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FINANCIAL CRISIS in 2018 | Gerald Celente, Peter P. Schiff, Ron Paul & Warren Buffet - Duration: 12:45.

how is this still a thing how is this still a thing

name any other country I challenge you in the comments down below right any

other country that has an actual democratic system that functions this

way how is it even possible a government shutdown it's it's completely ridiculous

the way it works is they have essential and non-essential elements the essential

stuff is stuff like military FBI social securities you know important stuff and

the non-essential stuff is stuff like museums national parks IPOs like initial

public offerings if you have a company you can't go public during this period

because the government is shut down it's completely insane that this is the

system itself and the government loses a billion a day when it's not active like

this it's it's it's ridiculous and then there's not even a plan all of the

individual departments can do whatever they want they can kind of create their

own way of running things take the passport industry for instance when you

land in this country now it's gonna be ok for a couple of days because of all

the fees that people pay when they come through customs they can't live without

government funding for a couple of days but after that it's gonna be a tight

ship like just expect to be waiting for a very very very long time it's

completely ridiculous to have a country that runs this way it just it just

doesn't seem plausible but this is not even what we really wanted to talk about

today I just I just had to put it in here cuz it's it baffles me how is this

not changed what I really want to talk about today though is this look folks

before we go too far I've got something to tell you

excuse me but I've got something to tell you first thank you for ruining my life

Ashley

everybody's always blaming me for everything the Federal Reserve will have

the biggest fiscal stimulus we have ever seen we are in the midst of a serious

financial crisis this is the story of the greatest financial crisis of our

time the one that is on its way they spent hundreds of billions of dollars to

show that they were doing something but not properly designed and not as

effective as it should have been when they start losing money hey we gotta get

back in the game hey let's create another bubble well the

problem is they never actually cure the crisis right they just give alcohol to a

drunk it just you know sets them up for you know a bigger hangover and that's

all we've done and that's all we're trying to do and so I know at some point

you killed a patient I haven't seen anything like this probably since just

before the last crisis 2006 2007 everybody was optimistic on the market

then now they're on again singing the same old song but it's the same problems

now that they ignored back then only much much bigger the difference being

it's not going to end with just another financial crisis it is going to end with

the dollar crisis you are a world-renowned forecaster people watch

what you say you've been doing it since 1980 and you are the publisher and

editor of the trends journals but Jared I'd like to start off today with the

issue of the economy are we in a very very rosy economy right now with no

worries like Wall Street would have us believe and some of the reports well

Wall Street isn't the economy it's it's the very separate part of what this real

economy is you have three people in the United States Warren Buffett Jeff Bezos

and Bill Gates that have more money than 60% of us combined then

look at the equity markets 90% of the equity markets are owned by 10% of the

population the rest at 10% owned by you know the the so-called middle class so

when you look at the equity markets and look at the real economy it's two very

different worlds median household income is below 1999 levels people complain and

you keep hearing it this is a failure of capitalism

this isn't capitalism in capitalism there's no such thing as too big to fail

that's called fascism the mergers state and corporate powers and that's what we

have right now so people keep asking me is a stock market a bubble well of

course it is but they keep inflating the bubble and the bubble is going back

again they're letting them repatriate the multinationals all this overseas

money and now what are they going to do with it well go back to when George Bush

did that back in 2004 ninety-six percent of the money went into stock buybacks

and that's what you're seeing now you didn't have to lower the tax rates of

corporations from 35 to 21 percent because look at the equity markets and

look at the corporate income levels they're very high they're doing very

well we didn't need to boost them because they're not putting that money

into capital expenditures they're not putting it into research development and

growth they're putting it into stock buybacks that's why the markets keep

going up look at the wage levels if you what are you looking at 2.5% increase a

year that doesn't even keep up with inflation so know that for the average

person life is getting more difficult look at the debt level of credit cards

it's at an all-time high the Fed can to a degree control the interest rates for

a long time but what happens when people overseas won't buy our dollar or they

reject the dollar isn't there a time where interest rates that may become

overwhelming we're just the Fed saying well we have to have low interest rates

where they actually lose it and they can't keep the interest rates low yes

it's going to happen at some point but again when you look at how much they've

raised interest rates even if they raise them another three or four

times this year now some people are saying four times

accounting for inflation you know you're still at very very low historic interest

