Hi, I continue my crochet picture alphabet series.
I will present you square with letter F and picture of flamingo - the same letter in PL and EN.
After crocheting the flamingo I realized that the background could be darker to make the animal more visible...
You decide about colors :-)
Have a nice watching and crocheting!
A – background (light grey) B – letter F (dark pink)
Crochet hook 2.5 mm
I crocheted two rows using grey yarn.
Start with ch 19 +1 tch and crochet 19 sc through 2 rows. 1 tch at the end of each row.
Row 3: A12, B3, A4
Row 4: A4, B3, A12
Row 5: A12, B3, A4 (= row 3) Row 6: A4, B3, A12 (= row 4) Row 7: A12, B3, A4 (= row 3) Row 8: A4, B3, A12 (= row 4)
Row 9: A7, B8, A4
Row 10: A4, B8, A7
Row 11: A7, B8, A4 (= row 9)
Row 12: A4, B3, A12 (= row 4)
Row 13: A12, B3, A4 (= row 3) Row 14: A4, B3, A12 (= row 4)
Rows 15-17: A4, B11, A4
Rows 18-19: A19
Square with letter F is ready :-)
A – background (beige) Lp – light pink Dp – dark pink B – black Lgr – light grey Dgr – dark grey
Row 1: A19
Row 2: A9, Dp1, A9
Row 3: A8, Dp1, A10
Row 4: A10, Dp1, A8
Row 5: A8, Dp3, A8
Row 6: A10, Dp2, A7
Row 7: A6, Dp1, A1, Dp1, A10
Row 8: A10, Dp1, A2, Dp1, A5
Row 9: A2, Lp4, (Dp1, Lp1) x 2, A9
Row 10: A7, Lp9, A3
Row 11: A4, Lp9, A6
Row 12: A6, Lp2, A2, Lp4, A5
Row 13: A11, Lp1, A7
Row 14: A8, Lp1, A10
Row 15: A9, Lp1, A4, Dgr1, A4
Row 16: A4, Lgr1, Dp1, Lp4, A9
Row 17: A9, Lp3, B1, Lp1, A5
Row 18: A6, Lp3, A10
Row 19: A19
I will tie the ends of yarn to secure them.
Square with flamingo is ready :-)
I have two squares and now I will join them together crocheting reverse sc through opposite edges
I use grey yarn.
You saw how to join squares in my previous videos, so please check if you have any problem.
Add some stuffing before you close the opening.
I joined two squares.
I recommend you to choose darker yarn for background of flamingo.
Thank you for watching, SUBSCRIBE my channel, visit my Fb page, blog and Etsy shop :-)
I will be grateful for thumbs up.
See you!
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My first solo win (Read the description and have subtitles english) - Duration: 4:05.
Hello everyone ,I'm back
I'm share my first win on Fortnite
this was back in season 3 and thx for listening, see u guys later, bye and enjoy
by the way ,sniping isn't my strong suit
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Farthest Cronut ft. Kathryn Hahn | 84 MPGe | Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid - Duration: 0:37.
I dig me some hybrids.
I like sporks.
I think mules are adorable.
I mean, horses plus donkeys?
What about this gal here?
She runs on gas and electric,
and gives me some serious MPGe.
I mean I say, get me to the farthest cronut.
Farthest cronut.
Uh oh.
It's dead.
See if we can ...
That won't work!
It's just for the car, you dummy.
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What Intermittent Fasting Does To Your Testosterone Levels - Duration: 7:19.
hey guys so in this video I'm going to be answering the question does
intermittent fasting increase or decrease testosterone so intamin fasting
is basically eating for a certain period of the day and fasting or not eating for
another period of the day and how long you do this depends on what kind of
intimate and fasting schedule you're doing now there are a lot of potential
benefits of intamin fasting but the primary reason why people do it is for
fat loss for the simple fact that it's much more difficult to overeat when
you're eating less frequent meals during the day now if you type in intimate
fasting and testosterone on google there are a ton of articles and videos with
varying opinions on whether intamin fasting actually increases testosterone
and the farm majority of these articles and claims say that intimate bossing
boosts and increases testosterone but I'm here to tell you that based on the
best evidence we currently have today this is actually incorrect so if we look
at one study it was done over eight weeks
it used resistance trained males and it compared to groups they were both
consuming the same amount of food doing the same workouts so the only variable
which was changed was one group was doing enzmann fasting and the other one
wasn't so what they found by the end of the study is that the group who were
doing intimate fasting for days per week had lower testosterone levels
significantly lower testosterone levels and higher cortisol levels so based on
this study and we don't really have any other ones as good testosterone seems to
decrease with people doing in Xiamen fossum at least resistance train males
and a calorie deficit now the good news for all of you that are doing intamin
fasting because I know a lot of you are including myself is that body
composition was the same between both groups that means both groups maintain
the same amount of muscle they lost the same amount of fat their performance in
the gym wasn't statistically significantly different so
overall what matters which is your results was the same so what this
basically means is that intimate fasting may decrease your testosterone slightly
but since you're getting the same results it doesn't really matter you
know it's not the biggest deal in the world so it's it's nothing to overthink
and your decision as to whether you do intimate fasting shouldn't be based on
whether it increases or decreases your testosterone but rather it should be
based on whether intimate fasting allows you to live the healthiest lifestyle
consistently and sustainably because that's gonna be the most important thing
when you think about your goals and what you want to achieve long-term so many of
the articles out there that say that enzmann fasting increase testosterone
will use flawed logic for example many people will know that of the study which
showed that short-term intamin fasting increase growth hormone by 2,000 percent
so many people will say intimate fasting increases growth hormone by two thousand
percent therefore it's better for building muscle and losing fat growth
hormone also has a positive relationship with testosterone meaning when growth
hormone levels are high testosterone tends to be high so what people will do
is take the evidence that shows that growth hormone increases when people
fast and say that testosterone levels must be higher when you fast because of
this but this is making a big assumption because you're not basing it on a study
which actually looked at testosterone levels like the eight-week study on the
resistance trained males if you think about intermittent fasting from an
evolutionary perspective it makes sense that intamin fasting wouldn't increase
testosterone if there's a scarcity of food then the last thing you want to be
doing your body wants to be doing is procreating because if there's a
scarcity of food that means the chances of survival for yourself and your
offspring is going to be decreased so the last thing your body wants to do
there's gonna be two procreate with a deficit in energy when you eat a ton of
food your testosterone goes up it's a stress on the body intermittent fasting
will increase cortisol now there are many things that increase cortisol like
