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Mr. Mary's cup noodle called pork bone soy sauce
By purchasing things purchased at Maikusaketto for ¥ 106
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The Post Itty Bitty (SPOILER-FREE) Review - Duration: 6:15.
it's kind of like if the movies All the President's Men and The Iron Lady had a baby
and that movie baby grew up wanting to be an award circuit juggernaut when it
grew up. That's right, today we're gonna be talking about the 2017 Meryl Streep/
Tom Hanks tandem vehicle, The Post, written by Liz Hannah and Josh Singer
and directed by Steven Spielberg. This is a biopic rated PG-13 for language and
brief war violence. Some of the weaker aspects of The Post is gonna come with
the genre. Biopics are a very difficult genre because, for the most part, the
audience usually already knows how the movie is going to end, or at least they
have a general idea of the events that are going to happen. It kind of comes
with the territory of "based on a true story." So, typically with the biopic, the
movie is going to either teach the audience something new about something
they're already familiar with or give them a different perspective on events.
And The Post really didn't do either of these things. The information presented
felt very basic and watered down and the characters were pretty flat. The dialogue
was excellent and very well delivered by both the main characters and the
secondary characters throughout the movie but pretty much anytime anybody
opens their mouth, it was very clearly intended to get the audience riled up
based on the similarities between what was happening then and the way it
relates to what is happening in the world today. And just the constant
monologue delivery method of comparing the past to the present
felt extremely heavy-handed and, to me at least, got old very quickly. Now, to be
fair, there were several points throughout this movie where the audience
in the theater I was in literally just erupted in cheers and "you go, girls" and
you name it. And it's not bad to make a movie about historical events and have it
relate to the present. Movies have been doing that since at least Battleship
Potemkin in 1925, and to great effect. But in The Post, the past was related to our
present so blatantly and heavy-handedly that I find it hard to believe that The
Post is gonna stand the test of time and I just don't think it's gonna become
solidified in film history. I don't think it's gonna be memorable. I think in five
or ten years, we're gonna look back on it like, "Oh, yeah, that movie." So, in that regard, as far
as the the biopic tropes and the more specific genre, I guess, of social
commentary on current events through a biopic, it would be a much better movie
if it utilized the art of subtlety a little bit more rather than relying on a
great cast who can deliver these monologues. And it didn't really have
a call to action to it which I think also made that heavy-handedness just too
over the top. If there was a very clear call to action of, you know, here's what
we need to do, here is how we can combat these issues, you know, I think it would
be a stronger movie but it didn't really have any of that. A lot of these faults
kind of fall within the writing as well and I'll talk more about the writing and
some of my issues there in the Nitty Griddy review. As far as the
strengths of The Post go, I think it comes as no surprise that the acting, for
sure, is the strong point of this movie. Both Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks
give amazing performances. I definitely prefer Tom Hanks performance. I don't
think it's Meryl Streep's strongest performance. Tom Hanks for sure deserves
some of the credit he's been getting but Meryl Streep just is pretty much just
playing a Meryl Streep character and I don't really see her doing anything
different or award worthy and it kind of irritates me to no end that she just
keeps getting nominated. I mean, she's crazy talented, we all know it, we get it,
but she's not doing anything new here. She's not doing anything
phenomenal. It's just a Meryl Streep performance. So, that's kind of my feeling
there. Some of the secondary characters were also very strong. We have Alison
Brie in there, we have Sarah Paulson in there, we have David Cross and Zach Woods.
I did feel that Sarah Paulson in particular--she gave a very strong
performance but was very underutilized. I would have liked to see her character
have some more depth and some more purpose because she's an amazing,
amazing actor and so talented and she really could have brought something a
lot more to this movie. And I'll talk more about how she was underutilized,
again, in the Nitty Griddy review. So, overall, I gave the post a 67.27
which is still gonna be a solid B in my book because I consider
a 50 to be average. So, there're a few categories where this movie really stood
out, primarily acting. I know it's gonna get nominated for more awards than
that. It already has been nominated other categories for both the Golden Globes
and the Critics Choice. As far as I can recall, it didn't win anything but even to
get nominated in some of those categories kind of irks me. I just
don't think it was that good of a movie. I'm not gonna say don't see it. If you're
a Meryl Streep fan, if you're a Tom Hanks fan, if you're a Steven Spielberg fan,
you'll probably like this movie and if you like movies with cultural
significance, this movie is definitely one to see right now. I definitely think
within, say, five to ten years from now, this movie is not gonna have that
cultural significance and it's not gonna have much else to make it memorable. I
definitely don't think it deserves even a nomination for Best Picture. There's
just been so many good movies this year. I mean, if you like Meryl Streep, if you
like Tom Hanks, you should probably go see this movie. If you want to see
it for the cultural significance, I think that's a reason to go see it. But it's
not the best movie of 2017. It's not even the most entertaining movie of 2017.
