Hello people How are you?
In today's video I'll answer some questions that you sent me on twitter.
(You would take naked pictures for money).This is a complicated question. maybe yes maybe no
That would depend on the moment
Currently my answer is no
(Boy crush) Ashton kutcher
(Girl crush)
There are some women I admire
But I think ... Julia roberts
(His phobia) I do not know if this is considered a phobia.
I'll look into this later.
But I have a phobia
That when I die No one goes to my funeral.
Very afraid, the grave digger and my body
(Music of the moment) I think like everyone Mine is Despacito
why is a very good i love it song
(His favorite series) I have many, gray's anatomy, doctor house, csi
do not know Are many
(Your favorite brand) Several brands, such as Zara, Chanel, MANY
Christian Louboutin, I will not remember are many
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Do Welly like a local with Ashley Peters - Trail Blazer - Duration: 1:51.
Hey there, my name is Ashley Peters
and I run WORD - Wellington Off-road Riding Department.
This is the city that I belong in,
and I love everything about it.
It's vibrant, it's outdoorsy, it's urban,
it's all of the things that I think make a city exciting.
We could be in native forest and five minutes later
we're just down in the centre of town.
I really like how Garage Project is like a mash-up of creative energy
and community and the creativity of what Wellington is:
vibrant and fun and willing to take a risk
and willing to try something new.
Garage Project is really unique,
and they're not afraid to experiment with
different flavours and colours and textures.
There's no limit to what they can create here.
I love that, it's uniquely Wellington.
So it took thirty seconds to get here
to my favourite café, Prefab.
Let's go check it out!
Their counter food is some of the best counter food you'll have.
This one does not look like it's gonna be good for you
but looks like it's gonna be good for your soul.
So the plan is now to head to just outside of town to Island Bay.
Alright here we are on Wellington's South Coast
only six kilometers from the center of town,
and in fact just right here is a snorkel trail.
That was fantastic!
Saw some fish, saw some big old paua!
We've been up in the mountains, had a pineapple lager,
had a picnic on the South Coast,
been snorkelling with some of my best friends.
I don't know any other city in New Zealand,
let alone the world,
that you could do something like this.
I love this city.
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Do My Own Gardening - How to Plan and Plant a Garden - Ep3 - Duration: 9:00.
Time to start doing some planting!
Let's first talk about what we're planting and why.
First up tomatoes.
We've got early girls and super sweets.
These tomatoes are going to be ready in about 50 to 60 days after planting.
And the reason we're doing plants versus starting from seed, it's just way to late in the year
to try and throw seeds into the ground and grow them from that.
So we've gone down to our local nursery and picked up these plants; we'll just transplant
them into our raised garden bed.
The next thing we're going to be planting are peppers.
We have Serrano peppers, Poblano, Jalapeno, and lunch box orange peppers.
We also have two different kinds of basil.
We have sweet basil and lime basil.
The reason we're doing peppers and basil, if you'll remember the two people that helped
me build the box, they wanted peppers and basil in the garden, so, that's what we're
doing.
Plus basil just smells really really good!
So now let's talk about how we're going to design or plant our plants in the garden box.
What I'm going to do is I'm going to take them out of their little trays here and just
kind of mock them up in the garden box, and then we'll start the actual planting.
And after I get it mocked up, we'll talk about why we're doing it that way.
Let's start with our tomatoes.
So this is the general idea, our tomato plants are going to get the most room.
They need about 24 inches apart to really thrive and establish themselves and succeed.
Our pepper plants only need about a foot apart for them to really thrive.
So we're going to do a cluster of four here, and a cluster of four in the back.
With our basil plants, same kind of story, we're only going to do just one row of basil
on this side, and they only need about a foot to really thrive and grow.
So let's get to planting.
So after we pull it out of its little container, we want to gently pull apart the bottom so
that we can get the roots to establish themselves in our existing soil.
We'll dig down a little v into our soil, then we'll put our plant in, and simply just put
our soil back into place.
