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The Alienist Soundtrack | OST Tracklist - Duration: 0:51.

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GRINGS - INTEGRAIS - O que a integral nos fornece - ( Aula 12 ) - Duration: 17:29.

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MINI BAGUETTE! No-Knead Overnight Dough Recipe - Duration: 6:16.

Dough: 375g all-purpose flour/plain flour, 5g instant dry yeast, 5g salt, 280ml warm water.

Stir ingredients until just combined

Cover overnight at room temperature (my room temp. is about 20°C)

The next morning fold the dough by lifting it up overlapping each other. The dough is soft & sticky.

On a floured surface fold the dough forms a ball.

Divide into 4 pieces

Flatten & fold each dough form oval buns

Roll the buns on both ends forming a tail

On a baking tray dusted with flour

Cover for an hour. Heat oven 230°C (corrected). A small empty baking pan on the bottom of the oven.

Make a few slash on top about 7mm deep

Insert the dough into the oven. Pour 150ml hot water into an empty pan on the bottom (baking steam method). Close oven immediately.

Bake at 230°C for 10 minutes turn to 210°C for 10 minutes or until golden brown

The slash created the 'ear'

Crusty outside chewy inside with a hollow sound when you tap it

Check also 'Potato Baguette' video in the link

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girlfriends stinky flats and tan nylon pantyhose feet - Duration: 4:55.

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I Tried Cutting My Hair Off With A Sword Like Mulan - Duration: 9:28.

- [Crissy] We've been preparing for this moment,

there's no turning back now.

(dramatic music)

- [Crissy] Oh my god, that's my hair.

(mysterious music)

- Hey dudes,

welcome back to our labeutory.

I'm Chrissy.

- And I'm Cissy.

- So we were reading some of the comments on our last video

and a lot of you were saying some pretty interesting stuff.

- Like what?

- One comment was so bad it made our legal team cringe.

(dramatic music)

Can you cut your hair like Mulan from Disney

with one swift sword wave?

- This sounds extremely dangerous.

- So we knew we had to do it.

Here's the deal,

Mulan is a teen in a time when people

have to fight for their country.

So she's like oh shit dude,

I gotta like pretend to be a guy

so my dad doesn't die,

because I'm a boss bitch and I'm also really sweet.

There is a pivotal scene,

it's like pouring rain.

She hugs a pole,

runs fulls speed with drenched hair

into a pitch black room with nothing but a curtain.

She's like I'm gonna do it,

right here, right now.

Not with scissors,

fuck scissors.

Looks at herself in her sword reflection,

she's like shit I would look good with a bob.

Maybe, she didn't say that.

And then be like I'm just gonna cut it all off.

And then she just like puts in a high bun

and she's like bye.

Wait.

- I could do it.

- Dude, with a fucking sword?

- But I'd look cute with a bob.

- But, you might die

without a bob.

- Mulan.

- Alright, alright.

- Mulan.

- Alright, alright.

(fighting music)

- Ha.

- Hi.

- Hi, how's it going?

- Good, who are you?

- I am Master Bruce Wen from the Shaolin Temple in China.

- The movie Mulan.

Can you tell us a little bit about the Chinese history?

- Mulan took place during the Northern and Southern Dynasty.

And let me tell you how the dynasty work, okay?

If I happen to be the king of this dynasty, right?

If you wanna be the king,

you gotta kill me.

- Oh shit, baby.

In Mulan she cuts off her hair with a sword in one swipe.

Do you think that's possible?

- I think it is possible as long as she doesn't hold back.

- Oh, so it's up to you.

- As long as she has the strength.

It's up to her.

The person makes the weapon,

not the weapon makes the person.

- This is deep, Bruce.

- Yes.

- I'm feeling inspired and also like

I wanna kill someone at the same time.

(beep)

What are all the things that could possibly

go wrong cutting your hair with a sword?

- There's many possibilities.

If she done anything wrong,

she could easily cut her neck,

she could maybe accidentally cut her head,

or if the sword falls,

she could cut somebody else.

(scream)

I would say it is 90% to 100% dangerous.

At least.

So she's putting her life at risk for cutting her hair.

- Do you think a bob is worth it?

- Yeah.

(laughs)

- [Bruce] Today, we will be learning the straight sword,

which is one of the four major weapon of the martial arts.

- Cissy, ready to do this?

- Let's do this.

- It's very important that we don't die

'cause we only live once, right?

(dramatic music)

These weapon here is the old Chinese sword

that they use in Mulan.

- Cissy, hold it.

Which sword should Cissy use to cut her hair?

- According to her height,

(Cissy gasps)

this is what we call the double edge sword, okay?

See this is pink,

it's gonna turn red when there's blood.

- Oh.

- This one I have since (speaking foreign language).

Means the dragon within the dragon.

So the dragon within you.

- Being able to recreate this moment,

make Disney proud and make Mulan proud

by doing this over again,

is just something that dreams are made of.

- We will do our best to bring out a dragon in you.

- Yes, bitch.

Love it.

(rock music)

Cissy had to learn the basics

of martial arts sword fighting.

You know, you can't quite learn like thousands of years

worth of history in like a couple hours,

but Cissy fucking killed it.

- Two, three, go.

(chop)

(chop)

(chop)

- I was amazed that she was able to chop the wood in half.

- I couldn't help but be inspired.

To see her like actually moving around

in something that wasn't high heels

was a really big deal for me.

- In order to chop my hair with a sword,

there are several things that I'm gonna have to accomplish.

- I'd have to think about holding out my arm,

bending it at an angle so that

when the sword comes through it doesn't cut me.

And then at the same time,

come straight through my hair at a 45 degree angle.

So not 46, not 44,

but 45's the magic number for tomorrow.

- [Bruce] That's it.

You see how that works?

- Tomorrow is going to be very interesting.

Because you only get one shot, baby.

- Today is my last day seeing you as Cissy.

Tomorrow, I'll be seeing you as the legendary.

You know what's the difference

between a legend and legendary?

- The dary?

- Yes.

Tomorrow you're gonna be the legendary Mulan.

It is not a matter of how do I think

Cissy is gonna do tomorrow,

it is a matter of how she's gonna think

she's gonna do tomorrow.

- Am I just gonna kill myself?

Am I gonna give myself a bad haircut?

- She could accomplish the goal of cutting her hair

with a real sword if she believes that she could do it.

A warrior does not stop.

Mulan does not stop.

Mulan keeps on going.

I hope nobody dies in the set theater, okay? (chuckles)

- I'm ready.

Let's go. - Yes, let's do this.

- (clap) One. (clap)

two. (clap)

One. Two. (clap)

there you go. (clap)

Three, four. (clap)

There you go.

(clap)

- Cissy, you spent all day training with Bruce,

but today things are getting serious.

- I'm like legitimately nervous.

The sword is being sharpened today,

it's actually going to be a weapon.

There are people all around the set

just hoping I don't kill myself on accident.

- You won't, right?

I know this is fucking Disney and Disney seems chill,

but this experiment,

not chill at all.

We have to take serious safety precautions.

I'm not fucking around,

don't try this at home.

Teens, adults, babies,

you can't try it either.

What we're gonna do today to make sure no one dies,

we're going to have you wear full body armor,

protection around your neck,

arm protection,

we're not gonna cover the nails though

'cause those are cute.

Also your face is out 'cause you have to cut your hair,

so you can't wear a helmet

which is a precaution that we should have taken,

but we didn't, sorry.

But we do have a paramedic onsite

and you cannot get hurt.

We love you,

we want you to be here.

Ready to cut all this little hair off?

- Ready as I'm ever gonna be.

- Alright, let's go.

- We've been preparing for this moment,

it's finally here.

There's no turning back down noq.

(dramatic music)

(slice)

(gasp)

No.

That didn't happen.

(gasping)

It cut some of it.

It didn't go through all of it.

Oh my god, that's my hair.

Holy shit.

- You have half a bob.

- I have half of one?

- You have literally half a bob right now.

- I have half a bob.

- You have half a bob.

- Holy shit, I have a bob right now.

(laughter)

(rock music)

(slice)

(laughter)

(dramatic music)

(gasps)

She needs to really grip that hair tighter.

- We're gonna take a smaller portion.

- This is Cissy's fifth attempt.

