔zai2 (literally means little shrimp, but it's the name of the child in this song)

你nei5 乖gwaai1 乖gwaai1 訓fan3 落lok6 床cong4 (you should behave well and go to bed now)

不小心plug錯歌 (oh i accidentally sung the wrong song)

咁應該要點收科？ (how should i end this?)

唯有重新再黎過 (hm…we should start all over)

人有悲歡離合 (happiness & sadness, gathering and departing are sth we can't avoid in life)

月有陰晴圓缺 (moon also has its different phases)

此事古難全 (this is sth happening ever since the old age)

但願人長久，千里共嬋娟～ (we can only look forward to meet with our beloved ones, even though we are separated so far away now)

(oops, the ending is so abrupt and suddenly it gets a it awkward =v=)

alright, that's it for today

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival everyone

see you next time~!

bye bye～( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ

don't forget to like, subscribe and leave a comment below ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ

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Forgotten Realms Lore - Baldur's Gate - Duration: 5:45.

Hey everybody Jorphdan here the PH is silent.

Moving north of Amn I'd like to talk about Baldur's Gate.

I am hesitant about this though as I still haven't finished the game Baldur's Gate,

Hollow Knight kind of took over my life for a little bit.

Check it out, great game.

A note that I'm going to try and conquer this video using book resources.

The Baldur's Gate video game is really a story that occurred in Baldur's Gate not

necessarily its whole history.

So let's start at the beginning.

Located South of Waterdeep and north of Amn, Baldur's Gate (also called simply The Gate)

was built on the north bank of the River Chionthar.

It is known as being "Halfway to everywhere."

I couldn't find an exact date when Baldur's Gate was built.

Near as I can tell it's between 227DR and 865 DR.

If you know, and know the reference material let me know in the comments below.

Baldur's Gate gets its name from the seafaring hero Balduran.

Balduran came back from the fabled Achorome, which is a region north of Maztica and brought

with him great wealth.

He used his wealth to build a wall at the end of the River Chionthar to control the

port.

He later vanished on another seafaring expedition and never returned.

Local farmers then took over the gate, which was being referenced as Baldur's Gate, and

taxed incoming sailors.

Eventually the sailors didn't like the exorbitant taxes and overthrew the farmers.

Taking control of Baldur's Gate they started calling themselves "Dukes" and the name

stuck for future rulers.

The city eventually was led by the Council of Four, the Four Grand Dukes of Baldur's

Gate.

It's actually two cities.

The first Baldur's Gate was originally completely walled, with gates to the north for the Coast

Way and to the south leading to the docks.

With the founding of Amn, trade became very profitable in the relaxed climate and the

city grew beyond its wall.

The presence of raiders forced the erection of a new wall.

Thus it is divided in two by it's original wall into an upper and lower city.

The upper city is home to nobles and the wealthy, while the lower city is for the poor and also

contains the docks and harbor.

Currently the gate exists solely for the convenience of the Upper City citizens.

It's kind of like a cut off point, keeping the poor out of the Upper City.

No-one is allowed except the local residents and you must have written documentation if

you have business in the Upper City.

The Lower City is where the harbor lies, and where the real work of the city takes place.

Hands that load and unload ships, tally cargo and haul goods, repair and mend sails all

live here.

Baldur's Gate curves like a great hand or crescent moon around its harbor.

In Volo's Guide to the Sword Coast it is better described as a hand, the fingers of

the hand are the many docks and wharves that jut out into the harbor.

The harbor itself has a massive chain that can be stretched from the outermost wharf

to the east side and bar the harbor to invaders.

It also contains four dry docks for boat building and repair.

Becoming too big for its walls Baldur's Gate grew around them.

The Outer City is home to the poorest of the poor, but some wealthy businesses that have

professions too noisy, or foul-smelling to operate within the walls of Baldur's Gate

also reside here.

Smiths, Masons, Tanners, and other tradesfolk make up much of the Outer City.

There is little law enforcement in the Outer City which has led to districts forming, people

banning together for protection.

One such district is known as Little Calimshan.

Finding a home away from home these refugees from Calimshan have banded together to bring

some order into their new lives at Baldur's Gate.

Speaking of law, Baldur's Gate has some interesting law enforcement.

Instead of a city wide militia a mercenary company police Baldur's Gate.

Known as the Flaming Fist, it's members serve as city guards.

The Flaming Fist was founded in the 1330s by one of the Grand Dukes of Baldur's Gate,

Eltan.

It didn't start out as the city guard for Baldur's Gate but by 1479 DR the mercenary

group is the police and military force.