coffee like doing a heavy deadlift and these things aren't necessarily bad you
know what's bad is chronically elevated cortisol so acutely elevated cortisol
small doses of strength like exercise or fasting that can be good it's a whole
netic stress because your body is going to adapt to that stress and become
stronger because of it long-term stresses are bad so although intamin
fasting may increased cortisol it's not necessarily a bad thing because of that
because it's a positive stress on the body your body's gonna get stronger
because of it like I alluded to before there are definitely some limitations to
the study such as the length of the study also we have to consider the fact
that there were in a calorie deficit if they were consuming more food perhaps
the results would be different but I think it's incorrect and dishonest to
say that intamin fasting increases testosterone when the best study
available we have shows the opposite something else to consider is the fact
that some studies have shown that in spend fasting increases androgen
insensitivity so basically what this means is that your androgen receptors
are more sensitive to testosterone and this means that you can get more out of
less testosterone so the decrease in testosterone may not even be that
significant because you're able to get more out of less your body's more
efficient at using it so that's something to consider as well but
definitely more research needs to be done on this but what is clear is that
you can do intermittent fasting you don't have to do intermittent fasting
that's based on your preferences because most of your results are simply going to
come from the total amount of food you eat the type of foods you're eating and
honestly what you can just do on a consistent basis that's what's going to
get you the results all right guys as always thank you so much for watching
and I'll see you guys in the next video if you
looking to transform your body and you really want to get that dream boy of
yours and you're tired of just not getting the type of results that you
know you can get then I highly recommend checking out the rip dude program and
getting started on your transformation if you're truly ready to make a change
alright guys so as always I'll see you in the next video and thank you so much
for watching peace out
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A Letter to Casey Neistat - Duration: 5:04.
"this vidéo is dedicated to Casey Neistat"
model : What is given to serve as reference
this movie is gonna talk about Casey Neistat
And how he and these videos were able to help me and to motivate me to begin my YouTube channel
Now more than 6 months ago
but first... presentations
According to wikipedia you were born on March 20th, 1981
In Gales Ferry, in the county of New London, in Connecticut
You are a director, a producer and a creator of video on YouTube
With a channel counting more than 10 million subscribers
950 videos
And 2,3 billion views
Even if we cannot clearly summarize your career(quarry) in 2 sentences
And I according to wikipedia I am ...
"no results"
I am just a 20-year-old guy who always wanted to make movies
To put back(To hand) in context, however far I remember it in the history(story) of my life
I always wanted to create
I realized my first short film at 14 years old
It spoke about an old magician who taught to a young magician to fight a bad magician
it sucked
There is no doubt about it
But I've love doing it, and afterward I kept creating
but I have some problems
Problem 1: the productivity
I needed several months to make a video moderately successful and moderately appreciated
2 : staging
I was afraid of passing in front of(coming before) the camera and of showing myself in my videos
It terrified me
The judgment of others terrified me
and 3
I knew that I could never make of this passion a real job(business)
I had to stop dreaming about an unrealistic future
And begin to find something else of my life
but ... this was my dream!
I just wanted to make movies
We arrive now at the disruptive element of this video, you
I discovered you thanks to this video
That of your flight(theft) of Dubai to New York in first class
At present the video the most seen of your channel
It is there that I discovered your channel and that I began to follow your videos
I love watch your videos, you have a way of created which fascinates me
But the one who really affected(touched) me, who made me question me
it's this one :
This video I could look at her(it) lasting days without tiring me
In 4 minutes and 13 seconds you managed to make me live
Your life, your history(story), your dreams, and the stages which brought you to be where you are there today
All that you said, all that you depicted(disheveled) on the creation
All that you thought, all that have had soaked you in the head
all that...
It is necessary to have money, studies, resources
On the fact that you thought that there was no other way of telling a story
I never identified my self in a videos as much as this one
And that had an inconceivable impact on me
like a bomb
As a bomb that we would have release in my head
As if we had to reformat my brain for the creation
like if...
with one video you change my vision of the world
I never put so felt(smelt) capable not created that this moment has
when I discover this video...
You represented exactly all that I wanted to be
I would have been able to make exactly as you
But the glasses are not really my size
And that, it is a metaphor
I did not need to be you
I need a camera, a computer, a idea
and a internet connection
With this video and so many others, you reformatted my brain
You allowed me to see farther that what everybody said on the creation
You allowed me to open my spirit to other forms of creativity more simple, but so effective
Suddenly all my problems had disappeared, they were annihilated
You learnt me to face(to deal with) my problems
And to eradicate them for good
I cannot stop(arrest) as long as I would not have made a success of my dream
I do not have to find something else to do of my life, I know what I want to do
And I shall fight until my last breath to arrive there
Today I am only at the beginning of my adventure
And I do not certainly plan to stop(arrest) tomorrow
You do not know me, and I know you only through your videos
But I wanted to tell you thank you
Because it is these videos, that I have look an hundred times
Which(Who) gave me the strength not to remain motionless in front of my situation, but to move me so that it evolves
Your words inspired me and motivated me to create videos of which I am proud today
There is certainly little chance so that you see this video, but I want to do it anyway
so for all what you made unconsciously for me
thank you.
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Comeback (2/2) - Halo Reach Machinima - Duration: 9:16.
They've fallen back.
It won't be long now before they come back here with more fire power.
Think they will?
Oh yeah, they definitely will.
They're sending players to limbo.
I kind of miss limbo.
No you don't, Kyle.
They're gonna keep pulling their players from there...so we had better hurry.
