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sound speeds and welcome to part three of can you EQ a bad mic to sound good now

part three is gonna live just about entirely on this screen of my computer

now if you watch the previous videos and if you haven't I strongly recommend

you catching up first I talked about the equalization of the microphones being

done in Audacity and the reason why is because the idea is that if you have a

cheap seventeen dollar microphone like this Neewer NW-700 then you probably

don't have much of a budget if you're gonna try to make this work for you

so knowing that a free program like audacity should be what we try to use to

pull one over on people and see if we can't actually make it sound like a

higher-quality microphone than it really is

so let's jump over to the computer and see what exactly I did okay before we

really get going here I wanted to show you that I did - voiceover passes with

this door microphone as you're currently listening to it right now you're seeing

that it matches the video and therefore you can tell that this is actually the

audio that we're using we're gonna pick one of these in a second and we're gonna

modify it now also by default all Gasset e loads

up into this weird linear mode which is you as you can look at the screen you

can see where it goes from zero point zero to one point o and negative one

point O this doesn't really do us a whole lot of good we would rather drop

down the list and go to decibels the difference basically is this is linear

this is logarithmic and basically logarithmic what you'd rather use

because decibels are logarithmic in a nutshell what that basically means is

that but you're gonna see that the audio levels totally change and that's because

the difference between negative 60 and negative 50 decibels is totally

different reality than negative 10 - zero decibels so if you notice now I'm

actually widening out the waveform that way when it turned into spectrogram mode

you can see a greater detail of the graphic representation of the sound now

if you look here it starts at 0 K Hertz goes up to 24 k Hertz now most vocal

frequencies are gonna be around here up through this whole area so this is where

my voice basically comes into play anything that's above that is basically

you know still my voice but that's probably overtones and undertones or

what all these would be and if you're not

familiar with those our link down in the description ok so let's look at this gap

between the two voiceovers I'm doing vice ok so this is where the voiceover

finishes and these little sounds right there or maybe me breathing maybe a

little background noise or something like that but right there where that

blue is peeking up from right here to right there in between that is about the

quietest it's gonna get that's the noise floor that noise for if you're not

familiar watch this video up here and I'll go ahead and give you a bit of

knowledge on that basically a noise floor is the lowest volume the room

environment that you're shooting in can possibly be anything lower is obviously

not going to be possible because this is your noise floor that is the very bottom

level your sound could ever be no quieter now if you notice my noise floor

is actually incredibly quiet and you can't even hear the background noise in

this room underneath the voiceover the entire voiceover covers it up completely

you'll never hear those frequencies to remove your background noise altogether

in audacity it's extremely easy to do you simply highlight your noise floor go

up to effect and then noise reduction step one get in a ways profile click

that button from there you want to highlight your entire document with a

double click hit effect go to noise reduction again and then under step 2

these are your settings double check that it may says reduce and then hit OK

from there watch this background noise completely go away now if you look at

both sides of my voice over here you'll notice that there is no noise in the

background the noise floor has completely been removed but I didn't do

that in the voiceover processing I did so I'm going to undo that noise

reduction what I did do though is I zoomed in and I highlighted from the

very start of the edge of that voiceover and I removed everything from there I

went to effect I went down to where is it generate silence that was it and then

I hit OK and that basically blocks the whole thing out that is completely dead

quiet now and then I'll did the same thing at the end so by now we've already

started to process our first voice over so we're gonna go ahead and hit delete

on that highlighted second voice over and we're going to get rid of it now if

I want to come over here and basically silence this I'm gonna generate silence

hit play okay let's listen to that ice I heard a

pop right there I'm not happy with that I'm gonna hit undo that silence right

there let's zoom in a little bit more and I'm gonna highlight up to let's see

if I take that little bit out there is that the pop we heard before generate

silence and okay let's back up this thing just a little bit and listen to it

sound advice I did not hear a pop and it sounds dead quiet after that this

waveform drops down and instantly that's where the noise four would normally pick

