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How to Turn a Wand that Glows (Woodturning Project) - Duration: 4:10.

Hi, I'm Mike with Craft Supplies USA and today we're gonna turn a magic wand that

glows in the dark.

Turning a magic wand is a lot of fun, because it's an easy project for

beginners and they grab a lot of attention.

For this project you're gonna need a 1-1/2 x 1-1/2 x 12 piece of Ash or any open green timber.

You'll also need a few standard turning tools and supplies, a torch, a steel

bristle brush, some scratch free wax and glow powder.

Start by mounting the blank between centers, then set the lathe speed to about 2,500 RPM.

Rough turn the blank to round using a spindle roughing gouge.

Now use a spindle gouge to turn the wand to your desired shape, leaving about a

quarter inch of waste material on the ends.

There are no rules for turning a wand, so have fun with the shapes and be creative.

Once you're happy with the shape, sand it through 320 grit.

Use a small hand saw and cut away the waste material on the ends,

then sand the ends as well.

Now for torching, you want to go outside for this and hold the flame nice and

close to the wand to evenly blacken the surface.

This will give us a blackened surface and we'll break down the soft areas in the ash.

Once it's blackened, use a steel bristle brush and thoroughly brush the wands surface.

Be aggressive here, because you want to clear out all the soft grain.

Now just clean out the pores with a rag or an air compressor.

To make the wand glow, I'm gonna mix some glow powder and scratch free paste wax.

Make sure to mix plenty of wax and glow powder, so it'll fill in the open surfaces.

Liberally coat the mixed wax onto the entire surface, making sure to pack in any open grain,

then wipe away any excess with a clean rag.

Our wand is complete, so let's hit the lights and watch it glow.

If you liked the video, give it a thumbs up and subscribe to our Channel and if you need any supplies or glow powder click the link next to me.

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Arctic Sea Ice Is the Thinnest and Youngest It's Been in 60 Years - Duration: 1:12.

Sea ice is getting thinner and younger.

A new NASA study combined satellite data and declassified submarine sonar records and found Arctic sea ice cover is much thinner overall.

Approximately 70 percent of all Arctic sea ice is now seasonal. This ice forms in the winter and melts in the summer, instead of lasting from year to year.

That's an important change. Seasonal ice is thinner and weaker than perennial ice, which builds up and lasts for many years.

For 40 years, NASA has tracked the extent of the Arctic sea ice as it reaches a minimum every September.

This annual minimum has been trending lower for decades because of climate change. However, the loss of most thick perennial ice might change that trend.

The thinner ice is more vulnerable to weather and wind, so the observed changes are now more variable, not just dominated by warming.

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Women Use DIY Skin Care Products For 2 Weeks - Duration: 9:09.

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Real Psychologist Reviews Mental Illness In Movies - Duration: 12:09.

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Kids Are a Drag || Mayim Bialik - Duration: 5:08.

- Kids are a drag.

Sometimes.

Not always.

I love my kids but...

Hm.

Why are kids a drag?

Is it because they're basically dependent on you

and you have to give up your body and your sense

of normalcy for the better part of two years

and then they tantrum and routinely embarrass you

in public and also projectile vomit and have explosive poop

and scream, "I hate you, Mama,"

and you have to clean up their poop

and their vomit while they do that?

No, that's not why they're a drag

but you'd think it might be.

(laughing)

Wouldn't life be wonderful if it were that simple?

But it's not.

Before I get into why kids are a drag,

let me remind you, subscribe to my channel,

hit the little bell icon so you get notifications

for all of my videos.

Like this page if you like it and share it

with your friends.

Let's try this again.

Why are kids a drag?

Is it because when they turn nine,

they basically treat you like dirt all day

but require that you tuck them in

and give them smoochy woochy kisses at night

and if an adult treated you like that, you'd dump them?

No.

Is it because they literally think and will tell you

that they know more than you do when they're only 13?

No, that's not why they're a drag.

In all seriousness, I find that kids are a drag sometimes

because they make you give up parts of yourself

for their needs.

I was reminded of this this year in Synagogue.

Why in Synagogue?

Well I go to Synagogue a lot and I love to pray

and think about my life, I love meditation,

I love to sing the songs of my people,

I love the rituals of my religious tradition.

I love the movements of our prayers

and I love the music, I love singing in a quartet,

I like singing along with the congregation,

it brings me so much joy but once I had children,

a lot of this was pretty much taken away from me.

I mean sure, I could still go to Synagogue

but I was often running in and out.

I was breastfeeding, I was taking children potty,

I was trying to distract them,

I was taking them potty again.

My ex and I started to do some form of tag team

in Synagogue where some of us had our alone time

with God as it were and the other took care of the kids

but for the most part, Synagogue after kids

is far from what it used to be.

When my kids were younger and I would express frustration

about this kind of push and pull with other women I knew,

I was mainly tisk tisk'ed by women

who had nannies and housekeepers.

Well that's what you get for not using a nanny

or a housekeeper.

No wonder you're so exhausted,

you're doing this to yourself.

(clicking tongue)

Ultimately, what this came down to for me

was competing desires.

While I may not have always done it right as a parent,

I did what was right for my kids.

I chose to not have a nanny because I believe

that I should be the primary caregiver

and that's what my kids needed.

I didn't want to outsource my housework

or my childcare to someone other than me

and I know people would say to me,

"An unhappy mom is an unhappy child, mm."

