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hello everyone and thanks for tuning into the financial investor channel my

name is Brent and today we're going to be covering the m1 finance

end-of-the-month portfolio changes for May 2018 so I currently have the m1

finance Roth IRA changes for April 2018 you can see that the equity of the

portfolio had five thousand two hundred and twenty two dollars and sixty nine

cents and we had made $17.45 and dividends so in this video we're gonna

be covering the equity of the position we're gonna be covering how many

dividends how much we got paid out in dividends what stocks paid out dividends

that our portfolio equity increase or decrease that our gain increase or

decrease in that our overall percent for the portfolio increase or decrease so

we're gonna go over all of that in today's video so if you are brand new to

my channel or have not yet subscribed go ahead and subscribe I make stock market

real estate related investment videos so consider subscribing for future videos

so let's go ahead and jump over to m1 Finance so I think this is a great

broker I've been using this for the past five months now as of January 2018 I

made a video covering all the benefits of m1 finance from there no fees partial

shares and my favorite thing is the retirement accounts it's a great

portfolio check out the video top right corner I go over all the benefits on

there so kind of get it into the video here let's go to our we'll take a quick

look at the market today as Thursday as you know the market did do a bit of a

dive because the tariffs the u.s. implemented tariffs on China that hurt a

lot of the stocks and caused the sp500 at Dow Jones to follow the most or as

the Nasdaq it did fall a little bit earlier in the morning picked up about

mid-afternoon and kind of tinkered off and kind of mellowed out towards the end

of the day bottoming out you know I would consider that not moving at a loss

of point zero two percent so Tuesday we had that overseas thing with banks for

Wednesday we recovered from it there they tariff so it's been a fun week this

week let's jump over to our portfolio so value right now we're sitting at five

thousand two hundred and eighty $7.93 we were at five thousand two hundred and

twenty dollars and sixty nine cents so that is definitely a gain right there

let me bust out my handy-dandy calculator we punch it in that number

and we subtract five to two 2.69 69 so our equity in our portfolio

increased by sixty five dollars and twenty four cents so I would say and

consider that a win our difference there we were sitting at negative three

hundred and seventy seven dollars and eighty three cents we're now sitting at

three hundred and twenty five dollars and fifty seven cents so we decreased

our loss by sixty five dollars and twenty four cents we had been paid out

in the month of April a total amount of fifty dollars and five cents of

dividends from the following months until April and May since the entire

time that we've been investing we had made sixty six dollars and seventeen

cents so sixty-six seventeen minus fifty dollars and five cents so in the month

of May this portfolio made sixteen dollars and twelve cents of dividends so

that's a very nice return and dividends for the size of the portfolio I think if

we take a look if we divide the total amount of dividends that we've been paid

over just the last five months that we've been ambassador in the stock

market over on m1 finance we've made roughly thirteen dollars and 23 cents on

average per month so this is all within the Roth IRA account this is a

non-taxable account meaning that any sells any trades that I do it since

account if I make any sort of capital gains capital losses I don't have to

report them whether I make a thousand dollars five thousand dollars those

dividends the interest the capital gains that doesn't have to be reported to the

IRS because it's all traded within a retirement account if you guys would

like to make your own Roth IRA it's a self-directed Roth IRA

meaning that you get to invest your own stuff in there you're not getting paid

any you're not charging any fees or any of that

check out top right corner I'll have how you guys can start your Roth IRA account

now as far as we've already covered the gain and the loss and our return here

we're at negative five point eight seven percent we were down at six point eight

four percent so we've actually recovered by a little over a percent not quite one

percent but we're gonna go ahead and say that over the month of May we've

actually increased our portfolio by nearly one percent so that's very good

and here you can see that we have four stocks in the green whereas in the past

video we only had one stock in the green we had Cisco up at thirteen point seven

five so this month Cisco did pull back a little bit due to their earnings their

earnings came out the revenue didn't quite meet its you know expectations and

their stock did fall a little bit there you can see that they lost a little

about a little bit around four to five percent since the last video that we

covered Cisco on but some of our other stocks did increase in the green now we

have Apple up seven point two five percent where it was down three point

three three percent due to the scare that the technology stock came out

saying that their devices weren't selling as much due to a carrier and

people sold off Apple I bought Apple they're on side my other account it was

very nice Pfizer also up in the green and WP Carey

is up in the green these are all real estate investment trusts now I created

this portfolio with fifteen stocks I go over how to create your very own like if

you like an ETF but you don't like it because the expense ratio and all the

fees that are associated with the ETF you can actually take those individual

stocks and make your very own ETF I go over it in one of the videos covering

how to create the essential forty stock ETF top right corner I'll have a link to

that video if you guys are interested in making your own so

of ETF within m1 finance and here you can see if I click on the details of

this portfolio I have 15 stocks they have zero expense

ratio meaning that I pay no fees you know to have the account plus I'm not

paying anybody else to manage my portfolio I do it all for myself

average dividend yield currently sits at three point five one percent when I

initially bought these stocks it was at three point two five percent due to the

loss I bought all these stocks on the 8th of January or a majority of them

were on the 8th of January so since then you can see that the market has came

down and that's why I my portfolio is currently sitting in the red and why the

average dividend yield has increased because the yield on cost has increased

that yield has increased in comparison to the cost so jumping back over here to

the portfolio we can see all of our holdings here now what sort of activity

did we have in the month of May so I actually only deposited $20 of my own

cash in the month of May this is actually due to a scheduling hiccup that

I had and I'll go ahead and cover that here in just a second so and the month

of May a couple dividends that were paid out it's AT&T the AT&T they paid out

five dollars and five cents I also deposited that ten dollars to meet the

threshold of triggering a by with fifteen dollars and five cents it bought

Altria Group $3.26 of that stock and it also taught AT&T eleven dollars and

seventy nine cents of that stock so with only fifteen dollars I was able to buy

two shares or two different socks there now the second trade was on May 10th and

I was paid out $3.82 here by Blackstone Group one was a dollar thirty and one

was two fifty two so right there there's probably some sort of special pale so

together they made 382 I also deposited ten dollars and had a total of fourteen

dollars and seven cents within the account that triggered the buy so I

bought johnson and johnson austria group and AT&T and walmart a couple couple

ends in there anyways i bought four stocks without fort

and the difference here so I put $10 in I had 382 there was some dollars in

there that were still sitting in cash that is due to my scheduling conflict I

actually changed my banks around and I forgot to reset up my schedule so that's

a little bit funky right there and you can see that I missed out on two weeks

of investing ten dollars in to the stock market there so we can kind of go back

if that's not really that interesting anyways I do have three dollars and

twenty four cents three dollars and 25 cents right now currently sitting in

cash within the account that's not deposited but I'm gonna go ahead and get

that started again here soon catepillar paid out a dollar sixty three

Apple pay it out one dollar in 61 cents now as far as scheduling go if you go to

funding and here towards the bottom you can see that I only completed two

transfers into my Roth IRA during the month of May and there were only $20 so

I had changed my account from Chase to my USAA account so I kind of changed a

little bit of fluctuations and if I go to my schedule I had a reset up my

schedule in here once you change your banks around you have to stop your

schedule you change your banks around and then you have to go back in here and

set up your deposit I have a whole video covering scheduling a ten dollar deposit

and if you guys would like to check that out how you schedule your very own ten

dollar threshold deposit I do that because threat ten dollars is the

minimum amount in order to trigger a trade and I want my previous week's

dividends to get triggered and go into the market every single week to begin

buying more shares even you know when it's average it up average down majority

of my stocks can be average down right now so it's a great buying opportunity

m1 Finance does all that for me it buys my lowest target percent stocks that are

down so it does all of that for me and I got that all kind of going now so next

week on Monday I'm gonna be putting ten dollars in those dividends that are

currently sitting here in cash that $3.25 I'll be depositing $13.25 of new

money into the market on now here are all my holdings here you

can see the weight that shares the cost and the value you can also see the

target here and the actual target and the actual so our actual is on top and

targets on bottom so a couple of these AT&T is under the 7% target so AT&T if

it's less so I actually Johnson and Johnson's that is six point two out of

seven so that's a difference of 0.8 and I believe that's probably the biggest

difference there so what would happen is the next time that there's money

available in my account my my finance will automatically by the lowest actual

stock equity within my portfolio in order to reach the target or at least to

reach the second actual threshold and then it'll invest into the other stock

so right now we're sitting at point eight difference here and a point four

difference here so the next time this is actually here point five difference here

