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Hey there!

What's going on guys?!

A couple months ago, I created a video called 5 Small Minecraft YOU NEED TO TRY!

The video was fairly well-recieved.

I actually was contacted by a couple of the server owners

or staff from the servers featured in that video letting me know that they had some people

visit their server from the video!

I thank those of you who visited those servers because that's the goal from the videos I

create!

To show some things that I like to you so that you can try it out for

yourself!

But yeah, today, I have 5 More Small Minecraft Servers that I really think you should try

out!

If you see a server that strikes your interest, make sure to check

it out for yourself!

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To start off this video, we have the Ghost Abyss Network.

This brand new Minecraft server features multiple different types of gamemodes for you to try

out.

Excluding the hub, Ghost Abyss is split into 4 different servers

with games for you to play: The kitPVP server, the Hyogen Survival server, the variety server,

and the prison server.

Of course, what's great about this server being brand new is that you can start fresh

with other people, or even get a head start on people who may start joining

the server coming up.

For example, in prison you can get through some of the mines prior to the lower mines

being flooded with people.

The same goes for the survival servers where you can claim the land that

you want before other people are able to and a fresh world is always nice.

Before I end off talking about this, I want to mention

that the variety server offers a few gamemodes in itself.

These include factions, skyblock, peaceful survival, and acid island.

Acid Island is an interesting concept with it being similar to skyblock but you're surrounded

by water that is actually acid so you don't want to touch it.

Between the PVP aspects of KitPVP, the survival aspects of

Hyogen Survival, Peaceful Survival, Acid Island, and Skyblock, and the classic gamemodes of

Factions and Prison, there's quite a bit to do on this new server, Ghost Abyss.

The next server I'm showing you today is Strongcraft.

Strongcraft has a realtively small player base but from what I've seen, they have a

steady player base.

The server peaks a bit above 30 players across the network,

from what I can see.

Most of the players tend to go towards their survival server with a few playing factions

and the occasional few players joining the creative

and skyblock gamemodes.

The survival server gives you an McMMO experience and the player base is small enough to give

a close community feel.

People will actually read what you say in the chat and respond.

At this server size, you may not get a huge PVP type experience with factions but on

the skyblock and creative servers, you'll certainly be able to have some time to yourself

if you really want to go there.

With survival being the main gamemode here, the

other games will probably take some time to gain player bases but as time goes on and

the server grows, expect to see more people join those.

There's nothing stopping you from checking out the gamemodes on Strongcraft

and inviting your friends to play on there with you too!

From what it seems to me, the team at StrongCraft has done a pretty

decent job at developing, creating, and building this server to what it is now.

I do want to also mention that I really like the hub server.

I'm not sure who to give build credit to for this one, maybe the build

team or staff at Strongcraft or somebody else, but I just think the hub server is really

nice and I wanted to mention that.

I thought it just deserved a mention.

Next up we have Empire Minecraft.

Staying within that Minecraft Survival type experience, this server is dedicated towards

a friendly survival experience.

Empire Minecraft's clear main focus is on their SMP servers.

In total, they have 10 SMP servers.

Nine for all players and a utopia for their gold and diamond supporters.

In addition to those 10 SMPs, they also have a games server.

While the main focus of Empire Minecraft is clearly their SMP servers, I want to briefly

also mention the games server as it has staff hosted games of hide and seek and fire

floor, along with Funland, PVP, Parkour, public Hide and Seek, and more coming soon like Empire

Games.

The survival servers have towns in which the players live.

Each player has a 60x60 area in which they can build in and they are safe from being

griefed.

In addition to this, survival features some unique features like the frontier and

wasteland worlds which are two different worlds for different activities.

They have custom mobs, player shops, and ways to protect

your items outside of town using their in-game economy.

If you're looking for a family friendy, pvp-free survival experience this may be the type of

server you're looking for.

They have chat protections and the server is custom-coded and run by adults to make

sure the experience is great for everyone to enjoy.

While some may not enjoy this type of experience, others do look for a friendly

and more peaceful setting to play Minecraft.

Empire Minecraft attempts to create that environment.

This next server is one that has been around for quite a while.

In fact, Little Kelly created a video on this server over a year ago.

So I'm not sure how popular it was then but now, from what I've seen, the player

count can get upwards of 200 people at peak hours but you'll be likely to see it a bit

over 100 and it can drop below around 30 in the slow hours.

Given that this network server has been around for a while and has been pretty well-established,

you'll notice that there is a bit more to do on here

in terms of gamemodes compared to some of the other servers in this video.

To list off the gamemodes, you can play: Factions, Skyblock, Survival, Creative, Skywars, Kingdoms,

OP Prison, Prison, and KitPVP.

Each of these gamemode has their own unique features, like Kingdoms being an RPG server

and having bounties, Factions having a custom map, Survivalhaving claims, teams,

and no world border, and Creative having custom pets, cars, and big plots.

So there's a lot for you to do.

Each of the gamemodes has something at least somewhat unique for

you to try out.

I'm sure somebody that watches this video will find this server entertaining in some

aspect or form.

Or like it somehow.

To finish off we have VentureLand.

Ventureland is a custom RPG server.

It has a custom built map, custom RPG items and loot, a unique weapon system, levels and

skills, unique and challenging mobs and bosses, player

housing, an economy, and a market.

So yeah, there is a lot you can do on this server.

In my previous Top servers or servers you should try video, I featured Teldaria.

This server has a similar feel to Teldaria with the custom mobs and custom tools and

such.

Though, at the same time it is very much different.

The same can be said about Wynncraft.

Though, at the same time, I don't think it's fair for me to compare this server to Teldaria

or Wynncraft because it really is a unique experience.

If you're into an RPG type experience or you just want to try something new in Minecraft,

I really do recommend trying out VentureLand.

It's just something different, something interesting, and something unique.

The custom coded server with a beautiful hand-built world is really a fun time and I found myself

get stuck in playing it while I should have just been recording clips for this video.

That means that I had something to do aside from a typical Minecraft experience.

I'm not somebody to spend time on tons of different servers because I've played all

the gamemodes before.

But when I find something a bit unique and different, like

VentureLand, it is sure to draw me in for a least a little while.

So yeah, that's gonna do it for me guys!

Thank you all so much for watching this video!

Remember, if you saw any servers that you liked in this video then be sure to try

them out!

There is a lot of research and thought that goes into making these videos.

I don't just pick 5 servers and put them into the video.

This server was sponosred by Ghost Abyss, the new Minecraft server featured

in this video.

The owner really did work hard on this server and I will only take sponsorships from things

that I feel are worthy.

I just want to plug my Twitter real quick before going!

Be sure to follow me on Twitter.

I tweet sometimes.

So go follow me.

Especially if you want updates about uploads and stuff.

I usually tweet out if I'm not going to be uploading for a bit.

So that'll keep you updated over there.

Plus I sometimes post memes so that's fun.

Okay, Thank you all once again for watching!

I hope you enjoyed!

I'm outta here!

See ya!

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This is the guy who always get's me mad on instagram

Yah let's finish him today

We will show him our real faces

You guy's are so funny (murmuring)

I'll show you guys

Look he's back

Well it's three on three now

You better get ready

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What We Still Don't Know About Stockholm Syndrome - Duration: 6:10.

It's a lot of people's worst nightmare:

They're at the bank, and suddenly they find themselves

being held hostage in the middle of a robbery, not knowing if they'll live or die.

It's hard to imagine how, in that kind of situation,

someone would actually grow to like their captors.

But in 1973, that's exactly what happened during a bank robbery in Sweden,

and the name Stockholm Syndrome was born.

Ever since, experts have been trying to figure out how and why it happens,

and whether it's even something we can call a syndrome at all.

