Youtube daily do Aug 4 2017

- It's like, I fux with it but I don't fux with it.

I'll answer the reason why.

I fux with it 'cause I think everyone should smoke weed.

I don't fux with it because I personally

can't smoke weed 'cause, for some unknown reason,

it messes up my reflux.

It's a weird thing, I don't know what it is.

But if I could, I would smoke all the weed, so,

it's fine yeah.

- Yeah, I fux with it.

Increase the peace. (laughs)

- Um,

can I say neutral?

(laughing)

Fux with it, don't fux with it.

Fux with it.

Yeah, I've watched all of them, it's just, it's cool.

- Yeah, I fux with it.

He's like an English badman. (laughing)

I just grew up like seeing all the movies and stuff, so, I like Harry Potter.

(laughing) - Don't fux with it.

(laughing)

'Cause I've got a girlfriend so I've gotta

say that on the camera.

(laughing) Love you, baby.

- Yeah, don't fux with it.

I played like

yeah like one spot there but I've never,

not really into that.

- Don't fux with it.

- Don't fux with it.

- Cultural appropriation. (laughing)

- Uh, Malibu.

I heard that new track she put out

and I didn't like it at all, like, so.

I feel like after working with Mike Will Made It

and stuff like that, the new album

seems totally different, so, I'm not feelin' it.

- Fux with it, sometimes.

- [DJ Lukey] Fux with it, Magnolia.

- Yeah, I like his album, he's cool.

He's fun, he's fun.

That's why I fux with it.

Yeah, fux with it.

- Fux with it.

- It's home comforts.

- Yeah, Sunday roast vibe.

(laughing)

- Um, don't fux with it.

- Yeah, don't fux with it.

We got enough trouble in the world.

I hope it doesn't exist, like.

- Yeah, I don't like anything I don't know, so.

100% fux with it.

- Fux with it. - That's a cultural thing.

It's funny 'cause a lot of people, I don't know

about Canada, but a lot of people in America don't get it.

They're like, "What happened?"

Yeah, it's a cultural thing, isn't it?

When you wheel up a track, when you rewind it,

it's like appreciation for that track.

Like yeah, this track went off,

everybody loved it, let's do it again.

I mean that's all, yeah.

- Yeah, exactly.

It's that point where it's so good you just wanna

hear it again or it's like, it got so hype,

you wanna bring it back, so.

Definitely fux with it.

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Camisa do terceiro uniforme do Sport vaza no site de fornecedora - Duration: 1:51.

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What Do Police Think About Killing Animals? - Duration: 5:04.

Police: It's quite a difficult position still isn't it, for something that isn't illegal.

Police: and um, so you have to support it,

Police: no matter what a person thinks.

James: Well, that's the whole point.

James: I mean, even what like slavery was legal but I am sure it took certain individuals

James: to come to a point where they realized, ok this law is unjust

James: and I am sure, you know

Police: People like yourself where the people that can create change

James: Oh well you know, we all try um and you know like I was saying

James: with the actual holocaust a lot of people did that job because they thought it was legal

James: because it was legal, everything Hitler did was legal.

James: but obviously it wasn't right

James: and so, I mean

James: We do what we are told to a point

James: Like I understand it, that your job is

Police: What we do as police?

James: Yeah

Police: We make that choice I guess dont we

James: Sure but if someone told you to do something that you believe was immoral

James: You know what I mean, you can still do it

James: and I guess that's when it comes to the point where you do start to become a balancing act

James: and that's

Police: It is an interesting balancing act

James: It is, it is man

James: Like I don't envy the position to be in it

James: Like some points wouldn't be easy

James: As you just said

James: you can empathize with it

James: Do you find that there is some sort of level of hypocrisy when

James: you both are men of the law, you uphold justice,

James: you protect

James: and

James: say for example, someone was a victim of violence in the morning

James: I am sure you two would be the first to go in there and stop that violence happening

James: to that innocent being

James: that innocent person

James: and then later in the day

James: perhaps

James: you would go

James: perhaps, you would do what most of us have done

James: in the past

James: me, up to only a few years ago

James: and you would purchase an animal product

James: so you might buy a chicken burger

James: and although it seems quite a mundane action

James: what you are doing there is paying for the mutilation and the torture and the murder

James: of an innocent being

James: so it's like, if you do empathise

James: if you do empathise with that being cruel and violent and unnecessary

James: as I think we can all prove that it is

James: none of us need to eat animal products to survive and thrive

James: in fact, we are far healthier and likelier to live longer and

James: reduce our chances of many diseases.