so the next time money goes into my account it'll probably buy AT&T and

it'll probably it'll invest into Altria and it may pick up Johnson and Johnson

as well because those stocks right there are Johnson and Johnson will trigger

first because it's down by 0.8 followed right behind by Kimberly Clark maybe

Walmart is down in point five as well anyways you get the difference you get

it you get it right okay so that is the portfolio now over here on my

spreadsheet I keep track of all the ticker symbols the shares the buy price

the buy cost how much each stock pays out in dividends the annual income

average yield and all that information so what I'm gonna start doing is every

single quarter I'm gonna update the payout ratio because that's something I

don't change and I do change the dividend payout every single month that

I do these videos so I keep track of what stocks increase their dividends and

as you know last month Apple increase their dividend caterpillar no Avery

increase the dividend and johnson and johnson increase their dividend so that

really helped that portfolio up increase in pale so here our portfolio changed

slightly as far as original cost 5650 we're at 56

79 so we have roughly two $29 huh okay it looks like we have 29 dollars of new

money in the account I think it would actually be a little bit more but there

is still some money sitting in cash right now so I'm gonna go ahead and

trust it that's all the numbers match up between m1 finance and here if you look

at these numbers here and you stop the video and you look at all these numbers

here and you stop the video all those numbers match up and so do the original

costs and all of that anyways so the difference here that mainly changed was

that the Blackstone Group actually decreased they're pale so this number

here changes very you know it changes quite a bit I don't actually go by this

number I have it within my portfolio it's just two dollars and 20 cents if we

actually jump over to the Blackstone Group it's at one dollar and 40 cents

but it does change a quarter after quarter so last quarter it was 85 cents

the quarter before I was forty four cents fifty four cents so it does change

just about every single quarter that payout changes which is going to have my

portfolio fluctuate as far as annual income going down or up base off that

stock but if we remove that stock here and start with main real quick we'll see

that our annual income if we keep out Blackstone and just trigger these ones

that's a one seventy eighty so one seventy eighty - and we jump over to

April and we gather all these ones up besides the Blackstone we're at 169

twenty-nine so minus 169 twenty-nine that's a difference of a dollar 51 so I

added $20 into the portfolio for the month of May and I reinvested those 16

dollars of dividends that were paid out in the month of May

now without including Blackstone in that group the difference that's the

portfolio and the annual income increase was by a dollar fifty for a dollar fifty

one if you divide that by let's see if you divide that by 12 that

gives you a roughly 12 cent increase per month but that compounds month after

month that doesn't that number doesn't seem all that amazing but overall for

the year my annual income increased by $1 what I think was a dollar 30 and

that's not including Blackstone Blackstone will give it a little bit of

percent up and down as well so that is basically it all that I want to kind of

cover it with in this video here is May and that is basically it so if you guys

are interested at all in checking out m1 finance I do recommend checking it out

at least one time in order to start your individual account you do need to invest

$100 if you want to start your Roth IRA you can start with $500 and I have a

referral link in the description below as well as in the comments section if

you click on the referral link you invest $100 into your individual account

you also get $10 you can then take that hundred and ten dollars create a Roth

IRA account move your stocks your money out of your Roth or your individual cow

move them into your Roth IRA of course your individual account is a taxable

account whereas your Roth IRA is not a taxable account so they definitely know

the difference there but as an example here ok so I pulled up the individual

account here so the individual account has 140 $3.66 I started with $100 it's

made three point zero six percent return which is roughly three dollars to 66

cents but I've also invited friends family co-workers I've had a couple

subscribers and viewers reach out to me via Facebook okay my kiddo jumped it

food's ready so anyways I do have to end the video

very quickly but overall my friends my family coworkers I've had people reach

out to me on Facebook asked me a couple questions about m1 finance ever you know

replied to them and talked about you know whatever they had questions on and

they definitely enjoy the platform so if you haven't checked it out I do have a

complete playlist I'll have that linked in the top right corner as well in order

to have that checked out so that is basically

all that I want to kind of cover in this video so again I want to thank everyone

for watching up to this point if you did like the video remember to hit the like

button below if you haven't yet subscribed you're free brand new to my

channel hit the subscribe button for future financial videos if you have any

questions at all whether it's over investing real estate m1 finance leave

it in the comment section below I always reply back to you guys's comments I

appreciate and enjoy reading them as a friendly disclaimer I'm not a financial

adviser or tax professional the information provided is my opinion for

entertainment and fun this is not investment advice this is just me as a

financial investor trying to help others make their mom makes their money work

for them so thank you guys for tuning in I will see you next time have a great

day bye

For more infomation >> M1 Finance Roth IRA Portfolio May 2018 $5,287.93 | $16.12 Div | +.97% End of Month Portfolio Changes - Duration: 18:48.

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Discount Fabric and Notions Haul | Whitney Sews - Duration: 9:47.

hi everyone I have a haul to share with you all today it has been so long since

I've shared a haul video mostly because I am doing the Sew Your Stash challenge where

I'm trying to not buy new fabric and things but I wanted to treat myself to a

few new things and so I wanted to show you what I picked up and we went to

two different stores with the whole family me Jeremiah and the kiddos went to two places the

first one is a store called like uncle Ernie's liquidation closeout or

something like that we have never been there before and we decided to just go

check it out see what they had we found a few things that we bought but the one

item that I wanted to share with you all is sewing related and it is this we

found well Jeremiah noticed it 10 pound box of polyfill this is the exact stuff

that I used for every single memory bear that I make 10 pounds of polyfill is

enough for about 11 bears and I typically get this at Joanns with a

Half Price coupon but uncle Ernie's liquidation had it marked $20 and

everything there was 70% off so I got this huge box of polyfill for $6 that is

an amazing deal and this will help me save money on all of the memory bears

that I make for my orders so I'm super excited about this such a fantastic deal

and one that we weren't even thinking about because we didn't even expect to

see anything sewing or crafting related at this closeout store so super excited

about this definitely a needed supplies so after

that Jeremiah asked me if there is anywhere else that we wanted to go and

we were actually pretty close to a store called Helen Enox

fine fabrics and I had seen on Facebook that they were closing soon and they're

actually going out of business which is sad they've been around for years and

years and years but they are closing down and so I wanted to go in and see

what all they had left I knew they were running some pretty

good deals so I got a bag of stuff plus one other

things so I'll show you this other thing first it is three yards of buckram my

dad had actually asked me just recently if I've ever tried any other kinds of

hat making or I had ever thought about making any other kinds of hats like for

costuming or for like how people make Derby hats and hats for like fancy

events and things and I haven't really made anything like that but I have

kicked around the idea a little bit and so I decided to go ahead and grab some

buckram while I was there it was regular $4 but it was 40% off and I picked up

three yards so just in case I decided to do some costuming hats or anything else

I've already got this and I'm ready to go

then I also picked up some sewing patterns they had their Butterick and

McCall patterns marked down to a dollar forty-eight I believe it was each and so

Jeremiah wanted this pattern it is the Yaya Han ultimate bodysuit form in

patterns and this is a really great base for a lot of cosplay costumes a lot of

costumes are just based off of a basic bodysuit and they may have outer layers

or different things but this is a really good basic ones that have then I grabbed

a historical costume for myself I just thought this one was really pretty and

elegant and so I just for that price for $1.48 you just you know you grab

what you like so I really like this one and so I wanted to get it I also found

this pattern it is a vintage reprint of a 1953 Butterick pattern and I just

thought it was really really beautiful I love how the front is here the front

detailing I just thought that was so so nice and then I found one other pattern

but I'll show you why I got the other one I was looking over at the clearance

section the clearance fabric was 75% off of the original marked price and I found