More than four decades later, they still aren't sure.

[INTRO ♪]

At that bank in Stockholm, four people were held for six days until they were rescued.

Afterward, all four defended the robbers, refusing to testify against them,

and saying they felt more threatened by the police than by their captors.

Someone is said to have Stockholm Syndrome if they formed a positive bond with their captor—

a friendly relationship, or at least friendly feelings.

Sometimes, the captor also had positive feelings back.

But even though we can describe what it looks like,

there's still a lot of debate among psychologists, medical and military professionals,

and other experts about whether Stockholm Syndrome actually exists.

We know people do have these positive feelings—that's not what's in question.

What we don't know is whether those feelings are part of a specific,

unique pattern of thoughts and behaviors that qualifies as a disorder.

Part of the problem is that there isn't much scientific research,

because Stockholm Syndrome is rare and hard to study.

It shows up a lot in popular media, but it's much less common in real life.

For most mental health professionals, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders,

or DSM, is basically the authoritative guide to everything mental health.

For a disorder to be included in the DSM, researchers and clinicians have to

agree on what symptoms and experiences are part of the disorder,

creating a list of criteria.

There has to be evidence of what it is, as well as how it's different from other disorders—

essentially, why it deserves its own name and treatment strategies.

And it has to impact the person in some way,

making it hard for them to go about their normal daily life.

The latest edition, the DSM-5, describes a bunch of different kinds of

trauma-related disorders, where people have typically experienced

some very stressful or traumatic event, like an accident or attack.

The feelings we call Stockholm Syndrome aren't in the DSM,

but they don't match any of the existing trauma-related disorders, either.

For example, it's not the same as PTSD, because that generally involves very negative feelings—

although it is possible for someone who has positive feelings about their

captors to also experience PTSD when it comes to other parts of their ordeal.

Stockholm Syndrome also isn't simply brainwashing,

where someone uses manipulative techniques to convince their victims to believe something.

With Stockholm Syndrome, the captor doesn't need to actively do anything—

it just seems to happen on its own.

So Stockholm Syndrome doesn't match other disorders that can come from similar experiences.

But researchers aren't sure that it should get its own diagnosis.

A big part of trying to figure that out has involved

interviewing people who were in hostage situations.

They've looked for any common experiences, behaviors,

and feelings that could be an important part of a diagnosis.

They've also tried to learn more about why some people

develop Stockholm Syndrome and some don't, since that could help us better define it.

From those interviews, they found plenty of people with feelings that matched Stockholm Syndrome.

Even though the people they talked to had been held hostage

and you'd expect them to not like the people who put them through a terrible experience,

they said positive things about their captors,

describing some sort of friendship or bond.

They also often experienced negative feelings toward law enforcement,

and some people who'd had an opportunity to escape didn't take it.

But very little research has described what people experienced afterward.

We don't know whether they have challenges similar to people with PTSD,

or if they were affected in some special way because of this unusual positive bond.

We also don't know whether Stockholm Syndrome itself was harmful,

beyond what you'd expect from being held hostage.

There are some common themes to when people experience it,

and that's been studied a little more.

Typically, the person was isolated, felt that their life was in their captor's hands,

and felt like they couldn't escape.

And maybe most importantly, they also saw some kindness, however small.

In 2007, an examination of case studies by American researchers

collaborating with the FBI suggested that if the captor treated the hostages well,

Stockholm Syndrome was more likely to happen.

Even just a small kindness like not being treated as badly as they possibly could have been.

For example, in Moscow in 2002, over 800 people in a theater

were held captive for three days by a group of 40 terrorists.

The terrorists provided food, water, and medicine, and let a lot of children go.

Five weeks after it ended, a research team from Russia, the US,

and Belarus interviewed 11 of the hostages.

Ten of them showed signs of Stockholm Syndrome,

saying things like they felt bad that the terrorists were killed,

and that some of them were good-looking.

The good treatment seemed to be very important to their opinions.

So, we don't know exactly what people experience with Stockholm Syndrome,

or how it impacts their life afterward, and at least for now,

it can't be considered an official disorder.

But we're pretty sure the phenomenon exists, even though it's rare.

When people experience these stressful hostage situations,

they might end up feeling positively toward their captor,

especially if the captor was kind.

The question is: why do people end up with those good feelings?

Being slightly less awful to them at some point doesn't seem like it should be enough—

there's still the fact that their captors took them hostage in the first place.

One reason is that it might be helpful for managing stress.

In 1994, a group of researchers from Virginia and Illinois

conducted an experiment where 57 airline employee volunteers

were fake-kidnapped by a group of FBI agents who

acted as terrorists and held them for four days.

Everyone knew it was fake, but it was still very stressful for the subjects.

The researchers found that when hostages managed their stress

by focusing on their emotions, they developed more positive bonds with the captors,

who in turn tended to treat them better.

Simply put, it made the experience less stressful.

So, Stockholm Syndrome might exist, and it might even be helpful or adaptive

in some ways, at least during the event.

But there are still too many unanswered questions to establish it as an actual disorder,

and we have a long way to go before we can say that we understand it.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Psych.

If you're interested in learning more about the human mind,

including the real science behind other things that are often misrepresented in the media,

you can go to youtube.com/scishowpsych and subscribe.

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Real Reason AJ Styles Not Wrestling On WWE Smackdown! | WrestleTalk News Oct. 2017 - Duration: 4:07.

Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk News - I'm Oli Davis.

Vote Kane?

YES!

YES!

YES! Kane hasn't been seen on WWE television

since beating Luke Harper last November.

But he's not been eviscerating souls in his absence, nor burying people alive; he's

been doing something far more sinister and terrifying...he's been getting into politics.

And to help him in his campaign to become Mayor of Hard Knox County, he's enlisted

the help of his old odd-couple tag team partner Daniel Bryan - who tweeted:

"Come see me tomorrow in Knoxville, where we support @GlennJacobsTN for mayor!

The band is back together!" with a mocked up picture of the former WWE Tag Team Champions

in the poster for Step Brothers.

But Kane isn't the only one missing from in-ring action on Tuesday nights.

Real Reason AJ Styles Hasn't Wrestled On Smackdown

The United States Champion AJ Styles hasn't wrestled on Smackdown LIVE since the 12th

September, where he beat Tye Dillinger in Las Vegas.

In fact, he's only had three television matches in the last two months.

In contrast, from the 1st July to the 1st August alone, AJ wrestled six separate times

on TV, despite there being only five episodes in that period.

This, of course, makes AJ's matches feel more significant, in turn helping elevate

the United States Championship.

But the real reason Styles hasn't been wrestling on Smackdown is apparently far more cynical.

When asked if AJ's lack of TV matches was because Styles is actually injured, Dave Meltzer

noted the Phenomenal One is still working every night on Smackdown house shows, but

he's being kept off TV for one very specific reason:

"Working every night.

Saved for dark matches a lot on Tuesday to make sure crowd doesn't leave during 205 Live."

Meltzer has previously reported on Wrestling Observer Radio that WWE are looking at "revamping

205 Live because the viewership isn't there", with the programme not placing in the Network's

Top 10 most watched shows for the last few months.

The most obvious change is Enzo Amore as Cruiserweight Champion, which has seen the programme become

the Zo Show rather than an athletic wrestling one.

WWE saving AJ's matches until after 205 Live appears to be a way to stop audience

members leaving once Smackdown Live finishes.

Smackdown, Oct. 3, 2017 Ratings Keeping Styles off the show might be why Tuesday's

episode of Smackdown fell almost 9% from the previous week, only averaging 2.32 million

viewers.

But far more important are your ratings, with 51% giving the go-home show the lowest score

of WHERE ARE THE FASHION POLICE?!