That's what they would say, "Mm."

(clicking tongue)

And I'm sure my kids have a lot to say about my stress level

during their early years but I also know

that I don't think I would have been happier

and I don't think that they would have been either

if I wasn't there with them.

And so, that's what life looked like for many years.

I didn't get to go and have drinks with the girls.

I didn't have an exercise regimen

unless you count taking walks with my children.

I never went away for weekends with my husband

and we made date nights things we did at home

when the kids were sleeping when we could finally wrap

our brains around talking about something

other than the kids.

And indeed, it has gotten easier with time.

Once my kids got old enough to be away from me

for longer stretches, I got more of me back.

And when it comes to my religious observance,

my ex husband still takes the boys away

from Synagogue so that I can still have

the alone time that I so cherish.

And in those times, relatively alone

in a Synagogue, in a room flooded with light

pouring through stained glass windows,

I find myself again, the me who was

before I was someone's mom.

The me who feels a distinct connection

with something greater than myself.

I love those moments.

They are mine.

But those moments are never without guilt

because being a parent means living

in that constant tension.

It's that constant surrender to your destiny as a parent

and a constant struggle to not surrender your destiny

as your own human being.

I am devoted and dedicated to my children

above everything else and the commitment

that we take when we become parents

is a commitment to give up a part of ourselves.

Whether it be our freedom, our pristine body,

our notion that sleep should occur

in more than two or three hour spurts,

I mean, our sanity, really.

Kids are a drag.

And they're the best drag ever.

Are your kids a drag, too?

What are the ways that you find that it's worth it

even though they're sometimes a drag?

Let me know in the comments below.

I'd love to know I'm not alone on this one.

See ya next time.

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Breakdowns On Campus: Students On The Edge - Duration: 9:01.

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Farewell, Mr. Hankey - South Park - Duration: 1:52.

Today South Park says goodbye to Mr. Hankey

the longtime union of this town

and the holiday figure is over for good.

We should all feel pretty great about ourselves.

Give ourselves a little nice pat on the back

as we as a society

continue to try and sweep away all the poop.

Well everyone I guess

this is goodbye it sure has been swell.

No goodbyes Hanky you just need to go.

We've already called you a puber.

A puber, they have that? Oh you mean Lyft.

Ok goodby everyone. I hope I brought a few smiles

and a few laughs into your hearts.

Goodby Mr. Hankey

Where will he go? He'll have to find a place

that accepts racist awful beings like him.

There are still places out there

who don't care about bigotry and hate.

Hidy ho! Cool man talking crap Welcome my friend.

Please rest your weary feet and make yourself at home here.

Hooray!

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Isle of dogs - Puppet & set makers interview - Duration: 17:13.

I think that what got me when I started by luck into the stop motion

was that everything is magic

you can with very little things and no money

and recycling create marvels

and a lot of the atrezo or props are wonderfull using that materials

and to me it was like impossible

at the end

it's about the artisan, making things with your own hands

think a lot and imagine how

a simple table

that can be done with a simple piece of wood,

and imagine other options, because,

maybe it needs to be stronger

because we need the leg to be broken...

and how we are going to do it, because then, also the color matching feels like its broken...

like the real wood in the right scale

all this crafts

inside the art of building

is like the old craftman

I think we are all a little bit craftman

and I like it

something that I was talking about earlier

being this film, "My live as a Zucchini" a low budget one

it is more open to hear ideas or proposals from all the team

the director has a clear idea of the film

and what he wants

but everybody gets involved

when you are working in the set design

giving ideas, to put something there...

there is a bigger comunication

and sometimes they get your ideas into the film

it's a lot open

and in the film of Courgette

when they are dancing and celebrating a party

in the snow

they were locking for the movements on every character

and finally I leave there,

and as an honor or why not,

they decided, and that maybe influences the thing of going out to party

the team an all us,

the director liked the way I dance,

and took the choreography of how I dance

for the main character, courgette,

I was in Laika at the moment

they sended to me and it was a very emotional thing

that a character had something mine

appart that I see it and I identify myself there

And also it is great animated by Cesarlinga

and it is a great scene!

yes it is,

I had them in a vise clamp

the balls in a small gab and with the drill in my hand...

I drilled

and then, drilled, it goes here, or there, and I brazzed

more or less

so, really animate,

you can animate with everything you have,

from there you improve your precision

You make your armatures, better and better

The number of people in puppetmaking

between 60

10 more or 10 less

maybe less,

then the modelmaking department were 10

yes

painting 4

human hair department or wigs 4

dog hair could be 8

in general 8

the casting and seam 4, 5 or 6

molding

4...

head and body armature department

8 full time

all this

so joining all them between 50 and 60

and then a lot of people that starts and ends

skeletons, molds, casting and seam, that works in making reproductions and repairs

copies and finishings

the dog hair department

human hair

from the eyebrows

the moustache and beard

every hair

a mini hair dressing shop, costume department

runner and production

I forgot costume, they were 4 or 5

and that's it,

The time to make the standard dog armature,

it was planned at the beginning, times around

about 13 days

at the beginning

and little by little we improved

till 8 days but working in days of 10 hours work

to make one big dog

without counting the head

the head was 7 to 8 days like a week

in total to make a dog armature from the moment you take the metal

and you end it inside the mould ready for

cast in silicone or foam

about 14 days,

7 and 7

and we did speed the times

the nice thing is doing your own dog armature

a complete skeleton

you make it and you see it in the table

so you see your work

and you can say, this is my dog

in this movie was really difficult to recognise your dog

because you don't know wich is yours

imagine 10 replicas of Chief

I made one the other she...