Having base of operations in Baldur's Gate (obviously), but the Flaming Fist also exists

in Tethyr, and even as far south as Chult.

Baldur's gate refuses to be drawn into local political conflicts.

It remains neutral in most disagreements.

Because of this no other nation really has any ill will towards Baldur's Gate but the

thought of invading and taking the city over is an appealing idea.

However it is well known that the Flaming Fist protect the city and they protect it

well.

The wall is impressive, and has numerous catapults and other weapons protecting it.

The flaming fist is a military power to be reckoned with.

Finally let's talk about Baldur's Gate the game.

This ties in with the history of Bhaal, and the Time of Troubles.

Spoilers if you don't want a historical summary of the game Baldur's Gate.

The Game takes place in the aftermath of the Time of Troubles.

Bhaal foreseeing his own death impregnated numerous women with his offspring known as

Bhaal spawn.

His goal was to use these bhaal spawn to resurrect himself.

By 1368 DR these children are coming of age unbeknownst to nearly everyone.

Side plot there is an iron shortage, all ore coming out of local mines is rotting soon

after it's been smelted.

This results in iron ore becoming more valuable than gold.

Baldur's Gate sends the Flaming Fist to tackle the increase in bandit activity over

iron and closes its walls to all traffic coming into or out of the city.

Ultimately the big bad end guy is behind much of this and is trying to force a war between

Baldur's Gate and Amn that will cause the deaths of thousands, which in turn will cause

him to ascend to godhood.

As (dun dun dunnnn!) the blood of Bhaal flows through his veins.

You the hero of this story stop this evil Bhaal Spawn and prevent all out war between

Amn and Baldur's Gate.

That's it for Baldur's Gate.

My hope is to tackle Waterdeep next and then I'll probably head to my list of topics

suggested by you guys.

One such idea was to cover all the deities in the Forgotten Realms, or perhaps cover

more areas on the map like my last few videos.

Give your vote in the comments below, or suggest a completely new badass topic to cover.

Thanks everyone and I'll see you next Wed.

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Trey Gowdy Smells Something Fishy About Vegas Shooting | Top Stories Today - Duration: 4:40.

Trey Gowdy is a man who's suspicions you don't

want to arouse.

He'll hunt down the truth with no hesitation.

And Gowdy isn't buying the narrative being sold by the mainstream media regarding the

Las Vegas massacre.

There are just too many unanswered questions.

Like, how did gunman Stephen Paddock, supposedly a "lone wolf" with no known motivation,

manage to get over a dozen assault rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition into

the hotel without anyone noticing?

It just doesn't seem feasible that one man pulled off such a horrific and well-planned

attack

on his own.

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Breast Cancer Stop and Think Before You Pink! - Duration: 6:02.

Breast Cancer: Stop and Think Before You Pink!

Every October we get a nationwide wave of pink ribbon breast cancer awareness products.

Even after October it's pretty difficult to avoid getting the widespread pink ribbon marketing

culture 'in our faces...'

The marketing with all those trinkets and status symbol associations has overshadowed

the vitally important work needed to address putting an end to the deadly disease.

In spite of vast amounts of cash raised from kind well-meaning fundraisers/donators breast

cancer continues to be a major health crisis: Corporations make millions from the disease

while not anywhere near enough progress has been made in treatment, prevention and reversal.

The figures speak for themselves.

Taking the USA as an example, currently some 3 million women have breast cancer.

Up to 33% will metastasise (spread to other parts of the body)... and annually some 40,000

women will die in spite of over 20 years of pink ribbon awareness.

My message for everyone is to think before you pink: I encourage everyone to stop the

distraction and focus on the matter at hand, find solutions to put an end to breast cancer.

There are 6 ways in which the pink ribbon culture distracts, preventing real significant

progress.

1.

It promotes an 'empty awareness'

There are 2 types of awareness.

One is an awareness that leads to making a difference.

The other is an 'empty awareness' which makes no difference because it doesn't lead to taking

action and getting significant results.

This is what's happening in the case of pink ribbon marketing and its products.

Everyone has been made aware about breast cancer but ultimately nothing has significantly

changed in stopping women from getting the disease because mere awareness is not enough

to achieve the end goal.

2.

Pink ribbon spreads misinformation

Pink ribbon marketing may be promoting disinformation by spreading a major misunderstanding that

early detection saves lives.

The only real fact that can be said for certain about early detection is that it detects different

cancers.

Nobody knows at this early stage whether or not the cancer will turn out to be malignant

or benign.

