Cong Minh blog: Youtube daily about Jan 30 2017

Ukwon: "How your chemistry with Eunha ?"

What is the definition of chemistry?

It means you guys get along together well

Something like synergy.

I think only fans can tell us that.

Can I give you a suprise quiz?

Park Boram vs Eunha? 1, 2,3.

Eunha!

Boram is already my past.

Boram is over.

You just abandon her like this.

It's already been 8 months.

I only care about Eunha now.

I was joking.I really like Boram.

But Eunha is so sweet, so polite and so cute.

Can I say something dangerous?

No, you can't.

When Kyung was recording "Ordinary Love".he just talked about how well the recording went.

But this time, he just talking about how cute and sweet she is.

So he had feelings?

I can't tell for sure, but he said the music was lovely.

I have to make this clear.

Apart from music alone,

he said Eunha is cute.

So I asked, "Is it so ? How did your song turn out?"

And he said "You know, the song is great,

but Eunha is so cute.

I think he's nervous now.

Here comes the classic Park Kyung...

Busted~

I'm speaking as an idol member of Korea...

He avoiding it! (P.O sound really cute..haha)

Eunha is actually really cute.

I mean not as girl,

she 's so young , like from 1997.

But her voice so cute when she recording.

As you will hear in the song, there's line "All men are alike".

When she sings that part, she does with her short-tongou pronunciation.

That was just so cute.

So she made your heart beat faster.

She's just so cute.

So, all our BBC (their fandom) and Buddy, dont get this wrong, though

And there's a manager who always glares at her whatever she does.

Jealousy.

Choose between "BBC or Eunha"

This is too easy.

Why ask that.

BBC

It would be funny if he said Eunha.

Then his rank will drop.

Kyung is really stressed about rankings.

How did you know Eunha?

I made a song.

I didn't decide on Eunha when I made it.

I just finished it and thought about who would be right for this.

then "Rough" was playing on the streets.

And I happened to hear her voice.

Its destiny.

Then what about sing Eunha part?

This was Eunha part.

I searched about her and she sang so well.

Also, she is from the same vocal academy as TAEIL.

Right.

It was destined.

I think I have saw her. I remember seeing her.

He is showing off again.

I have good memory.

At the vocal academy.

Ah~

Why am I sweating so much.

So I asked her.

I asked her to listen to the song. Thank you for accepting it.

Sing Eunha part~

Just like how Eunha sings it.

I will sing Eunha verse in B part.

You sound professional. Eunha verse in B part~

(Singing Inferior Complex)

Wow~ Its good.

It ends with "Stop being timid"!

It did sound cute if a female vocal sings it.

Right. The melody matches so well with Eunha voice.

For more infomation >> [GFRIEND BLOCK B] Park kyung been asked about Eunha - Duration: 4:45.

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John MacArthur: If you are concerned about your lack of assurance, that is a good thing. - Duration: 5:26.

PERHAPS THIS WILL HELP YOU. IF YOU ARE STRUGGLING WITH

ASSURANCE. HOW DO I KNOW IF I AM SAVED IF I HAVE BLASPHEMOUS

THOUGHTS. SHOULD I BE TAKING COMMUNION IF I AM NOT SURE IF I

AM SAVED, IF I AM NOT CHOSEN, WOULD I EVEN CARE ABOUT BEING

SAVED? REALLY GOOD QUESTIONS, JOY. YOU HAVE A WONDERFUL NAME,

BUT SOMETIMES IT'S HARD TO LIVE UP TO ISN'T IT? I MEAN HOW WOULD

YOU LIKE TO BE NAMED JOY AND HAVE TO ALWAYS BE ASSUMED TO BE

POSSESSING ALL OF THAT. I CAN HEAR THE CRY OF YOUR HEART, JOY.

I WANT TO MAKE IT AS SIMPLE AS I CAN. THE FACT THAT YOU ARE

ASKING THESE QUESTIONS, IS EVIDENCE OF THE WORK OF GOD IN

YOUR HEART. IT IS EVIDENCE OF YOUR DESIRE FOR HIM AND FOR

SALVATION AND TO KNOW HIM. THAT IS EVIDENT THERE. THE FACT THAT

YOU WOULD STAND UP IN FRONT OF ALL OF US AND UN BEAR YOUR HEART

IN SUCH A SWEET AND HONEST WAY IS EVIDENCE OF THE HUNGER OF

YOUR HEART TO KNOW HIM AND I THINK THAT IS WHAT YOU ARE

ESSENTIALLY SAYING. THE WAY THAT YOU KNOW THAT YOU ARE SAVED IS

BY YOUR DESIRE. DO YOU DESIRE TO KNOW GOD. YES. DO YOU

DESIRE THAT HE WOULD KNOW YOU AND LOVE YOU? YES DO YOU

DESIRE TO LOVE HIM? YES. DO YOU DESIRE TO HONOR HIM?