She's gonna saw the shit out of her hair.

(sawing)

- It's all gone now.

(beep)

- Crissy, we kind of did it.

(Crissy squeals)

Oh my goodness.

Okay, what's happening here is a true diagonal.

Mulan did not look like that.

Since this turned out a little less than ideal,

we have David hear to fix it,

a professional hairstylist.

Hey. - Hey.

- Oh my gosh.

Okay, Anne Hackaway.

(laughter)

What happened here?

Are you ready to be transformed

into the real woman that you need to be?

- Just take me with you.

(David laughs)

- Get the bob of your dreams.

I'll just be here.

Cissy.

Are you ready for the final reveal?

'cause I know I am.

Cissy, show we your finished hair.

(party music)

(Chrissy gasps)

You high fashion woman.

Do a spinny, do a spinny.

More, more spinnies.

What did we learn from this?

Animation isn't real.

You gotta sit there and saw that shit off.

It also will look diagonal and really bad.

Let's go take hot pics off your hair.

- Yes.

♪ Who is that girl I see ♪

♪ Staring straight ♪

- (laughs) We ruined it.

♪ Who I am inside ♪

- Nothing's in there.

- Just a bunch of bones.

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The County Seat RS 2477 Roads Extended Interview - Duration: 24:17.

Welcome back to The County Seat this is the

part of the show with our new format where we

have a discussion what we consider to be

revered experts on our topic our topic today of

course being RS2477 Roads and the impact they

have had on Utah and joining us for our

conversation is Commissioner who is from what

I call the ground zero county Kane County

where most controversy started well over a

decade ago and Jim Matson is a Commissioner

in Kane County we also have David Halverson

who is legal counsel for the Public Lands

Coordinating Office PLPCO as its known. David

thank you for joining us.

Happy to be here.

Has the process of resolving the RS2477 from

the time that Jim's predecessor pulled up the

stakes and put down county road signs have we

made any progress at being really close or

having a system in place where we think we can

resolve the issue? I think as we start to look at

this issue a little more time and it started out as

a more or less an administrative kind of a

technical issue devolved into a legal challenge as

such we are seeing our way through that

process to the point where we can try to figure

out to maintain access if you look at a county

like ourselves its just under 4700 square miles

access is a big question and a big need we have

as we go through all of that. So we end up

becoming a preservation based county and area

or do we actually have set up so that our people

and our friends and visitors can actually enjoy

the total area that is out there. As long as there

is movement under foot to limit our ability to

travel to those areas we are going to conduct

our portion of this in terms of the lawsuit itself.

Like the video would say it's only a name

RS2477 vs. Title 5 who really cares. But to put

that in real context how much of your

transportation system literally has been

affected by this?

I have not looked at it from that standpoint in

numbers but it is well in excess of 80% so it is a

big ticket item for us.

And has most of this happened since the

monument was declared?

Started out before and then it became a

monument and now we have this going on and

continue at this extent that we have today.

There is the question about legal steps that are

surely going to be talked about the bellwether

roads or how do we deal with this things but

the size the number the mileage it's a big

question we need to make sure how to best

way to get at a resolution of that. Incidentally

we think we are right.

That's good you should think you are right if you

are going into a challenge. Just to bring this

into context because most of the people

watching this program right now do not live in

Kane county they live up here on the Wasatch

Front and they are thinking what do I care

about some dirt road to a windmill or a well

that some rancher uses twice a year. Can you

gentlemen give me some examples of RS2477

Roads that people from the Wasatch Front are

more likely to understand our RS2477 and could

be closed under a Title 5 category?

I think the Hole in the Rock Road in Kane County

is a prime example. Perhaps you can talk about

that more specifically. Given its location and

how it access the Eastern Side of the county and

its impacts are as far as getting down to the

National park and that portion of the hole in

the rock itself it provides that means by which

we can enjoy that eastern edge of our county as

it also impacts Garfield County so this is not just

a Kane County issue as such its very much a big

part of that.

Roads like the Hole in the Rock Road are a great

one for tourists all over the state come to use.

It's a historical site that people like to visit and

that is one of our roads. We do have roads that

are used less often but we have roads that are

used every day or roads that are very commonly

used by people all over by tourists by ranchers

farmers there are roads there is a town in

Tooele County that I have been to where the

only way to get there is on a RS2477 Road and

it's a good road but if you close that road the

people that lived in that town could not get in

and out and so it's not just roads that are out in

the middle of nowhere at nobody uses or only

gets very sporadic use but is also roads that are

used frequently that are vital to the people that

live locally but also people that live here in the

Wasatch Front that like to go there and recreate

see the land.

Prior to Mayer Workman I believe Salt Lake

County had some RS2477 roads that were

abandoned during her administration is that

correct?

I'm not sure I know Utah County has Rs2477

roads so it is not just in Southern Utah are in

the rural counties we have in our litigation that

we are pursuing now we have 22 counties and

about 12,000 roads across the state and so it is

not just in Kane County or just in the counties in

Southern Utah but it's all over the state that it's

a prime concern for the counties to make sure

that the preserve access. A lot of these

counties have such a high percentage of BLM

land that if we do not have the roads they

cannot access the land there is not much good

to having the land if you cannot get to it and

use it.

So somebody listening to this, get off if what is

the likelihood that a current title 5 road that has

been historically used is going to get closed. Is

that even a possibility or are we just tilting at

windmills here and it is not really an issue.

Well there have been roads that have been

closed that is definitely the case and both BLM

and the forest service there is a steady push to

close roads in certain areas. It's not we are

worried that they are going to close all 12,000

roads and there are certain roads that are

certainly not top priority for the BLM to close

but there is that risk and the state and counties

want to be proactive we have to show that

roads were used prior to 1976 so the longer we

wait the harder it is to gather that testimony

and to gather that evidence. So if we wait

another 10 years and then BLM decides they

want to close the at road we are making it so

much harder on ourselves to be able to collect

that testimony.

As a legal counsel do you find it difficult for you

to prove up road use ten years prior that you

can go and look at a 1966 US geological survey

map you can look at a Rand McNally Road atlas

and see a route published on a map and that is

not enough evidence to prove that the road was

in use prior to 1976 its even further for the

forest service isn't it?

Yes, for most of our RS2477 claimed roads are

on the BLM because forest service were set

aside even earlier so those are even harder to

get through this litigation but the maps are not

always sufficient and so we do need that

testimony as well that is why we go out and we

do probably about 150 depositions a year in

different counties across the state trying to

collect testimony of those people that were

there prior to 1976 that were using the roads

really for any public use. They could have been

archers or farmers they could be out hunting

recreating driving around seeing the sites.

It boggles my mind though that if the

government acknowledged them on a map that

would not be sufficient proof to say well there it

is if I were a judge looking at it and I was trying

to solve a spat between somebody saying that's

not a road that you get a claim to because it

was not prior to 1966 and am looking at a 1952

map and I go well it's here and it's on your map

Mr. government logically that seems to me it

would be evidence.

I have always been surprise by how loath the

federal government is to admit any of these

roads. There are certainly roads that are in

dispute that we should have some litigation

over or should have a court to help us but there

are RS2477 roads that are paved roads that are

highway roads that are utilized almost every

day and the government still will not even

admit those roads. I have that same kind of

frustration sometimes there should be some

roads that reasonable minds be able to sit down

and say nobody disputes this is a road the

public has been using for decades it's been on

maps from 66 it been on the pioneers used it in

Kane County when they first got there.

Do you think the federal government is just at a

point that they are thinking I don't want to give

up the control just in case some day I want to

do something different I want to boot out Best

Friends Animal Sanctuary so I don't want them

to have access to their kitty kennels because

that is an RS2477 road up to there.

You bet, up Angel Canyon so we have other

roads like that same situation been around and

used for however long. So what is the issue? Is

it title? Is it access? What is the agenda what is

the federal government trying to accomplish

here. It's interesting to me whenever I think

about this way back in the 1800's there the

federal government sold lands in order to fund

federal government operations. So if you

bought a piece of real estate back in the back

country somewhere had to figure out how to

guarantee access and often times these are the

very same roads that the federal government

are trying to keep us from having title to. So it

just does not add up in a logical way.

Up until 1976 the federal government was

trying to promote building and using the road.