It's just--it was a fine movie, you know? A well-acted, fine movie. So, yeah. That's
pretty much all I have to say in this spoiler-free Itty Bitty review of The
Post. Hey, thanks for watching. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below and
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Les Infos de la Nasa Janvier 2018 - Rétrospective 2017 - Duration: 24:17.
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You may not have subscribed yet my channel, maybe you discover me.
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As mentioned in the beginning of this video, it is with a little delay that I realized
for you the "December Nasa News" 2017- January 2018 ".
The year just ended was dominated by the rise of gravitational astronomy.
It was also marked by the discovery of the first interstellar asteroid 'Oumuamua
and that of the exoplanets around from Trappist 1.
Relive the best of astronomical news of 2017.
I started the monthly section of news from NASA in 2017 this represents
more than 2h30 of viewing in 10 videos.
You can find them in the playlist suggested now or settle for
most important points here:
Gravitational astronomy quickly progressed during the year 2017: not only
Ligo and Virgo jointly detected new mergers of black holes, but,
especially, they spotted a collision of stars which has been accompanied by a counterpart
in the field of electromagnetic waves.
This gave the key to the enigma of the nature of the short gamma-ray bursts and, very
probably also, that of the origin of heavy elements like gold and platinum.
Undoubtedly, this discovery has made enter astronomy into a new phase
"Multimessager". (This phase was embryonic since 1987 and neutrino detection
accompanying electromagnetic waves of the famous supernova SN 1987A, in the
Large Magellanic Cloud.)
2017 was also a great year for exobiology, with the discovery, around the Trappist star
1, only about 40 light-years away of us, seven exoplanets of comparable sizes
to that of the Earth, three of which would be potentially habitable.
NASA's Cassini spacecraft has passed away by voluntarily entering the bowels
of Saturn but she had time to us confirm that energy was available
for life in the oceans of Enceladus; she also helped us to specify the age of
rings of Saturn.
Finally, the centenary of Arthur's birth Clarke was celebrated with the discovery
of the first interstellar asteroid 'Oumuamua, which one wondered if he could not
to be in fact an artifact of a civilization extraterrestrial technologically advanced.
The study of the Solar System always remains exciting, as the ad showed
of the existence of gigantic waves on a lava lake of Io, the volcanic moon of
Jupiter.
Here, then, a small retrospective of these events revealed by the community
scientist in 2017 and brought to light by Futura.
1.
Gold produced by star collisions neutron
In the area of the sky from which the gravitational waves detected by Ligo
and Virgo on August 17, instruments from around the world have identified a source
of electromagnetic waves, in the visible particular, located in galaxy NGC 4993,
130 million light-years away.
The event is technically important because two signals, coming from the same phenomenon
but of different natures (gravitational waves and electromagnetic waves), have been
observed.
Scientifically, he confirms that bursts short gamma (or at least some of them
they) are well generated by mergers of neutron stars, that the "kilonovae
"Exist and that is there the source heavy atoms like gold or platinum.
2.
The coming of the asteroid Oumuamua The interstellar origin of the object now
named 1I / 2017 U1 ('Oumuamua) has been confirmed.
This is the first asteroid from elsewhere never observed.
Number of telescopes follow him very near.
The first measures show that he is very elongated, "an extremely
unusual "for an asteroid.
Even if it's not an interstellar ship, as in the novel Rendezvous with Rama,
Arthur Clarke, could it be a probe extraterrestrial equipped with a super AI? 'Oumuamua
was listened to for about sixty hours with the ATA radio telescope, by
members of Seti, and a few hours with the Green Bank radio telescope by members
of the Breakthrough Listen project.
The first results are negative, as expected but the asteroid remains a very
beautiful birthday gift for the centenary Arthur Clarke.
3.
Trappist 1: discovering life elsewhere is it within our reach?
Three exoplanets of comparable sizes to those of Venus and Earth have been
discoveries only 40 light years away from us, near the star Trappist 1.
They could be habitable ... partially.
Despite this uncertainty, they are worth the It is hard to be interested because they orbit
around a very dim star which should make it possible to look for
bio signatures in a decade while at more.
This is, for the moment, our best chance to discover life elsewhere.
4.
A lava lake about 200 km in diameter on Io
Io is one of the main moons of Jupiter by its size and the closest to the planet
giant.
Subject to significant tidal forces who maintain her internal heat she
is the place of a copious volcanism.
One of the most active regions of Io is called Loki Patera.
From the observations made as well with the Voyager and Galileo probes only
from the ground, it would be occupied by a lake of lava whose size would be about 200 km.
The surface of this lake would be periodically renewed by the tilting of the parties
cooled, which would cause waves gigantic lava.
5.
The oceans of Enceladus and Europe always more promising
Plumes rising from the south pole of Enceladus contain 98% water and 1% hydrogen,
according to the Cassini data analyzes.
Hydrogen is in molecular form (H2) and everything indicates that it must be the product
hydrothermal vents in the oceans of this moon of Saturn.