YES. DO YOU DESIRE TO OBEY HIS WORD? I DO, BUT I, I

CAN'T DO IT ON MY OWN STRENGTH. WELL OF COURSE NOT, JOIN THE

CLUB. THAT'S WHY WE'RE ALL HERE. THIS IS THE SAME WITH ALL OF US.

IT'S ALL OF GRACE ISN'T IT. IT'S ALL OF GRACE. AW MAN, SO

PASTORAL. ARE YOU LIKE JOY, LACKING ASSURANCE. DON'T BE

TRIPPED UP BY THE SIN IN YOUR LIFE. SIMUL JUSTUS ET PECCATOR,

WE ARE SIMULTANEOUSLY JUSTIFIED. WHEN YOU REPENT AND PUT YOUR

TRUST IN JESUS CHRIST, YOU ARE HIS AND ALL OF YOUR SINS ARE

CAST INTO THE SEA OF FORGETFULNESS AND THERE'S

NOTHING YOU CAN DO TO CHANGE THAT. EVEN WHEN YOU SIN. WE ARE

SIMULTANEOUSLY JUSTIFIED, YET SINNING. WHY? BECAUSE WE'RE NOT

YET GLORIFIED. NOW IF'N YOUR LIFE IS NOTHING BUT SIN, TODAY I

RISE, TO SIN, AND YOU CARRY IT OUT AND YOU GO TO BED AND YOU

WAKE UP, WASH, RINSE REPEAT, YOU GOT A BIG PROBLEM. I JOHN 3:8

AND 9 SAYS YOU'RE OF THE DEVIL. BUT IF YOU ARE HATING SIN,

BATTLING SIN, AN UNBELIEVER, A FALSE CONVERT NEVER FEELS THAT

WAY, SO WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT THAT SIN, DON'T USE IT AS THE

THING THAT DISQUALIFIES YOU, BUT WHEN YOU REMEMBER HOW MUCH YOU

HATE YOUR SIN, THAT SHOULD ACTUALLY ENCOURAGE YOU AND

ASSURE YOU. YOU DON'T WANT TO EVALUATE THE CHARACTER OF YOUR

SALVATION BY YOUR FAILURES. YOU WANT TO ASSESS THE GENUINENESS

OF YOUR SALVATION BY YOUR DESIRES, BY WHAT YOU LOVE, WHAT

YOU LONG FOR, WHAT YOU WANT AND YOU'RE HERE AND THAT SAYS

EVERYTHING. THIS IS NOT A PLACE FOR PEOPLE RUNNING FROM GOD.

THIS IS A PLACE FOR PEOPLE RUNNING TO HIM. BUT ASKING THE

QUESTION IS IMPORTANT. THE PUREST JOY TO KIND OF PLAY ON

YOUR NAME A LITTLE BIT, THE PUREST JOY IN THE CHRISTIAN LIFE

COMES WHEN WE ARE OBEYING HIM, LOVING HIM, SERVING HIM,

WORSHIPING HIM. THAT'S WHEN WE ENJOY THE MOST ASSURANCE.

SECURITY IS ONE THING, SECURITY MEANS THAT I AM SAVED AND HE

WILL KEEP ME UNTIL I SEE HIM FACE TO FACE, I'M SECURE IN HIM.

THAT'S NOT ASSURANCE. ASSURANCE IS THE CONFIDENCE I HAVE IN MY

MIND OF MY SALVATION. MANY PEOPLE ARE SAVED, THEY'RE

SECURED BY GOD IN THAT SALVATION BUT THEY DON'T ALWAYS HAVE THE

ASSURANCE. WHY DO WE STRUGGLE WITH ASSURANCE, BECAUSE WE KNOW

OUR WEAKNESS, BECAUSE WE KNOT OUR TEMPTATIONS, BECAUSE WE KNOW

WE ARE NOT WHAT WE OUGHT TO BE, SOMETIMES BECAUSE WE FALL INTO A

PATTERN OF SIN AND WE LOSE OUR ASSURANCE, SOMETIMES BECAUSE

PERHAPS WE HAVE BEEN TAUGHT WRONGLY THAT YOU MIGHT DO

SOMETHING TO CAUSE YOU TO LOSE YOUR SALVATION AND THAT

GENERATES A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF FEAR BUT TO GO BACK TO THE MAIN

POINT, THE VERY DESIRE OF YOUR HEART IS THE EVIDENCE OF THE

WORK OF GOD IN YOUR LIFE BECAUSE UNREGENERATE ENEMIES OF GOD DO

NOT HAVE THOSE DESIRES.

For more infomation >> John MacArthur: If you are concerned about your lack of assurance, that is a good thing. - Duration: 5:26.

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Fast Facts #7 (US Theme!) - Duration: 5:14.

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Vega Squadron CEO speaks about Dota 2 team (English subs) - Duration: 5:49.

When we were making a team the initial idea was to gather a team of people that want to work hard.

Sonneiko's and G's ideas on this topic were the same with ours. Combine that with their skill level and experience and you get this roster.

Both G and Sonneiko were eager to join the team that prioritizes not financial conditions but the team of hard-working people. This is what matters for them.