rates so yes this is the beginning of the end but there's a stretch in it it's

so we don't see it collapsing right now at best were we should say we see about

a 10% market correction because it's gone up so quick Tony Robbins welcome

back to continue guys I guess worried you know we have our money in the market

yeah what happens you know like right now I mean the markets doing really well

yes do we take our money out now that's why I wrote this book I wrote this book

as I wanted to protect people because there are crashes coming now whether

it's six months from now twelve months 36 months no one knows you know Warren

Buffett said if you listen to market forecasters their only purpose is to

make you know people that tell fortunes look good here's a couple things you

should know number one there's a new high on average every month most people

have no clue see you're all broke records broke records we're in a

situation right now that's very artificial it's a situation where the

feds around the world have been printing money so nobody knows what's gonna

happen there's this tremendous fear that's in the marketplace so what I

wanted to show people was look when the crash comes first of all correction

comes every year the average one is two months long and any cost you 14% if you

sell but if you don't sell you're fine there's a bear market about every five

years we've gone eight years without one that's why I wrote this book because I

want to show you how to protect yourself when that bear comes but more

importantly how to take advantage of it because it is the greatest opportunity

in your life what you need to know is that every bear market that's ever come

they average a year they usually cost 33% but if you don't sell they don't

cost you anything and in two centuries of American history please hear me if

you're listening at home in two centuries every single bear market was

followed by a bull market it remembers 2008 oh my god the market dropped 35 40

50 percent at Pete's trough it went up 69% the next 12 months and here's one

more thing you think about timing like right now you're saying should I get out

of market yeah right so let me answer that Charles Schwab and JP Morgan did a

20-year study these in the last 20 years the S&P 500 the market the index it's

gone up 8.2 percent per year which means you're doubling your money you know like

every nine years doing pretty damn well but here's the challenge if in 20 years

were out of the market on the 10 best trading days in 20 years then you mark

your value went from 8 percent to 4.5 cut it now if you missed the top 30 days

in 20 years one and a half days you lose money so keep here you're the most

dangerous thing is not to be in the market right and it isn't just the

market right you need a series of investments that diversify nobody should

put all their money in the market we're all Schwab did a study they found what

if you bought on the perfect day of the year when the market crashed and you

bought that day the lowest level or what if you were on the worst day the peak of

the market and it crashes the next day or you go on cash which is what so many

people are doing does their friend who lost cash by 50% that 50% less money

cash is going nowhere who won yeah the person who was there on

the ideal day but the person got on the worst day after 15 years was only behind

$10,000 as interest rates rise and the steroids wear off will it be the Chinese

economy overheating or will it be a collapse of confidence in the u.s.

dollar if we lose the confidence of our foreign lenders then there will be a

dramatic decline in the dollar a dramatic increase in interest rates

significant fuelling of inflation a very very deep recession and possibly

depression that would be felt around the world we must not allow that to happen

when the next bubble bursts you cannot use the same emergency measures you

can't lower interest rates that are already at rock bottom

you can't stimulate the economy with borrowed money if an excessive national

debt is the cause of the crisis the government's could save the banks but

who can save the government's ultimately there is gonna be a price all around the

world to be paid for this and the longer it continues the bigger that price is

gonna be you know this really is a moral question when we tell people that

there's going to be a bailout bubble and they see the world equity markets up 50

60 % they don't want to believe it it's another bubble they want to step right

up back to that table and throw their Dyson try to win their hand at the wheel

of fortune that Wall Street's spinning so people still don't want to believe

that the worst is yet to come

it really doesn't look good that's it will there be a crisis in 2018 some

people actually say there will it baffled me when I first heard of it and

it's really scary but if you think about the numbers the amount of money being

pumped out and the interest rates being so low I mean people are talking about

negative interest rates that's how serious the situation is

it really scares me and just this is way too late like this is like the ending of

the video but talk crazy in the comments I really want to hear you guys this

opinion on this if you have a lot of money in housing then try and consider

that and remember that you're biased because we all are biased in some sense

away but we still need to talk about this it's huge

we don't know what's gonna happen no one does but if there's a crisis in 2018 is

it an opportunity is it terrible is it our own fault I leave that question up

to you guys let me know in the comments down below I really hope you like this

little country I've put a lot of work into it I have a great one coming out

next week as well about artificial intelligence so we were at Stanford

right now our first class starts here I'm gonna try and talk to the teacher

afterwards and I just wanted to hear your

respect can you think that's fun pasta well the main thing is is getting the

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channel I do put so much work into these you have no idea how long does it take

to make but as you're making them and I'm definitely gonna keep doing it so

subscribe if you knew all of my social media gonna show up and yeah you know

where to find me now see you guys next week

take care

I have to do it again

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>>My Dear Kannadigas

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Jowar Green Peas Upma | How To Make Veg Jowar Upma | Healthy Breakfast Recipe | Jowar Upma Recipe - Duration: 3:58.

