Chủ Nhật, 5 tháng 8, 2018

Waching daily Aug 5 2018

Hello, I'm Bonita I'm from Surviving Three Boys and a Girl.

I'm a mom of four kids obviously and I'm a meal plan addict.

I love to meal plan because it has given me sanity.

It has improved our life at home.

If you're here, you're most likely here to learn some tips or some how-to's for meal

planning.

But today I want to focus more on why I find it so important to do this.

And I wanted to share it to help other people that are potentially going through the same

struggles as I was going through.

I feel as though we all go through some stresses in our lives, and it's how we deal with the

stresses or how we react her stresses that can help us move on.

And for example I've had stresses before having kids.

And I feel as though anybody can relate to me right now, even if you have kids or you

don't have kids, because meal planning is for everybody.

I'm talking about, how to reduce the stress in your life of cooking, if you're not someone

that enjoys cooking like myself.

I have never really enjoyed cooking.

I love to bake, I loved to bake cookies, I love to bake cakes.

I'm not necessarily going to make something fancy, but I'll make something delicious,

and I'll eat and eat it, because I love baking.

Cooking, I can't say I feel that way.

So back in January, I'm going to repeat here.

My mom came in and she made a bunch of meals for us, and we were good for a couple of weeks.

After that, we both a couple of weeks, it was on to me to start making meals again for

the family.

I was super stressed out, because my time is limited, I'm caring for a newborn, or five

week old at the time.

I'm caring for a toddler, and I'm caring for two school age kids.

So how do I balance all of this together?

When I still have to do the grocery shopping.

I don't even know how to do grocery shopping anymore because I'm so overwhelmed at the time.

But thankfully grocery stores have started to evolve and provide grocery pickup. Gosh.

Life saving for me in this case.

But anyways, going back, I remember being in that hole.

I was completely stuck and feeling stressed just overwhelmed and I have to make all these

meals for everybody.

I don't even know how to ... like I have all this food in my freezer.

I have all this food in my fridge, but I can't seem to find anything to eat.

Does that happen to you guys?

I thought I was finding that happening all the time.

I open that freezer door, and be like, I don't know what heat.

And there'd be a ham or they'd be a roast.

There'd be stew meat.

There'd be ground meat.

There'd be all this meat.

And yet I didn't know what to make, or I didn't feel like we had anything to eat.

It's because I wasn't planning my meals for the week or even a couple days.

I wasn't thinking ahead.

I was just thinking like survival mode at that time.

So then, I looked onto my phone searching Pinterest for meal ideas but then I look.

Oh, I can make this.

Oh, but I'm missing this and this ingredient.

I can't make that meal I guess.

It would happen all the time.

And then I started researching meal planning where a meal plan would be given to me, and

I wouldn't have to think about it.

It was all drawn out, Monday to Sunday, and have everything there.

My grocery list, and I could just go grocery shopping and make the meals.

The only thing, though, was that I found it was really hard to find the meal plans that

I was looking for that would work for our family.

I was struggling to find one that could get us.

I find that that could be somebody else as well.

Unless you're on these diets that are really big right now that are trending like the keto

diet, it's really trending.

I'm probably pronouncing it incorrectly.

"Keto, ketto," whatever it's called.

I could find all these new for that diet.

Be yet I wasn't looking for a diet from my family.

I'm looking for a meal plan that all of us could eat at the same time that we'd all want

to eat.

And I was really searching and searching and finally I started to find a few meal plans

here and then I'd find someone there.

But I had to search a lot.

I had to really find keywords that would work for us.

And finally when I did find the one that would work for us ... I don't know what

the word to use, because it was ... I'm just thankful that honestly.

That's what I feel like it was.

I started using the plans.

I printed out the sheets.

I stuck to the meal it gave me, unless there's a meal that I knew the kids would absolutely

not eat.

Like, let's say it was full of mushrooms or something that kids refuse the mushrooms.

I would replace it with a spaghetti or something.

So I had these meal plans finally, developed for me.

I don't have to do any of the thinking.

The grocery list is already developed.

I take my phone.

I key in the grocery ingredients I need, and I just pick up my groceries.

Done.

Cook it.

I don't know what to think anymore.

That stress of my life was gone.

I've been doing this since March.

It's now the end of July.

I can't even explain to you how much better I feel about cooking now.

I finally have been doing this for so many weeks that I feel as though, okay, I've I've

never really done meal planning before, so I was a beginner.

I started with the meal plan that was given to me.

I didn't have to think about it.

Every week, I just waited for my plan to come in.

Fast forward a few weeks, a couple of months, three months, four months, whatever

it's been here.

I finally feel as though I can actually start making my own meal plan.

I can start freezer cooking again.

I can start batch cooking.

I can actually cook from, you know, grocery sales that are like ... shopping sales.

I don't feel overwhelmed anymore, because I finally have the tools that I've learned

and I've developed now by doing these new plans that I can actually finally go to the

next step.

And now I'm sharing this with you guys because I don't know I want somebody

else to feel the way I feel.

If you are feeling so overwhelmed ... well I was overwhelmed.

Maybe you're just at home, or you're working all the time, and you don't have time to think,

you have to do groceries.

You don't have time to start thinking, oh, what am I going to have for supper when I

get home?

Just by my ebook.

I did all the research for you guys.

I'm not really not trying to do this as a sales pitch to buy my book.

That's not what I'm trying to do.

The reason I wrote this book is because I found it really hard to find some meal plans

that would work for me.

I know there's some people, you know, that are having, that have dairy restrictions,

that are gluten restrictions, peanut or eggs or maybe they're on a specific diet.

That's fine.

All those meal plans are available, but not necessarily that specific meal plan

in my book, but I give you the tools to find them.

And that's huge, because honestly after I did all the research and looking for it, I

found it really difficult, and I thought if I find it difficult how are other people finding

it?

Yes, these websites are doing advertisements, but are they advertising to me?

No they weren't.

So I found it and now I'm sharing it with you, so that you can find that the joy of

cooking again.

Maybe you don't want it.

Just go for the trials of these meal plans You don't have to buy them, just do the trials

and try it out.

You don't have to commit, and just see if it's something you want to do.

If it's going to help yourself or your family or something ... whatever, your kids.

