Waching daily Apr 26 2018

A crisis is coming.

We can't stop it.

Then who can?

They can.

The Divine Pairing.

I'm here because of you.

You did this to me.

When you touch people, you can see their fears.

And when I touch someone, I can see their hopes.

You and I are connected.

The universe keeps pushing us together.

The universe keeps pulling us apart.

The world has stolen from me my whole life.

Maybe I have this thing so I can steal some of it back.

You and I are connected.

Who are you?

I can't control it.

Since when do you carry a knife?

For more infomation >> Marvel's Cloak and Dagger (Freeform) "Connections" Promo HD - Duration: 2:01.

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The Master of Masa Dishes Up Oaxacan Staples || Eat Seeker - Duration: 6:00.

- For me, in Oaxaca, it's been a 12-, 13-year

love affair that just keeps growing stronger.

What I'm doing here comes from the way I cook

through my upbringing being an Italian-American,

and it was super-exciting to see a lot of similarities

between Italian food and Oaxacan food.

For me the parallels, once the door opened, it didn't close.

Oaxacan cuisine, to me, almost isn't even Mexican cuisine.

Once I got closer to it,

I realized how many subcultures were

going on down there that food is everything,

super-delicate and gentle and simple,

and it's also very complex and fierce and bold.

That, to me, is really beautiful, and as a chef,

what I'm doing is really just sharing experiences and

memories that I've picked up down there,

and that's something that I think is really sincere.

(crackling flames)

When we first found this place,

the thing that attracted to me

about it the most was this grill.

All the places that I love to eat in Oaxaca

are usually on the street, maybe sitting on a milk crate.

It's always based around the comal,

which is a big, flat red clay-topped disk kind of

with an earthen hearth underneath,

and it's fueled by wood; and that, to me,

is the heart of Oaxacan cuisine.

The comal is also great because the size that we have

allows us to make tlayudas, which are basically

giant over-sized tortillas that we start on the comal

and set them kind of like you would a tortilla,

and then they move over to the grill that we have next to it.

And from there, we can fold them on the grill

with stuff inside them kind of like

you would see people doing with a quesadilla.

In Oaxaca, most of the meats are cut very thin.

Here, just to appeal to a little bit more of

American palate, we're doing a steak that's cooked about

medium-rare and then sliced and added to the tlayuda.

That's the one thing that I'd say isn't so classic Oaxacan.

You get those smoky notes.

You get some caramelization or carbon parts on it,

and it gets really crunchy on parts, and that,

I think, is really fun textural contrast.

The things that you can put inside are endless,

but it's the comal that allows us to make

these big tlayudas that I don't think anyone else

in New York is making here or can make.

As far as Mexican, or even more so Oaxacan cuisine,

memelas are basically my favorite thing

to eat for breakfast down there.

Every morning that I'm there, it's what I have,

and it's kind of like a tortilla or a taco where

you can put whatever you want in it,

but it's also kind of like a sope where it has

pinched-up edges.

These edges that you're giving it and

some little dents in the middle --

almost like an English muffin --

allow it to hold the sauce that you want to put on it,

so it's creating all these pools of pork fat

or salsa or cheese or whatever it is,

but it's a great place for flavor to get trapped.

A very typical one that you would see at most street stalls

is with chorizo and potato.

So that's one of the ones we do here at Claro.

At the end, you add a little bit of potato.

It sucks up some of the juices and the fat,

and that's what we top our memela with.

Chochoyotes are another fun thing that have a

special place in my heart being an Italian-American and

feeling so close to pasta and gnocchi that

all of a sudden I realize that there was

a dumpling made from masa as well and I was like, "What?"

That, for me, has been something fun to play with here

where traditionally there, you would often see them

in a lot of soups and stuff, and we've done that,

but I've had a lot of fun getting away from that

and treating it like a pasta and browning them in butter,

searing them off and adding wild mushrooms and meats

and, you know, stocks and sauces that you would often see in,

maybe a different Italian application and

just really having fun with it.

Later in life I became gluten-intolerant,

and I had this big hole in my heart for pasta

that needed to be filled by something.

Masa was there for me.

Growing up with having all these Italian-style braises

and stews that you would put all of this love into,

and then pasta would be the vehicle for that.

Now all of a sudden, masa was doing the same thing.

From a chef's point of view, here in New York,

everything is so modern, and you can order something

from your phone to have any kind of food you want

at your doorstep at any second.

But, to step away from that and get back to

actually like land where people are growing food

and so connected to it, and the food that they cook

is what they have and what they make with it is

so amazing that I feel honored to go down there

and see that and bring it back here to my food

and have the same respect with it here.

I think that the food culture is really deep

in all of Mexico, but in Oaxaca,

it was a little more apparent.

This is something really special and something that

I've never seen before and it took me by surprise

that there was so much going on,

so many flavors and so many things that I'd

never seen before that it was kind of immediately addicting.

I needed to get more information.

I needed to see more.

I needed to eat more and that's kind of how it all started

and I've been addicted ever since.

For more infomation >> The Master of Masa Dishes Up Oaxacan Staples || Eat Seeker - Duration: 6:00.

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My Neighbor, Charles | 이웃집 찰스 - Ep.138 / A musician from the Netherlands, Arend![ENG/2018.04.26] - Duration: 48:09.

(The hot place for designs)

(Korea's landmark DDP)

(Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Jung-gu, Seoul)

(137th class at the foreigner school)

This is My Neighbor, Charles

where we meet foreigners living in Korea.

- Hello. / - Hello.

This spring is so tough because of the fine dust.

How are you, everyone?

They say pork belly gets rid of fine dust in your body,

so I'm having a lot of pork belly.

- That's wrong. / - That's not true.

You should have things like seaweed.

That gets rid of the heavy metal inside your body.

Because of fine dust these days,

I'm sure many of you are staying home.

Relieve your frustration with My Neighbor, Charles.

Let's bring in our guests.

- Welcome. / - Welcome.

- Hello. / - Hello.

- Welcome. / - Hello.

My name is Arend and I'm from the Netherlands.

And this is my loving wife, Kim Hyemin.

If you look at the age...

8 years of difference in age.

The wife is older.

I'm so envious!

8 years! That's nice.

A foreign man who's 8 years younger?

Did you get attracted to him from the start?

- She should be thankful. / - Is that so?

Should she just be thankful?

If we had met in Europe,

it wouldn't have been a problem.

But this is Korea.

People always ask about your age first.

So I distanced myself from him in the beginning.

What did your friends say when you told them

that your boyfriend is 8 years younger?

- That I'm skilled. / - Oh, I see.

How did the two of you first meet?

I met her on my 3rd visit to Korea.

She was playing then...

I went to that concert and I tuned the organ myself.

So we just met like that.

What kind of instrument does she play?

I play the bassoon.

It's a woodwind instrument.

Oh, she brought it here. That's the bassoon.

Can we listen to it?

I have to turn like this.

(How does the bassoon sound?)

(Charming deep sound)

- Bravo. / - I love it.

They play unusual instruments.

So they must've understood each other.

When did you get married?

In 2016.

- 2016. / - In July.

We met in September

and in July the year after...

We got married in July.

Wow, that was short.

You got married after 10 months of dating.

The daily life of this loving musician couple.

It seems like Sayuri is curious...

- More than anyone. / - I am.

- Let's watch. / - Show us right away.

(My Neighbor, Charles)

(National Museum of Korea, Yongsan, Seoul)

Warm spring is the peak season

for performers.

They are busy getting ready for a concert.

Arend is a musician who plays the harpsichord.

He's tuning his instrument.

He seems very sensitive.

What's going on?

The string snapped.

That's trouble. The concert will be starting soon.

I need to change the string for my instrument.

(Unexpected accident right before the concert)

When it's too dry or too hot,

strings break easily.

Just this one.

Unexpected situations like this

happen in the dry spring season.

Harpsichord is very sensitive to surroundings.

(Audience is waiting for the concert)

The audience is waiting for the concert.

Arend, you must be breaking out in a cold sweat.

I feel nervous just from watching.

(Arend is tuning again)

Did you get a new string?

Yes.

That's a relief.