you only see the outside

The nicer thing is that, but sometimes

because the shooting schedule changes

or they are late in the plan,

and they need an extra pack of 5 dogs

in that case we divide the parts of the dog into all the team

and every one makes a single part multiple times

because of that I like a lot making small productions because you make the armature and you know it

that is yours, and you see it move and

also you see how it works

you get more information and knows if I did something wrong

and also is about the learning

you learn from the mistakes and in a small production you get a little bit more in that aspect

it's nicer

in the feedback aspect

you see your job and it's like your child

the team of people there, wonderful

like a small family

its a team work

It's what I explained in the masterclass, you can be a genius

if you don't have a team attitude

you won't last long in that job

because people will not help you if you are not in the same attitude

you have to keep in mind that an ended dog is the work

of a lot of people and a lot of hours

it's everybody's dog

and when you see it ready,

and there was a very good vibes there

and the the idea is not knowing always everything but having the interest to learn and solve the problems

if you make a mistake, not to hide it,

talk with people and ask for help

and say how others will do things

and you get new approaches, and discover that you can't think in everything and somebody's idea could be better

also experts there

they say, I make it that way

but it's not the only and the best way to do it

sharing tricks, and tools

oooh it was incredible, like kids

I bought that, me too

because as you stay there a lot of time, 9 hours

you buy things

that you need and you receive it in the shop

and then we get production packages and personal packages with tools

and then everybody looking what people has buyed

ohh what a great tool, and in a week everybody with the same tool in the kit

like in the school

I could explain you more about maintenance

that I was there working

that you don't know and they give a lot of work

like Kobayashi costume

that was white

and we had to clean it all time

we worked with gloves

also the animators had to work with gloves

because it get dirty with nothing

it was a lot of work, and when it was dirty

so difficult to clean

and you have to do about everything

seam, patterns

something that you don't think about

the colours in the silicone, the pigments

it's like a very complex thing to repeat a colour

and if you needed a Yoko colour

it was like mixing

two drops of blue and one of

like alchemy

and you have to try till it is the same colour

exactly

you verify with other people

and they say, I think you need a little more of blue

then everyone's eye...

then, the Tracy scene that she is crying

and animated by Tim Allen

I went there a lot of times

you add the tear

and you have to clean frame by frame

and if you don't do it right it ends so shinny

and in frame you see it

so we had to remove the face, the bandana

take the resin face and clean

spray it with an airbrush with mate painting finish

and put it back in the right place every time it has a problem

it was endless

Dani's scene

the 1000 dogs one

he had 300 dogs

a maddness

and you had the order to go there and tighten the dogs

and you think, oh my god

Is going somebody to come and help me do this?

all those dogs

and the animator also suffers moving all them at same time

You want to end to start doing another task

tighten the dogs is

the articulations in the puppets has a metal joints

that is the armature

and depending on the action of the puppet

you want the wrists

more smooth or loose

to get a fluid movement

or if he is taking something

you want it to be super stong

if he is on a leg, the leg can't move

so you tight the screw

to block that position

it also depends on the animator

their taste

there are some stronger than others

and do you have tools to mesure that

no

the animator is who tells you

like torque mesurement?

it's not that controled

it's a feeling

you tight and the animator says, a little more

you do it, and he says, a little less

like the video that we showed

then there are wrists that the tension is not as the elbow

and less than the shoulder, and so on

then also the rig

to hold all...

because of that is very important to have somebody in maintenance that has worked in armatures

because you know where is the joint, what allen size is

and you go faster and more precise

because you have to open

the screw is in that size, and you make a mistake and you open the other side

no

here

you have references but....

then you have to take the puppet from the set to the hospital because I have to repair it

seam this...

add silicone, paint it, and make it as it never happened

that it has been opened

the first thing to learn is to learn how to weld metal

you can buy the best joints in the world that if your welding is terrible it does not work

so buy a kit and learn how to solder with silver

soldering brass, etc. pieces with pieces

I studied jewelery

and we learned for 2 weeks how to saw

and you don't understand it

but then, you discover that you have an hability

like karate kid movie, add wax, clean wax

learn how to weld

that's what they ask us the most

learn to weld complicated parts

it's not about a lot of money in metal

but it is how to cut and join parts in different ways

and later, you use joints

My department boss asked me for 2 things, the other things you can learn but...

1.- precision, precision, precision

I mean to mesure right and have the cutting procedures

and have your exact dimensions

and a high level in silver soldering

with those 2 things

That if you make a puppet you don't make it different lengths in the legs

because you see it, in the animators

they tell you that a puppet is wrong because it walk wrong

and the puppet had different length in about 2 mm

you feel it, and the walk is different

so you have to be really demanding with dimensions

Then a third one

tracking

get your puppet to move lineal,.... this is a world

this is another level

sometimes is joint fault

that the movement is fluid

for example, a dog's head

if the animator wants to move it

it can move smooth

but if he wants to go back

and it has tracking and its not a natural movement

it moves in another way

this is the tracking

it's the property of a joint to keep the movement fluid and free in one direction

it's the worst thing that can happen

it's terrible

there are animators that doesn't care about it

you have to fight against the puppet

that very expert ones say, what is tracking

there are animators that are able to animate a potatoe

Cesar can do whatever he wants with a wire puppet

Thank you very much, you are the best!