You do not have to have kids to feel the way I have been feeling, and I know that because

I've been there.

I've been there before I had kids.

I felt super stressed out with cooking because I did not enjoy it.

So thanks for watching.

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Thomas: Alright you can just take a seat right here

Aleigha: oh- right here?

Toby: Oh this is nice!

Arin : I love this! You got the lights and everything!

Eoin: You guys are filming in the closet of the Music Tech classroom?

Thomas: ... it functions.

Thomas: So Jake

Jade: Jade.

Thomas: Jack.

Jade: wow.

Thomas: you're basically a cast member on this upcoming concert right?

Jake: uhhh- Yes!

Sidney: oh yeah! We've been working on it for like... 2 months now?

Zach: uhh... I guess...?

Jade: I don't know, I never heard of a Jason working on this concert...

Thomas: I thought your name was Jarrad.

Jade: D-Do I LOOK LIKE A JARRAD??

Thomas: Look, Jane-

Jade: AAAAAAA-

Thomas: how did Dr. Stefanic introduce this project to you guys?

Arin: ... well... he was very vague...

Sidney: he spent so much time building it up, he even announced it at the winter concert!

Well we thought it was a working title but the day he decided to finally tell us he just-

Toby: *coughs in distance*

Sidney: Wrote the title on the board...?

Jake: The Show?

Dr. Ste: The Show.

Sidney: The Show?

Dr. Ste: The Show!

Jade: The Show...?

Dr. Ste: The Show~

Arin: THEEEE show??

Dr. Ste: S. H. O. W!

Toby: THE... Show-

Thomas: The Show?

Aleigha: huh?

Thomas: The Show. The name of the concert.

Aleigha: Yeah! Thats what I said right?. What did I say?-

Sidney: Dr. Stefanic, What is... the show?

Dr. Stefanic: Well... it could be whatever you want it to be~

Jasper: WHAT if I want it to be a mermaid?

Dr. Stefanic: Why would you want it to be a mermaid, Jasper.

Toby: Better question! Why wouldn't you?

Jade: Stop.

Sidney: Are we doing another performance type thing?

Dr. Stefanic: BINGO!

Jasper: How do you perform a mermaid...

Eoin: Jasper, it's not a mermaid-

Jake: No you don't perform a mermaid, you perform with a mermaid!

Aleigha: Where are we gonna get the mermaid?

Toby: Arin can be the mermaid! She already looks like Ariel!

Arin: Aha! Ha... eh... I'd rather not.

Dr. Ste: pfft... you guys are ridiculous...

Sidney: This is going nowh- WHAT IS THE SHOW?!

All: Yeah!?

Zach: Huh? Wha- What are we talkin about?

Dr. Stefanic: *deep breathe* The Show...

Eoin: I don't even think he knew exactly what he was pitching.

Sidney: You don't exactly know what the show is do you?

Dr. Stefanic: No, I'm still figuring that out specifically.

All: *Groan in frustration*

(Music)

Thomas: Well you guys eventually did piece together what it was gonna be, right?

Aleigha: ... ehhhh...?

Toby: What we knew was that it was gonna be like a concert! With original music and stuff!

but... though it was up to us to figure out what we were gonna do for it?

Thomas: What do you believe was the weirdest suggestion for a segment?

Jake: ... hmm... Well there was the drum battle with Dr. Stefanic and Mr. Cassidy...

Thomas: that doesn't sound so strange.

Jake: but it wasn't the segment that made it weird... it was the... baggage...

Arin: Oh wiat Dr. Stefanic! The film kids need you for the next scene?

Dr. Stefanic: S-scene?... what scene-?

Arin: Yeah, the uhh... the one that's supposed to be for the transiton of the Drum Battle with

Dr. Stefanic: Cassidy...

Cassidy: Well if it isn't Dr. Rubato~

Dr. Stefanic: You had to look that up in the dictionary, didn't you?

Cassidy: HAH! Actually, it was on the internet! And no, it does not mean robot.

Jasper: It doesn't?

Cassidy: No, it means a temporary disregard for the tempo,

I.E. slacking off I.E. Stefanic during the Freedmen's Concert.

Aleigha: The what?

Dr. Stefanic: First of all, you're ignore the part of the definition the means it's

used expressively without altering the overall pace of the song. Second, that wasn't rubato.

Third that was 10 years ago.

Jake: *GASP* You're old!

Dr. Stefanic: Jake.

Cassidy: You haven't changed a day about your pompous attitude about music!

Dr. Stefanic: And you're still not over that ONE time I missed a drum fill.

Cassidy: You ruined the whole show! I could've taken your place!

Dr. Stefanic: No you couldn't have cause I'm better at drumming!

Cassidy: Oh yeah!?

Dr. Stefanic: Yeah!

Cassidy: Well then prove it!

Beat me in a drum battle...

*Rock/Electronic of Imperial March blasts*

Jade: Oh my god!!! That was a really scary 2 weeks, we thought Dr. Stefanic was stuck

like that!

Thomas: Stuck like what?

Jade: ... wh- didn't you guys get that on tape,

he was a stoeic daft punk statue all day everyday!

Mikayla:*off to the side* My dude... Is he okay?

Jade: don't get me started on the electronic music.

Thomas: The electronic-

*LOUDLY BLASTS "Patrica's Potion Dubstep"*

Kid 1: I-... I don't... understand!

Zach: we uhh... weren't really able to talk to him for like...

two weeks...

Eoin: Cassidy's class was worse...

*"Dethklok - Awaken" BLASTS LOUDLY*

Kid 1: … I JUST WANNA KNOW HOW TO SQUARE ROOT A FRACTION!

Thomas: So, what was it like working with the Music Tech Branch on this?

Lav: Oh it was awful I hated it.

Thomas: — was it... really?

Lav: No like if you asked any of the film kids what the show is they would probably

start crying. Like signing up for this was like downing a glass of AntiFreeze and throwing

up for two months uninterrupted. Just because it looks cool doesn't mean it'll be fun.

Thomas: .... uhhh....

Emily: I think the only problem was they had trouble... communicating what they wanted?...

Dr. Stefanic: So like... a rainbow but it's not a rainbow cause it's a bit too

childish for the image.