this fabric that I just thought was really really cool

let me get it open so I can show you okay so it is like a rose print but it's

done in stripes so it's like they took a picture of a rose and then cut it into

stripes and then alternated them and pieced it back together like that's how

the design is looks so I just thought this was a really elegant but unique

kind of moderns but vintage still at the same time and I just fell in love with

it so I decided I wanted to look for a dress pattern to go with it so I found

this pattern that I thought was really nice normally I would go for the really

full skirt but with the stripes of the fabric I thought the fitted version

would look better and the it looks kind of plain on the front but if you look at

the back down here the back actually flips over and shows a contrast fabric

where it flips over and I thought that was just beautiful so I didn't find a

fabric to use for the contrasting part there but I did find some buttons that I

like to go with it the buttons on the cards that were this certain brand were

four for a dollar so even though these these were $3.25 originally I paid 25

cents and they're just kind of a reddish color that has kind of different hues in

it so I got two cards of those just in case and then Payton picked out a card

of green buttons and then I figured if they're 4/$1 I might as well just pick

out one other card that I liked so we got those I forgot to mention this

fabric was originally $19.98 A yard it was 75% off and I got two and a half yards

so it was like 12 something for two and a half yards

and we also got five yards of inch and a half wide black elastic this is for a

project that I'm working on for Jeremiah he has two different really really nice

light sabers that he uses for his Jedi cosplay because he's part of a group

called Jedi OKC and they dress up as Star Wars characters for charity events

and things like that so he's needing a case that he can carry his lightsabers

in to and from events and I'm actually working on that case right now and I

needed some black elastic for that project so I went ahead and got five

yards because it was a really good price it after the markdown it was a dollar

seven a yard for the elastic and that is a pretty good deal for super nice

quality elastic that is an inch and a half wide and lastly I picked up some

thread and the thread was not cheap it is Mettler thread I think is how it's

said and it's the big spools these are one thousand meters

so there are 1094 yards so I got green dark brown red kind of a purple eggplant

color and a light blue I wish they would have had black and gray and things like

that but they were down to only colors in the big spools they did have smaller

spools in like every single color you could think of but it was a far better

deal to get the big ones these were originally $9.74 I believe for the large

spools and they were 40% off these smaller ones were like three something

originally but they were a lot less yardage on them so I decided to go with

the big ones I'm gonna see if I absolutely love this thread and if I do

I might run and get some more before they completely

close down their last date that they'll be open is like June 23rd but they said

if they run low on inventory prior to that like if they get super low on

inventory then they will just close up earlier if if they don't have anything

left to sell so it is sad that a company that's been in business for so long is

going out of business but I am really glad that I got some really great deals

and I am super excited about this dress that I'm gonna make I think the lady

said this is satin I can't remember it wasn't marked on the bolt I'm not good

at knowing what kind of fabric things are but I told her my plans and showed

her the pattern and everything and she said it she thought she agreed that it

would look really neat so that's I'm super excited about it

so that is not at all for today and make sure you're subscribe by clicking my

picture right down there if you want to see some of my upcoming tutorials and

videos on some of the projects that I mentioned and I will see you all again

on Wednesday for my regular sewing tutorials bye

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Review of bandanas mask and a26 headphones - Duration: 4:58.

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L'HISTOIRE DE 4 KEUS GANG | UN DES GROUPES QUI BUZZ LE PLUS EN 2018 - Duration: 7:05.

Hi everyone, it's NGZ and we find it for a new video

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DIY # 44 - Pipes and Joints for Dioramas - Tutorial - How to do - Duration: 9:15.

What´s up guys!

Let´s go to another DIY here

Today a have a help from a little one

Her mother is busy, so I take the job

Today we gonna do pipe joints

Right Lara? As she is playing with Mario and his pipe, this is fair

I know that in USA have a lot that straws that they use on theirs dioramas

We don´t have it here in Brazil.. I bougth a few from Aliexpress

and I made a review video

But the materials to do this one, are straws, crepe tape and sealing tape

that withe tape use in pipes to put taps and others stuffs

So, let´s see how to do them! Let´s go Lara?

DIY: Pipes and Joint for Dioramas

To do these pipes is very simple. We will need basicly

three materials: Straws

one of them have to fold

and the other one have to fit inside this one

We´ll need sealing tape too (I don´t now if this is the name in english)

and we use it to sealing the pipes quem we put taps and other pipes

and a few crepe tape

First we have to fold this part in position of the joint knee

an cut it

and we take the other straw, fit inside

something like this

now we take the sealing tape and rounded it on folded straw

so we can hide the straw shape

Do this until hude the straw shape

something like this

now we take the crepe tape, cut in half (horizontally)

and we take it and wrapped in the tip of the folded straw

something like this

and this is it

now we just have to paint it

to do the "t" joint

use a firm straw

cut it

and make a little rounded cut in the midlle

and fit it

I ´ll use cold silicone glue

I think it is better, besides take an eternity to dry

and let it dry

now we take more crepe tape stripes

and do the same thing

like this... just have to do in the others sides

So here they are

they are done, now we just have to paint them

first i pass a black acriclic paint

ok, the basis is read now i´ll take the

silver acrilic paint and make a little dry brush on it

not too much ink

spread weel... you lan left a few black parts. It helps on the weathering

well, it will be something like this

like i said, there is no problem show a few black parts

now, to finish it , I´ll take a few of copper acrilic paint to put some age on the look

make a dry brush cleaning the ink excess ink of the brush

So here they are, done

The " T" and the "Knee" joints

very easy to do them

So, I Hope that u enjoyed this DIY

Don´t forget to like this video, share with your friends and subscribe

And you may make suggestions on coments to others DIY that you want to see here

Thanks! Bye Bye!

For more infomation >> DIY # 44 - Pipes and Joints for Dioramas - Tutorial - How to do - Duration: 9:15.

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How to B-TWIST/PARAFUESTA | Acrobatics Tutorial Series | Capoeira Life Show - Duration: 2:42.

today will learn b-itwist/parafuesta this is tom mandingueiro Polonsky with capoeira

life show were here with the 2nd episode of the acrobatics

tutorial series if youre not subscribe yet sub right now and

hit the bell to get notified when evers theres a new tutorial out

lets go in order to do parafuesta you have to know

how to do a butterfly the first thing you should know is that applies

to both butterfly and parafuesta is the entrance I should make a C shape I start high go down

and than go up again the second thing you should is that I should

jump to the mats with my whole body together and not with the head or legs first otherwise

it will look like these and this will be the right way

so inorder to twist fast I need to tighten up my hands close to my body and squeeze my

muscles together after it got this down ill try keepin on jumping

in the same highet although I got 1 mat less and now ill be trying landing on my knees

so these are the progrresions from your side to one knee to both to your legs and hands

than if I can lend on my legs and hands I will simply take one more mat off and the

chances of me landing it right will be high also here you should be looking for the floor

to understand how far are you for you to open up for landing

id you have no mats you can try learning it this way

you should be standing on one leg and trying to turn over it and land with your other leg

a common mistake when trying that is doing it 100% vertically

so if you manged to do this one youll be surprised how close are you to a btwist

now you need to try to get your head a little bit lower

another thing you can use is the take off you can take off in different ways

the most powerful take off in my opinion is this one

this is how I used to do when I trained double btwist

if you have any equipment like this one you can try training like this as well

with this thing you can have the feeling of landing on your legs

if you liked this video give it thumbs up now if you didn't give it thumbs down

if you want to learn any other acrobatic move comment down below and ill make you a tutorial

other than that you can check out my Instagram @tom.polonsky

where I upload stories often see you there axe

For more infomation >> How to B-TWIST/PARAFUESTA | Acrobatics Tutorial Series | Capoeira Life Show - Duration: 2:42.

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SUSAMLI HURMA TATLISI - Tuğba Turan Yıldız - İftar Yemekleri - Duration: 1:47.