Another case where pink ribbon campaigns don't tell the whole truth is the '5 year cure rate.'

If the cancer doesn't return 5 years after treatment the person is signed off as 'cured.'

However, the cancer may return... but this is not mentioned allowing the stats to be

fiddled.

Both the early detection myth and the stats fiddle allows pink ribbon to manipulate the

customer through fear and false undertakings so that more pink ribbon products can be sold.

3.

Corporations manipulate people's emotions; spread fear and give false hope, while exploiting

goodwill and concern

This is done by the corporations to make more money from products sales.

At the end of the day the corporations benefit from breast cancer far more than the women

they help who are at risk.

There is much opaqueness and a lack of accountability from corporations regarding fundraising and

marketing promotion.

4.

Sometimes corporations advertise the pink ribbon on a product that contributes to breast

cancer

For example, the pink ribbon has been known to be seen on plastic bottled water.

The plastic leeches out a chemical carcinogen know as bisphenol A (BPA).

This is a hypocritical and darkly deceptive piece of marketing.

They make the statement 'we care' about ending breast cancer only to sell a product that

can contribute to it while used to earn customer loyalty.

5.

Pink ribbon culture promotes products that can sexualize and degrade women

This can be done by depicting women as nothing more than sex-objects by focussing on the

breasts, ignoring the many other diverse aspects that deserve respect in a woman.

During the breast cancer campaigns this includes using degrading slogans such as "save the

boobies" and "save the ta-tas..." with the fitting accompanying images.

6.

Pink ribbon covers up what really goes on when fighting breast cancer

They may give out rare success stories where superficiality is used with carefully chosen

pictures showing how a woman 'fought hard' to beat breast cancer...

The idea behind this is to promote the image of fighting breast cancer in a palatable way,

which makes it more profitable.

Indeed, this covers up the truth; the harsh reality that fighting breast cancer involves

devastation and it is not pretty.

In conclusion

As I stated earlier my message for everyone is to think before you pink: To encourage

everyone to stop the distraction and be it through grassroots activism; making corporations

accountable... lobbying your MP... etc...

Or educating your family and friends... do this to focus on finding the solutions related

to putting an end to breast cancer.

This piece was inspired by Breast Cancer Action�s Think Before you Pink� campaign.

I highly recommend you get involved with Breast Cancer Action who are making a difference.

For more infomation >> Breast Cancer Stop and Think Before You Pink! - Duration: 6:02.

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Lipstick Tutorial Compilation 2017 💄 New Amazing Lip Art Ideas October 2017 | Part 4 - Duration: 10:01.

Thanks for watching

Hope you have a great time

Please, like, comment and subscribe for more!!

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Ovo Surpresa Gigante do Kai de Lego Ninjago O Filme em Português Brasil de Massinha Play Doh - Duration: 10:12.

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【配信録画】紅葉スポット言いたい！教えたい！【ともよ。】 - Duration: 1:06:24.

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OST Series Người Trong Giang Hồ | Lâm Chấn Khang - Duration: 50:37.

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Key rounds: NAVI vs NiP on Nuke @ DreamHack Masters Malmö 2017 - Duration: 4:23.

Hello, my friends! This is Evgeniy "Chaiwhy" Chayka,

and today I'll show you a round from the quarterfinal game of DreamHack Malmo 2017 against NiP.

The default strategy for de_Nuke is the wall of smoke outside,

due to this area being open and difficulty of defending Secret, this isolation attracts shooting through the smoke,

especially when there is a gap in the smoke.

So just like in the recent edition featuring G2,

NAVI try fake rounds with outside grenades and fast push, this time towards A.

At the start of the round, Edward gets up Silo and watches Secret.

When Zeus comes over, Edward smokes off Catwalk;

together with Flamie, he enters A off of a pop flash through the roof,

but he doesn't check Rafters and, as a result, goes down.

Flamie throws the long smoke towards outside, and goes into Lobby.

With the flashbangs through the roof, he enters the plant from the Hut and refrags Edward killing Xizt towards Rafters.

Being low HP, he takes position behind the plant, he throws two flashbangs

and waits for the opponent from Heaven, until he gets the desired frag.

Seized controls the outside push and throws the first smoke.

Denis throws a flashbang through the window glass, which Zeus broke a moment before.

Then they enter through the Hut as the second wave of the attack,

Seized throws a Molotov towards Heaven and checks Lobby push, where he finds the opponent.

He moves towards Squeaky to shut down the enemy lurker with S1mple, but gets eliminated by the sniper from Heaven.