If we judge from old interviews and what community thinkgs, Sergey "G" Bragin is a person who likes attention, he demands a team that plays for him.

But as it turned out, he's a teamworking person and the guys are really united. There are no such cases when he stays on mid and everyone has to run around him.

What I really liked in G is that he's the person to initiate discussions about matches that have been played. This is what we really lacked in our previous roster.

It's very positive for the team.

I haven't spoken with Ditya Ra, we haven't gathered for bootcamps just yet. When you speak to someone in person or in teamspeak these are whole different stories.

I wouldn't say he's a very private person. We didn't touch personal issues or businesses, it was mostly about games.

There are no people in the team that are not open. Everyone's ready for discussion, they offer stuff, think of something new and speak about it.

Our latest results in official games may not really be inspiring for our fans, but be assured - it's not as bad as it seems.

The team is working, they have a coach now, can't call his name, he's on testing period - he tried working with us, we try working with him. We'll see how it goes.

Team has an analyst as well, so they have everything they need to improve and the progress is already there.

If we look at the games after the New Year, like 3 weeks ago or a month, our CW's were awful. Now it keeps getting better and better on a steady pace.

Our main aim for now is going to Kiev Major. We might not look good on Starladder, there could be defeats as this is not what we are aiming for. Not Starladder, not DAC, but Major.

So we move to this bit by bit. We could have losses, this is part of the job.

I'm trying to host all the practice sessions with my team myself. I don't have much time, but I do my best. Yesterday we were speaking about the games with Cloud9.

First of all, the picks were bad, they picked what they haven't played before.

There was an idea during drafting to pick a certain hero, team decided to go with it, give it a try, but there wasn't any practice behind it.

And yesterday after the games we were trying to find out how did it happen and what has to be done for this not to happen ever again.

There have to be certain drafts without unnecessary improvisation, this is not what we need.

What goes to our games with Liquid, this looked more like what I see on cw's. Picks were ours, game was ours. If it was bo3, I believe it could be a tough one. Who knows who would win.

Despite prioritizing Kiev Major, we will still try our best on SL and DAC qualifiers. It doesn't mean we consider these tournaments secondary or something.

We will put our souls in it, as professionals. Moreover, after DAC qualifiers team will most likely have a bootcamp. It's not decided when yet.

We might try innovations there with the help of professional psychologist, this is what we haven't tried before.

Thanks to everyone who still believes in our team, we'll do our utmost best to not disappoint you. Only Vega, only victory.

For more infomation >> Vega Squadron CEO speaks about Dota 2 team (English subs) - Duration: 5:49.

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Georgie Fame & The Blue Flames - All about the girl ?? ( Original Footage 1965 ) - Duration: 2:47.

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MYTHS about Language Learning - Duration: 7:04.

Hi there, Vladimir here, with another video on how to learn English

The amount of time and money people waste because of bad advice or false beliefs is staggering

There are so many myths about learning a foreign language

It's what I talk about in the first chapter of my book Virtually Native

All those myths cloud your mind, waste your time and ultimately kill your motivation.

We need to dispel them in order to clear your mind, so you can focus on what really works

in terms of learning a foreign language

Let's dive right in.

Myth #1 Practice makes perfect

It's not just about quantity, it's also about quality

Study Hard vs Study Smart

It's about not wasting time doing things that are ineffective

please watch my video about Effective vs Efficient language learners

Myth #2 Too old to learn, The age myth

They say that it is very hard and even impossible to learn a foreign language past a certain age

past puberty

There is truth and untruth in this belief

I talk a lot in my book about age and the limitations of age

The gist of it is

acquiring a foreign language has 3 main aspects pronunciation accuracy fluency

In my experience age only matters for pronunciation accent

There are no limits on fluency and accuracy

I'm the proof

Myth #3 You need to have Talent for Languages

The language gene, does it exist, is it a myth?

how much is genetics and how much is hard work?

I guess we'll never know for the simple reason that it's very hard, even impossible

to draw a line between hard work and talent

The main thing is that it's not an excuse, it's like saying that

God doesn't want you to learn English

It doesn't make any sense

Myth #4 Better go abroad, the only way to be fluent in a foreign language is

to live in the country where it is spoken

No, that's not true I am a living proof of that

I learned English outside an English speaking country

and I've been living in Japan for over 12 years

and my Japanese is not even half as good as my English

In all fairness, the belief that studying in the country where the language is spoken

was kind of true until very recently, before the invention of this thing called

the Internet

In the pre-Internet era there was very limited access to foreign books, radio, TV and movies

one really benefited from living abroad

But today it makes virtually no difference where you live and especially with regard to English

Myth #5 Native speakers = the best language teachers

The myth is in the equal sign.