Let's comfort the shocked heart with music.

(Confrerie Musica Baroque Ensemble's performance)

It sounds so nice.

Arend is an amazing musician.

I wonder if his daily life is as peaceful as this music.

(I Love Kimchi)

He's on his way back home after the concert.

Arend never misses out going to the market.

(Scallions are in season)

Wow, scallions! They're sweet and tasty these days.

Why are you buying so much?

$5 is very cheap.

Sure. Sales are hard to resist.

(Heukseok, Dongjak, Seoul)

A year ago, Arend settled down

in a redevelopment area.

(Arend lives in a redevelopment area)

The monthly rent for

this newlywed couple

was a big burden.

They put in so much effort

in finding this house for lease.

What did you buy?

(I have a bad feeling about this)

I was going to buy instant noodles...

Did you buy a whole box? What's this?

$5 for two bundles.

Isn't that cheap?

- So you bought two bundles? / - Yeah.

(Wary)

I knew this would happen.

This is a lot.

Sorry. It was just very cheap so...

Do you think $2.50 is cheap?

If I buy just one bundle, that's $3.

They always give you discounts.

Then he just buys it.

- This is a lot. / - Right?

How are we going to finish this?

Why did you buy these scallions?

To add to the instant noodles.

(All she can do is laugh)

- Good job. / - Sure.

Oh, smell of kimchi.

It's going to be good.

I'll put in just a bit.

It looks very spicy. Will you be alright?

Time is everything when it comes to cooking noodles.

3 minutes is the best.

Even just instant noodles become a special dish

when Arend cooks it.

It looks like some kind of a braised dish.

Wow, it looks so good.

Hyemin who was worked up at the scallions

has calmed down too.

(Slurp)

It's good.

(The taste makes her forget about the scallions)

See you.

Want me to help you?

No.

Want me to chop the scallions...

No.

I'm so jealous, Hyemin.

You've got such a nice husband who cooks for you.

He's adding kimchi again.

I should finish this.

I was so shocked because

kimchi was so good.

When I was in the Netherlands,

I cooked kimchi stew and bean paste stew

5 times a week.

I loved it.

He had a Korean friend in the Netherlands

and fell in love with Korean food.

He even made kimchi himself.

He must've really loved Korean food.

(The key is the seaweed strips)

(He eats like a Korean)

You did a good job. It's good.

I wasn't like this in the past...

(Pleased)

He makes nice food and asks me to eat with him.

Saying that it doesn't taste nice if he eats alone.

It's important to enjoy the food.

This lovey-dovey couple got married 2 years ago.

Hyemin was the reason Arend settled down in Korea

when he just came to travel.

They first met at a concert.

You called me all of a sudden.

- Yes. / - Late at night.

That's when I knew that

she has feelings for me.

My wife is very optimistic

and bright. I liked her personality.

(Good or Bad)

This is where Arend spends most of his time.

Arend plays the harpsichord.

It isn't a common instrument to be seen in Korea.

(Harpsichord, a keyboard instrument)

(That makes sound by plucking the strings)

(Widely used in Renaissance and Baroque music)

How is it different from the piano?

As for the piano,

it always uses three strings.

But in the case of harpsichord...

Here...

The upper keyboard uses one string

and because of the coupler...

It uses two strings at the same time.

So the sound is much louder.

What sound is that?

Oh, Hyemin is practicing too.

This is the ordinary day of a musician couple.

Can you turn off the metronome?

Huh?

The metronome...

Thank you.

How's your practice going?

It's hard.

What's hard? The chords?

Yes. The fingering is really hard too. Look.

Okay.

She asks her husband for help.

(Sigh)

I think you should practice like this.

Just follow the main melody.

I think that'd be good.

Fa, mi, re, do, si.

As a musician couple,

there are a lot more good things

than the bad things.

(She plays as he suggested)

(Problem solved)

Today, there's a lecture.

Arend teaches the harpsichord

twice a week at a university.

Good.

I think it'd be better

if you could hold your right hand a bit longer.

So here...

(Arend teaches his student with fluent Korean)

Arend loved Korea so much that he even went to

a Korean language school in the Netherlands.

Arend is a promising instrumentalist

who graduated the best old music school

in the Netherlands.

He received many awards in Europe

but he's living in Korea because of his wife.

(Being a Redevelopment Area Resident)

You bottom must hurt from sitting down

all day to practice.

Good. You should take a walk and get some air.

I think they are leaving this place.

This is the redevelopment area

so people are leaving this place.

After moving out from an expensive rent house,

they came here a year ago.

They ended up here to meet their budget.

This place just began to grow on them

but they have to leave soon.

I wish we could live here forever.

We should try to look for another place.

Arend feels frustrated when he thinks about moving.

I picked up two bicycles here recently.

- Here? / - Yes.

(Things that people threw away when they left)

These discarded items are Arend's treasures.

He carefully examines the items.

But I don't see any treasure.

This looks okay.

(Arend found a flower pot)

I was wondering if there'd be anything useful.

Arend is good at finding stuff.

- I got a flower pot. / - Pretty.

When I first came to Korea, I was

surprised by how people throw away things so easily.

That doesn't happen in the Netherlands.

- This. / - We got this for free.

What's new in this house?

We began with nothing.

When I first came to Korea

I didn't have a home.

We paid an expensive monthly rent.

We got our things for free.

Got things for free, picked up from the streets...

We picked up things and used them after washing.

That's how it was.

People who don't know say that

musicians are rich.

But that's not the case for this couple.

(♪ Wind ♪)

This is what Arend is into these days.

(Combination of Korean traditional vocal)

(The Baroque instruments of the West)

(Arend is having a fusion concert)

The harmony of Korean music and Western instruments.

That is, they are practicing for a fusion concert.

How's the tempo?

I think it can be a little slower

and get a little faster.

A bit slower in the beginning...

I think towards the end,

it'd be better to fade the sound.

The sound of the harpsichord

and the Korean traditional vocal go so well together.

So the number of songs are increasing

and we are continuing to perform together.

Do I start with the harpsichord?

- Yes. / - Yes.

- Should I do that? / - Yes.

(A special concert of the East and the West)

It's hard to do understand Korean music

if you don't understand the culture and the emotion.

It's a new challenge for Arend.

There are similarities with the European music.

When I'm accompanying,

I have to improvise,

breathe at the same time

and play together.

The harpsichord and Korean music

share many similarities.

So it's very interesting.

(My Wife is a Manager 1)

(Is she studying?)

She majored in Korean music in graduate school and

that has become the foundation for her new challenge.

(Daeseong Aak, Yeak, Gogeum-sangjeongnye)

- Is this important? / - Yes.

Korean music, Korean instruments,

Dangak, Aak, Aak instruments.

Marriage procedure...

I don't know about that.

I don't know what that means.

Should we do this later? I'm so tired.

Concentrate and study a little more.

Are you taking the level 6 test?

Yes, in May.

I have level 6 Korean test

and in September,

I think I should take the early Joseon music test.

Only this much for Goryeo.

But this much for Joseon.

It's hard.

What's hard?

There are so many words that I don't know.

And the content is hard.

It must be hard for Hyemin too.

(My Wife is a Manager 2)

(Why is it so quiet today?)

- Did you take it out? / - Yes.

Are you moving out already?

There's a concert today.

I have to carry this harpsichord.

You have to take that yourself?

Yes.

Wow, what a dilemma for a musician.

It's heavy even for a man to carry

and move around.

It must be so tough.

But there isn't anything his wife can't do.

Push a bit more.

Good?

Is it okay to move it like this?

If you go around the curve, it will get tilted.

You set it up.

I will go check something else.

What do you mean, I set it up.

You should know since you drive.

It moves.

You can't leave it like that.

When both of us has concerts,

things get so hectic.

The lovey-dovey couple

has no choice at times like this.

It costs $300 to ask someone to carry it

so they began carrying it themselves.

If they pay for the moving cost from the money

they get from performing, they get nothing.

I thought they just perform on fancy stages.

I didn't know they had to go through this.

It must be tough for Hyemin.

Are you okay?

(Sweet)

It's tough, right?

- It's tough to live with me, right?