Now when we're planting out plants, we want to plant it with the stalk pretty much all
the way down to the soil, but not too much to where our leaves are touching the ground,
so, if you plant to far down just go back in there, pull it up, put some soil underneath
it, and you're good to go!
What's cool about tomato plants, and this one's a really good example; it had a really
long stem on it.
So we buried it a little bit deeper than normal.
The reason we did that is, you can have roots sprout off from the stem.
So we put it down in there a little bit deeper so that those roots can really establish themselves
and create a strong healthy plant.
So there we go!
All of our plants are planted.
Everything's looking good.
We're happy!
So the reason I went ahead and put in the tomato cages, is for spacing.
I went ahead and put the tomato plants in, and then I put the cages on top of them, and
I noticed that these were a little bit too close to this one.
So, it took me less than a minute to pull them out, move them down a little bit, put
them back in there, and put the cages over them.
So, this will give me an idea of how the garden is going to take shape, how they're going
to grow up, how much room I've got for everything, and it just lets me keep an eye on it, and
just have better control.
It's also going to help promote healthy growth by giving the young stems something to hang
onto or latch onto, so that they can grow upwards.
For example, this one, these limbs right here were touching the ground.
We were able to put our cage in, lift these limbs up, and gently place them on the cage
so that they have something to support them so that they can grow up and thrive.
Another thing we want to do is give each one of these plants a little bit of fertilizer.
We're going to take some 10-10-10 and sprinkle it around each plant.
This is called side dressing, and the reason we want to do this is to minimize the shock
of the plants getting into the bed.
It's going to give them a little bit more nutrients, it's going to help them, thrive,
it's going to help the roots get down and establish themselves and just really make
them a little bit stronger going from essential the potted plant to the bed.
After we get our fertilizer down, we're going to give it a good soaking so that fertilizer
can get down into the soil, and start to work.
After we do that, we're going to put down our mulch.
The reason we use that wand, is we want to water in the fertilizer really well.
We also want to give the roots a nice good drink!
We're doing this late in the afternoon.
Not exactly the best time but it's what we've got to work with.
The optimal time to do this is early in the morning when temperatures are cooler.
The reason for doing this early in the morning is the root system can soak up that water
and use it through out the day.
If we do it in late evening, as it goes on into night time, that water can just pool
up, plants aren't actively absorbing it, and that can cause a problem because it will let
disease set in from the water not getting soaked up.
The next thing we're going to do is put down some mulch.
We're working a little bit backwards here.
Typically we would run our soaker hose system throughout our garden, but we're going to
go ahead and put down our mulch, because we've got some significant rain rolling in.
We don't want all of our new soil to wash out from that rain, so we're going to go ahead
and put up our protective barrier down with our mulch.
But before we even do that, we're going to go ahead and wet our garden bed, one more
time.
We already soaked the roots really well, now we're going to soak the entire raised garden
bed, so that we can retain some moisture down in there, to help the plants thrive.
After we've done that, it's on to the mulch.
Let's talk about the mulch real quick.
There's lots of schools of thought out there as to which mulch you should use.
Some people will use wheat straw, some people will use pine straw, some will use wood, some
will use bark, some will even use newspaper.
I reached out to our local extension office, asked them what we should use, they said it's
fine if we use plain pine bark.
So that's what we did.
Grabbed a couple of bags of pine bark, we put it down in our bed, we're good to go!
The rain is rolling in, the bed's all set up and ready to thrive!
That's it for this video.
Next video, we're going to talk all about irrigation.
The types of systems you can set up and how to actually water your raised garden beds.
If you have any further questions, leave them in the comments section below, shoot our customer
service staff an email, or pick up the phone and give them a call.
Make sure to follow along by clicking this button to subscribe to our channel and click
this playlist to see the other episodes in the Do My Own Gardening series.
And as always, thanks for watching!
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What Is BREAKAGE | How Do I PREVENT It ? // LATENIGHTTALKS - Duration: 10:00.
Hey guys, it's Cam and today I wanted to
try something a little bit different as
you can see
I got a little setup going on like nighttime
I got my sweats and stuff on, it's actually
almost 12 o'clock so we're gonna call this...