Too late.
Take cover!
Well, won't this be fun.
Kid, I suggest you get somewhere safe for the moment.
Just like old times.
They suck like the old times, too.
They're not very good if they can't take me down. I suck at this game.
Speak for yourself! I'm awesome at this game!
Ever thought about using a better loadout?
I make due with what I got.
I guess I understand why they use cheats. They're pretty awful at this game.
That's it! Gang up on them!
Don't speak too soon!
Bubble shield!
Any last words?
Your face!
Seriously?
Seriously. Come on into my shield and I'll show you what I'm truly made of when backed into a corner.
You got some nerve thinking you still have a chance against us.
Maybe it is only a chance in Hell that we'll be able to beat you, but at this point. It was worth it.
You dig a pretty deep hole to bury yourself in.
I know you and your team won't stand a chance as it is considering your entire army couldn't take down 6 people,
whether my team was really good or bad. If you come in here we'll mess you up.
We can wait until your bubble burst.
Good. So can we.
Why isn't it breaking?
Should we leave?
We're safe to leave...right?
We're safe.
Are we gonna do it? Then? I thought I'd give them a couple more seconds to feel like they've won
It'll be a shame though. Don't worry the kid will be here. I forgot he was here. All right, let's do it
But he left
Wow how pathetic they couldn't even beat us with cheats. I wish I could ignore what I just heard
Seems Eugene's weren't very effective
Now geez where these players cheating
Good to know don't care though. Let's get used to safety
Yeah, well he's an idiot what happens who are you guys
Yeah, well we do what we can thanks for getting us out of there wherever that was
I'm glad we were able to help y'all out. It has been a while might as well. Get back into it
Glad to know I was missed I
Never really left though. I was still around just busy. Oh
I'll send y'all the video. I can't wait to see the reactions after the moderators got ahold of them. That was actually pretty exciting
Considering we had something to lose
Those cheaters were probably
Easier to kill because they had something to use and panic or they were just terrible at the game
So spend a lot of cheaters lately
The moderators never do their job. Well, just take it one day at a time
Who are you me well dime read sentiment films
Wow, you really go above beyond sometimes I do it. I can gotta get back to my videos though. I'll be seeing you guys later
See you later
Come with me and I'll give you the rundown
Interesting
So what have you been up to in your absence?
Nothing big had a couple parties at some charity in volunteer work visit a couple museums past me summer classes
Got to meet senator Ted Cruz touch dancer footprints had my first jury duty sympton simple stuff
Right the real question here is what happened to my studio
Someone must have wrecked this place up while you are away
Hello there
What the heck was that I don't know but whatever it was it scared the hell out of me so
What now then you gotta get some cleaning done. So I'll send you on your way want any help?
No, I got it
Hello there
Richard's been films
Yes, you've accidentally been playing some females barn since the very first
Feels good to be back
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How Netflix Can Help you Achieve the IELTS Score You Need - Dhruv's VIP Success Story - Duration: 22:11.
- Hi everyone, Chris here from IElTS Advantage
with another success story.
So we have a VIP student Dhruv
whose going to share his success
with you guys so that you can learn from him.
So Dhruv, start off by introducing yourself to everyone.
- Hi guys my name is Dhruv Gupta.
I'm from the central part of India,
the state of Madhya Pradesh.
I'm working as an energy consultant
for renewable energy here in the
state of Madhya Pradesh.
And
I'm
looking
to receive my
Canada PR visa very soon, since I've already
applied and got an an ID.
- Yeah he just told me when we were talking
today that you got it 30 minutes ago.
You got your...
- Yeah I just got it like,
I think the time, official time
is started from now, like one hour before in Canada.
- Congratulations.
How does it feel to be going to Canada?
- First of all, I've been in this IELTS
preparation since one year, last one year.
Yeah I started, I gave my first attempt
in September 2017
and I got it the 3rd
or 2nd of August, I mean the test date
was second of August and I got the result
of 14th of August.
- Excellent
- So yeah it has been quite a struggle,
but I am a relieved person,
I'm the happiest person as of now.
- Brilliant, brilliant.
So let's take a step back and
think about where you were a year ago
or six months ago.
What were you struggling with
in terms of the IELTS test?
What did you find difficult?
- Well basically I have,
I mean the first written one which I gave
in September 17th,
I got the score of, eventually I got it
good in writings, 7.5.
But I got a 6 in listening and reading.
And 7.5 in speaking.
I mean first of all I was shocked
because I had long back ago, in 2009,
had given IELTS and I came to England
for my masters from University of Surrey Gildford.
2009, 2010.
And at that time I got 7, my score,
and I didn't find it
that difficult at that time.
Eventually with time, perhaps my skill
could have, you know,
they were not as good as they used to be.
And I got the reality check on
the first attempt in September 17.
I mean I was shocked to know that my reading as,
as skills and listening, they were not up to the mark.
I mean I had practiced a lot after that.
For one month I had practiced a lot.
And I gave in one in half months I think.
It was November 2017 I gave my second attempt.
This time I got 6.5 in writing
and 6.5 in listening and reading,
and 7.5 in speaking.
Actually, I was, second time when I gave it,
I was devastated with the result.
I mean I was not sure what was wrong with me.
Eventually, there were not much coachings
and no guidance for that I can get here in India.
I mean, as far as the transparency
and the trust what I could have in a teacher,
in an IELTS teacher that was not there here in India.
And it is not there here in India right now as well.
Then, okay,
I kept my nerves
and thought of giving it again in January 2018.
This time again I got like 6 in reading and listening.
Listening I got 7,
in reading I got 6,
6.5 in writing and 8 in speaking.
Then I took a break, I really needed to
introspect into myself and I was not sure
what exactly I'm lacking in.
I mean I had already learned about
you in the meanwhile on the internet
and social media.
Although I was not sure because there
were other IELTS teacher as well from UK.
Liz was one of them,
I went on to her site as well.
She was also good, I had a difficulty
choosing between you and Liz, I mean,
I thought both are you know pretty good.