Hello Everyone..

Welcome to Priya's Kitchen..

Today I am going to share one instant breakfast recipe, which is very healthy, that is Jowar & Green Peas Upma.

It is very easy to make and it is very delicious..

Let's start the process..

heat 2 tablespoons of Oil in a pan, our oil is hot

Add 1 teaspoon of Mustard Seeds

1 tablespoon of Chana Dal

1 tablespoon of Urad Dal

fry them

10 to 15 Cashew Nuts

1 small piece of Ginger, finely chopped

3 Green Chillies

fry them

1 finely chopped Onion

and some Curry Leaves (around 10 No.s)

1/2 cup of Green Peas, I am using fresh green peas

fry them

fry for 3 to 4 minutes, till the onions change their colour slightly

so our onions and green peas got fried nicely

now add 1/2 cup of freshly chopped Coriander

If you take 1 cup of Rava, we have to take 1/2 cup of Green Peas and 1/2 cup of Coriander

fry it

just fry for 10 seconds

add required amount of Salt

now add our Rava (Jowar Rava - 1 cup)

mix it

fry the rava for 1 minute

for this upma, for 1 cup of jowar rava we have to take 2 & 1/2 cups of water

now add 2 &1/2 cups of Hot Water

mix it

at this point of time, you can adjust the salt as per your liking, by tasting some water

so (after 3-4 mins) now we can see 50% of water has been evaporated

now cover it

and cook the upma for 15 minutes on slow flame or till it is completely done

so its been 20 minutes, let's check our upma

it is done

the upma has completely cooked n became nice & dry

so our green peas jowar upma is ready to serve

so our awesome Jowar and Green Peas Upma is ready

Serve hot with some Peanut chutney and some Podi, it goes excellent... Let me taste it...

so yummy, very delicious, all the flavors of green peas, coriander.

awesome taste... try it in your home...

Thank you for watching..

I hope you enjoyed today's session of making Jowar Upma.

If you enjoy my recipe, hit the Like button and share my video with friends n family members

and subscribe to my channel, Priya's Kitchen, for more such yummy recipes

Don't forget to click the bell symbol On, to get all the notifications of my upcoming videos on your YouTube homescreen.

See you soon with some more recipes.

Till then take care..

Bye bye...

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Developer Update | Popular Community Topics | Overwatch - Duration: 13:21.

Welcome everyone to another Developer Update. I am Jeff from the Overwatch team.

Today we're going to try to cover some popular topics in the community.

Stuff that you guys talk about and express that you want to hear more from us the

development team about so I'd like to touch on some of those things.

The first thing that I wanted to talk about was our progress on toxicity.

As you all know, it is a major initiative of the Overwatch team and everyone here at

Blizzard to minimize the amount of toxicity that takes place in online

games not just our games but games in general.

So we've been putting a lot of effort against this

and I think making some good progress.

As you all know, we recently added the ability for our console players to report people

which has been amazing and has shown us really great results.

We also added warnings for people who were about to get suspended, silenced or banned that

their behavior was unacceptable and that if they kept getting reported by other

players or noticed by us here at Blizzard that they would get in trouble

and that's helped a lot.

And then we've also given feedback to those of you who are reporting players who are exhibiting poor behavior

in the sense that you would get a message in the game itself that would tell you:

"hey, you reported somebody and we've taken action against them".

I am very pleased to report that in competitive play since those features went live

incidents of abusive chat are now down 17 percent.

So we measure the stuff and we track it, and we're very pleased with those results

On the other hand, player reporting

the amount of times that you guys actually report bad behavior

is now up 20 percent.

We're restoring faith in the system, it's starting to work much better and

it's actually having a big impact on the community.

We know those numbers are not as great as they could be.

We know that the problem is not solved

and things aren't perfect, but it's getting a lot better

and a lot of the initiatives that we're doing here at Blizzard

are starting to make a difference.

We've instituted some really interesting programs on that front as well.