Many learners equate the term native speaker with the term the best language teacher

This myth is something I am quite passionate about, it is the subtitle of my book

by a non-native for the non-native

Okay, let me say just this

Knowing something and teaching something are 2 very distinct, separate areas of expertise

Teaching a language is so much more than just being a human dictionary

Please watch my video on native vs non-native language teachers

Myth #6 It's okay to make mistakes

And this is something native language teachers say all the time

No, mistakes are not okay

There is a difference between something being inevitable and okay

We are bound to make mistakes but it doesn't mean that they are okay

Myth #7 Strong motivation is essential

Strong motivation is the most important factor in language learning success.

Of course, motivation is important

We need motivation

We need motivation to exercise, to go to work, to go to school, we need motivation

to breathe and live

We need motivation for everything

The problem with strong motivation is that if you are not using the right method

you will fail to get results and you will most likely lose your motivation.

On the other hand, you might get good results even with low motivation

as long as you are using the right method

You need a bit of motivation, no doubt about that, but what you also need

is a smart way of learning

I believe that successful learning can actually increase motivation

In other words, motivation helps learning, but successful learning can also improve and strengthen motivation

do you really need motivation to learn English?

at least a little bit of English

Do people really need convincing, need a reason to learn to speak the only true global language?

Myth #8 Understanding is Everything and Memorization is Bad

This is one of the biggest myths about foreign language acquisition

Destroying it is central to my method of smart learning

It's something I talk a lot in my book Virtually Native

Save yourself time and money and read my book which is available on virtuallynative.com and Amazon

For more infomation >> MYTHS about Language Learning - Duration: 7:04.

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On the Record: Setti Warren's talks about experience as mayor, veteran - Duration: 4:11.

ED: BACK WITH THE "OTR" POP

QUIZ.

QUESTION THREE, WHO

IS GOVERNOR

BAKER'S CHIEF OF STAFF?

MAYOR WARREN: STEVE DAVIS.

ED: 2 OF 4.

MAYOR WARREN: ON FIRE.

ED: GOVERNOR BAKER IS PROPOSING

A TAX CREDIT FOR MASSACHUSETTS

BUSINESSES THAT HIRE VETERANS.

HOW MUCH IS IT?

MAYOR WARREN: $4000.

ED: 3 FOR 4.

JANET: "JUST GAVE ITSELF A PAY

RAISE.

IS IT A GOOD IDEA OR BAD IDEA?

MAYOR WARREN: BAD IDEA.

BAD PROCESS.

NEEDS TO MEASURE THE PUBLIC

ENGAGES IN THIS PROCESS.

JANET: THE GOVERNOR DELIVERED

HIS STATE OF THE STATE THIS

WEEK.

HE SAID THERE IS NEED FOR MORE

COOPERATION AND LESS CHARACTER

ASSASSINATION.

HE SAYS IT DOESN'T DO ANY GOOD

TO STAND IN A CORNER AND SHOUT

INSULTS.

IS HE RIGHT?

MAYOR WARREN: OF COURSE.

JANET: IF YOU RUN, WILL YOU

STICK WITH THAT PHILOSOPHY AND

NOT DO PERSONAL ATTACKS?

MAYOR WARREN: FOR ME, IF I DO

THIS, THIS IS ABOUT THE FUTURE

OF MASSACHUSETTS, NOT ONE

PERSON.

IT IS ABOUT LIFTING AN ENTIRE

STATE UP AND ADDRESSING THE

ISSUES THAT MATTER.

YOUNG PEOPLE, FAMILIES, SENIORS

NEED TO BE ABLE TO BE

SELF-SUSTAINING.

OUR STATE IS FALLING

BEHIND.

THERE ARE PEOPLE IN GREATER

BOSTON, MY CITY, AND THE FURTHER

YOU MOVE UP THAT ARE FALLING

BEHIND IN COMMUNITIES.

WE NEED TO ADDRESS JOBS OF THE

FUTURE.

JANET: WE HAVE YOUR PLEDGE RIGHT

HERE RIGHT NOW THAT THERE WILL

BE NO CHARACTER ASSASSINATIONS

OR PERSONAL ATTACKS?

MAYOR WARREN: IN NO WAY ARE YOU

GOING TO HEAR ME PERSONALLY

ATTACKING ANYONE.

ED: I KNOW YOU.

YOU WILL NOT REMOVE THE WORK

CONSIDERING.

ARE YOU CONSIDERING RUNNING?

ONE OF YOUR BIGGEST OBSTACLES IN

THESE EARLY MONTHS WILL BE

RAISING MONEY.

MONEY IS THE LIFEBLOOD OF

POLITICS.

IF ANOTHER PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRAT

LIKE JAY GONZALES RUNS, WHAT'S

YOUR PITCH THAT YOU'RE THE

BETTER TO BACK?

HE OR SHE.

ANYONE.

MAYOR WARREN: ONE OF THE REASONS

I HAVE THINKING ABOUT THIS RACE

AND WHY I HAVE SOMETHING TO

BRING TO IT IS MY EXPERIENCE AS

MAYOR, CERTAINLY MY EXPERIENCE

AS A VETERAN.