But then,
I took certain sessions, free,
free writing sessions from your end.
Two times actually.
In the mean time from January til now,
I had taken two sessions from your end,
free sessions and the way you explain things
and you're a really precise in
what we need to deliver, in IELTS.
I mean no here and there no,
like even in writing task 1, you were pretty sure,
because I had taken another coaching as well
in the meantime in India.
They were really messed up in terms
of explanation between the kind of
letter we have to write in letter task 1.
Formal, informal and semi-formal.
They had created another third category.
And which was really difficult to identify.
Weather it is semi-formal or formal.
And they have made it in such a way that,
I was confused as a student, really confused.
I thought let's give it a try,
I found your lessons really useful
and I was pretty sure after having that experience,
that your VIP sessions going to be pretty helpful.
Ultimately, my idea was to get my
application in place as soon as possible.
So, I joined your
VIP course and,
here I am.
- Excellent.
And what scores did you get at the last attempt?
- In my second of August I gave in on second of August,
I got 8.5 in reading,
8 in listening,
7 in writing and speaking both.
- Excellent.
So from 6 to 8.5 in reading,
6 to 8 in listening.
Excellent, well done, congratulations.
That's a huge difference.
Let's focus on, in these videos
we mostly focus on writing and speaking,
we rarely get students who
on the VIP course we rarely get students
that need a lot of help with reading and listening.
We help with reading and listening
but we mostly focus on speaking and writing,
because most students need that kind of help.
So lets in this video focus on reading and listening.
If you were talking to a student
who was in the same position as you,
maybe getting 6, 6.5,
and they want to increase their scores,
what advice would you give them
for reading and listening?
- Well first of all I would like
to talk about what my experience was
during last four attempts actually.
Earlier 3 attempts, first 3 attempts where
I was doing is, I was just practicing.
I was not low at practicing,
I was giving a number of tests
in a time condition.
Like, one hour for listening,
half an hour
for listening and one hour for reading.
But, what I was lacking is, I was not
analyzing my performance.
I just calculate my score out of
40 and got 36 rank or 32 rank,
but I didn't look at the questions
who got wrong and why it got wrong.
And what was the thought process
I was having at the time of attempting
those wrong questions.
That was, I was not doing that.
And that is something I believe
one has to take care of because,
see, you can give a number of questions,
a number of tests and practice tests
are always available like, Cambridge,
I attempted Cambridge IELTS general training books.
I've also from
IELTS training,
8 to
12,
til now.
I've attempted multiple times.
But, it's not about attempting multiple times,
what is the most important is that
you analyze where you are going wrong,
you understand it, and not repeating those mistakes again.
- Absolutely.
- And that was the key to success
in this particular attempt in reading and listening.
And this was in reading and listening
I was recently, I mean 2 months back,
I got the subscription of Netflix,
and one of my really good friend
he advised me to watch House of Cards
the season and that's really good english
as you listen good english,
you improve in writing as well.
So it was working both the ways.
Multiple, benefits I was having with that.
That was not the only season one must,
one must watch, there are may such, like,
good fight and other seasons,
but other then that, I also,
used to listen podcasts from
Malcolm Gladwell particularly
- Yup.
- Yeah and that was really helping me
understanding the intonation of
native english speakers,
their pronunciation,
their breaks, and you know, like the speed and breaks
what they use in their speech.
So, that was, I was exactly able to
correlate with listening audios.
When I used to listen there, when I used to listen here
in the actual tests.
I was having really I mean,
I was really getting comfortable slowly
with listening tests, with the help of
all these things what I've done.
With multiple practice and analyzing
my performance continuously.
Gradually, I moved to 8.
- Excellent.
Excellent.
So if I can just circle back and,
summarize your points.
Number 1, practice alone does not help you improve.
As practicing is never gonna help you improve.
The analogy I always use is I used
to have a friend from when he was like
12, 13 years old, his dad allowed him to
drive a car around his farm where he lived.
And so he been driving for years
when he went to do his test, when he was 17,
and he failed his driving test over and over and over.
And he's like I've been driving for years,
but because he didn't learn how to drive properly,
he had all these bad habits, he couldn't pass
his driving test.
Even though he had practiced for
hundreds maybe even thousands of hours.
- That's because he was not getting
any feedback...
- Yeah exactly.
- On what, where he was going wrong.
- Exactly, exactly.
We had another friend
and she had never
driven a car in her life and she got,
she used to tease him because she only
got like 10 lessons or something
and passed first time.
But because she had a driving instructor,
a teacher sitting beside her
constantly giving her feedback
and telling her you're doing this wrong,
you're doing that right.
Its the same with the IELTS test.
With reading and listening, your second point,
with reading and listening it's not really
important to have a teacher giving you feedback
on your mistakes.
The most important thing is that you
analyze your own mistakes.
Because reading and listening is not a productive skill.
Writing and speaking you're producing
language so the teacher can give you
feed back on that language.
Reading and listening you're receiving the language.
So a teacher can't really get into your
brain and analyze your thought process.
Only you can do that.
Everybody makes mistakes.
Every single person makes mistakes.
What the difference is between
some body who improves and somebody who doesn't improve
is the person who learns from their mistakes.
And thinks about why did I make this mistake.
For reading and listening?
Was it grammar, vocabulary, spelling,
strategy, time, what was it?
And if you think deeply about that,
like, if you give me one student
who does one practice test and
thinks about their mistake or
another student who does 10 practice tests
and doesn't think about their mistakes,
the first student - That's exactly
that's what I was doing earlier.
That's why I had to take 3 IELTS attempts.
Failure attempts.
- Absolutely.
And then your next point was you were
watching Netflix, which is great.
Or you were listening to podcasts.
The key there for anyone listening is
you don't have to watch House of Cards,
you don't have to watch, to listen to Malcolm Gladwell.
What you should do is listen to
something you enjoy listening to.
Because if you enjoy doing it,
you will do it everyday.
So pick something.
I know a lot of people from India love cricket,
listen to a cricket podcast or
listen to cricket commentary in english
or a cricket talk show.