Thanks to you!

it's all about practice

you are not going to start from nothing, you need time

to learn, a lot of cuts in your finger

patience

some chip in your eye

now I have fixed it but when I started...

chip into my eye and to the hospital...

I use all time glasses

obsesive

It ends on my front

and when I get home

boom

where did it came from

it's dangerous

we work with a lot of chemicals

Don't carry chips on you back home, very important

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Kavanaugh! The DNC Is A Sad Joke - Duration: 7:40.

The entire nomination process for Brett Kavanaugh became a media meltdown.

The accusations against him, the anger on both the right and the left, all of it made

for a great TV circus that the corporate media was happy to cover all day long because it

meant more advertising.

But now that the drama is over, we're left with a Supreme Court that leans solidly to

the right, and that's very bad news for American consumers.

Joining me to talk about that and other stories of the week is Farron Cousins, Editor of the

Trial Lawyer Magazine.

Farron, as soon as this story started, we both talked about the same thing, and that

is will the Democrats get it right this time.

And what we talked about, and I think you did a good story on this, was Patrick Leahy

in 2004 and in 2006, when Kavanaugh was ... They had hearings.

They're asking him the tough questions, so he could get the position as an appellate

court judge, right?

Right.

But they asked him the right questions.

They didn't go for the low-hanging fruit.

They actually talked about substance that affected American consumers.

What is your take on how this played itself out?

Well, back in '04 and '06, Leahy and some of the other Democrats, their big focus was

didn't you receive all of these stolen emails from the Democrats on the Judiciary Committee.

You sent them out.

We've got your name on some of these emails where you're talking about it, yet you've

told us ... And Leahy brought it up again during these hearings.

But it got so bad that Kavanaugh back then, his nomination stalled.

Bush had to nominate him a second time.

Yeah.

Two nominations.

Right.

So they had him back then.

They knew the issue.

They knew they could have stopped it had they had the majorities.

Let me make it a little clearer.

He lied.

He committed perjury during the hearings because the RNC had given him the questions that he

was going to be asked by the committee.

You can do that sometimes.

You can get them ready.

But he was asked by the committee, "Were you given the questions?"

And he lied about it.

Okay, but what happened here was that the same nut jobs that have been in charge of

the DNC now for about 15 years, they chose to take the main path, being this story that,

don't get me wrong, was an important story.

But it's like trying a case; you lead with your strength.

You had a man who lied to the committee, committed perjury with the committee.

And instead of going with that strength and let Leahy do what he was trying to do ... Leahy

was signaling.

He we signaling during the hearing, "Look, you idiots.

Yes, this other story is important.

But we don't have enough to tie it up.

We don't have enough to bring it home.

Here, you had a judge committing perjury, and what more did you need."

Right.

Leahy was trying to tell them in the early days of this new 2018 nomination back at the

beginning, he was trying to say, "Look, we've got this guy cold.

We've got the perjury here.

I have the evidence.

We have this."

And the Democrats could have ran with that.

They thought that they had a winning issue with the sexual assault.

Now, the problem with that, as you know all too well, unfortunately you could not really

ever prove one way or the other.

Do I believe Dr. Christine Ford?

100%.

There's no question about that.

Unfortunately-

But you can't bring it home.

Right.

You can't bring it home.

Exactly.

And that's what people were ... Look, it is ... The DNC right now is a matter of Home

Alone.

Cory Booker is not the guy.

Maxine Waters is not the person.

These people that are trying to assume leadership, they just are not leadership.

Schumer and Pelosi, that's not leadership.

Right now, if you were to say, "Who's in charge of making decisions like this?

This should have been a policy decision.

Where do we begin?"

Instead, Feinstein pulls this out at the last.

They could have beat this guy to death with being a liar, which he is.

But instead ... Okay, so now, here's what we have.

Now, we're confronted with a Justice who no question is going to affect abortion rights,

affirmative action, environmental protection issues, immigration issues, and religion,

all because there's no leadership in the Dem- Were you moved by any one of the Senators

asking questions of this man, of Kavanaugh during the hearing?

It was a joke.

Cory Booker was a joke.

It was a meltdown joke.

Look, I agree with you.

I think Leahy from day one, he knew where he wanted to go.

Nobody would follow him.

And then you have Tom Perez with the DNC, the leader allegedly of the Democratic party,

saying, "Listen.

Yeah, Joe Manchin broke ranks again.

We're not going to punish him."

Meanwhile, the Republicans, Lisa Murkowski, who didn't vote no, she just voted present.

Yeah, present.

Right.

They're already talking about punishing her because she wouldn't fall in line with the

party.

Yeah, exactly.

And while I'm glad she didn't vote yes, at the same time, you do have to come up with

the leadership.

You have to have the people say, "Listen.

We are a united front here in the Senate.

You know this guy is going to be horrible for American consumers.

You know that there's a great chance he committed these atrocities."

Okay.

So now we have ... Not to say Anthony Kennedy was ever a swing vote.

That's a joke.

Right.

But the idiots that talk about Anthony Kennedy and swing ... I mean, it's a joke.

It was like 80% of the time corporate.

So now, what we're going to have, I promise you where it comes to ... I mean, I can go

down the list.