I'll just give you one example. A lot of these we don't like to talk about

because we don't want players gaming the system or knowing what we can

catch you for or action you for, but I'll give you an example of one thing that

we've been doing that has proven very positive.

We now proactively seek out social media sites like YouTube for example and look for incidents of very

toxic behavior and track down the accounts that are participating in those

and action them, often times before anybody's even reported them or they've

shown up in any other place.

That's just one example of us being proactive

that I think is going to make a big difference over time.

Another popular community topic that always comes up is hero balancing

and people ask us constantly what's our philosophy on hero balancing

or why isn't my particular hero that I love buffed

and why isn't this particular hero that I hate nerfed

and I want to talk about how we come about with our balance philosophy.

I always describe our balance philosophy, or our balanced process, as a triangle

and one point of that triangle is the community feedback.

We are listening to community feedback on balance all the time.

It's very important for members of the community to realize that the community is absolutely massive

we have over 35 million players and much of the time there's not one central community voice

meaning you're really part of many probably thousands of smaller

communities who are voicing different opinions and each community sort of has

its own take on what's right or wrong so oftentimes it's easy for us to feel like

everybody feels the way that I do when that's not necessarily the case but we

are actively listening to community feedback.

The other thing that we review constantly are statistics.

and we do a ton of analysis on how the game is actually playing.

These are undisputable facts about

hero playtime's, win rates, how fast ultimates are charging

map balance is a great example, but we're always looking at statistics.

And then the third point of that triangle that we balance based on is our own intuition as game developers.

We on the Overwatch team play a ton of Overwatch.

We play competitive, we play quick play, we play the arcade.

We're participating in the game as players.

As the people who made the game we have very strong

opinions about how it should be tuned and balanced.

We very rarely only listen to one point of that triangle and we're always sympathetic and aware

of all three points of the triangle.

We have to know that even though statistics

and the community feel one way about something if we as game developers

disagree with it, we need to reevaluate our opinion and really look deeply at

why the other two points of the triangle feel the way that they do.

There's no one driving thing that's causing balance to happen at any one time.

I know people want to know some particulars about hero balance changes that are up and coming.

Obviously, as a lot of you know, we're experimenting with changes to Mercy

on the Public Test Region right now.

Our efforts there are to tone down the impact of Resurrect

and make Mercy more manageable when she's in her Valkyrie state during her Ultimate.

That's what we're experimenting with right now.

We love Mercy. She's one of the best throughput healers in the game.

She has absolutely fantastic mobility.

Obviously, with the change of adding Valkyrie to replace her ultimate of Resurrection

we tried to move Resurrection to a secondary ability

and the ability right now in current Overwatch isn't playing out as a secondary ability

it's playing out like another Ultimate ability

in combination with Valkyrie which is extremely powerful

Mercy needs to be toned down.

I know there are a lot of Mercy mains.

Mercy is by far the most played hero in the game

and the community is absolutely vocal.

We know how much you love this hero.

If we tone her down too much we will bring her back.

We will pay very close attention to the changes that we do with Mercy.

We want her to be very viable.

We're not looking to remove the hero from competitive play or anything like that.

We just need to tone down that impact of Resurrect.

We do believe it's a balanceable ability.

I read a lot of feedback, people saying just get rid of that ability give her something else.

We would like to attempt to bring the balance in reign and we think that we can do that.

Now with Junkrat.

Junkrat's not far off from being at a balance point that we want him to be at.

We're going to start by toning down the damage fall-off

or actually adding damage fall-off to the Concussive Mine.

Currently there's no damage fall-off to Concussive Mine.

We're going to make it so Junkrat players have to be more accurate with that Concussive Mine.

And it will feel less random and lucky on Junkrat's behalf when he gets those

kills with the Concussive Mine.

Again, we'll keep a close eye on him if he's not in the right balance point.

Meaning, he's either too powerful or not powerful enough. We'll revisit him.

There's a list of other heroes that I am frequently asked about

that I think it's important to address.

Hanzo comes up a lot .

I think there's a lot of frustration that players have because of the Scatter Arrow ability.

We're currently looking at options both in terms of

can we retune Scatter Arrow to feel more fair for people involved?

I think what frustrates people the most is, I always like to use the Orisa example.

If you're playing Orisa and Hanzo shoots a Scatter Arrow

into your feet and you get one shot by it, it doesn't feel real good.

We're going to look into issues like that, see if we can balance Scatter Arrow.

We also have a number of ideas that are potentially replacing Scatter Arrow.