Bye.

Good luck.

Hyemin, how is it living with a musician husband?

Sometimes he jokingly says

not to leave him.

He tells me not to leave him because it's hard.

The harder the situation,

the stronger their love gets.

(Leaking)

What is going on?

Huh? I hear air leaking.

The air...

What is going on? Oh, my!

It's stuck.

Oh, my.

It's a 20-year-old used car she got from her father

It needs to be repaired often

and now this happened.

The battery goes dead very often.

We call them often because of the battery

so I should save them for the battery.

And I should just get the tire fixed.

(That evening)

Wow, he looks great all dressed up.

It's hard to come by such high-end concert.

Enjoy it.

(Korean music and Western instruments)

(Jeongga, Korean music of Joseon scholars)

(And the Baroque music of the aristocrats)

(Special performance of the East and the West)

(Wow)

The audience's fervent response.

It's one of the reason why he can't give up

being a musician, although it's tough to be one.

I enjoyed it.

Good job.

Where's Hyemin?

The moment of happiness.

He wants to see his wife the most.

Are you that happy?

(He still has more things to do)

The concert finished

but it's a beginning for the couple.

The harpsichordist always wraps up the stage.

It was only two of them at the end

but today his student is helping him.

Vertically. Good.

It must be so tough.

Nothing is easy in life.

The couple came home late at night.

I'm worried that they'll get muscle aches.

(Back to its place)

I haven't had dinner.

Really?

I didn't have time.

Oh, no. What do you want?

There's nothing to eat.

He's tired but just at his wife's words,

Arend starts cooking.

My mother-in-law made this kimchi.

It's so good.

Just kimchi is good enough to have a meal.

What are you making today?

He cooked in an instant!

He's like a professional chef.

- Let's eat. / - Thank you.

Eat up.

Shall we have a beer?

If you have beer with spicy food,

you feel terrible the next day.

But I still want beer.

The couple comforts the tiring day like this.

(A tiring but happy night together)

(My Wife is a Manager 3)

Arend is studying since early morning.

He has an important test for his graduate school.

(Sigh)

Want me to take you to school?

I'd be grateful.

Okay. I will drive you.

To encourage and drive him,

Hyemin also goes out with him.

Don't worry. We will arrive before 3.

She's like a mom with a son who's taking

the entrance exam.

(The Academy of Korean Studies)

He entered the graduate school to study Korean music.

To write his thesis,

he must pass this exam for his major.

But still, it must be so tough for Hyemin.

I was going to practice if I didn't come here.

I should've practiced.

I have things to do too...

(Arend doesn't look good)

Arend, you didn't do well on the exam?

I didn't have enough time.

- I ruined it. / - You did?

Good job.

(Pat, pat)

I just wrote what I knew.

Good job.

Yes. Good job, Arend.

(Beloved Son-in-law)

The two have been so busy.

They came to Hyemin's house to find rest.

Hello!

- Hello. / - Hi.

It's been a long time.

Oh, dear. It was a long journey, wasn't it?

Yes.

My son-in-law.

- Hello. / - Nice to meet you.

Arend.

Auntie Jeongsuk.

We have lots to do.

- We have lots to do. / - That's good.

Instead of his busy father-in-law,

he's going to help with work.

The ground is flat.

Pull this like this

and make a way for water to flow.

- Like this? / - Yes.

(But...)

My back hurts.

Already?

You should earn your keep.

What a bad worker.

At his mother-in-law's words,

Arend tries hard again.

That's not right.

You did it wrong.

Arend, are you alright?

It has to be straight.

Oh, dear.

That side is deeper so do the other side.

Do it like this or do it like that

to make the waterway.

(Sigh)

He met his match today.

The kind son-in-law tries his best

although he's clumsy.

Goodness. I'm relieved now.

For our kimchi.

Ma'am, you will give them a lot of kimchi, right?

Is that for your mother-in-law?

Oh, it's the scallions that made Hyemin mad.

Wow, that's a lot. It's big.

Yes.

Why did you buy this?

- Scallion pancakes. / - Scallion pancakes?

I will make it for you.

(Embarrassed)

His wish will come true today.

Hyemin studied in France for 14 years.

Her mother was worried to see her daughter

start anew in Korea.

She was even more upset as Hyemin got married late.

She doesn't even try to learn.

Hyemin, come here and watch.

Learn to make scallion kimchi.

Arend will do it.

I need to watch my dog.

So cute.

When she brought someone to marry,

I was happy no matter where he was from.

I was really worried that

she might not get married.

She's pretty old too.

But she brought such a nice son-in-law.

Good job.

Her daughter got married late

so she's happy to just to see Arend.

Good.

You are the best.

- It's good. / - Yes.

It tastes even better because special someone helped.

- It's good. / - It's so good.

Are you busy these days?

These days...

Yes,

I think I can tell what she's up to.

You should have child soon.

I want a grandchild.

I only have one child.

She's the only one who can give me a grandchild.

But she's not thinking of having a child yet

so we feel frustrated.

It's nice to have a child.

But both of us are busy practicing.

Things are chaotic.

There are babysitters and

we can take care of the baby too.

We don't get paid much.

We can't afford a babysitter.

We can't do that, mom.

I'm just worried because she's old.

Well...

It's sad for me to see them live like that.

Struggling like that...

I'm sure they enjoy playing music

but I wish I was more financially well off

so they don't have to worry about their house.

That will make me feel less sad.

I mean, I could just yell at them to have a child

but I can't.

It's a bit pressuring for me.

My parents say that having a child

is up to us.

It'd be good to have a baby at a good time.

But it's possible not to have a baby.

When it comes to a child, the way

Koreans think, and foreigners think are different.

The mother-in-law packs every last bit of kimchi

for them.

- Is it that good? / - Good?

Good?

Worried that the couple would skip meals,

the mother-in-law prepared so much food for them.

They wouldn't have to worry about food for now.

Eat a lot of kimchi. I will make it for you again.

Thank you, mother.

You worked the field for peppers.

I will grow them and make kimchi.

He loves kimchi.

- Good-bye. / - Take care.

When will parents ever stop worrying about their child?

Drive safely.

Hello.

Today, Arend called people

to carry the instrument.

Arend, did you find a house?

Pardon?

- Did you find a house? / - No, not yet.

What will you do?

I know...

Since they were newlyweds...

Before Arend got married....

It's a rare instrument

so some people want to rent it.

I get paid for rentals.

Also sometimes, for tuning.

Take care.

I will go slowly so don't worry.

Don't worry about your harpsichord.

There is another obstacle to overcome

to write his thesis.

Something that's just a bit hard?

Just a bit...

Let's do something that's this much hard.

I know. To be honest, level 6 is really hard.

(Yawning)

Don't yawn.

Verb...

He needs to pass the level 6 Korean test,

the highest level of Test of Proficiency in Korean.

What does this sentence mean?

"No matter how important money is,

it's not as important as health."

You might think money is very important

but health is even more important.

Look, let's do this.

Look.

No matter how important the harpsichord is

it's not as important as your wife.

Oh, I get it now.

- Got it? / - Got it.

(Understood completely)

I get it now.

What does it mean?

Sometimes, I think too much about harpsichord.

Will you save your wife or the harpsichord

when they fall into the ocean?

(Wife vs. Harpsichord)

Why are you hesitating?

No, I will save you without hesitating.

Yeah, you can buy a harpsichord.

- Yes. / - Exactly.

But I still feel offended.

Forget it.

(That night)

I wanted to have a drink with Arend because

I heard that he eats raw garlic.

I didn't believe it at first.

He loves it.

They met when they were moving his instruments.

Now they became close friends

that even have meals together with their family.

It's amazing to see him eat garlic.

He speaks Korean well

and he's more like a Korean than a real Korean.

The mover fell into the charms of Arend.

Despite their different nationalities and age,

they've been friends for a long time.

He's very handsome.

Treat us.

Arend, you should treat us today.

Arend will pay today.

You just snatched him and didn't let go, right?

You just snatched him and didn't let go, right?

Hyemin, can you just take that?

I didn't want to give Arend to you.

What's wrong with me?

Can you live without me?

- I can't. / - Right?