James: So, if it becomes this unnecessary violence

James: do you feel like, on some level there's a hypocrisy with

James: fighting against violence and then paying for it later in the day?

Police: Yeah, totally agree

James: Yeah, great man

Police: I'd be stupid if I didn't say that was hypocritical.

Police: If I didn't like animals being slaughtered but then I went and had a burger

Police: chicken, whatever it might be

James: Yeah

Police: and that's something that

Police: is difficult because it's been ingrained in us hasn't it

James: Absolutly

Police: and we could carry on that path and it is very very difficult to

Police: change your state of mind in relation to eating meat

James: I know man

James: I've been dealing with people trying to get them...

Police: Have you been a meat eater previously?

James: Oh yeah, THE meat eater

Officer: *Laughing*

James: I would stack my plate up with a pyramid of meat if that was what was on offer

James: and I could

James: but I think it got to the point where first of all

James: I realsed that we could live and thrive without eating meat

Police: Yeah, if the world started all over again today, would we do it?

James: Why would we do it?

James: There is no need.

James: And then I took it a step further because I realised, you know, I did it for health initially

James: then I learned what happens to the animals and I decided

James: that I'm not ok with that

James: You know, I'm a peaceful person, respectful

James: and every time I buy an animal product...

James: It's like in the court of law here I believe

James: If I pay you to kill somebody, we both go down equally for that murder

James: Right?

James: and if I pay someone for an animal product

James: I'm paying not just for this package

James: but for everything that happened to that animal along the way

James: All the brutality, all the killing

James: and you know, it can seem hard to change

James: I was a massive meat eater for a long time

James: when I realized that there is as much cruelty in dairy and eggs and all animal products

James: they all come from cruelty

James: I decided, that actually doesn't make sense to not eat meat

James: but still eat dairy

James: It's either you are against animal cruelty and injustice, or you're not

James: and if you are, then the least you do is be vegan

James: I know a lot of people think "Oh vegan, man that is extreme."

James: but vegans... There's nothing extreme about it bro

James: you eat delicious, amazing food

James: It's healthier, but most importantly

James: you've stopped being extreme, because what's extreme is

James: saying you love animals and you're against animal cruelty

James: and then you pay people to torture and kill them

James: So that's all it is man

James: and if it is something that is starting to perhaps resonate for whatever reason

James: all you've gotta do is just look up "how do I go vegan?" online

James: and you just start, man. You just start having more vegan meals

James: When your toothpaste runs out, you get a toothpaste that wasn't tested on animals

James: It is legitimately so easy and so delicious

James: and so, I guess it just takes each and every one of us though to be the change

James: and to say, "Ok, that's wrong! I am contributing to it."

James: This is, as well, the most harm that anyone of us are causing man.

James: You know, we're good people in almost every other aspect of our life

James: but then this one thing we do, three times a day

James: is causing a literal...

James: You've heard them (the animals) scream today

James: It's an actual horror show, man.

James: And they're like children, they are so innocent

James: They are like children. Yhey don't know what's going on.

James: And they suffer this whole time

James: So, yeah man, it's about realising the injustice and then taking your involvement out of it.

James: And that's all that being vegan is

James: Yeah

Police: You make a lot of sense

James: It is a very logical stance.