Materials 20 dates Sesame Walnut

Sesame

For more infomation >> SUSAMLI HURMA TATLISI - Tuğba Turan Yıldız - İftar Yemekleri - Duration: 1:47.

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Low Calorie Cooking Basics | Burgers - Duration: 7:55.

Hey everybody and welcome to a potentially new series here on the channel called low

calorie cooking basics.

I've been coming across more and more ideas and things that I want to share with you about

ways I save calories in the kitchen with little to no effort and they're just a little bit

too basic to make into an entire recipe video like my usual style.

I thought this would be a little bit of a fun format, have a more casual chat about

some basic cooking tips and how to save on calories, all sorts of things like that.

I have a few ideas in the works so I think this is going to become a somewhat regular

series.

I hope you all enjoy it, make sure to let me know down in the comments what you think

after you give this a watch.

But this week we're taking a look at how to make low calorie lean burgers, without having

them be dry and terrible like they usually are.

We're going to be making 1/4 pound patties, we are actually going to be cooking in the

cast iron, this is something you don't have to do, you can use a regular pan and do this

on the stove or use a different method and still cook it in the oven but I've done a

lot of testing and tweaking.

I'm a huge fan of burgers and I never was able to get a burger that was leaner than

85 15 to actually taste good until I tried a few of these different methods.

So we're actually going to be baking the burgers today, I know that sounds a little bit like

blasphemy for any true burger fans, but trust me, for the calorie savings these things just

come out amazing.

So I'm going to put this in the oven, we're preheating right now to 450 degrees.

Alright, so we've got our plate, we've got our kitchen scale.

So when you're weighing out food to use you want to zero out your kitchen scale and then

take everything off.

I have this already set to zero, gonna switch this to ounces, 4 oz is a quarter pound.

Now with burgers they thicken up so much when they're in the cooking process so you want

to make sure and have them as thin as you can possibly get them.

This kind of feels like a cooking show, are you guys into this?

I'll be honest, I wanted to show you guys the low calorie burgers but none of the rest

of this was planned out, I figured I'd just kind of wing it.

It seemed like a more casual approach would be the most fun for everybody.

This is fun though, I feel like I'm rachel ray or something.

Now you can use whatever spices you'd like here, I would recommend though, don't mix

in anything into the meat, we're just going to be seasoning the outside.

That's an important step to make sure that all of that moisture stays in the burger,

when you don't have very much fat to work with you've gotta make sure and keep it as

juicy as possible.

This makes a big difference.

I used to always mix stuff into my burgers, since I started doing this I can use a lot

leaner beef and it tastes just as good.

So we're just going to add in a little bit of salt, little bit of pepper, and this is

Weber roasted garlic and herb seasoning.

I'm a huge fan of any of those weber seasonings if you get the chance to pick some of that up.

Season both sides of the patty, by now our pan should be preheated enough, my oven takes

forever so I usually get a little impatient.

So we have our cast iron that is already preheated, we're at 450 degrees in the oven.

So we'll put this patty directly in the center, no need to oil it because we have that cast

iron.

So I like my burgers medium well, it's gonna cook for a total of about 12 minutes in there.

I'm going to grab out some of the ingredients here, and make note.

I am making this burger, it'll come out to about 375 calories, I'm using regular cheese,

I'm using regular cheap-o hamburger buns.

Not that it's the healthiest option, but I always like to stress that there are ways

to make any sort of food fit into your diet.

A few simple easy changes and tweaks allow a lot of this stuff to be possible which makes

it a lot easier to stay on track.

Say your craving a burger but you only have 500 calories, you can have this one and have

a side, still have calories to spare while you're deep into a cut.

Just a couple of little changes that you probably won't even notice and it makes all of the

difference.

Got those ready, I'm going to put this away.

I really like to clean as I cook, a lot less work later.

I got this here, it's sizzling, grab a spatula.

That's about 12 minutes of cook time, about 8 minutes in you take it and you flip it and

we're also going to take our cheese.

Like I said, with saving calories, we're using 1/2 a piece of cheese, 1/2 the calories, still

covers pretty much the whole burger so a nice easy way to save 45 calories.

Alright, while we're waiting for this, leave me a comment down below.

Are you a gas griller or a charcoal griller?

I want to live vicariously through all of you in my apartment over here.

Alright, so a couple more minutes have passed and our burger is done.

I am always a ketchup guy on the burgers.

All we're going to do, take that right in there, move this out of the way...

We're going to top this with a little bit of ketchup.

That's a little bit less than a serving but we'll call it one serving.

And then to go with this, we have a newer recipe of mine.

These are actually sweet potato fries---chunks---I don't know, whatever you want to call them,

but they're delicious.

So there we have it.

You know, I can't stress enough, this is just a regular white bread bun, 140 calories, we

have 1/2 a piece of cheese, regular normal not any no-fat sort of cheese, 93 7 ground

beef, 1/4 pound, comes out to 375 calories with the ketchup.

With these, you're at 500 calories to have a burger and fries at home, I've had bowls

of oatmeal that were more calories than that.

I think there's a lot of these little things, you know tweaks and changes you can make that

are really important and are just going to make your lives a lot easier.

Things I've picked up over the 4-5 years of dieting and now 3-4 years of maintenance,

I can't believe it's been almost a decade of changing my lifestyle but I hope you guys

enjoyed this.

Leave me a like, comment down below let me know what you think, and subscribe if you

want to see more, I put out new videos every Monday and Friday.

I'm thinking these are going to be in the regular rotation so hopefully you liked it.

I'm gonna get to eating this burger, I'll talk to you guys later.

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Tuto : apprendre le dothraki leçon 2 - Duration: 4:15.

"Athchomar chomakea"

That's it it's spring !

And who says spring, says "the season of love"

That's why for today's lesson we will learn words and phrases that express love and seduction.

we will start with the sentences that we can say during a first appointment

as :

"Yer allayafi anna"

You please me

or :

"Yer zheanae sekke"

You are superb

At the end of a first appointment we can ask:

"Hash anha atihak yera save?"

Would I see you again?

A kiss is said:

"Zoqwa"

and his derived verb "embrace" is:

"Zoqwat"

to love is:

"Zhilat"

but beware it's about loving romantic or physical

love is:

"Athzhilar"

but beware this is about romantic or physical love not to be confused with:

"Athfiezar"

who is brotherly or friendly love

to express his love, we will say:

"Anha zhilak yera"

I love you

Looking at the series we have all been touched by the nicknames given by Danaerys and Drogo

Daenerys will tell Drogo

"Shekh my shieraki anni"

which literally means:

My sun and stars

be my sun and my stars

but translated into French by:

starry sun of my night

Drogo meanwhile will say to Daenerys:

"Jalan atthirari anni"

which literally means

moon of my life

be one of my life

but translated into French by:

Moon of my days

You should know that these nicknames come from the Dothrak mythology

in which the sun is the husband of the moon.

we will finish this lesson with this question

that you can ask during a romantic stroll

under the spring sun

at the foot of a cherry blossom

"Hash yer akemat anna?"

Would you marry me ?

so, if you agree, you will answer:

"Sek"

which means: yes

"Sek"

and if you refuse, you will answer:

"your"

which means: no

"your"

and if you absolutely do not want to respond to the request

in these cases you can support the no

by adding "vossechi"

"Your vossechi"

which means: no absolutely no or no question

here you are now ready to declare your flame in Dothraki

we'll see you again soon for a new video

Dothras chek!

Anha zhilak yera!

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Marinated Mini Sweet Peppers Recipe - Duration: 3:48.

Hey everyone, it's Natasha of Natashaskitchen.com and today we're making

marinated mini bell peppers. These are so easy and they always disappear fast.

There's no seating, no slicing, no dicing, and they can be made ahead, so they're

perfect for parties. We'll start with one and a half pounds of mini bell peppers.