That is why our RS2477 was passed that is why

it was on the books for 100 years because they

wanted people to build roads to be able to have

access to the federal lands. It was not until 76

we see the shift in the federal government's

position of wanting to hold on and being much

more reticent to allow access and grant title.

That does not seem like a shift that seems like a

major seismic event. Overnight in September

76 it's almost like it took a 180 degree turn but

it took a little while to manifest it wasn't the

first real challenge on this when Garfield county

paved the Bur Trial road down through the dry

canyon.

Yes, it goes back to that period of time in the

early 90's that whole issues so it raised the

whole thing so to me personally I think it's a

bad faith effort on behalf of the federal

government to deny access to those areas that

have been accessed since the 1900's.

Bad faith effort I just heard that in a court case

recently I won't go there. The question is what

makes us have to litigate this. If you had

change in administration like we currently have

and they went okay well I guess you are right

couldn't they just stipulate this and it would be

over couldn't the BLM just say we stipulate we

will sign a record decision saying that we are

recognizing the county's right of way based on

the law based on the criteria that the state gave

and just not have to do this whole testimony

thing.

Yes, I think they could say only a court can

adjudicate and definitively declare that a road is

a RS2477 road that may be the case that the

court can say this is an RS2477 but there are

lots of other methods that the BLM or the

federal government has to quite title to disclaim

title to recognize the state and the county's

claim.

It would seem to me that if Salt Lake County

could abandon their RS2477 claims that it

would be equally true that the Bureau of Land

Management or the federal government could

abandon its title 5 claims. It seems to me that

should be an equal footing.

They take them away. Just limit access all

together. Some goofy administration in the

future could say we want to turn he whole

place into primitive, therefore you are not

welcome out here.

If you were to shut off all the disputed roads in

Kane county the ones you are challenging if

they were to all go away what kind of impact

would that have on your county?

I think the impact would be huge not only from

the standpoint from people that have an

expectation to be able to be out there but what

about the whole effort in terms of law

enforcement search and rescue all the rest of it

we need to have access to and be able to

manage ourselves in an effective way and

fashion. Say hey its bad faith all the way

through.

Some of these roads like I said the only way to

get to these areas is are these roads. I

remember doing a deposition of a family in

grand county they were getting a little older

and they have an adult son who is disabled and

they love to out in the country but they cannot

hike or backpack into the backcountry they can

do it in a truck they can do it on 4 wheeler so

they love to be out there but closing these

roads to only back packers is really limiting it to

a very small percentage of people who love to

be out there in the country.

I take a look at Kane and San Juan County look

at the road system I think a backpacker would

be cutting themselves short it literally seems to

me if they took the entire transportation

system that is in dispute and closed it it would

actually bite the hand that's been so excited

about having them maintain the control and

manage the access because their access would

be cut off too. I do not think there is a possible

way that you could hike across Kane County

from Johnson Canyon road to Ticaboo in any

season in the year and survive. Is there?

I wouldn't try it.

Even if you are young and 25 and back pack all

the time there are places if they had red rock

wilderness I do not know how you would ever

even access all that land I guess that doesn't

matter you just never know what was

happening out there. Where do we go from

here? The depositions are obviously very

important but do you think the other side is

using this as a timing strategy just to wait out

until everybody who can make testimony dies

off.

It's hard to know why they are slow walking it

why it is taking so long. Commissioner Matson

mentioned earlier the bellwether process and

that is part of the litigation that is starting to

proceed more quickly this year we are going to

take about dozen roads and starting focus in

Kane County and we will be able to try some of

the legal issues that are still in dispute or still

unclear and be able to resolve those I think that

will really help us to get moving along. We have

been collecting all this testimony but there is

still a lot of legal issues that we are unsure

about. Things like the scope of the road, how

wide or what counts as public use is it farmers

and ranchers do they count as public use how

many people do we have to testify to a road

and we are going to focus on these 12 roads

and get some decisions and adjudication on

some of those roads so that we can then apply

those legal theories and that framer work to all

12,000 roads.

If they only adjudicate one point per argument

though it's still going to be laboriously long

bankrupting decades approach to solve the

problem are we looking at saying lets solve all

of these issues at once?

I think we will try to hit all the main legal issues

that we are unsure about in this bell weather

process. I do not think anybody want to

adjudicate 12,000 roads but if we can solve

some of the legal issues and get answers to

some of those questions then perhaps we can

sit down and say okay this road qualifies

because we have the legal framework and that

has been clarified by the courts. So we can take

these 12 and take what we have learned in

deciding those 12 and apply them to all of our

other cases.

If this was a perfect world scenario and you got

to a point where every time you made a court

challenge you won, some people are gasping

that is said that and falling off chairs and write

nasty emails to me but if you got to that point

where you were in that situation would you be

able to just have them say there is no way we

can win let's just not litigate it anymore. Let's

just sign a ROD, a Record of Decision.

Yes, or a disclaimer of interest there are

different ways the federal government could

kind of say and recognize our claim or stop

fighting it there are certainly ways they could

do that.

So the ball is really in their court. They have the

power administratively to put an end to this just

by changing their tactic or is it still going to be

forced into courts.

They also have budget that makes you wonder

how much are they interested in expending on

the question. I think it's so wrong.

I can think of a half dozen other people I have

talked to put right in that chair you are and they

would say this is the most right thing to do

because counties should not be trusted with

having ownership of any roads they will just

abuse them.

I would welcome them to come into our county

and learn more about it.

I think there is some misconception about the

roads themselves. I think it is important to note

these are roads that have been there they are

not new roads we are not cutting paths through

wilderness or through undisturbed territory.

The other issue it's not that we own the land we

get a right of way which means that state and

the county gets to share a right of way that the

public can use but there are still limits on how

that right of way is used we cannot nor do we

want to turn every dirt road into a 2 land

highway there are limits on how wide it can be

on how far you can go off the road things like

that so it sometimes people that do not like

RS4277 like to paint the picture that we are

going to pave every road that is out there and

turn every little cow trail into a 2 lane highway

that is simply not the case.

What do communities that re going to be

affected by this what do they need to be doing

right now?

I think stay informed on what the situation is

and make sure that your point of view and

whatever it is that is of value to you is

understood and express those pro or con but

get more directly involved instead of making

this a media event and we all end up looking at

this as if we live along paved highways and the

backcountry is off limits we just need to have

more direct investment in that kind of a process

by our local residents.

Making your opinion known to your elected

representatives is very important and I also

mention the depositions that we are taking we

are always looking for new witnesses people

that were out on those roads prior top 1976 if

people are interested in sharing their life

experiences and their use of the roads that

would be a great to contact the state.

Let's take a time check on where we are the

depositions have bene going on a decade.

Not quite that long but have been going on for a

few years.

How young can somebody be before their

testimony does not count?

They have to be at least 60 years old when we

take their deposition. It is important as we are

going back before 1976 we understand that the

younger you get the less likely you were out on

those roads prior to 1976. But the way the court

has allowed us to take depositions is that we

are allowed to take people who are 60 years or

older.

Okay does the other side get to depose them at

the same time?

They are present for the depositions they can

ask those questions and ask them about the use

of the roads and mostly the state that is taking

charge of those depositions.

So I am a 80 years old women and I think I

would like to help to protect access to the place

our families used but I am afraid of being

deposed and having bright lights and people

interrogating me what is it like?

That's a great question it's a pretty informal

process. It is not antagonistic the federal

government that is there and the

environmental groups that represented are not

asking a lot of tough grilling questions. It's

really a conversation between myself for

example if I am the attorney there and the

witness. To ask you a questions of do we go

road by road and want to get your life story we

want to learn why you were out on the roads

we want to learn were you hunting, fishing was

this a favorite spot that you like to go because it

has a great view point. Was it something that

you went to check your cattle we just talk about

why you were there what you remember how

often you were on those roads and almost like a

family history.

Some people may be afraid if they do not have

really good recall that they could be convicted

of lying to the federal government that seem to

be a pretty popular theme these days is that

really a risk with this if they do not remember

clearly.

No, we just want your best testimony your best

recollection. If we talk and you say I do not

remember a road we say fine let's move on to

the next one and we want to get your best

understanding. We know we are talking about

things that happened decades ago and you are

under oath but we are just asking for your best

recollection of what those roads meant to you

how you use them in your life.