Which is most likely because of the option's silly wording.

27% rated the show Smack Bang in the Middle, while 11% thought it Ellsworthy like me.

Perhaps Mae Young Classic finalist Shayna Baszler can turn things around.

Shayna Baszler Signs With WWE WWE have officially announced they've signed

the former UFC fighter, where Baszler was quoted saying: "I'm looking forward to

getting out there and twisting limbs off and breaking bodies.

I can't wait."

She's since reported for her first day of training as a WWE signee at the Performance

Center.

Reportedly, Baszler was originally planned to win the Mae Young Classic, which would

build to a WWE vs MMA Four Horsewomen match with her former training partner Ronda Rousey.

But when Vince McMahon found out Shayna had not yet signed a contract, he supposedly made

the call to postpone the Horsewomen angle, and have Kairi Sane win the tournament instead.

Now Baszler has signed, Natalya has posted an image of her training with Jessamyn Duke

and both Triple H and Stephanie McMahon continue to offer Ronda Rousey a WWE job in interviews,

that Horsewomen match is closer than ever.

A huge WCW show is returning to WWE!

And have this weekend's Hell in a Cell results been leaked?

Click the videos to the left to learn more, press subscribe and support WrestleTalk on

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Resurrection Remix ROM For Galaxy S7 & S7 Edge - Duration: 9:30.

Hey what's up guys shark jungle is here ,In this video I'm going to review Resurrection

Remix ROM for galaxy S7 and S7 Edge with exynos processor ,his ROM based on AOSP and running

android Nougat 7.1.2.

The review is 7 parts I highly recommend to watch all of it , you can also use the time

line in the video description to watch any part you need , If you like my videos plz

don't forget the like button and subscribe for more videos.

Installation Boot into recovery mode

make sure to do a backup hit wipe then swipe for factory reset

hit install then select the ROM zip file and make sure to download the right file for your

device hit add more zips then select GAPPs zip file

Now swipe to flash reboot system and let the device to finish

the installation This ROM came without root so if you want

to root make sure to flash superSU after the first boot and I will leave a link in the

video description

Performance I didn't notice any bad or slow response while

using the device in the past 24 hours , I've also done a benchmarking test with antutu

software and the score is pretty much the same as the Stock firmware

Multi tasking is great , you can leave any App to run in the background without any problem,

So I have no comment about the device performance in this ROM

Sensors Alot of users claimed that they got bugged

sensors on the early AOSP builds but Now there are pretty good, as you see

all the sensors are OK I've tested all of them to make sure that the device performs

normally

Gps antenna catched a 3D fix wile indoor in less than 30 seconds and the accuracy reached

below 20 ft which is awesome for navigation

Battery Life This is my usage on the first recharge , I've

used the device outdoor all the time , while 4G in enabled , most of the time I was using

the camera and playing games 'as you see I've got 3 hours SOT which is pretty good for me,

I know that battery usage is subjective and it will differ from user to another ,The second

recharge I've used the device indoor and connected to wifi , most of the time was on facebook

messenger and shooting videos with the Stock camera as you see 4 hours SOT is not bad

Gaming performance I didn't feel any difference in gaming performance

, as you see every thing running smoothly without any problem, Ive tried high graphics

games and I felt very satisfied about the gaming performance.

Features This ROM based of AOSP so everything will

be different than Samsung TW I will try to show you all the features and

customization in this ROM Here is your power menu- reboot menu and you

adjust it as you want from the configuration tab in the settings and I'm gonna show you

how in a while

Home screen is pretty much the same like nexus or Pixel devices , and you will able to choose

between Google launcher and pixel launcher ,As you see this is pixel launcher which is

way better in my opinion, All Google stuff are working , like Google

assistant , widgets ,settings and the wallpapers

Notification toggles have many Tiles to choose from and this is how R.R ROMs looks like

you can arrange them as you want , add or remove toggles , you can also control the

tiles layout from configuration Tap

basic settings menu with some modifications specially in the configurations Tap

all network and wireless options are working without any problem

you have some extra features in the display menu like night light and high touch sensitivity

, this feature isn't available on the Sock firmware, now you can use your device while

wearing gloves

Gestures Menu , Jump to camera with power button and double tab on the status bar to

sleep Ambient display is working without any problem

Finger print scanner is working without any problem ,and as fast as the Stock firmware

Now let's check the configuration TAb as you see this menu is well organized so

you can easily customize your device Customization in this ROM is huge and It will

take a very long time to walk you through every single detail So I will make a quick

example in every tab to let you see what's inside it

Status bar , Let's enable network traffic for both outgoing and incoming

Panel adjustments , you can adjust these panel as you want , let's try notification and change

quick settings stroke color to a custom color Recents , let's change the recents type to

omni switch then enable omni switch Quick settings

quick pull down and enable from the left side , now let's try it

You can add App shortcuts to your lock screen from lock screen TAB

Choose any App and add it , Now you can open it by long pres on this App

Gestures menu has all the options you need , Like App circle bar, pie control , gesture

anywhere and all them are working without any problem

in the buttons tab you can enable Nav buttons and disable the hardware buttons

in the nav mode you can use the smart bar or fling and both has alot of customization

, If you are not aware of them , then make sure to watch my tutorial on how to use smart

bar and fling Control all the animations in your device

, lets try power menu animation to be flying , this is cool

Interface tab to change a lot of stuff like , font size , desplay size and density etcetera

here is some helpful settings like wake lock blocker , system App remover

and ota updates as you see the customization in this ROM is

huge Now let's check the camera

front and back Cameras are fully working for capturing images and videos but the quality

is not as good as the Stock one of the major drops in AOSP ROMs that you

have to sacrifice the Stock camera software which is much better , there is a solution

for that , you can flash HTC camera in TWRP recovery , which is much better than AOSP

stock camera ,both are working nicely and here is some pictures I took with AOSP stock

camera , as you see it's not bad in my opinion .

Bugs This ROM has been improved since the first

release but still have some bugs and I'm gonna mention them briefly

-Voice recording quality is bad -If you touched any hardware button while

your device is locked , you gonna feel a vibration and this won't go off unless you disable the

hardware buttons and enable the NAV bar to use them instead of the hardware buttons

-Also keep in mind that you won't be able to make a video calls on any AOSP based ROMs

Thanks to the ROM developers who spending there time trying to give a new life to our

phone

I hope i covered every thing you want to know about this ROM , If you like my videos plz

don't forget the like button and subscribe for more videos , thank you for watching , peace

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Game Theory: Strategy for Entrepreneurs & Life Decisions - Duration: 21:34.