Rinse and pat dry the peppers then drizzle with half a Tbsp of olive oil

and toss to coat. Grill the peppers over medium-low heat about two minutes

per side or five to six minutes total. You want to see the brown grill marks

start to form and you're really just softening them at this point. You can

saute them on a skillet until they're golden but keep in mind they do splatter

a little bit more on the stovetop so use a splatter guard. Transfer those to a

bowl and set them aside to cool while you make your marinade. I just love the

sweet smoky flavor of grilled bell peppers. To make the marinade, combine one

cup of cold water, 1 and 1/4 cups of white vinegar, 6 Tbsp of sugar 2 Tbsp

of sea salt and 6 minced garlic cloves. Stir that together until

the sugar and salt dissolve. Now finely chop 1 small bunch of fresh parsley.

You can use either flat leaf parsley or the curled Italian style.

Now finely chop 1 bunch of fresh dill. I'm usually using equal parts of parsley

and dill but if you have more dill or more parsley, it'll still work great.

Now we're ready to put everything together. In a half gallon jar or similar

container add half of your fresh herbs to the bottom, then tightly pack in all

of your peppers. Add your marinade, top with the remaining herbs and any leftover

marinade. Take a moment to admire your beautiful peppers then marinate for 24

hours in the refrigerator before serving. I just happen to have some marinating in

the fridge overnight already so we're gonna go right into the taste test and I

cannot wait. And we love serving these with mashed potatoes. It is the best

flavor combination, I'm telling you. These are always a hit at parties. They

disappear fast so it's smart to make a double batch. I'll just tell you that

right now - you've been warned. Okay, here we go.

Mmm-hmm... Wow! These will make your taste buds dance.

They are so flavorful each one is delicious and putting them on the grill

like that adds a smoky sweetness to them that is just irresistible. I love that

these have this great garden feel to them. They're loaded with fresh parsley

and dill. These are so good, they're kind of old-school but seriously fantastic

and a keeper of a recipe. This recipe has been a family favorite for a long time

and it was inspired by a recipe by my friend Natalia

from Momsdish.com. So thank you so much for sharing this goodness with all of us.

If you enjoyed this video, give me a great big thumbs up below. Make sure to

subscribe to our Channel and thanks for watching.

If this recipe makes your mouth water, like it does mine, make sure to check out

some of our favorite things to pair it with right over here and click below to

subscribe and when you do, click that little Bell icon so you'll get

notifications every time we post a new recipe. We'll see you later.

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🐝 Bees: Fascinating Facts and Information Fun Facts - Animal Facts - Duration: 9:28.

You're watching Animal Facts

I'm willing to bet that you know that bees pollinate our crops and that some give us

honey.

But, there are a lot of fascinating facts about bees that you may or may not have known.

Stick around and let's see what we can learn about the busy bee.

Let's get started, but before we start, make sure to hit that subscribe button and

click the bell icon to become part of our notification squad.

10.

According to Wikipedia, there are nearly 20,000 species of bees that buzz around every continent

but Antartica.

Related to ants and wasps, the bee species all belong to 7 recognized biological families.

Bees range in size from tiny stingless bee species whose workers are less than 2 millimeters

(0.08 in) long to Megachile pluto, the largest species of leafcutter bee, whose females can

attain a length of 39 millimeters (1.54 in).

The species best known to us is the European Honey Bee, the bees that make most of our

honey and beeswax, while also pollinating our crops.

9.

Human beekeeping or apiculture has been practiced for millennia, since at least the times of

Ancient Egypt and Ancient Greece.

Apart from honey and pollination, honey bees produce beeswax, royal jelly and propolis

(or bee glue).

Bees have appeared in mythology and folklore, through all phases of art and literature,

from ancient times to the present day, though this mostly has taken place in the Northern

Hemisphere, where beekeeping is far more common.

Some of the oldest examples of bees in art are rock paintings in modern-day Spain which

have been dated to 15,000 BC.

8.

A bee has a pair of large compound eyes which cover much of the surface of the head.

Between and above these are three small simple eyes (ocelli) which provide information for

the bee on light intensity.

Studies suggest Honeybees recognize faces the same way we do.

They take parts—like eyebrows, lips, and ears—and put them together to make a mental

map of the whole face.

It's called "configular processing," and computer scientists are trying to model

it to improve facial recognition technology.

7.

Facial recognition isn't the only complex behavior bees accomplish.

They also happen to be nature's most economical builders.

In 36 BC, Marcus Terentius Varro argued that honeycombs were the most practical structures

that could be built, providing the most structural strength for the least amount of material.

Centuries later, Greek mathematician Pappus solidified the "honeycomb conjecture"

by making the same claim.

Almost 2000 years later than that, Thomas Hales wrote a 19-page mathematical proof showing

that, of all the possible structures, honeycombs use the least amount of wax.

And not only are honeycombs the most efficient structures in nature—the walls meet at a

precise 120-degree angle, forming a perfect hexagon.

6.

Bees are not just a collection of boing drones that all act.

Bees have different "personalities", with some showing a stronger willingness or desire

to seek adventure than others, according to a 2012 study by entomologists at the University

of Illinois.

This supports a 2011 study at Newcastle University that suggested that honeybees exhibit pessimism,

suggesting that insects might have feelings.

Have you ever met a grumpy honey bee or one that seemed to be seeking a thrill?

Let us know in the comments.

5.

Bees are valuable to us in the field of medicine.

Research shows that propolis also called bee glue taken from beehives may relieve cold

sores, canker sores, herpes, sore throat, cavities, and even eczema.

It's been shown to fight off bacteria, fungi, and viruses.

Speaking of viruses, A toxin in bee venom called melittin may prevent Human Immunodeficiency

Virus or HIV.

The toxin can poke holes in the protective viral envelope that surrounds the HIV virus,

as well as some other viruses.

An added bonus is that it may also have the capacity to kill cancer cells.

4.

They may also help us fight dementia as we age.

When aging bees do jobs usually reserved for younger members, their brain stops aging.

In fact, their brain ages in reverse.

While current research on human age-related dementia focuses on potential new drug treatments,

researchers say these findings suggest that social interventions may be used to slow or

treat age-related dementia.

Imagine if riding a tricycle didn't just make you feel young, but it actually made

your brain function like a younger person's.

Scientists at Arizona State University presented findings that show that tricking older, foraging

bees into doing social tasks inside the nest causes changes in the molecular structure

of their brains and remain mentally competent.

While social intervention based on these findings can be done now to help aging humans stay

mentally aware, researchers hope to find which proteins are responsible for the reversed

aging for use in future therapeutic drugs.

3.

Bees are hardwired to do certain jobs.

Scout bees, which search for new sources of food, are wired for adventure.

Soldier bees, discovered in 2012, work as security guards their whole life.

One percent of all middle-aged bees become undertakers—a genetic brain pattern compels

them to remove dead bees from the hive.

But most amazingly, regular honeybees—which perform multiple jobs in their lifetime—will

change their brain chemistry before taking up a new gig.

I guess you can say that they literally change their mind about their life path.

2.

Since 2006, commercial beekeepers in the United States have seen honey bee colony loss rates

increase to an average of 30% each winter, compared to historical loss rates of 10 to

15%.

The recent increased loss of honey bee colonies is thought to be caused by a combination of

stressors, including loss of natural forage and inadequate diets, mite infestations and

diseases, loss of genetic diversity, pollution and exposure to pesticides.

Contributing to these high loss rates is a phenomenon called colony collapse disorder,

in which there is a rapid, unexpected, and catastrophic loss of bees in a hive.

1.

We've got a good reason to want to protect bees.

They feed us.

In the United States alone, honeybees account for more than 20 billion dollars worth of

food through their vital role in keeping fruits, nuts, and vegetables in our diets.

Native wild pollinators, such as bumblebees and alfalfa leafcutter bees, also contribute

substantially to the domestic economy.

In 2009, the crop benefits from native insect pollination in the United States were valued

at more than 9 billion dollars.

Insect pollination is integral to food production in the US.

Honey bees enable the production of at least 90 commercially grown crops in North America.

Globally, 87 of the leading 115 food crops are dependent on animal pollinators, contributing

35% of global food production.

Some of our bee populations are on the decline.