Like my wife loves cooking,
she has really improved her english
by watching cookery programs and reading
cook books because she loves doing it
and she does it every single day.
And that's really the key, do something consistently
that you enjoy and those are basic principals
of you know, learning from your mistakes,
getting feedback, doing things.
- The reason I mentioned House of Cards
is because perhaps I think that
Kevin Spacey his origin of english
is you know way too good.
If you listen to it then and try to
imitate the same thing.
- Sure.
- Not in a very superficial way.
But you have to be natural at the
same time when you're speaking.
- I mean there is certain TV shows and movies
that have
actors or accents or it's a very local accent
or very colloquial accent and they'll
be very, very difficult to understand.
But if you find a podcast or you find a TV show
where some one you can really understand them.
You always want to be listening to
different accents, challenging yourself
but if you find someone with a very
clear, easy to understand accent
that's gonna help you with your grammar
your vocabulary because your constantly hearing it.
- Exactly.
- These are just simple things that everyone can do.
They are simple, but they are not easy.
You know?
- There is that thing I would like
to talk about my writing particularly
since I took writing from your end.
- Sure, sure.
- I got two feedback from your end,
and I took only two, but I got to
know everything about my mistakes.
What I was doing in writing.
First of all, the kind of education system
we have in India, I mean I've
been born and brought up in India only.
And we are supposed to write very long essays.
No matter what the topic is.
No matter what the occasion is.
No matter what, weather you are giving a test,
IELTS test, or your english examination at your school.
You ae supposed to write as much as you can.
Irrespective of the fact that what you're writing.
What is the quality of content.
- Quantity over quality.
- Yeah I mean it's a terrible fact,
but let me admit it today.
I mean, I had the habit of writing
way too much then what is needed.
While I gave you my writing
in terms of feedback, I got to understand that
when I have second point to explain,
I usually take 3 to 4 lines more
then what is needed, and that too
complex sentences.
So the length is multiple clauses.
So I was going 330, even 370,
380 word limit.
Well, as a result of that, I was making
too many grammar mistakes as well,
and I was not getting time to proof read
my writing as well.
Because all what I did, in terms of the
submissions I have made to you,
that was an in exam conditions.
Typically 14 minutes
I used to use my stopwatch,
and put my phone
on airplane mode and then I start writing.
I got to know that I had no time to proofread.
Once I write 315 more then 350 words,
I have no time to proofread and
I cut down my writing because I was not
able to submit to you couple of essays
that had 330 word limit.
- A lot of students, so what Dhruv is talking
about when our VIP students submit
using our online platform, as soon as they hit 330 words,
it stops they can't submit anything
and when... - Actually earlier
I was curious because I couldn't
understand the essence of it.
- Yup.
- But then I got to know why you are doing this.
- Yeah a lot of students email us
and they're quite angry about it, and they're like,
I paid for this course, I want to do what,
why are you limiting me, and then we explain
okay this is for your benefit,
if you write more than, you know, more than this,
it means that you're never going to
complete the essay and be able to check everything
and it's all about quality not quantity.
Because some people think that we
do that because we're lazy and we don't
want to read a long essay, it's not that.
It's because we care about our students'
results and that's the only
variable - Exactly.
And I understood it when I got your first feedback.
And since I've made a lot of mistakes
as you have pointed out in the feedback.
What I actually understand in the two
main body paragraphs what I usually write,
I inherently in my subconscious mind
assume that examiner knows about the topic.
- Yeah.
- I mean he has the best he can understanding
of the topic.
Eventually, that is not the case.
You have to explain what you're writing,
and you also have to include the result of that.
What if you say that like, you, one has to do this,
then as a result of this, what all can happen.
- Yup.
- To write that as well.
I was not writing that as well.
I understood from your feedback.
There was certain things I was
not able to exactly connect to the topic.
I had a problem with the task response
criteria of the judgment of essay.
I understood when you actually pointed out
that what happens if this happens.
Whatever I had written.
Yeah, I mean, I was taking it
as if I am an examiner and I am examining.
Wether I would understand that
I got the answer, I didn't understand that.
- It can be quite shocking when someone
sees the first correction that I do for them
because it's a lot of information.
But as long as people take it positively,
and because I correct every single mistake
and go into a lot of detail on why.
And some people react to it like,
oh I'm gonna fail, I'll never get better.
But other people like you see it
as a positive thing okay...
- At the end of the day you need to
understand that you are not here to
blame somebody.
You are here to make your dreams come true.
And that is the priority.
- Yeah.
Everything we do,
every single thing we do - and it was back to
all IELTS teachers, not just you.
All the IELTS teachers in the world.
- Yeah, yeah.
Our number one priority is just student results.
Everything we do is for that.
So thank you very much Dhruv,
I'm sure it's late with you right now
it's pretty late here too.
I'm sure in India it must be really late.
So thank you so much for sharing that information.
- And there is one more thing I would like to ask,
I'm more interested in your
IELTS,
that culture shock program
- Oh the..
Yeah I'll send you an email about that.
That's our new program.
- So I would like to join that program
once I move to Canada.
- Brilliant.
- It would be really of a help.
- Great, great.
I'll look forward to welcoming you
onto the new course soon.
- Thank you so much.
- You're welcome, thank you, bye bye.
- Thank you bye bye.
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Top 5 Indie Games of the Month // September 2018 - Duration: 10:53.
Welcome to Indieformer, I'm Josh and today we're taking a look at the Top 5 Indie Games
from September 2018.
Before we get into the video, I'd like to mention that Indieformer now has a discord,
so if you're interested in speaking with me directly or the community as a whole then
the Indieformer server is the place to do that.
We had some new folks join us throughout the week and it's been great having extra people
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So if you're interested in helping Indieformer grow, head to the social section in the description
to find a link.
Now let's take a look at some honourable mentions.
A 4 to 6 hour adventure in a beautiful alien world.
Mystery and danger ensue as you harness the power of day and night to survive in Planet Alpha.