back up but it's not there so we don't need to worry about this anymore and

that would be one of the reasons why Mike Delgado said he did not hear that

gate opening or closing it's because there wasn't one it's simply it's dead

silence at the beginning and end of the voiceover oh look at that I didn't even

do the beginning of this I'm gonna do this again in the waveform mode and

you're gonna see generate - silence it's going to completely quiet this entire

thing I didn't even go all the way up to the end there we'll do it one more time

to completely quiet this thing out and now

have a question you'd like answered or want to add something be sure to write

it in the comment section down below okay now we're ready to take this to the

next step equalization because I'm sure inquiring

minds are going to want to know these are the frequency response patterns for

each of the microphones we tested and did a voiceover for every single one of

these was taken from the documentation that I could find online well except the

numeron w 700 for this I actually had to take a picture of the pamphlet that came

with the microphone and photoshopped it so it looked like it would belong with

the rest of them now I do want to point out that the shure sm7b i ran in

completely flat mode which is just this black line right there I did not use the

roll-off I did not use the high shelf on the C 4000 B I ran it in cardioid mode

which is why that's there and of course the cat can't equity 100 I did not use

the roll-off on that as a matter of fact I did no Roelofs on any of these

microphones okay before we do anything let's I should listen to what we're

dealing with here have a question you'd like answered or want to add something

be sure to write it in the comment section down below or if you'd like to

make a suggestion for a future topic of discussion again comment section down

below or you can send me an email at sound speeds at yahoo.com be sure to

subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss out on future sound

advice okay so that's what we're dealing with here now let's go to effect

equalization and start playing by default it's set to flatten now if I if

I were to guess I would say this thing is probably in major need of some low

end however what I'm going to do first before I do anything else is I'm gonna

create a roll-off and that's basically gonna be from about right here at 80

decibels I'm sorry it's gonna be right here from about 80 Hertz down to 20

Hertz and anything from there is gonna basically be rolled off you see my

little green curve right there is basically from where I'm kind of

grabbing and pulling from so what I'm gonna do initially here is I'm going to

create some false low end by going up a little bit higher I'm gonna give it

about 6 dB so around 80 Hertz is gonna be about there and then imma slowly

start ramping it off around 100 and we'll see if going down to maybe flat

around 200 Hertz if that gives me anything let's listen have a question

you'd like answered or want to something be sure to write it in the

comment section down below okay so it's thrown aside we're starting to get a

little someplace let's go ahead and do this and see what happens there have a

question you'd like answered or want to add something be sure okay it's slowly

starting to get there I'm not exactly happy with the way it's starting to

sound but I'm gonna play with it a little bit more and see what we can come

up with have a question you'd like answered or

want to add something be sure to write it in the comment section down below

okay so it's starting to kind of shape itself out a little bit we're gonna play

a little bit more

have a question you'd like answered or want to add something be sure to write

it in a comment section down below and then I just kept working my way on the

frequencies until I came up with this right here this is the actual

equalization processing that I applied to the NW 700 to try to pull one over on

you and Mike delgadio notice I actually added a little bit of low in there and

then it kind of went flat for a bit and then around the 2k mark I started to go

up a little bit for a high shelf and that's because I wanted to kind of

create a little bit of a crispness boost right up in there I guess you could

almost say it was a presence boost when I hit about this point but for the

low-end most the cheaper microphones do not

represent the low-end very well even though it says it's acoustically flat on

the frequency response chart and so I wanted to actually add some to try to

fatten it up a little bit as a matter of fact this is the actual processing I did