Those areas are already under land

management plans that protect the resources

protect the areas such there is no real big

chance for mischief to take place other than

why can't we have access? It's being taken care

of in a very adequate land management process

I fail to understand why we are even messing

around with this like we are.

Jim, what would happen to recreational access

in your county if these roads were closed?

Would it change the nature of how people

recreate in your county.

Yes, I think access has been a major factor to

that same question and it's been increasing as

we go along too. We can take a look at our

revenues that collected on restaurants and

hotel taxes based on the people that come to

visit are unique areas so all of the sudden the

access is limited what are we support to do? Do

we go to the Grand Canyon instead no I think

we need to visit and look at our own areas I

think that will be a big factor?

Gentlemen thank you for taking the time to talk

to us about this, it's been a very good

conversation.

Bringing this to a personal point when we come

back from our break we are going to talk to

somebody who has been deeply involved in the

RS2477 process and what its impact potentially

and literally means to him. Stay with us here on

The County Seat.

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Uuna Scenario Guide | Unlocking : A Dark Place Scenario | World Of Warcraft - Duration: 10:06.

Hello and welcome guys, So in this video I will guide you through

the clues that will unlock the Unaa Scenario.

If you don't have Uuna you gotta get her by killing The Many-Faced Deviourer on Antoran

Wastes, however to be able to kill this elite you gotta summon it or get someone else to

do it.

This probably wont be the best guide on youtube but I hope you guys will enjoy it.

Once you summon her for the very first time she will have some dialogue you can read,

you will than have to use 3 different emotes in the following order: the first one being

the /whistle, hear her out before you use the 2nd emote which is the /roar following

with a /cry.

After you have read all of her dialogues head out to the middle of shattrath city were A'Dal

is located.

She will tell you that the light is too bright before she runs away but don't worry you

will still be able to summon her.

You now have to search for another light that's not as bright which is located in Ashenvale.

When you get there make sure to walk into the light where she will mention her doll

Nuu.

Nuu is located on Mac'Aree so now we gotta get back to argus to get her doll, BUT before

you do that make sure to buy a glider because you will defiantly need one.

Once you reach the floating isle in Mac'aree simply walk up to the doll where she will

mention stars and shes apparently referring to her wand that's located in Bloodmyst

isle off we go.

When you get to bloodmyst isle you will see a table that you simply have to walk up to

in order to trigger the next clue, also notice that shes actually using the wand, which will

be usefull later on.

Our next journey take us to shadowmoon valley in dreanor so you can either you user favorite

heartstone to the lovly garrison or get there some other way.

Once you reach the location you will see a crown on a table of some sort that Uuna wants,

but don't walk away immediately, wait a few mins to trigger the next clue where she

will be taken by the darkness.

To get the next clue, well there isent any easy way to say this but you gotta fly up

and kill yourself because our next clue comes from a spirit healer.

The spirit will tell us that she has heard some cries and that our friend is located

in a place where the barriere between the realms of life and death are thin

So its time to head out to Dragonblight in Northerend,

When you get to the location in Dragonblight make sure to click on the crystal to access

the scenario.

Once you get teleported walk up to uuna place a campfire and cheer at her to start the minigame.

You have to keep the void like creatures away from her by walking in to them, however do

yourself a favor and make a hug macro because you will need to use it once she says "uuna

hugs you".

If you fail the scenario don't worry, you can do it again.

After you complete the scenario you will have to take uuna on a world tour, however I wont

be showing you the locations but I will leave the cords down in the description below.

So, That's it for this video guys, I hope you enjoyed it and if you did make sure to

give it a big thumbs up and consider subscriping to my channel if you want to keep up with

my latest videos, see you next time.

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How to Make Fabric on a Loom | The Goods - Duration: 3:42.

I'm making fabric look at this

Using a loom was something that I never tried before

and today Helen Dryfeld is gonna give me a lesson on the loom

Helen, thank you so much for having me to your studio here it is incredibly

inspiring. So describe what you do and who you are as an artist

I'm an emerging

artist and I work primarily with hand-woven textiles and I create

installations, open form sculptures, sometimes wall based works

And then you've got some here which to me this feels very like much like fabric

Yeah, basically taking a an image I photographed and then manipulating it

and creating it into cloth.

Oh, wow from a photograph then you create this on the

loom, I presume, okay.

Definitely, so today we'll be sampling we will be doing

little experiments and those usually help me inform something larger afterwards

Can we meet the loom?

Yep, definitely let's go

Before we get

started we have to create what are these called?

Those are the warp threads so we have to set them up and we're gonna do that just

over here

We're basically choosing or setting our

length for our textile right now, okay

Now your turn

I'm gonna give this a try and I'm going

You're gonna go over top

Over top yep

Over top

Over top

It's like doing like an infinity

Ohhhh

So under

Over

Over.. yeah you got it yeah

Infinity

Infinity, I get it

So now that we've created our length of our thread for the

warp we're now going to go set it up on the table loom

We have here the

harnesses which are like neighborhoods and then we have our citizens which are

the hetal's

Does each thread go through a citizen

Yes

Okay and then what do we have here in the end?

And then here we have the

reed and each thread goes through each of these slots which is called a dent

I noticed that every thread has gone through every reed you need to do that?

You can skip some so that'll create a more open weave or a tighter weave

So here we have the floor loom it's already been set up there's a header here can be

any type of material it just basically makes it ready to weave.

You have your boat shuttle with the bobbin already wound with the fabric or the yarn rather

And you're gonna press down on one and three at the same time

So like an organ these

pedals

Exactly

You got it

And then you're gonna pass it through and then

you're gonna take the beater which is this and you're gonna smush the threads

and then you're gonna keep it smushed and then switch to the two and four on

the bottom there

Then you want to move it back

and you're gonna go back through again

Then you slide it through again

Slide it through again

So basically at this point it's all about repetition correct?

At this point yea

Can I just say that this would take me 17 years to create a hand towel

I'm making fabric look at this

I'm making fabric

So I think I've got the hang of this, can we switch up the colours?

For sure

How much do you think I could get for this piece?

I don't know it's yours to

keep so do it for free today

I'm gonna sell this online so here I'm gonna

continue on because I got to make a duvet cover out of this if you don't mind

Sounds good, I'll leave you to it

Just leave the keys as well I'll be here for a while

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The County Seat RS 2477 Roads - Duration: 28:51.

it was William Shakespeare who said a rose by

any other name would still smell as sweet. But

when it comes to a road well the names really

do count. Hi everybody welcome to the County

seat today I'm your host Chad booth. Today on

our program we are going to tackle the issue of

RS 2477 roads and the impact that they have

on rural Utah. Now, some of what we are going

to look at is on a very personal level and some

of it is at a policy level. But to begin the

conversation we really need to understand a

little bit about RS 2477 roads. And so that we

are not leaving anybody behind who's not been

in on these conversations in our previous

episodes we are introducing Brigham Larson

whose a new member of the County seat team.

And we've tasked him to go out and learn about

RS 2477 roads and to share a fresh perspective

of somebody who's just introduced to the topic

with all of the. Here's Brigham.

Thanks Chad. I'm Brigham Larsen and I have to

admit that I was confused about RS2477 roads

for a long time. They're a pretty big deal in rural

counties but I never really understood why until

I started digging a bit deeper, and what I found

was surprising. Now I've done the research so

you don't have to. Let me show you what I

found.

In the decade following the Civil War, the

United States turned its attention to settling the

vast territories of the west. In 1862 The

homestead act was passed allowing anyone,

black or white, male or female, who had not

taken up arms against the U.S. during the war,

to cultivate up to 640 acres of land in exchange

for ownership.

Accessing the land required roads but the

federal government lacked the resources to

build them. So in the Mining Act of 1872 they

included a provision called Revised Statute 2477

that allowed anyone who built a road on

undesignated federal land to receive a right of

way title to that road in exchange for building it.

So in essence, when a state, county, or city built

or blazed a road route or trail, they were given

a property ownership right in exchange for

having built it.

That all changed in 1976 with the passage of the

Federal Lands Policy Management Act, or

FLPMA as it is more commonly known. The new

law put an end to homesteading everywhere

except Alaska and changed the development of

roads from being a local decision to a federal

permission. So from October 21st 1976

forward, all new roads would require a permit

from the federal government.