Sab: uh-huh.

Dr. Stefanic: uhhh- make it like...

Sab: ... Ya see this! Ya see this ... this isn't... anywhere close to color direction.

Thomas: you guys were gonna help with The Show, correct?

Lucy: Yeah! We're supposed to help with this... uh... Live mad lib thing!

It sounds fun!

Thomas: It does Yeah! What are your thoughts on the kids working on The Show.

Lucy: ...Uhm....

Dominick: I don't really think Jake knows how to write sheet music... We tried practicing

with the sheet for... uhmm... the- the intro... but..

Dominick: I have a question. Do you even know how to write music on paper?

Jake: *Chuckles to himself lowkey* ...no i do not- *CLAP*

Let's hear what you've done so far!

Eoin: Jade look.

Jade: Oh wow this is trash...

Jake: OKAY! AND A 1... Jade: Hey Jake, do you think we might wanna

give them a better-

*LOUD BRASS HIT*

Jade: OHMYGOODDDdd..

Lucy: *whispers* Am I supposed to say something nice???

Man holding boom mic: You can if you want to-

Lucy: The Music Tech kids?... theyre uh... they're talented. I th...I think they're visionaries.

Alexandra: *off in the distance* JAAAKE!

Jake: hm?

Alexandra: What are you doing?!?

Jake: *with tongue out* I'm gonna lick the beanstalk

Alexandra: wh- whyy?!

Jake: Cause Eoin dared me.

Eoin: and you've still got 50 seconds to do it before the flavor dries.

Alexandra: JAKE NO-

*audible struggle and arguing in the background*

Lucy: Visionaries.

Jake: sometimes we did some audience testing! Yeah... like me and Eoin showed Mikayla some

of Sidney's color tracks.

Mikayla: uh ... I'm thinking it's uh... Orange??

Eoin: Actually it's green.

Mikayla: WhAT???

Jake: don't worry mikayla I thought the same thing.

Eoin: You thought it was tangerine.

Jake: don't split hairs here Eoin.

Thomas: do you think the overall production of The Show went well?

Zach: hmm... yeah... yeah I guess it was aight.

Jade: Could've gone smoother but, I think we turned out okay in general.

Arin: Well we haven't been on stage yet— as of this recording, so... I can't really say.

Thomas: Any parting words, Jasper?

Thomas: Jasper?

Thomas: Jasper!

Jasper: wh-huh?— Sorry... I was thinking about the Jazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Thomas: Jazz?

Jasper: (continuing) zzzzzzper-!

*the end*

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Now I'll announce the result

The contestant with the higher number of likes is...

The Talent Track

Congratulations on passing

The Talent Track has 196 votes

To Vocal Track has 175 votes

I really felt that in this round, not only did I let myself down, most importantly I've let big bro (Hua Hua) down

Because he really had high expectations for us

After my performance

I couldn't bear to talk to him

To be honest, I'm very dissapointed in myself for the way song is now

Last round, my Vocal Track

had the most contestants passing

Maybe I was too confident in them

I feel that I didn't help them

The three contestants who will be eliminated today

Would be from the Vocal Track and the Beauty Track

*Which track would win this round?*

The next round we have

Viito and Deng Dian from Vocal Track

VS Qiu Hongkai and Yingqing from Beauty Track

Deng Dian, be cool, be cool

-I'm Yingqing -I'm Qiu Hongkai

We are 'QiuYing' group

(also sounds like "earthworm")

I am Chinkid Viito Huang Xiangqi

I'm Deng Dian

We are...

"Glare A Little" group (VV and Deng)

We just need to glare at you a little

you earthworms would be wanting to hide in the ground

No matter which group loses

it means that your entire Track is on 'Pending'

I was actually really nervous

I know what predicament my track is facing

Of course I wish my students to continue on till the end

Hua Hua

I have a pair of Joker Bomb

As soon as they open their mouths to sing

They will topple all oppositions

Of these two cards, one is an Angel

The other a Demon

The song they're performing today is

a rearranged <<Soldier>>

It can also be called recomposing

Because they added many of their own ideas

There's also new lyrics

And they changed large parts of the melody, so...

Here comes my "Joker Bomb"

*6 days before the competition*

*Vocal Track's 3-man team finished their song rearrangement*

-Yo -Teacher -Big bro

Big bro *Hua Hua video calling the contestants*

Do you want to take a look at what we've done?

Sure sure, let's take a look

*The 2-man team with sullen faces*

I actually want our team to sing for Hua Hua too

Deng Dian are you okay with your singing part? The pitch and everything

The pitch is okay

Now it's just up to Viito to write the lyrics

Viito your lyrics...

Can you finish the lyrics within 24 hours?

I can

Alright

Then I'll give you 24 hours

Viito you finish composing the lyrics

And also all the rhythm *Hua Hua gives Viito homework*

And Deng Dian you polish up your singing parts

Okay

*4 days before the competition* *The lyrics are not yet written*

Come you write the lyrics

-I don't feel like writing -Just write anything

I really don't feel like writing anything in this kind of environment

Right now I can't feel your...

Team spirit

Don't think you're so great, that you're so cool, or so good at singing

Or that you're so strong

First you have to work hard

I feel that you have to be serious when you're facing music

I don't wish to see any one of you from my track to feel full of themselves

*Day before competition*

Pull it back, pull it back *Hua Hua teaching late into the night*

*Raise your chin*

If he's standing you can pull him over

*Hua Hua patiently teaching overnight*

I'm hoping to let them get the feeling of being in a team

The core lesson is to teach them how to cooperate

Look at how I stand up *Hua Hua and Yangmi teaching stage movements*

No, don't move back, don't shy away

-Because I have to dance now -Don't shy away

The moment you stand up you have to be fierce, like this

Like this, throwing it behind

I'm challenging you, I'm not saving you

Do you understand me?

-Understood -Don't let it fall flat when you get up

Now I'm really unconfident in our performance

Hope we can work together, and face the competition

Deng Dian

Medicine

This lozenge...

Tonight...

Actually, if you're not doing anything just suck on these

*Last rehearsal before competition*

Here you should be facing away from him

My back facing him?

