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(audience applause) - Ronnie you placated us

saying that, you know, you were an alcoholic.

You kinda rolled your eyes around.

You really don't think you have a problem do you?

- Yes I do.

- You do think you do?

'Cause sometimes it helps when you can see yourself.

So I want you to take a look at the video

that you sent us to be on the show.

Okay, take a look.

- Hi. (dramatic music)

My name is Ronnie.

And, um, my mom thinks I'm an alcoholic.

Um, I have like a bottle in my room

because it's not sociable out there.

(Ronnie exhales)

And, um, she wants to send me somewhere.

Because she thinks I has a pro--I have a problem.

And I do apologize I just woke up.

(Ronnie giggles)

Um.

But um.

(Ronnie exhales)

And she wants to send me somewhere

just to get me out of the house.

I believe.

That's my two cents.

So um.

(throaty exhale)

Thank you so much for listening.

And.

I think that's about it.

Thank you.

(dramatic music)

- [Vivica] How do you feel seeing that video?

- Why at that time, yeah,

I think she does just want me out of the house.

- Ronnie!

You just saw yourself.

What did you think you just saw?

- Um, me kinda speaking the truth at the time.

- Were you drinking at the time

that you did that tape?

- Um, probably.

- How much had you had to drink before you made a video

to send to this show?

- [Ronnie] Not much. (Panel members interjecting)

It was in the morning that's what I'm saying.

- [Rosie] I think of one of the issues, Ronnie, is that

even seeing that, you really don't want,

you choose not to see yourself,

you choose not to see the problem.

You're running away from that emotion,

of facing maybe a fear, facing pain,

facing who you really have become.

- We saw rambling in that video.

We saw you slurring in that video.

We didn't see someone just waking up in the morning.

We saw someone that had been drinking,

making a video to send to the show.

- Ronnie can I ask you this?

When you wake up in the morning, do you have a drink?

- No.

- [Areva] You've never had an Eye Opener?

- No.

- Mom, is that true?

- Yes.

- Mom, you're not even home!

- How early does she start drinking?

- I don't know 'cause she keeps her bedroom door closed.

- Yeah, but it has no lock on it.

(few audience members giggle)

- I respect your privacy.

Maybe I shouldn't've, maybe I should've

just took the door off.

- Well then okay. (few audience members giggle)

What's that got to do with-- - Ronnie!

You act like you're 17 years old.

- I know but like a little bit of privacy,

'cause I don't like Steve.

That's just gross. - Then if you want privacy,

again look for a job, get better!

- Wait but do you notice every time you,

it's like, Steve why-- - [Ronnie] I'm trying, yeah--

That's what I'm trying to do. - But hold on!

Why does Steve keep coming up when it comes to you drinking?

- 'Cause it's just annoying every time I hear him

fill up his cup, all day.

- [Rosie] There's something else.

- So he kept his cup is making you drink?

- So because of Steve you drink, exactly.

- It kinda entices me to, a little bit, yeah.

- Okay, so how about if Steve is going to have a drink

you go out and get a job and go better your life?

What's wrong with doing that?

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Narcos Mexico Accuracy: How Much of Season 4 is True? | Heavy.com - Duration: 12:44.

Narcos Mexico Accuracy: How Much of Season 4 is True? | Heavy.com

Narcos: Mexico traces the rise and (the begin of) the fall of the Guadalajara cartel, shifting the "drug war" from Colombia to Mexico and the U.S.

border.

(Be forewarned that this article contains spoilers.).

The series is certainly popular, and the acting feels authentic.

However, what is the accuracy of Narcos: Mexico? Are the characters real? Are the narratives? The answer is that, generally, yes, the series stays true to the broader sketch of the Guadalajara cartel and the characters leading and interacting with it.

However, some scenes and dialogue are fictionalized and, at times, the series veers away from known facts.

There is a disclaimer at the beginning of the series warning that, while the season is "inspired by true events," some characters, scenes, businesses and so on have been fictionalized for dramatic purposes.

Here's what you need to know:.

Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo AKA Don Neto.

Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo, known as Don Neto, is one of the series' most interesting and colorful characters.

An aging co-founder of the Guadalajara cartel, he's skeptical at first but proves to be a loyal comrade in arms to cartel chief Felix Gallardo.

Don Neto is real, and his true story closely tracks with the Netflix storyline.

In real life, Don Neto was sent to prison for decades as a result of DEA agent Kiki Camarena's death, but, in 2016, he was placed on house arrest in what Mexican News Daily described in 2016 as luxury digs.

He had already served 31 years of a 40-year sentence at that time, and, Fox News reports that, in 2017, he was granted early release by an appellate court in a ruling that the network said would apparently allow Don Neto to leave his house.

In Narcos: Mexico, Don Neto is played by actor Joaquin Cosio.

Don Neto's cartel roots run deep.

According to El Pais, he is the uncle "of the brothers Amado Carrillo Fuentes The Lord of the Skies and Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, leaders of the Juarez Cartel.".

In real life, Don Neto was already a leader in a Sinaloan organization of drug traffickers before he helped Gallardo unite various fractious groups into one unit.

According to the book, Mexico: Narco-Violence and a Failed State? By George W.

Grayson, Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo was called "The Godfather" and "pioneered large-scale poppy production and trade" in Sinaloa.

He also mentored Rafael Caro Quintero, who is described in the book as a "shrewd and youthful entrepreneur who converted Mexican marijuana from second-rate weed to the choice of connoisseurs by perfecting a seedless variety of the plant (sinsemillas.)".

According to CC News, Don Neto was was captured in 1985 – four years before Gallardo – in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

The death of Camarena was planned at a Christmas Party in 1984 that Don Neto attended, the site reports.

"Don Neto confessed that he and Caro Quintero had made the decision to kidnap Camarena," journalist Anabel Hernández told BBC.

Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo.

According to BBC, Gallardo wasn't actually the first drug lord to bring cocaine from Colombia to the United States by way of Mexico.

That distinction belongs to "his mentor and former head of the Sinaloa band, Pedro Avilés," who was slain in the 1970s, the news site reports.

BBC reports that it's true that Gallardo – known as "El Padrino" – formed an alliance with Pablo Escobar in Colombia; "By the end of the 1980s, Félix Gallardo's alliance with Escobar handled 60% of the cocaine consumed in the United States via Mexico," the news site reports.

El Mundo reports that Gallardo was indeed a member of the Federal Judicial Police who was born in Sinaloa and later "was the escort of the children of the former governor of the state.

" He did, in fact, start trafficking marijuana (and also opium) before making his deal with Escobar.

He was captured in 1989.

Where is he today? He's 72-years-old, and he's serving a 37-year sentence in a Mexican maximum-security prison.

He's been in prison since 1989, when he was captured in his bathrobe in what is known as Operation Leyenda.

He had been sought since the death of Kiki Camarena, but he evaded authorities for five years.

By 2011, Gallardo's family told a Mexican court that his health was failing.

According to The Washington Post, the family members claimed Felix Gallardo has "cataracts, deafness, ulcers and a hernia." (You can read more about the real Kiki Camarena here.).

"For more than three years, without any justification, prison authorities have kept him segregated, isolated and without contact with other inmates, and have prevented him from participating in any physical, sports or educational activities," the drug lord's family wrote to the court, The Post reported.

How brutal was Felix Gallardo during his prime? According to The Post, "he is reputed to have punished a subordinate's alleged betrayal by killing the subordinate's children, cutting off the head of his wife, and sending the head to him in a box.

In March 1985, the DEA recovered the body of Kiki Camarena, 37.

According to El Pais, Camarena's "skull, jaw, nose and cheekbones were crushed with a tire iron.

As he lay dying, a cartel doctor was ordered to keep him alert by administering drugs.".

According to The Los Angeles Times, Camarena's murder "led to the fall of Gallardo and his close associates" and the fracturing of their cartel.

Amazingly, Gallardo was only recently re-sentenced in the death.

Gallardo was sentenced to 37 years in 2017 for the death of Camarena by a Mexican court (as well as for the murder of Alfredo Zavala, a Mexican pilot), according to The Times.

He's been in custody since 1989; however, a retrial had been ordered.

Zavala was helping Camarena in his "undercover operations," The LA Times reported.

He was originally sentenced to 40 years in prison in the Camarena death.

Key figures in the Camarena death had filed appeals of their sentences.

Gallardo was ordered to pay about $1.17 million in reparations, according to The Associated Press.

"We coordinated with the Mexican national police … and we started to do wire intercepts and we tracked him to a residence in Guadalajara — he never left Guadalajara, that was his power base," Mike Vigil, former chief of international operations for the DEA, told Business Insider, of the capture of Gallardo.

A 1989 New York Times article on Gallardo's arrest says that authorities also rounded up an entire city police force for questioning about ties to him.

It's true that Gallardo was close to a Mexican governor, Antonio Toledo Corro, according to The Times, and was photographed at a wedding with him.

According to the book U.S.

Border Security: A Reference Handbook, by Judith Ann Warner, Felix Gallardo started working as a family bodyguard for Mexican Governor Leopoldo Sanchez Celis.

Gallardo was able to use those connections to build his cartel.