These roads are known as Title 5 roads. They

are significantly different than RS-2477 roads,

not in what they do or how they look, but in

who owns them. With an RS2477 road it is

owned by the entity that built it and has

maintained it.

A title 5 road is a permitted road, which is

exactly as it sounds, one that the federal

government permits to be used, maintained or

improved. However if for any reason they feel

that the permitted use is no longer beneficial,

they can close it at will and a local community

can't do anything about it.

Since the passage of Federal Lands Policy

Management Act, land agencies have refused to

recognize ANY of the existing roads prior to

1976 as RS2477 unless a court forces them to,

which seems odd as many of the roads the

federal government refuses to recognize can be

found on U.S. Government maps.

So you might be asking, "What difference does

it make?" Well it makes a big difference in

counties where federal land agencies control

large portions of land, and thus major portions

of a county transportation system. If a federal

land agency decides to change the use of the

land and remove motorized travel, with a Title 5

road there is nothing to stop them. If however

the road is recognized as an RS-2477, the

federal government can't close the road since

they don't own it.

If you think this is a moot point, look at Kane

County who lost 40% of their transportation

system when the Grand Staircase Escalante

National Monument was created. Monument

managers refused to recognize the county's

rights of way under RS2477. This has had a

significant impact on the county's ability to

access and maintain a viable transportation

system for ranching, recreation and other

purposes.

So you can see why the term RS 2477 means so

much to rural communities and why they're

willing to fight so hard to assert their rights. If

your neighborhood street could be shut down

without you or your local representatives being

able to do anything about it, you'd probably put

up a fight too. We'll go into a bit more detail in

our Panel discussion and look at how these RS

2477 court battles have been fought and won

throughout the west. I'm Brigham Larsen. We'll

be right back with more of the County Seat.

Welcome back to The County Seat this is the

part of the show with our new format where we

have a discussion what we consider to be

revered experts on our topic our topic today of

course being RS2477 Roads and the impact they

have had on Utah and joining us for our

conversation is Commissioner who is from what

I call the ground zero county Kane County

where most controversy started well over a

decade ago and Jim Matson is a Commissioner

in Kane County we also have David Halverson

who is legal counsel for the Public Lands

Coordinating Office PLPCO as its known. David

thank you for joining us.

Happy to be here.

Has the process of resolving the RS2477 from

the time that Jim's predecessor pulled up the

stakes and put down county road signs have we

made any progress at being really close or

having a system in place where we think we can

resolve the issue? I think as we start to look at

this issue a little more time and it started out as

a more or less an administrative kind of a

technical issue devolved into a legal challenge as

such we are seeing our way through that

process to the point where we can try to figure

out to maintain access if you look at a county

like ourselves its just under 4700 square miles

access is a big question and a big need we have

as we go through all of that. So we end up

becoming a preservation based county and area

or do we actually have set up so that our people

and our friends and visitors can actually enjoy

the total area that is out there. As long as there

is movement under foot to limit our ability to

travel to those areas we are going to conduct

our portion of this in terms of the lawsuit itself.

into context because most of the people

watching this program right now do not live in

Kane county they live up here on the Wasatch

Front and they are thinking what do I care

about some dirt road to a windmill or a well

that some rancher uses twice a year. Can you

gentlemen give me some examples of RS2477

Roads that people from the Wasatch Front are

more likely to understand our RS2477 and could

be closed under a Title 5 category?

I think the Hole in the Rock Road in Kane County

is a prime example. Perhaps you can talk about

that more specifically. Given its location and

how it access the Eastern Side of the county and

its impacts are as far as getting down to the

National park and that portion of the hole in

the rock itself it provides that means by which

we can enjoy that eastern edge of our county as

it also impacts Garfield County so this is not just

a Kane County issue as such its very much a big

part of that.

Roads like the Hole in the Rock Road are a great

one for tourists all over the state come to use.

It's a historical site that people like to visit and

that is one of our roads. We do have roads that

are used less often but we have roads that are

used every day or roads that are very commonly

used by people all over by tourists by ranchers

farmers there are roads there is a town in

Tooele County that I have been to where the

only way to get there is on a RS2477 Road and

it's a good road but if you close that road the

people that lived in that town could not get in

and out and so it's not just roads that are out in

the middle of nowhere at nobody uses or only

gets very sporadic use but is also roads that are

used frequently that are vital to the people that

live locally but also people that live here in the

Wasatch Front that like to go there and recreate

see the land.

Prior to Mayer Workman I believe Salt Lake

County had some RS2477 roads that were

abandoned during her administration is that

correct?

I'm not sure I know Utah County has Rs2477

roads so it is not just in Southern Utah are in

the rural counties we have in our litigation that

we are pursuing now we have 22 counties and

about 12,000 roads across the state and so it is

not just in Kane County or just in the counties in

Southern Utah but it's all over the state that it's

a prime concern for the counties to make sure

that the preserve access. A lot of these

counties have such a high percentage of BLM

land that if we do not have the roads they

cannot access the land there is not much good

to having the land if you cannot get to it and

use it.

Do you think the federal government is just at a

point that they are thinking I don't want to give

up the control just in case some day I want to

do something different I want to boot out Best

Friends Animal Sanctuary so I don't want them

to have access to their kitty kennels because

that is an RS2477 road up to there.

You bet, up Angel Canyon so we have other

roads like that same situation been around and

used for however long. So what is the issue? Is

it title? Is it access? What is the agenda what is

the federal government trying to accomplish

here. It's interesting to me whenever I think

about this way back in the 1800's there the

federal government sold lands in order to fund

federal government operations. So if you

bought a piece of real estate back in the back

country somewhere had to figure out how to

guarantee access and often times these are the

very same roads that the federal government

are trying to keep us from having title to. So it

just does not add up in a logical way.

Up until 1976 the federal government was

trying to promote building and using the road.

That is why our RS2477 was passed that is why

it was on the books for 100 years because they

wanted people to build roads to be able to have

access to the federal lands. It was not until 76

we see the shift in the federal government's

position of wanting to hold on and being much

more reticent to allow access and grant title.

That does not seem like a shift that seems like a

major seismic event. Overnight in September

76 it's almost like it took a 180 degree turn but

it took a little while to manifest it wasn't the

first real challenge on this when Garfield county

paved the Bur Trial road down through the dry

canyon.

Yes, it goes back to that period of time in the

early 90's that whole issues so it raised the

whole thing so to me personally I think it's a

bad faith effort on behalf of the federal

government to deny access to those areas that

have been accessed since the 1900's.

Kane county the ones you are challenging if

they were to all go away what kind of impact

would that have on your county?

I think the impact would be huge not only from

the standpoint from people that have an

expectation to be able to be out there but what

about the whole effort in terms of law

enforcement search and rescue all the rest of it

we need to have access to and be able to

manage ourselves in an effective way and

fashion. Say hey its bad faith all the way

through.

Some of these roads like I said the only way to

get to these areas is are these roads. I

remember doing a deposition of a family in

grand county they were getting a little older

and they have an adult son who is disabled and

they love to out in the country but they cannot

hike or backpack into the backcountry they can

do it in a truck they can do it on 4 wheeler so

they love to be out there but closing these

roads to only back packers is really limiting it to

a very small percentage of people who love to

be out there in the country.

What do communities that re going to be

affected by this what do they need to be doing

right now?

I think stay informed on what the situation is

and make sure that your point of view and

whatever it is that is of value to you is

understood and express those pro or con but

get more directly involved instead of making

this a media event and we all end up looking at

this as if we live along paved highways and the

backcountry is off limits we just need to have

more direct investment in that kind of a process

by our local residents.

Making your opinion known to your elected

representatives is very important and I also

mention the depositions that we are taking we

are always looking for new witnesses people

that were out on those roads prior top 1976 if

people are interested in sharing their life

experiences and their use of the roads that

would be a great to contact the state.

Let's take a time check on where we are the

depositions have bene going on a decade.

Not quite that long but have been going on for a

few years.

How young can somebody be before their

testimony does not count?

They have to be at least 60 years old when we

take their deposition. It is important as we are

going back before 1976 we understand that the

younger you get the less likely you were out on

those roads prior to 1976. But the way the court

has allowed us to take depositions is that we

are allowed to take people who are 60 years or

older.

