This was the great watchtower of Amon SÃl.
We shall rest here tonight.
These are for you. Keep them close.
I'm going to have a look around.
Stay here.
My tomato's burst.
Could I have some bacon?
Want a tomato, Sam?
- What are you doing?! - Tomatoes, sausages, nice crispy bacon.
- We saved some for you, Mr. Frodo. - Put it out, you fools!
- Put it out! - That's nice! Ash on my tomatoes!
Go!
Back, you devils!
Frodo!
Oh, Sam.
Strider!
- Help him, Strider. - He's been stabbed by a Morgul blade.
This is beyond my skill to heal. He needs elvish medicine.
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Hello there! I've got some fan-freakin'-tastic videos that I'm
working on right now of these nomads that I met at RTR, but they're taking me
a long time, they're very involved because they're gonna be great videos!
In the meantime, I would still like to do a video for you, so I'm gonna show you
simply how our wood-burning Biolite Stove works! A lot of you in the last video
liked barron talking, so we're gonna have Barron tell you how it works!
The Biolite converts wood into energy via a phenomenon called the Seebeck Effect
The Seebeck Effect works on the difference in temperature between two
different things. So, you have the probe that's in the fire and the heat sink
that's on the back of the fan and the difference in those two temperatures
somehow produces electricity.
Some of that electricity is then used by the fan
to pump more oxygen into the fire, burning up extra sediment in the air
which would otherwise become smoke. So it makes a hyper efficient fire.
The rest of the energy created the fan doesn't use is then put into the little lithium
battery on the back. You can use this to charge your phones, laptops*, or run lights or whatever.
This was our only source of energy beyond the car when we first started camping.
We would make tea or something and then plug our phones into the battery
as the fire burned and that's how we charged both of our phones when we were initially off-grid.
It comes with a lid which... we don't love all that much
because it lets out a lot of heat and it's not a very useful shape.
We'll normally just put a plate on top of it when we're cooking.
For the way that we live, the bio light is extremely handy. If I were going backpacking or something,
I don't know that I would bring it unless it were maybe a longer trip.
One cool thing if you did have it when you were backpacking is
that you could use it as an electricity generator, so you wouldn't have to have a
solar panel and an extra battery and everything, you could just have your
stove that also converts wood into electricity. So, if you're in a pinch you
can charge your phone or whatever you need. GoPros, that kind of thing.
We love Biolite and they're doing some awesome things for people in other countries.
They have lots of products that bring electricity to people
that wouldn't otherwise have it and the efficiency of their fires reduces
smoke inhalation, which is one of the leading causes of death in third-world countries.
So, we really believe in what they're doing and if you're gonna get
anything like this, you should get it from them!
Hope you like this video!
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7 Cookbooks Every Man Should Own - Duration: 8:58.
[Music]
Hey gents I'm Kyle from the Distilled
Man. I have a confession to make.
I'm a big food nerd. I love cooking, and I
love food. I love eating. I love recipes.
Some guys try to stay as far away from
the kitchen as they can, but if you think
of cooking as unmanly, I think you're
crazy. Because when you make food for
someone, you're actually putting yourself
in that provider role, which I think is
actually a position of strength and
leadership. As Steven Raichlen told me
"If you can feed the tribe, you can lead
the tribe." And if you've ever had a
chance to prepare a meal for a special
lady friend--whether you're dating, in a
relationship, or married--you know just
how powerful it can be to know your way
around the kitchen.
Beyond that though, I personally find
cooking to be one of the best stress
relievers when you're doing it, and
without sounding totally cheesy, one of
the best healthy lifestyle choices you
can make. So up next I'm gonna share
seven cookbooks that I own and love and
that I think every man should own if
you're interested in cooking. Number one,
How to Cook Everything by Mark Bittman.
So I've had this cookbook for probably
about 15 years and one of the things I
love about it is that, one, it just has
such a no-nonsense writing style. The
recipes are very simple and easy to
follow, but Bittman also does a really
good job of kind of showing you how to
make a basic recipe and then showing you
how to kind of embellish it. So this is the
cookbook that helped me learn how to
roast and carve chicken perfectly and
then also how to further embellish it
using different seasonings and different
sauces. It's also the book that got me
hooked on making frittatas, which if
you've never had one is kind of like a
baked omelet. So even though it doesn't
sound like such a manly thing, it's
actually pretty impressive when you bust
one of these things out. It also happens
to be a pretty great way to get rid of
random scraps of food in your fridge. If
you have a half a tomato or half an
onion or like a little bit of cheese
left over, just throw it in there.
