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Moskau, Moskau

Wirf die Gläser an die Wand

Russland ist ein schönes Land

Ho ho ho ho ho, hey

Moskau, Moskau

Deine Seele ist so groß

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While you were sleeping » Jae Chan + Hong Joo ► Until We Go Down - Duration: 4:13.

All of your dreams come true, you know.

What's the matter? Do you know that man?

In a dream I had about three months ago,

It was snowing. As soon as he flicked his lighter for a smoke,

he caught fire.

Sir!

You have to listen to me. You'll die if you smoke!

- A massive explosion was caused by a civilian who was smoking while filling up gas.

Hey, isn't he that guy from the other day?

You told him not to smoke. It's that guy, right?

Hong Joo.

Mom, that man died just like what I saw in my dream.

The future doesn't change!

No one believes me no matter how hard I try to explain.

I'll believe you.

Thank you...

for saying that you'll believe me.

- No!

No!

Have you lost your mind? Call the police and say what?

"According to my brother's dream, there will be an accident soon"?

This is crazy.

You're acting so weird.

Why do you care so much about that girl?

Who on earth would believe that?

Right.

Who'd believe me...

if I say that I saw you in my dream...

and that I came here to change what I saw in my dream...

because you looked so sad in it.

No one will believe...

that I changed your future.

I...

believe in you.

Because it's me,

I can believe you.

Thank you.

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Unit 8 - Are we addicted to games? - Duration: 4:12.

I'm at a Premiere of a major blockbuster opening in London

but the stars here are not Hollywood actors

they're virtual characters in a computer game

I just can't believe how many people are here

just to buy a game

in the past five years computer gaming has exploded in popularity

I love playing video games

I play games everyday

we spend more than 3 billion a year on gaming

more than we spend on film or music

as a parent I often wonder what effect it will have on my children

its an imersive interactive cinematic experience

but is it too much for some people to handle?

When Alice Danton's son, Chris, started refusing to go to school

she had no idea why

Inittially we didn't connect it to the computer game playing

at the start

because it was just something that every boy did

and particularly a lot of the boys that we knew and

friends of ours

Chris had been playing World of Warcraft through the night

he was playing for up to twenty hours a day

once I understood that this game was online

I said, right okay the answer to it is we cut off the Internet. That's it!

and the response was just an outpouring of violence

he just went beserk

I just smashed anything I could see

that was the point that we started to really understand from a parental point of view

Gosh! This is dangerous.

In the U.K we still play mostly console games

but that's changing

Within five years the government wants all of us to have broadband Internet access

one inspiration for this plan is South Korea

the country with the world's most developed Internet Network

85% here have fast broadband and more than half play online games

but the government says it's created addicts

This is a book camp for Koreans youngsters addicted to gaming

Sang Uk has been brought here by his mom

Why did you send him to the camp?

He was too engrossed in the games

He would sometimes spend ten hours playing them

Bhens Uk says gaming has taken over Sang's life

He's stolen from her to play at Internet Cafes and his education is suffering

The Korean Government believes that 2% of Koreans 11 to 16 years old

are seriously addicted to gaming

I went to see the man charged to prevent the next generation of so-called 'addicts'

While gaming addiction is yet to be officially recognized as a medical condition

he believes it's real and is heading our way

I believe without proper counter measures the U.k will also face the same problems that Korea is facing

when games become more accessible through high speed Internet throughout your country

I've come to a major exhibition in London to see the latest generation of games

it's easy to forget the benefits and shed joy they could bring

I don't want to stop my son from gaming

but I'm going to keep an extra close eye on him to make he games safely

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We are the Union: The Origins of Organizing at The University of Pittsburgh - Duration: 3:33.

So, the efforts to organize graduate employees at the University of

Pittsburgh actually date back a handful of years at this point.

A few of us in our department got word that some of our colleagues had had their funding cut

or weren't going to be asked to return for the ph.d program after completing a

master's, and and so some of us were a little worried by this.

In the early days, it was really quite informal. It was effectively a handful of friends and colleagues.

We met at Coffee Tree Roasters on Craig Street and we started talking about unions.

It became pretty clear that we needed a lot more support

if we're going to to see a union form here at Pitt.

A few of us sort of broke into teams and we agreed to contact several different unions.

So each team would have one union that get in touch with.

AFT, UE, these were some of the some of the names that we were throwing around and we did talk to all of them

so we did our research and by far USW was the most responsive

Not only were they our home union, not only were they working with the faculty and adjuncts at our own

university, not only had they had a recent win at Point Park but there was

also a clear interest, energy, and readiness to support us in the ways that

we needed to be supported.

And so we put all the issues on the table we looked at pros, cons and we decided for USW

There was a clear sense that they were here to support us.

The campaign changed dramatically. It was no longer

kind secret conversations behind closed doors

It was no longer just folks sneaking in kind of hours here and hours there

going department to department kind of scattershot.