Okay does the other side get to depose them at

the same time?

They are present for the depositions they can

ask those questions and ask them about the use

of the roads and mostly the state that is taking

charge of those depositions.

So I am a 80 years old women and I think I

would like to help to protect access to the place

our families used but I am afraid of being

deposed and having bright lights and people

interrogating me what is it like?

That's a great question it's a pretty informal

process. It is not antagonistic the federal

government that is there and the

environmental groups that represented are not

asking a lot of tough grilling questions. It's

really a conversation between myself for

example if I am the attorney there and the

witness. To ask you a questions of do we go

road by road and want to get your life story we

want to learn why you were out on the roads

we want to learn were you hunting, fishing was

this a favorite spot that you like to go because it

has a great view point. Was it something that

you went to check your cattle we just talk about

why you were there what you remember how

often you were on those roads and almost like a

family history.

Some people may be afraid if they do not have

really good recall that they could be convicted

of lying to the federal government that seem to

be a pretty popular theme these days is that

really a risk with this if they do not remember

clearly.

No, we just want your best testimony your best

recollection. If we talk and you say I do not

remember a road we say fine let's move on to

the next one and we want to get your best

understanding. We know we are talking about

things that happened decades ago and you are

under oath but we are just asking for your best

recollection of what those roads meant to you

how you use them in your life.

Gentlemen thank you for taking the time to talk

to us about this, it's been a very good

conversation. You have seen an edited portion

if you would like to see the entire discussion

you can go to our YouTube page or our website

or Facebook and follow us there and we

encourage you to follow The County Seat and

you will be able to see the entire conversation.

Bringing this to a personal point when we come

back from our break we are going to talk to

somebody who has been deeply involved in the

RS2477 process and what its impact potentially

and literally means to him. Stay with us here on

The County Seat.

Chad booth:

welcome back to the County seat we are talking

today about RS 2477 roads. Now it's one thing

for us to sit and talk about policy and for us to be

in our own living rooms looking out at this

problem. It's another if you live in a rural

community and the roads, and their access

directly affects you. Well, we know one such

person his name is Mark Habbeshaw and he

was a former Kane County Commissioner who

originally led the charge to protect road rights

and it has had an impact as that County lost

nearly 60% of their transportation system with

the creation of the grand staircase.

Mark Habbeshaw:

The Tribune referred to us as scofflaws, and

lawbreakers.

Our lifestyle and quality of life is very different

than that in the Wasatch front and that needs to

be considered in dealing with issues in a rural

county.

We have an excess of 700 dirt roads that the

public can enjoy, and they link Kane and

Garfield and Washington County and Arizona to

astounding recreational opportunities

sense 1866 with the passage of the mining act

that contained revised statute 2477 the federal

government offered an easement a right-of-way

across federally managed lands as a public

highway. That tradition went on for over 100

years really without much controversy all. In

1997 however then, Interior Sec. Babbitt passed

oppressive regulations that eviscerated RS

2477.

When the grand staircase Escalante national

Monument plan was completed it took over

administrative jurisdiction of all County roads

within the monument and they began signing our

County roads and that led to us asking them to

remove their signs, they didn't do that, and we

ultimately removed their federal signs that were

obstructing and interfering with travel along our

County roads, operated under federal law mind

you, that's critically important.

Were ultimately vindicated when the 10th circuit

court of appeals in a decision completely

overturned federal judge Tena Campbell's

injunction against Kane County. She stated that

we had no jurisdiction on any of these roads

across the Government managed lands without

quiet title.

The 10th circuit says not so fast.

It's also interesting to note that the 2 1/2 years

that we were under federal judge Tena

Campbell's injunction saying that we have no

jurisdiction on the roads and that we couldn't

maintain them, and we didn't maintain them for

two and half years and neither did the federal

government maintain them although they

claimed jurisdiction and in administrative control

over them, they claimed they didn't have the

money.

The roads form the lifeblood of the County.

This is a large County and there are private land

holdings it's important to access the federally

managed lands and so the roads are extremely

important to the lifestyle of a County, the culture

the customs the traditions of the County as well

as the economic value of roads.

The personal satisfaction of primarily the roads,

but also including the back country it's difficult to

put into words but it is a sense of freedom, it's

also the physical health that's involved in getting

out in the backcountry and various activities

because if you ride a motorcycle and ATV, you

hike you ride a horse, you mountain bike.

You're using your body and your muscles and

your brain in a way that's invigorating and it's

challenging to master those types of recreational

opportunities.

If you just pictured this land without any roads

across it what would you have? A vast

emptiness really.

Chad booth:

well there you have it at a personal level. If you

have personal experience with RS 2477 roads

or roads you used to ride on as a kid and are

now closed, we'd like to hear from you about it.

As a matter of fact more importantly then you

sharing it with us on the County seat through our

social media pages. It would be really good if

you would arrange to share that testimony with

somebody at the public lands policy coordinating

office. They're collecting testimony that can be

used in court to sure up RS 2477 rights. We'll be

right back with the County seat and some final

thoughts.

Chad Booth:

Well that's it for our show on RS 2477, Let's

stop where we are and look back down the road

and see how far we've come. For those of you

who have never discussed this before or joined

us for the conversation, Brigham Larsen gave us

a review of what has happened and how we got

to this point on RS-2477.

We took a personal look at how they affect

people in our conversation with Mark

Habbeshaw. And we talked about, with our

guests the policy decisions of how we are going

to overcome fighting these, in the courts road

by road, case by case. Because that will take

thousands of years and billions of dollars.

There's got to be a better way to do it, we

would love to have you share your comments

on our Facebook page. And we'll look for you

next week, on The County Seat.

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Team EnVyUs - The Blueprint - Episode 50 - Duration: 2:03.

It's Fazing in New Orleans Do ya fuel me?

And our giveaway is capped off.

Join me here in Dallas for this weeks ice blueprint

At the CWL New Orleans – The Call Of Duty boys went from pool play to playing out of

the lower bracket and started off with a 3-0 win over Enigma 6.

We were eliminated with a 1-3 loss to Faze and finished up in 9th-12th place.

Next up is Cod World League Stage 1, set to begin January 23rd at the MLG arena in Columbus,

Ohio.

In Counter-strike news.

The ELEAGUE Major Challenger Stage, started in Atlanta with losses to Cloud 9 and Renegades

on Cache, followed by a 16-13 win over Flash.

On the final day, we fell to Quantum Bellator Fire on Inferno with Coach Malek standing

in for an ailing RPK.

With that, we were eliminated from the ELEAGUE Major.

Please send your best wishes to RPK as he continues to recover.

Over, in the Overwatch League: (see what I did there?)

It was a slow start for the Dallas Fuel in the opening week as we fell 1-2 to Seoul Dynasty

and 0-3 to Los Angeles Valiant.

Week 2 is already upon us and we start the week with an unfortunate 0-4 loss to the Houston

outlaws.

We play gain January 19th at 10pm CST.

The winner of the Envy hat is james548.

And the Dallas Fuel hat goes to Jack Themarshmellow.

We will be doing more Smore giveaways in the future.

That's it for this week guys.

Kind of a cold start to a cold new year.

Well be back on next week's blueprint.

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WINTER TRY ON CLOTHING HAUL: AE, URBAN OUTFITTERS, SHOP DEVI, AND MORE! - Duration: 11:01.

Hello guys!

Welcome back!

Today I'm going to be doing a winter try-on haul.

I bought myself really cool, wintery stuff that are perfect for the weather, and they're also comfy!

I had my allowance money and money that I got from Christmas,

and I bought myself all of this stuff that you're gonna see.

Just wait a minute. I'll show you in a minute.

I've got...

Let's see.

I don't know how many items there are, but it's a lot!

Ok, um...

I'm gonna start off with the small things first.

Usually the small things I got were like, not a try-on.

You'll see.

From Ulta, what I got there was nail polish.

And, one of them was on sale, so I got nail polish!

It was 99 cents for one, and a dollar 99 cents for the other.

So, I got these two colors.

This one's more like a cream color and this one's blue.

I always need new nail polish because the one I have is crap, and I haven't done my nails in a long time!

I got a candle from Bath and Body Works.

This was the only one in the entire store that was more like, a winter kind of candle.