to each of the microphones you heard this is the shure sm7b you notice it's

relatively flat but I did end up going up and down just a little bit

only a decibel or two in a couple of the frequency ranges just to try to even it

out a little bit and then of course I added a lot of brightness at the end now

the newer NW 700 we've already seen the cat equity 100 was basically flat for

the most part I did add some low end and of course I added some high end there

for presence boost as for the 8 KGC 1000 B you saw even on Mike's Delgado's face

the low end on that microphone when I got it all the way up on it the

proximity effect kind of wiped it out so I actually had to remove quite a bit of

low end but then it started to suffer a little bit because of that low end

around the mids and highs so I ended up adding quite a bit of that back in so

for our demonstration here I basically recreated the equalization curve that I

applied to my voice over before now let's hit preview and see how well I did

duplicating I have a question you'd like answered or want to add something be

sure to write it in the comment section down below sounds about like it did

before to me so I'm gonna hit OK now get this that's all the processing I did

before so let's listen to it in its completion have a question you'd like

answered or want to add something be sure to write it in the comment section

down below or if you'd like to make a suggestion for a future topic of

discussion again comment section down below or you can send me an email at

sound speeds at Yahoo komm be sure to subscribe and turn on

notifications so you don't miss out on future sound advice no I did not

equalize it any further believe it or not I did not normalize it nor did I use

a compressor on this file all I did was those two steps I quieted the beginning

and end and then I simply eq'd it that's it so there you have it it kept it very

simple because I was talking so close to the microphone I just had to mute the

beginning and end of the audio track and then you wouldn't hear any background

noise and then I simply equalized it until you no longer heard any of the

defining characteristics of each microphone and they all scented more or

less the same from there i normalized it up to 0 DB and save the audio clips I

typically limit the audio processing that I do in my videos here on sound

space to 5 different components number one is I remove all the background noise

number two is I add a gate just in case something stinks through number three is

I equalize the low end of my voice just a little bit because as we know I don't

have much low end number four is I compress it number five is a normalize

it from there I put it into my video editing program and run wild thank you

for staying with us for all three parts of this video where we eq'd a bad mic to

sound more presentable notice I didn't say to sound like a good mic because

it's simply that more presentable so in the future wait a second stop right

there let's actually go back over to the computer for a second that's right I'm

not quite done with you yet because if you notice in front of me is this newer

NW 700 microphone that's right the cheap seventeen dollar microphone is the

microphone I've been using for the voiceovers I've done this entire video

did I fool you because this time I did the exact same processing I just walked

you through except I changed up the equalization just a little bit because

I'm not trying to trick you anymore I did a best-effort equalization to see if

I could pull one over on you did it work tell me in the comment

section down below if I fooled you now we can resume the closing of this video

if you have any questions or comments be sure to write them in the comment

section down below I will look at them regardless thanks for tuning in to this

episode of sound speeds and be sure to tune in to the future where we're gonna

have more fun and sound advice have a question you'd like answered or want to

add something be sure to write it in the comment section down below you can also

make a suggestion for future topics of discussion again

comment section down below or you can email me at sound speeds at yahoo.com

be sure to subscribe and turn on notifications so you won't miss out on

future sound advice

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Why you can hear a train in the railway tracks from miles away (Animated and explained) - Duration: 3:56.

This video will save your life if you would ever be in a situation like this:

You have to cross a bridge and you don't know if a train is coming or not. So what

do you do? First of all I'm not a biologist, but I'm pretty sure let your

ear aren't on your hands. But you can actually hear the train coming from very

far away. If you put your ears on the tracks. It do works and it is extremely

effective - but do you know why ? Take a second to wonder.. Okay I have to warn you

almost everyone get this wrong. So what is happening? Sound is actually just a

pressure wave a disturbance that's kinda pushing to its neighboring atoms to

propagate this disturbance wave. As the Train is touching the tracks it's

sending a pressure wave down the rail. Now here is why I most get it wrong

Sound travel fast and solids slower in liquid and slowest in gas. This is

because solids is much more dense there are many more molecules in solids. There

is less molecules and liquids and there's even fewer molecules in gases. We

can represent a sound wave propagating with dominoes because the molecule /

dominoes are very close together they can collide quickly and therefore the

wave travels faster. For example in air the pressure wave is 343 m/s that's the

speed of sound but in water it's actually 1482 meters

per second and in steel it's almost six thousand meters per second. So in our

setup the sound wave would arrive a much sooner, in the tracks than in the air.