I'm looking at issues that are before the Supreme Court right now.

The environment, huge issues.

Consumers, huge issues.

Consumers are going to lose.

Environment is going to lose.

Workers, huge issues before the Supreme Court right now.

Investors that are scamming mom and pop, they're going to lose.

Those are things they should have talked to Kavanaugh about before they went down this

trail, low-hanging fruit.

Again, this was an important part of the attack, but it wasn't the lead.

And the lead was, "This is a guy we already caught lying one time.

And by golly, we caught him again.

And now what are we going to do about it?"

Leahy did not get his way.

We're going to suffer more on net neutrality.

We're going to suffer on toxic emission cases, air pollution cases.

It goes on forever because we don't have leadership in the DNC.

I swear to God, it is like Home Alone.

It is like Home Alone with ... I don't even know.

Honestly, I don't even know who's going to get out front.

Right now, you got Trump going state to state kicking them around.

And so you got Trump out there state to state doing that.

Who's going to be out there?

Hillary Clinton?

They're going to send Hillary and Bill out this time.

You watch.

It is a train wreck, and nobody will talk about it.

Exactly.

But listen, you talk that they led with the wrong thing was important, yes.

But you could have beaten up Kavanaugh up enough with the perjury claims, with the email

evidence that Leahy had in his hand at the hearing.

And then once you've got him weakened, once you've got him on the ropes, you got Republicans

on the run, then you bring in Dr. Ford.

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I Filmed My Mental Health For 2 Weeks - Duration: 24:26.

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(ELECTRONIC VIDEO GAME CHIME)

Hi.

So, it's 8:40.

Whoa.

In case you...

Whoa.

In case you needed, like, proof.

And it's morning, as you can see.

So, before we even do anything, do I want this, whoa, with this?

Or do I just want to do this?

I haven't had warm coffee, I haven't had hot coffee in a while

and it's kinda chilly, but let's just finish this.

OK.

Mm.

Now I can start.

So, I apologise if the quality,

the audio quality of this is not going to be, like, up to par with my fancy mic.

I'm just not...

For this type of thing, I don't want to do my fancy mic.

I just want to do the camera mic.

So, I've never done this type of video before.

I've done vlogging and stuff but I've never really...

I've never done, I filmed my mental health for a week, two weeks type of video,

and I feel like this week is a very strange week to start

because I'm pretty much changing my entire life, or attempting to, right now.

So, I'm not really sure how I feel right now

because I just woke up about ten minutes ago,

so you're gonna have to give me a little bit of time.

Today's agenda is film, and not just this.

I guess, I'm kind of like...

My brain's kind of numb because...

Then something also happened when I was trying to go to sleep.

I only got three hours of sleep on the Friday night and the Saturday morning,

and then I was exhausted, and then I was trying to sleep, and then...

Something happened from the past that was just making me go, 'Why?'

And then...

I'm gonna try and deal with all of this, get ready, drink coffee, get food

and, yeah, that's your introduction for what this is supposed to be about.

So, I've put on pants just for this moment so YouTube doesn't get mad at me.

(CHUCKLES)

Hey!

So, actually, because it's morning

and that means it's the beginning of the day, normally, afternoon's beginning of my day,

but I decided to try this thing called the Happiness Planner to try to make me happier.

I know it's not gonna be a cure but I thought maybe it would try to help me remember some

of the good things that occur because it's not all bad things, there's some good things.

So, so you get things like

"what I'm excited about, exercise, main focus, meals, scheduled to-dos,

"notes, good things about today, what I'm grateful for and what I hope for tomorrow."

So, exercise - none.

I work out during the weekdays.

What I'm excited about - YouTube videos.

Also, trying a new game tonight on Twitch, so I think that's what we're going to do.

Main focus - YouTube and writing.

I was supposed to write yesterday but...

Alright, and I will leave the notes,

what I'm grateful for and good things about today and what I hope for tomorrow for later.

And what we're gonna do is I'm gonna sit down,

drink coffee, watch whatever's on TV, some news, some weather stuff,

'cause, you know, I'm a weather nerd, and eat and get ready.

Oh, my god.

Why is...?

Just, please, why is doing YouTube videos always so frustrating

and nothing ever works out?

It's always trying to get things up in the right angle or lighting

or this phone doesn't want to cooperate for whatever reason.

Oh, OK, now we can finally get to filming the video.

OK, I'm feeling better.

I think that one recorded and it didn't...

my camera didn't shut off and my battery still existed, so, OK, that's great.

Doing videos is so frustrating, isn't it?

Everything goes wrong.

Hopefully, it comes out well, so, the sun had come out and now it's like...it went down.

Well, it didn't go down, it's still daylight,

but it's cloudy - that's the word that I'm looking for.

My frustration is gone, my anger issue is gone,

but I don't know, I'm still feeling, like, numb and really sad

and I want to cry and talking about it is making me want to cry right now,

so, oh, can I have a hug?

I don't know, I just hope that this is a good turnout.

YouTube has been...

YouTube has been one of my issues lately, when it comes to my brain,

but hopefully...I look forward to seeing it.

Hopefully, this video does well.

Say hi.

Morning.

It's Monday and I was calm when I slept last night after I did a stream.

I mean, the stream went great.

So, I put what I was grateful for/good things about today in my Happiness Planner.

I wrote "My Twitch followers again", 'cause I got to play some games with them

and then a lot of 'em are really generous with tips,

and I got to draw some Pokemon, which is always nice,

and, you know, work went well.