Gallardo was a godfather to Celis's son, who was murdered and tortured by a rival cartel.

He was once a federal police agent and was born on a Sinaloan ranch.

He was also a supporter of the Contras, a point that some have used to allege led the U.S.

government to look the other way before the Camarena murder.

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Ben Burr-Kirven previews championship battle with Utah, how every kid dreams of playing in the... - Duration: 5:05.

WITH 170 ON THIS SEASON.

YES HE IS IN THE CONVERSATION

AS WELL FOR THE DEFENSIVE

PLAYER OF THE YEAR.

HE JOINED US RIGHT NOW, I

APPRECIATE YOU STOPPING BY.

CONGRATULATIONS ON THE SEASON.

NOT THE ONE THAT YOU ARE JUST

HAVING BUT AS WELL IS YOUR

TEAM.

I WANT TO TAKE EVERYONE TO

FRIDAY NIGHT, FROM A WASHINGTON

STATE APPLE CUP PERSPECTIVE,

WHAT'S IT LIKE TO GET A WIN

LIKE THAT KNOWING HOW MUCH WAS

AT STAKE?

>> IT WAS MASSIVE, IT WAS THE

BIGGEST GAME FOR US, GOING OUT

AND PLAYING THE COUGARS, IT WAS

A SPECIAL GAME TO PLAY IN THE

SNOW LIKE THAT.

SOMETHING THAT A LOT OF US HAD

NOT EXPERIENCED.

IT WAS AWESOME TO GO OUT THERE

AND WIN THE GAME AND GIVE OUR

FANS WHAT THEY WERE LOOKING FOR

AND HOPEFULLY KEEP THE APPLE

CUP RIGHT WHERE IT LONGS.

>> YOU'RE A NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

KID BUT HAVE YOU PLAYED A GAME

AND SNOW LIKE THAT?

>> NO I NEVER PLAYED WITH SNOW

OF ANY KIND.

>> I DID SEE YOU DOING THE SNOW

ANGEL THING AT THE END OF THE

GAME.

>> I WAS TOO TIRED.

>> WHICH IS FAIR BECAUSE YOU

NEED TO REST UP FOR FRIDAY'S

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.

JIMMY LAKE AT LEAST, FROM A

DEFENSIVE STANDPOINT, HE'S HAD

FUN OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF

DAYS WITH WASHINGTON STATE, HE

SAID AFTER THE GAME THEY DO THE

SAME THING EVERY YEAR.

COULD YOU GIVE SOME CONTEXT TO

HAVE PREPARED YOU GUYS WERE FOR

THE MATCHUP?

>> YEAH I MEAN I THINK COACH

LAKE DOES A GREAT JOB, THEY RUN

THE AREA.

HE HAS A UNIQUE OFFENSE BUT IF

YOU COULD STUDY IT AND FIGURE

OUT THE NUANCES, YOU COULD

BREAK IT DOWN A LITTLE BIT.

THE COACH DOES A GREAT JOB

EVERY YEAR.

SEEING WHAT THEY DO EVERY YEAR,

FIGURING OUT WHY THEY WERE

DESTROYING TEAMS AND FIGURING

OUT WHAT WE COULD DO TO PUT US

IN THE POSITION TO STOP THEM

AND EVERY YEAR HE HAS A GREAT

GAME PLAN.

>> I WAS LOOKING AT SOME OF THE

NUMBERS STATISTICALLY SPEAKING

AND I SAID THIS BEFORE, YOU ARE

LEADING THE CONFERENCE IN

TACKLES, EVERY WEEK WE TALKED

ABOUT YOU AT THE TOP OF THE

COUNTRY IN THIS CATEGORY.

YOU HAVE MORE TACKLES THAN THE

NEXT TWO PLAYERS ON YOUR TEAM

COMBINED.

TAKE ME THROUGH JUST THIS

SEASON, YOUR PREPARATION AND

APPROACH TO DOMINATE AS YOU

HAVE.

>> I THINK THAT IT STARTS, WHEN

I GOT HERE IS A FRESHMAN WE

WERE TIED AT UW, THERE'S NO

REASON TO NOT BE GREAT AND I

CAME HERE NOT AS A BIG RECRUIT

BUT I'VE WORKED MY BUTT OFF

EVERY YEAR TO HOPEFULLY HELP

THE TEAM GET IN A POSITION TO

WIN THE PACK 12 CHAMPIONSHIP --

THE PAC 12 CHAMPIONSHIP.

I THINK, IT'S A CULMINATION OF

A LOT OF HARD WORK.

BEHIND THE SCENES WITH MY

TEAMMATES, WE WORK HARD OFF-

SEASON PUSHING EACH OTHER TO BE

THE BEST THAT WE CAN BE.

EVERY YEAR I HAD A GOOD

DEFENSE.

I'M HAPPY TO BE PART OF THIS.

>> THE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE

YEAR, I MENTIONED IT WHEN I

INTRODUCED YOU, YOU ARE IN THE

CONVERSATION RIGHT NOW ON THE

SHORTLIST.

YOUR NAME CONTINUES TO POP UP

IN THIS CATEGORY.

I KNOW YOU ARE FOCUSED ON

WINNING THE CONFERENCE TITLE

AND GETTING TO THE ROSE BOWL

BUT WHAT WOULD WINNING THIS

HONOR MEAN FOR YOU?

>> YES IT WOULD OBVIOUSLY BE

SPECIAL AND REALLY COOL.

I THINK IT WOULD BE COOL TO SAY

THAT UW GOT IT TWO YEARS IN THE

GROW -- IN A ROW BUT I'M MORE

INTERESTED IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP

SO IF I COULD PICK ONE OF THE

TWO I WOULD TAKE THE CONFERENCE

AND LET SOMEONE ELSE HAVE

PLAYER OF THE YEAR BECAUSE I

WOULD RATHER BE A PAC 12

CHAMPION.

>> YOU HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF

BUSINESS ON FRIDAY NIGHT.

WHAT DO YOU TAKE AWAY FROM WHAT

HAPPENED IN WEEK 3 AS YOU

PREPARE FOR THE GAME?

>> IT IS TOUGH TO PULL TOO MUCH

FROM THE GAME OBVIOUSLY,

THERE'D OFFENSE -- THEIR

OFFENSE WAS QUITE DIFFERENT.

AT THE END OF THE DAY, EVERY

SINGLE GAME I'VE PLAYED AGAINST

UTAH HAS BEEN ONE OF OUR

TOUGHEST FOR THIS SCHEDULE.

THEY COME OUT AND PLAY PHYSICAL

DEFENSE WITH A PHYSICAL OFFENSE.

WE KNOW THAT IT'S GOING TO BE A

GRINDER OF THE GAME BUT WE JUST

HAVE TO GO OUT AND EXECUTE THE

OTHER TEAM.

>> I KNOW THE EXPECTATION IN

THE SEASON WAS COLLEGE FOOTBALL

PLAYOFF PEOPLE POINTED TO YOUR

TEAM AS THE FLAG BEARER OF THE

CONFERENCE.

THIS WON'T HAPPEN, AT LEAST, AT

THIS POINT BUT YOU DROPPED THE

CHAMPIONSHIP, THE THREE OF US

HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THIS

OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS,

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS GAME.

WE SAY MAYBE SOME OF THE YOUNG

GUYS, FOCUSED ON THE COLLEGE

FOOTBALL PLAYOFF, THEY DO NOT

KNOW THE TRADITION AND HOW

MEANINGFUL THE ROSE BOWL IS FOR

A LOT OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL FANS,

ARE YOU GUYS AWARE, LIKE WOULD

YOU CHARACTERIZE GOING TO THE

ROSE BOWL AS A SUCCESSFUL

SEASON?

>> I DON'T THINK YOU COULD SEE

IT AS ANYTHING LESS.

IT'S KIND OF WHAT MADE UW A

GREAT PROGRAM.

I JUST THINK IT'S ONE OF THOSE

GAMES EVERYONE KNOWS ABOUT

WHERE IT THERE -- WHETHER YOU

ARE A COLLEGE FOOTBALL FAN.

I DON'T THINK ANY OF THE PEOPLE

ON HER TEAM WOULD SEE IT IS

ANYTHING LESS THAN A SUCCESS.

>> I'M LOOKING FOR TO SEEING

YOU ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD AT

LEVI STADIUM WE HAVE THE

PREGAME SHOW AT 4:00 P.M.

PACIFIC TIME, IT WILL BE A LOT

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Type 1 Diabetes Success — How Paul Ran 40 Half Marathons in 1 Year - Duration: 9:33.

To mark 40 years of living with type 1 diabetes, I went out, and I ran 40 half marathons in

one year.

My reason for switching to a plant-based diet was that I couldn't recover from exercise,

and it was taking me six or eight weeks to recover from a half marathon.

And to go from six to eight weeks, to recovering from a half marathon in 6 days, it's just

a world of difference.

Hi, my name is Paul Coker, I've been living with type 1 diabetes since July of 1977.

I was 5 years old when I was diagnosed, and I have seen just about everything come and

go under the Sun, in terms of diabetes.