Suddenly it was a massively organized outreach effort.

First and foremost was a greater sense of purpose. It shifted from being sort of this disorganized

enthusiastic campaign to one that seemed achievable.

Of course it was a watershed moment when we were finally able to go public

because it was at that point that we were able to say to the university administration, to graduate

student employees at large - we're here, we're not going anywhere and we're gonna

continue to fight for this Union until we win it.

There were more and more people and there was more and more enthusiasm and that was palpable for me

because I started with a core group of activists who were really dedicated to

this and then just to see it grow has been amazing.

All of a sudden we're having this this giant card launch and all these people are here

signing cards, interested in the Union yeah it felt really amazing.

This campaign started with graduate students who recognized the basic insecurity that

we all face. And this campaign is only going to be finished, it's only going to

reach its goal with graduate students taking action and realizing how vital

they are to this University.

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Why We Stand - Duration: 1:01.

My name is Lauren

I served in the US Army for 8 years

We at Nine Line want to make it clear

why we will always stand for our national anthem.

The anthem was inspired by the patriotism

and love of country felt during the war of 1812,

It is this same patriotism that elevates the anthem

from a simple song, to a deeper representation of America

It is this patriotism that drives men and women

to join the world's greatest military

selflessly serving our nation and all its people.

The same patriotism

symbolized by a flag-draped casket

of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice

We stand in support of

all those who have served.

We stand

not in an attempt to trivialize

the plight of those seeking change

but because we respect what the anthem represents.

We stand

to represent unity

in times of division.

If you absolutly won't stand

don't worry

I can't either

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Designer Series: We Are Kindred Preview | GlamCorner - Duration: 1:24.

Kindred is very much about florals and that actually started from when we were

little girls our mum was really really great at making our home really

beautiful we were really inspired by that. I now know who the Kindred girl is

we know that she's coming to us for those beautiful floral dresses and

that's how we actually start the design process which we work from prints first

and then we move them into shape and you know certainly for Kindred because of that

beautiful florals and great for the spring garden weddings and for the races

and everything I think you just need to keep accessories neutral like invest in

a really great pair of nude shoes have a great neutral handbag. For special

occasion dressing where you might not need the full length special gown in

your wardrobe other than for the wedding that you're going to in September so I

completely understand that it's a great service. We love working with GlamCorner

they're on brand for us which is amazing!

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A young friend of mine, who was 17 years old when we met, was going through what so many young men h - Duration: 10:22.

A young friend of mine, who was 17 years-old when we met, was going through what so many

young men his age go through today in this sick society.

He was uninterested in education, heavily into drugs and partying, mixed up with the

wrong crowd, and so warped with anger that he couldn�t control himself, even in the

face of the law.

He and I clicked immediately, kindred spirits of sorts, and he opened up to me about his

life. He had been kicked out of school for being intensely violent, and he was on probation

and facing the prospect of juvenile detention, but was still selling drugs and just not giving

a fuck. His good friend, a high-school kid, had just been murdered, stabbed some 77 times

or so, but this young friend of mine was too �hard� to grieve or show sadness. Or so

he thought at the time.

We met at an ayahuasca retreat. The young man�s parents were very spiritual people,

you see, and they had lived amazing, conscious lives enriched by introspection and self-exploration,

and marked with abundance in wealth and happiness. Yet, no matter how deeply they longed to help,

they couldn�t figure out how to set their boy on a meaningful path. All seemed lost

to them, so as a last resort they escorted the kid to the jungle.

Next to this young man in a hammock all night during his first ever medicine ceremony, I

was taken by the fact that he never moved, not once, the entire journey. Some 9 hours

motionless in a hammock he laid in a deep trance, as if asleep. In the morning he and

I sat together in a tropical garden listening to the waves of the Pacific crash upon the

nearby beach, and he described to me his journey.

He drank a single cup of brew, he told me, and watched as his everyday self melted away

and his consciousness was transported into another realm where he waged an all night

war for survival. When he had arrived in this realm, he found that he was mounted on a magnificent

dragon, a mighty and benevolent beast, unstoppable, unshakable, and utterly fearless. This was

his true self revealed, for the kid was no doubt a warrior, albeit a lost warrior.

For nine hours in the saddle on this primal beast he waged a fierce war for his life.

Locked in air-to-air combat, he was assailed non-stop by malicious dragons, one after another,

hour after hour. They came to him as beasts of destruction, of illness, of greed, of damnation,

of fire and brimstone, self-destruction, and of hate and anger.

One after another, from atop his mighty dragon, he slew each and every one of these devilish

creatures, cutting them down with a finely honed blade, engaging them in aerial dogfights,

valiantly slashing at them with his sword, screaming and howling, madly fighting them

off.