Internally, we're doing a lot of prototyping and a lot of playtesting

so we haven't really settled on which direction we're going to take it.

I just want you to know that we are looking into Hanzo

specifically at abilities like Scatter Arrow for potential changes.

Recently, there have been a lot of threads bringing up Mei.

People want to hear about Mei and know what we're doing to change her because

they're concerned they look at her pick rates on some of the fansites

that analyze Competitive Play or they look at the Overwatch League

and they sort of judge how much Mei is played.

I don't think Mei is in a horrible place

but we believe that Mei might need a slight adjustment

to make her a little bit more relevant.

I put Mei into this category of heroes that we need to be really careful with.

She can feel very oppressive to play against if she's too powerful.

We want to bring her in balance.

We do believe that she is a more situational character.

Meaning that Mei, even when balanced properly,

might not be the right pick all the time, every single match.

Overwatch was a game that was designed for you to pick different heroes.

We allow for hero changes to happen all the time.

We designed the game so that there was was nothing blocking you

from having access to all 21 heroes when the game released

and now we're up to 26 heroes.

We strongly encourage players to have

at least a small hero pool of heroes that you can switch around and play.

I know the culture of maining and the culture of one-tricking

has become very popular in our community and you just need to know that if you're

only going to play one or two heroes, you're going to have a hard time sometimes

because your hero might not be relevant in all gameplay situations all the time

and this isn't our goal.

Our goal is to have heroes all have a place in the game

but not necessarily be played wholly and solely all the time by themselves.

I believe that super highly skilled players can pull off something like that occasionally

but just be careful, you might be damaging the experience for yourself

and you might be risking experience for your teammates as well.

Another hero that we get asked a lot about is Symmetra.

Symmetra is one that we're still discussing heavily.

We don't believe that she needs major buffs.

We do believe that she is a very situational character and that's how she's designed.

Meaning, there are going to be occasions where Symmetra is not the right pick.

We recognize that right now she doesn't have enough usefulness across the board

and we'd like to give her a little bit more, but that doesn't mean that we

believe that she's ever going to be at a place where her pick rate

is way beyond where it is right now.

We think we can improve it but she is kind of a situational character.

She's built to be a defensive character who owns a certain space

and that's the design that we're really excited about right now

because she has that that certain kit and that's how she plays

it's going to be difficult to make her 100% useful in all situations

Again, that's why we strongly encourage that

we want her to be super fun

we want her to be picked more than she is right now

but also consider that in some situations

you might want to pick a hero besides Symmetra.

Those are some of the things that I wanted to cover.

I know that there's a lot more topics that you guys want to hear about.

I know you'd love to hear about all 26 heroes and

where we think we're at with them in the balance.

All in all, we're feeling pretty good about balance.

We feel like there's a lot of variety in strategy.

There's a lot of heroes being played.

We're constantly looking at what you guys are doing,

the Overwatch fanbase at large.

We're following your behavior very closely

and we're watching what heroes you play and how you're performing and

we're also keeping a very close eye on the pro scene as well because that

informs where the game is going and how the game can be played at the highest level of skill.

It's all very helpful to us and we really appreciate all of your participation.

Anyway, we hope you're having fun. Please remember to be good to each other.

We'll see you guys in the next Developer Update.

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People Guess Popular Black Cartoon Theme Songs - Duration: 3:21.

- Aw, the PJs! (laughs)

(upbeat jazz music)

- Favorite black characters?

Suzy from Rugrats was dope.

- Growing up, I was a '90s baby, so I was a Rugrats kid.

Proud Family was great.

Kim Possible.

I used to stan for Kim Possible.

- Probably gonna mess up a lot,

so don't hold me to anything.

- Listen, that's where we gonna fuck up

'cause I don't remember none of these theme songs.

- I wanna under sell and over deliver,

but, honestly, I feel like I'm gonna kill it.

- That's the fat dude.

- It's over.

I don't know what the fuck that is.

- That's Fat Albert.

Yeah, I knew it.

I told you I knew that one.

- Fat Albert.

- That's Fat Albert, right?

- Was that Little Bill?

No, oh no!

I missed Fat Albert.

Okay, alright fuck it.

- Fat Albert.

Yeah, FUBU.

Platinum FUBU jerseys and all that shit.

Yeah, I know that one.

(upbeat jazz music)

- Is that Boondocks?

- I have no fucking' idea.

- Is this Static Shock?