Started out life without even having the technology to test my own blood glucose levels, it was

time for peeing in in a cup, and testing urine to see what my previous levels in my urine

were, and I was on one injection a day.

Today, I'm on an insulin pump, a continuous glucose monitor, and as I said, I've seen

everything come and go.

I started out life being taught that carbs are the enemy, and I needed to carb count.

Then, in the early 80s, they said that carbs weren't the enemy, and don't even bother counting

the amount of carbs, and just randomly guess the amount of insulin that you need.

And then we went back to carb counting, and I went on to low-carb, high-fat diets.

And when I first met Cyrus, I was on a low carbohydrate, high-fat diet.

I was aiming for less than 30 grams of carbohydrates a day, I wasn't really achieving that.

I was probably sitting on somewhere between 50 and 70 grams of carbs a day.

I was running three to four times a week, and I was running one to two half marathons

a year.

And the real challenge for me was that I could go out, and I could run for a couple of miles,

maybe even 4 or 5 miles, and that was okay on a low-carb diet.

But when I ran for 13 miles on a half marathon, it would take me six or eight weeks to feel

like I'd actually recovered from that.

And I just get so...

Such fatigue.

Muscles never really recover, and I knew then that something was wrong.

When I first started the Mastering Diabetes Program, I started out just by increasing

the amount of carbohydrates that I was eating at breakfast, and what I was doing, and I

still do to this day in the mornings, I'm insulin resistant, so I was getting up in

the morning, and I was exercising before I did anything.

And then, I would eat a breakfast that had carbohydrates in it.

And when I'm talking about carbohydrates, I'm talking about a fruit-based breakfast.

So today, my morning management has not changed in the whole time, so I'll get up, and I'll

go out, and I'll run.

And that takes me 20, 25 minutes to go out for a run, that just amps me up in terms of

insulin sensitivity for the day.

And then, I'll eat a big bowl of fruit.

And that's usually things like mangoes, and dates, and bananas.

When I was peaking on my insulin sensitivity a couple of years ago, I would probably be

eating around about 150 to 200 grams of carbohydrates at breakfast, but now I'm a little bit more

relaxed, and I'm not training quite as hard, and I'm down to about 120 grams of carbs for

breakfast.

After a week or two of doing that, I then brought in a high carbohydrate lunch.

And that was really my main source for the day, we were then talking in terms of, kind

of 250 grams of carbohydrates at lunch time.

Again, it was predominantly fruit-based, it was all whole plant foods, maybe including

some things like some starchy vegetables, some green vegetables, things like rocket,

or arugula as the Americans like to call it, and some spinach, and sweet potatoes, and

things like that.

And then in the evening, I switched again to a carb-based meal, in the evenings.

Perhaps fewer carbs in the evening than what I was having at lunch time.

Perhaps down to about breakfast levels.

And it was really about limiting the amount of fats that I was taking.

So, what I found was that my blood glucose levels didn't rise nearly as high as I thought

they were going to, in terms of having carbohydrates, because the carbohydrates were from plant

foods, and that my insulin action profile became much more predictable.

And so, I was initially finding that I was needing to change things, just a little bit,

because I've been used to eating...

Injecting my insulin, and then eating.

So, I found that my insulin sensitivity was increased, but because I was eating high carbohydrates,

what happened is that I would get a spike at meal times, but it would come down from

it quickly.

And so, just a simple modification, actually taking my insulin before the meal, and trying

to work out, if I'm going to eat, in ten minutes time, solved the problem.

And that was really the biggest adjustment I made, but what happened then was that I

found that I could go out, and I could exercise more.

Which for me was great.

So, when I met Cyrus, I think I've had diabetes for 38 years at the time, and to mark 40 years

of living with type 1 diabetes, I went out, and I ran 40 half marathons in one year.

My reason for switching to a plant-based diet was that I couldn't recover from exercise,

and it was taking me six or eight weeks to recover from a half marathon.

And to go from six to eight weeks, to recovering from a half marathon in 6 days, it's just

a world of difference.

It wasn't just a case of recovering from the half marathon in six days, because I would

go out, and I'd run a half marathon typically on Sunday, and then on Monday morning, I would

get up, and I would go for a recovery run.

Then, on Tuesday I'd be up running 5 or 6 miles, on Wednesday I'd be out running 7 or

8 miles.

And then, I would tape it down on Thursday or Friday, take a day off on Saturday, and

then run 13 miles on Sunday.

And I did that for a year, every single week, or almost every single week, for a whole year.

And I can tell you that, more I complied to the whole plant foods diet, the better I felt.

And on the few occasions where I was traveling, and it wasn't so easy, and it wasn't a case

of not being vegan, it was a case of having foods that didn't make my normal high standards,

and have a little bit more fat in.

I really did feel it.

And it was that much harder to do the next run, and it really did burn me out on those

occasions.

On the diet I had previously, I just didn't have the energy levels for it.

And now, you know, I work a lot of hours, and on top of working a lot of hours, I'm

doing a lot of traveling, and I'm talking at conferences, and my life is hectic, and

most other people can't keep up with me.

And that's whether they got diabetes or not.

When I met Cyrus, I think I was taking around about 37 units of insulin a day, and 24 of

units of those were for basal insulin.

And so, today I'm taking 15 units of insulin for basal, and my insulin sensitivity is not

great right now, because I've not been following the regime as I diligently as I would like,

so I'm probably on about 25 to 35 grams of fat a day, right now.

My insulin-to-carb ratio is 1 to 30, but when I was following this very diligently, and

I was on list, and I was having a total budget 20 grams of fat a day, I was actually on 1

unit of insulin for 50 grams of carbohydrate, bolus insulin.

And I was on 8 units of insulin for my basal.

When I peaked, I think I was on 800 to 930 grams of carbohydrates, and less than 20 units

of insulin in a day.

And I was still struggling to keep my blood glucose levels up.

My favorite meal to eat would be a huge bowl of mangoes, probably 3 or 4 mangoes, 4 or

5 bananas, and 3 or 4 Medjool dates, with some chia seeds on the top, and why not throw

in some acai berries, as well.

If you're thinking about doing the plant-based diet, or you're thinking about following the

Mastering Diabetes Program, then my advice to you would be the same advice that Cyrus

gave me when I first started on this, try it for 21 days, if at the end of 21 days it's

not working for you, then go back to what you do.

What do you have you got to lose, apart from trying something for 21 days.

Your change doesn't have to be for life.

Now, I'm pretty sure that if you do this, and you can you follow it for 21 days, at

the end of 21 days, you probably want to make it for life.

But, that's your choice not mine.

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How to use Google Analytics - Track important behaviors! How to setup events in Analytics - Duration: 4:35.

In this video let's talk about how you can actually set up

events.

Now there are numerous ways to do this in Google Analytics and

we're talking about things like this.

Where you come into your analytics you go to your top

events in the events report which is under your behavior

reports here and you can go through and you can see the

different actions that are coming through the different

categories that are coming through in this case we're

looking at a Contact Us form on that Google Merchandise Store.

So these are all the specific behaviors that are being stored

by your Google Analytics but how do you get that information in

there where there's multiple ways to do that?

One is using Tag Manager.

If you are not using that, definitely beyond the scope of

this video, but Tag Manager is a must use tool for you.

It's amazing.

It gives you as a marketer immense power to be able to

track very specific behaviors things like did they interact

with my video.

Did they play?

Did they watch half my video or 25 percent of my video did they

finish my video?

You could also tracks things like scroll rate or if they

became a lead like so many great things you can do it.

Google Tag Manager and then you tell Tag Manager, hey send an

event to Google Analytics and then Google Analytics will store

it in the events report.

That's it gets there.

There were also plug ins that you can use this for.

So you've got different wordpress plugins that are out

there is a couple of them that you can see here on the screen

but these are plugins that will automatically send events into

your Google Analytics assuming you set them up to do that.

There are ways to manually do this but this is one that I

wouldn't recommend.

While you can manually tag this it requires you to go back into

the code and update it.

If you're a developer and you're used to that, that's great but

it makes it really hard to change later if you want to do

that.

I would instead recommend using Tag Manager absolutely

incredible tool if you're not using it.

That's the way that I would do this and I would also skip the

custom implementation again unless you are at a skill level

that makes a lot of sense for you tag manager probably will

just be the way that you're going to go.

I'd even skip the plugins instead of using the plugins i

would use Google Tag Manager

That's sort of the mechanisms that you would do.

Then you want to think about how you actually create this event

and the way that you do it is you think about in terms of

hierarchy.

It is the little Russian nesting doll.

So first you start with the category.

So in that example we showed we had this contact us as a

category that was showing in the Google Merchandise Store.

Underneath that it was the type of interaction which in that

case they were they on site click.

And then after that it was like okay which type of on click and

they showed phone on site click an email on site click and you

walk through this just real quickly we can see here.

So first I go to my top top level.

So I'm going to go to our top events I'm looking at all of our

top events and I just want to see the categories in this case

so top events are categories.

So this is at the category level.

We go back here's the category level and you go into analytics

to click on the Contact Us.

So now I'm going to basically drill down so I'm just looking

at the next stage case in this case we're coming down to

actions to categorize the action and the action is on site click.