This hydrogen can serve as a source of energy for microorganisms living in these
oceans but we still have no proof of their existence, even if we know
now that many of the ingredients necessary for life (energy and
materials to build molecules organic) are present inside
Enceladus.
Galileo probe data, attached to Hubble's, strongly accredit
the existence of similar intermittent plumes to those of Enceladus on the moon Europe, in
orbits around Jupiter.
Life could be very widespread in the extraterrestrial oceans of the System
solar.
It will come back to future missions of the prove.
Nasa news from December 2017 to January 2018:
1 /
Astronaut John Young had done twice the round trip between the Earth and the Moon.
There is market and even rolled, no offense to the proponents of conspiracy theories.
He also flew Columbia, the first spaceship.
American astronaut John Young, indeed, just died, this January 5, 2018, at the age
87 years old, following pneumonia in Houston in Texas.
His death may be unfortunately symbolic at the point where a regression
worrying about critical thinking, rationality and scientific knowledge, such as
if the global brain of humanity seemed deteriorate, which perhaps shows
the rise of beliefs to the theories of conspiracy, including that denying the reality of
Apollo missions.
John Young was one of 12 astronauts having walked on the moon.
They are only 5.
2 / The Pentagon recognizes the existence of a
program investigating UFOs The Ministry of Defense of the United States
ensures that the program has stopped 2012, but the "New York Times" says
that UFO investigations continue.
After years of questioning, the Pentagon acknowledged the existence of a program
called Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program ("Program of identification of
advanced aerospace threats ") loaded to investigate object sightings
unidentified flying (UFO).
The program with a budget of 22 million $ 600 billion dollars
allocated annually to the army - and only known to a small number of officials,
was set up by the former senator Nevada Democrat, then leader of
the majority in the Senate, Harry Reid, who was wearing a particular interest in phenomena
unexplained.
Most of the program money went to an aerospace research company
directed by Robert Bigelow, an entrepreneur billionaire.
3 / Discovered in 2007, rapid radio bursts,
or FRB, could be the manifestation exotic phenomena and still unknown,
like the Planck star explosion.
FRB 121102, a burst that is repeated at billions of light-years away from the Way
lactée, seems settled in a region of very small size where a field reigns
very intense magnetic that betrays his presence by Faraday effect.
These rapid changes in polarization emissions suggest the presence of a
neutron star very close to a hole black supermassive accrual of matter.
4 / Researchers at the University of Wisconsin
have made a surprising discovery.
They found traces in Antarctica of a forest hundreds of
millions of years, reports The Independent, and relays Le Vif.
280 million years, precisely.
Before the arrival of the dinosaurs, so.
The existence of this forest was made possible by higher heats, in Antarctica,
at the time.
"This forest is a preview of life before extinction.
It can help us understand what caused the event, said the Professor
Gulbranson, co-author of the study.
It can also give clues on the differences with today's forests.
" So thank you to our dear pollution for
this discovery at once wonderful and disturbing ...
5 / Scientists have just discovered on
Mars layers of ice water, just a few meters below the surface.
The discovery is crucial for the study of the geological history of Mars, and could
to be a blessing for men desiring to go to this planet.
Scientists have long theorized the presence on Mars of ice water reserves
underground.
In 2002, NASA's Odyssey mission had scanned the red planet into orbit and had
detected the signs of underground ice on the surface and at high altitude.
In 2008, NASA's Phoenix mission had allowed the discovery of icy water on the
arrival site, near the North Pole of Mars.
And at the end of 2016, scientists had used the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
(MRO) and had discovered ice underground at medium altitude, on a surface
roughly equivalent to Lake Superior.
But before the study by Colin Dundas, published today in the journal Science, scientists
struggled to grasp the extension and accessibility layers of underground ice on Mars.
Of the eight sites described in the new study, some present, in the manner
of a cake that was cut up, a erosion such as whole sections of layers
rock and ice are visible from the sky.
The layers of ice first appeared 90 centimeters to 1.80 meters in the basement,
confirming the thesis that he had could snow on Mars millions of years ago,
when Mars was more inclined on its axis than it is today.
The recent discovery could also influence future astronauts who might someday
to land in the middle latitudes of Mars to quench their thirst.
The manned missions to Mars will probably have need to extract and process the stored water
in the Martian basements.
Men will then drink the water produced or will transform ice packs into form
gaseous, filling the air with hydrogen and of oxygen (water components), extracting
also methane to feed the rockets in fuel.
As a NASA study had established in 2016, it could be that the Martian ice cream
contains more water than minerals.
But if access to this ice requires dig more than 9 meters under the rock
on the surface, this may prove to be inefficient.
These new images change the game, since they confirm presence on the surface (or almost)
huge blocks of ice.
Coming soon I will also talk about Terraformation but that's for a next video.
6 / December 16, the spacecraft
NASA's Juno completed its tenth trip around Jupiter and sent to Earth
new spectacular shots of the gas planet.
I let you admire ...