Because a pressure wave in still moves 17 times faster than air but that's not

why listening to the tracks is effective. Even the best high speed trains

only travel around 17 meters per second and you can see here the speed of sound

is much much faster than the train and so it doesn't matter that the sound is

traveling even faster in the steel tracks - sound is fast enough in air. So

why can you detect the train on the railway tracks the correct answer has to

do with dimensions. A speaker produces sound that propagates in three

dimensions - like a sphere and so the intensity drops

according to the area getting bigger. In 3d the area gets four times bigger when

the distance gets doubled as you can see here.. The intensity is lost like 1/r^2

that's called the inverse square law which you may recognize from the

equation of gravity. In two dimension - like a rock being thrown into a lake - the

wave intensity only drops by 1/r not as crazy though. But in one

dimension, like the railway the tracks, the intensity never drops! That's the

reason why fiber optics works by the way. The area of which the intensity should

be distributed around never grows with the distance. That is why even spot a

train from far away - the only thing stopping the sound wave in the railway

tracks are dampening, such as absorption of the wave or friction. Like this

pendulum here one pendulum is in vacuum another one are covered with air

molecules, causing friction and causes the pendulum to stop. The sound waves in

the air just dissipates because it's being distributed in three dimension

causing the intensity to drop very fast. But you can't detect the wave in the

railway tracks from miles away because it's only dampening that's stopping the

wave. It does not matter at all that sound in still is way faster than sound in

air. Sound in air is still much much much much faster than the Train. But don't

Ever cross the bridge where a train is coming *CAKE*

So these nice kids should have gone away or at least listening to the railway

tracks, or just hide here or hang here when the train is coming.. That's it thank

you for watching. consider subscribing or join me on

patreon to support the creation of hopefully many more animated physics

videos.

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Who can forgive sins? - Duration: 1:11.

Ankerberg: Some of these statements are just amazing, Bill.

But in the Gospels we also have the account of Jesus healing a paralytic.

And when He was doing it, He said that "In order that you may know that the Son of Man

has authority on earth to forgive sins," He said to this guy that couldn't walk,

"Get up."

And the guy got up, walked out in front of all of them.

What does this show?

Craig: Once again, John, the key here is the title, the Son of Man, and the authority that

is given the Son of Man by God Himself to exercise this sort of judgment upon earth.

And a visible demonstration of Jesus' authority, as the divine-human Son of Man, is the ability

to forgive sins.

Ankerberg: Yes, and the people that were sitting there listening said, "Who do you think

you are, God?

Because who can forgive sins,…" Craig: …but God alone."

Ankerberg: "…but God alone?"

So this is incredible evidence.

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Ramen Joy Can't Be Beat [FIRST VIDEO OF 2018] - Duration: 0:34.

Feast your eyes on these homemade dishes and chocolatey desserts,

all made with ramen noodles!

Really?

Really? Ramen noodles?

In parenthesis, let me stress the fact clearly,

no matter what the deal, I crave for this dearly!

The so-called noodles you find in spaghetti are sweeter than idols, do damage like machetes!

Without a doubt, I got the flow, coming at ya live, bring the place alive, every single day I jive!

With the thought, comes my direct actions, ask my followers, they'll say it's an addiction!

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Why can't we tickle ourselves? - Duration: 1:32.

Smart Learning for All

Why can't we tickle ourselves?

Because we are lazy.

No.

Areas that are more prone to getting tickled are our vulnerable areas like neck, stomach and armpits.

Yes.

You are right.

Some researchers suggest that laughing on getting tickled by others could be a defense mechanism.

It has evolved over the years when touched suddenly in vulnerable areas.

This laughter could either be a way to laugh out of a tense situation.

To show submission to the person tickling you to stop further tickles.

Now, when we tickle ourselves.

Our brain is programmed in such a way that it predicts and recognizes our own movements.

It knows where our hands can reach.

There is no element of surprise or threat, even if touched in vulnerable areas.