Stand opposite him

No no that's no good

Okay, please take care of your throat

-Yes -Alright, okay

*The two great 'demons' face serious trouble, can their Star Judge save them?*

<<Soldier (Remix)>>

Still so good

This was so cool

Thank you both of you

My heart was in my throat the entire time

I didn't see the best performance from them

During the first verse

There was a moment when I forgot the lyrics for the next sentence

When I remembered it was a little too late and I messed up

Chun Chun

I don't think my group needs any extra introduction

Yingqing and Qiu Hongkai are both contestants that I love very much

<<I'm Still Young, I'm Still Young>>

In this world

Searching for your dream

You ask me where is the dream

I am still young, I am still young

Give me a bottle of wine and a cigarette

I am gone when I say so

I have plenty time

In the future times I don't want to

cry alone and cannot stride forward

They all say that

We have forgotten our ideals

In days of being wild

Offer me a bottle of wine

And also a cigarrete

I am gone when I say so

I have plenty time

In future times, I don't want to

cry alone and cannot stride forward

I struggle at the edge of being young

I look at the end of freedom

I wander in the wasted grassland

Searching for

Searching for ideals

This group was amazing

Thank you both of you

Judge Hua Hua

Once, long ago

I also faced something like this

Loving music since young

They gave up many opportunities

Gave up on a lot of things our parents would have wanted for us

They simply want to play music and only music

There would be many people who are against them

But thy still continue on the path of music

When they stand on this stage

They have prepared for many, many years

We see the effort made right in front of us

But there is so much more effort given where we cannot see on stage

I finished

Your turn, Chun Chun

This round I give up on asking for votes

Our fans, get ready to vote

Ready, start

Press 1 for the Beauty Track

Press 3 for the Vocal Track

No matter which group loses

it means that your entire track would be on pending

5 4 3 2 1

After the 'likes' are given by the audience

The group that got the highest amount of votes is...

It is...

It is...

It is...

The Beauty Track

In all the votes given just now

The Beauty Track received 199 votes

The Vocal Track got 179 votes

I know the Vocal Track has many strong contestants

For all of them to be 'pending', I'm really surprised

Never thought we'd lose so completely

Now

We invite all the 'pending' contestants to the center stage

I always thought that they would win

Maybe it's because I...

I was too confident in them

This year, the 5 contestants in my track

From each and every one of them

I can see their strong personal, unique styles

Their personal logos

They are like my 5 brothers

Joking with each other

Playing together, talk about music together

Learning from each other

*Spending time together has shortened the distance between one another*

At the same time I also really respect them

Sometimes I have my own standpoint on things

but they have a different view they stand by

How would you go into the rap?

I'll hear you out

I'm a little doubtful

but I also want to respect your wishes

But I compromised

This is the first time I have ever compromised on music

I really wish that...

They could use their song

Their own original ideas to earn the approval and critism of the audience

But I really didn't expect this

Now we invite the contestants who did not pass

On stage

There are 7 contestants pending

Do they

Still have a chance to become one of the 9 Logos (top 9)

Their fate is in the hands

of all the on-site voters

Right now in all of your hands

You have 3 votes

These 3 votes are to be given to the 3 contestants

within these 7 that attract you the most

The 3 contestants with the highest votes would pass right now

I plead all of the on-site voters

Please choose carefully

Now I want to ask the contestants

Why do you want to become one of the 9 Logos?

I've always wanted to become a... singer

I don't think this would be my last stage

This is the first time I joined a show like this

I've slowly understood what it means to me

It's not only one competition after another

But a type of growth

I hope everyone can support the Vocal Track

I've sang a total of 3 songs on this stage

The name of my first song is <<You>>

The name of the second song is <<Me Me>>

The name of the third song is <<Him Him Him>>

Some people would jokingly tell me

Do you have anything left to sing for the next round?

I still have so much of myself I want to sing for you to listen

Will you give me a chance?

This song...

It was my idea to have the two of them sing this song

So I think that

The unsatisfactory performance...

A big reason is because of me

I really want to say to Hua Hua

I'm sorry, I let you down

I think thst the two of them deserved it more

To be honest

I've not yet had enough of this stage

Sometimes it's also quite hard to sing

*The charm of "The Coming Ones" is that we keep surpassing ourselves*

It's like you want to sing your best for everyone

But...

Sometimes you just can't sing it right

But...

I really want to keep singing

Hua Hua don't cry

Smile a little

Smile

Vocal Track is the strongest

Everyone in Vocal Track is singularly unique

Now their fate is n the hands of our on-site voters

Start voting

In the seven that remains

The 3 with the highest votes will pass

Who will be come the 9 Logos-to-be?

5 4 3 2 1

End of voting

Now we would announce the results

I will first announce the one with the highest number of votes

He received 241 votes

He is...

He's from...

The Vocal Track

His name is...

Congrats to Deng Dian

Deng Dian

Next

In second place with 211 votes

The Beauty Track

Sun Zheyuan

There's still one more placement

He received 180 votes

From the Vocal Track

Viito Huang Xiangqi

Viito Huang Xiangqi

Right now we've reached a an important part of the competition

In the hands of our Star-Contestants Judge, Yang Mi

Is the last passing-placement for tonight

Mi-Mi are you ready?

I want to first listen to

What the two judges have to say

Vocal Track Judge, Hua Chenyu

Alright thank you

I don't want to ask for votes

I think that they're good

And that's enough

*What choice would Star-Contestant Judge Yang Mi make?*

I hope that you...

Would work harder, try harder

Don't disappoint me

Congratulations to Tian Yi

for becoming our last 9 Star Contestants-to-be for tonight

It's a regret

That Wen Zhaojie, Lu Zhengting and Swagger

Are to leave this stage

I want to ask our judges

Do you have anything you want to say to your precious contestants?

Hua Hua

I think that...

It's unfair

Three person's performance

Wen Zhaojie's original song

The one who sang the best...

Wen Zhaojie

I've been in a competition I know how it feels

In my heart

The two of you are the best

No matter what happens in the future...

In my heart you'll always be the best Big Bro

I'll also keep working hard and stay true to what I love and want to do

Thank you

You know... Before, when I write music...

Always...