I TALKED TO PEOPLE

ABOUT THE

YEAR I SPENT IN IRAQ WORKING

WITH AND LIVING WITH PEOPLE OF

ALL DIFFERENT RACES AND

BACKGROUNDS THE YEAR I GOT THIS

DEPLOYED.

WE HAVE TO HAVE EACH OTHER'S

BACK.

THAT STAYED WITH ME.

THAT WAS TRANSPORTED FROM THE

THAT WAS TRANSFORMATIONAL FOR

ME.

I THINK ABOUT THAT AS I MAKE

DECISIONS AS A PUBLIC SERVANT.

RIGHT NOW, WE ARE IN UNCHARTED

TERRITORY IN THE UNITED STATES.

WE HAVE GONE FROM REAL

ESTATE-BLUE STATE.

WE CANNOT NORMALIZE HATRED,

BIGOTRY, XENOPHOBIA, SEXISM,

RACISM.

WE WILL NOT NORMALIZE IT.

WE WILL GO AGAINST.

WE HAVE TO WORK TOGETHER IN

UNDERSTANDING ONE ANOTHER.

I BOUGHT A GROUP OF PEOPLE

TOGETHER, CLINTON VOTERS AND

TRUMP WINNERS TOGETHER.

I WORKED HARD FOR CLINTON AND

WAS DEVASTATED WHEN SHE LOST.

I KNOW MY RESPONSIBILITY AS

MAYORS TO BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER

SO WE CAN TACKLE THESE TOUGH

ISSUES.

JANET: YOUR NUMBER

ONE ISSUE ON

YOUR RESUME THAT YOU WILL GO TO

DEMOCRATS WITH AND GET THEM TO

GIVE YOU MONEY AND BACK YOU IS

YOUR MILITARY EXPERIENCE?

MAYOR WARREN: IN ADDITION TO

THAT, I HAVE BEEN A CHIEF

EXECUTIVE.

I HAVE HAD TO MAKE TOUGH

DECISIONS, BALANCE THE BUDGET,

BRING MY COMMUNITY FISCAL

RESPONSIBILITY, AND I HAD TO ASK

FOLKS FOR A LITTLE BIT MORE

MONEY TO MAKE DECISIONS FOR

INFRASTRUCTURE, EDUCATION,

PUBLIC SAFETY, SERVICES.

WE NEED A GOVERNOR THAT CAN DO

THAT.

ED: GREAT TO SEE YOU AS ALWAYS.

I GREW UP IN NEWTON SO IT IS

ALWAYS GOOD TO SEE THE MAYOR

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GIRLFRIENDS IN COLLEGE | FRATS, TINDER & HOOKUPS - Duration: 4:13.

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What You Never Knew about the Armor of God - Duration: 4:26.

While studying the full armor of God, the Lord showed me something that changed everything.

Keep watching.

As I studied to write a chapter about the full armor of God for my book, Silence Satan,

the Lord clued me in on something that radically changed

how I approached it.

In Ephesians 6, Paul instructs, "Put on the whole armor of God, so that you may be

able to stand against the wiles of the devil."

Next, he clarifies the source of our struggles: "For our fight is not

against flesh and blood, but against principalities … powers … rulers of the darkness of the

world… and spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places."

Then he boasts, "Therefore take up the whole armor of God, so that you may be able to

withstand on that evil day, and having done everything, to stand firm.

Stand therefore…"

I noticed that in only five verses, Paul uses the word stand, four times.

Then God revealed something revolutionary: "The armor isn't

meant to help battle a devil who is defeated, but to

stand in the victory of the One who defeated him!"

This simple revelation changed everything about my plans for the chapter.

I suddenly saw that Paul used the context of the Roman soldier's

uniform to relate about the power we each possess as those dressed "in Christ."

Amazingly, each of the six articles in the armor are all ours—not

to fight for what we don't have, but to help us

stand in what we already have in Christ.

Take a look.

The belt was a thick leather that was band girdled around the soldier's waist.

Paul probably mentioned it first because it was foundational—the belt is

what most of the weaponry was attached to.

Then he likened it to the truth we have in Christ.

That is, knowing the truth about who you are and what

you have in Him is foundational for victory.

The breastplate was a beautiful, scaled metal piece that was fastened around the upper body,

protecting the vital organs of the soldier.

Paul likened this to the righteousness we have in Christ, which

protects the most vital part about us—our identity in Him.

The shoes were made of a leather sole with bands that wrapped up around the ankles.

On the bottom were stones, or cleats, to help the soldier

stand firm in his position.

In Christ, we have shoes of peace, which help us stand calm and strong

in the midst of difficulties and trials.

The shield was the largest and most movable piece.

It protected the soldier from the flying spears and swords of battle.

Paul compared this to our faith in Christ, which when raised,

protects us with an unwavering confidence that God's got this!

The helmet protected from the most fatal wounds on the battlefield—head wounds.

In Christ, we have a helmet of salvation, which protects

our minds with salvation thoughts: thoughts that are

true, pure, lovely, excellent and worthy of praise.