- Listen, that was the one person I was prepared for

was the PJs.

- Sing it, Solange.

- I don't know.

- I ain't gonna hold you.

Off rip I about to say,

♪ We're the Parkers ♪

but that's a whole different fucking thing.

- The Proud Family

- That's Proud Family

- I think it was cool, like, moving out to L. A.

and realizing, like, LaCienega Boulevardez

is just a fucking street.

- I don't know.

That one sounded like old-timey.

- Are we, like, in paper cut-outs?

I got nothing, again.

- That's Little Bill, right?

- The Harlem Globetrotters.

What?

Okay, well, that's not fair 'cause the part I remember

from the Little Bill theme song is

"Little Bill, Little Bill, Little Bill."

- I shoulda remembered that one

'cause my fucking brothers used to drill me so bad

and call me Little Bill.

(sirens and drum beat)

- What the hell is that?

- I don't what that is, but I feel the vibe.

- What was that one cartoon called?

It was like Static something.

- I can't even think of another name

to throw out there for you.

- This is my boy.

This was Fillmore,

out here slandering white people with the dry chicken.

- I feel like I was grown watching Law and Order.

when Fillmore came on.

(upbeat drumbeat)

- C-Bear and Jamal.

C- Oh my god!

- Sounds like Method Man or Red Man or somebody rapping.

Static Shock.

- Kid and Play.

I now remember it.

I remember it now.

- Shit Wing It.

- I don't even know.

(party horn blows)

- I only missed one.

I feel like I got it.

- It was amazing to have these characters to resonate with

and these cartoons to relate to,

but I don't know I think we could still always do more.

- It was sad that the only

black animated girls that I saw on TV

came from The Proud Family.

- It's important not to get lost

'cause like me I was really out here

watching a lot of shows that weren't black produced cartoons

and I'm lost right now.

- I think it's important to have, you know,

yourself represented in cartoon form.

Those are the cartoons that stuck out to me

I'm getting giddy hearing these theme songs

that I haven't heard in so long.

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Karka Rashi Bhavishya (February 2018) Monthly Kannada Astrology - Duration: 1:59.

>>My Dear Kannadigas

>>Bhavishya Darpan 4U YouTube Channel

>>Monthly Horoscope

>>Cancer

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How to calculate steel quantity per m³ in Slab Beam column footing & Lintel - Duration: 5:41.

hey in this video we will see how much quantity of steel is required per meter

cube for different structural elements

while quantity of Steel is different for various elements it's caused the load

taken by different structural element or different example

Laura beam is slightly greater than the lawrence lab so steel quantity beam

slightly more than slab like worse in other structural element in slab all

ended the minimum percentage of steel is 0.7 percentage therefore quantity of

steel equals to 0.7 divided by 100 multiplied by 1 which is equals to zero

point zero zero seven meter cube the value master steel is required in slab

is zero point zero zero seven meter cube since we know that weight equals two

value multiplied by density yeah the value is zero point zero two zero seven

and the diversity of the steel is seven eight five zero if you multiply these

two values then you will get it as fifty four point nine five which is

approximately equal to 55 kg per meter cube

the maximum percentage of Steel required in slab or Intel is one percentage

therefore quantity of sh t equals to one divided by hundred multiplied by one

which gives us value 0.01 meter cube of steel the weight of the steel equals to

0.01 multiplied by density of the steel that is seven eight five zero if you

multiply these two values then you will get it as 78550 cheap per meter cube now

let's see how much quantity of steel is required in beam minimum percentage of

steel in beef is one percentage therefore the

quantity of the steel required in beam equals to what divided by hundred

multiplied by M R which is equal to 0.01 meter cube and the weight of the steel

equals to 0.01 multiplied by seven eight five zero which is equals to seventy

eight point five kg per meter cube and the maximum percentage of Steel required

in babies two percentage therefore quantity of steel equals to 2 divided by

hundred multiplied by point which is equal to 0.02 meter cube and the weight

of the steel request 157 kg per meter cube what else you can do is for what

percentage be required seventy eight point five kg per meter cube if you

multiply these value with two then he'll get the maximum percentage of steel that