I've never been accepted

Then

Then, Big Bro

Today hearing you say these words to me

Thank you

Wen Zhaojie was snatched to my track

I think he's too unique

And I also understand these people who are making unique music

How much they yearn for others to accept their unique music

So when I snatched him over

I vowed to myself

That I must let Wen Zhaojie stay till the end

To let people know that these unique people

They who have unique sense of beauty, the courage to think differently

They who are brave enough to break the status quo

And to define the status quo

How strong these people are

But...

I think he completely fits being a Star Contestant (Top 9)

I failed to let him stay

*Part 2: Sneak Peak of next episode*

Next Friday we would start live-streaming the contest on Tencent Video

It would be the Nine Star-Logo Battle

For livestreaming, the pace is even faster

On stage, how would you show the audience

That you are a "superstar"

That you are "The Coming One"

Good luck. I will be waiting for you at the livestream

Last announcement

24 hours after this episode comes out, we will count the online votes

To see that out of all the disqualified contestants

Which 2 contestants with the highest votes can return to join us

[Commercial]

Why don't we take a picture to celebrate?

-Alright? -Yes

Let's take a picture

This is pretty cool

Come on

"Take a Photo"

Eh this phone is also my... (Hua just realized it's the phone he's brand ambassador for)

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Arturo Vidal: 'I am happy, I want to win everything' - Duration: 0:40.

Happy. To be honest I am very happy.

I am looking forward to starting training with my teammates, to wearing such a famous shirt,

and to doing important things here.

It is a dream. I hope to achieve my objectives.

I am here to win all the trophies available and I will give everything on the pitch to achieve this.

A lot of fight, lots of passion, helping the team at all times, and making sure the team always wins.

Winning everything. During the three-year contract, I hope we can win everything we play for.

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5 Things Humans Got Really Wrong About Our Bodies - Duration: 12:17.

No matter where you go, you have to carry around this meatsack of a body.

So of course, over the years, humans have tried to figure out how our bodies work — and

how things can go wrong, like with diseases.

And yes, sometimes we've been completely off base.

But that's with the benefit of hindsight, and the forward march of science.

So here are 5 strange ideas humans used to have about our bodies, from how we get sick

to how our eyes work, that ended up being really wrong.

One classic misunderstanding is the Four Humors — the idea that the human body is filled

with 4 different fluids: black bile, yellow bile, blood, and phlegm.

A few cultures had similar ideas, but the humoral theory we're most familiar with

first showed up in the 5th century BCE, in a document attributed to a student of Hippocrates.

Hundreds of years later in the 2nd century CE, the Roman physician Galen reintroduced it.

And it was developed even more by Arabic writers in the 9th century, and by Europeans in the 11th.

In 1921, a Swedish physician suggested the four humors came from people observing how

blood clots and settles outside the human body.

A dark clot of deoxygenated red blood cells forms at the bottom — that's probably what inspired black bile.

Above that is a layer of oxygenated red blood cells — the blood — followed by a clot of mostly white blood cells — the phlegm.

So this phlegm might not have anything to do with the fae phlegm.

And the top layer is clear yellowish serum — the yellow bile.

Supposedly, because each human is unique, we have our own ideal balance of humors.

And if that gets out of balance, it will cause diseases, like the plague or acne, or an abnormal mental state.

Like, depression was blamed on having too much black bile, aggression on too much yellow bile, and apathy on too much phlegm.

I actually can totally agree with that.

When I have too much phlegm, I do not want to do things.

The humors supposedly varied over time, though — both from hour to hour, and over the of a person's life.course

Each one was also linked with one of the four seasons.

So keeping them balanced was a constant struggle.

Bloodletting became a popular "cure," along with purging methods like vomiting or enemas.

These were all terrible ideas, of course.

They didn't work, patients were getting severely dehydrated...and, well, you kind

of really need blood to be alive.

It transports oxygen, sugar, waste, and lots of other chemicals around your body.

In fact, it's a common hypothesis that George Washington was accidentally killed by his

physicians, who bled him 4 times, gave him an enema and made him vomit, and like blistered

his throat… all 'cause he got wet and got a cold.

Starting in the 16th and 17th centuries, publications started to challenge humoral theory and question

just how helpful bloodletting actually was when treating diseases.

But both physicians and the public stuck with the humors until around 1858, when Rudolf

Virchow's Cellular Pathology was published, which laid the groundwork for modern medical science.

Once we better understood the inner workings of the human body, germ theory, and pharmacology, the four humors became obsolete.

Speaking of germ theory… in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, there was another big

idea about how diseases spread: miasma, or bad air.

While the term miasma wasn't popular until the early 18th century, it comes from the

Greek word for pollution, and the idea began around the time of Hippocrates.

This bad air supposedly came from lots of sources: decaying organic matter, so-called

"exhalations" from swamps or stagnant water, or even poisonous gases released from

the ground during earthquakes.

It was blamed for the Black Death and other plagues, malaria, and cholera outbreaks.

That kind of makes sense, because many of these epidemics happened during hot summer

months, when city air was humid and smelled like garbage, dead animals, and poop.

And those things do often carry disease because they're part of a lot of pathogen life cycles

— either as a source of food or a way to get picked up by another organism.

So to improve health, physicians tried to eliminate bad odors or replace them with good ones.

Like, you know those creepy bird masks that plague doctors wore?

The noses were stuffed with nice-smelling flowers and spices to protect them while tending to sick patients.

Which, like, worked better than wearing no mask at all, I guess!

Even city engineers got behind the idea of miasma.

During the mid-1800s, there was a cholera outbreak in London, and they basically changed

their entire sanitation system to carry stinky sewage outside the metropolitan area.

These things improved public health, but not because bad smells were the cause of illness.

So miasma theory held on longer than some scientists would have hoped.

For one, the English physician John Snow, who made the connection between cholera and

typhoid epidemics and contaminated water sources.

During the cholera epidemic of 1854, he traced high mortality rates in Soho to a specific water pump.

After the local government removed the pump handle, the death rate went down.

Snow also used statistics to show that people who got water from upstream sources were much

less likely to develop cholera.

Unfortunately, his findings were kind of ignored at the time.

But combined with other work — like German scientist Robert Koch's discovery of the

microbes responsible for diseases like anthrax — miasma faded from medical texts in the late 19th century.