Hence, we can't tickle ourselves.

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Top 10 People Who Can't Stop Growing - Duration: 7:08.

Hello…welcome back to the Most Amazing channel on the internet!

I am Rebecca Felgate, your most amazing host and today we are talking about the Top 10

People who can't stop growing….and…suffice to say…at 5 ft 2, I am not on this list.

*whisper* it's okay to be short, people underestimate your power.

Before we launch into this video, I just want to let you guys know that we have all kind

of merch available at our most amazing shop, so if you want to join the gang, head on over

there.

The link is in the description box below.

Okay!

People who can't stop growing….Coming in at number 10 - Meet 9 year old Carmel Tomlinson,

she is over 5ft tall and weighs nearing 200lbs.

Carmel is just a child, but she looks much older as a result of an as of yet unnamed

mystery condition that means she is growing ten times faster than other children her age.

She is 9 years old and significantly taller than me at 164.4 centimetres, or 5ft 5 inches.

Carmel also has severe autism, although doctors so far have not been able to diagnose what

is causing her unusual growth spurts.

Doctors wanted to give her hormone pills to bring on puberty and halt her growth.

9 - it is not all just height….some people have body parts that cannot seem to stop growing.

At number9 we have Katia Page, who's legs keep swelling.

Katia is from New Jersey in the united States and She appeared on a TLC Tv show called My

Legs Wont Stop Growing.

She suffers with Lipedema, a chronic disease that causes fatty tissues to grow in mass.

The issue affects her legs and before she was diagnosed, they were 50 inches wide.

She has since received liposuction, but they keep growing back.

She doesn't let the issue hold her back, though, she is planning on getting married.

8 - Lee Lazelle I hope Lee is still with us, as the last I

can see from him is his publicized interviews from 2001.

At that time, Lee, from Yorkshire in England, was 31 year old who was growing an inch each

year.

At the time of the article, he stood at 7ft 3 inches and was worried he couldn't stop

growing.

His wife was just 5ft and 4 inches, so almost two whole feet below him.

HE also towered over their 12 year old daughter.

7 - Meet the guy who was formally the worlds tallest teen, Broc Brown.

Up until Broc turned 20 in 2017, he was considered to be the world's tallest teenager.

Broc has cerebral Gigantism, something he was diagnosed with age 5.

In 2016, an article published in the Telegraph said that Broc grow at a rate of 6 inches

a year, and at the time of publication, he was 7ft 8 inches.

His feet are a whopping size 28!!

If Broc keeps growing, he is set to break the 8ft barrier and become the tallest man

in the world.

Imagine if you had a horn that couldn't stop growing….

How stressful would that be!

That is exactly what is coming in at number 6….

87 year old Laing sprouted what looked like a horn from her head when she was in her early

80s.

It came from a mole and it would not stop growing.

Eventually it reached over 13 inches and stopped Liang from sleeping.

As the growth wouldn't stop getting bigger, she wanted to removed but was too afraid to

because of her age.

As we're at the middle point of our list, I wanted to bring you a semi related fact

of the day at number 5 – this isn't a person who can't stop growing, but an animal

that never stops growing….we have Kangaroos.

Yes, kangaroos can in theory go on growing forever….the more you know!

Kangaroos can get as big as their environment will let them, and they keep growing up until

they die.

Most humans stop growing around age 18-21, then around age 40, they started shrinking

in height a tiny bit!

But mot kangaroos.

They can keep on growing!

Oh !

Sadly the only thing that stopped this young woman from growing was death..at number 4

we have Tanya Angus.

Tanya was scouted to be a model as a teenager; at 5ft 8 and 130lbs, she stood out as tall

and pretty.

Sadly, age 21 she developed a tumor on her pituitary glad that caused growth hormones

to be released in her body.

Soon, she grew to 7 ft tall and put on almost 300lbs in weight.

Sadly, as things spiralled with her health, she was fired from her job and she lost her

boyfriend.