is two point zero percentage now let's see how much quantity of seed is

requiring column the minimum percentage of Steel required in column is zero

point a percentage of its value okay so quantity of steel equals to zero point

eight divided by hundred multiplied by 1 which is equal to zero point zero zero

eight meter cube the weight of the steel equals to 0 point 0 0 8 x seven nine

five zero which is equal to sixty two point eight zero kg per meter cube and

the maximum percentage of Steel required in column is six point zero therefore

quantity of steel equals to 6 divided by hundred multiplied by one which uses

valuable 0.06 and the weight of the steel equals to zero point zero six x

seven eight five zero which is equal to 471 kg per meter to the maximum

percentage of steel in column up to four percentage only because after four

percentage it will become difficult to pour and compact the

comments column if we can add add mixtures then you can go beyond the four

percentage up to six percentage because if we share the workability of the

cartridge we'll be good now how much quantity of steel requiring foundation

the minimum percentage of Steel required in foundation is 0.5 percentage

therefore quantity of the steel equals 2.5 divided by hundred multiplied by 1

which is equal to 0.005 meter cube the weight of the steel equals to 39 point 2

5 kg per meter cube the maximum percentage of steel required in

foundation is 0.8 percentage therefore quantity of the steel equals to zero

point zero zero a meter cube and the weight of the steel equals to sixty two

point eight zero kg per meter cube if you enjoy the video then like the video

and if you're new to my channel then subscribe to my channel thank you guys

thank you for watching

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Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns - English Grammar - Duration: 10:05.

Hi everybody and welcome to EEP. Today we're going to talk about possessives,

which are words that show ownership. We're going to start with possessive adjectives.

Possessive adjectives come before a noun. So for example I could say:

These are *my* glasses.

The possessive adjectives are my, your, his, her, its, our, and their.

Now remember the <its> as a possessive adjective doesn't have an apostrophe.

This is that common mistake for native English speakers, too.

Remember with an apostrophe: I-T- apostrophe-S,

This is a contraction of <it is>.

So the possessive never has an apostrophe. It's always I-T-S.

So for example: it's sunny. It is sunny. We contract to <it's> sunny and there's an apostrophe,

But if we're talking about my house, for example, we can talk about the roof on the house.

The house's roof - its roof - no apostrophe. Its roof is black.

We'll give you some more examples of possessive adjectives

For example, this is my necklace. My necklace.

That is her necklace, and these are her glasses.

This is our YouTube channel, and oh, Misha yeah

Your sweater is lovely. Oh thank you. You're welcome.

So the possessive adjective my, your, his, her, its, our, their

goes before a noun - always together with the noun.

The next category is possessive pronouns which are different from possessive adjectives.

You remember the possessive adjective comes before a noun, but the possessive pronoun

replaces a noun or comes in the place in the sentence where a noun would normally be.

The possessive pronouns are mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, theirs.

[They're] a little bit different from the possessive adjectives and they..

when you use them, you don't put a noun afterwards. So this this is mine.

This is my sweater, but without the noun, this is mine. That's hers.

This notebook is where we keep all of our course notes, so it's ours.

This little astronaut monkey belongs to my children. It's theirs.

it's their astronaut monkey. It's theirs.

Oh Larissa, I like your tie. Why, thank-you.

It's not actually mine. It belongs to my husband. It's his.

Okay the last form of possessive we're going to show you is the apostrophe S.

We add an apostrophe and the letter S to names,

or nouns to show possession or ownership. So for example we could say

Misha's or Larissa's or my son's - something like that.

We can also use it with objects, so for example, the school's classrooms are very large.

Or the bus's seats are kind of uncomfortable.

These markers have no lids. The markers' lids are missing.

So in this example we used a plural noun -markers. When you make

a plural noun ending in S possessive, we use an apostrophe only.

So it's the markers' lids are missing, rather than the markers's lids are missing.

Another example with names: so Misha's eyes are brown, but my eyes - Larissa's eyes - are blue.

One more thing to keep in mind: when we talked about possessive adjectives, we mentioned

that they can only go.. they have to go with a noun.

Possessive pronouns *can't* go with a noun,

but the apostrophe S is either.

So I can say: These are Misha's glasses, or these are Misha's. Both are fine.

So we've looked at three ways of making the possessive:

either possessive adjectives like my glasses, or a possessive pronoun

like these are mine or with an apostrophe s these are Mischa's glasses

These three ways of making the possessive are interchangeable.

So just like my example I just gave with the glasses, you can use any one of them.

They're always correct and there's not a particular use for one or the other.

So another example we could say: This is her shirt. This is hers, This is Larissa's shirt. It's the same.

We're gonna play a little game to get some more practice in.