Late Night Talks with Cam
*applause*
Basically I'm just going to be giving you guys
information that I wouldn't do in like a
regular video, like, it's going to be all
our information, no tutorial, just all
information but it's like good
information so, I suggest that you watch all
the way through and if you want to skip to
any parts or rewind to any parts I'll put
times, somewhere on the screen
right now
so today I'm going to be talking
about breakage and how to avoid it and
what the causes are and types of breakages
and all of that so let's get started
but first of all just a little
disclaimer I'll put it somewhere right
here yeah alright so, let's get started now forreal.
Breakage is defined as the act of
breaking, something that has been broken
or lost or damage as a result of
breaking but to define the word without
using the word within the definition we
have to define the word break so break
is defined as separation into parts i.e
discontinuity so basically if my hand
was your scalp and all of this was your
hair shaft
that's breakage
So, what are different types of breakage the most familiar one
and most known is probably split ends
I'll put a picture up of split ends, examples of
different types of split end, basically your
hair starts to break apart, like this
or like this and eventually if it's not cut
off it starts to split up the hair shaft
that weakens the hair shaft and causes
breakage
another type of breakage is tri-
trichorrhexis nodosa, um it's like little gaps
so this is the hole looks like a gap
it's like a holes within your hair shaft
or like little gaps within your hair shaft and
they definitely weaken your hair shaft
and it makes it really easy for your hair to
just, snap off
Another one is trichoclasis
and that's like, it's like a split end but
within the hair shaft, instead of at the
end, so it's like, it's like a crack in
your hair or like a split in your hair
shaft and another type of hair damage, hair
breakage that basically is the root of a
lot of breakage it's like mechanical
breakage or self-imposed breakage
Why does break it to occur?
Breakage usually
is rooted from a lack of moisture or
mechanical damage like I just stated
previously
The first why or the first cause
that I have on my list is lack of
moisture um lack of moisture is really a
big problem and it causes a lot of
breakage dry brittle hair is more
prone to breakage than moisturized
hair so it's very important to keep your
hair moisturized, it's more important to keep
your hair moisturized, if you have curly
curly or kinky hair, the kinkier your
hair is the more moisture you need. Another
cause of breakage is illness or medical
conditions if you think that you're
seeing a lot of breakage because of
medical reasons please consult with a
doctor
another reason for breakage is poor
dieting or deficiencies and by
deficiencies I mean like vitamin
deficiencies or not having enough protein in
your diet or not drinking enough water or
it's not eating healthy altogether.
How they be in the commercials ?
Got milk? Oh, wait
Another reason for breakage is stress
stress can cause a lot of problems to
your body and especially to your hair
it can cause breakage, it can cause hair loss altogether
Another cause of breakage is
chemical processing or over processing
like bleaching or dying your hair and
the last one I have on my list is basically
what I said before, um, mechanical damage
like aggressive grooming or styling and
also the accessories that you put in
your hair like elastics or rubber bands
or anything like that
so it's important not to confuse hair
shedding with hair breakage, hair
shedding is natural you can shed up to
50 to 100 hairs a day although you
probably won't see them much like I
usually don't see them much but
but hair breakage is usually not natural and it's
usually self-imposed but it's also
important to know the difference between
hair shedding and hair loss, if you guys
need to do a video on that let me know
down below
So,
Why does all this matter
um, so breakage and length retention
are negatively correlated, meaning the
more breakage you have the less length you'll
see or the less length you'll retain
so people who say that a lot but I don't
know if people get it all the time that
it's said so I'm going to try like to draw
it out a little bit and hopefully it
makes sense if it didn't already before
if it did already make sense, I hope you
enjoy my drawing
now that we know what breakage is,
different types of breakages why it's
important and what causes it
let's talk about how to avoid it and
it's kind of a long list, so I'm just
read straight off my phone, trying to
remember this, cancelled
the first one
be gentle when detangling, be gentle when you're touching
your hair in general it doesn't have to be
detangling, when you're styling it
anything in general because, your hair
is not afraid to just pop off, make sure
you're using the proper tools, I always say