When the light of day began to cut through the interminable darkness and the ceremony

came to a close, there he was, still in a trance, flying high above vast valleys and

over massive mountainous peaks. Below him, everywhere, laid the scattered and bloodied

carcasses of his foes, the dragons who fought so viciously to take him down, now all dead,

all smote by his own hand. He was victorious.

My young friend was never the same after that. His life immediately pivoted one-hundred-eighty

degrees. He negotiated with the court to avoid prison. He nailed his high school equivalency

test and left his friends and his hometown behind embarking on a mission to master himself

and to help others. He went to the Amazon and studied plant medicine with traditional

masters, and eventually came back to the states to study permaculture and to work with a youth

organization helping kids like him find their way.

I was reminded of this story recently while I was reflecting on my own inner journey,

my own quest for peace and purpose. Unlike him, though, my dragons were conquered with

books, with knowledge, with the wisdom and experience put down on paper by other souls

who�d made the hero�s journey and had returned home with a pearl, a gift to share

for whomever may need it.

There are so many books that have changed my outlook or have inspired me to take my

life more seriously and to treat myself with more care and more respect. Books have taught

me to love myself and to forgive myself, so I thought to share just three of them here,

in the hopes of paying it forward to others who are seeking a victorious way out of the

darkness, and an end to the everyday struggle of existence.

We all have malevolent dragons that must be checked if we are to individuate and step

into our power. We all have gifts to offer in this world of competition, but for many

of us, these gifts lay hidden in the caverns of the unconscious mind, recognizable as self-doubt,

as fear, as helplessness, and as self-destruction and confusion.

Perhaps these books will work their powerful magic for others.

1. Man and His Symbols by Carl Gustav Jung

The voluminous works of renowned psychoanalyst Carl Jung are unrivaled in value with regards

to insight on the phenomenon of personal transformation. While the bulk of his works are largely academic

and scholarly in nature, making them somewhat dry to the lay person, Man and His Symbols

was a successful attempt to make the breadth of his message available in a singular volume,

easy to understand and directed at the everyday seeker of inner truth.

The importance of recognizing myth, symbolism, archetypes, synchronicity, dreams, and the

contents of unconscious mind as signposts on the path toward a life worth living is

critical to the process of awakening. This book is absolutely essential for understanding

the hidden forces at play in our daily lives, and at drawing them out in the open so they

can then be used as allies.

Every transformation demands as its precondition �the ending of a world�-the collapse of

an old philosophy of life. ~ C. G. Jung, Man and His Symbols

2. The Hero With a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell

American mythologist and scholar Joseph Campbell was especially gifted with the power of translating

collective myth into personal guidance. Of his many works, The Hero With a Thousand Faces

pulls together the stories of many human cultures, past and present, in order to reveal the timeless

that we are all the same, and that the journey from birth to death is a grand adventure,

if we will only make the choice to follow our bliss.

The agony of breaking through personal limitations is the agony of spiritual growth. Art, literature,

myth and cult, philosophy, and ascetic disciplines are instruments to help the individual past

his limiting horizons into spheres of ever-expanding realization. As he crosses threshold after

threshold, conquering dragon after dragon, the stature of the divinity that he summons

to his highest wish increases, until it subsumes the cosmos. Finally, the mind breaks the bounding

sphere of the cosmos to a realization transcending all experiences of form � all symbolizations,

all divinities: a realization of the ineluctable void. ~Joseph Campbell, The Hero With a Thousand

Faces

3. The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles by Steven

Pressfield

Written by the contemporary historical fiction writer Steven Pressfield, this simple, short

book does something imperative for those who are struggling to realize their purpose and

see their greatest dreams become reality. The War of Art identifies, defines and precisely

explains how to overcome the regressive force which keep us from taking action in pursuit

of our true purpose. He calls it Resistance.

To Pressfield, Resistance is a vicious and unforgiving dragon, standing firmly between

us as we are and us as we wish to be. This book is essential for its clarity and practicality,

for any dream, any venture, any goal, and any hope we have requires action over the

inertia of Resistance.

Most of us have two lives. The life we live, and the unlived life within us. Between the

two stands Resistance.

Resistance is the most toxic force on the planet. It is the root of more unhappiness

than poverty, disease, and erectile dysfunction. To yield to Resistance deforms our spirit.

It stunts us and makes us less than we are and were born to be.

Look in your own heart. Unless I�m crazy, right now a still small voice is piping up,

telling you as it has ten thousand times, the calling that is yours and yours alone.

You know it. No one has to tell you. And unless I�m crazy, you�re no closer to taking

action on it than you were yesterday or will be tomorrow. You think Resistance isn�t

real? Resistance will bury you. ~Steven Pressfield, The War of Art

Final Thoughts

Not everyone is meant to, or able to go on an exotic plant medicine journey where the

ancient spirit of a sacred vine vividly reveals to us our demons, as happened to my young

friend. Not all of us are meant to have that kind of experience. Yet, we do all struggle

with overcoming that which holds us back, and there is nothing more valuable in the

struggle for personal triumph than the experience and wisdom available to us in literature.