Arend is a true romantic.

The people who move instruments

give up on them so that

they can make a living.

Yes.

They know how much we get paid.

Because of that they couldn't even raise the price.

They might seem fancy

but they are struggling so much...

They are like swans floating on water.

They are so busy underwater...

A precious encounter to let out their hearts

when things are tough.

These thankful friends understand and worry

for Arend's tough life in Korea.

- Hello. / - Hello.

- It's been a long time. / - Yes.

How's your work?

We were really busy this week.

We had concerts

and the school started.

Is your house okay?

I thought they were going to demolish the building.

They haven't started.

But I think they will start to demolish

houses first and send people out starting summer.

We are still thinking where to go.

The parents are worried about

their youngest son in a faraway land.

But they are their fans who support their dreams.

Where should we go?

They can't postpone any longer.

I want to keep living here.

But they are redeveloping the area.

It shouldn't be too far.

(Smell of coffee)

Today, they just have coffee for breakfast.

Arend seems relaxed

but Hyemin looks very busy.

She's ready to go out.

Today is the busiest day.

I have lectures

and I have a concert.

You are wearing those today?

Yes, I have a concert today.

Your legs will hurt.

- Good luck. / - Thanks.

Lectures and a concert...

It's a busy day.

(Seoul Arts Center, Seocho, Seoul)

(Immersed)

Today, she's on stage as a bassoonist Kim Hyemin

not as a wife supporting for her husband.

It's Arend's turn to look into houses in place of his wife.

- How are you? / - Good.

How are you?

- You got more handsome. / - Really?

We are living in the redevelopment area

so we have leave the place.

- We really like the location. / - I see.

So you want a yearly rent?

Yes.

(Arend looks into the house)

If the location is good, the price is too high.

If the price is good, the location is bad.

It's hard to find the right house.

How big is this?

It's about 49m² .

I see.

It's big enough for the two of them

but not enough for their instruments.

(It's hard to find the right house)

This place is big and clean.

How is it Arend?

Do you like it?

Yes. I like it a lot.

How much is the price?

It's $350,000.

The price is the problem.

Can you really move to another place?

We can if we have the money.

Do you have money?

No.

We can't afford a $300,000 house.

It's too expensive.

It's too expensive.

(What is Baroque Music)

(Arend has come to a recording studio)

Why did you come here?

I recorded this album.

Oh, you released an album.

Did it sell a lot?

No, not yet.

Buy one for me.

Last year, Arend was elected in

an album-making contest.

However, his album didn't sell a lot.

But he still got a fair amount of response

so he's preparing his 2nd album.

Which instrument are you going to use this time?

I'm still thinking.

I'm going to go to the instrument studio

and see which one goes well.

I thought it'd be good if we could

support a little to the artists

who are thinking of releasing an album.

I hope that many Baroque music ensembles

will form.

(You are My Destiny)

My wife loves persimmons.

So I bought those too.

They sell it in Europe too.

But Korean ones taste better.

Her wife worked hard to support him.

It's time for him to score some points.

(Arend has come to the concert venue)

(Break time)

Hyemin has been practicing for 4 hours.

You need strong stamina

to be an instrumentalist.

Wow. What is this?

It's a packed lunch.

What's this?

At her husband's surprise,

Hyemin is touched.

So luxurious!

I need to go now.

- Really? / - Yes.

Break time is only 7 minutes.

7 minutes?

My hands are shaking.

Really?

Thank you so much.

- Eat more. / - You eat. I need to go.

I'll see you later.

After receiving her husband's love,

Hyemin goes back to the battlefield.

It's a good thing I brought this.

A performance of the oldest classical music

orchestra in Korea.

Enjoy it.

(2018 "Messiah" by Handel)

(The performance is 3 hours long)

Wow, the passionate performance of

3 hours has come to an end.

Hyemin, you must be tired.

I'm so out of it.

Goodness.

It's like I've ran a marathon.

This is no joke.

She's tired but she's proud.

She's a born musician.

He's such a sweet man.

He brought sneakers for his wife.

Things are tough but they

rely are each other, trying to achieve their dreams.

(You Can Do It)

A harder and difficult reality

could be waiting in front of them.

I wish we could live longer

in our current house.

I know.

I wish we could live a long time

in our next house.

Let's look for it slowly.

We still have time.

We can do it.

Yes, the two of you can do anything together!

We will be cheering for you!

(My Neighbor, Charles)

Both of you are musicians so

I thought you'd be living fancy lives.

But you have it so tough.

Also, Hyemin supports her husband so hard.

You are really amazing!

How tough it is doesn't matter.

I just think that I should help him, naturally.

I don't know if I can touch someone else's man's hand.

So pretty.

That pretty hand of men who play the piano.

Goodness...

I thought those people shouldn't touch knives.

But you cook a lot at home.

Someone I know is a son of a butcher

and he's always doing this

and he also plays the piano.

Have you always liked cooking?

Yes, cooking is like my hobby.

When I'm busy, I cook to relieve my stress.

That's the same for me.

Geniuses are like that.

You don't know the exact recipe

but if you mix this and that...

Just like the orchestra playing...

Just with your feeling.

A bit of pepper paste, sugar and soy sauce.

Just like this, with your sense.

Being inside the box is boring.

I can already tell that the food is greasy.

What's hard about having a husband

who cooks so well?

He nags so much.

Our ways of cooking is very different.

I cook very quickly within 20 minutes.

I like cooking fast.

Sometimes when I'm hungry,

my wife takes an hour to cook.

You lived in France for too long.

The cultures have changed.

The wife is like a European

and Arend is like a Korean.

Arend plays instruments well, and cooks well.

It seems like he's good at everything.

I wonder what his concern is.

Let's listen.

(Sorry for giving you a hard time)

I see.

"Sorry for giving you a hard time."

I understand him.

You have to move the instrument all the time

and she's always there for you.

It's hard for even men to carry.

It must be tough to move it all the time.

Even if I don't ask, my wife always helps me.

I'm always so thankful.

The problem is the cost.

The host has a certain amount of money

and they tell us to do everything in that budget.

But if the moving cost is 70% of the total,

we don't get anything.

That happens quite often.

The problem is... Well, the physical labor.

But the husband should earn money

in his free time

but he entered the graduate school.

I'm very interested in Korean instruments.

When I first came to Korea, I went to see

a Pansori performance.

It was breathtaking.

That when my interest in Korean music grew

and I ended up doing my masters in Korean music.

Is that your textbook?

It's already giving me a headache.

- What's that? / - A dictionary?

"History of Korean Music."

Why is it so thick?

Can you finish reading this?

No...

"History of Korean Music."

It's so hard.

It's giving me a headache already.

Even English is hard.

A Balhae instrument in the archaeological document...

In 1980, in Jilin, China...

Take it.

Take it with you.

I try my best to help him

but it's really hard.

I don't understand what it says.

I read it 10 times at least.

You can't use that information anywhere.

- No? / - I feel the same way.

Well, your income...

Yes.

Is it too private?

The payment for playing is very little.

Also, since we are part-timers,

we don't get paid during school breaks.

I see.

If the life in Korea is hard...

I'm sure the music industry in Europe

is so much better

You could actually leave here

and have a better life there.

Have you thought about that?

You can think that way but

in my opinion,

it's only been 10 years since the Baroque music

began to appear in Korea.

- It's a new market. / - Yes.

I want to expand this market.

I want to introduce how good instrument

harpsichord is

and I want to study a lot.

If you go back to the Netherlands,

it's hard to get kimchi.

You should stay here then.

Their life is very Korea oriented.

He's not an ordinary instrumentalist.

He graduated from

the Royal Conservatory of The Hague

He was very famous there.

Amazing.

We have to say this.

He didn't just come to Korea.

He came with a big dream.

He got married and he's slowly

achieving his dream.

He should earn a bit more.

You released an album.

You said it didn't sell a lot.

It didn't sell a lot.

How many?

Not many.

It's a gift.

It's a gift.

- For us? / - We got it for you.

Sorry.

It's a gift.

Thank you!

I will listen to it.

Arend.

When artists release an album,

or have a concert,

they upload it to their SNS to advertise.