I could go on and on about frittatas, but
I think I'm gonna stop before it gets
weird.
Number two, the Joy of Cooking. Now this
cookbook's been around for like 80 years
and there's really not anything super
fancy in it. But what you'll be really
amazed by is just the breadth of the
different recipes. And so it's a great
reference book for just random things
like how to make gravy or like a basic
bread pudding recipe or even, you know,
tips on menu planning or
tips on entertaining. It may be a little
bit older, but a lot of recipes are just
timeless honestly. And so a lot of times
when I'm trying to learn how to make a
new dish, I'll look at Joy of Cooking
alongside How to Cook Everything and
then between the two I feel like I can
get a really good idea of how to
actually approach the recipe. Number
three, The Barbecue! Bible by Steven
Raichlen. Now, this should probably be
required reading for anyone with a Y
chromosome, and I say this not because men
are naturally good at grilling and
barbecue, but because we think we are and
we actually aren't. So I have news for
you guys:
just because you're a man does not make
you good at grilling and barbecue. You
actually need to learn how to grill, and
the Barbecue! Bible is a great place to start.
So it's basically a crash course on
grilling and barbecue and it has a ton
of different recipes--500 recipes
actually. So also I think this book gives
you a true appreciation for the
international aspect of grilling. You
know, sometimes it seems like here in the
US that we act like we actually invented
grilling or something, like you know the
Weber barbecue was the first grill ever
made or something. The author Steven
Raichlen is more than just a renowned
barbecue expert, he also has a
deep respect and curiosity for travel
and different cuisines. So the book has a
lot of different international recipes
in it and also tips on different
international techniques that are used
throughout the world for grilling. Number
four, The Cook's Illustrated Guide to
Grilling and Barbecue. Now, this book
doesn't have much in the way of pictures.
It's you know just line art drawings but
one thing I love about Cook's
Illustrated in general--they have a
magazine as well--is that they're all
about objectively testing different
recipes. They like to challenge
assumptions about tried-and-true dishes
and actually run experiments to test
different combinations of ingredients
and cook times and different technique
techniques to see how it actually
affects the final product. For instance, a
lot of us don't think much about a basic
burger recipe, right? It's just like ground
chuck and some seasoning and that's
about it. But in this book they go into
great detail about the the experiments
they did with you know using different
cuts of meat instead of ground chuck and
then they also give some tips on you
know how to make your patty not puff up
on the grill. After spending some time
with The Cook's Illustrated Guide to
Grilling and Barbecue you definitely
walk away with understanding more about
the why than just how. So beyond
being able to execute
a recipe you feel like you have a better
sense of the techniques behind making
great food and why they work. Number five,
Man Made Meals. Now this is a another
great book by Steven Raichlen, but it's a
bit different than the Barbecue! Bible. So
a lot of guys are happy to hop up on the
grill, but when it comes to going in the
kitchen sometimes they're a little bit
less comfortable. With this book, Steven
lays out some fundamentals of cooking
beyond the grill, or what he calls "basic
culinary literacy for men." And what's
great about this book is that you know
despite the title Man Made Meals, he
doesn't actually overplay the whole "man
food" thing. He even says in the
introduction he's like I'm not gonna
teach you how to cook a pot roast on
your transmission or how to poach a
whole salmon in your dishwasher. At the
same time though he does a good job of
mixing the fundamentals with a tiny bit
of that showmanship that all of us guys
love to have in the kitchen. With his
recipes like blowtorch oatmeal and his
recipe for smoked Bloody Marys.
I also really appreciated his section on
what he called "flavor boosters." So, unique
pantry items ranging from things like
anchovies to nutmeg to Yuzu
that you could use to sort of boost
things up or kick things up a notch in
the flavor department. Honestly if I was
gonna write a cookbook, this is the type
of cookbook that I would probably aspire
to write. And I actually had the good
fortune of being able to interview
Steven on my podcast not too long ago.