And, we, for our own best interests, need to find out why and how to help our fuzzy

pollinating friends recover.

If you like this video, check out some of our other videos here.

Don't forget to subscribe and hit that notification bell for more fun, fauna facts.

And as always, catch ya next time.

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Giorgio Garrett: Emerging Dancer 2018 Finalist | English National Ballet - Duration: 1:18.

I started ballet when I was about five years old. I had so much energy.

My grandfather and my grandma were both opera singers at the Royal Opera House and

they saw dancers, they saw that kind of artistry all the time and they said you

know why don't you put your energy into something? The reason I still do ballet

is because I actually left ballet at one point and I quit – I decided to completely

move on with my life and it didn't work. I didn't enjoy working in a pub, I did not

enjoy doing musical theatre things, but really truly I'm a dancer

so there's obviously this passion, this love for it that I do really enjoy.

I don't think it's what I'd like to achieve in my career, I think it's why I'm achieving

already it's really kind of helping me grow as a person not only as a dancer

the things that have been thrown at me, the roles and things. You know they've

really helped me understand myself better, come out of my shell a little bit more.

I like performing because I like to detach myself from all of my little

issues and things in my own head, because problems don't seem like problems when

you're on stage – you're just dancing and it's just you and the audience and the music.

It's a really beautiful sense of peace almost, it's almost meditative.

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Juwana Jenkins - Long Time (Official Music Short Film) - Duration: 6:43.

"It takes 20 years to make an overnight success,"

and I read that quote for the first time

when I got a high school graduation present.

It was a calendar that had that quote

and I've carried that all around the world with me.

So, this is the first single from my solo album

--my first solo album--

and to get to this point

to be able to do that and share that music

it has been a long time.

Eighteen years.

Eighteen years to get to this point.

And so for everybody who is on their grind,

they hear "Long Time", and they know,

that they are not in the struggle by themselves.

It's my story, but it's everybody's story.

Somebody actually likes it?

That's the joy that you see on stage.

That I'm just in the moment, in the flow,

being the best that I know how to be at that moment

and that brings joy

and it uplifts people.

It feels good to people.

There are no words. There are no words

that can express the joy that gives me.

And I've been blessed by being surrounded by so many people:

incredible, talented group of people

who are committed, dedicated

and the audience, who have supported me

who have said to me, "Juwana, when's your next concert?"

"Juwana, when are you putting out new music?"

And I've said, "Why don't you come on?"

"I want you to be here. I want you to be a part of this."

Because when I go online or I see somebody in the street,

it's just nothing, but love and support and encouragement.

And so that's the reason why long time, a long time to get to this place,

but I have not arrived, I have not made it.

I'm still on my journey

and that's all I need.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQVZwoa9qMs - Duration: 15:11.

Ви их видите сваког дана, али још увек не знате шта већина њих мисли

Креатори су уложили пуно труда у осигурање ових малих слика

Може се рећи пуно ствари овако су се уверили да препознате бренд

и такође су вас позвали да купите своје производе и понекад их дају

значи без намере да то учините само сачекајте док не видите шта се десило када је

Кока-Кола схватила да постоји тајна порука сакривена у њиховом логотипу ако

желите да гледате само још један видео премиум је платформа у којој се налазите

Требало би да приступи ранијим приступним видео снимцима из ствари које је Тако у тренду

Најбогатији и многи други сјајни канали на једном месту са кликом на огласе без огласа

овај линк да се бесплатно пријавите на премијеру и спремите се да надувате сат

Видео из ваших омиљених канала ако је ово ваш први пут посећујете наш

канал, не заборавите да се претплатите на ствари и молимо да овај видео постане велико

одобрење. Останите подешени док вам покажемо 15 тајних порука у познатим логотипима

Старбакс многи од нас воле да купују кафу у Старбаксу сваког дана али само а

мало нас зна шта овај лого стварно значи да је жена на овој слици

заправо сирена као што видите на првом логоу од 1971. године, имала је своје груди

Изложена и ширила је своје две пераје инспирисана сликама а

двоструке сирене и водећих мушкараца из 15. века с њиховог пута и улаза

Потом морамо признати да смо сви жртве лепоте сирена

када не можемо задржати куповину скупе кафе да направимо лого

више породичне природе груди су скривене косе сирене

Од 1987. до 1992. године, а од 1992. године су исецале слику, тако да се не види да је она

сада ширећи ноге, размишљаћете о томе сваки пут када желите да идете

Старбакс би могао да се одупре искоришћењу Епл-а који можда користите

Мак или иФоне. Сада чак ни не знате шта Епл значи?

Вероватно су чули, али то је признање Алану Турингу

Човек који вам је омогућио да данас користите савремени рачунар након што сте видели

да његов рад није препознао трошење времена иза решетака и будући

био присиљен да излечи своју хомосексуалност, одлучио је да заврши свој живот

Јабука пуна цијанида и преминула 1954. године битчин Епл је поштовање

Међутим, он и боје дуге представљају ЛГБТ заједницу

Ова прича није истина Роб Даноф човек који је нацртао лого рекао је да јесте

Ништа осим прекрасне урбане легенде разлог за угриз у плоду јесте

уверите се да сви разумеју да је то јабука, али би радије веровали

у миту је много интересантније Пинтерест-а знамо да не би требало да наставимо

Овај веб сајт, али ми то радимо у сваком случају и сваки пут када не можемо да се осећамо

завидно и желим да можемо имати више ствари него што смо икада могли да поседујемо

Животни век концепт је прилично једноставан, јер вам се допада да га причврстите и постоји

нешто за све из прелепих хаљина и ДИИ-а (Уради То Сам) до забавних слика и

уметничка дела, али морамо признати да смо ту за Дизни Принцезе

слике лого изгледа једноставно на први поглед то је једноставно име

Веб локација црвеном, шта би могло бити сакривено тамо, ако погледате блиско на то, хоћеш

примети да је слово П стварно обликовано као црвени пин овде је то

име Пинтерест долази до вас како бисте поставили своје интересе на веб страницу као што бисте и ви

убацили своје омиљене слике на таблу тако једноставно, али и стварно паметно

У исто време када је Тојота видела слова у облику ствари, али сада је време да

видите ствари у облику слова када први пут погледате овај лого који можете видети

Ништа осим случајног симбола не изгледа као било која слова

језик који знате, осим ако су ови аутомобили свемирски бројеви или ванземаљци, али

заправо можете видети цело име компаније Тојота у логоу

Видите то ако обратите пажњу само на неке кругове које ћете видети

слова која вам требају да уносите реч ће вам показати да користите круг у средини

и на врху да чине чај и користе највећи круг

Уписали слово О онда користите део круга у средини и кругу

на врху за И и део круга у средини за шта има

Виђени не могу бити невидљиви. Адидас за који је познат овај Атлетски бренд

те три линије није важно ако купујете обућу панталоне кошуљу или торбу

Вероватно ће их видети на вашој одећи, овако ћете лако препознати

да носите нешто од Адидаса, али ове три линије су сада тако

популарне да су повезани са било којом врстом атлетске одеће

Лого се променио током година, али су најновије верзије задржале

три линије трефоил логотип настао је 1972. године како би представио тај бренд

Више разноврсни јер су проширили своје пословање, а затим још један логотип у облику

планине коришћена је за спортску робу која представља изазове

Спортисти морају да се суоче у 2005-ој Адидас је поједноставио свој лого за одржавање

флексибилност за будућност, али без обзира на то што увек можемо видети три линије

овај бренд је најпознатији по томе што се три логотипа данас и данас користе

различити производи побеђују када морате да одете на трчање, не заборавите да доведете

вашим ударима др. Дре је циљ бренда довођење енергије

емоција и узбуђења свим љубитељима музике уз врхунску забаву звука

То је баш као и црвена боја логотипа која представља енергетско узбуђење

и страст и као што већина нас воли музику сви нам треба пар слушалица

Заправо чак и лого толико воли музику да носи Битс слушалице

Ово није само слово Б за Битс, већ би користили велико слово

Уместо да је то била њихова једина намера, али заправо је тајна порука

У овом логотипу само додајте смешно лице на њега и приметићете да видите

страна главе карактера у слушалицама која је сјајна

Пример како логотип може бити стварно једноставан али и тако значајан

Википедија ако смо били искрени током нашег дипломског говора који смо имали

захвалимо се на Википедији бесплатној енциклопедији за нашу диплому можемо пронаћи све