And if I drill down and go further down now I'm at the

event label which you can see here now I'm and the label and

that's where I see email or phone.

So it's levels of information that you get and ultimately you

can associate a value to that as well.

If you would like.

So that's sort of the way that you would structure your events

in Google Analytics.

Finally I want to show you just one other very quick way to use

your events reports in Google Analytics and that is through

this page's report and what this is showing is pages that are

actually being recorded by Google Analytics.

But that also had events on them.

So in this case some I'm in the Merchandise Store. I'm going to

click on the redesigned bags page.

If I click into that, now I'm going to see the different event

categories that reported on that page.

I can see 39 people 18 unique events I should say here.

So 18 unique events were triggered on the contact us, on

that page.

Now how powerful is that.

Again, you can drill down and see on site clicks and then

whether or not they were phone or email clicks that were coming

through. But it really gives you an idea. Starting, looking at

your events and analyzing your events from this pages report is

unbelievably powerful.

So if you are not using events it's a huge section of Google

Analytics that you are not taking advantage of.

Definitely be sure you are.

And if you do have events coming through take a look at the

different ways you can access the events including the events

flow report the top events the overview and the pages report.

Because you are sure to be able to grab insights that you would

not find in any other way.

I would love to know how you're actually using this information

to improve your own marketing efforts.

So if you leave a quick comment below to let us know that would

be outstanding.

Also if you'd like topics around Google Analytics be sure to like

this video and subscribe to the CXL channel.

That we are notified when new videos are available.

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Prepping Head for the Machine Shop - Sending your Head to Machine Shop Near Me - How Much, Cost - Duration: 1:13.

HEY GUYS CHRIS FIX HERE YEAH TODAY I WANTED TO SHOW YOU GUYS HOW TO GET A HEAD PREPED

FOE THE MACHINE SHOP ACTUALLY IT'S NOT CHRIS FIX CHRISFIX IT'S BUNDYS GARAGE BUNDY HERE

BUT ONE THING YOU WANT TO DO YOU WANT TO GET THE HEAD AS NAKED AS YOU CAN BEFORE YOU SEND

IT TO THE MACHINE SHOP AND WHEN I SAY NAKED YOU WANT TO TAKE OFF THIS BRACKET THIS IS

FOR THE POWER STEERING PUMP THERES 2 14MM BOLTS THAT HOLD THIS ON SO I'M GOING TO TAKE

THOSE OFF TAKE OFF YOUR THATS YOUR EXHAUST MANIFOLD GASKET RIGHT HERE SO TAKE THAT OFF

I'LL PROBABLY LEAVE THOSE BOLTS IN THERE THESE SENSORS HERE I'M GOING TO TAKE OUT AND ANYTHING

ON THE BACK SIDE THIS IS THE INTAKE GASKET BUT IT'S ALREADY BROKEN AND CRACKED SO I'M

JUST GOING TO END UP REPLACING THAT ANYWAYS BUT BASICALLY THE THEME HERE AND ITS NOT THAT

HARD IS JUST TAKE OFF ALL THE STUFF THAT YOU DON'T WANNA GET BROKEN OR LOSE BECAUSE IT'S

NOT THE MACHINE SHOPS RESPONSIBALITY TO TAKE CARE OF OR LOOK AFTER THE STUFF THAT YOU LEAVE

ON YOUR HEAD SO TAKE OFF AS MUCH STUFF AS YOU CAN GET IT IS AS NAKED AS YOU CAN BEFORE

YOU SEND IT TO THE MACHINE SHOP FOR RESURFACING ALRIGHT JUST A FRIENDLY PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT

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How Much Should You Spend On An Engagement Ring? (According to Women) - Duration: 5:36.

Hey everybody, this is Stefanie O'Connell from StefanieOConnell.com

and I have a great group of women with me here today talking about money and

why we make certain decisions, and why sometimes we don't, and where we disagree.

You probably all read my engagement story. If you didn't, I gave back my ring,

because priorities/values. I clearly don't think you should have given back

the ring. I think you could have exchanged it. I think it's a nice public

acknowledgement that you are together and I think you should have a ring.

We're gonna get a wedding ring though.

But I think there is always a ring that is in your budget.

I'm curious what your

thoughts are on engagement rings and how much money you would expect someone

to spend. My sister just got married and her ring was like my grandma's old ring,

which i think is probably ideal. I think I would feel very bad if my

partner spent ... like three months of your

income on a ring I don't think I'd want that.

I don't like anyone telling me I should spend two months salary anything.

Things that we think are rules or that we should be following are really marketing ploys

that want to make us want to buy the ring and make the men want to buy

the ring, and so we just have to be aware. I always say as long as you're aware,

even if you know all that and you still choose to do it, that's fine, right, but

just to be aware that you know, possibly, you're really just following marketing scheme.

I will admit that my ego definitely came into play a lot when it

came to the ring. It was like a status symbol of like 'oh, I have

a ring and it's nice' and people complimented me on it it felt good.

I think it's just as a status symbol like you know you it's like a traditional

thing but I feel like people in our generation aren't really concerned with that.

I think it's kind of ridiculous if it doesn't fit into your overall like money

plan and money goals for the year and so on and so forth.

So it's literally like for me personally how I figured out how much I

can afford was, where am I at currently what's really important here in this

situation, and it's getting engaged and you know entering into a marriage, it's

not necessarily all about the stone. I feel like engagement rings are getting much more

smaller in size, but they're pretty still. I know a couple people that are like 'oh

my god it has to have a huge rock, it has to be like more than a thousand dollars.'

I'm just like it's more about the thought that you put into it, like if you

think that this is what I would like, then that's fine, because at the end of

the day it's the thought that counts. I'm all for people doing what they want

to do and what works for them and so I agree with if someone wants to have a

ring, because they love that symbol and even if it's a status symbol for them

and it makes them feel good, that's fine. I still feel like girls want their

boyfriend's to spend a lot of money on it. You know a nice diamond just shows

off a little bit. But if someone says 'hey I don't want one' you know, that's fine too.

Nowadays is not like before, before you had to do that. Nowadays it's like

'you willing to be with me, I'm willing to be with you, let's make kids!'

It was clearly important to your fiance because he got you a ring. But he was

totally fine with me returning it. We both decided to return the ring.

We've been in this relationship for six years. We're talking about having that symbol

of commitment. I'm gonna have that symbol of commitment in a wedding ring, but it's

just a few months later. And I have like agita about having something expensive

on my person. When he gave me the ring I was like, 'I need to return this

immediately because I'm gonna lose it, I'm gonna damage it.' It's nice to have

but I don't really think it's necessary. My fiance, now husband, he knew I

wanted a ring and I had like these specifications. I said I like

this kind of ring. Looking back on it I actually probably would have approached it

differently knowing what I know now. Like I probably wouldn't have harped on maybe

like clarity, that's not as important. Maybe we could have done more things

with that money instead. You know, we only living the life happy. Me and you, no ring.

Having a lot of fun. Go everywhere. And spend the money, you know, like

vacations, having fun, eat good.

I did a layaway for the ring just so I could do payments

towards getting this particular ring. Just so it wouldn't stretch my budget just so I would

stay within that, so I can be very particular about what ring I was going

to get, instead of like going nuts and crazy, and like 'whoa I think it should be

bigger, I think it should...' like, this is what I'm gonna get. This is how I'm gonna

pay for it and that's it.

As long as you get the best price for what you want that's also

a really important lesson. Whatever price point you're at, get the best value for

what you're spending. Get married when you want to get married, get engaged when you want to get engaged.

I think the wrong number is anything that prevents you from doing what you

want to do. Thank you so much for tuning in! To learn more about each of these

women, check out the links below and give us a thumbs up if you liked the video.

Leave us a comment with what you think and make sure you subscribe for more

money talk from these wonderful ladies and more.

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How To Fix Kinemaster Export Error - Duration: 5:05.