7 / In 2069, a hundred years after the
first steps of Man on the Moon, a probe could leave Earth in the direction of Alpha
Centaurus, a system of neighboring stars.
NASA has indeed lifted the veil on the concept of a future interstellar mission that would leave
looking for life elsewhere than in our Solar System.
For now, the Voyager 1 and 2 probes, parties a little over forty years ago
of the Earth, remain, to this day, the machines of the fastest human manufacturing.
Crossing in space (interstellar, for the first) at some 61,000 km / h - this
which remains less than 1% of the speed of the light - they are respectively at
19 and 16 light hours from their points of departure, ie 141.5 and 117 times the distance
between the Earth and the Sun.
If they went to Proxima Centauri, where a habitable exoplanet was put
prominently in 2016, they would reach it in around 76,000 years, which represents
all the same more than 2,500 generations.
It's very long, obviously, and nobody do not want to wait as long for
know what's going on there.
That's why we have to find solutions faster.
It will probably not be us but our children, even our grandchildren, who will benefit
first scientific harvest of the expedition.
Because even if we managed to propel a vessel at 10% of the speed of light,
the probe that would leave in 2069 would not arrive 43 or 44 years later, after 2110.
And it would be necessary to add another 4 years, the time that the data transmitted by the probe go through
the 40,000 billion kilometers which separate us.
Starshot plans since 2016 to send microsondes equipped with photonic sails going to
20% of the speed of light.
This idea of very thin sails by a laser beam could be retained
by NASA.
Otherwise, nuclear propulsion is also mentioned.
The main objective of this first mission extrasolar recognition has already been
defined, and he puts everyone in agreement : explore the worlds that revolve around
of these stars.
Alpha Centauri is a system of three stars including Alpha Centauri A (a
star a little bigger than the Sun), Alpha Centauri B and Alpha Centauri C; this
last, only 4.23 light years away, is better known as Proxima du
Centaur.
It will be a question of identifying possible traces of life, direct or indirect, on the surface
of one (or more) planets.
We will be able to see the planet, assuming it is not covered
of clouds ". Nasa would also benefit from this trip to equip the instrument ship
that will study the interstellar medium.
8 / A mathematical gap in different calculations
of the rate of expansion of the Universe is judged "Serious enough" and might indicate
even the existence of a physical phenomenon Unknown, says Professor Adam Riess, Nobel Prize
of physics in 2011.
The American scientist established in 1998, that the Universe is expanding at a speed
which is constantly accelerating.
He is his colleagues received the award Nobel to highlight this discovery.
However, recent studies suggest that a inconsistency previously detected does not
do not disappear.
In an interview with the BBC, Professor Riess explained that an unknown phenomenon may be
originally, what could possibly lead to a major discovery in physics.
The difference is noted when the physicists compare the precise measurements
the acceleration rate obtained from different manners.
Did you know?
British astrophysicists have estimated in 2016 that there was no less
2000 billion galaxies in the universe.
There are billions of stars surrounded billions of planets in these galaxies.
The unit of measurement used to describe the expansion of the Universe is the constant
Hubble, a name given in honor of astronomer Edwin Hubble.
Professor Riess has also used the Wide Hubble Space Telescope Field Camera 3
to refine his measures of the constant.
The presence of an inconsistency is moreover in addition probable.
Professor Adam Riess presented his recent work at the annual conference of the Society
american astronomy school that stood at Washington.
According to him, his recent analyzes leave to think that the Universe is currently
expanding 9% faster than shown the models.
A result for the least "remarkable "He says.
One of the reasons that could explain the gap between the different techniques
of measurement would be the presence of a phenomenon unknown physics, such as adding a
new particle, called sterile neutrino, to the standard model of particle theory.
This would represent a fourth type neutrinos.
However, if the other three are well known physicists, attempts to detect
the fourth have not come to this day.
Another explanation could be in the dark energy behavior that
would behave differently now by relation to the stammering of the Universe.
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How long did you give yourself to succeed? - American Bandito Season 2 Ep 3 - Duration: 16:06.
one last reminder that this week January 26th this Friday
my band Lorenzo's Music will be playing at the frequency along with Boo Bradley
and Negative Example so I hope to see you there on Friday January 26th at the
Frequency. You can check out our music at lorenzosmusic.com. Now here's the show.