But what if you weren't whole-body sick, and just had toothaches, cavities, or gum

infections like periodontitis?

Turns out, we thought those were caused by tiny worms that lived in your teeth.

Because what else could it be?

That might be because the non-mineralized living tissue part of the tooth, called the

pulp, kinda looks like a worm.

You'd only see pulp, though, if the tooth was super damaged or decayed.

It's tucked below the enamel — the hardest natural substance in the human body — and

the mineralized living tissue layer called dentin.

The earliest references to tooth worms we've found are in a Babylonian cuneiform tablet

entitled "The Legend of the Worm."

But the concept stuck around for thousands of years.

For example, there was a text from a Roman physician in the 1st century CE that described

a cure for toothaches.

You were supposed to treat the tooth with smoke from burning a plant called henbane,

and then rinse it with lukewarm water — after which "there may occur sometimes tiny worms."

This henbane fumigation did work, because it has chemicals called alkaloids that act

as a pain-deadening narcotic.

But it was a temporary fix... and had nothing to do with imaginary worms.

Another fix was just to remove the tooth and the worm.

Of course, that so-called worm was probably the nerve sticking out.

I am so glad that I'm alive now.

In the 18th century, tooth worms finally had some serious scientific competition.

Pierre Fauchard, known today as the father of modern dentistry, was able to link tooth

decay to sugar consumption.

And in the 1890s, American dentist W.D. Miller showed that mouth bacteria produced enamel-dissolving

acids from the fermentable sugars and stuff from food.

Microscopes also let us examine tooth pulp more closely.

Scientists found hollow tubes in dentin, which conduct information about heat or cold from

the surface of the tooth to the nerve.

Normally these tubes are protected by the enamel, and when they're exposed to air,

they can cause pain — no wiggling worms involved.

Alright, here's something a little, okay, a lot less gross that supposedly came out

of our bodies at one point: light.

I mean, it is true that we emit electromagnetic radiation.

That's what thermal cameras pick up.

But I'm talking about the light we use to see the world around us.

Emission theory, or extramission, was the idea that we can see because our eyes shoot

out beams of light.

Like a lot of out-of-date theories, the ancient Greeks were all over this debate.

Some, like Pythagoras, Empedocles, and Plato, were on team extramission.

Meanwhile, Epicurus and Aristotle thought light from a source like the Sun bounced off

objects and into our eyes.

This idea was called intromission.

Our old friend Galen thought we had eye beams too.

But, after seeing lots of dissections, he was maybe the first person to connect sight

from the eyes to the brain.

He thought a fiery air-like substance called optical pneuma flowed from the brain, through

hollow optic nerves, to the eyes.

And he argued the lens was the main part of the eye involved in vision — because cataracts,

or clumps of opaque proteins in the lens, messed vision up.

Galen's work influenced Islamic scholars who finally shined a light on intromission.

In the 10th century, al-Hasan Ibn al-Haytham wrote the Book of Optics.

In it, he used Ptolemaic optics, Galenic anatomy, and his own experiments to explain vision

in a way that pretty much settled the debate.

He understood how light enters the eye, but got one key part wrong: He still thought that

the lens received visual information to send to the brain, not the retina.

You can thank Johannes Kepler for the final piece of the puzzle — yes, the guy who has

a telescope hunting exoplanets named after him.

At least, Kepler offered the first idea of a retinal image.

But other scientists, like a Swiss physician in the 1500s, really helped solidify the idea

that light hits the retina and gets transmitted through the optic nerve.

Even with all this vision knowledge, though, studies have shown that people still think

our eyes send out rays or beams to help us see.

According to researchers who reviewed over 20 studies about this trend, "the source

and apparent strength of extramission beliefs...is somewhat of a mystery."

For a long time, scientists used to think that developing human embryos looked like

other adult animals.

The idea that species could descend from other species really started taking hold by the

end of the 18th century.

And the first evolutionary model was published by Jean-Baptiste Lamarck in 1809.

Just a couple years later, German scientist Johann Friedrich Meckel published the first

recapitulation hypothesis.

He thought the stages of development in a human embryo were like a slideshow of the

adult stages of our evolutionary ancestors.

The French physician Étienne Serres expanded on this idea, and thought our developing brains

progressed from fish, to reptile, to bird, to a generic mammalian brain, and then finally

to a human one.

In the 1820s, their work was summed up in the Meckel-Serres Conception of Recapitulation.

And… there was almost immediate pushback.

In 1828, Karl Ernst von Baer proposed that early embryonic stages look similar between

species, but they diverge as development goes on.

None of this "representing adult forms" stuff.

His research into embryology dealt a serious blow to recapitulation, which fell out of

favor in the late 1830s.

Until the German biologist Ernst Haeckel came along, with his biogenic law and the infamous

1866 quote "ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny."

In other words, development mimics the evolutionary relationship between species.

The biogenic law was based on three assumptions:

First, the law of correspondence.

Each developmental stage in higher animals, like humans, corresponds to adult stages of

lower animals.

Like, structures that look like gill slits in human embryos correspond to the gill slits

in adult fish.

Second, phylogenesis — or the diversification of a species — happens by tacking on extra

adult forms to the end of development.

And third, the concept of truncation.

Early stages of embryonic development must go faster in higher organisms, so it doesn't

take super long to go through more forms.

Haeckel's work was so popular that some of his embryo drawings still make it into

high school textbooks… even though he admitted that he drew exaggerated versions of human

embryos to prove his point.

Haeckel, I know you're dead, but that's not science, man.

Long story short, other scientists weren't able to observe what Haeckel claimed.

And, instead, von Baer's work led scientists toward our modern understanding of embryology.

His ideas weren't 100 percent accurate either, but they were a step in the right direction.

And sometimes that's all science needs.

If you want to learn more about the steps — and missteps — that led us to our modern

understanding of science and us and the world, you can check out the History of Science series

I'm hosting over on Crash Course at youtube.com/crashcourse.

It has been so much fun.

I've learned a great deal and I'm very excited to be sharing it with the world.