Definitely a great episode, so check that
out. I'll go ahead and link to it in the
description below. Number six,
EveryDay Cook by Alton Brown. Alton
Brown is probably another one of my
culinary heroes, and I've been enjoying
him since he had his show on Food
Network way back when called Good Eatz,
and if you never saw it, it was sort of
like this bizarre cross between Julia
Childs and like Peewee Herman. So,
sometimes bizarre, but always
informative and fun. Like The Cook's
Illustrated team, Alton does a really
good job of sort of challenging
assumptions about certain recipes and
techniques so you always feel like you
have a better sense of not just how to
make the dish but actually why it works.
His other book, I'm Just Here for the
Food is also a bonus recommendation. It
has a lot of background on the science
behind different cooking techniques and
different gear, so definitely worth
checking out. But what I like about his
new book EveryDay Cook
is that it's almost like Alton unplugged.
It's you know very stripped-down and
minimalist and supposedly it's the
foods that he actually eats on
a regular basis. He even says on the
cover you know "this time it's personal."
And that vibe is even further reinforced
because all the photography in this book--
and there's actually a lot of photos--was
taken with an iPhone, if you could
believe that. You know I'm not sure if
you could get away with that if you
weren't already famous, but it's pretty
cool. But you still get that classic
Alton sense of humor with quirky recipes
like smoked meatloaf, which he calls
"Smokey the Meatloaf" and recipes like
Breakfast Carbonara, which I haven't
tried yet, but it sounds both bizarre and
really tasty.
Number seven, Artisan Bread in Five
Minutes a Day. Now this one's a little
bit different since I know it's such a
specific recommendation for a bread book.
But I'm telling you, if you've never made
fresh-baked bread on your own, you're in
for a real treat. sSo I got this book
probably 7 or 8 years ago, and I really
dove into learning how to make bread. And I
have to say, it really really demystifies
the whole process. You don't need a bread
maker, you don't need any fancy equipment
or techniques, and you don't do to do any
kneading, which is grea. After playing
around with bread making with this book
I realized that one of the things I love
about making bread is similar to what I
love about making beer, if you've ever
done that. It's the same sort of
alchemical process where you're working
with this living thing, yeast, and it's
sort of exciting when the yeast sort of
wakes up when you're manipulating it. And
let me tell you, if you show up to a
gathering with a few loaves of freshly
baked bread, you become an instant hero.
Mark my words. If you're at all
interested in cooking, honestly any of
these cookbooks are great. You can't go
wrong, and I'll go ahead and link to
these in the description below so you
can check them out individually. So I'm
curious to hear from you guys: what are
other suggestions you have for other
cookbooks that every man should own? Why
don't you leave a note in the comments
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Angel Message For The Week #3
by Elise Cantrell,
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Part ways now with that which has served its purpose and played itself out.
Put last year�s stories behind you now.
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okay, listen
id help u find him myself
but its freezing
aNd ThIs SwEeT a$$ iS sTaYiNg InSiDe
but how do i find him?
*awkward silence*
just say the "Wolf" thing
oh, you mean the c h o-
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Parenting advice-- How to say sorry to your kids - Duration: 4:38.
Hello everyone and welcome back to my channel where we talk all things life family
food and fun. Today we're talking about family and kids and those times when we
mess up with our kids and maybe we're not the nicest parent on the planet yeah
we're talking that today so without further ado let's do this! Have you ever
had one of those days when maybe you were tired, maybe you were PMSing,
maybe you just had had a super long day and you were just short with your kids
you yelled at them you were too busy for them you got mad at them or angry and
you know you just kind of regret your behavior, yeah we've all had those days,
and then we end up like this.... I'm the worst mother ever
Wait this is all sugar free chocolate.... may cause a laxative effect!..... bring home
imodium immediately! And why is it so hard for some of us to say I'm sorry?
"Ralph.....I was wroooooong"
it's kind of stuck in my throat, stuck in my throat.
Well maybe it's because it was never modeled
for us the correct way when we were kids. But it's one of the best things that we
can do for each other, for our kids, in our relationships. It's restorative, it's
healing, it's good for the soul! And one of the best things we can do is
model that for our kids. Because how can we expect them to do something that we
don't do and that we don't actually teach them how to do? Not just that
"Johnny say you're sorry okay now give her a hug." That's not
really a true apology, that's not what that really looks like. So the next time
that things don't go as planned on your day, let's give this a shot!