I'm Tom Ray and this is American Bandito. It's one thing to have a dream. To
pursue what you love full-time is another. To have the guts or the ability
to take a risk to actually give it a try. Now if you've been listening to the show
you know that I've been talking with 10 local shops and galleries here in
Madison Wisconsin about how they did it the past two episodes I found out that
for the most part doing what they love full-time was never a question it was a
choice to make and they all in one way or another just did that made the choice
so that should be it right end of story do what you love live happily ever after
done of course not none of us really think
that and it must be hard not to think that you've made the wrong choice
sometimes at least that's the thought that keeps popping into my head during
this whole thing so this raised the question I wanted to
ask them about this week how long did you give yourself to succeed
I guess I just wanted to know when hearing about the leap that they all
took did they have an exit plan just in case or should there be a timeline and a
goal in place to prove that what you've done was successful or that you're even
doing it right
first MIA from stone fence told me that there actually is a standard rule in
theory for giving this a go there is kind of a rule of thumb three-year mark
like ninety percent of new businesses fail in the first three years so I was
like if I can just get past that third year and so here I am going into this
will be ten I think yeah okay it has been that long yeah now for the Yellow
Rose gallery I asked Micah if they had a timeline for
the nonprofit set up that he had created I wanted to know what kind of deadline
there is to consider that a successful move was made into a non-profit
we've already like created our place in the community as a for-profit right so
moving into a non-profit didn't really change anything in terms of our
profitability we've always been solvent so we've
always been successful I think we're trying to grow a lot faster than than we
used to we've got a strategy in place in a mission now since the time that I
recorded my interview with the Yellow Rose gallery their timeline was actually
kind of chosen for them it was announced that the building that they are in has
been sold and it's being demolished I believe I recently reached out to
Demetrius and he says they have plans to relocate but when I saw him at the final
gallery night party that they had he said that they don't have a place yet I
hope that they do find one because I think this gallery has been very helpful
to a lot of artists out there Sarah for 1/1000 isn't even a year into opening
her place so the question for her became how long will she give it although she
isn't counting what she first did to start testing the idea I think I'm gonna
think of that right now okay yes I had been working on the
business plan for about two years and then incorporated in December of 2015 we
so in December of 2015 we I had started the business with by just doing pop-up
events and so for the first year we did pop-up events I got a small studio that
I share with a couple of other women furniture people and then until I could
find the bigger space to realize the bigger business model so February of
this years when we moved in to our creative studio and started building it
out and we Grande opened in May of this year so just this year yeah so we kind
of I've phased the business model which is not what I thought I would do in the
beginning but ended up being really smart because I could start to build a
community and interested people and a little bit of revenue stream before
investing in this larger space so did you quit your other job for two years
during that time you sustained it by pop ups and marketing consulting marketing
consultant yeah I think a lot of times in people especially in creative
business owners I think you're doing five different things at once especially
in the beginning and until you can really make one of them fly so in terms
of like how long I'm gonna give it I've got three years on the lease here okay
I've got a loan now that we have to be able to pay back and so that's probably
in my timeframe of how old naked ago I didn't realize it was that short to
cover the whole period so okay Kyle is also still in the process of giving
himself a timeline to succeed at pieces unimaginative the store next to him
we're still in that process yeah yeah alright we're very successful in that we
employ people and we pay very good wage that right off the bat is a big
accomplishment and we good clientele that is consistent that's
broad-based from commercial to small you know little one up one offs and so we're
in a good trajectory so we open up that store first okay and then we outgrew it
like in like three to four months and we needed another ones that you don't need
a more space so we decided to come over here
so populating it has taken a year we populated that one and we populated this
one so that's that's kind of part of the growth process giving people selection
and having merchandise that they can choose from one of the things we kept
suffering that was setting us back is that we would get a good load in it
would be absolutely awesome and then a weekend would come and we get wiped out
and so we're like constantly you know stressed you know every week was a
different stress yeah and we finally have this equilibrium where even if we
have a great weekend great week we're not scrambling anymore so that takes a
while to be able to get to that point so your problem was is that you were too
successful you're saying that problem was we were too successful you must be
our until was adding a lot of stress to everybody you know because we'd all be
scrambling and some artists would get stressed and another portion what we do
a big portion like 40% of what we do is custom and so people look at this table
and they're like I like it but you know then we take care of the book what used
to be in this side before you expand it into it I ivy-covered brick
there was no windows here there wasn't anything why did you decide to call this
a separate day there is supposed to be two particularly different businesses
okay unfortunately because of that you know immediate success that we were
having quote-unquote yeah I never was able to delineate the two properly you
know so we're set to be able to delineate them in the future but not not
yet you know we have a website for interior statement but that just directs
you back over to pieces of a mansion but it's it's
resourcing you know we need somebody they actually take that on and I'm
probably not that guy you got enough to do you laid the groundwork I do Lea's
timeline was based on the lease that she signed when she opened booth 121 which
is one way to just have a means to an end that way you don't feel the pressure
if you think about it we signed a three-year lease so that's what it was
and I guess I never really had that in my mind that we weren't going to this
business is versatile enough where we could have changed things up we could
have if the consignment part wasn't working the option was we could take a