It is my sincerest wish that this message will reach those who need it most and will

offer them an unforeseen chance at winning the

war against themselves.

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feversense - We Remain Nothing [CC EN, PT-BR, ES] - Duration: 4:50.

We are children of the moon

Dancing like the mad, maniacs driven to the excess

Let we have our feast prepared

for we shall swallow it at once when we are hopeless for tomorrow

We are waiting for the sun

dancing like the beasts, savages for no tears we shed

Let we have our plays

in the streets we forge our stage when we are eager for escape

Desperate, we cry

for our heart to restore our bright,

crystalline essence for we are children of the innocence

living in a madhouse

We are children of the moon

sailing through the desert, empty, sands poured into our flames

remains of cinder inside our chests misguided, young and brave

howling like wolves

Outside our dreams we remain nothing.

Outside our dreams we remain nothing.

We remain nothing.

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50 Years: Together we're making history - Duration: 14:38.

If we took the pioneers, those guys who originally thought of developing the

oil sands they would be staggered by the success. And I think their overriding feeling

would be one of great pride, pride that we've supported the

communities, pride that we're willing to stand up and be leaders on the environmental front.

Fort McMurray was a quiet settlement and gateway to the

north in the early 1950s when a much-anticipated Government of Alberta

report confirmed the surrounding oil sands deposits

could be developed at a marginal profit.

And so in 1953 Sun Oil acquired an oil sands lease

and established Great Canadian Oil Sands company (GCOS).

Construction of a test plant began in 1963.

By 1964 construction was underway to build a plant that would

produce 31,500 barrels of oil per day.

With a whopping price tag of $240 million,

it was at the time the largest single private

investment in the country, and also the biggest gamble in Canadian history.

At the outset of this undertaking I told our stockholders

that unless projects of this character

were periodically challenged and solved,

our organization would become soft and eventually useless.

When I started, there was nothing running in the plant.

We had to commission the first river water lines, the instrument air system

all the utilities.

Everybody trained how to start that plant out

and how to operate it for six months before we actually touched anything.

In those early days the industry was a leap of faith.

This is a historic day for the province of Alberta.

It is fitting that we're gathered here

today should dedicate this plant,

not merely to the production of oil,

but to the continual progress and enrichment of mankind.

I now declare

this Great Canadian Oil Sands complex

to be officially open.

The plant experienced upsets, which resulted in cascade failures to the

point where basically there was nothing working, not even a flame and a boiler.

The operation was kind of problematic if you want to put that politely.

We had we had lots of challenges.

We quit counting after about 80 power failures,

and we froze that whole plant up badly once and it took us six months to get it

back up on its feet.

Winning oil from oil sands is hard work,

there's no substitute.

It wasn't what I would call an ordeal, but it was

just a new experience that nobody had a map for.

Talking to the retirees,

the pioneers of our business,

the thing that catches me is their

never say never attitude. There was lots of opportunity for them to throw their

hands in the air and and give up and say you know this is for somebody else,

but they stuck with it.

As production increased through the 1970's so did the financial losses.

In 1979 the company reorganized and Suncor Inc. was established and continued to

operate the plant.

Back in the early 80's our business was struggling economically.

There was talk about it becoming an unviable business.

How are we going to get through this, how are we going to get through the challenges of

being a sustainable company?

I do think to some degree it's a bit of a metaphor

of our journey that it always hasn't been great, like it wasn't like Howard Pew,

1967, we start-up the facilities and it's just been a gold mine ever since and it's

been a straight line and everything's been easy.

It hasn't been.

The company literally, entering the 90s, was struggling financially

and the shareholders decided to cast it to the sea.

In fact, in 1991 the Globe & Mail dubbed Suncor the unluckiest oil company in Canada

Something had to be done, and fast. So six areas of improvement were

recognized and prioritized with every decision made.

So was this going to make things more efficient, was going to be better quality for the customer

was it environmentally sound, did it fit with the community need,

did it make the employees feel like

their needs about safety and safe awareness and managing the risks of the business feel

more confident about our ability to deliver and so on, that we would actually

move all fronts forward, and that's exactly what we did.

But it was a we thing, and that was what was so exciting and we had so many

things to fix, we could only get better.

It was a transformative change.

Costs were cut by four to five dollars per barrel.

Revenue increased while improving

operations on all fronts.

So it's incredible how an idea and a passionate

person that decided to make a difference created this whole industry that we all

commit our time and energy to.

We reorganized again to form Suncor Energy in 1997.

The same year the Steepbank bridge was open to the east side of the river.

When I think back to that day today, the bridge was kind of symbolic of

our bridge to the future.