looking at this piece of land to invest in 1,100 acres of Virginia and it's a

big cornfield one of the big problems in the world bigger than carbon bigger than

global warming see how it's lighter up at the top of

the hill all the good soil washes to the bottom

it's called erosion and more important and solving global warming in the way

that you hear about in the media is fixing what's called carbon

sequestration basically it means if you protect the soil

don't let it erode it binds up in the soil all the things that go into the

atmosphere and cause global warming but what I made America wealthy was this

fertile base of soil which increased economic production at the beginning

like in 1718 even early 1900s now of course foods imported from all over but

a lot of the wealth of the world comes from soil and now you got these

harebrained ideas like ethanol instead of using gasoline a lot of these

regulations have unintended side to side effects remember for every action

there's an opposite and equal reaction so if you do ethanol quote-unquote to

save the world well then they plow up all these fields that are too steep that

really should be a pasture or woods they grow corn they destroy the soil that

caused erosion the good soil swaps down here to the bottom and it's very hard to

ever fix that by the way and then sure you can not use gasoline in a car and

use ethanol but it's like one step forward and two steps backwards so be

very careful you know when you are voting for whether it be a politician or

a law that you really understand what you're voting on you know especially

Route regulations of Mother Nature most people mean well but cause you know true

nightmare it's like the whole world's been plowed up for corn you go to

Australia I mean I'm sorry Brazil the rainforest why do you think they're

plowing it up and a lot of people think it's just for cows it's not just for

cows they're plowing it up a plant corn because of subsidies the government

subsidizes corn that causes other issues basically the rule of thumb is if you

don't have to intervene leave it alone so people Joel Salatin used to say some

people believe in salvation by legislation if we just had more laws and

more rules everything would be solving anything bad you see people are like oh

it's like during the 2008 housing crisis people are like they passed this thing

called the dodd-frank Act which was basically a way to ensure that financial

fraud would be diminished and it had good intentions but it causes all other

all kinds of problems like it runs small mortgage brokers out of businesses and

ends up the only people who can keep all the paperwork that the new law requires

our big corporations and they're the ones who caused the fraud in 2008 to

start with so you're trying to solve a problem and you end up literally

creating the problem again just magnified I'm reading a great book it's

called the art of strategy which talks about game theory all you entrepreneurs

you need to understand game theory because what game theory says is that

you can't just think of life from your side of the story you have to understand

things react so for example dodd-frank 2008 housing crisis six million people

lose their home bankruptcy people come in suicide the government sees things

from their side store like we'll just fix it by passing some new laws well

they forgot to think what will the other side do it's kind of like the art of

negotiation if you want to negotiate you can't just go oh I want to buy this

house for 250 grand so it's listed at 300 let me just tell

them I'll only pay 250 because in a perfect world they'd have no choice they

would just listen to you and go okay well you want 250 we wanted 300 but I

guess we got to sell it to you but in the real world with game theory it's

like a game you say I'll only pay 250 they say a few will sell to someone else

get out of my house and they close the negotiations and that's why if you read

like a book like the art of war one of the great business books it talks a lot

about this concept of the wise general plans the wise general sends spies the

wise general wins the battle without fighting

meaning you he thinks of the negotiation with the other side in a way that's

favorable to both it's kind of like what's going on right now with North

Korea and Donald Trump negotiating or calling each other names over this whole

North Korean missile crisis if you don't same game theory and you just start

passing laws or saying things rashly you have to remember they that causes

them to have a reaction good example of this in American history where America

probably made a big mistake there's a good documentary by Ken Burns just came

out on the Vietnam War and read but a couple months before I came out I was

reading this fascinating book on the Tet Offensive which was when America really

started to lose the war in Vietnam and what happened is JFK and even Presidents

before they meant well they thought Vietnam wasn't doing well because of

communism coming in so they sent troops so he sent troops to Vietnam with the

good intentions well you forget game theory now sudden you got people in

Vietnam that have a foreign quote-unquote invader even if you don't

think you're invader from your side of the story but what about their side

story they don't like it be like if a whole bunch of you know Chinese troops

landed in Los Angeles people will be freaking out even if there were a

quote-unquote peace mission and so what happens is because the powers that be at

that time and over time in the Vietnam War like Lyndon Johnson and what was his

guy McNamara or whatever one of these the Secretary of Defense they made huge

mistakes you ended up having 250,000 American troops I think work were

wounded 50,000 were killed or 58,000 McNamara all these people what good

intentions probably ended up causing calamity I saw one of the interviews

with a North Korean soldier he said people often asked who won the Vietnam

War and he said people ask that question

I've never been to war no one wins a war it's just destruction so that was an

interesting statement and anyway so you gotta be smart in life I guess is the

whole gist of everything I'm talking about you got to have a little insight

into the world and you have to have the ability so I tell people to travel by

traveling are you good to see both sides of the story how the world is you know

that's why I'm such a big fan of some level disruption of the current

education system because current education system then talk about things

like I'm talking about very well and if they do they communicate around a boring

way so nobody remembers them again people go look at the education system

with force testing they thought they make schools better by requiring by

judging schools by how well they do oh dear

look how many dear there are holy crap

how many dear was that Kate ten or twenty more got a snapchat that

put a ten deer running away ten deer jumped up snapchatting but modern

education system they said oh we'll just pass laws that you only you're judged by

how you don't standardized tests they forgot that every action has an opposite

equal reaction so guess what happens teachers start focusing just on making

their students pass the test not making them have real comprehension and spare

it if there's some more so the whole school system becomes about memorization

and then dumping it I caught it pump and dump that comes from a

different different background but I that's what I'm reminded of do you

basically pump if Meishan in students brains so they

memorized it just long enough pass a test not long enough to understand it or

utilize the information and then they dump it out of their brain cuz they got

another test the next week so you create a system of just automaton robots that

are good at pump and dump backs in and out of their brain it's

just again the woman well a lot of school teachers mean well a lot of

policymakers meant well but they weren't using their brain and understanding

every action is opposite and equal reaction you tired yet nope she's

worried about bugs nothing scares people more than teeny bugs and that funny how

people are it's like not afraid of all this spiders can be poisonous but people

yeah people will text while they drive and that's a 6,000 pound SUV and they're

not afraid of that but they're super afraid of the one and a million people

that die from a spider bite in the US another thing common sense that's called

the bias of basically there's a problem in our brain it's called the

availability bias things that are easily understandable like spiders being a harm

to your health because that was an ancient one for thousands of years

that's been passed on in your genes to have natural fear of certain things

snakes and spiders even babies have but cars there's no evolutionary memory for

it because they're brand new so people don't fear those even though that's what

most people die from this is a cool little pasture in here you could build a

house back in here whenever I'm looking to land I'm always thinking how can I

improve not only the quality of the soil and the land for by all biological

purposes but also from a business standpoint how can you make the land

more valuable to people which increases its financial value nothing wrong about

fit with thinking and more than four more than one

perspective you know yeah this is a cool little hillside up here for those of you

listening on my podcast or now I'm on Spotify you're gonna hear a lot of not

gonna see what I'm talking about but it's alright you can always watch this

on YouTube or Facebook mark are you talking to yourself up

there Mark had gone lie had gone insane on this a ton of great great trees in

here those are this area that's called locust right there it's a great tree one

of the sad things one of the greatest trees in history is extinct it was

something called wormy chestnut and a lot of the houses here when America came

I mean when settlers came to America it's basically a wood that never rots

with no chemicals Joel Salatin's house was built in seventeen hundreds around

the time of America became that country and he never had the wood still as

strong as ever but warming chestnut got kilt and killed by a blight so it's all

gone locust is a kind of a second-rate version of it it's pretty good locust is

also a cool tree because in the soil it actually builds the soil it has these

little nodules it's called a legume just like soybeans just like alpha alfalfa

clover so sometimes mother nature knows how to repair itself by having these

they call them high secession value trees higher quality although it's a lot

of oak in here too let's go down in here who wants to go in the woods hopefully

it ain't honey season yet all we need an orange jacket so you don't get shot

Martin you're gonna be no match for a dude sitting in the stand with the 3030

I got it rigged first time ever went hunting I went with a 30-odd six that's

like a cat cannon for one World War two cannon you don't really want to hunt

with one it's too powerful if you want to fight at a shoot elephants you know I

saw a news article that an elephant killed somebody in 19 like 17 and they

hung it like a person as its punished punishment God people have been weird in

history you know they needed a chain and a crane see what did I just say what did