And this one's a cinnamon spice vanilla.

It smells SO good!

Ahhh!

Yum!

Most of the stuff they had there was more like spring and summer, and this was only $10.

I also got a picture frame where you could put a Polaroid picture in this.

And, it has like, glitter.

It shakes!

And then there's glitter falling down.

This is from Urban Outfitters, and it wasn't so bad.

It was only $6.

I like it!

This next item I'm going to show you is SO adorable!

I really love it so much!

It's moccasins, and they have animal print on them.

It's got foxes on them, and, it's really soft.

The original price was $20, but I only paid $8 for it.

That's a good sale.

And the only size they had was a size 9, which was my size.

And I don't usually wear prints that have animals on it, but this was really adorable.

This is from Old Navy.

Moving on!

I'm gonna start off with this shirt I got from Urban Outfitters.

And, this is a size S/M.

It seems a little big for me, and I really, really love it.

It's a little bit different than the picture.

It's supposed to be blue and black, but it turns out to be having purple with it.

So, I really like it a lot!

This next item, I've seen it be a trend on Instagram before.

And, I had to figure out where people were getting it.

And, I got this from Etsy.

And it says PEANUT BUTTER on it, which I love!

I love peanut butter so much I want to marry it!

So I got this shirt.

Yellow's usually my favorite color, and I like it a lot.

The price wasn't so bad, I think it was close to $30.

I...have...searched...the whole world...for overalls.

I really love wearing overalls, and I used to have overalls, but they didn't quite fit me so well.

I want to be comfortable wearing them.

So I had to give it away.

And now, I got new overalls.

I am really happy about it.

This is from Rue 21.

I had to find an overall that was like, cheap enough. So this was $35.

I know, I know, that's not cheap enough, but still.

Most stores are like, over $50.

I was like, no, no, no. I'm not paying that much for that.

I can't wait to try it on!

The next two items I have is from a store I never shopped on,

It's called Shop Devi.

The clothes are usually so cute and the prices are reasonable.

I was a little bit concerned about shopping on new stores that I don't know about,

or, there's no reviews about, and so,

I was hoping that it would turn out to be good.

And, it blew my mind!

So, one of the items I got there, I got a size Small, and it came looking huge.

So, that's like, even better!

I like wearing oversized shirts, and this was really perfect!

Better than I expected.

Wait, let me fix it.

Yep, looks cool!

The other thing I got from there, which was a jacket.

I got a size medium because if I'm wearing a sweater, and sweaters can be thick, so...

this would fit me.

When I'm wearing the sweater.

And, this is super comfy and soft.

It's good quality and well made, and, I love it!

This is perfect for winter.

The last store that I got my clothes from was American Eagle,

my favorite store!

This item is like, an icy blue, and I wasn't so sure if it was a sweater or a dress.

And this is a size small.

This is, well, from Aerie, of course.

And, it kind of looks too long to be a sweater.

It was on sale for like, half the price.

I would say this would be a dress.

Sort of, kind of.

I also got this nude color sweatshirt,

and I like it!

Oh! This would match my moccasins I got.

I also got a soft and sexy tee, which I like buying.

And this one, is like, a deep purple, dark purple, whatever it is, and black.

I got a green hoodie, and again, this is soft.

So, I like it a lot!

I can see that it's got different colors, too!

Okay. This one,

I'm not gonna say, it's not winter, but it could be winter.

I can make it seem like it's winter.

Like this...

This is a blue velvet jumpsuit and it's almost similar to overalls.

And, I can wear a long sleeve shirt underneath it to make it seem winter.

So yeah, it's like...soft...and comfy!

I got this red sweater and they had different colors.

I didn't like any of the colors except red, and I love it a lot!

This last item I got was Tomgirl Jeans and I know this doesn't scream winter,

'cause it's got all those rips and holes.

So yeah.

It was on sale though. It was the only pair of jeans that I could find that has my size.

Alright!

That's all I have for you today!

And, if you really, really, really love my stuff, give it a big thumbs up and subscribe!

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Net Worth

Rowan Atkinson[Mr.Bean] Lifestyle

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Confusing Video Game Titles - Duration: 1:51.

STREET FIGHTER

Ryu: You talking to me bit#%?! Come here and show me what you've made of!

Ken: Ohh It's on I'm going to tear you apart!

Ryu: Hua hua! Take this you stupid bit%@! Ken: Hya hya! Spinning kick!

THE SIMS

DEVIL MAY CRY

Devil: Ghaaa!

Jesus: Oh no I'm so sorry dude! I.. I didn't mean to hit you in the face...

Devil: Ghhh.. hmpph...hhhaaaa...

Jesus: Oh no... Are you crying?

Devil: Ohhh... shut up! I'm not crying... there's just something in my eye!

SLEEPING DOGS

WATCH DOGS

Burglar: Ohhhh, cute!

Patient: *cough... Tell me doctor... how long do I have?...

Doctor: How old are you again John?

Doctor: 21 years and your'e dead.

DRAGON AGE

SILENT HILL

Lil Hill: Hey yo remember when-

Big Hill: Shhhhh...

SONIC THE HEDGEHOG

Hedgehog: Oh come on this is too obvious.

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We Lived In A Treehouse - Duration: 13:08.

- Ah, nature, hi, I'm Garrett.

- And I'm Niki! - We're fascinated

by how other people live.

- So we're gonna try and find some really interesting

living situations. - And live there,

experiencing a totally different lifestyle.

- To see which ones bring us closer together,

- Or push us further apart. - This week,

we're living in a tree house! - It's over there.

- That one. - Yeah.

(upbeat rock music)

- I'm Dave. - And I'm Hollis.

We live just outside of Sandy, Oregon

on the way to Mount Hood.

- We have 20 acres here, and this is our tree house,

which we started building in 2010 and finished in 2015.

- [Garrett] Look at it, there it is!

- [Niki] So you built this?

- [Dave] We did! - [Hollis] We did!

- [Garrett] That's amazing!

- I think one of the things about the tree house

is it gets us away from our own house and our own lives.

It just really puts you in a very peaceful state

to be up amongst the trees. - [Garrett] Niki and I

are about to go to live in a tree house.

Niki's kind of planned of this tree house.

She seems really excited. It's in the Pacific Northwest

where she's from. - [Niki] It's gonna be cloudy,

rainy, a little bit cold, I'm bringing all my sweaters.

- For the tree house we're gonna be

investigating two things.

One is it a good place to live just on its own.

- And two is it a space that brings us closer together

or will it push us further apart?

- The tree house is actually suspended, so when you're

in the tree house if it moves a little bit,

- It's supposed to do that. - That's all good.

- It's like a little cabin that you've elevated.

Like you've just sort of made it harder for yourself.

- It's definitely an alternative lifestyle.

This is not gonna be like my apartment in LA.

- Come on in. - Alright.

- Oh wow, Oh! - Oh my gosh.

(orchestral music)

- [Dave] Whenever we had an opportunity to use

products from the property, we did so

as you lay in the bed the timbers up above you

are actually milled from down trees on our property.

- The floor is made out of ground paper bags.

- [Garrett & Niki] What?! - And this is a tree?

- [Dave] That is a tree. - [Hollis] That's a tree.

- Around the loft there's two twin beds up there.

- Oh my gosh, look at that, it looks so nice up here.

If I were a kid this is where I would be all the time.

- I think the main challenge we're gonna experience

is plumbing because practically speaking,

I don't know how that works.

- So this is the light switch for the bathroom

but go ahead and go in, I think I turned one already.

- Oh my gosh!

- The toilet is a composting toilet so you don't

stand up to use it.

It's important that the liquids don't get into the rear

sections, so that's why everybody sits.

- I'm kind of amazed that you have a bathroom

in a tree to begin with.

- Yeah, (laughing) that alone is pretty remarkable.

- Yeah (laughing) - Actually, it's perfect size.

It's gonna be like the tiny house situation again.

Where Niki and I are basically forced to be staring

at each other the whole time, especially if it's raining.

- I think that's it up here. - I think that is.

- Can we show you - Yes

- The outdoor shower? - Yes, absolutely.

- Okay, so, come on in.

- Wow! - That's more

than just a front, it's like a sauna or steam room.

- We put some towels out here for you guys.

So what you do here is you press it in.