We're always kind of offended by being a footnote and the global views of

energy and oil specifically. And then we emerged into prominence, and I think as

Steve Williams says, sometimes you got to be careful what you ask for.

This transformation brought us to the world stage, and the scrutiny of the

world to Suncor.

Climate change is a reality. We have real challenges around developing the oil

sands and oil industry. It's so easy just to stand in one place and be critical of

something else. I think we have to have an honest debate, we have to recognize

the benefits and the costs, and we'll best do that by working together.

We do have to recognize that there are alternative viewpoints and diversity of thought that

exists externally that make us better.

It's a changing world right now and there's

a lot of challenges out there. We're in the energy business and there's a lot of

negative connotations to that out there in the world. You know so I think our

challenge going forward is to advance new technologies, continue to innovate and progress.

We're going to have to manufacture goods, extract energy in a

way that's sustainable.

We're going to have environmental limits

economic limits that will be within the way we do things. So you know it may be a

way that I work myself out of a job, but I actually think it will be the jobs of

everyone in the future.

Technology and innovation has been our hallmark for success, allowing us to

pursue sustainability, while lessening our environmental footprint.

This track record as a pioneering innovator and leader is both cause for celebration and

inspiration in the future.

And really the enabler on so much of that is our people

our our determination, our willingness to push through in the face of challenges

that are in front of us. Those two things are going to set the course for the next

50 years for us.

We were opening up the first reclaimed tailings pond and I

couldn't have been more proud than to stand with people from Fort McKay who

say I used to play here when I was a kid and that's where we picked berries and

to be on a piece of land where you could actually see nature coming back

and the knowledge that you know down the road they may well be doing some of

those activities again in the future.

By investing in R & D innovation technology

it's going to help us quite a bit. We have good people so we should be able to

be quite competitive in this environment. But at some point the world

will change, but I'm sure we'll be able to adapt like we did in the past.

We are in an era now where not only our economic, environmental, but our social

performance is actually vital for our business.

It's a long-term play that we're in and we can't be in it on our own.

It's really easy, to, relatively easy

to you know cut a cheque to support a bricks and mortar project, but what it

takes to be in that solution space and working alongside community groups is a

long-term commitment.

And in this Canada's 150th year, we also recognize

the shared history we have with our Aboriginal neighbours, and the need for

greater understanding and reconciliation.

We know that they are interested in playing a greater role in how energy is developed in Canada.

And so, we are committing through our social goal, and our activities in communities, to better

understand what that looks like and think about ways we can partner in a different way moving forward.

It's a difficult journey I would say even more so it's kind of like walking a balance between two worlds. And if

communities get connected to the social goal, they understand what we're doing,

potentially that could be our way of saying to them that we are trying to do

things better and different.

Suncor's greatest asset is its people.

That's the thing which has carried us through the difficult times in terms of

economy, the difficult times in terms of technology, the difficult times in terms

of the attention we've attracted. And that's what's carried us through the

most important piece which is building trust with the communities we work with.

Suncor is the lifeblood I think of a lot of the economic activity in the

region, and even when our economics are challenged, Suncor remains at the table willing to proceed.

All of Canada is benefitting from what goes on here in

Fort McMurray with Suncor and its oil sands operations in terms of having

employees come move to Fort McMurray to work here, buying tools and parts and

machinery and equipment from Quebec, Ontario, BC, Newfoundland. It is a Canadian

company and it stretches from Victoria to St. John's and then is now even

global, so it starts here in Fort McMurray, but has its arms everywhere.

Oil sands has become a big part of the Canadian story and I think people

realized during the fires how important it was. You shut off some of this

resource, not all of it, but some of this resource for a six week period and the

entire economic indicators of the country dropped. And I think it just

emphasizes how important these humble beginnings came with Karl Clark to where

we are today and how important that is across our country.

We're willing to do the right thing. We will take on those challenges, we will step out,

we will be a leader, and it's just incredible to be part of something bigger than yourself.

What's helped us move forward so successfully has been our willingness to

innovate and learn new practices as we go forward. That's even more important

for the next 50 years, so innovation is critical to our success.

As long as there continues to be a demand for for the things that we're producing, our

obligation is to do that as safely as possible and as environmentally sensitive as possible.

We are lucky to be in such an exciting time. I mean last

year we had the acquisition of the biggest stake in Syncrude, now we have the

Fort Hills start-up this year, the replication strategy with the in situ

world and the expansion, that's pretty much on the horizon now. There's so many

things happening, it's very exciting to be a Suncor employee right now.

Looking at the last 50 years, looking at the next 50 years, I'd just like to say a sincere

thank you to all of our stakeholders, and of course that includes our employees,

the communities we operate in, and our shareholders.