She found happiness and acceptance within herself eventually but sadly she died in her

early 30s in January 2013.

This 23 year old's breasts keep growing at number 3

Sheridan Larkman from Victoria in Australia had double D sized breasts when she was just

ten years old.

Now, age 23, they're still growing and are currently a K cup.

She finds them unmanageable and painful and wants to have them reduced.

She says finding clothes that fit her small waist but huge bust is very difficult and

the bras she has to buy are expensive and painful.

She has begun saving for breast reduction surgery to keep them under control.

Luckily, this man has now stopped growing, but only because he received radiation to

stunt his growth…at number 2 we have the world's tallest man…Sultan Kosen

Sultan was over 8 feet age 27 and decided enough was enough.

Suffering from gigantism, he was growing two inches a month, so decided to have the treatment

in 2010.

Sultan stopped growing at 8ft 4 inches and married his wife in 2013.

He is very thankful for the treatment that finally managed to stop his growth!

Sultan was lucky to be able to get help….Unfortunately, Pornchai Saosri was not so fortunate and he

was unable to stop growing….his sad story is at number 1

Pornchai from Thailand was said to be 8ft 8 when he died in 2015.

He had been hospitalized shortly before his death and then allowed home to be with his

family.

Sadly his family were unable to pay for the medical attention he needed.

So that was the Top 10 People who Can't Stop Growing….what did you think to this

list… let me know in the comments section below.

I am your host Rebecca Felgate, thanks for tuning in to this video …etc

If you liked it, make sure you hit that thumbs up button etc

Want to continue on your most amazing binge?

Why not check out the Top 10 Pros an cons of being tall and our Top 10 real life giants.

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This Is A Wonderful Tree That Can Cure 300 Diseases Including Cancer and Diabetes - Duration: 2:42.

This Is A Wonderful Tree That Can Cure 300 Diseases Including Cancer and Diabetes

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Can You Really Blame Your Bad Mood on Seasonal Affective Disorder? - Duration: 3:57.

Ho ho ho, no. Hey guys, Matt here for Science or Fiction.

Well, it's that time of year again.

'Tis the season for seasonal affective disorder.

When millions of people get the gift of being bummed out and feel like Santa is stuck in

their emotional chimney.

Now here's how seasonal affective disorder works: Well then why do we feel this way?

Come on! Guys you gotta tell me what we're going to put in this before we start recording, ok? Thank you.

Seasonal affective disorder or S.A.D., yes SAD: The idea that our moods may be, at least

in part, solar powered.

When the weather gets dim, cold, and gloomy, millions of people start thinking about adding

antidepressants to their Christmas wish list.

Or maybe they don't.

Because some publications have claimed that this seasonal affective thing isn't

really a thing at all--that previous studies might have been asking leading questions, or that there could

have been confirmation bias for S.A.D. among people, and researchers.

So who's right?

Well, these anti-seasonal affective disorder headlines are referencing a CDC study that

analyzed over 34,000 American adults' answers to a depression-related survey.

This analysis did not find correlation between seasons and increased levels of depression,

nor did they find greater rates of depression in higher latitudes at which there's less

daylight and more cold--more winter, if you will.

But there are some problems with this analysis.

In the research claiming S.A.D. is a myth, they studied phone surveys, which could be

problem when you think about how depression can affect people's social interactions.

In other words, people with seasonal affective disorder may be less interested in participating

in a survey concerning their emotional well being than people who don't experience S.A.D.

I mean imagine getting a phone call asking how you feel while experiencing depression?

Probably not as excited to talk as someone who's all sunshine and rainbows.

Ugh, you again.

There's also a lot of stigma around mental health, so talking to a non-health professional

in a non-personal phone call may have incentivized people to lie.

I mean, look, I've lied about my TV-viewing habits in a Nielsen survey because I was embarrassed

to say that I watch reality TV dance competitions.

That Viennese waltz was so beautiful.

You can't count out the football players.

So, basically, we can't say for sure that seasons definitely don't have mental effects on people.