that a denman brush is not a detangling
brush it is a styling brush however
nobody can tell you what to do so and
always make sure that you keep your nails
clean cut and smooth
keep your hair
moisturized and again the tighter your
hair texture the more moisture you need
avoid high tension and high stress
styles, definitely a victim of this
I have experienced a lot of breakage because of
this, but I'm doing better with it I
will admit that, I am doing better with
it, so like like tight ponytails, like a
couple months ago I used to use these to
make my ponytails instead of the
scrunchies that I use now you can see in
my, um, curly hair routine which ones I
use now um but it really does make a
difference like the more your hair is
pulling the more likely they can just
pop try to keep it at a minimum also
styling your hair while wet, I'm another
victim of that I still do it to this day
I'ma be transparent it's a hard habit to
break, another thing to avoid is
cotton pillowcases and towels they can snag
your hair and dry them out so that's two
things possible that you need to avoid
another important thing is to dust or
trim your ends when necessary especially
if you see like single strand knots or
all the stuff that I talked about split
ends, not even gonna try to pronounce it
again I had one time, I'm not going to do
it again, if it's at the bottom it's
important to cut it off, if you see it in
length of your hair you may not want to
cut it off you may want to I don't know
I need to trim mine, I'm definitely in need for a trim
having a healthy routine and a proper
balance of moisture and protein like if
you need more protein make sure that
you're balancing out
moisture, if you need more moisture, make sure you're
balancing out the protein, another
important thing, um, chemical processing
and harsh chemicals so like sulfate
shampoos I'm not going to say stay away
from them because I definitely do you use
sulfate shampoos sometimes you need like
a good clean especially when you have
like really dirty hair when using a lot
of product sometimes you do need a good
clean it's not good to use a sulfate
shampoo every time you wash your hair
unless you're only washing your hair like
once a month but if you're using a
sulfate shampoo every week your hair is
going to get dry and dryness leads to
breakage as well as bleaching and perming
I'm not going to say not to do it, well
I'm not going to encourage you to do it
but I'm not going to say not to do it
just do it the correct way and make sure
that you're maintaining it after it's done, um, and
lastly protect your hair from things
that can weaken, so like direct
heat can definitely weaken your hair and
um, UV radiation can definitely weaken your hair
as well there are several oils with
natural SPF and I will list those
somewhere here,
however some of these
oils only protect against UVA radiation
but not UVB radiation, UVA radiation is
responsible for hair color changes so
if I was to put my ends up to my roots my
ends would look like brown but my roots would
look black because of the sun's
radiation, UVB radiation is responsible
for a hair protein loss especially
keratin just be mindful of all these
oils and what they actually protect
against I think the one that protects
against both of them the most is red
raspberry oil if I remember correctly so yeah
I think that's pretty much the end, it's important to
remember that prevention is key because
once your hair is broken it's not much
you can do to repair it, like I don't
think anything you can do to repair to
or fix it, so prevention is really the
key to everything and it's also
important to remember that you can't
avoid breakage but you
reduce and minimize it
I hope this was
informative, if you want to see more videos
like this please let me know make sure
that you like comment and subscribe and
sign up for notifications thanks for
tuning in for late night talks with Cam
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Please Turn Up The Volume
SORRY FOR MY BAD ACCENT
ENJOY
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How do I evaluate my success throughout the transformation? - Duration: 4:18.
Hello and welcome to Lesson 10 of the Turbo Intensity Training Program!
In this lesson you will learn how to evaluate your success through the transformation.
Most question the idea of how to figure out if you are actually having results.
Honestly people actually google the question how to know if I am losing weight.
So in today's lesson I am going to answer that with a very basic but in depth response.
At the beginning of this course we discussed a topic that involved your before/after progress
pictures.
These pictures are not just meant to be a useful tool for the end of the transformation.
While going through this challenge that you accepted, it is important to take weekly progress
pictures.
These pictures include the same material as what was discussed in the before/after lesson.