Today, well, before I get to today,

last night, right before I went to bed, I had a little bit depression episode.

It wasn't so great.

Tears were involved, huh, so...

So, today, what I'm excited about.

So, I filled in this little bit.

I got a sponsored video coming at 2.

That's in about 5.5 hours,

and, when I put yesterday for what I hoped for tomorrow, that it gets a good response.

That's pretty much it.

I'm at the gym.

It's, like, 9:45.

There's too many people here, though.

I don't wanna go in.

[chuckles]

Everybody's like, "Why do you go to the gym at 4 in the morning?"

Because it just opens and nobody's there, at least in the weight room for upstairs,

for a good, like, half-hour, 20 minutes to a half-hour, nobody goes up there.

That means I can do everything I wanna do in peace

and I don't have to worry about anybody staring at me and whatever.

And, like, practically this whole row is filled of cars and then this parking lot...

If I was just doing cardio, I wouldn't be as petrified

but, lately, I've just been dreading doing that too.

Remember last year when I made my video about, like, resolutions

and I wanted to go to the gym more often?

I was doing really good with that

and then September happened and that's when everything screwed up

'cause I banged my foot and then I took, like, a month off

because I thought maybe it was badly injured, 'cause my foot was really, really swollen.

Well, then, I was out of the country for a month shortly after that

and then I got really sick in March and April, whatever that...

the month when I was going through all of that, Playlist Live, I don't know.

And then, so I just...my depression got worse

and I ate more and more and then I gained more weight

and then I had to keep buying new and bigger clothes every few months

and I never came back here.

And, oh, and that just sets off, like, body image, eating disorder crap

that you'd think would go away by now but nope.

OK, well, I'm gonna try going in and wish me luck.

I'm having a really big anger moment

and I'm just upstairs trying to lay down and calm down.

Like...oh.

So, I just tried to make my sponsored video go live and then the settings were all messed up

for, like, the first 20 minutes,

so, like, I'm over here promoting it but nobody can see it, and then fi...

So, I got my manager.

Luckily, my manager was available to get the settings set up

the way that they were supposed to be and now, OK, it's public.

The company, the sponsor can view it.

People, the viewers can view it.

And...but now I'm, like, so paranoid that it's not showing up in sub boxes

because it got all messed up instead of it just going smoothly

live and into sub boxes, and, like, the view count now is just awful.

I get super stressed out

when it comes to sponsored videos not thriving as much as my other videos.

Like, I was having such a great two weeks and now it's like, 'Oh, this one's bad.

'It's only been 20 minutes and it's bad.'

And now I'm having frustrations with my laptop, my MacBook.

I don't know if anybody else has this problem,

iTunes won't stop popping up every two seconds, I'm not even joking.

I shut it off and it comes back on. I shut it off and it comes back on.

I pause the songs to at least make that stop and it just keeps skipping songs

and it shows me the little pop-ups and I'm like, 'Why won't it stop?'

It's keeping me from doing everything else that I need to do

and it might sound like first-world problems or whatever.

It might sound extremely trivial, but it's like,

I can't do anything because it won't stop and, like, I have this migraine now.

Like, it was very dull but then two things to frustrate me at once

is like my entire head now feels swollen and it hurts

and I just started crying a little bit but, now I'm up here, I'm trying to calm down.

I'm just going to continue to breathe, control my anger and then go back downstairs

and try to do what it is that I need to do and not throw a really expensive laptop at the wall.

Hey.

So, I didn't film anything yesterday 'cause it was...

Yesterday was so bad mentally and physically.

If you hear anything, it's pouring rain right now.

I had such a bad chronic pain day.

My back hurt so bad.

Like, my entire spine was just in pain and it hurt to move, and that...

It just also wasn't a good, like, head day either and, that combined, it was just a mess.

I wanted to cry.

I almost came on the camera crying but, I don't know, I wasn't in the mood...

It's hard to do this, right?

Like, I'm here, hey, I want to film my mental health for, like, a week, two weeks,

but then, when it gets to actually doing, like, that specific thing,

like, I don't want to actually do that, I just want to talk about it instead.

And just other things, work-related, life-related,

was just...it kept having me down, so I just spent yesterday resting.

I did a little writing work which was nice.

I got that finished and I felt good.

I feel a little bit better in my head, I feel a little bit more clear,

and now I'm excited right now because I'm going...

I'm driving up to the North Carolina School for the Deaf in Morganton

and I am the judge of a talent show.

Do I look like a judge? I even got my new blazer.

Here's to hoping it's a good day.

I am stressed out about going...

Every time I go to NCSD, I get freaked out

because, just, I get scared that everybody there secretly hates me,

like, the people who know who I am.

I get scared that they secretly hate me and whatever.

I'm scared that my language skills are, like, gonna suck or whatever

and I'm the judge of a talent show.

So, I'm...now I'm freaking out about that but I'm excited.

So, I'm gonna go over and get there

because it's gonna take a while to drive already, with or without the rain.

With the rain, it's gonna be even worse, so, please, let it be a good day.

This day is good so far, so, OK.

So, again, I'm skipping days this week...

Anyway, so, I left off, what, Wednesday after...?

This is a bad angle.

I left off Wednesday afternoon when I went to the talent show.

It actually went really well, so that made me feel good.