о било чему на овој веб страници, укључујући оно што његов лого значи да вероватно имате

Видели смо овај свет направљен од симбола и комада слагалица током истраживања за вас

папир, али што још једном значи, Википедија има одговор

писмо или знак представља вишејезичност сајта

Већина њих представља прво слово Википедијине као латински

писмо В када све ове културе спојимо овако је како можемо

стичући још више знања лого је први пут поједностављен 2003. године, али то је разлог зашто

Могли смо да видимо грешке на различитим језицима

касније је исправљена 2010. године, али зашто је земља још увек непотпуна на врху

представља чланке и језике који још треба додати и као и тамо

увек су нове ствари које би измислиле и откриле да овај глобус никада неће бити

комплетно и то је лепота учења Нинтендо Гејм Кјуб и што пре

док смо отворили ову кутију открили смо читав нови свет у којем смо имали

Шансу да постанемо неко други и да живимо с великом авантуром без икаквог ризика

Омиљене игре биле су Супер Марио Сијање Сунца и Зелда док смо провели много

сати испред телевизора уместо да радимо домаћи задатак, али без обзира како

пуно времена које смо провели тамо већина нас чак није обраћала пажњу на овај лого

који смо видели свакодневно је стварно једноставно, али је савршено представљати

име ове конзоле логотип је у облику слова Г и

негативни простор представља слово Ц за Гејм Кјуб, онда можемо видети коцкицу

Средиште логотипа да представи саму видео игру

добро одиграти Нинтендо добро је играти чак и креатор се забавио дизајнирајући ово

Лого Рокси да буде једна од кул девојчица коју сте морали носити Роки овај бренд је био

тежи од 90-их и мислимо да је логотип био заиста

Погледали смо - поносни смо што смо носили ову одећу не само зато што су изгледали

добро за нас, али и зато што знамо да ће наши пријатељи приметити лого, али то раде

Знате да је то заправо женска верзија познатог бренда Квиксилвер

пионир екстремне спортске опреме када видите ова два логотипа

заједно ћете схватити, да имају много заједничких ствари Рокси

логотип је заправо логотип Квиксилвер-а састављен у облику срца

Такође изгледа као да су две руке које се склапају као симбол љубави, али ми причамо

о љубави према спорту наравно да ли то значи да девојке имају више забаве и

више су љубазне. Дозволићемо вам да одлучите о Формули 1, има милионима људи

гледајући један од најпопуларнијих спортских догађаја на свету и многе од њих

нисам видео шта је тачно испред њих, овај лого се креће тако брзо

није имао времена да га види и већ је нестао, али питајмо то

зауставите на тренутак и видите како изгледа овај логотип је дизајниран раније

2000-их још једном оно што морате погледати није само облик, већ и

негативан простор између њих јасно можете видети слово Ф у

црној боји и црвеног облика, што представља брзину узбуђења и енергије

Али негативни простор у логру такође ствара број један формуле 1 или Ф 1

све о томе ко је најбржи, али потребно је мало времена за разумевање

Оно што логотип заправо значи Лакосте може бити да носите једну од ових

алигатора сада и чак ни не разуме зашто је ту, али без обзира на то

Оно што знате да је марка мајице Лакосте

чим видите ову животињу на њему, али шта то има везе са одећом?

Заправо је настао са алигаторском кожом кофер Рене Лалосте

Оснивач бренда и тенисер видели су га у прозору продавница

Капетан екипе Француског Дејвис Купа обећао је да ће га купити ако победите

предстојећи меч Рене је покушао најбоље, али нажалост изгубио, али због тога

Забавно кладити се са новинарима, дало му је надимак крокодила 1933. године

Лого на тенису, а остатак је историја

Тако да само зато што изгубите утакмицу не значи да губите све што је овако како он

створио бренд који је и данас заиста успешан НБЦ слика каже а

хиљаду речи замисли све ствари које би ТВ емисија могла рећи да вероватно имате

Приметио је да је логотип Паун, али постоји разлог зашто су ово изабрали

Животиња ова птица користи свој прелеп реп како би привукла пажњу оних око себе

Али канал је углавном био заинтересован за боју коју су користили све боје

дуге на репу да би људи купили боји телевизор, овај нови проналазак

био је скуп, али НБЦ је желео да убеди гледаоце да је то вредело и

Покажите им да су пропустили да виде птицу у црно-белој, али

изненађујуће је живописна птица такође изазвала пуно контроверзних људи

Оптужили су НБЦ да промиенио свој логотип на хомосексуалне боје када је Врховни Суд

одлучио да донесу једнакост у браку на нивоу целе државе, али ово је лого који су имали

Који су користили од осамдесетих година прошлога века, у сваком случају нису имали бригу о томе

Оно што људи мисле и логотип је остао исти без обзира да ли представља

ЛГБТ заједница или не Хјундаи можеш ли погодити шта је ово?

Лого значи на први поглед можда мислите да је то једноставно слово Х за

Хјундаи вероватно нисте у праву, али им требало још нешто

разликују га од Хонде као што сте раније видели дизајнери логотипа

учиниће ствари мало компликованијим и стварати само дизајн

Они то разумеју зато је тајна порука иза тога логотип је такође

Једноставно за било кога да види било шта у њему, па ћемо морати да вам то кажемо

шта је то, јер је готово немогуће претпоставити да то представља двоје

људи који се рукују представником компаније и задовољним

купцем, тако да сваки пут када купите нови Хјундаи ауто предузеће склапа уговор

са вама да покажете да ће учинити све од себе да би се уверили да вам се допада

Њихов производ могао је да буде јаснији ако стварно жели

Да знамо да је Пепси знао да једноставно мењају свој лого Пепси 1

милион долара је лудо мислити да ова мала слика кошта толико

али компанија верује да то заправо значи пуно не, ово није

дебели човек покушава да зграби Пепси конзерву у веома дугом ПДФ документу дизајнера

Објаснио је да има нешто са златним оброком који је се

користи вековима због естетски угодних пропорција

Такође је повезан са Сунчевим зрачењем гравитационо поље и енергијом

Поља у равнотежи су чак помињали Партенон, Мона Лиса и Декарт

Онда користе научни метод да пронађу исправне боје које смо мислили

једноставно представљају боје Сједињених Држава не брините ако не

схватите да вероватно нико други није креатор који разуме

Али ако је то научно, мораће бити истинито право да нисмо сигурни у то

Кока-Кола. Пепси је потрошио 1 милион долара дизајнирајући најбољи лого на свету

само да би круг дала другачијем облику, Кока-Кола такође има

тајну поруку у њиховом логотипу, али нису ни знали о томе до неког

рекао им је да се лого променио током година од додатних вртлога до логоа

Сви знају данас, али неки људи то виде с црвеним и белим бојама бренд

Стварно је створио Данску заставу између слова О и Л, у којој је традиција

Ова земља поздравила нове посетиоце са Данском заставом, али није било довољно

за све, тако да су одлучили да дају неке заставе туристима на Аеродрому

Сви су били срећни да преузму заставу из логотипа Кока-Коле, тачно је то

Можете ли отворити срећу са овом пићем, мислите ли да има много?

Тајне поруке и познати логотипи или људи чине ове приче

Понекад немојте бити стидљиви да нам кажете шта мислите у доле наведеним коментарима

и то је то 415 тајних порука у познатим логотипима ако сте пропустили први део

заборавите да гледате 15 скривених порука у логоса за које никад нисте приметили хвала

гледа

For more infomation >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQVZwoa9qMs - Duration: 15:11.

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I Clash a Hater !!? (FAQ) - Duration: 3:10.

hello friends , welcome to a new video Q&A

I'll answer to your questions

For more infomation >> I Clash a Hater !!? (FAQ) - Duration: 3:10.