loan and buy more wholesale we had that option there but we didn't want to do it
if we didn't have to we were gonna make it work I guess there was no like if I
don't do this in three years time thing okay no there's some time line there was
no option for the quarterly concept of confection eek how did Anastasia come up
with the timeline so she used the concept of profit to determine if this
outlet she had was just a hobby or something she could keep on doing we
decided that I think we had to become a profitable business I mean we had even
if it was $5 profit right we had to become a profitable business and because
then it the whole thing is well then is this a hobby or is this a business and
for me I really wanted it to be a business that I could continue going to
Paris shopping bringing goods back being able
to update where I wanted to and that kind of thing so for us and for me
specifically I wanted to see growth every year so we look to make sure that
we have growth and our customers that attend our events that we are reaching
financial goals to keep going and have a very solvent business that kind of thing
I I think is important if if you truly want to be a financial success I guess
and I'm not even from business industry I was wondering if you had a background
you know you're from the socialist oh you social worker yeah you know that's
my trade okay so no but my husband's been incredibly helpful with helping me
make sure that that the business is staying solvent and after each market
you pay your bills and then you decide you budget what you're gonna spend for
the next time that you open and then you try to put some money away that's kind
of how we do it and you learn by doing as well I mean you can sit there and go
this is how the business plan is gonna be which is smart but it doesn't mean
that's like well then it's everything's gonna go perfectly it's not oh we have
to adjust our business plan over the years and there are times that I'll
think of I have got the most phenomenal idea in the whole world let's implement
it and then it totally tanks it's just not what people come here for and so
then I have to just kind of always think okay what is the mission statement what
are the goals of the business which is we are a French theme market people come
here to find unique beautiful things at a reasonable price and they look forward
to the themes and they look for it's like a community gathering it's like I
have a party eight times a year that people come for and so whenever I step
away from that goal is when I run into trouble so it's just best for me to
stick with what I love what I know and what customers enjoy I was very
intrigued by that particular model for most of the people I'm talking to it
seems like the timelines are kind of a passing thought like failure was not an
option type of situation even John from other fools who was going into a field
that he admits he knew nothing about didn't have a back-up plan which just
seems so crazy I would think no I didn't really think about it that way nor did I
think about anything really long-term I I wanted to get it profitable as fast as
possible but I don't have a timeline one joke that we made alive in those days is
if either of us had a business degree we would have shut this down a long time
ago yeah because the number positive it took a long time to build a
clientele okay with you I think some of that was just as blind faith and
projection we really worked a lot on our marketing during those years and we had
shows every Friday and Saturday you know we put out a live another full CD which
those really helped establish us I think as you know just a little above the rest
of the cafe music scene which was pretty vibrant at that time in Madison yeah we
just full steam ahead we pushed on it and I
will say I do remember that it was attached to the indie music scene at the
time when you say that CD I remember those as a matter of fact I think other
places started doing that because you guys did this for the hatch arthouse
Tammy said it was never really about a timeline she thinks she would just try
to find a way to continue even if it does fail did you give yourself a time
well I didn't know I I just wanted to do it try it and I was it just I felt like
it would work and I knew I didn't have to make a ton of money to make it work
to or to live off of success is different for every single person and
I'm definitely not a wealthy person now or never I've never I've always had
worked hard for my money but if that's not what it's about for me and so for
success I think that's an ongoing process
like I feel successful when an artist sells something it's it's giving me
goosebumps right now like I it it just feels really good
so and that is a big drive behind me starting the art gallery was just the
need and want to make artists and most of them are emerging or fresh artists or
were at one point and just to be like you know what you just sold three
paintings and you're you just keep it keep going keep painting you're doing
great and just be like that that voice of encouragement for them and to prove
to them that they can make it
the Bohemian bauble started as a shop and Tammy this Tammy not the previous
Tammy that's pretty funny I know I didn't realize before that I spoke with
to Tammy's anyway the store for bohemian bauble ended after a certain timeline
but she kept going on with the pop-ups when I got the shop it was a total fluke
I kinda had always looked at that little building because it was right down the
street from my house and I had always thought oh it would be such a cute
studio or just such a cute space to have shows at yeah and then one day a friend
Sen went up and I was like I'm just gonna call and see what's going on I was
the first one to look at it and I I was like yeah I'm gonna I'm on it and at
that point I think I only had a three month or six month lease because the
landlord was super cool with me she understood that I had another job and I
was not planning on this so I pretty much opened up on a shoestring budget
and then I would just reassess every time the Lisa come back up I'd be like
yeah let's keep going let's keep going let's keep going nice with the layoffs I
didn't really set a time frame for myself with that either I just thought
I'm just going to see how it goes and it kept being that far ahead
no okay I mean I did but but it sounds like you're kind of a roll with it and
it's a chance to happen then I'll deal with yeah I I kind of I'm kind of big on
taking risks I can appreciate that
for the most part I was surprised with the answers I got for this question and
the more I thought about it they really were doing it anyway and if this version
did fail I don't think anybody would really stop felt like the unspoken
answer was kind of I'll do it until I can't next week
I try to find out more about the places that they all chose I want to thank you
for listening and if you haven't already subscribe to the show by going to
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these Madison creatives and what they do until then so long
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Frieza has a special death animation against Trunks in Dragon Ball FighterZ - Duration: 3:53.