Yesterday, Thursday, Thursday was OK

but you know how, on Tuesday, I had a really bad chronic pain day?

I had it again on Thursday.

And that, along with, like, menstruation stuff was just...

I wasn't feeling and I wasn't really feeling, wanting to do anything

and then just wanted to, like, sleep all day and not do anything.

A video did go out on Thursday

and I was getting really good encouragement, so that was nice.

Today was a better day.

I'm not really, like...

Oh, man, this is...

My depression is acting up but, I don't know, it's been kind of dull, I guess.

I did finally shower.

I was really gross since Wednesday night and I just didn't want to...

I just wasn't feeling like going to clean myself, it was pretty bad, but I did that.

I feel like this stuff isn't exciting

then again, that's not really what mental health is supposed to be, right?

Hi.

So, it's Saturday.

Happy National Coffee Day.

I waited until this moment to film about...for this video today, I did.

Today's actually pretty good.

I thought it was...

When I first woke up, I thought it was gonna start

and be one of those days that I didn't want to get up.

Well, OK, I didn't want to get out of bed for an hour.

I thought it was gonna be one of those days

where, like, yeah, I know that it's filming day, it's my dedicated day to just do this,

but, by the time I got out of bed, I was gonna be, like, 'I don't want to do anything.'

But I put on my make-up and I'm feeling very cute today.

You know, I was gonna go to Starbucks for National Coffee Day

and this is thank you to Paul who bought this for me.

My favourite barista - barista, bareesta?

Whatever, made this, he knows how I like this.

This is a double shot on ice with coconut milk and only two pumps of classic.

So, yeah, now I'm...

I'm feeling good.

I'm feeling hopeful that it will continue to be like this, get some editing done and all of that.

I'm just... I don't know, I'm feeling pretty hyped up today.

This day's getting so much better.

Like, I had to turn the camera on because my coffee was made by my favourite barista

and it was so good and then I went to Target to get a couple of groceries.

I've still got to edit, so I didn't get, like, anything

that requires really long cooking time.

But you know what I found that I've been hoping to have in stores forever?

Annie's Vegan Mac, the cheddar flavour.

Not their weird pumpkin whatever but this.

This is my favourite.

I first got this on Thrive Market and I loved it.

This, to me, is the vegan version of Kraft, you know, that $1 mac-n-cheese.

This is that.

This is perfect and I bought three boxes,

and I'm gonna go home and I'm gonna make this

and I wanted one happy day in this video and I got it.

I'm so excited, I'm sorry.

I just had to share that with you all because I'm so happy.

OK, bye.

Hi. It's Monday.

It's just about 10 o'clock and I'm not flipping anyone off, I promise.

I just got done at the gym, worked out arms, did a little cardio.

I'm glad to see that, even though I've barely gone to the gym in, like, the last year,

my strength is still there.

Yesterday was not too bad.

It wasn't great.

It was just kind of like, eh, OK.

But then I went out to dinner and this has been bothering me ever since.

I went out to dinner with my dad

and this is just when all the eating disorder stuff started coming back

and, I don't know, I just felt like absolute crap

and we went grocery shopping after and I just...I nearly started crying at Walmart.

I'm nearly crying now just talking about it.

And just a lot of body issues started coming back and...

Oh, I thought it would be worth noting that I'm trying out BetterHelp.

This is not sponsored by BetterHelp by any means.

I'm trying out the free trial to see if I like it 'cause it's hard to find...

A lot of people are like, 'Man, therapy is expensive' and it is.

Therapy is very expensive,

especially traditional therapy when you're going to an office, right?

I also had... People have an issue with financials.

I have an issue with financials

but also accessibility because nobody around here is, like, accessible.

OK, now I'll see you later.

Today is not a good day right now, it really isn't,

and I'm not gonna get into details of what happened,

that's not something that you need to know, but I'm not in a good...good mood right now.

I am very angry.

Yeah, one of those episodes are happening right now and I left and I went in my car

'cause, well, I had to go get dinner and I let out a very long, loud scream in the car.

Didn't help anything entirely but it felt good doing that because that's not exactly

something I could do in this apartment without people probably calling the cops on me.

Yeah, I'm just very upset right now.

I'm...

This is a more calm version of me having an angry episode

because I don't want to be screaming and yelling in the camera.

I'm over it and hopefully tonight will go a little bit better.

I just want to, like, stream.

I want to eat and I want to stream. That's it.

So, after that moment yesterday, things didn't get much better.

I tried to stream to get my mind off things

'cause more work to get your mind off things, plus doing things that you enjoy - why not?

But things weren't working.

[chuckles]

Stream Labs wasn't working.

It just kept making everything lag, no matter what I did to try to fix it,

it just wasn't working, and, you know, being a freelancer, someone who is self-employed,

every bit of work that you do is very important

because that gives you the chance, you know, to try to make some income for the day.

And, if you don't do it at all, well, then,

you don't have any chance of income for the day so that's kind of disappointing.

And this month is a bit of a struggle.

Boyfriend tried to cheer me up by watching 'Hawaii Five-O' with me and we got through

an episode before that started not working, so I don't know what the heck is going on

with technology and me right now but...yeah.

I have a migraine again today and I'm trying to get a whole lot of work done.

Today's so busy.

Today's been busy.

This entire month is busy and stressful, so I'm just trying to take it one project at a time.

Last night was a doozy.

Hello.

Checking in.