I go to watch concerts a lot.

- Do you do that? / - No.

I should. I should do that.

I should do that but...

That's more work for me...

I should quit playing music then...

I should.

Well, forget the first album.

The 2nd album must do well

so that you can leave your current house

and move to a new house.

Everyone, please help them.

2nd album.

Think of it as sponsoring an artist.

Arend's concern was that

you feel sorry to your wife.

Why don't you say a few words to her?

Thank you so much for helping everything.

Also, I will try harder.

(I'm proud of you)

And I hope our lives will become more stable.

So I will try harder and work harder.

Thank you so much for always trying so hard

and also for listening to me.

Thank you for expressing your love.

(Envious)

Many good things and bad things will happen

but let's live happily together.

There are many people wandering

in between their dreams and reality.

To face the reality

or choose the dream ad an artist...

But it's really nice to see that

Arend and Hyemin taking their time

to achieve their dreams, step by step.

Whatever it is, it's always hard

for someone to pioneer something new.

You two are doing that right now.

Just like a spring day of April,

I hope only warm, happy things happen to you.

We will be cheering.

Thank you for coming today.

- Thank you. / - Thank you.

That's it for today.

- Hang in there. / - Good-bye.

1, 2, 3.

Good-bye.

For more infomation >> My Neighbor, Charles | 이웃집 찰스 - Ep.138 / A musician from the Netherlands, Arend![ENG/2018.04.26] - Duration: 48:09.

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Stuck in Traffic with LAFC's Walker Zimmerman - Duration: 7:10.

These are called birds of paradise

as you can see this resembles a bird.

Very cool looking flowers.

Walker is also a botanist.

Yes, precisely.

What's up guys I'm here in beautiful Los Angeles

I'm about to go pick up LAFC defender

Walker Zimmerman.

He is relatively new to this town so

we're going to have a proper L.A.

day. Let's do this thing.

It's good to see you.

I brought you a present. Yeah.

You get to pick. I'm going to go the blue.

I love it. Are you ready to do this. I'm ready.

We're going to. We're going to have like a proper L.A. day.

What does that look like? I don't know what

but we're going to find out.

I'm showing you. Yup.

Lets do this thing. Lets go.

All right. So Walker right now we are

on route to Santa Monica.

The homeland. The homeland!

This is where you call home

What's the best part about living in Santa Monica?

We live in a perfect location in Santa Monica.

We get the perks of being right around the city.

And you also have a

little more quieter time

up on our street.

Let's talk a little about this L.A. traffic

This is like a thing here, right?

Have you found that this is tough to deal with?

How's your commute?

Honestly, It has not been that bad.

I hope I'm not cursing myself right now.

We have the carpool so we're listening to a podcast.

Who are you carpooling with?

This is great.

Tyler Miller and Aaron Kovar live together

about three blocks away from my place in Santa Monica.

And so we're on the car pool schedule.

I started off the podcast,

Serial. I've already heard it

and so I was like guys

you got to listen to this.

Season one?

Season one,

of course that's the best one. So I put it on in my car

and now I've got the reward today

when Tyler continued the podcast.

So now we're halfway through Serial.

I don't know that Kovar is super interested

he's had his headphones in a couple days

Listening to Cardi B?

Exactly.

You're from Georgia.

What do you miss most about

home.

Oh it's a tough question.

I mean I think I'm pretty close

to my family so I obviously miss

hanging out with my parents and being able to go over to their house

There's just the people. Kinda miss the smell honestly, too.

Smell the Georgia pines.

The Georgia pines!

Walker,

what does success

for LAFC look like in 2018?

I think honestly,

it's going to be chasing the MLS Cup.

I think we won't be satisfied

with just making the playoffs

because I think now we realize how good of a team we

actually are and how good we can be.

Walker we made it to your hood.

Welcome, yeah we're just up here.

I'll show you around.

Guy this is the exclusive.

This is the MLS Cribs

private tour, Walker Zimmerman.

Sofa we didn't have for probably the

first two months.

So we set up an air mattress.

And would just sit on pillows? Yeah, I've been in that sitch.

I hung these up myself,

my carpentry.

A little gallery wall.

Let me make sure this is just cleaned.

So here's the master.

CRIBS!

Here we have yoga toes.

This is important here.

So if your feet start hurting

you know you can just put these in between your toes.

Help spread them out. Good for the soccer player.

Really important.

Now we move to the kitchen.

We have the dining room where

we have our game nights.

So we have the

host will cook a meal and provide the

beverages.

So I know whether

it's a postgame game night we have

some brews for the guys.

We obviously our healthy foods,

our berries, our yogurt,

almond milk. Honestly this is a good

it's a good time for you guys to stop by.

Very impressed.

Thank you. All right so what are we going to do? So have you

heard of birds?

I have heard of birds. So this is this is the main

method of transportation in

Santa Monica. Oh I'm super pumped. Figured we can

go scoot. Scoot down to the beach.

Look at this.

How convenient. Isn't this perfect?!

Just a couple of birds.

All right. Well you know how to use them?

No.

So you just kick off two

or three times

and you're off.

So pleasant, I can get used to this.

That was amazing.

Yeah. Welcome.

Seriously like the best thing ever I would do that

every single day if I lived here.

It's so it's so easy to get from one

place to another on those. And its fun.

I do it without even having a destination.

You can just cruise.

And then you end up at places

like this.

You're a pretty big movie buff aren't you?

I enjoy a good movie.

You enjoy a good movie.

What's your fave?

I heard you're a big Titanic fan. I've seen

Titanic quite a bit? How many times do you think?

Over or under 15?

Probably over.

I mean at least from like tuning in

when it's on TV. Same! I can't turn

it off. Yeah it's one of those movies if you

see it on your probably going to at least

watch a little bit of it.

I love it.

I've seen Gladiator a

lot thats for sure. Can you do your impression? Of Maximus?

You did it Calen so now

you've got to do it for me.

My name is Maximus Decimus Mauritius

commander of the armies to the north.

Servant of the true Emperor of Rome,

Marcus Aurelius.

Father to a murdered son. Husband to a murdered wife. And I will have my

vengeance, in this life or the next.

Bravo give him the Oscar right now. That's why I moved out to L.A.

He's like, "I'm going to go

to a meeting with an agent in

like five." I don't know if you guys saw that, producers!

End of April we've got

Banc of California stadium opening.

How excited are you guys to get

out on that field after having seen

where it started

and where it is now,

what's that going to be like?

I got a tour in December

and just the progress it's made from December

to now opening.

It's like how did they get that done?

So they've done a great job,

same with the practice facilities

and it's going to be pretty spectacular.

Walker, today was awesome.

Thank you so much for hanging. For showing

me around your hood in L.A.

and for taking me on the birds.

That was amazing.

And I think the best way to

end this little extravaganza.

A nice cold

beer. I know you've got a game

coming up so I'm going to drink for the both of us.

You're cool with that?

Yeah, cheers. Cheers to that!

I got to say,

I think L.A. suits you. Thank you,

thank you very much.

He's doing well out here.

For more infomation >> Stuck in Traffic with LAFC's Walker Zimmerman - Duration: 7:10.

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Energy Update – April & May 2018 - Duration: 7:32.

Energy Update � April & May 2018

by Bartek Indygo,

The next month of the transformation process is behind us.

A huge wave of energy reached the Earth, what for many people turned out to be very �uncomfortable�

as it pushed us to look deeper into ourselves, and to face our deeply rooted fears and ego

programs.

In the Universe everything do happen for a reason � even these seemingly unpleasant

and difficult experiences.

They are triggers that give us an opportunity to deepen self-knowledge, and then to be able

to start creating our lives in full harmony with the highest good of the Soul.

There is a lot going on.

In addition to the physical symptoms of the ascension process which I described some time

ago, each of us, conscious participants of the process, could experience a decisive increase

in their multidimensional abilities associated with the upper chakras, which were regularly

stimulated by the literally warping pulse of the Earth.

There were numerous insights, broaden awareness, and seeing the sense of the past experiences.

What can we expect in April and May?

Below you will find a few topics that will be particularly important during your multidimensional

journey in the coming weeks.