In fact, other studies have shown that seasons not only affect mood, but can also affect

your brain and even your genes.

For example: One group of scientists ran a study that took on the challenge of studying

the impact of seasons on our brain while trying to control for any seasonal or daytime cues.

That involved days of sleep deprivation, light deprivation, sound deprivation, and quarantining

participants away from the outside world for 4.5 days, a task that was then repeated at

different times of the year.

What the researchers found was that the participants' brain activity peaked for memory tasks in

the autumn and tanked in the spring.

And for attention tasks, neurological activity was higher in the summer and lower in the winter.

This despite having all of those summer/winter cues supposedly controlled for in their creepy

deprivation chamber.

I'm just assuming it was creepy.

In another study, scientists found that people's genes are affected by the changing seasons.

In that research, they saw that the genes responsible for controlling immunity and inflammation

were more active in colder, winter months.

Our very genetic makeup is affected by seasons!

Now with all this cool data on how seasons affect our genes and brains, which could be a whole

other awesome video, we can't rule out seasons affecting our mood quite yet.

But if you're feeling sad at the moment, maybe try to find ways to relieve it now instead

of just waiting for spring.

But what about you? Do you think seasonal affective disorder is real?

Or just a fun way to rename depression for December. You know the way we rename coniferous trees

to Christmas trees?

Was this a weird way to wish you Merry Christmas and happy holidays?

Maybe.

But happy holidays?

You know what gets me into the holiday spirit.

Finding out about the possibility of alien life.

No really.

Check out this video here to see what I mean.

Don't forget to subscribe, and keep coming back to Seeker for more videos.

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10 Breakfast Recipes That Can Help You Lose Weight - Duration: 6:35.

10 Breakfast Recipes That Can Help You Lose Weight

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BREAKING!!! Markle CAN'T Marry Prince Harry – Her Secret Is OUT! - Duration: 5:23.

BREAKING!!!

Markle CAN'T Marry Prince Harry – Her Secret Is OUT!

When Prince Harry proposed to American "commoner" and Meghan Markle, it appeared as though fairytales

do come true.

A regular girl with a messy family dynamic and recluse father was flung into royalty

and would soon become a princess.

It seemed like a real Cinderella story until the fairytale came to a screeching halt after

her secret came out, banning her from marrying the Prince.

Now, Markle must face the royal family matriarch, the Queen of England, who doesn't seem too

happy about what she's been hiding.

The picture of perfection and elegance that this couple has portrayed over the last few

weeks as they flaunt their love for each other from the states to the Royal Palace, has now

been shattered as it seems like it was a front for something else.

The American actress does what she's apparently pretty good at and that's pretending to

be someone she isn't.

As it turns out, Markle may not be able to wed Prince Harry in the Church of England,

which officiates royal weddings.

Prince Harry has planned to tie the knot with Markle in May, however, there could be some

hiccups along the way before that can happen.

The untraditional pair has done things differently than the royal tradition, starting with Harry

marrying a divorced American actress.

In 2011, Markle married Jewish film director, Trevor Engelson.

They divorced about two years later in 2013.

Having been married before is frowned upon in the royal family and will take some special

permission for the pair to wed in the Spring of 2018, including from the Queen of England

herself and a special license from the Archbishop of Canterbury.

PEOPLE Magazine reports:

For centuries, divorce was frowned upon by the Church of England and members of the British

royal family were forbidden — or at the very least, strongly discouraged — from

marrying someone who was divorced.The history-shaking controversy surrounding Edward's abdication,

as fans of The Crown will attest, has never been forgotten by Queen Elizabeth, who was

just 10 when her uncle stepped aside — paving the way for her own ascension to the throne.

Edward married Simpson in 1937 in exile in France.

But times have changed.

In 2002, the General Synod – the governing body of the Church of England – voted to

recognize "that some marriages regrettably do fail."

They added, "there are exceptional circumstances in which a divorced person may be married

in church during the lifetime of a former spouse."