You should take a picture of your front, side, back, and other side.
Upload those pictures to a computer and then place them in a folder called week number
-- whatever week you are on should be placed as the number.
From this perspective it allows you to see your progress as you continue along your transformation.
I usually like to compare the before picture to the current week I am on now.
This way I do not get discouraged.
It allows me to see the little changes over time rather then just 7 days.
If you are not seeing results, do not be discouraged.
If it continues for a long time, contact us through the support console and we will help
you find a resolution.
So how do you know if you are losing weight.
Let's just go through a hypothetical scenario.
One morning, after 3 weeks of going through your transformation, you decide to see if
you are having any major changes.
You have been doing very well but occasionally you sneak an extra cheat meal in throughout
the week or maybe you don't.
Honestly it doesn't matter.
It is that time of the week where you have to weigh yourself and log it.
You get up out of bed and go straight to the scale.
What do you see?
You see that you haven't gained or lost any weight.
What does that mean?
Well it means that you have plateaued.
A plateau is very common or typical in a weight loss transformation.
In fact we discuss it in more depth in the forever transformed coaching program.
Because of this plateau you are very concerned that you haven't lost any weight because
the scale says you haven't.
Is the scale wrong?
No the scale is hypothetically never wrong if it is accurate.
However, what actually could be occurring in your body is hard to explain.
Basically the muscle is making up for the lost fat, which is a great sign.
On a side note, it could also mean that you need to increase your cardio or pick up your
game at the gym because you are stuck at a plateau.
Evaluating your success is difficult but the truth is, if you keep following a path that
is showing some results.
The end results will be much more rewarding because you will see the premise of why 90
days is not enough to forever transform but it will also allow you to see some changes.
It is important to always believe that you can do better.
You can push yourself a little harder.
But when it comes down to it.
You have to be happy at the end of the day.
If you are going home miserable and unsatisfied then you are not doing yourself justice at
the gym.
The gym is not meant to be a difficult task.
It actually is meant to be relaxing and help you blow off some steam.
I know that with my membership to LA Fitness I always go in with a little something on
my chest and when I leave.
I feel much more relaxed and stress free because the gym is just what your body needs.
Success does not always reflect what we believe in.
Most of the time success comes in a form much smaller and more effective to the ego.
Which is why weight loss takes time.
It is a small package and it does take time.
But you have to understand that all the weight that you have now did not just pack on over
night.
It took weeks, months, or even years.
So when you go to the gym, go for a run, or do any type of exercise; remember put yourself
first.
Allow the stress to be released and focus on all the good vibes that life has brought
you.
Finding success is not just found in a picture or an image of yourself that is shown through
a mirror.
That mirror is no more.
Because you are in charge and success is what you make of it.
Take charge of your own life and do not let others define your definition of success.
Congratulations on completing unit 10 of the Turbo Intensity Training Program!
I look forward to seeing you in the next lesson.
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My Reaction to I'M MUSLIM & I TRUST YOU. DO YOU TRUST ME ENOUGH FOR A HUG? - Duration: 3:39.