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What We Eat in a Day | Vegan Van Life | Eamon & Bec - Duration: 12:52.

today we're gonna show you what we eat in a day we're doing this video for two

reasons prove to the people to prove to that

people that you can epic meals when you live in a van and when you're vegan we've actually got all the

ingredients for tofu scramble lots of fresh veg so probably throw a pepper in

there I've actually got these portabellos I

might chuck one of those in that some spinach for sure a hint guys we're going

all out this morning look this we got the field rose sausages these are amaze

and apple-smoked sage this is a great little tip for cooking guys my brother

who's a chef taught me this but is using a bowl for compost really helps clean up

your area while you're cooking don't worry that one's great

you're so free including free I said enough is just enough we are trying to

make it to t Bay no we're not going to our thing oh right

Thunder Bay which is nine hours so we got up nice and really start with a

really solid breakfast just you should stay tuned for two reasons one through

two we're going to friggin the west coast it's gonna be amazing so we've got

lots of good crime tank coming your way but for today what eight minute imagine

is just like when I ain't in the day and you just fed me how they all right funny

you're the first thing you're gonna eat today is the day

close your eyes buddy no I don't want anything raw onion I will tell me

I love you just dump the sausages into another poll now we're just gonna get

started on the scrambled but we've got garlic salt turmeric what's that onion

salt paprika and cumin things are like a giant sponge you don't want it to be all

watery get your finest TP you can find and just Pat her down we're just gonna

crumble up puppy in I guess that'll do for a breakfast spot so so one of my

tips is like I use the extra left over hot water from making tea because we

don't have hot water blocks on lock's off

guys we've been listening to lime Tom its new podcast oh my god this chicks

crying I just I just screaming in the last one screaming and I've had

permanent goosebumps like I'm freaked out

but the reason we really turned on the camera was because we made the

minimalist Baker vegan banana muffin this is the last bucket of our batch

we're gonna share

snack number two is a banana it is what time is it 10:23 sipping on some Aguas

what was the extent of your knowledge in terms of the experiments of a team place

they made us believe that there was an experiment taking place in life town

only that wasn't true

I don't know how to blog you guys wanted guys I know this has nothing to do with

what I eat in a day but we just finished lime town the podcast is actually real

we're both like freaked out right now

working our way and recommend leftovers

I repeated the entire conversation to him and he said you know Jen you keep

doing what you're doing because that woman's gonna be working for you one day

just stopped off at White Lake Provincial Park we're gonna make some

lunch and here's what I'm thinking really like quesadillas with some of the

leftover tofu we've got diet cheese which is pretty

good it melts and maybe you'll do some fresh pepper in there and make like

little quesadillas with some hot sauce it's like my pop out okay here we go

that one can be yours where's my quesadilla

here's Becca's that basically sums up our relationship our personality all

right let's see how chef Eamonn did today

I never good

nice and hot which I really like and spicy hot the piri piri is hotter than I

thought it'd be yeah mmm very good

you spell Yin without Ryan hmm did you soul show them how bad you aren't eating

hot burn in the car no I'll show you when we get back but

aim in the letter oh you did before I could get it on film yeah cheater I met

a lot of people similar to me Freeman and then you pop run

you try and grab as much as you possibly can in your head I just taste so much

better like yeah but it's actually disgusting try one corn at a time I

actually really like one gram it's just not who I am now

snack these coconut clusters so if you got pumpkin seeds sunflower seeds chia

seeds and coconut a little cluster eBay

okay okay guys we've made it to Thunder Bay we're heading into the superstore

we're gonna grab some food we were trying to debate what we wanted and

we've ended on our famous rice paper wraps they're amazing we usually put

like avocado and mango and mushroom and onion and they're really really good

really fresh I think you're overwhelmed check those avocados for both grapes

strawberries tell about the other day when we were shopping and I'm like a

baby go pick up like the mushrooms and I come back and I guess he's a pop no

mushroom talk Lucroy I guess I get very overwhelming grocery stores I like just

look at people and like me observing what they're doing and what they're

buying and all that kind of thing do you see the look Kroy can you see the

Lacroix the Lacroix mission has been unsuccessful to say the least

Lucroy you guys need to breach Thunder Bay Ontario lots of Lucroy drinkers here

we just had a major breakthrough in the Lacroix mission

I'll deal with Perrier yeah can't get a coconut water alright I'll

just do this you're talking about right

now alright let's uh the dark chocolate

hundred colors of glass this stuff here is ridiculous absolutely ridiculous

whatever you do do not turn around and look at the kettle chips

some of us just can't handle it we're warming up the van fogging up the

lens I freaking love cutting mushrooms

then once those are just starting to get a little wet and I check my booms in

there I've done a couple peppers and I find it's really good in these wraps if

they're like really thin thin yeah and that's why I actually feel like you have

oh and we got the mango boom sews peanut butter maple syrup soy and I just like I

don't have a recipe or anything but I just start going on it the main

ingredient is the peanut butter and there's no that's nice and hot I'm going

to add that to the regular cold water to give us sort of rice paper rolls you put