ACCELERATED MANIFESTATIONS The more advanced the stage of your awakening

process, the greater is your power.

The greater the power, the greater the responsibility.

That is why in the coming weeks and months you will be able to see more and more clearly

how much what you have within has an enormous impact on your awakening process.

If in March you gave in to the process and took the time to reach the deep layers of

fear, that each of us accumulated during both this and the previous incarnations, you are

either already starting, or you will soon begin to notice a gradual change in the quality

of your life.

If not, you can expect recurring ghosts of the past to finally notice repeated patterns

to accept and transform them.

Please remember that what you are currently experiencing is a reflection of yourself.

Do not try to escape the Reality because it�s no one but you create it.

Take responsibility, have courage, and remember � I am with you and I believe in you with

all my heart.

The Light within me has recognized the Light in You long time ago.

NEW, HIGHER PERSPECTIVE Grab an item, then move it to your face as

close as possible.

Take a good look at it.

Then put it on the table, or a desk, and take a few steps back.

Look at it again.

What just seemed to obscure your perception a moment ago, suddenly turned out to be a

small element constituting only a part of a larger composition.

What happened?

Your perspective has changed!

The energies in April and May will be very conducive to coming out of your three-dimensional

self and broadening your perspective of perceiving reality.

You can achieve this thanks to SYSTEMATIC meditation in which you have the ability to

fully silence the limiting mind and look at yourself from the position of the observer

(for the purposes of this article let�s call him Bob).

With time and practice, you will see that you can take another step and reach the perspective

of Bob�s observer, because even though he already has the opportunity to see your patterns

and look at them without unnecessary emotions, he also has his limitations and schemes.

In conclusion, there is you, Bob and Bob�s observer.

I am writing about three people, but remember that all the time I am talking about the very

same being.

To integrate these different levels of yourself is a part of your mission here on the Earth.

This is multidimensional development.

Is there an observer of Bob�s observer?

The universe is a living organism that is growing all the time, so I have no doubts

regarding that.

The question is, whether you allow yourself to reach the next layers of yourself!

TRANSFORMATION OF OLD PATTERNS / EMBODYING YOUR HIGHER SELF ON EARTH

It is a beautiful, hot summer day, and you are sitting in a cafe waiting for your friends,

slowly sipping your favorite coffee.

You know that you have some important things to discuss with them.

It is quite crowded, there are no seats at the tables, and people more and more people

come to the cafe.

You have a 4-person table yourself, so at some point some people ask if they can sit

up.

You have an appointment, but as your companions are late, you agree.

You just mention that you will have a meeting here shortly.

After some time, you can see familiar faces in the crowd.

What do you do?

Will you continue to sit with the strangers, or apologize them politely reminding that

these places were reserved by you?

�Casual guests� of a cafe are all the patterns and schemes you have acquired, you

could even like them, got used to them, learned something interesting from them while chatting

to pass the time.

�Friends� are the higher aspects of you, and you did not come to the cafe to meet new

people, but to discuss important issues with your loved ones.

April and May energies will be very conducive to start making space for what you care about

the most, i.e. the true and authentic YOU, in a polite, loving and understanding way.

Old patterns have given you the opportunity to see how you do not want to be.

NOW, however, it is the time to stop pushing your elbows with strangers and invite those

who you care about the most to your table!

Every time it is no one else but you who need to make a decision.

TIME OF MAKING A CHOICE AND STARTING A NEW JOURNEY

Seemingly you are comfortable, you have each day planned ahead, another vacation, perhaps

even the prospect of a raise or promotion at work.

Inside, however, you feel that life is about much more than standing still and playing

it safe all the time, according to the once adopted scheme, based only on building a sense

of security.

Of course, it is very important, but when it starts to eclipse the whole world, it becomes

a limiting factor.

The energies reaching the Earth from the center of the galaxy will increasingly force you

to leave your comfort zone, so that you can continue to grow and get to know yourself

even better.

This will apply to all aspects of your life, so do not be surprised if the work, relationship,

or environment in which you have stayed until now suddenly stops resonating with you.

Life is a river that flows all the time.

Obstacles that it encounters on its way only lead to a blurring of the smooth surface of

water.

Let go.

Let yourselfgo with the flow harmoniously.

I sincerely wish you that the coming weeks will a time full of abundance be for you,

and that the process of integrating the new self would proceed in the most harmonious

way.

Happy You is a happy world.

Together, we create the New Earth.

In service to Love,

For more infomation >> Energy Update – April & May 2018 - Duration: 7:32.

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How Did We Get the 8-hour Work Day? - Duration: 8:18.

Hey Folks,

The standard 9 to 5 workday is ingrained deep in our society.

That being said, the 8 hour work day seems to be slowly morphing into the 9 or 10 or

if you count cell phones endless workday.

So for International Workers day, let's talk about the 8 hour work day, the people

who fought for it, and where it is and should be going.

Hi, I'm Tristan Johnson, and this is Step Back History.

Be sure to click the subscribe button as well as the bell notification to never miss a new

Step Back video or live stream.

The first record of hours worked by workers every week came out in 1890.

Full-time employees in that year worked an average of 100 hours, typically six or seven

days a week.

That makes the average workday about 16 to 17 hours a day.

I don't know about you, but that sounds like the epitome of misery, especially considering

at this time factories were noisy, hot, and dangerous.

Oh, and some were kids.

And this was not for lack of effort.

In fact, the struggle for fewer hours goes back as far as capitalism itself.

In America, even enslaved peoples negotiated with their owners over hours of work per day.

As early as 1817, we had workers arguing for 8 hours work, 8 hours of sleep, and 8 hours

of recreation.

This idea didn't catch on in Europe, but it did get some traction in America, especially

after the US Civil War.

In 1866 the National Labor Union formally asked Congress to mandate an 8 hour work day.

Congress refused, but from then on, the battle work day was on.

One of the first flashpoints was in Chicago.

Workers exhausted from working 12 to 14 hours a day six days a week asked the Illinois government

to give them the 8 hour work day.

Illinois compiled, but with a massive loophole where a worker could independently contract

for longer hours.

In an age where a boss could fire someone for no reason, this protection did nothing.

Or, even worse, it made the appearance of doing something while doing nothing.

Obamacare A massive strike broke out in Chicago but

spread to other states.

The movement was eventually able to convince President Grant to mandate an 8 hour work

day without docking pay… for government workers.

See my last paragraph for its effectiveness.

This galvanised labour movements, unions, socialists, anarchists, and anyone else not

stuck in the bubble of classical liberalism dominating the upper crust of the time.

They would strike, and they would protest to get time off.

Their protests were sometimes met with scabs, workers brought in to cover for the strikers.

Fairly often, the owners of the businesses hire goons to beat up the strikers.

Just read up on organisations like the Pinkertons to learn more.

Battles for the eight-hour workday led to incidents like the Haymarket Massacre.

On May 4th, 1889, a group of labour activists protested for the 8 hour work day and in opposition

to the murder of several workers the day before by police officers.

As the police attempted to disperse the crowd, someone threw a stick of dynamite at the officers.

The explosion killed several civilians as well as about seven police.

Eight anarchists were arrested in connection with the attacks, and even though late investigations

showed none of these people were involved with the bombing, seven of them were sentenced

to death, and one to fifteen years in prison.

This event is in American classrooms treated as a minor incident, but it was a pivotal

moment for the labour movement around the world.

News of the Haymarket massacre spanned the globe, and in solidarity with those executed

by the state, the day after, May 5th became known as International Workers Day.

It still is in much of the world, hence the timing of this video release.

It wasn't all doom and gloom, however!

There were some victories in these days.

In 1898 the United Mine Workers won their 8 hour day, as did much of the printing industry

in 1905.

Even some manufacturers in the automotive sector decided to make this alliance rather

than go to war with the unions.

Henry Ford, the founder of Ford motors, implemented a 40 hour work week, and negotiations at General

motors even saw some improvements.

The growing political power of unions would only make some real lasting change when the

classical liberal world order collapsed.

In the late 20s, the world experienced a massive economic collapse, and no amount of free markets

could make it come back.