James: Any way man I've gotta head off

James: Nice to meet you brother thanks a lot

Police: Ok

James: Thanks man, thank you very much

James: See you guys

Onlooker: You are amazing, you are a huge inspiration and activist to all of us

James: Thanks

Onlooker 2: I want to know how you stay so calm?

James: Because I was there, because we where all there a few years ago

James: Yeah that is right, it's about helping each other do better

James: not blaming and shaming anybody, but it is about helping

James: each other, realise we can do better and inspiring people to do that.

James: Try and inspire people to do that

James: because it is like where not, because we are victims as well of this thought process

James: This society that has told us that this is ok

James: so if you realize that everyone else is has been conditioned this way

James: It is not that they are our enemies that are doing this whole thing deliberately, once they can't help it

Police: Sorry guys

James: Yeah man, really nice to talk to you bro, thanks

James: I didn't know why I

Onlooker: He has got good people skills

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How to Improve Mobile Phone Gaming Performance - Duration: 5:34.

I have a weak cell phone.

And I was able to play c-ops with good graphics.

But I am not God to do miracles to all

So be lucky.

To start, let's go to the settings

Go to apps

For those who use Android 6.0 up there will not appear the consumption of RAM memory like the video.

But I'll give you tips in the comments because I'm too lazy to record with another cell phone. (LOL)

This was just to get an idea of ​​what we're going to do.

Before stopping applications, you must restart your phone.

Mine just rebooted.

Now pay attention

Go to the settings and then applications again.

Now it's just for almost every application

I do not recommend you stop this app.

But all the others do.

If you use superior Androids, go straight to Facebook, WhatsApp, Messenger and the Anti-Viruses

And then '' force stop ''

Because they are the ones who use more memory in their cell phones and cause blocking in games.

In the demonstration, I will not stop the app that is recording the screen.

Because recording will stop

Now I'll record it in the game using another camera phone.

Sorry for the focus, it's not a good camera.

( Like and subscribe. )

I put, level of detail, texture quality and anti-aliasing as much as possible

The shading I left at the minimum, and scale the screen to 85.

Increase the graphics little by little and see the maximum that your cell phone will go Without crashes.

And thus play with the best possible quality

Please, if you have liked it, leave it liked and sign up

(I tried to show the fps but the focus is horrible)

But usually ran between 40 and 57 fps

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What to do after being rejected at or for work - Duration: 3:12.

Hi, I'm Lisa, Guest coach and trainer with the Art of Career.

No one likes to fail or be rejected.

We don't talk very much about it and yet this happens to all of us at some point in

our lives ,

Whether you've been told that your role no longer exists in your company's re-org

or that the proposal that you've been working on day and a night for the last 2 weeks sucks.

Being rejected hurts. It hurts even more if you were given the wrong

impression that things were going well until the you were told the news.

So the big question is, WHAT WENT WRONG? If this sounds familiar, STOP,

take a DEEP BREATH and, say to yourself: "No one is perfect, I am not perfect."

Now is there something I can learn from this experience

Maybe this is a blessing in disguise! DON'T BEAT YOURSELF TOO HARD.

Learn how to overcome this crucial moment Do you know that an emotional pain felt after

receiving bad news lasts for only an average of 30s?

Yet, if left unchecked. , it could be detrimental to our bodies.

So, Stop ruminating. Stop pressing the replay button to watch that painful scene over and

over and over again ..., to a point that it cripples you.

If we continue to ruminate, our Brain cannot wind down to fall sleep.

Lack of sleep prevents us from thinking clearly, causes us to make bad decisions and puts us

on a downward spiral.

Einstein defines INSANITY as doing the same thing over & over again, expecting a diff

result. If anyone should give you a chance is YOU!

It's time to start looking forward.

Consider this Three-step process to turn your rejections and failures into lessons leant

and get OFF O F F the downward spiral.

Step 1. O - OWN UP Own up & accept the news.

It is what it is and there is nothing we can do to change it.

Step 2. F - Forgive FORGIVENESS is one of the best gifts you can

give yourself and others. Stop blaming others, your colleaques, the

organisation and most of all yourself. Forgive

Step 3. F - Find a different way FIND a different way, a different role, a

different workplace, location or career.