them into our Lukesh warm water so then I lay that out on my plate and then you

basically just load it up with whatever you like inside and fold it like a

burrito baby you guys probably want to close up don't you

yeah I'm not sure if that looks as lush as it should but I'll show you in a sec

here so then I folded me and I put the sauce on the inside because I find it

too messy to try to dip that's pretty key move I've been an

amazing oh thanks buddy your hair in there so we need a

thumbnail maybe we should Jim what focus just

making another one here I think I'm on all three or four okay yeah we we

usually make like a big enough dinner that we can have leftovers for lunch

yep because they ain't nobody got time to do dishes again so I wonder how this

video is gonna turn out I hope you enjoyed it yeah if you did like the

video please give us a thumbs up that way we know you want to see more what I

ate in a daze or just like the day-to-day of a band life stuff but also

to help our channel grow make sure you guys subscribe if you like what you're

seeing let us know write it in the comments Beck will reply to every single

one I do I'm there for emotional support if you're gonna comment back from us and

it's just thanks then Amon has happened if you get a loving caring comment back

yeah I call me people call me because we both genuinely love that you're here and

a part of our journey we do I mean that but imager sucks at anything you don't

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I CAN'T BELIEVE WE ATE THIS... **RAW** - Duration: 16:20.

Bro bro i'm not Glad i did this man don't Judge a book by it's cover this Is so bad

Oily meats boiii!!

*music*

(Screaming uncontrollably..)

Good morning logang

whats popping

Oh snap yo the Water is very cold

As y'all Know we're in the beautiful country of Italy Currently in florence we came Here to pick up my brother's lamborghini

Too Soon okay if you guys did not see that video

That is definitely a Thing That Was a Disaster

Happen Yesterday i Was Possibly gonna Get one too but the whole experience Kind of went south but Whatever bro were in italy this place

Is freaking Gorgeous

Speaking of Good-Looking Yo Andy's next-door neighbor Is the Mostess She's a cutest Lady I've ever

Seen Bilateral Baby Mama mia She's Like This tiny old Lady Like a Short Little Haircut

and shes like I wanna just kiss her cheeks bro!

No disrespect do you think She's gonna have any Idea What i'm Doing with This camera?

no

Ritaaaaaa

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If you have a Daughter i would like to take her to la and Put her in a mansion

Louis Volant

She only has guys

F*** it

Its 2017 ill take it

Me tomorrow yeah?

I have a Pet His name is Kong He's like You but hes a dawg i miss you cause by the way buddy i love you

Oh you watch speaking of dogs

My Roommate

Evan, Dwarf mamba haha, dwarf Mamba, he got a dog dude so when i go back freaking

Kong is gonna Have a Sister Oh my God

It's gonna be lit, new house new car new school Bus new dogs look at Everyone Just

Corrugating Out Here enjoying Italy mamma mia Andy also bro yo

I've Been in the family for many many years yo seriously This Place is Historical as you Guys Saw in the morning montage This Place Is

Amazing olive Trees Grape Vineyard Friends Pool CHOCH

flowers.

Mama Mia and i Guess it's a Good time to say IF you're not a part of the logang make sure to subscribe hit the

Button My brother's Here but i think the fastest growing Channel on youtube?

Hit the Button Now wait i'll wait here

Did you hit it yet NICE.

We have rode into the town, we are about to get paid.

Oh, hi how are you Brendan camera. Hyundai Says the pastries Here are like Legendary can You Verify legend Daddy oh They're like a

Nona's Cooking Like My grandma The Daughter's cocaine no cooking oh There's fish Here how much for the fish can i eat Those?

Sue She's good too you got cross on sign crossing on some pastries That Look like Boobs they can't be not good yeah cheers Brother

Jake

Oh my God

Reo The cocaine right lease you're so perfect - mamma mia but What's better Than Food more Food

We are at an Italian Grocery store Right Now i'm gonna stock up on the essentials

Fruit Water a Condom Telling Ya The produce Here is second to none oh?

They own me you know What's Crazy look if They sell Olives Here right these are all super fresh but we have?

olive Trees at Our Villa Later Logan I Think we Should Go pick some olives Put them in our miles

Maybe Butts and pick Grapes -

Its aggressive Here bro he did Brendan

Cha-Cha Llamo he's gone he did no my worst nightmare has come true this is the war cereal Just

Rows of Corn Flakes and It Doesn't Any some poolside cardio meal my Heart is about, to stop oh?

Sorry Dude i'm a Blogger i know they don't have many Bloggers

I was a lamborghini oh?

Daddy came to deliver Summer Calling Bobby hey papi

Thanks Brendan Yo we've Been here for five Minutes maybe come in it's my brother in its Natural element Chuck What are you doing bro

yeah i know how you Feel

Thanks Jake Just Cuz we don't have lambos doing me we're not brothers oh speaking of i got you this

Jake Still Really Upset about it he was gonna Get His lambo Now he's like making The the factory owners like apologize i don't know?