Trust me, they tried.

This pressure led to massive pieces of legislation like the 1938 Fair labour standards act, which

limited the work week to 44 hours, and then 40 hours by 1940.

The story of the 40-hour workday was different in other countries.

Britain passed a limit on work to 10 hours a day for women and children in 1847.

How generous.

Australia with a severe labour shortage had powerful unions.

The Aussies used it to get 40-hour workweeks for tradespeople in the 1850s.

Most of Europe moved to 48 hour work weeks in the 1920s.

France got the first 40-hour workweek in 1936.

Australia in 1948, Canada in the early 60s, and most of Europe by the 70s.

The Germans even organised a massive strike in 1978 and lobbied for a 35 hour work week.

They settled on a 37.5 hour work week, which is pretty impressive.

However, classical liberalism began to creep back into the zeitgeist, otherwise known as

Neoliberalism.

In the world, but in the US especially unions have spent the last 4 decades losing their

political power, and it has had consequences on this centuries long-fought victory.

Now the average American works about 44 hours a week, and that number is going up.

And that's if there's even a job for you.

A 2014 Gallup poll puts the number as high as 47 hours a week, with many saying 50 hours

a week is normal.

Bloomberg highlighted a few factories in America where the standard is 12 hour days, six to

seven days a week.

Professionals report working as much as 60 hours a week, with the constant stream of

work that comes with having your smartphone on you.

And this isn't even mentioning the insane hours imposed on undocumented workers.

Today we also see a decline in wage work, and an increase in contract work, which has

the beautiful mix of low pay, no benefits, no overtime, and you could have your contract

not renewed, meaning you better not complain about it!

Some companies like Uber use contract workers exclusively, with a recent study showing they

effectively make about $4 an hour.

By the way, this is all happening in defiance of evidence about how we work.

Many recent psychological studies show focused work is way more precious than we think, and

after about 3 blocks of 50 minute to one-hour chunks of work, our efficiency begins to nosedive.

Some governments like Sweden and a few companies are experimenting with shorter and shorter

work days, and are showing an increase in returns and performance despite intuition.

It's almost as if not hating your job makes you better at it.

Go figure.

So happy international workers day.

We have backslid quite a bit, but if we can be a team again, we can make conditions better

for workers.

Solidarity forever.

You know, it's been a while since I plugged my curiouscat account.

I take video suggestions, and general questions from there, so if you wanna have a Q A'ed

go to curiouscat.me/TristanPEJ and ask away.

This video was made possible by these hard workers, as well as the rest of my Patrons

over at Patreon.

I'd especially like to thank Don and Kerry Johnson as well as Kolbeinn Mani for their

generosity.

The theme song is by 12Tone and come back next time for more Step Back.

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BLACK WIDOW: HEAVY MINA - TEASER - Duration: 0:46.

Attention!

The S.H.I.E.L.D. community was attacked by Katarina Ivanov

We need to rescue the suitcase.

I'm in the place

Two Black Widows

In june

Subscribe

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Wieso Menschen ihre Meinung nicht ändern - Duration: 7:26.

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How do I keep my computer healthy? Cybersecurity Tip - Duration: 1:22.

Frequently, I get asked by people who have computers that are running slow, and they

say, "Geez David, is there some kind of tune-up that I can do on my computer?

It seems to be running slow.

I think it's okay.

I don't think it's infected or anything, but I just want to get running a lot faster."

A program that I really like is called Advanced SystemCare.

This program comes in a free version, as well as a pro version.

You can click on a link in the description for that.

This program goes through an entire checklist of things in order to verify whether you've

got temporary internet files, some security, some junk files, whether you have the latest

updates applied on your computer.

It can do things where it boosts your internet speed to optimize it and make it a little

faster.

It's an excellent program, and something I like to run on a regular basis for the overall

health of your computer.

It's not a replacement for your anti-x software: anti-virus, anti-malware, also anti-spyware.

This is something that is to complement it, to use for tune-up purposes on your computer.

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Google opposes repeal of Clean Power Plan - Duration: 0:54.

Google has filed a comment with the Environmental Protection Agency in support of Obama-era

clean-power rules.

In October, head of the EPA Scott Pruitt said he might completely roll back the Clean Power

Plan, which is currently on hold.

The plan would require states to reduce their carbon emissions and the government to offer

states incentives for investments in renewable energy.

Environmental groups denounced the decision, saying repealing the plan threatens public

health and the environment.

But critics argued the rules are federal overreach and hurt coal jobs.

Now, Pruitt and the administration say repealing the plan will "facilitate the development

of U.S. energy resources."

Google told "The Verge" it thinks the Clean Power Plan will encourage states and businesses

to invest in renewable energy.

Google isn't the only company opposing the rule change; Apple filed a comment with the

EPA earlier in April.

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Mochila de supervivencia para acampada montaña o emergencias | Contenido, uso y recomendaciones - Duration: 25:09.

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RUSSIANS REACT TO ARGENTINIAN MUSIC | Soda Stereo - De Musica Ligera | REACTION - Duration: 5:48.

Salute Argentina -Hello Argentina

Right now we're gonna react to Soda Stereo

The song is called "De Musica Ligera"

Which means "Light music"

So many people

I can't imagine so many people at a concert in Europe

Rock band

They're probably very popular

There's smoke in the crowd

It happens

I think I've heard this song

Does it sound familiar to you? -Not yet

It reminds me of some European song

The audience is crazy

They sing for the artists

They don't even have to play

That's crazy

Nice beginning

It always happens at rock shows. The crowd always sings

I've heard this song before. Or a similar song

Maybe someone played this song too?

Or someone just copied their melody

That's scary, you can die there

I wonder if there's a roof above them

I think it's a stadium

Or maybe a field

Funny curly dude

I like the song and the melody

By the way, the drummer is wearing a shirt with Argentinian flag

Maybe there are fences

Awesome music

Very energetic

It reminds me of... in USA there shows with many bands

Maybe 20-30-40 bands and they all play in one day

And many people go there

Well, we have the same concerts too -We have "Dobrofest"

And "Nashestvie"

People stay there for 3 days and sleep in tents

Is it the last song?

That's not all... now the ending

Maybe a drummer will have a solo

Wow, awesome fire! Amazing

He doesn't want to leave

The crowd is leaving now?

No, they are waiting

Look, they are moving like a wave

They're gonna drink champagne now

Very powerful -I loved it

Great energy

So many people. I guess it's a very popular band

Awesome

I wanna know what year it was

Did you like the song?

Yes, I liked it. But I guess it's not recent

2005

Ohh, 13 years ago

They played in 2005 -And now?

Maybe they play now too

But I guess back then they were at the peak of their popularity

Let's ask our susbcribers

Yes guys, let us know if they still perform

And recommend a more recent video of them

And suggest other Argentinian artists

We would watch them with pleasure

Great atmosphere

At such concerts there are always lots of people

Grandiose festival. So many people

I've never seen anything like this before

That's something very very great

We approve -Yes we approve

Like and subscribe, leave comments, let us know what the song is about

And follow us on Instagram and Facebook

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Elif Episode 719 - Opening Scene (English subtitles) - Duration: 3:41.

No, no, I'm back on track, no worries.

You know, sometimes all you have is your family.

Thanks to them, I recovered with ease from the crisis.

And there's Süreyya and Elif.

Sure, sure, I'll get you together with them. Whenever possible.

I'll get you meet, with both.

Alright buddy, see you. Take good care of yourself.

Say hi from me to everyone there.

I hope that wasn't too much for the morning, honey, my apologies.

Don't say that, aunt Macide. I missed talking with you, too.

Thanks, dear. Me too.

- Good morning, Vildan. - Good morning.

I'm really glad with Kerem's fast recovery.

At first, I was afraid.

I thought he would give up, lose his interest at the firm.

He's not a man of that type, aunt Macide.

Don't worry about him.

Yes, he felt the guilt in himself.

But, you know, Kerem is not a quitter at the first challenges.

Yes, I think so.

But for the mother, he's always that little kid.

Apparently my son has grown,

and got his strength to fight with the challenges.

And I wasn't aware of that.

Also, you had a huge effect on him.