If you're watching this video I bet you're getting this error message in

Kinemaster right well in this video I'm gonna show you how you can get rid of

that error export problem in your Kinemaster video editing apps so be sure to

stick around until the very end so I can go over all the problems that may be

causing this error what's going on my name is Devin Street helping you build

your online presence and today we're gonna be going over how to fix the

Kinemaster edge when exporting but if you're not already subscribed go ahead

and click the subscribe button there's a new king and master video every single

Wednesday showing you how you can edit and Kinemaster all kinds of tutorials

it's great if you really want to be a pro at this app so you saw that error

message at the beginning and you're probably seeing it when you go into your

Kinemaster app so today we got to talk about how we're going to remove that

error message and there's many things that can cause this error message so

let's just go over all of those and talk about each one and how we can fix it the

first issue could be too high of a video resolution input now this could mean

that you're using something like 4k video in your video when you're not

supposed to your phone can't handle that so go into your Kinemaster app and

check the highest max video resolution settings for importing and make sure

that your videos that you're putting into that project are not that high of

resolution over that resolution you want to have it lower than that if the videos

are higher than that what you simply can do is just go and take those videos and

convert them to a lower resolution through an online converter or an app or

anything like that the next problem could be unsupported chroma key now your

phone may not be able to handle the chroma key feature yet you're trying to

use the chroma key feature in your project in some way shape or form this

can easily be fixed don't worry you don't have to just get rid of your

chroma key completely what you simply can do is the part you want to do chroma

keying you can go over to the PowerDirector Pro

you can stick your video in there and the chroma key should work fine there

and then you simply just take that chroma key export from PowerDirector and

plug it right back into Kinemaster and you should be able to export your

project perfectly the third issue could be that you're using too many video

image text layers all those things it's usually when you see this it's too many

video layers that you're using but this could also show up if you're using too

many image or text layers and simply you're just using too many layers at

once and the project cannot handle this issue simply all you have to do is just

pick out the layers that you feel you don't need in this project that it's too

excessive and simply cut those out and then you should be good to export your

project from there another issue that is similar to the last one is unsupported

video layers many phones can't support the video layers so simply all you have

to do is just go in and remove any video layers you have and if you really want

to use these just like with the chroma key you can go into PowerDirector and

add these and I should be fine through that if all the things I said still

don't work here's a couple things you can do to troubleshoot the issue you can

try updating the app maybe the apps just not updated to a new feature that needs

to be updated so simply just go to the Play Store or the App Store and simply

update the app and then try it from there if that doesn't work try rebooting

your device simply just go and hold down your power button and restart the device

and then try exporting from there also it's advised not to use a screen

recorder or have any apps in the background while exporting so make sure

all of that is closed out before you click the export button and then the

final thing is you may just have to try exporting this on another device just

remove all the project files onto a new device and try it from there because

your phone may not have enough RAM to handle the exporting project I used to

see these all the time on my old Samsung and LG devices but now that I have the

Google Pixel these problems have not shown up at all I've never seen this

error message and I used to see it so much when exporting projects so it might

just be your device is not able to handle this exporting so

those are all the ways you can fix the exporting problems in the Kinemaster

video editing app let me know if these work in the comments below and if they

didn't leave in the comments what your problem might be I might still be able

to help you or someone else down there might be able to help so go down in the

comments no matter who you are and see what you can do but if you want to know

how to edit in Kinemaster like a pro then go ahead and click the subscribe

button and then check out all the video editing tutorials I want to thank you

for watching until the very end of this video and I'll see you in the next video

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We can use Skype online version using any web browser.

I mean we don't need to download and install Skype.

We even don't need to use Skype portable version.

We need to browser this website, web.skype.com.

From here you can use Skype web browser version.

At first look you will feel it is very identical to Skype software or app version.

Well I am logging in using my mobile number.

If you want you can login using your email address too.

Unlike Skype software version in web browser version of Skype you see little bit less options.

But most necessary features like chatting, calling and searching everything is available in Skype web version too.

From here you can sign out from Skype.

Also you can change visibility status.

Online, away, do not disturb, invisible all options are available as like regular Skype

software.

If you want to go back to main interface go back from here.

Here is settings.

If you have credit you can call from here.

As like usual Skype software you can have voice call or video call.

From here you can search someone for chatting.

For quick access I would recommend you to bookmark Skype.

Also let your browser remember Skype account password.

I personally use Skype web browser version as I don't need to install it on my computer

and put pressure on my only 4GB RAM. So I think its convenient for me.

You can use Skype online version from your iPhone, iPad or Android mobile phones too.

Also you can use Skype web browser version from any browser like Safari, Google Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Microsoft Internet Explorer

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How I Identify Mushrooms: Big Laughing Gym? - Duration: 18:53.

Collecting for the pot is fun.

But finding new species is exciting.

Having spent much time exploring neighborhood woods, I have a pretty good idea as for when

and where I could expect what.

But the downside is, we don't get to see a lot of new species.

So the debate has always been, should we revisit our local spots for the hundredth time to

meet some good old fella or, shall we get into some further, unfamiliar woods,

risking not seeing much.

the choice becomes easier when there's no trade off.

When Maryland is dry and the local woods are not very productive, we would give Virginia

or DC a try.

There, we pick somewhere right next to the Potomac River, because the close vicinity

to the big river would lend mushrooms enough moisture to grow.

The other side of the river is usually indeed very rewarding.

Last time we found three species there that we hadn't seen before.

They are not necessarily rare, but I just don't get to see them around in Maryland.

So sometimes, go to somewhere you haven't been to, and you may be surprised.

Okay, in the rest of the video I am going to show you the several steps I went through

to identify these mushrooms.

This little thing is now on our weird mushroom list.

Its shape stroke me as some sort of stinkhorn mushrooms but I don't see the typical dark

spore masses that a stinkhorn should have.

Instead, I notice this little case or ballon thing on top of the stem.

This structure reminds me of a puffball mushroom, the spores of which are enclosed in such case

and, when a puffball gets mature, the case opens up thus the powdery spores can be carried

away by wind.

After the preliminary identification, I leave the rest to google.

Basically I just try some combinations of key words that describe the features of the

this fungi.

I then click on images, do a quick browse to if see anything looks familiar.

And,

this guy looks Close enough.

So let's do some more research based on its Latin name, Calostoma cinnabarinum.

Click in wiki, but,ur, the image here doesn't really resemble our sample, which seems to

be much lighter and yellower.

So go back to google, click on images to see more pictures of Calostoma cinnabarinum, try

to find images that look more like the sample.

When found something closer, click in to see if any new name pops up.

Here we go, Calostoma lutescens.

This is it.

It turn out that this fungi does have a common name, pretty mouth puffball.

How accurate.

By the way, one good thing about such nontypical mushroom is that, you may not see them a lot,

but it is relatively easy to capture their features with a few words.

Hence several tries on google may give the right answer.

And this second fungi, I was actually very excited to see them, thinking they were something

I long expected to find.

Sulphur tuft was what I thought, which was a poisonous mushroom.

Growing from dead wood, in nice clusters, and with grayish attached gills, all seemed

to fit, until I saw another, younger cluster.

Then I realized something quite important that I just missed.

See the beautiful brick red color of the cap?

It's more discernible on younger specimens.

They're brick cap mushrooms.

The brick cap and the Sulphur Tuft are two species of the same Hypholoma genus.

Thus, they share the same structure and habitat.

But the giveaway is their colors.

The brick cap has a brick red cap, and the Sulphur Tuft has a sulphur-colored, or yellowish

cap.

Also, the brick cap has grayish gills whereas the Sulphur Tuft's gills can take on a greenish

hue.

Both species yield purple brown spore prints because they share the same genus.

Provided I've never heard of the brick cap nor sulphur tuft, I will combine its key features,

reddish cap, purple brown spore sprint, grow in clusters from woods and then run a google

search.

And I won't be surprised if I find the answer within the first couple of tries.

This third guy is absolutely a big surprise.

From afar, I thought that was yet another cluster of brick caps, somewhat discolored

though.

However, my wife, who is more sensible to colors, insisted that she saw some yellowish

hue so her guesses were the jack-o'-lantern or the pholitoa mushroom.

When we got closer and got a better look at the caps and the structure, we became increasingly

uncertain.

They indeed look alike pholitoas, but the cap is smooth and without scales.

So we eliminate that possibility right away.

They resemble jack-o-lantern a lot too, except for two things: first, the cap color is too

yellowish, but jack-o-lantern is on the orangish side.

And second, the mushroom grows too neat and too small.

Mature jack-o-lanterns tend to go wild: they can be very large and tend to have wavy margins.

Nevertheless, these two differences ain't enough, because both could well be affected

by natural forces.

But soon enough, we found the third and the most significant clue when we check the under

cap.

If you're not familiar with the jack-o-lantern, this is how it

looks like.

And this, is our sample.

See the difference here?

Correct, the jack o' lantern has decurrent gills running down the stems.

Whereas for this unknown guy, the gills are somewhere between attached and free.

The top part is kinda attached to the stem and the bottom part is free from the stem.

Natural forces can't change the pattern of gills, so they can't be the jack-o-lantern.

Also, see this?

This is a ring zone, which indicates the existence of a frail partial veil.

Some partial veil can be quite sturdy and leave a full ring on the mushroom's stem.

and some partial veil are quite delicate and easy to fall off, leaving only remnants on

the stem which then captures the spores and forms a band on the stem.

Remember, the jack-o'-lantern will never have a ring or ring zone.

Its stem is bare.

Besides, here, you see the mushroom has already kinda made a spore print on the cap of another

mushroom.

It takes on an orangish-brown color, whereas jack o lantern's spore print is pale yellow.

So, yellow convex cap, attached gills, ring zone, growing from dead wood, with these key

words I search on google, but the results include everything ranging from brick caps

to honeys to jack o lanterns and to pholiotas.

Nothing really looks like our sample.

Indeed, there are just Too many mushrooms that fit the description.

So the original key words have to be refined.

First you need to take off some too general description, such as growing from dead wood.

Then, add the spore print color, because this information can get you to, or at least closer

to the right genus.

As for how to do a spore print, just place a fresh specimen on a piece of white paper

and wait for two to three hours.

Thirdly, if you can think of any lookalikes, definitely include that in you search because

other people may think the same and include this information in their image descriptions.