Finally, the sword was both a defensive and offensive weapon.

Of course, defensively, it could block the enemy.

But offensively, the soldier would stand and wave it in the air, signaling to an

enemy: "I'm armed and dangerous, you better stay back!"

In Christ, God's Word is like this sword.

When spoken, it defends against the devil's attacks.

But used offensively, it alerts Satan: "Stay back!

Because I know who I am and what I have in Christ!"

Isn't this awesome?

As someone who is "in Christ," you already possess the armor of God,

which is the uniform of Jesus.

Yes, in Christ, you have truth, righteousness, peace, faith,

salvation, and His Word to help silence Satan.

Now stand in it!

For more infomation >> What You Never Knew about the Armor of God - Duration: 4:26.

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8 Facts About Vados (Whis Sister) You Never Knew!!! w/ TheTrillKage "Dragon Ball Super Anime" - Duration: 5:47.

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Learn The Truth About Best Web Hosting In The Next 60 Seconds. - Duration: 0:48.

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Between Scenes with Evelyne Brochu | X Company | CBC - Duration: 2:07.

Feel like I could just talk about this for three hours...

I think a very special one is still the

plane scene.

We had to fake that the plane was shaking

So we were in unison sort of shaking

and swerving at the same time.

That drinking scene with the boys in the first season.

Killing someone with a kiss.

I have to say, also was kind of super cool.

The hardest one I think, was the tank.

Because it was three days of really cold,

really muddy, really heavy gun and running in the mud.

And we were exhausted. But at the same time

I thought, you know, this is nothing compared

to what someone would have actually felt

during World War II.

I think what's emotionally demanding about this show

is not necessarily specific scenes,

it's just every time you read and you're like

'oh my god' this is horrendous,

and then you have that second wave of 'oh my god',

this actually happened, probably even worse.

Everyone probably said the same answer — Warren.

He's hilarious.

He's got that level of honesty, he can say anything

and flip it around and repeat it again and again until

it's not funny and then it becomes funny.

I think he generates, I'm sure, half of our running gags

that we have in the group.

And then brings back old ones from season one.

Yeah. He's hilarious.

Dustin, he's the master of puns.

I read this morning actually that there's a

pun competition, you can be the best pun artist in

the world through this competition.

And I'm sure Dustin would score pretty high, if he went.

So Dustin, you should go, and I'll be your number one fan.

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Mercury - the closest to the sun. Everything about the planet Mercury. - Duration: 8:47.

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Lauren's List: What Your Handwriting Says About You - Duration: 1:45.

WITHOUT A PEN AND DARK WRITING.

WEEKS AGO I GOT THE NICEST

HANDWRITTEN NOTE FROM A

COLLEAGUE AND A MAYBE IT'S

ABOUT HOW RARELY I ACTUALLY USE

MY HANDWRITING THESE DAYS.

BUT A LOT IS LOST AND TYPE OF

COMMUNICATION EXPERTS THAT YOU

CAN LEARN A LOT MORE ABOUT A

PERSON WITH HER HANDWRITING.

HERE ARE THE FOURTH ADDRESSES

TO DECODING SOME OF

HANDWRITING.

FIRST UP SIZE.

HANDWRITING EXPERTS IN LARGE

LETTERS TYPICALLY MEET YOU HAVE

A BIG OUTGOING PERSONALITY WELL

SHY INTROVERTED TYPES USED

SMALL PRINT.

IF IT'S AVERAGE SITE IT'S A

SIDE OF FOCUS AND

CONCENTRATION.

THE NEXT S IS SPACING.

RESEARCH SUGGESTS PEOPLE

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A Conversation in English About Travel (with Subtitles) | Learn Real English 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 - Duration: 17:40.

Hello, everybody, this is Jack from

tofluency.com along with - Kate - this is my

wife, Kate and we are being quite

ambitious because we have brought our

daughter along with us. So, we are going

to have a conversation in English and

this is going to give you the

opportunity to listen to a real

conversation both in British English and

American English and baby. And baby.

You'll hear some baby noises, no doubt. And

this is going to be on YouTube but we

might upload it as a podcast as well, so

if you are listening to the podcast, go

to tofluency.com/podcast and you'll

be able to get some materials for this

lesson. Now, our hope is not to edit this

video too much, we;re just going to have a

conversation and we are going to talk

about vacations.

Yep. And talk about traveling. Now, we

actually met while I was traveling back

in 2007. So, it's almost 10 years.

Oh my gosh. I can't believe that it's

flown by, hasn't it. It has, yeah. And, erm, we

have been living in America for about

six years now. How many vacations have

been up since we've been here?

Can you remember anything in particular?

That's a really good question. I think a

lot of times we end up traveling for and

visits to family more than we travel for

pleasure or to get away from it all.

Yeah, so because we because we live in

America, my parents are in Europe; my

sisters in Europe; your family is

elsewhere as well, when we tend to travel

we tend to go see family don't. Visit family.

Yeah.

Yeah, we do. Why don't you tell everyone about our

latest vacation? Our latest vacation?