We will show you an object and you decide whether it is Misha's or Larissa's.

Is it mine?

Or is it hers?

It's Misha's.

Are they my headphones?

Or are they Larissa's?

They're mine.

Is this mine?

Or is it hers?

it's mine

Is this my scarf?

Or is it Misha's scarf?

It's mine.

Is this my hat?

Or is it Larissa's?

It's mine.

Is this scarf mine?

Or is it mine?

It's my scarf.

Okay, these glasses - are they mine?

Or are they Misha's?

They are Misha's. Obviously.

Are these my mittens?

Or are they mine?

These mittens are Misha's.

Is this headband mine?

Or is it Misha's?

It's my headband.

Is this my coat?

Or is it Larissa's coat?

It's mine.

Okay, so it's winter here. These earmuffs - are they mine?

Or are they my earmuffs?

They're Misha's earmuffs.

We're gonna give you a practice now, so look at these

pictures of people and their objects and make some sentences. Try to use all

three of the different..ways to use possessives:

as adjectives and pronouns and with the apostrophe S. Good luck.

Thanks for watching *our* video. We hope you learned something about possessive

adjectives and pronouns and apostrophe S's today.

And if you liked our video, then share it with your friends.

And subscribe for more Extra English Practice.

Let's make some bloopers. You can't plan a blooper!

After that practice mm-hmm

and... ??

Okay.

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I'm leaving the country... - Duration: 4:08.

[ 🎶 a capella do wop 🎶 ]

Hey everybody!

So, you've seen the title and you know that I am leaving the country.

I'm very excited to finally announce that in September I will be going to Limerick,

Ireland to study at the University of Limerick.

[ 🎶 a capella do wop: "well she sneaks around the world from Kiev to Carolina, she's

a sticky fingered filcher from Berlin down to Belize.

She'll take you for a ride on a slow boat to China.

Tell me where in the world is Carmen San Diego? 🎶 ]

I will be spending one year at the Irish World Academy getting an MA in Songwriting.

I am, I'm really excited.

If you had asked me, maybe like, six months ago, I probably would have told you that I

have no interest in grad school.

I just wanted to finish school, get on with my life [laughs] and never look back.

But then I heard about this program and it was like a lightbulb moment, you know?

I realized that I just wanted to be spending my time doing something important to me.

Not that I haven't loved my time in music school.

There have been a lot of positive things: I'm a far better musician, I'm a lot more

equipped to write songs.

But now that I am equipped I just want to have my time to myself to compose, to write,

and that's it.

So I'm blessed that I get to spend like a full calendar year in a beautiful place, right

on the River Shannon, developing my craft, working on my sound, developing my voice,

and getting critiqued by really great songwriters.

Anyway the thing about the Irish World Academy is that it is a very interdisciplinary arts

institute so I'm gonna be spending my time with dancers and singers and instrumentalists

and uh, you know, theatre people, and circus performers, and uh, just all kinds of different

people.

And I'll be able to take classes that relate to my songwriting tangentially, like maybe

I'll take an English literature class or poetry or history, or I don't know, anything!

Anyway, it's very exciting.

[laughs] In my application letter I wrote that I wanted to spend time specifically developing

stories, um, for trans people.

So, I don't know, in songwriting, there isn't a lot of songs that are specifically, exclusively

for trans people.

Uh, specifically I want to work on writing that includes the singular "they."

So, you know, if I want talking about my partner, Haley, I would say "I love them."

but I've never heard that in a song and because I have no model for that, it's been really

challenging to develop that on my own.

I'm starting to make some break throughs lately about that but, uh, it's very exciting that

I get dedicate time to specifically, this project that's important to me.

So anyway, I hope to be documenting this process of leaving Canada for a year, going to Ireland,

like vlogging my time there, and updating everybody on how I'm doing, and how things

are going, and the visa process, and moving, leaving my apartment [mock crying] just, yeah,

the whole thing.

It's really exciting.

And um, yeah, stay tuned for this adventure.That is all for today, I've been Renée, and I'll

see you next time [snaps fingers] [ 🎶 she goes from Nashville to Norway and then to

Zimbabwe, Chicago to Czechoslovakia and back!

Well she'll ransack Pakistand and run a scam in Scandinavia, then she'll stick 'em up down under,

and go pick pocket in Perth, she puts the Miss in misdemeanor when she stole the beans from Lima,

tell me where in the world is Carmen San Diego? 🎶 ]

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