I say these these trees are dying so a lot of people think it's bad to cut down

trees I'm like look at this tree right here you could see I think this is a let

me look what kind of tree it is it's in a poplar or oak but anyway look how it

it might have got struck by lightning yeah so things die people don't

understand that people teach their school take you take kids nowadays and

they protect them so much from everything people don't grow up and know

how the real world works sometimes stuff gets hit by lightning so it's good to be

on a farm as a child you see that things die people in the modern world you ask

them where you know yogurt comes from never like uh comes from bonds it comes

from the store people are disconnected that's why even if you live in the city

never spend 100% of your time in the city I don't care I was just in New York

City right before this you got to have time away and you have to be in the

modern world you have to be careful there not be overstimulated there's

social media there's TV there's Netflix there's movies there's parties is like

you know everything's like only a step away it's at your fingertips so people

never can just sit down read think you have to spend at least a couple hours a

day really thinking through what you're doing in life reading learning listening

pen-and-paper planning like a general the general of your life a wise general

has a plan and knows how to take action because sometimes we were like all tall

you say people should read well if you just really all you're gonna do is get

book smart but I'm like what are you talking about there people are so stupid

on this conversation I'm like really you really think what I'm suggesting is

just read do I look like I never do anything why can't you do both they say

you can have your cake and eat it too you can live on a farm you could be

quiet you can read you can plan you can be introverted and you can learn to be

extroverted which is action-oriented outward world oriented you could be in

big cities you guys just in New York City two nights ago massive farm I mean

this thing is big yeah we're gonna walk this way make our loop back Jill South

in always tells me reason everybody fat in America nobody walks I did this

interview years ago with the guy who wrote a book called oh look something

got eaten right there oh no no that's no that's a plan that's this'll I

interviewed a guy named Lieberman he's a Harvard professor of paleo anthropology

and he studies the book is called the story of the human body it's a great one

if you want to pick it up and it's about health what looking back at how our body

evolved what are the things we need to do to be healthy and one of them he said

his walk six miles a day that was his recommendation which the average person

you ever seen that movie you ever seen that movie Marc called off the gods must

be crazy yeah in that movie they're like they get in their car back down the lane

their driveway get the mail out of the mailbox and then drive back home so they

don't have to walk that's helped but you can't believe how many people won't walk

anywhere that's why one reason Europeans are not so fat hey you got a Walkman one

of the things that this Lieberman said the way our bodies are design the way

our hips are opened up that's what made us bipedal compared to you know gorillas

and things like that them that merchants pansies that walk on all fours and

aren't the way our lay so we're designed to walk even more than run joggers

people who jog too much their whole body falls apart you're built to do what

physical personal trainer is called hit by intensity interval training where

basically you walk sprint rest walk very few times in history did people have to

just jog for 30 miles and if they did they're on uneven surfaces which caused

less joint damage than just running on the concrete remember every action has

opposite and equal reaction so if you go I'm gonna get healthy by just running on

the sidewalk outside of my house five miles well your body has an equal

reaction to it mother nature laughs last you got to be

curious study what is your body built to do it's kind of like in business to be

successful I was with my business partner Sam ovens and he said one of the

big he became a self-made millionaire by I think 26 years old and started the

company I'm 22 first one failed built another one and he said one of the big

mistakes he forgot was he would start businesses around what he wanted to sell

you forgot to build a business around an existing desire that people already

wants always I always say it's better to sell to the willing so people don't

understand game theory don't understand anything I've talked about in the stock

they just think from a narcissistic egocentric place they build businesses

that they're their only customer you can guess how much money you make if you're

your only customer you can even charge a million dollars for the product but if

you were paying yourself million dollars you still only have the same amount of

money as you start it on day one who's the steep hill okay Nathan

interval training who sprinted to the top Kate

Cait slept 12 hours okay let's let's see put the back Nathan you versus Kate

Nathan's a military man to the top and back yeah you could touch the fence and

then come back now remember it will be very funny on cameras if you guys trip

on the way back and roll all the way okay so here's the race it's gonna be

Kate against Nathan run to the top up there to the fence run back full speed

hopefully you fall cuz it'll be amazingly funny no to see you guys

rolling all the way down all right let's see on your marks get set go

Hey do not let Nathan beat you he's pushy kate is pushing for those of you

listening now watching this is a race to the top okay you got to come all the way

down it's easy down the other stopped at the top episode this is my favorite part

your hold this faster faster

David you're losing Nathan you're losing just playin hey hey don't stop you have

to run past me Nathan I'm disappointed you represent the military

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How To Talk To Your Crush And Get Her To Like You - Duration: 9:36.

...alright enough is enough I've had a crush on her for like a month! I'm gonna

go up...you got to go up...you got to say something! What are you gonna say? Don't sound

like an idiot man! What you're gonna say you got to say somethin'! All right man,

now's your time to shine. Are you a hundred percent confident that you can

come across well in that situation get attraction get it like you get her

to want you to be around as opposed to turn around and ignore you or want you

to leave in this video I'm not only going to talk to you about what you need

to do when you first go up to girl you have a crush on but I'm going to show

you some examples of it actually taking place because I think when you can

visualize it it becomes real and you can kind of see what that would be like in

your shoes as you do that so let's start off by watching this first example and I

want you and your mind to try to come up with what you think I'm doing bad and

good and then we'll break it down right after hey there I saw you drinking a

some why over there we just got back from a bit of a wine tour and I was

curious what kind of I saw there's a white wine what kind of wine you

drinking obviously Riesling oh you usually drink

white wine yeah usually oh right because they were saying in the wine tour that a

lot of times the white wines like you know a nice and crisp on a summer day

they have less tannins and so they don't make you like as hot as if you drink a

red wine yeah during the day feel like that dear yeah okay cool I saw it say

hello I'm Barron hi Kendall nice to meet you nice to meet you all right let's

take this footage of the studio and dissect it hey there I saw you drinking

uh some why over there we just got back from a bit of a wine tour that's good

and drawing something relic on wine we got back in for wine tour I just

question all usually drink white wine yeah usually kind of a week follow-up

question because they will say in a wine tour that a lot of times the white wines

like that's cool I jump right into something very relative as opposed to

continuing to ask boring questions what kind of what is it I'm saying hey we

just got back from a wine tour where they taught us this stuff about the

right way what's the problem with this the delivery the words this is a great

example of an actually a pretty decent line a pretty decent topic of

conversation but it's falling so flat because the delivery is so terrible

there's no energy look at this guy you know nice and crisp on some day it's boy

lesson I should drink a red wine yeah a vocal

tonality of this you can can tell it's just kind of soft there's no variation

it's not engaging to hear it doesn't sound like someone with any authority or

someone of high social value that she would even want to listen to I'm

basically telling you with my tone right now I'm not very sure myself I really

you probably shouldn't be listening to me so probably don't pay me much

attention and send this conversation I'm telling her to treat me that way of a

tone of voice I said dude yeah okay cool I saw a Hello on their handshake okay

that's been nice you know if you don't feel confident that you're speaking with

a strong tone that you're leveraging your voice you could touch or click up

here in the right hand corner and download a free tonality checklist I put

together it's got five things you can go through that'll get your voice dialed in

because look at this I didn't you're not what you want now let's watch the next

one we're going to basically be saying the exact same things but my projection

and my energy and my sub communication is going to be different and let's watch

how she responds to these difference hey I saw you her drinking wine I just got

back from a wine cuz you handshake right there I like it I just got back from a

wine tour and I saw you drinking I said a white wine yeah it's a Riesling oh

nice they were telling us this story about

the difference not only in the summer time do people enjoy white crisp lines

but the tannin difference actually makes the impacts you don't feel like it's hot