Frieza has a special death animation against Trunks in Dragon Ball FighterZ
Chopped in two... hundred pieces, then blasted
Dragon Ball FighterZ looks like it's a game that is filled with many Easter eggs.
n one sequence, an Easter egg that depicts Goku's first time transformation can be triggered if he is pitted up against Frieza on the Planet Namek stage (I'm assuming that Krillin can't be present on either team).
there's even a dramatic finish cinematic that can occur if Goku finishes Frieza with a heavy attack.
Goku will attempt to leave, only to be forced to kill his opponent thanks to a sinister sneak attack.
This antagonist apparently has a unique interaction with Future Trunks too.
If you are familiar with the source material, you probably know what's going to happen to this particular villain...
If Trunks should defeat Frieza with a heavy attack on the cliff stage, a special dramatic finish will be triggered. Trunks starts by slicing his opponent in two.
After that, Trunks will continue to slash him repeatedly. Finally, he'll be finished off with a blast from the hand.
Hit the jump to check out IGN's video that showcases this special scene.
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Don't be intimidated Squidward.
Try to imagine him in his underwear.
OH NO HE'S HOT
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Feeding the Cows Part 2 - Duration: 9:23.
Hi I'm Mike, 1 year ago almost to the day, I stood on this very spot and made our first
video we posted on YouTube, it was called feeding the cows.
And a year later, the job is not any less important, from a distance it may just look
like another mindless task, another rancher, spreading hay over a field, but in reality,
it's a well thought out plan every day, taking a little more brainpower than you may
imagine.
Hi and welcome to our Wyoming life, giving you a chance, three times a week to explore
the ranch life and escape the ordinary.
A few short years ago both my wife Erin and I worked in corporate radio, we came back
to the ranch to help out family and never left, it's a life that we have grown to
love and one that we now couldn't live without, we invite you experience it with us as we
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A hundred years ago cows were rarely fed in the winter, most were left to scavenge on
their own, somewhere along the line someone figured out, and its been since well proven
that it is very cost effective to feed cattle through-out the toughest times of winter to
increase their productivity in calving.
In the summer we cut and bale excess summer forage, we rake it together into windrows
and we bale it.
Creating 5 foot rolls of hay, each weighing up to 1500 pounds apiece, more than a cow
herself, then we stack it up and save it for feeding in the winter.
As winter moves in the nutritional value of the grass in the field falls and eventually
its covered in snow and cows are unable to access it without expending more energy than
it is worth.
But how do you know when its time to start feeding the cows, even today, you can still
seem them out foraging for grass, but the grass they are finding now is in no way fulfilling
their nutritional requirements.
If there is enough grass left over they may last longer before needing to be fed, they
will still require protein and supplements but once the grass is depleted or snow covered
it's time to get to work.
Normally we will begin feeding cows daily by the middle to the end of November, that
daily feeding will continue on until at least May, 6 long cold months of going out every
morning and unrolling hay, checking waters, and feeding supplements.
So how do we know how much to feed?
Each cow will eat roughly 2% of their body weight per day.
Our average cow weighs about 1200 lbs and will eat about 24 pounds of hay per day to
maintain her weight, if she is pregnant, as all of these cows are, shes going to need
an extra 750 lbs of feed of the next 3 months to make up for the growth of her calf adding
another 8 pounds per day.
So that is 32 pounds of hay per day per cow, over a winter we will feed almost 400 tons
of hay.
That's the weight equivalent of 3 blue whales, or about 5 fully loaded modern 737 Jetliners
worth of hay.
Hay comes in a wide variety of quality, from pasture grass to straight alfalfa, and depending
on the type of hay we are feeding we can determine if any type of supplement is required.
All of our hay is tested in the fall.
We take samples of the hay and send it off to laboratory where we are told what the protein
level is and the total net energy percentage of the hay.
Pasture grass can measure from 8% protein and 60% net energy and alfalfa hay can measure
up to 20% protein and 80% net energy.
Knowing what you are feeding give you the control over mixing types of hay and controlling
the intake of our cows, saving the good high protein hay until the end of pregnancy as
the cow required more protein for milk production.
For protein supplement we feed a product we call cake, its also known as ranch cubes and
the main purpose to add protein and other vitamins to the cows diet.
We regulate the amount of cake they get to two pounds per cow and we feed it to the cows
using a cake feeder mounted on the gator, laying it out for them in a little row.
They love it and they come running.
Cows also have free access to a mineral lick and salt and trace mineral blocks, rounding
out their diets and giving them the vitamins that they may require or be lacking.
Weather is also a huge factor when it comes to feeding our cows, in this part of Wyoming
the temperature can easily drop below 0 for weeks in a row.
The cows mostly live in the open and although they do have shelter from the wind, they can't
escape the temperature and for every ten degrees below zero a cow can require half again as
much hay as she will normally eat, just to keep warm.
Digestion creates heat and without it cows will begin using their fat reserves and eventually
burning muscle to keep warm as the temperature drops.