So, I use jack-o'-lantern lookalike, ring zone, brown spore print as the new combination,

and I find a close-enough image with this latin name: Gymnopilus junonius, which is

used to be called Gymnopilus spectabilis.

Common name: Big laughing Gym.

This mushroom is both psychoactive and poisonous.

The two are not the same thing.

It means this mushroom can get you sick, physically, beyond causing hallucinations.

Also, now you see why it is called the big laughing Jim not laughing Tom.

Gym, is short for Gymnopilus, which is the genus. and junonius is the species.

Laughing, of course, refers to its psychoactive properties.

Now we find the Gymnopilus junonius, but the identification doesn't end here.

The question that follows is, how do I know what I got is indeed the junonius speices,

not some sister species?

You know that under a genus there are multiple species.

These species can look amazingly like, as the American Caesar's and many other species

in the Amanita genus.

Or, these species can differ greatly in terms of size, color, and edibility.

A case in point would be the edible brick cap and the poisonous sulphur tuft that we

just discussed.

If you are a mushroom lover, or, if you collect for the pot, you probably wouldn't and shouldn't

stop at the genus.

You want to know which particular species you are dealing with.

Let's check what species the Gymnopilus genus has.

See the link at the bottom of the page?

Click on it, and you got a whole list of Gymnopilus mushrooms, and with just a brief browse I

find several species that could be justifiably called big laughing Gym or at least, big Gym.

See, deciding on the Genus is easy, but getting into species is much tricker.

Sometimes a microscopic examination, if not a DNA test, is required.

But this is not to say macro-level observations and judgement are totally futile.

After reading the description on wiki and Googling the images based on the Latin name

I got, I start to think my sample is not the Gymnopilus junoius, which seems to be significantly

darker and heftier.

wiki points to another possibility: Gymnopilus ventricosus.

This latter species is said often mistaken for the junonius, but, it contains no psilocybin

therefore is not psychoactive.

The pictures of Gymopilus ventricosus look about right.

but this species grows in pacific northwest and on conifer wood.

Well, I live in the East, and I am sure I found them on a hard wood.

So it couldn't be the ventricosus.

After more research, mainly on Michael Kuo's mushroom expert website, my favorite mushroom

website by the way, I came to this species: Gymnopilus luteus.

Dr. Kuo writes: "It is limited to the hardwood forest and of eastern North America, and features

yellow colors as well as a slender stem."

Now everything lines up.

Except for one last thing: wiki mentions this species stains green where bruised.

Well, if there was green color changing going on a yellow mushroom, I probably would

notice it.

Dr. Kuo says it staining brown.

Could be.

But definitely not immediately like within 30 seconds nor that obvious.

With time, a lot of mushroom gets darker where injured, and I am not sure if it is accurate

to call that a bruise.

Anyway, I am not going to be too obsessed with this criterion.

After all, not every source mentions the bruise effect and at least most of these google images

under Gymnopilus luteus look just like my sample.

I can't speak with absolute certainty because this is my very first time seeing this mushroom

and I am not familiar with the rest species from the same genus.

But there's a pretty good chance that this one is a Gymnopilus luteus.

Unlike the Gymnopilus junoius that is both psychoactive and poisonous, and the Gymnopilus

ventricosus which is not psychoactive, Gymnopilus luteus is Psychoactive but Not poisonous,

although I doubt anyone would want to eat it because it is absolutely very bitter.

So it's a quite interesting mushroom to know and I wish I found it earlier so I can

put it in the jack-o-lantern video and compare the two.

Chanterelles, honeys and ringless honeys all resemble the poisonous jack-o-lantern but

they pale next to this big laugh gym, which I think is almost a spitting image of the

jack o lantern, until you flip the cap.

But it's never too late.

And I'll generalize the similarities and differences of the two.

Similarities include: both can take on a brownish color especially when they are old, and both

grow in clusters from wood.

Some main differences are: the jack o-lantern has decurrent gills and a bare stem, and the

big laughing gym has attached gills and a ring zone on the stem.

The Jack o-lantern yields a very pale yellow spore print wheres the print of the big laughing

gym is orangish brown.

Also, the jack-o-lantern is on the orangish side, and this big laughing gym is more yellowish

and have light yellow flesh.

Lastly, the Gym has a hollow stem whereas that of jack o lantern, solid.

Okay so, this is how I identify unknown mushrooms.

I am that kind of person who prefers reading maps to asking people for directions.

And google and some other good mushroom websites are my maps.

If this method is not your type and you feel more comfortable consulting an expert, definitely

do that.

But google is always by your side and responsive, and usually you'll find a whole lot more

information from it, if you ask the right questions.

Oaky, thanks for watching, and see you next time.

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#AskIgor - How about my Mindfulness & Meditation - Duration: 2:29.

Hey everyone! You asked a lot of questions around

work-life balance, sports, mindfulness and meditation, so I will try to answer

them all at once, okay?

I was kicked out of professional football, so sports have

always been extremely important to me

and it still is. Most entrepreneurs and

myself as a public speaker, I travel 200 times per year

and I need to energize full venues, so I need to be healthy, fit and focused

So for me, my rhythm? I go to the gym three times a week and I love to do kickboxing at

least twice a week. My nutrition and intake is very important.

And as a Math, I of course use apps and data to monitor what I eat and drink.

MyFitnessPal for example is really handy for me to see what I eat and drink every day

and if it meets my schedule. I can even link that to my Nokia scale to see if

I'm still on par. Now on mindfulness and meditation that has become more

and more important to me. I'm 48. I saw this beautiful quote by George Elliot

"It's never too late who you might have been. So in meditation every morning

five minutes, ten minutes, how I feel, there is no rules, there's just what I need

and what I like. So I'm very light about it but I like to stick to the rhythm.

In my meditation, I for example monitor my dreams. Are they still big enough?

Am I still aligned with my inner compass? Am I still walking towards my purpose?

And how about ethics in this world?

How do I deal with a world of fake news?

Facebook stealing and selling your data?

Or everybody around me that suddenly wants

to become an influencer? How do I speak and write that?

How do I feel about that? Meditation, really really

has helped me a lot. So, I hope .. you will treat yourself

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How To Juggle 5 Balls Tutorial, Complete Guide - Duration: 33:18.

what up you guys welcome back to another one of these videos my name is Lauri

Koskinen and today we're gonna learn five ball juggling

welcome to one of these tutorials today we're gonna learn five ball cascade and this is gonna be a

complete guide how to learn to juggle five balls so I'm gonna show you all the

steps that you need to take to learn the five ball juggling this is something

that I mean requested to do so many times like so many people ask me can you do a

tutorial on five balls do you have any tips to learn five balls

so I decided let's do it so this is gonna be complete guide to five ball

juggling or to learn five ball cascade to be specific whatever so I'm gonna

show you a lot of different steps that you can take to learn the five balls now

if you already know how to do that step I would still recommend that you try it

and see how could you technique is and then go for the next step

alright let's get started so we're gonna start with just three balls and this is

something you can do like if you want to learn five balls you should already know

three balls and tricks we three four balls tricks with four and then five balls

let's get to it so three balls like this now the first

thing we need to do is high throw so just one ball go a little bit higher and you

practice both hands so every training exercise you do you do with both hands

so it's just one ball higher a little bit higher first and then more higher

and then you just throw one ball or even higher and then just another high throw like

that and then it can be the same ball

now it's hard to say how high you need to throw for the five ball cascade is

usually around here but it depends it varies from person to person so that is

why we're gonna train everything in three different heights we're gonna do

what it's called a normal so what feels like for your five and then we're gonna

do a little bit lower and a little bit higher so that is why we go a little bit

lower throws and that is why we go what is called a

normal 5 height for you and then a little bit higher so you're like 30 40

centimeters higher always like that or lower so around this much okay a little

bit like one and a half feet something like that depending on where you're

watching this and and then we're gonna learn just 1 2 high throws 1 2 and you

start with the right hand and then you start with the left so 1 2 1 2 and you

can also try this lower and then try them higher and once you get two then you

can go for just 3 high throws they get back to Cascade and then three high throws back to

cascade and if you can master that then it's time to just do high throws ok let's

just start immediately with high throw this is just normal high throws now it's up to you

when you have your normal height then you're gonna go a little bit lower

just a little bit lower high throws and then we're gonna go back to

the normal and then a little bit higher

there it is that is our first exercise that we're gonna learn

high throws and again you do the normal height then lower and then higher next

exercise is the flash something like that I don't know I don't know how am I

gonna edit this so let's just keep on doing so the flash means this so you go

1 2 3 high and then you continue back so what you can start you can start from

straight from the hands to 3 flash or then you going to start from here you

can start on hands so you go 1 2 3 it's the same as going high throws but your

pattern is faster so you throw from the same speed as you would throw here 1 2 3

1 2 3 1 2 3 1 and then you come back I got a hit so you go 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3

then you come back and just practice this a practice first from your stronger

hand if you're right-handed practice to start from the right first and then do

the left because it's always easy to practice your good side first and once

you learn that then it's sort of like it's easier to

transfer that knowledge from this side to the other side there needs to learn

completely on the other side so first learn the better side so you can

transfer that knowledge into your weaker side so in my case I would first to the

right side and come down and then practice the left and do it lower first

three one two three and then you can try to work your way up to your normal

height what is your normal so you do lower first and then normal I really

make sure that every throw goes to the same height this is what usually happens

you go first second and the third is really low so one two three so we don't

want that you want all the balls to go the same height so one two three to

really try to make all those throws same height especially the last one because

that is usually the one you're already starting to focus on the ball that is

coming down so you want to focus on also on the balls that go up so really make

sure there's all the throws and especially that last one all go to the

same height and once you come down do what many throws as you have to and then

do it again you come down you relax and you do it

again and if you can you can go to set up throws so you just go one two and

then one two three one two one two three one two one two three and then they go 1