like these hot often days of it's 90 degrees the nice Christmas actually keep

you like more chill your internal temperature definitely and I don't get a

headache and it's so much easier to drink you sound like a wine connoisseur

yourself is that your go-to white wine yeah is usually my go-to Peter this is

going to be my first awesome summer and so I've heard is there a hundred days

over a hundred degrees is that real oh yeah like 114 so that's unbelievable so

I just got in on the tail end okay so what did you notice I'm sure there was a

bunch of different things but let's take it to the lab dissect it and point out

explicitly what was going on outside her drinking wine I just got back from a

wine so you can tell immediately two things higher energy better energy and

big smile and look what she's doing immediately

she's matching my smile great way to start much different when I go up hey I

saw me over here drinking wine hey sorry totally different energy you're

projecting on the hands okay that that's actually a really

important thing that happened watch this to really quicker from a wine cuz you on

the handshake process so I make fun of her I tease her for putting your hand

out inferring that she wanted a handshake even though if you look back

here I come up and watch her I put my hands with him right there okay and I'm

just saying hey I saw you trying to get her attention but in her mind she

thought I was going for a handshake so even though it was kind of my fault to

get her to do the handshake I'm teasing her for wanting to give a handshake

acting like you know it's way too formal it's kind of weird and wine I just got

back from a wines you're the handshake oh that makes it really nice for the

light right away that's at a white wine it's a Riesling

oh nice they were telling us this still okay so the Dame story

summertime do people enjoy but how is the presentation different if you were

to jump in on this conversation not jump into if you were to observe from the

outside this conversation versus the other one how different does it look it

looks like it any minute she might leave the other one and I'm just bothering her

as this it's like yo she's excited to be talking to me I'm there I'm president

I'm engaged I'm high-energy and it just looks much more natural like we should

be talking as opposed to the other one it just kind of seems like it's ah do a

white crisp lines but that's not more can do and it actually makes it impacts

you know much better tonality in these hot austin days and it's 90 degrees the

nice crisp ones actually keep you like more chained story for sure definitely

and i don't get a headache and now see see what she does as opposed the other

ones like do you like white wine she's like yeah and this one i'm like white

wine same thing it keeps you cool in the summertime and now she's ready to engage

me so yeah it gives no headache he's working she wants to be involved is that

your go to white wine yeah is using okay sweeter this is going to be my first

boston summer now i go into a story about myself right i don't want to keep

asking questions I just asked about the white wine I want to be sure don't fall

in that trap which is continually asking questions but now what do I do

and so I've heard is there a hundred days over a hundred degrees is that real

okay so as opposed to just going to that same story I was just getting a sense

that I was talking a little bit too much so I say you know this is gonna be my

first summer in Austin now I need to pepper in something to

engage her so I say something that I'd heard about it I'd heard there's a

hundred days over 100 in Austin so really quickly I jump on

that give her a chance to contribute and I'm right back into the story 1,400

unbelievable so I just got in on the tail end ok so just got in the tail in

ok now I'm right back there and that's how that looks differently so what are

the main differences smiling going in is a huge one much different energy my

stance is stronger I'm more animated my body I'm using my hands more I'm

chipping in asking her questions to keep her involved but more importantly it's

coming from a guy that she wants to be involved in that interaction with in the

previous example I was saying nearly the exact same things 95% of the words I

were saying was the same but how was that interaction completely different

they couldn't be more different than they were and the words were the same I

want you to understand this so the last thing you need to be able to do when you

go talk to your crush is carry the conversation to what I call the

contribution point and what this is is a point in every person's mind when they

get to a point of comfort with you that their brain enables them to say normal

stuff it's not that people are shy or being rude it's that when new people

come over and talk to them a lot of times it takes a little bit of warming

up to get comfortable to do that so you need to be able to basically talk to a

wall with no contribution back and walk them to the contribution point what

that's going to do for you think about how many guys go up to girls they talk

for 15 seconds and the girl gives kind of a lukewarm reaction and they stop

you're going to be one of the few guys the 2 percent of guys that can get them

to that point and what's going on in their mind they're not thinking he was

able to get made to the contribution plan itself natural no she's just

thinking this guy is cool man it felt really normal it was stressed at all

most guys are so creepy and weird and needy and this guy was just super cool

that's all it's going to do how do you get to the contribution point you have

to always have the right thing to say if you feel like you run out of things to

say or in your mind you can't come up with something pertinent or relevant to

say I put together a free conversation checklist you can touch or click up here

or just go to charisma matrix comm Forge last conversation checklist and download

yours it's going to walk you through 5 things

a loop that can enable you to basically talk forever about things that are

relevant cuz when you can do that when you can come through that yes and no

answers and continue to talk maybe it's a minute 30 minutes two minutes into it

you are so unique because you're one of the few that can get them to that point

you can touch or click up here or go to charisma date matrix comm forward slash

conversation checklist download yours and be confident that every time you go

to a new conversation you can come something really cool and engaging this

is three things you can do on the screen you can click here if you haven't

downloads your free tonality checklist you can click up here if you want to go

to another video that YouTube thinks you'd really enjoy or if you're crazy

enough and haven't subscribed yet click right down there to subscribe to the

channel I'll talk to you soon

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FS17-Timelapse-Goldcrest Valley 32-Tren de carretera - Duration: 17:28.

Episode 32 Road Train

Good morning to all. Today we have to harvest our fields. Soy beans, wheat and sunflower.

But first let's feed our animals.

And to finish, the intention is to mow the field 16 and make silage bales.

The price for the potatoes is very high. We are going to transport part of the reserves to the station.

While Paul is still transporting, we are going to sell a first load.

300,000 l on the train. At the price they pay, it will be about $ 200,000 per trip.

We must wait for a last trip of Paul.

It seems like it's going to rain.

We can not harvest with rain, so we have to look for other jobs until the weather improves.

Take a seat and enjoy! :-)

We'll leave Mark with the packer and water our animals.

Tomorrow we will worry about selling the silage bales.

We will also look for shelter for our new trailers.

As usual, I will have dinner and rest. Good night and see you tomorrow.

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Financial Freedom Wealth Secrets That Work Every Time | Credit Repair Programs That Work - Duration: 11:07.

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hey what's going on everyone this is Marla her the value Nair pleased to give

the shades is it's sunny and I do a lot of videos in the car because I've always

in the car so I know this is my credit repair program channel but you know

after you know being in the home-based business and financial freedom industry

since 2002 I understand that credit is one of the pillars to financial comfort

right to financial freedom so you know you have your you have your credit

repair your credit together you have your your your cash flow right your your

cash flow and then you have your wealth generation alright I kind of did that

and all over the place but today on this video I want to talk to you more about

creating that that wealth for yourself now I know a lot of people think that

wealth is based on the amount of money that you have right there was this

cartoon when I was growing up called duck tails I know I'm dating myself

right now but it's okay there's a cartoon called duck tails and it had

this this character's name was Scrooge McDuck right and you know he had this

vault full of just goodies gold coins and they would show him in the gold coin

diving around and swimming around in the gold coins and you know as a kid I'm

like man he's wealthy has a lot of money and I wanted to be like that right then

as I got older and and uh you know being involved in this industry

I learned that wealth isn't about that it's about how long is that last right

because yeah he has an interval and you know yes his businesses but is if

something's gonna last you know not just now but last past him so wealth is

measured in time it's not measuring the amount you have its measured in time how

long can you can how long just give me how long can your money last okay so in

this video I want to give you a couple of a couple of the wealth secrets

alright I put together training called financial offense financial office five

wealth secrets okay and it's a complete program to help you take for where you

are to the financial freedom point and within there is credit repair alright or

having having good credit so it's the same process that I use that

was taught to me to help me become financially independent okay and and so

I want to kind of give you a couple things that that I learned and then

below in the description area is gonna be a link that you can click on to take

you over to the financial often process I give you a lot of great free value

that you can have access to and just learn more about the process and even if

it's not to get you financially free it's more to be financially comfortable

okay so what you're going to learn inside the program or you gonna get

access to even in the free part is well secret number one okay and in what super

number one it talks about not putting all of your money into one jar and I'm

gonna say quote-unquote jar because how I learned this was through a story it

was a father who was talking to his son his son was 10 years old he gave his son

ten dollars and he asked his son what are you gonna do this ten dollars and

the son the first thing is someone to do was go spend the money I could buy comic