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Epoxy Countertop For The Mobile Shop - Duration: 3:12.

help support the companies that support our community we stopped by to see the

guys at Stone coat countertops in Grants Pass Oregon. Before leaving the house I

made a new countertop for the mobile shop out of MDF once we got there Mike

did a little bit of prep work he filled in the screw holes with bondo and took a

8-inch router bit and round it over the edges and then primed the whole thing

with paint before moving on to the fun stuff

Robyn and I picked out a few colors that matched the inside of the mobile shop this

is so easy and fun you literally just mix up the colors and start pouring

Mike showed me how to move around the resin and blend it together with a

sponge you get this really cool look

it really is easy you feel like a pro in no time

Mike said I always have a job there if this YouTube thing doesn't work out

after you have your pattern down you hit it with the blowtorch

to pop the bubbles and you can move the epoxy a little bit with the

torch if you want

and there you have it it looks amazing and it only took about 15 minutes these

guys have it dialed in go check them out they have some really cool stuff going on

over there. I'll put a link to the video they shot when we were there at the end

of this one. We had to let it set up for a few days which worked out perfect

because we were on our way to Nevada to do another collab with Zach Higgins that

video will be out next week so we picked it up on our way home

thanks again guys it looks amazing the mobile shop is really coming together

click right here to check out all the cool stuff that's going on over at Stone

Coat Countertops and don't forget to hit the subscribe button we have another

resin project coming up next week this time I'll be turning it on the lathe

take care

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PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode Aug 5, 2018 - Duration: 25:38.

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I'm Trying The WEIRDEST Asian Self Massage - Duration: 5:15.

There are some massage that are covering problems it would never even crossed my

mind someone might have problems with so in

this video I will show you the weirdest massage I came across while reading

these books. I'll just put my hair up because we're gonna start at something

that's not on face actually. I have some oil just in case we need us but I don't

think we will need it. So the first weird massage is for the wrinkles at the back

of your neck. That's right. If that's your problem then this massage

will help. You have to put you hand on it and just move it to the side. The same thing on the other hand. Second move is

to press with your thumbs points right below your scalp. Next you press your

fingers near your spine. Then you need your fingers behind the head and stretch it

this way. and finally you push your chin up and hold.

So with this massage you now have nice smooth back of your neck. The next one

addresses the wrinkles behind your ears. That's right it's important to take

care of it. The massage starts with pressing the points in front of your ear

and doing a move like this. The same on the other side. Smooth back

of the ears it's been my dream. So we're now pushing ears in three

directions one is down then sideways and then up. This actually is so relaxing!

I probably do it too fast. I can feel how the skin behind the ears is stretching. We

are pressing just as at the beginning around the ears but we are moving

towards the top of the head. It's so relaxing!

I'll do it just two more times because it feels so good. For the end we are doing

a similar move but just down. That's so nice actually I don't know how much it's

helping for back ear wrinkles but it just feels so relaxing. Next one is quite

simple and probably not as unusual but still not something I would even think

of as a problem, which is to make this dip above the lip more prominent. It's

very simple only contains three moves. First one you just massage the area

above your lip like this. It's like pushing the fat from below your nose

then you push it like this. I should just stick to one side at the time and

finally we are holding the bit with a finger and do a similar action. The same

on the other side

Does it looking any different? I think I just removed all my lipstick. The last one is

not weird at all. It just intriguing me that the book in

claims that's after doing this three moves you can fix pimples on your back

and chest. There are only three pictures. The first picture actually looks pretty

much like in one of the other massages which is just pressing the points below

your scalp like this. Second one also we've seen before today so we just knit

the fingers behind the head and pull it forward

and the third one you just move your head from side to side. Apparently that's

all you need to do in order to fix the pimples.

it probably improves circulation that overall helps with better skin on your

chest and the back. I know I'm laughing a little bit about them just because they

do not affect me but who knows maybe actually one of you do have that problem.

The solutions shown in this book for other areas on the body and face work so

well that to be honest I have no grounds to believe that they are actually not

effective. Asian countries can come up sometimes with very unusual things but

that's what keeps us entertained and expanding our mind isn't it? Okay

thanks very much for spending this time with me I hope you enjoyed it you have

learned something different and something new I hope you have a good day.

I will see you later, bye bye!

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Stories Of The South: Ice Cream Supper | Southern Living - Duration: 3:48.

We're looking back on some of the old stories

that have run in Southern Living magazine

over the past 50 years.

And we've had this collection of Southern journals,

where all of these Southern authors

have written in about Southern things.

This story is called "Ice Cream Supper";

it ran in August 1998.

This gal, Susan Childs, reminisced on

Sunday night suppers on her family's farm.

So, this is going to be a good one.

"My mother's people were a fun and eccentric lot.

"Aunt Lessie, splendidly absentminded,

"made the best five-layer chocolate cake in the county,

"when she remembered to add the eggs.

"Aunt Doe, who crumbled cornbread

"into a glass of buttermilk each morning of her life,

"swore that breakfast helped her know

"which cows would give the most milk on any given day.

"No doubt it helped account for

"her substantial girth as well.

"That she constantly feuded with Aunt Hess

"became the stuff of family legend

"since they lived together on the farm

"my great-grandmother had bequeathed them.

"It was to this farm that Mama Jo,

"she was too young, she insisted,

"to be called grand-anything by me,

"and I headed every weekend during my childhood summers.

"Wedged between Chehaw Mountain

"and the Talledega National Forest,

"the 250-acre spread had been in the Bradley family

"since the Civil War.

"Here, knee-deep in rural Alabama,

"I witnessed my first river baptism.

"Here I also attended my one and only tent revival.

"But as exotic as these events were

"to my urban, New South sensibility,

"nothing outshines in my memory

"the ice cream supper that commenced

"every Sunday at the Bradley farm.

"An ice cream supper is exactly what the name implies:

"an early evening meal whose first, middle, and last courses

"consist of ice cream.

"No fried chicken, no mashed potatoes,

"just ice cream, homemade and plenty of it.

"Ingredients include fresh fruit,

"condensed milk, eggs, and lots of sugar.

"Three to four flavors were the norm,

"but peach and banana remain my favorites.

"The ritual never deviated; we kids did all the hand-turning

"that went into making these confections.