For 3.99, yes 3.99 Akane is a set is 2121
in a neon Mega-Toyko.
Akane prepares for her final battle in the one-hit-one-kill arcade slasher.
Fresh out of Early Access, Witch Hunt is a
challenging horror themed hunting game set in the 18th century.
As expected, you're a witch hunter who takes the task of eliminating all evil that settled
in the woods.
Good luck.
Play as Nyah, a young girl lost in a mysterious
world inhabited by spirits.
Control both Nyah and her spirit companion in Little Bug to swing across moonlight mountains,
canyons and deserts while discovering items that reveal fragments of Nyah's life.
Expansive and bold, Boundless is a 40 dollar
MMO where every player's choice will have an impact.
Become an explorer, builder, hunter, trader, crafter - anything you want, it's your choice.
Good if you want to sink your time into a game.
Now let's take a look at the Top 5 of September.
You have 60 seconds before your space station explodes.
You need to grab as many items, equipment and crew that you can before the timer runs out.
From the creators of the 2015 indie 60 Seconds, we have their next game 60 Parsecs!
You choose your captain and then proceed to gather everything you can and shove it into
the escape pod.
Jump in as the explosion goes off and hope that you have enough supplies for you and
your crew to survive.
After the initial frantic race around, the game becomes a point and click management sim.
Choose who gets what food, where to explore, and what decisions you make.
This is a great game to have going on in the background or running on a second screen.
It doesn't require too much effort to play and is still entertaining.
The writing is great and humourous, and there's enough planets for you to explore on multiple
playthroughs.
It is procedurally generated, so running into the same planets in multiple playthroughs
is unlikely.
The music is easy listening and the sounds are complementary to the experience.
It is 14.99, but if you enjoy these styles of games then you will most certainly get
your moneys worth from it.
My advice is make sure you gather plenty of soup because without that you are in for a
short trip.
I managed to last 53 days in my longest run, if you've played this - how far did you get?
Its graphics may not be on par with other
titles in this genre, but its mechanics are flawless.
Inspired by the likes of Paper Mario and other RPG's, Underhero tells the story of a world
where the chosen hero has failed and an underling of the main villain takes his place as the
new 'hero'.
It has a variant of turn-based combat, a great story and more importantly, it's just fun.
This probably isn't a game you've heard of this month just because there's been
some really great releases, but Underhero stands it own and is a gem.
It does have some pacing issues with some sections lasting a little too long, but getting
past those and you'll see why Underhero is in this Top 5.
Very rarely does a game release where there isn't something to dwell on, but with this
title, it's a pretty safe bet all round.
It takes what you love about the side-scroller RPG and puts its own story to it.
There's twists and turns that you will not expect, all packaged in a neat and groovy
adventure.
Inspiring art, animations and music; The Gardens
Between is a joy of an experience.
Gathering 15 awards since 2015, this has cemented itself in indie gaming history.
A silent adventure between two friends, you use light, triggers and the flow of time to
explore 8 levels that have you relive the childhood memories of the main characters.
Depending on how you good you are at these sorts of game, this experience will last anywhere
from 2 - 5 hours.
Although quite a short experience, The Voxel Agents spent 5 and a half years pouring their
hearts and souls into this game, and it shows.
Meticulously hand-crafted and gorgeous.
To be clear, you don't control the characters, but the use of time to move them forward and
backward.
Which inherently limits all that you can do with this mechanic, hence the short playtime.
But still, despite that, this is an emotional story that comes together at the end brilliantly.
A fantastic puzzle game available on the Switch, PS4 and Steam… this isn't for everyone,
but you'll know straight away if this game is for you
Inspired by classic 90's action-platformers,
Timespinner has you follow Lunais on her quest for revenge against the empire that killed
her family.
As many others that have been released this year, this game takes inspiration from Symphony
of the Night and thankfully does a great job at living up to the comparison.
It's wonderfully animated with bosses that are fair and interesting to battle.
It has multiple endings and the ability to swap between the past and the present.
It's safe to say that a lot of work has gone into this game.
Lunar Ray Games ran a successful Kickstarter back in 2014 obliterating their stretch goals.
Although it was anticipated to release in November of 2015, the developers made the
choice in delaying Timespinner to correct and perfect the game.
Although the characters, plot and setting give Timespinner its own identity, it can't
help but feel almost like a direct copy of Symphony of the Night.
In many ways, it differs, but in many, it also replicates.
Where do you draw the line between an homage and plagiarism?
With a 32-bit art style, new game+ and a killer original soundtrack, this is already a classic
Metroidvania released this year; Timespinner is worth your money and definitely your time.
If you haven't heard of this game then I
don't know where you have been.
16-bit SNES graphics, puzzles that test your skills and some of the best movement gaming
has to offer.
CrossCode just left Early Access after 3 years, where it matured and gathered a loyal player base.
Its smooth combat system encompasses ranged, melee and elemental attacks; and it's not
just a button mash for all three.
You need to carefully pick and choose the right time to use the specific type.
It's got a great story accompanied by a great original soundtrack, and a plethora
of items.
This game is more puzzle-heavy than what is led on by the gameplay and store page, so
get ready to spend some time figuring out challenges.
One aspect I really commend the developers on is tackling the MMO.
This is a single–player game, but they've tried to create an MMO-like environment within
that.
Each area has its own unique monsters, plenty of secrets and quests so CrossCode does an
unbelievable job at making you feel like you're in an MMO.
The developers estimate that you should get about 80-100 hours out of this title.
And within that time, you are getting real quality hours too, that is, if you like puzzle solving.
Remember that the puzzle aspect is a large part of this game.
Think Zelda.
But if that's your thing, then for 20 dollars you cannot go wrong.
What were your Top 5 for September?
Let me know in the comments below.
If you haven't already, consider subscribing so you know when Indieformer videos are published
each week.
Thanks for watching, I'll see you next time here on Indieformer.