Okay so there's this video doing the rounds on YouTube. The video is of a man, self professed muslim, who has stood in Manchester and with a sign reading I'M MUSLIM & I TRUST YOU. DO YOU TRUST ME ENOUGH FOR A HUG? First off what? I honestly don't understand the point of this. He's standing in the middle of a street in Manchester asking people to hug him. Is this gonna help people, is this gonna save lives. No it's not It's just as bad as those people that light candles or change their facebook profile pictures, it's virtue signalling, look I know people have died but i really really want attention don't forget about me Let's have a watch Granted Granted yes This has nothing to do with skin colour but go on (no matter what religion) I'm sick and tired of this 'I care about everybody nonesense' get to your muslim apolegising, I'm bored And of course Has to insert that caveat about race so that if you dare disagree with him then you're a racist (level of hate crime) What is a hate crime? Somebody explain to me what a hate crime is It honestly comes from this stupid desire to compartmentalise everything in modern society. Somebody made a nasty comment, let's give that form of being a dickhead a name, hate crimery. I'm really sad at the moment you have depression. It's honestly stupid hate crimess And at the moment I don't care if you as a muslim are getting a few nasty stares, because kids are dying on our streets and that's slightly more important Plus I tell you what I reckon the 'hate crimes' that are usually made up, by the way, will end when Muslim 'hate crimes' end Is beleivng that women should be stoned for adultery a hate crime? Or believing that homosexuality should be illegall? 52% of british muslims think homosexuality should be criminalised, and 1/3 of british muslims believe that women accused of adultery should be stoned# Pretty hateful comments actually When they stop having these medieval views, all hate crime against muslims will end I assure you. Not that muslim hate crimes exist anyway That's where your vile hate crimes come from, islam mate. Okay yeah blah blah End the hate crimery Manchester comes together wow. Just shrug it off tomorrow will be a new day and we can forget about the attack because well we're together we're united It's just pray for paris je suis Charlie on repeat, nothing will change at all, because people like this man here lull You into beleivng that being scared of islam is racist.
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Who We Are, What We Do: Police Studies - Duration: 1:06.
Because small class size and a lot of one-on-one time with the professors
it's interdisciplinary, so you do get to come across different fields of
psychology, law and society.
Obviously what we also want students to be able to do is to place themselves in
different roles.
Everybody assumes when I tell them I'm studying Police Studies that that i want to
be a cop.
That's probably one of the biggest misconceptions and there's a bunch of us
who don't want to study to be a cop.
You can go into things such as border control. Policing is not just about
policing crime, it's also about public order it's about policing of labor
strikes.
It leaves the door up to kind of expand your education.
yeah
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Do Not Run After Prophets And Preachers - Duration: 1:18.
Religious cults and cliques are formed
when people run after prophets and
preachers, people. We have to follow and
obey Jesus Christ or else we will be led
astray. Do not trust in people. Trust no
man. Jesus did not appoint any person as
a leader for His followers. Jesus said
that we are all just His servants. We
must listen to His voice and follow
after Him. His sheep listen to His voice
and they follow Him. Follow no man. Jesus
Christ Himself, alone, is the way, the
truth, and the life. May Jesus bless you.
Jesus Christ is alive and hell is real.
I am here to introduce you to Jesus
Christ so that you can know Him and
follow Him and have eternal life.
Subscribe to my channel to learn more
about Jesus. May Jesus bless you.
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Hey. What's up guys? It's Seiryu Majin here.
and welcome to my first video on my new series titled:
"What do you like about her?"
This is a series where I discuss my favorite video game, anime, and even hentai characters
that I absolutely love!
In today's episode, we're going to be talking about Nyotengu from the Dead or Alive series.
Her debut was sometime around Dead or Alive 5: Ultimate and Dead or Alive 5: Last Round
and she has become a fan favorite among the Dead or Alive community.
She's even reached such popularity, she was even able to make it into Dead or Alive Xtreme 3.
She's a pretty tall character with long black hair, has some wings, and a really crazy dress.
But at the same time, she is one of the most absolutely sexiest characters in video game history.
First of all, her voice actor is amazing.
Both in English and Japanese.
I could listen to it all day honestly.
Also her appearance is really nice.
it has a nice blend of sexiness and just really cool design.
Her fight style is also very interesting too.
I like the way it plays and it is not something that feels way too gimmicky out of the initial DOA franchise.
Yeah. Her command throws are crazy and over the top
but I think that is one of the things that is really cool about her.
She's more of a harder character to play in the series
but that's just how it is.
It's not a bad design choice
and I really do like the way she plays.
In Dead or Alive Xtreme 3, her wings are removed entirely
due to Zack's magical powers.
His island is able to take away magical powers
so Nyotengu can't even use her wings to fly.
So that's why she doesn't have wings in Dead or Alive Xtreme 3.
Even with all that said, she is arguably one of the most sexiest characters in the DOA series
and is personally in my top 10 favorite video game characters of all time!
But that's just me. What do you guys think of Nyotengu?
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