Just slide the switch down and you'll hear that come on.

- Whoa! - And

- There's a heater! - Oh my gosh, that's instant.

- Yeah, yeah. - That's amazing.

- It is, you know we'll run out of hot water.

- Well, I call it a magical tree house because you could

wake up in the morning and look straight out

at the branches - Into the trees.

- intro the trees.

- I envisioned, really building it for ourselves

and for our family and I think for me, the biggest surprise

has been how much I've enjoyed sharing it with other people.

- This place seems like a really ideal place

for me to live, like, I love the climate.

I love the Northwest, being surrounded by trees,

and woods, and land is so peaceful and quiet.

- I'm afraid the tree house is something pretty hip and cool

but actually is very inconvenient and not the best

situation for roommates. - Phew, it's so cold.

So, we're in the tree house, this is it.

- It's very cute, it's very cozy.

- It's so dark.

- It's so dark.

- Like you just look out all of the windows

and there's just nothingness.

- Really cool that there's nothing underneath us right now.

- Yeah, that's crazy. - We're actually like floating

between two trees and like we can....I'm literally

rocking the house, it's really funny.

- Yeah, don't do that, but it's very secure.

This is not like a rinky-dink kids tree house.

- No this is not like a project that was built

over a summer. The bathroom is probably the

biggest source of anxiety right now.

- Yeah, it's very small. - It's so small.

It's about the size of an airplane bathroom.

- And that's it, I fit in here and that's it.

- This is like a very long, far away sink

(Laughing)

- Cold huh? - Yeah, it's really stupid.

- But there is a bathroom in here, which I thought

we would have to go outside to use the bathroom.

- Yeah, its so much better than an outhouse.

- Alright that's like - Bye!

- Extremely disrespectful.

- (Laughing) That's kinda nice, okay so that's,

- So this is our privacy partition.

- So we can change. - Wanna put these on?

- Yeah. These are like space booties.

- I think that by the end of the this.

You'll love it and you'll love Oregon because of it.

(upbeat music)

- That's the sound of the rain, it's raining all night.

So tired last night so I slept in but I think

we're gonna make breakfast? I gotta put on a lot

of clothes to go outside right now.

Cause it's very cold and rainy.

- We're just gonna let that heat up a little bit

get the, dry it off, warm up my hands.

Niki's still asleep so, you're like

my only entertainment here is to talk to you.

I mean in theory this is nice right?

It's pleasant, we're outdoors, we're grilling.

If I had to do this for breakfast every morning,

I probably wouldn't eat breakfast ever.

But it's just like a lot of kind of inconvenience.

Nope, see, like, it's just not hot yet.

My nose is starting to run, it's just like not

(laughing) It looks sad!

Because this won't get hot, this is gonna take forever.

Is there such a thing as slow cooked bacon

cause that's what I'm making.

Oh, good morning. - Good morning.

- I can't get this pan hot enough.

- Isn't this a burner? - Uh, I think it's just

like a heater, I think it just like keeps things warm.

- I think that might be a burner.

- This is a burner! - Told you!

- Aw, shit, luckily it seems like the rain is dying.

- And then we gotta get stuff to grill for dinner.

- Ugh, you wanna grill somethin' for dinner?

- Yeah, how else we gonna eat dinner?

- I don't know I guess we have to.

You think I don't like this because I don't like

being outdoors, but it's the opposite.

I like being outdoors but this is not

where you should be outdoors. - Yes it is!

It's beautiful! - It's soaking wet and cold.

- Grumble, grumble, grumble (laughing)

- You showin' off? (growling dogs)

- Did you put another piece of bacon on there

in between the two? - Yum, Mmmmm!

- You get this one.

This is kinda nice, us with our dogs, sitting by the fire.

As long as we keep figuring out other stuff to do.

- Stop being so concerned about what we're gonna do.

Just live. Cheers!

- There's Garrett on his way to shower, right there.

It's been a minute since we had coffee and breakfast

and I have to poop. No one else is in here

right now, which I feel is the proper time to do it.

I was a little confused at how to use the toilet

but I think I figured it out (giggling).

- It's very romantic that I have this (laughing)

fireplace here. Turn on water

using black switch.

How do you, he made it look so easy yesterday.

Ah, there we go. Ooh!

And it's already pretty warm. Kinda nice, I mean,

they said it's infinite hot water so I can just kinda

take my time.

- I did it. They didn't come back yet.

It was easier than I thought, it's a composting toilet,

that's why it's complicated.

Also, there's a toilet in the shower so

worse comes to worse, I have to go poop outside next time.

- All showered.

(uptempo music)

I'm going to do the pendulum swing.

- Okay - You're gonna help me.

This is a two person affair - Oh my, okay.

- It's literally just some toy that Dave built in the woods.

It's so hard, okay ready. - Oh I wanna see this.

- (laughing) That's really fun, oh god!

Jesus, (laughing) okay, so it's dangerous.

- Oh! - Parcour

- Alright, ready, three, two, one

(yelling and laughing)

- No, don't push me! - I don't know maybe.

(laughing) See who it is

- Oh, hello

- Are you our tour guide Henry?

- This is stuff that like we could never do

in like LA you know.

The idea that you could own this much land, like,

that's incredible.

Stop! Go!

Yeah, those are fish eatin' dog food.

Stop it! So, this is gonna happen.

Go for it! (playful music)

- Ach, it's gonna be cold!!

(loud splash) (laughing)

- It's cold, holy shit!

It's cold, it's cold, but it was fun!

(laughing)

- Niki, we have to eat dinner? - (giggling) Okay.

I'm so cozy (laughing)

Alright, hot dogs. Man, it's chilly out here.

- I can't see anything. - Hot dogs are already cooked

so you just gotta heat 'em up really.

Did you burn them, are you burning things?

- I can't see, I don't know.

Doesn't this kinda suck that we have to be outside

in the freezing cold, just to make food all the time?

- A little bit. - But, it was fun

doing the zip line stuff. - Today was a fun day.

- It was fun. - Doing outdoor stuff.

- Well - Cheers

(playful music)

- You know any ghost stories? - No, I don't like

ghost stories.

So, today after our activities we went into town

and I wasn't feeling super well after

and when we got back to the tree house I ended up

throwing up a few times and poor Garrett

had to essentially like watch, and hear me

just barf into a bag. - Niki's not feeling very well

Niki and I have lived together in like one room before

but never with one person feeling sick.

Trying to make her feel better, trying to make sure

she's drinking liquids.

Actually, today became really fun eventually.

Niki kind of helped me get out of my comfort zone

a little bit.

Once I accepted that it's wet out and it's a

little colder out then it became a lot easier to have fun.

And like, I still went, like swimming today.

I started to actually see liking to live in a tree house

isn't really about the tree house itself.

It's about all the other things that come with it.

And I couldn't have understood that until I came here

and started living it.

So far, I think my relationship with Niki has improved

a little bit but we'll see if she thinks that tomorrow

when hopefully she's feeling better

cause she really was looking forward to this.

So hopefully that didn't drag her experience down too much.

Cause she improved my experience.

(dripping rain)

How are you feeling Niki?

- Better - That's good.

- Sorry for throwing up in front of you.

- I don't care. We slept so late today.

- I know. - We slept like 10 hours.

- It's so dark up there. - It's so dark.

- But I like waking up in the trees.

Alright, we did it, we lived in a tree house.

I had a lot of fun despite throwing up several times

last night.

- When you sign-up to live in a tree house

the number one thing on your list is not practicalities.

Is it fun for a couple of days?

Yes, it's a lot of fun. - This living situation,

by default did bring us closer together

because we like shared a tiny loft together.

He totally like released his inner child yesterday

of like running around the property, doing the zip line,

getting on the pendulum swing, so it was fun to see him

like kind of drop all sense of practicalities

and just kind of enjoy it.

- Good-bye tree house. - Bye tree house.

- [Announcer] Next week on Home Buddies

- RV - Recreational Vehicle

This is probably the most different living style we've done.

- I'm just really worried about a poop situation happening.

- Here I am at the Grand Caymans.

- There are too many obstacles.

- Yeah, it always is great for you.

- He wants to be in control. - I'm trying

not to become defensive. (Grunting)

- I think we're gonna be at each other's throats.

(upbeat music)

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