You supported him when he was in need, you tried hard.

May God bless you.

Don't mention that, aunt Macide. Of course I will.

Kerem will be here in two minutes.

He's so excited about going back to work.

He was getting dressed with joy in his room.

A tough day at the office is coming up.

May God make it easy for you.

Amen, thank you.

Good morning, Ms. Parla.

I have some intel for you.

Mr. Kerem and Süreyya are going to the firm today.

Yes, together.

Besides, they're getting along pretty well with Mrs. Macide.

They went out to the garden in the morning.

They were in deep conversation.

Mrs. Macide is praising Süreyya to the skies, says she helped Kerem to get better.

OK.

Sure, I'll tell you if I get to know more.

Ms. Parla?

By the way, I believe this precious intel wouldn't be unreturned.

Alright, Ms. Parla.

Thanks.

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Violin Video Game Level 1: Forest Land (Savannah Hatcher) - Duration: 4:08.

Deep in the forest, a forgotten and enchanted music school lies.

The students, drained of their love of music wander aimlessly,

under the regime of their tyrant professor, Dr. Liebenstein.

Equipped with nothing but your violin, you venture to return music

and with it, life, to the school and the forest.

The love of music was restored to the school

And all seemed well for you, the brave young violinist.

But, your journey through the musical world, as you will soon discover, is far from over.

There are more trials to face in the years to come...

Play online at www.violinvideogames.com

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Former McDonald's General Counsel Shelby Yastrow Talks About His Career - Duration: 4:00.

Hi, I'm Shelby Yastrow, co-author with Tony Jacklin of the novel "Bad Lies." My

professional career consisted of practicing law. I went from a small town

called Kewanee, Illinois, to Northwestern University. I graduated from Law School

in 1959, and when I went to work in a kind of a silk-stocking big law firm in

Chicago--big by standards in those days--a fella walked in off the street without

an appointment, wanting a lawyer, and his name was Ray Kroc and he came up with

the idea of starting a 15 cent hamburger chain and it turned out to be McDonald's.

So in a way I was in the ground floor and he offered me a job in 1962, which in

my wisdom I turned down because I didn't think he'd ever be a success. And then in

1978, Ray contacted me, he asked if I'd ever regretted turning him down back in

1962. By now McDonald's was a global company on the New York Stock Exchange, a

Dow 30 company, and I said I've regretted it every day of my life and he said well

then why don't you drag yourself down here and come to work for me. You know, Ray was one

of the most famous businessmen in America, in those years, and in fact I

think Congress named him as the entrepreneur of the century. But I never

looked back, it was a good move for me and my family, but it was more important

than than the professional side of it, it was

just a lot of fun working for a place like that. We didn't have the kind of

personal injuries that people died or became disabled permanently so our

litigation was, we had some anti-trust cases, terminating franchises, real estate

disputes, tax issues, until the fateful morning in the 90s when Stella Liebeck

won a 3.8 million dollar jury verdict against McDonald's, I learned about it as

I was driving my car. So Stella had spilled the hot coffee on her lap, had

severe burns, and the jury awarded her, I don't know, 3.8 million dollars, something

like that, which was inexplicable. In the long run, it probably helped us. In the

short run, it was a disaster because in the next few months we had 800 cases

filed against us for hot coffee. For some time I was looking for a story that I

could combine my knowledge of law with my love of golf and lo and behold I

came up with what I thought was a pretty good story, I had the structure of it, and

then after I met Tony a year and a half ago or longer, it started to breathe some

life and it's a story of a superstar professional golfer who was at the top of

his game, winning everything, until his world fell apart when a popular magazine

wrote stories that were repeated in television and newspapers implying that

he was a cheater. And I try to bring in, from my background, scenes from corporate and

executive offices, the sponsors, what do they do with this guy who's allegedly a

cheater and a drug user and

what do the editors of the magazine, the defendants, how are they dealing with

these problems. I think we were right to make sure that we explained enough about

law and enough about professional golf that the reader who didn't know either

knew enough to fit the pieces together in this mystery kind of a novel, whodunit

or why did he do it kind of a thing.

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LÉKKÖR - Nag Champa - Duration: 3:13.

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INFLUENSTER VOXBOX UNBOXING- HOW TO GET FREE THINGS! - Duration: 5:49.

hey everyone so we are going to look inside the influenster voxbox today this

one is called the chic voxbox and we're going to look at everything that

comes inside it there are 1 2 3 4 products in here and I'm so excited to

show you what's in them my name is Wendy and I am a college student at Brown

University I have a strong strong passion for helping all of you and right

now I'm really focused on skincare makeup I am super into it

I love making vlogs too and I just want to welcome you here and I want to tell

you to subscribe and join the family I'm always available you can email me you

can Instagram DM me you can comment below I want to talk to all of you I

want to be friends I want to give you advice I want to do all of that so I'm

here for you I'm here to show you what it's like to be an influencer this is my

first time receiving a box box so we will discover what it's like to be an

influenster together and I'm so excited and on a quick side note before I open

this up I have been using beautycounter a counter match adaptive face

lotion and it's so I feel so confident my skin feels so good so I strongly

recommend link is below it is probably a hundred percent but

even so please if you definitely go grab one for now let's focus on this unboxing

if you have any questions about beauty counter I would definitely

just leave me any message and as your influencer I am focused on safer beauty

now I'm going to show you all the products that I got I'm going to tell

you whether I think they're safe or not and then in another video I'll probably

review what I thought after using them so hair food shampoo conditioner that's

water alcohol which alcoholism actually dangerous so this isn't the cleanest

ingredients here food it has fragrance which I'm not a huge fan of fragrance in

general and especially synthetic fragrance not not a good thing and

disodium EDTA that's been linked to not great things so I don't necessarily

agree with that yellow 5 I'm not too familiar I'm coloring techno summer fake

and some are not and then red 33 I don't know for 33 is that gray or why would

you even need color the second thing I got is the EOS

evolution of smooth sensitive skin shaving cream I'm actually excited for

this I'm excited to read the ingredients to you because I do have sensitive skin

all around that I have sensitive skin so this end is made of aloe and wild oat I

love oh anything lavender butter no added fragrance oh

that's good no Ida fragrance it has a EDTA which I

don't think it's the best but otherwise I'm looking at the ingredients I'm sure

when he took a peek at these ingredients because I was so excited to get a

shaving cream because I always don't you always be shaving cream in your life so

I looked at all the ingredients and they were really clean so I am happy about

that you know there are a few things that are besides one ingredient in here

make it - I'm pretty happy with this it has water it has alcohol it has shea

butter has cacao butter cucumber oil oat macadamia aloe superfoods excited to use

this and I will let you know how it works so this is a full-size thing the

shampoo and conditioner were two little pageant that might last to use a speech

but that was a bowl type thing so I'm super happy about that worth the hype

mascara from NYX is next and I already took a peek at these ingredients

- it's not the best and it's not the cleanest ingredients as BHT EDTA two

different types of the EDTA but it does have beeswax it does have cocoa bottle

so it's not the worst but it does have some non clean ingredients in there

I suggest you know if you have a mascara to swap it out for beautycounter

volumizing mascara I do feel really passionately just one thing at a time

write down what you want to swap out it is called Korres

pomegranate age AIDS and enzymes resurfacing us I do believe in any J's

but only if it's made from fruits and I haven't looked too carefully this has

boba alcohol water glycolic I say that might be a little too strong in my skin

kaolin rice bran well oh the bad thing is that it has perfume and has fragrance

and it's not from essential oils it is synthetic so I'm not the hugest fan of

this but I'm still going to give it a try and I'll let you know how it goes

I'll let you know what I think about how I hold this so you can see it I'll let

you know what I think so those are the four things that I receive the box is

now empty I really hope that you enjoyed this unboxing you know if you're

interested in applying to be an influencer you just bought influencer

calm and you sign up with your email link your social media and that's

basically if so let me know if you have any

questions any videos you want to see let me know everything I'll answer it super

quick and so excited to have shown you this and please subscribe don't forget

to subscribe show me love always show me love so like this video comment below

what your favorite product was and yeah have a beautiful day everyone bye