1 2 3 1 1 2 3 then you do the other side 1 2 3 1 1 2 3 1 1 2 3 really make

sure all those throws go in the same height and then it's just a matter of

doing it more than once in a row I'm first you can just go 1 2 3 and then 1

so you go 1 2 3 and then 1 2 and then 1 2 3 1 2 3 and really wait because when

the last ball goes high you have a lot of time see a lot of time before I have

to throw

maybe not that much but you have a lot of time it's very relaxed pattern okay

now once you get this going now it's time again to play with the height so

first you can do once you can do it continuous then you can learn to do it a

little bit higher you can just throw a little bit higher from both hands and

now a lot higher but just a little bit higher right and then you start doing a

little bit lower as well and then you try to do continuous a little bit lower

and then you do your continuous normal height and then you try to do continuous

just a little bit now that was too high it's just a little bit higher

so again you practice all these in those three different heights the normal a

little bit lower a little bit higher this is because you want to learn

control first of all you don't know the height of your five balls so it depends

on the speed how fast you throw and the dwell time and everything but once you

learn this when you learn all in three different steps you can actually do the

Cascade much faster because you have learned control it in the three

different heights so whatever it is your height that you want to do you can do it

so that is why we learn plus it teaches you control you'll be able to do higher

throws it gives you better technique for later on to learn more tricks and when you

do the lower it gives you more speed and accuracy as well so it's just

overall very good technical exercise to do all these three different heights

alright and now after this we're not going to do harder exercise now now

we're gonna do what it's called a dwell time exercise so dwell time means

how long you hold the ball in your hand before you throw it again so if it's a

very short dwell time that means you hold it very short amount of time if

it's very long dwell time it means you hold it for long time so you can also

say like slower and faster what we're gonna now call it the short

dwell time and long dwell time so we do both of these

this is high throw now this is the normal dwell time just normal

speed that I will juggling now if I want to do long 12 times so throw like a

slower pattern so I throw as late as possible and again it's the normal

height and now we want to go this a little bit lower height and you throw as

late as possible and then you're gonna go a little bit higher while still

throwing as late as possible and again you try to control and only make perfect

throws like that now these teaches you control

again if you do make a little bit mistake or something or one ball gets

thrown a little bit lower or too high whatever that it breaks the rhythm of

your 5 balls when you practice this already that you can do wait a little

bit longer and then throw faster that will help you and teach you control so

this is why we do it to learn better control and now we're gonna do also the

short dwell time the faster pace so we go to our normal high throws and now we're

trying to make that faster like this now we get it fast now what we're gonna do

is bring it a little bit lower and we try to be as fast as we can and again

focus on good technique only good throws and really focus on good technique and

then you try to get a little bit higher than your normal cascade and if you

do make a bad throw come down and start again now this teaches you again control

speed and control speed and control you want that 5 balls is difficult so if you

just go learn it like this it's like I learned somebody show it to me like this

is how you do 5 balls oh thank you and it took me one year to figure out

because I just saw it once and no exercises so when you do all this

exercises you can learn it much faster like you can learn it in weeks instead

of a year so some people can learn it even faster than that so

do these steps learn them okay anyway now we did the dwell time exercise in

high throws now we're going to do the 12-time exercise in flash so it sounds funny but

you get your normal flash and now we're gonna do a slower flash so it's

basically you start now now like really late and then you're

gonna yeah so it's the first that you start as late as possible so you get the

lower and then that's higher and really focus on those throws that they all

go to the same height like that okay and then we're gonna do the short

dwell time exercise all the same so we go to normal and now we try to get speed

clearly so we wait before we throw the first one did we so we can go to diddily

diddily diddily and then lower diddily diddily diddily diddily and

again focus on the good throws and then we try to be higher so

you wait before it's or the first so you can go I don't know why

but I like to say didily like that so this is again the dwell time

exercise this will teach you to be fast but control your throws again you need

this for the five balls and you need this for when you want to go tricks with

five balls and when you wanna go up to six and seven balls and even nine and

whatever you need that speed with the accuracy this will teach to you okay the

next exercise is the snake so when it comes to doing the snake the snake

pattern is this so the balls follow each other in a pattern that is so it's like

a snake going around like this so the first ball is head and the last ball is

the tail so that's how it goes but a lot of people mistake this exercise they go

like one two three one two three and that is not the correct rhythm and I see

a lot of teachers teaching that but they just don't know what they're doing like

they don't know what they're doing that's it period

so when it comes to doing this snake pattern the correct rhythm is one two

three one two three one two three one two three one so it's like that

so Ton Ton To Ton Ton To Ton so if you start from here we can start and you can

start with two balls this is something important you have to learn eventually

three balls in one hand so you can start it right away from here or if you still

find it difficult you can practice just this you practice from one hand to

another and how to hold three balls in one hand take one ball in your palm like

this now you hold it with your you just squeeze it with your pinky and

ring finger okay now you have your thumb and your index finger middle finger free

grab the one ball now if you lift your middle finger that is gonna be the place

to hold the last ball so this is how you hold and you drop or you throw that one

in the middle finger and then you throw the one from the index finger thumb and a

ring finger no middle finger index finger and thumb and then the one with

the middle finger sorry pinky and ring finger you're gonna hold it just

normally and throw so that is it that is how you hold the three balls in one hand so

you can practice like this first because you need to or you don't have to but

it's good to learn the left side as well do all this

so now let's get into the correct snake pattern so what I said you can

start from here snake or you can start three from one hand I think it's good

to learn the three from one hand but if you find it too hard first learn first

from here and then go from there so let me just show you to you how it is from

three in one hand first we're gonna go one two and three so just this you

practice on this side and then go from left one two three one two three and now

you're gonna get the speed to this one two tree and it try to be one to feel

just a little bit faster one two three one two three and then you just start

to add that speed now we're gonna learn continuous throw and this is what

we can start from here I'm gonna go the two in one hand you can start with that

so you go right right left so again right right left

stop there and then we're gonna go from left you're gonna go left left right and

right right left left left right so it's ping ping ping ping ping ping

so right right left and then left left right and now this is gonna be so you

can start right right left and then left again so right right left left right

right left left and now you can do one more left

so you go right right left left left and now you end up three in here now it will

be just you continue that you can start from the left you go left left right

right right ok now we're gonna start making it continuous so we're gonna go

right right left left left right so 1 2 3 1 2 3 ok so right right left left left

right and this is the pattern now once you can get this try to do it from the

beginning with very accurate throws so all the throw go to the same height and

same place the first one and the last one and the middle one everything goes

up the same height and in the correct pattern so right right left left left

right right right left left left right right right left left left right so that

is the correct rhythm now again from here you can start try to bring it a

little bit more down so you go right right left left left right right right

left left left right and then you can try to bring it higher once you learn it

as well sorry I had the wrong rhythm

like that now you can do this as well bum bum ba 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 but that is

not the correct rhythm for 5 balls like that is poorly done exercise for 7

balls okay or what I'm gonna say poorly I mean you should do it higher for seven

balls but it is not exercise for five balls it is not three ball snake for five

balls okay so the correct rhythm is Ton Ton Ton Ton Ton Ton get it Tin Tin you

get it and did I know you did okay but that is it that is it for the three

balls you see how many steps you can do with three balls and trust me if you try

them all even if you know them before if you try them all in different heights

and you also do the dwell time exercises you will learn that five balls much

faster right let's get into four balls so with four balls there's a little out

of different exercises I'm gonna show you the most important ones the first is

just half shower what we're doing in the crossing pattern so we build this

this is the first one that we want to learn so what it is you go high-low so

with the right hand you go up higher and then you go lower

obviously you want to juggle four balls first we want to do this but so we can

do it once so you just go high low and then continue both throws are crossing and

then you come from here and then either one - that's good right hand throws the

high throws and the left hand first lower but it's still right left

right left right left right left right left right left okay and where to look

I look more of the upper upper ball the higher ball but my eyes still sort of

like follow glimpse of it even if it's in your peripheral vision or then you

just quickly peek but you don't want to turn your head if you want to peek do it

do the lower high enough so you can peek it without moving your head so you just

move your eyes alright that's how you look and then you learn the others hand

side as well and if you start if you start to go like this padam padam padam

the balls are too close to each other so you need to make the higher a little bit