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Top 7 Indie Game Trailer Rundown - October 2018 - Duration: 9:52.
hi there and welcome to get indie gaming in this video we're carrying on our
monthly series where we pull together seven of the best-looking indie game
trailers we've seen of late and present them here for you one after the other
with minimal editing for this month our theme lies heavily on the artistic
merits of the featured games and we hope you like it all enough to click on that
thumbs up button and perhaps share the video across your social networks with
that all taken care of we'll hand you over to the trailers and as always we'll
come back to you once we're done with this month's number one
Rebecca Rebecca tell me what you do the city of your childhood has it changed
from what you remember has everyone moved on had something been lost to them
that they can no longer articulate or are they aspiring with new demands and
civic muscles you taught me not to fear change it's not change I fear hidden
data and pearls like fossilized finds to us since we can dissect it without
leaving a trace we've never hurt anyone with this really
but there are secrets of the powerful that can propel us to guard our breaths
bodies and hearts for Firoz
but out in the crowds can all these folks still grasp their future or have
their beacon of hope shattered are they willing to take a
stance will they side with us
have you really gone missing Rebecca has the city taken you or have you taken the
city to push it to its limits
so tell me
show me Oh
down those old gobbles tree used to me
that way I can't see Sun and the star
why try to step back in time to when allies firmness and Emily to Wednesday
was bad
with iris fall sitting in the number one position for October it's almost time
for us to leave you here for this episode please be sure to click on that
like button and if you haven't now would be a wonderful time to subscribe to the
channel to help push indie games forward we'll be back soon with more videos and
indie game reviews and countdowns so until then many thanks for watching
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Ecommerce Accountant! Don't Take on New Clients without Doing an Assessment | Saturday Slowdown - Duration: 8:35.
hey it's patti scharf CPA and co-founder
of catching clouds the leader in
e-commerce accounting welcome back to
our Saturday slow down where I like to
remind everybody to take some time to
work on their business and not just in
their business today I want to talk
about assessments for a new client so
this video was inspired by a discussion
I was having with one of my ecommerce
accounting peeps their company actually
does not charge for an initial
assessment and we do and so we were
talking about that because I think they
were thinking that maybe they needed to
do that as well and wanted to know what
some of the person Consort and we've
actually been charging for initial
assessments from practically day one
like our business started the very end
of 2011 and I look back in our finances
and I think our first assessment we
charged was in January of 2012 so we've
been doing it from the very beginning
although in the very beginning it was a
lot less and it wasn't as fine-tuned the
process wasn't as fine-tuned and we you
know we did a crappy job back then than
we do now but in any case there are some
big reasons why we are huge proponents
of doing it as an assessment and I
thought that this would be good
information to share with all of you and
even if you're an e-commerce seller and
not an accountant I think it's good to
know what it is that we're looking at
and why and and why we're charging for
this sort of thing so so let's happen ok
reason number one is that it tells us
that they're serious about becoming a
client of ours if they don't have the
wherewithal to pay the thousand dollars
for the assessment or they don't see
value in doing it that kind of tells us
that they don't value the advice that we
have they don't value our expertise they
they just aren't gonna be a good fit for
us and that's really important
information to have right up front so I
can't tell you how many times we've
talked to people and we talked about our
process and we talked about what we do
and then we say yeah you know that
there's a thousand dollar initial
assessment and they're like okay see ya
and that's perfectly fine with us I mean
we we're not the right fit for everybody
and vice versa I talk about this all the
time so it's good to know that up front
and no harm no foul
more power to them but they're just not
a good fit for us the second reason we
charge for an initial assessment is
because we literally cannot price the
engagement without doing it because I
can't tell you how many times people are
like like we say hey how many bank
accounts do you have and they you tell
us to and then we dig into their stuff
and they have like seven you know
because I think it's kind of human
nature people just have a tendency to
discount the stuff that they don't use
all the time or it's not important to
them they they just in their mind
simplify everything so when they say
that they are selling on three channels
what they mean is 6 and when they say
that they have 3 payment processors they
mean 17 I mean it's really kind of
ridiculous how far off people can be
sometimes so we just we we don't make
people stress about it we just take a
peek under the hood ourselves and we
just learn what we need to know so that
we can price the engagement
appropriately because the worst thing
that you can do is rely on on what the
sellers tell you their structure is and
then price and get an engagement one way
and then find out it's triple the amount
of work when you are charging a flat fee
so it's really important to have a
really deep thorough understanding of
what it is that their business needs
before you start advising I mean it's
like consulting 101 you know you find
out where they are you find out where
they're trying to go and then you find
the solution how fix their problems you
know it's you you don't jump straight to
the solution without understanding
everything that that's going on with
them the third reason we charge for the
assessment is because what we're doing
is we're providing a whole ton of
expertise so so what the assessment
looks like when we're all done it's
usually like a 30 page report give or
take a few pages
and it talks all about where their
accounting is all about the
recommendations we would make to make
things better and it took us tens of
thousands of hours to acquire this
knowledge in e-commerce it not to
mention the years of study it took for
me to become a CPA or the years that I
spent doing taxes I mean we spent a lot
of time and energy and money to invest
in ourselves in this business to build
up this expertise that's going to be
helping them so I don't think it's
unreasonable when we're spending a
couple of days and multiple people
throughout thrown at this project to
provide them with something that's
really valuable and beneficial to them I
don't think it's unreasonable to charge
for that and here's the thing if you
don't value yourself enough to charge
for your expertise why do the sellers
think that you have anything of value to
share reason number four for doing the
assessment is that it gives prospects an
opportunity to see what it would be like
to work with us they can see that we're
organized and that we understand
accounting and that we understand
e-commerce and they you know it's it
just gives them a sampling of what it
would be like to work with us and and to
see if they would get along with us and
to see that we know what we're doing I
mean because a lot of our clients when
they sign with us it's a huge investment
of time it's a huge investment of money
they want to make sure that they made a
good decision and doing an assessment
and giving them a report back helps them
feel confident about the decision that
they're making reason number five is it
also gives us a chance to sample what it
would be like to work with them so if
they aren't organized if they aren't
responsive to our questions if they are
actually kind of mean and belligerent
with our team like no we we just don't
have time for that so so it gives a it
gives us a chance to date you know I say
this all the time that that they can see
what it'd be like to work with us we get
to see what it would be like to work
with them and maybe it's not a good fit
that's good to know way up front okay
so after all that if you're still not
convinced and you are scared about
charging for an assessment because
you're afraid that people aren't going
to come with you if they have to pay for
the assessment I would argue that those
are the kinds of people who are super
price sensitive and they're going to
force you to race to the bottom you're
going to have a bunch of clientele that
are all price sensitive and and the only
thing that's going to happen your
business it'll go one of two ways either
you're racing to keep up so that you're
not like killing yourself and you will
have crappy work product because
ecommerce accounting is hardest and you
need to put in a lot of elbow grease to
make sure that it's good quality or
you'll have good quality but you won't
have any money you won't have any time
and you won't have any life and that is
not why you started a business so I
think you got to do it so you may be
worried about losing out on a prospect
because of charging the assessment but
what you should really be concerned
about is if you get a client by doing it
that way
so trust me on that one so I hope you
liked this video and found it helpful if
you did please like comment and share if
you haven't already please subscribe and
I'll catch you later
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Cute Dog Waits Several Hours In The Train Station Everyday For His Owner To Come Home - Duration: 4:41.