What i gotta say This Wouldn't be Italy if there's Just Random Sheets Just Hanging Here drying

Stuff You see Movies look at Who they have drying Machines or washing Machines?

AnyWays Like i Said earlier Andis Got Olives dude andi this is truly remarkable

can I pause you for once i Get Your American Bro You don't have a Italian accent so i

Can't i can't do this Yeah he's a Hundred Percent of American Stuff but i know but this is Actually dope i'm not a huge

Ala fan but like look at You can't. Eat These right on the spot right you gotta like soak them in liquid Mr

Vinegar so they Need to brine them so if you

Day Andy

Let'S go look at the grape

Beautiful Bad Bt in the Middle of These Vineyards Enjoy Pick some Grapes you know oh you thought i was gonna Say Smash

That too i've never Seen a Grape like This pure purple speaking of smashing Though Andy has Picked some Grapes for us and Tomorrow we're

Gonna Make gonna Make Wine or maybe Worse Master Gregg's with Their Feet smash it

And You're American bro Go praying Mantis

Yo How did you see this brendan i don't know it moves differently Than a Leaf Pick Him up you can pick up a praying

Mantis he's not gonna pray on my mantis oh?

Not even Kidding The last time i Picked up a praying Mantis i Was like Seven Kind of since i act like A 10 year

Old But Yeah dude look at Him Just ready to prey on everyone's mantis i bet he's praying he Just Wants a free maverick Mercy

he can get on logan

I don't blame you rose the hardest merge in the game Copy why you can't did i Just use a praying mantis to plug

Skated Literally Just Hitting me right Now Why they're called a praying Mantis

Because he puts his Hands like a

Bitch i will make You my babies with Your Husband i might have a Yard sale with your Load change

What are you Saying Andy have you ever Eaten a Fig

That Is alive Big like fig Newton Fit no never like a

Testicle Looking Thing Yeah eat enough to treated it'S alive oh, alive it's real Living oh?

But Have you ever Eaten alive I'M Guessing it's a book Pear on the tree he's awesome bro c'mere pear oh? Oh?

Whoa yeah yeah yes Brendan Juggle the life Beards yeah yeah fun fact about i'm dying he's Got Really old. Ham

Like Your grandma oh, oh?

Nice

Andy Bro you're Crazy bro it's like a Secret Room for a first story ham and Possibly Killing People This is cool look it's Just

a time

Wow he's Great Just cause like you know ham comes from

Boars is that is Just The hand we're gonna be Just sitting right There oh Great Wow

You Could Say we're Having

live Life or the

Experiences it'S it's fresh Ham Andy Said this would cost Two Thousand Dollars in the united States House bill There's a Lot of Money for

Pizza like me

Happy relic Apology for all my Vegan Slash and

Vegetarian Low

Gangsters I know It Looks Bad it's not that Bad I'm Just like pretending for comedic Purposes this is Actually That Kind of cool so

Yeah Let's cut This Thing open

I'm to like i Enjoy Good piece of meat i'm actually I'm Actually Pumped for This this is my big baby

Bro, oh i'm Glad i did this Man don't. Judge a book by it's cover This Is so Good

oh

shoot oh cheese and a Glass of Wine This is the most italians ever done and It Feels Amazing Plus you Got this view

So Good Right Now i'm not even Kidding Guys This iS some of the best meat i've ever tasted and with the cheese and the

Wine

It's a Good day to be the logo also i Just want to apologize if i'm making you Jealous in any Way i know it

Like Food Makes me Jealous like if i have a girlfriend and she cheats on me whatever like I'M Not gonna be like That Jealous?

But don't take my Food i'll be pissed

Absolutely wrap the cheese in the Middle bro little prosciutto cheese Italian Sandwich oh my god chase it with the vino

That's a Wrap That's a wrap okay we're going to florence downtown florence i'm a Happy camper Let's do this

oh

You're my twin you look at me bro wow

This is Awkward Now i'll see you Later there is apparently a Dome here it's called the duomo

Apparently Though It is a How do They Say It Dear my buddy Babel fish

Just Reminds me of the Mini horse we're gonna Get for Evan in the new house

By The Way Evan bro This is a message to you i miss You roommate and i love you That's all

Just Like When the Plumber comes Over and you know i Kinda see his butt Crack When he bends down i see That

This Thing

Wow This is nice i've open about with me my garage has Mojo's

Grazie mama mia, papa var d mo, come on to the file to me and we Go?

I Just Got Suddenly more Italian This is incredible pendant Let me tell you something about being

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End inspire so tired i don't know Why cuz i normally like don't Get tired high your Kids

Loki What's your boy as you know is a Certified savage so i'm gonna do savage Things tonight i

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