Today's tip is what to do after that happens because we do know that it
happens. One of the best things that we do with our kids hopefully is to teach
them to take responsibility for their mistakes, to own it, to apologize and ask
for forgiveness. Well how can we expect them to actually know how to do that and
to get that right and feel comfortable doing that,
if we don't model that for them? Our kids need to know that we're not perfect, we
screw up and when we do we own it, we take responsibility,
we apologize and we ask for forgiveness. So the next time this happens I want you
to stop what you were doing, put down your phone or whatever device is in your
hand and stop what they're doing. Get them down in front of your face, get down
to their level, or if they've gotten a little bit bigger than you are get up to
their level or sit them down so that you're face to face. Look them in the eye,
tell them I screwed up. I shouldn't have done that, that wasn't okay and I'm sorry.
Will you forgive me? And then watch what happens. Not only do they get a chance to
see someone taking responsibility for their actions, see that their parents
aren't perfect, they get to experience offering forgiveness and grace, forgiving
someone, restoring back a relationship. Those things are huge for their
lives as they grow up into adulthood, knowing that they don't have to be
perfect, but when they're not, it's okay to come and own it, take responsibility,
asked for that forgiveness and know that they're gonna get that forgiveness from
their mom and dad. Instead of hiding it and always just trying to be perfect and
never wanting to screw up, or never wanting anyone to know that they have
screwed up. We all screw up. We all do it. So we can't expect our kids to do
something that we don't model for them. Okay so the next time that you mess up
with your kids, because we know it's gonna happen, give this a try, see
what happens and if you do, leave a comment below and tell me how it went
I'd love to hear about it, if you get a weird reaction from your kids that like
surprise or shock, especially if they're a little bit olde,r and just tell
me what it is that happened! Okay that's everything for today's video! I hope you
enjoyed it! I hope you found it inspiring and helpful, and if you didm be sure and
give it a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel. And if you haven't already, click
that little bell right next to it because then you'll get notified of
upcoming videos whenever I post one. So until the next time ladies, have a great
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Hello guys and welcome to my first fortnite funny moments
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Got a grenade I got grooved rifle with six
No, it's better than nothing. He's here take the weak no no help
I only hadn't grenades. I had nothing else
It could literally be a guy coming up the hill they write, we speak and it could be you know I
Don't care
The loot Lake is right here, so we should
When we kill the two I kill the two guys who
Pistol pistol
Yeah
Hey, we're stealing his own, no, that's just cause it's shrinking it might not be I'm sorry I retorted
When Donna
What twisty minute while I go guys, I think he was the only one because we killed him uh
We didn't know uh
No, there was he's definitely got to have a teammate somewhere. I don't need them anyway
Hey, there's two guys all right. What are
You looking Judas Oh
That's a few items
I'll hold on open it up if you like I hit them 472 I hit something
Right
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Hello where's good we should I shouldn't have done that
They're gonna see that legendary scar are you dead yeah?
Three
Oh my god, I found the legendary Scott
Okay what it was just hiding in the toilet? Oh?
Supposin do you want it?
What shield see I've already gone on so
Is it a big one or smart? I haven't good shot big one? I would take it though I
Just got a shot, okay
I don't know where I lock in
Where did I get shot from?
Let's think I was walking this way it was over. There. Are they come have a look. It's your favorite item
I'm not gonna use it though
We know that because when we see our enemy. We just try to shoot him and not throw the boat
Yeah, it's a trap because there's something in it there's bandages, so I just don't go inside it
DC and building across the running
Yeah
Yeah, hold on. There's a guy coming this way. Okay. You need to call it before you shoot so at that time
He's running to others
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Him I told you to tell me oh
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Again yeah, hey down that hill
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Shot from behind she's dead yeah the sniper tickets. Oh, no let me take
three two one jump oh
Did you jump here? Yeah? We need to oh yeah? That's fine. We need to just make another lawyer yeah
So there we go we need to get the oldest girl to PK's coming here so that
Yeah, that's fine. Oh
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Southwest to ten as well
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But I am too, low there's a guy also south Margit missed him he's 195 was on
He's just over the hill so he won't be able to go
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directly
fuck
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We're good. Oh good. He's good at building my building
He has to come to us, I've got grenades as well I spin a building let's be smart about this
No
Okay, he's inside the building smart
I'm going to be smart about this
fuck's sake
I'm trying to get it through the window
I'm gonna move over this side so I can see him. I'm up on this verse Allah. Oh hi
He's in here definitely oh
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Just put a truck down I'm running back come here come here
Hey building, Miller. Oh you mean, bud yeah, he's going here
Where is he he's behind ya
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OK. I did it.