books I can buy candy and then his dad took him down to you know a not so

favorable part of town where you know people weren't doing too well

financially and he told hey these individuals here or poor were broke

you wanna be broke or do you wanna be rich and his son said I want to be rich

he's okay I'm gonna share something with you so once you go number one is that he

taught his son divided to divide his money up into into five different jars

so you get paid you're not spending a hundred percent of your money so the

challenge with a lot of people is that they're putting all of their money into

one account and they there feel compelled to spend all of their money

right they're spending all of their money and they have no idea

the money's going because they're just frivolous with their money so what the

fire jars does it kind of slows down your spending and in a lot it starts to

put you in a position where your money can work for you

so you have your spending jar you have your investment jar you have your

savings jar you have your offerings jar and then you have your tithing jar okay

because a lot of this when it comes to finances it is spiritual because not so

much spiritual you know talking about God and Jesus even though a lot of these

descanse EPS do come out the Bible but a lot of it is spiritual more like the financial freedom wealth secrets financial freedom wealth secrets that work financial freedom wealth secrets that work every time credit repair programs that work credit repair programs that work in atlanta ga

mental side of it okay so you have your mother to spend the money and everybody

has the money they spend the money's for bills and your daily

living but I think that you have to pay for monthly gas food shelter your you

know bills things you pay monthly and then you have your investment jar now

the investment jar is when investment opportunities come around and this jar

is the money that jar is used to help you to expand your income see the

challenge with a lot of people is that they don't have any assets that is

feeding the money they don't have the assets that's the investing that's

constantly feeding the money on a daily weekly monthly or yearly basis all they

have are liabilities that take money from them

okay so investment opportunity allows you when an investor opportunity comes

away maybe you know real estate investing maybe a business opportunity

comes your way okay maybe you know you want to get into like

learn about Forex and stocks and bonds right and then so that investment jar

means that you have money ready when the best time comes you're ready to go a lot

of people well venture time comes their

way or opportunity I don't have the money I

gotta wait three paychecks well opportunities they don't die they

just passes the next person is ready okay they get your savings jar now your

savings jar is more for your emergency fund because emergencies do happen and

most people are and they have a 500 dollar emergency it's gonna it's gonna

send them to the poor house they're gonna be like just out of whack

well if you have a savings jar and so when emergencies arise then you'll be

ready like the washer goes out of you you got to get a new tire or something

like that you can take that cash go take care of it now your savings jar and your

investment jar can work intermittently when it comes to creating savings for

the long-term right because there are a certain vehicle certain insurance

vehicles certain investment vehicles that you can get involved to so when it

comes time for retirement you have money to live on for retirement so those those

are cons can work together the next the next jar or a bank account is your

offerings jar all right well one thing that's great

about having extra income or I don't like disposable income is being to help

other people that that can't help you back right at the time as videos being

made we had a lot of hurricanes going on and things of that nature and people

needed help well most times you know you like man I

want to give but most people are you know they don't have the money give or

they get five dollars or ten dollars well because of this I've been following

this process I was able to give an amount with a comma in it and it didn't

affect all of my other income because it was set up that way all right so there

was another time there was a young lady I was at the gas station and she had a

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income are you gonna do good for or you can just just blow it so the

the tithe mean tenth okay and the tenth goes to the storehouse and guy was like

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INSTRUMENTAL CLOSET | Episode 1 "I've Got This!" - Duration: 6:11.

They've sold out stadium shows!

Played hundreds of tours!

Sold multiple thousands of records!

It's the band that loves love and you love to hate...

INSTRUMENTAL CLOSET!!

(Micah making crowd cheering noises)

You good, Micah?

Yeah.

So, we're Instrumental Closet, a little queer band you might have heard of.

(whispers) Frankie, your cue.

Oh!

Okay.

Uh when we first started some of us didn't think we would get this far.

Others of us entertained the thought.

But, fortunately, we worked it out in the end.

We can't say that it has always been easy,

but we also say that a lot.

So with that in mind for the sake of full transparency,

we'd like to share the following footage with you.

We are four bandmates who have joined in the fight to make the world a better place.

Here's how we did it.

We can't pretend that we have always been these cool, carefree individuals you

see in front of you now.

Growing up as queer and trans people of color in a society that really doesn't like you,

we've had to deal with a lot of shit.

And learn coping mechanisms along the way.

And we want to share those with you.

Anything else anybody want to add?

Yeah, Hayliee, this is where I want you to cut to Frankie's camera.

Alright, it's the band that you know and love back for more.

But only this time...

gayer....

Hey

Is that recording?

[sigh] Yeah.

Let me see.

I just think that we could promote ourselves better.

Yeah, I get what you're saying.

I'm just trying to figure out what would be best on the popularity scale and if we want

to increase that or not.

Hmm, I mean, I'm up for increasing it.

Well...

Yes, Micah?

Oh me?

Oh, thanks for noticing.

Hey, Micah.

What's up?

Well...

Hayliee over here has decided to record our practices so we can use those recordings to

become a better band!

Well, good idea, Hayliee.

Yeah, I just thought it'd be a good idea to record our songs and so that we can look at them

more easily.

So you're telling me more like private videos then?

Well, um...

I mean I like both ideas.

And either way, we get to see ourselves progress.

Well then, never fear because I have...

THIS!

What's this?

It's a box.

What's in the box?

Well, you know how I vlog.

I decided to switch up some camera angles

Because well as a rising internet star AND a musician

I really just want to keep my followers in the loop of what's going on in our life.

Cool.

Well, can someone help me with this box?

So not going to be private then?

I mean I'm sure we can keep some stuff that way.

Well at least this way, Hayliee can keep her stuff and I can have my own.

And it's not like I'm going to post anything if that's what you're worried about.

Okay, let's get this bad boy rolling.

I got you..

Flashing red light, right?

Right.

You look ridiculous.

I look fantastic!

So Ash, what do you have planned for today's practice?

Well, we're for sure going to make some sick ass music.

Obviously.

Yeah, you seemed like you had a bit of a plan.

Okay.

We've been a band for a few months now

and I was thinking it'd be a good idea to

talk everyone's long-term goals.

Well, I'm here because I'm going to be famous.

Wow, love that honesty.

I'm here cause you wanted space?

If we needed space, we wouldn't have invited you.

Why?

Because her butt is out of this world or something?

No, cause like space and distance and...

Micah, will you stop stealing my puns?

I figured we're here because we think music is great

and we want to create something together.

I like it.

How 'bout you, dear band leader?

Uhhhhhh....

I think our goal should be

to make music that mean something

and touches the queer community.

Could be a turning point for change.

We have this opportunity to build a band, a brand, a platform, and give visbility to

our community and marginalized communities and the issues that we're passionate about.

Collective liberation and the arts go hand in hand.

Wow, heavy, but important.

What about you, Hayliee?

Graduate from college.

That's it?

I think that's a reasonable aspiration.

Says the ridculous business major.

It's practical!

(mockingly) Her der der der der, I'm a STEM major and I love science.

First of all!

It's economics!

And second secondly, it's nothing if it's not STEAM.

(mocking sounds)

Also, I find it hard to believe that we're all that into binaries.

It's all in the arts, man.

Where do we see each other six months?

A year from now?

I don't know.

Here probably, as long as my parents decide to keep me around or something.