For the holidays this year, we actually

went to Florida and we met up with your

parents and your sister in Florida and

we had more of a beach vacation.

Yeah it was fantastic went somewhere

really warm.

I've got some videos on this, you know,

everyone can take a look at the videos

we made from Florida, but it was great

to go somewhere different and not to go

somewhere cold for Christmas. I know!

Yeah, we've never done that before and it

didn't really feel like Christmas

because usually we associate it with snow

and cold weather and instead we were on

the beach on Christmas Eve.

Yeah, and Christmas Day. There were park rangers passing out

sunglasses.

yeah giving out free sunglasses. Yeah. But

it was fun because people were playing

Christmas music; they were wearing santa

hats and we went to the beach on

Christmas Day.

mhm. Which... it was really strange; it was

really strange to be honest but very

enjoyable.

Yeah it was. Yeah. And then, let's talk

about an ideal vacation now.

Because we are thinking about going

away this summer...

where would your ideal place be? Where

would you like to go? I don't know. I have

always wanted to travel or somewhere

really kind of difference and obviously

somewhere that feels safe especially

with the children where we don't have to

get a lot of vaccines before we go.

That's such a good point. But I would love to visit a

country with some different cultural

traditions and food. I've always wanted

to go to Morocco. Morocco? Very cool!

Yeah, we we nearly went, didn't we, while w we

were living in Spain.

Yeah. But we just never made it there. That was

the time to go when we were, you know,

I mean, I think that once you start a family

family, you realize that the time to go

was any time before you had kids.

Yeah, exactly, and that's why you'll hear

people say and to anyone who's just

about to have kids, you know, take

advantage and this time right now but,

you know, you can do stuff with kids like

make these videos and podcasts... so,

yeah... you say Morocco, anywhere

else? I would love to explore

Australia more

as well, and you have a cousin who

actually lives in Australia.

Yeah. That would.. it would be fun to visit them and

we've been talking a lot with our son

about koala bears and kangaroos and

different animals that live in

Australia, so that would be fun,

yeah, and I would love to travel around

Asia as well. Yeah, I haven't really been

out that way at all.l I haven't been to

anywhere in Asia. I haven't been to Australia,

I think the farthest east I've been is

probably Germany.

Wow. Yeah and that's western Europe, so...

but you have been all the way down to

Patagonia in South America. Yes.

So, you've just traveled in a different

direction. But i feel like I'm so glad

that I have a partner who loves to

travel.

Yeah. That we found each other because we

can go on my adventures and we can maybe

take some trips now while Thomas is

little. But I would love to take him

and Emma, who's chiming in, on some

neat vacations when they get older and

just travel and experience life in

different parts of the world.

Yeah, it's a strange time for us because

it seems like we're just dealing with,

you know, emergency situations when we

travel and this year, though, when we went

to Florida, Thomas was excited about it.

We could show him pictures and we could

talk about it in terms of what we were

going to do and he got excited about

that.

Yeah. And he talks about it now. He's

developing those memories and we took

some great photos while we were there too.

Yeah, so, yeah. And I think, as the

children get older,

we're going to have great times and we can

do very specific things, and they'll get those

memories - they will have those memories.

Yes. Where did you travel when you

were a little? Do you have memories of

traveling? We went to France a lot and we

went to Spain a lot and and well, you

know, my memories when I was young - you

always make fun of me because I talk

about my memories all the time.

Yeah, by the way, Jack has an incredible

memory - you

well kind of well. When was your

earliest memory from? how old were you?

I don't really know to be honest...

no, there was that memory where I

remember being in my mom's arms when I

was six months old or I had to be six

months old because they were in their old house.

I remember seeing our neighbor and my

mom was talking to the neighbor.

Yeah. And I remember... I remember that

little ,you know, snippet - that tiny bit of

memory but it's not that clear. I know, but

six months old, that's incredible. I think

that'll mean that Emma will start to

remember life, potentially, in just a

couple of months because she's almost

four-months-old. Yeah, she is. Emma, are

you gonna remember this? Today? She might

remember this. Or at least, she'll have the video

to look back on. We always

went to France; we went to Spain a

lot and when I think I was about 11 or

12 when, maybe younger, when we got

a caravan. So. it used to take us three days

to get to the south of France and we

would spend about two weeks there. We went to

place called Canet Plage, which is near

Toulouse and we went there every

summer for about five years, I think.

And we've met the same people, it

is really cool because as a kid you want

to be around other kids

and there were a bunch of a children there who we

could play with. They had a great pool;

they had sports going on. The beach was

really close by. My sister liked it

because she was getting to the age where

she could go out and it was that kind of

place but, you know, it was

safe - it was great.

We really enjoyed it. How was it

traveling with your family, especially

as you got to be older in such a

small vehicle and sleeping in it.

I remember one trip especially when

... there was a big heat wave in France

and we we just poured water over our

heads because we didn't have air

conditioning

in the car - super hot and the other thing

France at that time and I don't know

if that's changed - but they didn't have proper

toilets. They had like holes in the floor.