"Those of us who were old enough to drive

"went for more rock salt if supplies ran low,

"which they invariably did.

"When the moment came to test the cream,

"Aunt Hess, our official taster,

"would either exclaim its perfection

"or put down the spoon, indicating more time at the crank.

"As the eating commenced, so did the telling of stories.

"My grandfather, addressing me by my family nickname,

"usually kicked off the adventure

"by going straight for the funny bone.

"'Dood'bug, did I ever tell you about

"'the time your grandmother got so mad at me

"'she laid under a crabapple tree

"'and fired a pistol straight up into the branches?

"'Mockingbird shied away from the crabapple after that

"'and so did your granddaddy.'

"The anecdote about Mama Jo seemed like heresy to me,

"but the teasing, which was nothing if not democratic,

"embraced our imperfections one and all.

"Weekly we giggled too at Aunt Lessie,

"who once searched all day for her freshly washed nightgown,

"her favorite blue one, only to find it nesting

"among the produce in her refrigerator.

"On it went, this offbeat social,

"with its good natured banter.

"How it thumbed its nose at the time-honored notion

"of no peas no dessert.

"How it laughed at the institution

"of proper and saintly grandmothers and great-aunts.

"Sweet anarchy was the ice cream supper,

"presided over by that outlandish and loving bunch,

"my mother's people."

(quiet soft rock)

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VLOG III - Duration: 4:15.

welcome back to another vlog this is my fifth day on holiday and today we're

actually going to try out this DJI Osmo mobile 2 the Hyperlaps I'll show you it

in just a sec and I've got my son Domonic

we're actually on our way to the shop

will be perfect opportunity to try this out yeah let's do it

so we've done our test with the Osmo Mobile 2.

we've got a little surprise for ya we done a little film at Houghton House. I'm going to show you that in a sec.

and errr. I hope you like it.

Yeah so I'm going to wrap up this vlog now.

I'm not going to go through all the settings that we used

because that takes the fun out of when you get one. So go get one, play with it.

It's wicked. I love it.

I'll see you in the next one and

Keep The Juice Flowing!

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Celebrities Who Got Married Too Soon - Duration: 4:21.

It's not totally unusual to hear about celebs who've suddenly put a ring on it, at least

for those who follow Hollywood gossip.

However, it's not often you hear about star-powered couples who get engaged and tie the knot all

within six months.

The following celebs decided that 180 days or less was more than enough time to realize

they'd found "the one."

What followed, however, wasn't always happily ever after.

Check out who in Hollywood tied the knot within six months, who's still going strong, and

who ended up calling it quits.

Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom

The Kardashians are known for a ton of relationship drama, and Khloé Kardashian's quick marriage

to NBA player Lamar Odom in September 2009 was no exception.

According to People magazine, the couple met at a party in August 2009, started dating,

and got married in September — one month to the day after their first meeting.

Fast forward to 2013, and Kardashian had filed for divorce from Odom, amid major media scrutiny

around his DUI and rumored substance abuse issues.

The divorce was officially finalized in 2016.

Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon

In late March 2008, singer Mariah Carey and actor Nick Cannon starting dating after their

paths crossed for a music video shoot.

Just a few weeks later, the pair were married in a surprise ceremony at Carey's estate in

the Bahamas.

People magazine spoke with the pair just after their sudden wedding, and Cannon explained,

"In our minds, it was a love-at-first-sight thing.

Since we've been together, we've been inseparable."

The couple sealed their relationship by getting tattoos, and Cannon shared,

"To me rings are special and exciting, but tattoos mean more than anything.

They're forever and ever.

They professed our love."

Tattoos aside, Cannon filed for divorce from Carey in December 2014.

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony

Singer and actress Jennifer Lopez raised some eyebrows when she unexpectedly tied the knot

with pop star Marc Anthony in a secret June 2004 ceremony, after the couple had been dating

for just six months.

According to Us Weekly, Lopez had called off her engagement to Ben Affleck earlier that

year, so her sudden wedding to Anthony really came as a shock.

Over the years, Lopez and Anthony have collaborated artistically several times, and the two had

twins together in February 2008, though their marriage would eventually end.

They announced their separation in 2011, and by 2012, Anthony had filed for divorce.

Renee Zellweger and Kenny Chesney

Country music star Kenny Chesney married actress Renee Zellweger in a small ceremony in the

Virgin Islands in May 2005.

According to ABC News, the couple had met six months earlier at a benefit for victims

of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

People magazine reported that the marriage was annulled in September 2005, with Zellweger

citing "fraud."

Responding to media speculation that Chesney's sexuality was the reason behind the split,

Zellweger told The Advocate in 2016,

"It made me sad that somehow people were using that as a way to be cruel and calling someone

gay as a pejorative, which has fateful consequences.

[...] I'm an old-fashioned gal who doesn't feel it's appropriate to hang out your laundry

on the lawn."

Angelina Jolie and Billy Bob Thornton

In 1999, Angelina Jolie met actor Billy Bob Thornton — who was engaged to actress Laura

Dern at the time — on the set of the film Pushing Tin, according to Brides magazine.

Lo and behold, it was Jolie that Thornton ended up marrying in a Vegas chapel on May

5, 2000, after a quick two-month relationship.

Their pastor later told the Daily Mail,

"Personally I don't think they had really planned it out for long, I think it was a

spur of the moment deal…"

Jolie and Thornton ended up splitting in June 2002.

In 2004, Jolie told Vogue,

"I think one day we had just nothing in common.

[...] I think it can happen when you get involved and you don't know yourself yet."

Thornton explained to GQ in 2016 that he never felt "good enough" for Jolie.

Amy Schumer and Chris Fischer

Comedian and actress Amy Schumer was first reported to be dating celeb chef Chris Fischer

in November 2017.

In February 2018, Schumer dropped a bomb on her Insta followers and fans by revealing

that she and Fischer had tied the knot.

The star simply posted a photo of the two in wedding garb, captioning it with, "Yup."

Schumer explained to Howard Stern on his radio show in April 2018 that her new husband was

her personal assistant's brother, and that the wedding took her about three or four days

to plan.

Schumer also said during an appearance on the Today show that she knew Fischer was the

one for her about a month in.

"But we got down to business really quick."

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