Do you have to ask such loaded questions?

Okay, okay.

We should get started anyways.

Ready?

Pretty much always.

And ONE!

TWO!

THREE!

FOUR!

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Marco "Psycho" Beltran. la garra latina, la mentalidad para sobreponerse a la adversidad. sub (ing) - Duration: 13:14.

my name is Marco Beltran

I'm a pro mixed martial arts fighter

I started because I liked to fight

anywhere

and I think that anyone who does this sport

started more or less like this

if you were not as an athlete since childhood

or had some basis in the sport

because I liked to fight

and contact sport caught my attention.

I wanted to be a boxer but that did not work

I became an MMA fighter

because boxing was taking me to meet other disciplines

until I found something that I liked and filled me, that was MMA.

at the beginning of my career

it was like, that I arrived at a gym to train and I knew some box,

the basics

then in the gym I get to train MMA for the first time

I had advantage in boxing

and I realized that I had more skills to develop

like BJJ, wrestling and muay thai too

and I went on to realize that

that I could do it and that I had advantage in my reach and in my stroke.

then like three months after I started training MMA

I asked for a fight, I already wanted to fight.

I did like 15 unbeaten fights

not the whole record is on Sherdog because the companies do not always upload the fights,

but I did like 15 fights like this,undefeated

I competed in grappling BJJ and always went well

I was always in first place, I was champion of the year in grappling in No Gi tournaments and so...

and then after the first defeat

the impact it does hit you

because you do not expect that,

you are always used to win, and I was use to win everything

I won in BJJ, in grappling, in MMA, in everything I did

so the first defeat was a pretty hard emotional blow to assimilate.

after the first defeat,

I made another fight and I lost again

and then another and lost again

lost 3 fights in a row,

so, then I felt, well, like shit,

all the time winning and suddenly, you fall three times.

it was hard

but after that I recovered and I won again

and I started to regain confidence and everything,

because yes, it is the mental game in the sport,

if you do not overlap with it

it is easy to hook you up

and take you down

then you always need to know how to overcome that,

because it is basic.

seen a lot of fighters who after they lose, they break easy,

it is easy to break them because it is in their memory

and it is difficult to overcome that

, and the important thing is that you work against that

and it is a very abstract mental game that you should know how to handle.

when the TUF came,

I was offered the idea of getting there

it was a short time call , it was not that I premeditated it,

and apart, it came after my losing streak,

so I was totally doing other things,

resuming in the school,

I made a career in physical education and I quit,

then begin a career in science education and I did 2 years there

and those two years in that career was after I lost.

because after I lost, I thought:

this already went to hell, I have to dedicate myself to something else,

something that I can make a living with

and I start listening to the people`s advice that mostly delay you,

mostly sent you back

they tell you to do something that take you somewhere, to start a career, to be a professional,

and I believe that in that sense, I, with my spirit down, and hearing that,

I started to stop doing what I really liked, that was fighting

and I left it for 2 years, and then it was that the TUF appeared,

and the TUF was like fighting with the camps I had only two years ago,

but obviously it was an opportunity ,

and opportunities are to be seize it because if they don`t they are gone.

and I just decided to take it, I had nothing to lose at that point.

I believe that I always had a positive mentality,

I have always been a person who seeks to outdo himself

and any adversity or any obstacle I do not see it as a high barrier,

I always see it as a minimum thing,

, I never let that go up more that where it should be.

I always see it as a medium or low level,

I never see it as more of me.

I have always been motivated by memories,

and I think they are hard memories of my life and from my childhood,

those are the ones that always push me

because when you come from difficult situations when you are a boy

and we had adversity with my family, with my mom and my brothers

we were alone for a long time,

I did not have my dad close at all,

but it was not like a reason.

we always fought a lot

my mom always instilled that to us and got us along

and was always there with us leaning on and giving us her shoulder.

and since that I lived it and I felt it

and I believe that , that is what keeps my flame alive,

the eye of the tiger.

All those memories I transformed them into my motivation.

and when I'm in the camp and in the previous moment,

I just remember all that and say to myself, there is no way that anything of all this could brake me

because the hardest thing we live did not break me and we're still here,

so all this is nothing but relative, is temporary and nothing else

I am going to do it and I will do it

it is nothing else you need to do but to transform those emotions into a positive ones.

is what I believe and it is what I apply.

because I think that motivating yourself with ,

money or material things is the least,

he real motivation is in yourself.

and that´s it, I just transform those emotions and that becomes my gasoline.

I think we have everything,

in the end in my experience

I have seen that

everything is based on the lack of good habits and good commitments,

we need to commit ourselves and see it as a way of life

because many see it as a hobbie

that is where the levels separates.

we all need to see it as a way of life

and within the commitment is that your discipline is 100%,

but 100 is 100,

because when you live with another culture that has a sports culture for years,

you realize that for them there is no margin of error

between your habits and your discipline, and your commitment

there is no margin of error,

it is not like you say: this FridayI let it pass this Friday I hang out...

as Latinos sometimes we do.

That happens a lot in Latin America.

this Friday there is no problem, this Friday we party.

not there is not a margin,

so people are totally disciplined because they see it in the most serious way possible

it has to be that way,

I think that within the commitment goes

that seriousness that we have to give to things and to the sport,

because it seems to me in those Margin of error is where they the advantage.

You have to prepare yourself mentally. as I said the mental part is basic,

I think, in my opinion can be stronger than the physical aspect.

the mental.

people break in training or in the fight,

and it's because of that part, just mentally

I've seen in the USA people physically, that when you see them...

you do not even want...

the time you see them very heavy very strong and you say "ok"

this is going to be good this looks well let's get it on

and when you start to test this people like that

and you realize that with a little punishment, a little pressure, they throw back, they break.

here is when you realize that physically they can be complete

but in the mental aspect they are not at a 100%,

it plays a important role

because if a fight is going to be defined by it,

so the mental part really takes a higher percentage than the physical one.

it cannot be a 50/50%

it takes more.

because the physical qualities go to 50% since you give a weight,

since you compete since you know that he recovers almost the same weight as you,

you are in similar physical qualities

but when you see the fight and in the fight those physical qualities decay,

you realize that the mental part was the one that took the highest percentage, right?

and put a 70% on the gym and the mind 30%

and in the fight you see exactly that,

hat the mind had 30 and the physical 70

and that's where things did not come out, so I think that the mental aspect is basic. all the time

I think for any level obviously

but I think the role that the mental coach has to do is to be on the person all the time.

in the end, the business in our case ends up being thus the blows.

I think you have to prepare for the worst,

you have to prepare for the best,

you have to prepare for any situation, right?

the preparation with the mental coach would be to take it to all those scenarios

where you realize that all that can happen and you know how to assimilate

how to cope with it,

because it will happen whether you want it or not.

inside the octagon there are dark, very dark moments.

and what you have to do is imagine the best possible scenario,

even if you are in the worst case scenario,

then, that is the part that has to be prepare by the mental coach.

and of course within that is the confidence,

how to override the mental part over the physical one,

that is the most difficult thing, because in the fight,

when you see reflected that, then you realize that that part was not prepared

and that physical part overlapped the mental.

Many times we stopped cause we gas out,

but you realize that it was something mental

because at the end of the round you are cool

but 10 seconds before the round ends you were in a mess

and you thought it was the physical part

but finishing the combat you say "no way" I could endured 5 more rounds

how I did not give it all,

I did not put it in.

it's too late now.

so in those moments is where the mental coach should enter,

so that you can see those aspects of the fight

and so that at the moment you are in the fight

that you know that you should apply here and what you shouldn't,

you have to dig deep, you have to know how to handle it. I think it's the basic part.

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