Come join us, it's time to have an honest conversation

Let us help you turn your rejections and failures into lessons learnt and successes.

Thanks for watching, Hope to see you in one of our trainings or

coaching sessions. Good bye.

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Discover The 4 Best Things To Do In Turku Finland! - Duration: 4:52.

In this video I'm going to show you the four must-see sights and attractions in

the 800 year old city of Turku in Finland. Hi I'm Gary Bembridge of Tips for

Travellers, join me as I take you on a journey around four must-see sights and

attractions if you're ever in Turku in Finland. It's

a beautiful city, it's a very old city and it really is quite something to see.

It's the oldest city in Finland at over 800 years old, although most buildings

are relatively contemporary as the city suffered many fires including the massive one

in the 1820s which pretty much destroyed the whole place. It was briefly the

capital of Finland before Helsinki took on that role. The first site is Turku

Castle. This is the most visited attraction in the city and it started as

a fortified fortress and was added to and extended over the centuries, the most

significant part is in the 16th century when the Swedish Prince John and his

bride ruled the region for seven years. Over its history it's been a fortress, a

palatial home and court, a warehouse, a barracks a prison and now it's a museum.

The walk and tour of the castle transports you through centuries of its

life. As you climb around the twisting stairs and hallways you come across

ancient rooms filled with intricate murals on the walls,

there's even an ancient old church filled with religious statues and

artefacts. There are numerous temporary and

permanent exhibitions of items linked to the castle.

There's gorgeous renovated halls and rooms with grand pillars, and even

waxwork recreations of life in the castle in the 16th century. There's

lots to see here and so make sure you allow plenty of time to do it justice.

The second attraction, and real must-see, is the beautiful Turku Cathedral. This is

another popular and must-see sight. Like the castle it's another ancient site with

origins almost as old as the city. It's actually Finland's national shrine and

the residence of the Archbishop of Finland. The huge Tower is over 100

metres high, and the cathedral runs services in multiple languages. It's also

an important venue for music concerts as well as its religious role.

Inside it's very impressive, it's got vast towering vaulted ceilings and columns, a

huge beautiful organ, a stunning altar and then various areas dedicated to the

significant players in the city and in Finland's history. Many important figures

are buried within the cathedral itself. It's a gorgeous place in stunning

grounds and a definite definite must-see. The third sight is the Aura river, this is

something that you should spend a lot of time walking along. The focal point in

Turku is this beautiful river Aura that runs right through it. The city

itself developed along the banks of the river and today it remains a place where

locals and visitors gravitate to. It's got walkways filled with flowers and to stroll

along. There's lots of cafes to sit and relax at. You can even take boat rides

along the river itself. These large ships moored along the banks act as

bars and restaurants, so in the evenings after work and on the weekends people

are drawn to the River Aura and they fill the area - creating a real vibe. Now

the River Aura is also important because this is where many of the major events

of Turku to take place. So for example when I was there, the Tall Ships Races

were in town. They visited Turku a number of times so the river is very important

in terms of the social life of Turku. My fourth thing to do is the S/S Ukkopekka.

This is a great and very unique activity. So another must do is to go on one of

the lunch or dinner cruises on the old steam ship the

S/S Ukkopekka. it's something of a Turku institution and you cruise out along the

River Aura and go past cruise port and ferry terminals and you head out into

the archipelago. The archipelago consists of about 40,000 islands of all

sizes. It's a very beautiful area with grand summer houses, boats and

lots of different islands which you can either visit for the day or you

can stay on. The S/S Ukkopekka takes you out to get a taste of the

archipelago for a few hours with a meal included. It's a great experience.

I hope you found that helpful and it has given you a sense of this beautiful old

city. Turku is 800 years old with lots and lots of

history. It's a very stunning place to visit. I hope you found that helpful and if

you did I'd love it if you'd "like" the video and, even more importantly, please

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