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SAILING TRIP EP#5 (TRANSATLANTIC) - SAILING FROM THE CANARY ISLAND TO CAPE VERDE - Duration: 4:31.

Hello everyone, welcome to this 5th episode of our travel diaries on the Atlantic.

Monday, December 21, we leave at 9am from the port of La Restinga

The program: 5 and a half days of non-stop sailing to reach Senegal

It's only been 53 days since we started this trip and yet we feel like

we have learned so much since we left Graciosa.

53 days, 378 nautical miles (about 700 kilometers), 5 islands traveled, 6x vomited and tons of learning.

We feel ready to make this long crossing of more than 1300 kilometers.

The boat is sailing fast, thanks to a fairly strong wind and this, despite some rather tough waves.

The island of El Hierro begins to disappear behind us

and we discover that the holding strap of the annex is not tight enough

and the mini zodiac flies in all directions.

Patrice attach it firmly and life on board begins to set up.

We haze the mizzen and speed up to almost 9 knots (16km/h).

Natha puke several times on the side of the boat and we continue to sail following the skyline.

During the night, Patrice decided to shift our trajectory towards Cape Verde because the wind was not favorable

Life on board is going on. We read, we cook and we do our shifts

Natha gets up at 7:30 to see the sunrise and there, a wonderful surprise awaits!

And she thought she saw the main jump !

Later in the day, we spot a catamaran that follows us from afar.

Natha does not resist a second and seizes the radio to communicate with them.

In the evening, we will do our first cooking test during navigation.

A new day begins with a new surprise on the deck of the boat.

It's December 24 and we're preparing a delicious chocolate mousse for the Christmas dinner.

The exercise is quite difficult because you have to constantly play with the swing of the boat.

During the night the wind started to fall.

So we set up this big aluminum pole called outrigger to capture a maximum of little remaining wind.

8 o'clock in the morning we can see Cape Verde pointing the tip of its nose in the mist!

EAAAAAARTH!

We put down the sails and start the engine to enter the port north of the island of Sal.

We anchor in the water and a new adventure can begin on these beautiful African islands.

We have just sailed more than 720 nautical miles, a little over 1,300 km sailing.

We are looking forward to share with you the adventures that have had in this beautiful country.

But in the meantime, thank you for watching this new episode

We give you an appointment very soon to share the rest of our trip.

And if you liked the video, please feel free to like it, share it and subscribe to our channel.

Find us also on our Blog, FaceBook or Instagram.

For more infomation >> SAILING TRIP EP#5 (TRANSATLANTIC) - SAILING FROM THE CANARY ISLAND TO CAPE VERDE - Duration: 4:31.

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AudioPhonics I-Sabre ES9038Q2M Raspberry Pi DAC - Duration: 8:54.

Slightly less than a year ago I reviewed the AudioPhonics RaspTouch, a Raspberry Pi based

streamer with touch screen that uses an audio board based on the ES9028 DAC chip.

Now that the ES9038 became available, it replaced the 9028 in the AudioPhonics program.

The I-Sabre ES9038Q2M on review here is AudioPhonics' top model Raspberry Pi DAC, costing 129 Euros.

As said it is designed to be used with Raspberry Pi computers, less the first model and the Zero.

But if you want to use it stand-alone, that's possible too: just connect an SPDIF or

I2S signal to either input and add a 5 volt DC power supply.

You can also add a small screen, a volume control and an electronic power switching

unit that lets you safely power down the Raspberry Pi as with ATX computers.

The first thing to notice is that the RCA audio outputs and the Micro USB power input

are on the short side of the board so that they end up above the USB and network sockets

on the Raspberry Pi.

That might seem trivial but if you want to mount it all in a nice housing, this is far

more convenient that having the audio outputs and the power input above the power input

of the Raspberry Pi on the long side.

Indeed, you can power the DAC and the Pi through the DAC board.

On the board we see the local voltage stabilisation and a DC/DC converter that up-converts the

voltage to 9 volts DC for the analogue audio.

An Altera programmable Logic device and a Nuvoton micro-controller do the housekeeping.

The ESS ES9038Q2M takes the central position with close by the clock crystal.

The high quality op-amps, NJM 2114's, provide the current to voltage conversion to drive

the analogue outputs.

The best way to describe the sampling rate specs is: more than the Raspberry Pi can handle.

The board can playback anything PCM up to 32 bit 768 kHz but the Pi is 'limited'

to 384 kHz.

The same goes for DSD: the board can handle DSD512 but on the Pi the max is DSD128.

I wouldn't loose any sleep over it; there is hardly interesting music available at those

extreme sampling rates.

I hardly ever mention measurements since they can only proof if the design is poor but never

if the sound is excellent.

In this case measurements of both DAC's are virtually identical, showing the same

fingerprints for distortion, impulse response and noise.

Only the last was about 2 dB's lower, which is an achievement in the technical sense but

I wonder if that is audible.

It certainly isn't in the direct sense.

It makes you wonder if there is an audible difference, but I'll get back to that later.

The similarity also means that they prolonged the use of linear phase filters.

These offer a sharper edge detail as where I prefer the milder character of minimum phase filters.

I know, that's personal.

The DAC will play as is, but if you want to dress it up, AudioPhonics offers not only

all kinds of housings but also the modules I mentioned earlier.

These four pins can be connected to a rotary encoder with push function.

Rotating will vary the output volume, pressing will switch between the I2S and SPDIF input.

Nowadays digital volume control - when done properly - can be as good or even better than

analogue volume control.

See my video "Does Digital Volume Control Really Suck?".

The SPDIF input is on the pcb as are solder terminals for I2S if you want to use the board stand-alone.

Normally the I2S connection to the Pi is made over the GPIO connector.

A small OLED screen can be connected to these pins and will show the input chosen, the volume

setting from 0 to 100 and the sampling rate.

Replacing the 9028 board in my RaspTouch for the 9038 board was a breeze since they are pin compatible.

Only the SPDIF input needed to be desoldered from the 9028 and soldered to pin connectors

for the 9038 board.

Like the 9028, the 9038 on test here functioned well with Volumio, PiCorePlayer, DietPi - and

thus all programs it can install - and Ropieee.

These players were all functionally tested but for the listening test I used Ropieee

on two Raspberry Pi's, one with the old 9028 and one with the 9038 DAC.

Both were initially powered by standard 5V switching mode power supplies that were later

on replaced by an sBooster linear power supply.

The reason for this was that there was hardly any difference between the boards using the

cheap power supplies.

Using the linear power supplies not only improved the sound quality on both boards, it als made

the difference easier to identify.

Just a short remark for those that have mailed me in the past, saying that there is no difference

between a Raspberry Pi DAC using either a switching mode power supply or a linear power

supply: I believe you; I don't question your judgement.

I do question your equipment and the way it is set up though.

For even on my sub-one thousand euro setup 1 the difference is clearly audible.

Less audible on setup 3 is the difference between the two DAC's.

On the new DAC the lows are somewhat more defined, there is less colouration on voices

and the midrange in general opened up somewhat.

On my 4000 euro setup 2 these differences were more apparent.

Not that I would prefer it over the Chord Mojo in that setup, of course.

But even in my 20k setup 1 the 9038 sounded pleasant.

It obviously lacked a lot of qualities the SOtM/Mytek combination has, but it never sounded

harsh or glassy.

AudioPhonics apparently wants to keep in the forefront of the high quality DAC boards for

Raspberry Pi.

And they manage quite good: I called the 9028 DAC the best Pi-DAC I know, that position

is more PR less taken over by the 9038 that, by the way, comes at the same price: 129 euros

including VAT.

A disclaimer: I haven't reviewed all Raspberry Pi DAC's there are, so if a manufacturer

is convinced they make an even better product: just let me know and we can setup a review.

And you as a viewer, if you want to stay up do date, subscribe to this channel, or follow

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I am Hans Beekhuyzen, thank you for watching and see you in the next show or on theHBproject.com.

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