I bet that that has changed. I imagine it has.

You know, that's what I

remember about it.

And then one year, we went down with

another family.

And a friend - one of my sister's friends

came as well and I went in the car with

the other family they had a conditioning. And it

was such a big difference. Yeah, I

can imagine that's something that we

take for granted, I think. Yeah, no one in

the UK had air conditioning in a car

it was very very rare.

Wow. It must be... because it doesn't get that hot.

So, people don't feel like they need it.

Yeah. Okay, we're back and I just asked a

question about.. what you did for vacation.

Where did you go when you were when you

were a kid? When I was a kid we actually

took a family beach vacation every

summer. My family and family friends

would rent a house on an island called

Block Island which is an island the coast of

Rhode Island and New England and we

would drive and take a ferry to the

island and we just had a great time. We

would go to the beach every day; we would

grill seafood at night.

Yeah, it was a really special memory

for me. And was not like every

summer?

Yeah, it was every summer for probably

five or ten years. Oh, really? Yeah, my mom

actually grew up going there when she

was a kid too, so she had memories of the

place and all the different areas to

go and it was just a really neat... (thing to to do) When

was the first time you went abroad?

Do you remember? The first time that I went

abroad, I was probably about 10 years

old. My dad decided to start working for

an airline because he really wanted to

show us the world

and so he was working for a British

airline and he got a free ticket

- all right, that's fantastic - every year

So, he took he took my sister and I

both on a trip to England. Did you go to Scotland

too? We did. Was that the same trip?

I think so.

Well, no. That was a different trip. That

was a trip that we took

all as a family together, but my

father actually passed away when I was

in collage, so the fact that we had

that trip together just meant so much. It

was just a special special thing to have

done with him. Great, and do you

remember the journey? I do. What was

that... because going to the UK or anywhere in Europe

you're doing the overnight flight.

from America. That is challenging. uh-huh

Do you remember that? I think, I mean, I'm sure

that I was tired but I think it was just

the most exciting thing that had ever

happened to me and just the novelty of

everything - being able to look out an

airplane window; eating pretzels - a

little packet of pretzels like it was

just all magical It was so much fun. I remember

the first time I came to America

because my uncle, you know my uncle used

to work in America? And he

got us on a flight and it was economy class

but we went to the check out and

then went -they just said our last name, Askew?

Askew? We'll see what we can

do because my uncle used to fly back and

forth to the UK and back to America

all the time, so they - my sister didn't

come on that trip - I think was 14. No, this

is second time.

no no - sorry, I'm getting confused - we

came when i was ten and and that's when -

we did - we got bumped up to first class

yeah - and it was just amazing.

I remember it very clearly. I think

because my dad works for the airline too,

we get bumped up - not all the way up to first

class but to premium economy. We were

in business class and it was

an experience. Yeah. Have you seen some of

those recent pictures of the new

like business class on these luxury

jets?

No, but.... they have like, you know. spas

and showers and a circular bar - there's a

lot going on with them now, obviously,

very very expensive, but and I think if

you get - some people I've have seen on

Facebook get on these flights or at least,

you know, getting the first preview...

some YouTubers, and it just looks

incredible. That sounds great.

that would make flying with my children

worth it.

Yeah, no, definitely. It's hard, isn't it,

with small children. Yeah - the flying - it can

be you. It can be hard - you just never know

what you're gonna get,

ever day is different. No, but you know,

it's good. We feel very grateful to be

able to do it, you know. to go on

these vacations.

So, you mentioned Morocco

before as an ideal place to go on

vacation - where is your ideal..

I was gonna...

tell me about it. I was thinking

about this, you know, while we've been

having this discussion but i think

probably...

Australia. I think it would be Australia or

Japan. I think somewhere in Asia maybe -the

the problem is when I start to think

about these like ideal vacations then I

think about the practical side of things -

with children, you know, because

it is completely different. When I went

travelling I was on my own I had a tiny

backpack and I went away for nine months

and, you know, I could go on a bus for 42

hours. It was fine - kind of - you know, but

it's something I could do, but now it's

thinking about those things -

forgetting about children, is it easier

to travel on your own with me? Oh,

so much easier on my own.

I was worried that you were going to say that.

Explain!

Well, when you're on your own

you... you have your stuff and that's

it.

If you feel tired and down, you know,

or if you're like, you just don't talk to

someone, you can

just do that and. If you wanna be...

if you wanna be outgoing, then you can, you

know, just just meet other people and

then you just make your own decisions

but, yeah, it's more fun traveling

with someone. It is. That's the other thing.

'Cause you get to share your experiences

and just talk to somebody about what's

going on.

Yeah, definitely. Well, cool. Well, shall we

wrap it up?

Yeah, let's wrap it up. Do you have a question for the

audience about vacations?

Yeah, I mean - I've put you on the spot - absolutely

I always have questions, you know that. Okay, so give

everyone a question that they can answer

either if you're watching on YouTube

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