Teacher gave homework, let's do it now.
What does it say so easily? What is X?
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In today's video, you will see once again in my opinion 10 uncommon tricks on Mirage.
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Hey guys, NadeKing here.
In today's video, I show you once again some uncommon tricks on De_Mirage to probably make
them more common.
Before we start with the video, many people have asked if I could sign their Steam profiles.
I do my best to do that.
Just make sure you have joined with our Steam group before you ask it and your comment section is public.
Still Steam has its own limits and I can sign maximum about 10 profiles a day.
Let's start off with a sick boost spot on B bombsite.
Let your teammate stay in this corner.
Climb on him.
You need to make sure you can jump without hitting your head.
Next up you have to jump and guy under you has to jump and get stuck at the same time.
Now how does he get stuck?
He has to be in this corner, aim like this then he has to jump.. when he jumps and holds
crouch + W + D. Then he gets stuck there.
And you, on top, can achieve an excellent angle towards B apps.
Really cool spot.
Here is enemy POV, definitely an off-angle and it takes
extra time to react to this.
Supergeneral.
Alright, we are in the palace.
Often CTs smoke palace like this.
So, it actually leaves great cap to work with.
You can make a two-man tower here and see over the smoke.
It depends on a smoke position, but this could give you perfect one-way view towards stairs
and jungle area.
Here are the visual examples, sometimes it's impossible to spot you there
and enemy won't expect this at all.
Just make sure you don't overuse this trick.
Next up again little trick from Palace.
If Palace is correctly smoked or you are just alone you can try to shoot through the smoke
towards the jungle.
Look for this lamp and aim a bit down from there and start shooting.
This lamp indicates jungle entrance as you can see.
Great tip to know and it may help you in certain scenarios.
Stairs.
If an enemy is planting for CT in default position you can actually spot him right here
and you could also kill him.
And if you didn't know you can stop this plant from CT as well, just wallbang
like this.
Easy as that.
Next to white van.
From the same corner, in the previous Mirage tricks videos I threw market entrance smoke
with a jumpthrow.
You can check it out from the right top corner afterwards.
But today I am going to show you great one way smoke for
an afterplant scenario.
This is really easy and doesn't require the jumpthrow.
So, come to this corner.
Aim up from this window till the wire and use just left click throw.
Your teammate next to the market door will have the advantage to see enemies first..
Great and easy one-way smoke.
Underwood.
There are often enemies in the palace who come and stay in this corner.
You can easily clear this corner with a wallbang.
Come to this position.
Aim like shown and start shooting.
Whoever tries to stay in this corner will get killed.
Easy as that.
B bombsite.
You can use this bucket here to hide the bomb and everyone will see this bucket in the same place.
I tell you this because the same thing with similar bucket in A bombsite is not working.
Everyone sees it in their different place.
But you can try to play around with the B bombsite bucket if you have the time of course.
B bombsite again.
We have talked a bit about this wooden thingy before, often it gets destroyed in rounds,
but if it's not destroyed you can have a nice one-way view from B bombsite to market.
If you camp here, they just can't see you from the market.
Try it out.
Alright, market.
Here you have a chance to get 3 out of the price of 1.
Yes, I am talking about graffiti.
This trick really helped me to rank up.
And the last trick of this video.
CT spawn.
You can climb to a great position using 3 people here.
You can see how it goes right now.
If you are on top you will have a nice surprise angle to anyone who is pushing deep CT.
Otherwise, it's rather a position what you can show off to your friends, but in the real
matches, it doesn't have much of a practical use as you are camping in the CT spawn.
So, please hit that like button and thanks for watching!
Now it's the right time to rewatch other interesting videos.
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