higher and the lower a little bit lower so you get this

pom pom pom pom pom pom pom instead up there Bam Bam Bam see that now they're

closer each other pom pom when they're the other one is higher and the other

lower you get that done son son son and that is the rhythm that we want to learn

now so you practice that and again once you get it continuous so you just add

one trow at a time then you can make it lower and higher as well

now the next pattern would be once you do that on both sides it will be that is

called 53 next would be 5 3 4 so you go 5 3 and then you continue the 4 but you

only continue it one time 5 3 4 5 3 4 so you get 5 3 and then 4 5 3 and then 4 so

high cross low cross straight throw high cross low cross straight throw I'm going

these steps very very fast because I don't want this tutorial to take long

time but you can always pause it watch it again I'm still giving you the

steps now ok and if you can continue here you just try to go high low

straight high low straight and again if the pattern is messed up you usually

need to throw that high throw a little bit higher and keep the low crossing a

little bit lower right so next exercise is this 2 crossing throws one two both

go up to five ball height one two one two and again on this five three four

you can practice this one to learn it a little bit lower and a little bit higher

as well just to learn to control your patterns and your tricks controls

alright so this one two and then for the left side one two and then you can add

one more one two three oh sorry no wrong exercise so now we're gonna do this

exercise and it's gonna go from one side to the other so you go right left and

then left right left left and you gonna end up all three here just transfer one

ball one left left right sorry and I've one left right left

damnit I dropped No so right left left right right left left right and now we

want to do it from the left side so left right right left

pom pom pom pom so this is a little bit poor so it's not fun pom pom pom but

it's bump bump bump bump like that and again try to make all the

hight especially that last one the second one as high at the first one so the both

balls go all the ball go high and then again try to keep on going so want to

pin pin pin pin pin pin pin pin pin and again from here you can do the higher

and lower so you practice it's a little bit lower and you also practice that a

little bit higher so you learn to control right and now you can do the

dwell time exercise on this one as well so you try to practice throw a slow as late

as possible that's first and then you go short dwell times so you try to throw as

fast as possible now this is

it's not the correct rhythm but again you can do it to teach a little

bit more than speed and control as well it's not a bad exercise it's just a

little different pattern different rhythm but it still I think it's still

helpful okay after this we're gonna learn to do you can do like it's not

necessarily which one is harder but we have one more we have five five five one

and five five five one four and then we have the flash so this is the five

five five and then you transfer go one two three cross and you transfer the one

ball to the other hand so 1 2 3 cross 1 2 3 cross another drop NO there so you can

after that you can try to get into the 4 ball pattern ok and they started again

I'm from here you can do it for the left side 1 2 3 & 1 2 3

transfer and continuing juggling and then you can just do it continuous so

1 2 3 and it starts always from the same hand so first you try to do it

once then you try to do it twice and if you can't do it you can be faster sorry lower and then you can go higher and then you learn the left side as well

like 1 2 3 three one two three and again as always

try to keep all your throws at the same height now after this comes the flash

now I know I'm very fast with this but you can always pause and practice these

and later and watch them okay step by step so then we have know we can also do

that sorry I forgot we can also do that so it changes sides so we go one two three

and we do one four you go once on this side and then you do it from the left

side now because of that one four that one straight throw that stays in the same

hand the pattern keeps on going now now we'll really make sure that all those

throws especially that last high throw gets thrown as

high as all the other ones and again that pattern you can then go once you

learn it you can learn it lower and then higher well but just like this much

alright now we come to the flash so we say one two three when we do this now

we're going to throw four one two three four and stop there one two three four

and stop there and do it from the left as well

one two three four and stop there now just add one more throw to this so you

go one two three four one and then you stop and then you're gonna add two

trolls so and also do this on the left so one two three four a one then do it

from left side where do they do do pull left as well then you add two throws one

two three four one two one two three four one two

once that feels good do it from the left one two three four one two one two three

four one two okay now after this you just add more throw so then you go 1 2

3 4 1 2 3 and after that you do it from the left side and then 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

and then try to keep the pattern height as good as you can 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 so I

mean the pattern height is your what you would call your normal 5 and you'll

learn it on the way like what feels good for the rhythm wise but you try to make

all the throws to go to the same height again I know I keep repeating that but

that is very important so make sure that you do it and if

you're not sure if you do it film yourself or ask a friend who is a

juggler they will know and they will tell you or you can see from the video

now after this you will practice this lower and higher so once you learn to do

the flash you can practice it lower and again 1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 1 and then it

will do that and then you practice a little bit higher as well like if you

don't know how to juggle these 4 balls like this there's no reason to go for

the 5 balls like if you don't know for you think you know five now so practice

the forward first first a lot worse first anyways that is the 4 ball

exercises not all of them but one of the most important ones so do them and then

let's go for the 5 ok so the five balls is now you're ready to go I hope you

have practiced this how to start three from one hand and now we're just gonna

do one ball at a time we're just gonna do one and you can do I I want to start

necessarily practicing straight from the left hand as well with these five balls

I will learn first from the right hand and once you can do it like ten throws

or so then add the left so you start like every other time with the right

hand and every other time with the left or at least like every third or every

fourth from the left because you need to press this at left side as well plus if

you have heavy balls you're gonna do so much extra muscle work with one side and

then you don't want one muscle to get big and the other one's a weak so you

want to practice both sides but first practice the better side and then do it

from the left as well or whatever it's the weaker for you so then 1 2 then 1 2

3 and you just practice that 1 2 3 and the rhythm for this is like it's not 1 2

3 you should get like 1 2 3 4 and then you catch the ball one-two-three-four

catch one-two-three-four catch one-two-three-four catch so that should

be a rhythm and then you add one more one-two-three-four catch catch catch

catch one-two-three-four catch catch catch catch I know you don't have to say

that out loud I'm here alone now so it's fine other than like you people

watching in okay so and then we add one more throw one two three four five one

two three four five and that is flash congratulations if you nailed it you did

it yeah whoo so let's continue so after that after you learn the flash you want

to make sure that you practice it for a while like you make really good throws and

all the throws are same height one two three four five now this is much easier

than you think if you practiced all those steps if you learned all those

steps and this is much much easier than you think now after this before you

start adding more throws practice a little bit that speed and accuracy so

try to do a little bit lower so you have to be a little bit faster from boom boom

boom boom and again you can practice just one throwl at a time

and then go like 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 boom boom 1 2 3 4 5 oh yeah and then you

make a little bit higher just to learn that's control as well now after this

then you're gonna start adding throws so we're gonna do five throws and with the

left hand you can just add 1 2 3 4 5 6 just go 1 2 3 4 5 6 like that so you

just add 1 more trouble 2 3 4 5 6 and then another one once you get that you

can add 1 1 3 4 5 6 7 ohh 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 and then you just keep

on adding one throw at a time now make sure that from the beginning you start

good throws and all throws are good now you always sort of add one more throw

and once you get up to the 10 once you have done this 10 then you can start

practicing from the left hand as well just try to little flash from the left

and the way to think about if that left hand is pretty tricky this is a mental

thing that you can do what you can do is and you can go and 1 2 3 4 5

so instead of trying this one too because you have practiced from the

other side you can just go and one two three four

five and one two three four five and one two three four five so it's sort of a

mental exercise for you first of all you do six rows so that's very good but also

you don't start that one with the left because you have already tried that one

with the right so it can be a little bit this mental trick that can help you a

lot so you go from the left you go one two three four five instead of that you

go and one two three four five and one two three four five so you really think

that one being from the right hand even if you start from the left now after

this once you get the ten throws you can start just trying to get more and more

and more now remember again always start with good throws because if you start with

a bad throws it's gonna be hard to keep that pattern going okay and if you're

having difficulty with that five ball go back to three balls and four balls and

every time you practice this five ball start with three balls just start going

quickly through those exercises and then go quickly through those four ball

exercises you can just spend five minutes and three balls five minutes on

four balls and then you can spend that 10 15 20 minutes on that five balls but

don't just go straight to five balls do those exercises first and once you learn

them you can just do quickly use them as a warming up okay so it's like a

technical warm up and then boom you're good to go with the five balls anyways

there was a long video thank you so much for watching this this was the complete

guide to five ball cascade okay I've seen a lot of videos people teaching

five balls and it's basically they just show you do this and then you know okay

so there are actual steps that you can take so learn these step-by-step learn

all those steps and then if you already know some step try and see how good you

actually are try the different heights and speeds all the dwell time exercises and

then go if it's easy for you just forget about it go for the next one okay thank

you so much for watching if you like if you want to see more

definitely hit that subscribe button and I'll see you in the next video

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Learn the alphabet | Letter A | How to write | Modern Cursive | Pevan and Sarah - Duration: 1:56.

hi Cubs are you ready to get your finger out we're gonna try and write a capital

'A'. Now capital 'A' has two lines and they both start at the top let's try it

together and a bridge across the middle and that's the capital A let's try a

lowercase 'a' get your finger out and you draw a circle with a stick and a tick

here we go and that's our lowercase 'a' now 'A' can make an 'A' sound like ant and

Apple it can also start the word astronaut and all these words start with

the letter 'A' okay Cubs get your finger out and let's

try a capital 'A' let's try another capital 'A' now let's try a lowercase a

don't forget the tick and one more lowercase

amazing!

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