As we continue to feed the cows, another consideration is where to feed.
On a cold calm day, such as today, cows can be fed pretty much anywhere, but when the
wind blows you want to take that into account and feed on the back side of a hill or in
a more protected area.
If the ground is wet or muddy, you want to feed on the side of a hill, where the ground
will be harder and less likely to be torn up by the cow's hooves.
The longer you continue to feed cows, the more evidence they have been there will pile
up, literally, in the form of manure.
Each day you want to give the animals a clean area to eat but another added plus to spreading
out your feeding areas is the fact that you can spread manure around the fields as you
move the feeding area.
Fertilizing your pasture as you go and letting the cows do it for you.
As spring gets closer, I hope, we will be moving into calving, increasing the cows feed
intake to compensate for advanced fetal growth.
Calving season coincides with the appearance of new grass as well, and as the new grass
begins to grow we will feed the really good hay, the second and third cutting alfalfa
to them, to keep them eating from us and let that new grass grow before they go nip it
off in its infancy.
Feeding the cows can be as complicated as you want to make it, some operations such
as feedlots have a highly calculated amount of food that each cow will get and its weighed
an measured down to the pound.
Obviously we cant do that, but keeping our cows happy and well fed, is the beginning
of a friendship that I have with them that is really hard to explain.
Every one of these cows are my co workers, most days when I'm at work, its me and them.
Hanging out together, in close proximity, sometimes too close.
If you have ever worked in a cubicle you probably know exactly what I'm talking about.
There are cows I love, some I tolerate, and some are just indifferent.
But they all come running when its time to eat.
My father in law used to ask me everyday if the cows said thank you for their food.
Obviously, they never did, but I try to say thank you to them.
To the cows, to the land, and you.
We are now heading into a whole nother year on the ranch, calving is just around the corner,
its going to be here before you know it.
Erin will be getting going on gardens, planting seedlings and getting them in the ground.
Everything here is a cycle, but each one is never the same, and I'm sure that we have
another great year in store.
Thanks for coming along for the ride.
Check us out on facebook, We have things going on there you cant find anywhere else, including
some more give aways coming up just for you guys.
Please take the time to comment, we love reading them and I know others do to.
In addition, if you have time, I would love to have you head over to our website and sign
up for The Herd Report, all we need is your email address and every Monday you will receive
the herd report a newsletter about the previous weeks videos, behind the scenes footage, bloopers,
a note from Erin and myself.
It doesn't cost you a thing, its just another great way that we get to hang out with you.
Tuesday join me as we take another shot at the project list and until then have a great
week and thanks for joining us, in our Wyoming Life.
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Atendendo a Pedidos Unha Encravada - Meeting Orders Ingrown toenail. Podóloga Luana Caldin - Duration: 4:46.
Fighting with the Husband. ( A joke ).
You want to join my video.
Do not mess
I'm fighting with you and the Bird.
Hello, how are you? How are you? I hope well.
My name is Luana Caldin. I am a Podiatrist and trained by SENAC.
Remember, write in our channel and it is very important that you leave your Like.
Let's go to our video today.
In this case, I am thinning the sheets.
Why thinning? The thinning will make the Lamina tighter. No ripples.
And it helps the removal of excess skin that sticks to the nails.
Doing the Scalpel Removal. With Scalpel.
Onicofose (Excess skin). What is onicofosis? It is this excess skin that is on the side of the nail.
Doing the Removal .. Doing the Cleaning.
And this skin bothers you. Enough, when we wear some closed shoes.
That is why this cleaning is done.
With the Plier doing the correction of the cut of the nails.
And cleaning the excess eponychium.
After removing the Onicofose.
Making the finishing there, with the pliers that is my choice.
Doing the finishing to look more cute.
More perfect.
Doing this removal.
This nail is the alox of the big toe ..
She suffered a trauma.
A table fell on his finger.
As the table closed, he fell on top of his finger.
Person's.
Leaving a nail trauma ....
This nail has already fallen, a few months ago ..
That this happens ...
It is growing, but full of ripples.
Because of the trauma suffered. That the nail suffered.
E aos poucos pelo crescimento dela.
It did not affect the Matrix or the Nail Base.
She will regain her normal growth.
On the side the person cut to relieve the pressure that the nail does.
Except she left a bit of fingernail.
That I'm doing this removal.
To ease the pressure you make.
Doing the nail correction.
It is a finger that is a little more sensitive, because of this trauma suffered. That the nail suffered.
And gradually making this removal of Onicofose and Spicula.
And the cleaning of the Eponychius.
On the other side doing the removal of Onicofose.
And the correction of the cut.
Reminding you that you wear shoes, for a long time and for many hours.
Women's jumps with thin beaks.
Men with social shoes.
You must wear a more comfortable footwear.
So do not squeeze your fingers and do not swell your fingers.
The time when the foot swells quite does not bother.
This was another video and I hope you are coming. Goodbye
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