Cute dog weights 12 hours in the train station every day for his owner to come home
Dogs are considered to be man's best friend, but there's so much more than that today
We're going to show you a story about a dog named Zhang Zhang
Who is so loyal to his owner that he waits for him at the train station to come back from work every day?
You won't believe how long gyeongjong has to wait
This big fellow is called Zhang Zhang as funny as his name might sound it actually means bear in Chinese
However, his size is not the only thing impressive about Zhang Zhang
Zhang Zhang is not only huge in size but he has a big heart as well
This doggy story is so emotional that it's going to make your heart melt with that sad
Let's see why gyeongjong sits on the sidewalk all day long
The man in this picture is called mr. Chen. He's Zhang Zhang's owner
The two have been together for more than eight years now and you won't believe how mr. Chen and Zhang Zhang met
Zhang Zhang is 15 years old and he's been with mr
Chen ever since the man adopted the doggy and saved him from living a rough life on the streets. That's why Jon Zhang
Does this fantastic thing every day?
Mr. Chen leaves for work every morning and Zhang Zhang waits for him to come back every day to make things even more adorable Zhang
Zhang waits for mr. Chen in the train station
You'll be amazed to find out how much time gyeongjong spends every day at the train station
Mr. Chen works 12 hours each day and Zhang Zhang sits in the train station until he comes back from work
Can you imagine how loyal this dog is? Just think about it like this
Would you ever wait for someone 12 hours and never move from that spot?
No, I didn't think so
Zhang Zhang has been spending so much time in the train station that he became a local celebrity
People who commute via train always make sure to give Jon Zhang a delicious treat and some belly rubs just like you'll see in this
next picture
Even though most people would be scared to get close to a big dog
like Zhang Zhang this yellow doggie has managed to make friends with everyone who visits the train station the
Most heartbreaking thing about watching the yellow doggies waiting for its owner every day is how happy he gets whatever a new train arrives
But only to find out that his owner isn't there
Zhang Zhang always gets a little bit sad whenever his owner doesn't come out of the Train
It's heartbreaking to see it. And also why so many people come and Pat Jong Jong whatever he's feeling down
How do you think mr. Chen feels about this?
Mr. Chen says that he always gets emotional when he sees young Zhang spend 12 hours. Just waiting for him every day
Although this isn't the only thing that mr. Chen had to say about his loyal friend
The man tried to teach Zhang Zhang not to follow him to the train station because it could be dangerous
Mr. Chen says the most fantastic thing about the yellow dog is that he somehow makes friends with everyone people are not scared of his
Size at all because they know he's just a fluffy cutie pie
The only time that Zhang Zhang ever makes a noise while sitting in the train station is when mr
Chen comes back from work. The pooch is happy and that's why he barks around his owner
One of the most amazing things about Zhang Zhang is that he doesn't care about the weather at all. Mr
Chen says that even though it might be raining or snowing Zhang Zhang will still wait for him all day long if
One thing is sure then it must be that mr
Chen and Zhang Zhang's share a strong bond
Zhang Zhang's actions are the most excellent example of what unconditional love feels like and we can bet that mr
Chen is happy to have him
The people who work at nearby stores have grown accustomed to Zhang Zhang and they give him something good to eat every day
In fact, one of the local store owners makes sure to give the pooch a delicious treat every time he comes to the train station
Zhang Zhang's story reminds me of Hachiko who's a famous dog that had a movie done about him
Just like Zhang Zhang Hachiko waited for his owner to arrive at the train station for years on end, but sadly his owner never came
If there's one thing John Zhang shows us it's that everyone should consider getting a dog
Mr. Chen is lucky to have John Zhang because he's one of the cutest and loyal dogs ever but most importantly he's a good boy
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THE MAKING OF PAINTING "GOLDEN WINDS" | For sale on Ebay right now - Duration: 1:33.
Hi there, this is Jonna Jinton speaking
So I've been working on a painting the last two months.
I have spent many days and nights in my studio
Painting new layers and just exploring the world of colors.
I was inspired by the northern mountains
The cold winds
The first snow and the sound of ice
Something that I love to find inspiration from when I paint
In the end process. I added blades of 23 karat gold.
I wanted it to be a symbol for that even in the coldest of winds.
There can be moments of gold and rays of hope.
It turned into a big acrylic painting and I gave it a name Golden Winds
And a white wooden frame, made of Swedish pine tree.
Just like many other artists I always struggled with setting a price on my paintings
So this time, instead of just put it up for sale on my webshop.
I decided to put it up for auction on Ebay.
Starting today 28th of September until next week the 5th of October.
And the starting price is 1$
If you are interested and want to have more information about the painting please check the link in a text attached to this video
Thank you so much for watching
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