At the start of the round, Zeus moves towards Lobby.

He doesn't detect any push, so he retreats towards the roof.

The captain throws a fake flash towards Outside and breaks the glass for Seized's flashbangs.

Moving through the Hut, he gets taken down by the opponent at Squeaky behind him.

S1mple's responsible for the closest smoke outside.

He is a third man into Hut and refrags Zeus.

Picks up an AK-47 and watches Main, where he gets the second frag.

Adjusts to Seized's information on the enemy's lurker and adds the third kill to his name.

This is not a perfect execution of the strategy though:

Firstly, as the first man into the site, Flamie should've checked Rafters.

However, since he's mostly a refragger, who's going second,

he didn't adjust to the situation and just pushed straight through.

Edward, in turn, realizing that he wasn't an entry-fragger this round,

Rafters were supposed to be checked and since Flamie was still alive, he had to watch other angles.

As a result, an absolutely unnecessary opening frag.

Secondly, S1mple's overaggression.

He had a bomb and planned to plant it,

but after he got information from Seized, decided to hunt the enemy's lurker down.

Had S1mple lost the duel, the CT would've gotten control of the bomb in Lobby;

Seized wouldn't be able to refrag s1mple, as he was going for a flank through Squeaky;

and low HP Flamie out in the open, who wouldn't get a frag,

because the enemy sniper in Heaven would watch Hut,

instead of trying to go for another aggressive pick from the same position.

This gives NAVI a great reason to continue working,

and for us it proves that everyone makes mistakes and the key is to be able to identify them.

Having little experience of playing de_nuke competitively,

Natus Vincere managed to put up a decent fight against one of the best teams on this map,

and actually were a step away from winning the game a few times.

Hopefully the Born to Win will improve on this map and add it to their map pool.

That'll be all for today, thank you for watching.

Drop a like and share your thoughts on this round, see you soon!

For more infomation >> Key rounds: NAVI vs NiP on Nuke @ DreamHack Masters Malmö 2017 - Duration: 4:23.

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EASY FALL TREATS! | Little Wanders: Corbin & Kelsey - Duration: 3:25.

Welcome back to the Little Wanders. Today we're getting ready for Fall. Today we're

going to be making homemade pumpkin bread. It's gonna be super tasty and

June's gonna try her own pumpkin. We love all things pumpkin. I'm sure a lot

of you guys do too, but making pumpkin bread is one of our favorite Fall traditions.

And my love, when is a pumpkin not a pumpkin? What?

When you drop it and it's squash. All right, so here's what you need to get started for this pumpkin bread.

2 cups of sugar. 3 cups of flour. 3 eggs. 1 tsp baking soda. 1 cup coconut oil.

2 cups of pumpkin. 1 teaspoon of salt. 2 teaspoons of cinnamon. 1 teaspoon of

pumpkin pie spice. 2 teaspoons of vanilla. And 2 teaspoons of baking powder.

You can also sprinkle powdered sugar on top and mix in chocolate chips. First you're

gonna mix together the wet ingredients plus the sugars. So that's all gonna be

coconut oil, sugar, eggs, vanilla extract, and pumpkin. Then you're gonna mix

together all of the dry ingredients. The flour, salt, baking soda, baking powder,

cinnamon, and pumpkin pie spice. Then you're gonna add the wet ingredients to

the dry ingredients and mix it all together, but don't over mix. Now this

ingredient is optional, but we love to add chocolate chips to our pumpkin bread.

Okay, so this recipe makes two 9x5

pumpkin breads and you're gonna grease

and lightly flour each pan. Then bake in the oven at 325 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes.

June will be eating a Kabocha squash, sometimes known as a green

pumpkin. First you cut it in half and then scoop out all the seeds and guts.

Next cut them into thin slices and then put them on a baking sheet to roast in

the oven. You're gonna roast them for 15 minutes

on each side at 400 degrees. Okay, now time to see with Judge Juny thinks of her pumpkin.

I think it's safe to say that this is a yum. She loves it. Are you all about

the pumpkin? All right, the pumpkin bread is ready. It looks so delicious! Oh wow!

That's very pumpkiny and very chocolatey. I need a glass of milk. Just how we like it.

That is so good. Huge thumbs up. Give a thumbs up

for this video if you like this recipe. Leave a comment down below if you try

the recipe and what you think of it. Also be sure to subscribe BabyLeague, so

you can catch Little Wanders every Wednesday and subscribe to our Channel

Steps to Wander so you can watch our daily vlogs. We'll see you next week!