And I just thought of a new series.

It's my chronic pain series now.

It's, like, 8:30 right now and yesterday was a little bit better.

Well, it was a little bit better.

I've been dealing with this chronic pain for so long right now that that just...

It's put me in bed for so long, migraines and, like, more excessive back pain

that I'm getting more and more stressed out, so I'm going to the chiropractor.

That's pretty much it.

I don't really feel terrible.

I mean, this-wise, I'm feeling terrible, but in here not so bad.

I'm not bouncing off walls but I'm not doing so bad either.

It's just, kind of, I'm there.

Good morning.

It is Thursday.

My brain's not too bad, it's just my chronic pain is so bad and I'm kind of...

I've just been really bummed out by it and I don't know what's going on.

My body is broken and I hate it.

It sucks.

I'm over it and I feel like all I can do now is just sleep.

But, yeah, so far, not horrible in the brain,

it's just everywhere else on my body that's pretty horrible.

Hello.

So, I started therapy today.

My free trial at BetterHelp, again, not sponsored,

it's over in two days and I had my first official session, and it was honestly weird.

Like, I'm used to talking about my story

but I'm never really used to talking about it to somebody who challenges me on it.

Not, like, challenge in a bad way,

I guess it's just...I don't know, therapists doing what they do.

And it was kind of weird and then they were suggesting,

like, well, do this, and I'm like, 'I don't want to.'

In all honesty, though, I'm finding that BetterHelp is not...ngh.

It's the most accessible to me.

I don't just mean financially, I mean, you know,

like, it's text-based or I get the option of text-based.

But I don't know.

I think, honestly, because of everything else that's happening,

I might have to hold off on paying for that and use that money towards

my chronic pain episodes

that's, like, ten times worse than whatever is going on in here right now.

To be honest, I guess, this is my priority

'cause I feel like, if I can't fix what the heck is going on with me physically,

I can't even begin to deal with what it is mentally because I can't move.

As far as outside of that, I did just finish having a little conversation with someone

and feelings were spilled and it was emotional, blah, blah, blah, so I'm kind of...

I'm both relieved but I'm also sad.

I've been crying and now the tears want to come back again

just because I'm mentioning it.

Now, I've been better at opening up about things.

Sometimes, it might take me longer to do so

and, you know, I might be like, 'I really want to talk about this now but I don't,

[laughs]

'and just give me about a week and then I'll mention it at this completely random time.'

Overall, mental health today was kind of crappy just because pain.

It's just me being in a bad mood because I'm so broken.

My body is broken.

It's not been a bad day, it's not been a great day either.

Yeah.

Good morning.

So, it's essentially the last day of this whole thing.

I guess we can end this by saying that, last night, I cried myself to sleep

'cause I was very upset.

I was very sad and depressed about something.

Took a toll on my self-esteem and, you know, just last night wasn't that great.

The weekend as a whole wasn't too bad.

It was just one specific thing that was really putting me down.

What?

Do you have something to say?

So, overall, this whole experience has been an interesting one,

filming for the last two weeks or trying to film for the last two weeks.

Obviously, there were a lot of bad days

but that's just the reality of someone who has some mental illnesses.

It's not, like, to whine on purpose or purposely be annoying or down or whatever it is.

We don't like being down all the time, being depressed all the time.

You know, it sucks.

Now, I just wanted to show, I wanted to try and be as authentic as possible

with that kind of thing.

So, thank you all for watching.

Now, before you leave the video, if you haven't, consider being a pledge on Patreon.

It's a great way to support your favourite creators' content.

From me, you get music playlists,

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And I will see you later. Bye.

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Cesarean Origin - Duration: 2:42.

Welcome to the History of Everything where we discussed the meaning and

history behind everyday words phrases and things, basically everything. If you

like to learn click subscribe and don't miss another video. Today we're talking

about the cesarean, also known as the c-section. As you might have guessed the

cesarean comes from Rome. But did you also know that for nearly 2,000 years it

was performed on dead women? Morbid I know. Back then

childbirth wasn't easy. It was a life-and-death struggle. Not that

childbirth is easy now but the mortality rates have gone way down and cesarean

have almost become commonplace. In the US alone they account for 30 percent of all

US births. Should we start an epidural? No nurse you know we found something

much more effective. The cesarean was not named after Julius Caesar or the

dressing as some might believe but it may have been named after a relative of

Julius, not Paul Newman, the relative Scipio Africanus. After being cut out

from his mother's lifeless womb he was renamed Caesar, meaning the cut out one

from the Latin word cadere. Now you'll have to excuse my Latin pronunciations, I

know they're all over the place but in the spirit of Julius Caesar I'll just

keep taking my best stabs at it . . . little pun there. At the time it was even

believed that c-section babies possessed mystical powers and superhuman strength.

The Greek god Adonis is said to have been a cesarean baby and he was

considered the good-looking Greek God. A high bar since they're all Greek gods.

the first documented successful cesarean, meaning the woman didn't die, wasn't

until 1500 AD and it wasn't by a doctor or even by a midwife but by a desperate

husband trying to save his wife's life. His name was Jacob and he

was a skilled Pig Gilder meaning one who spays female pigs. Yes that's a real

thing. Somebody has to do it. Seeing his wife dying in childbirth he grabbed his

razor and got to work mindfully sewing her up afterwards so

she could you know live. Like this video? Click Subscribe and if you liked this

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