Any decision "as to whether or not to solemnize such a marriage in church after divorce rests

with the minister."

However, being a divorcee isn't the only hurtle Markle is facing in marrying her prince.

Religion plays a part as well and since she seems to assume the faith of whoever she's

with, she's going to have to state what she believes on her own.

It's unknown what her religion is or if she has one since she married her first husband

in a Jewish ceremony but attended a private Catholic school growing up.

If she's in fact Catholic, this could be a problem in marrying Harry in the Church

of England.

PEOPLE Magazine explains:

In order to remain in the line of succession, members of the royal family cannot be Catholic.

The vast majority are members of the Church of England, with the Queen serving as the

head of the church.

And until 2013, laws forbade members of the family from marrying someone who is Catholic.

It was a restriction couples could work around: Peter Phillips's wife, Autumn, converted

from Catholicism before their May 2008 wedding.

If she hadn't, Phillips — the Queen's eldest grandchild, who is 13th in line to

the throne — would have lost his place in the line of succession.

However, in 2013, Britain modernized their laws.

Now, those in the immediate line of succession can marry anyone they like, regardless of

religion (provided they have permission from the monarch if they're one of the first

six in line to the throne).

The rules regarding gender were also changed so that a first-born daughter would inherit

the throne, irrespective of whether a boy followed.

Under the previous primogeniture rule, any boy would take priority over an older sister.

Unlike with Charles and Camilla, PEOPLE understands that the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby

has no issue with conducting the ceremony for Harry and Markle – if he's asked.

"Following the guidelines of the Church of England, the Archbishop wouldn't have

any problem with officiating with their wedding if it got to that point," says a source

close to the Archbishop.

Well, that's a big relief to Markle who is shaking things up in the royal family by

doing things a lot differently than how they have been done for decades.

It looks like she may get her fairytale no matter who or what factor tries to prevent

her from that end goal.

However, she still needs to impress the queen and that seems to be her most difficult task

yet.

Meanwhile, she's still planning her wedding to Harry and the pair are said to be tying

the knot in a far more "casual" affair than Prince William's wedding to Kate Middleton.

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BREAKING!!! Markle CAN'T Marry Prince Harry – Her Secret Is OUT! - Duration: 5:23.

BREAKING!!!

Markle CAN'T Marry Prince Harry – Her Secret Is OUT!

When Prince Harry proposed to American "commoner" and Meghan Markle, it appeared as though fairytales

do come true.

A regular girl with a messy family dynamic and recluse father was flung into royalty

and would soon become a princess.

It seemed like a real Cinderella story until the fairytale came to a screeching halt after

her secret came out, banning her from marrying the Prince.

Now, Markle must face the royal family matriarch, the Queen of England, who doesn't seem too

happy about what she's been hiding.

The picture of perfection and elegance that this couple has portrayed over the last few

weeks as they flaunt their love for each other from the states to the Royal Palace, has now

been shattered as it seems like it was a front for something else.

The American actress does what she's apparently pretty good at and that's pretending to

be someone she isn't.

As it turns out, Markle may not be able to wed Prince Harry in the Church of England,

which officiates royal weddings.

Prince Harry has planned to tie the knot with Markle in May, however, there could be some

hiccups along the way before that can happen.

The untraditional pair has done things differently than the royal tradition, starting with Harry

marrying a divorced American actress.

In 2011, Markle married Jewish film director, Trevor Engelson.

They divorced about two years later in 2013.

Having been married before is frowned upon in the royal family and will take some special

permission for the pair to wed in the Spring of 2018, including from the Queen of England

herself and a special license from the Archbishop of Canterbury.

PEOPLE Magazine reports:

For centuries, divorce was frowned upon by the Church of England and members of the British

royal family were forbidden — or at the very least, strongly discouraged — from

marrying someone who was divorced.The history-shaking controversy surrounding Edward's abdication,

as fans of The Crown will attest, has never been forgotten by Queen Elizabeth, who was

just 10 when her uncle stepped aside — paving the way for her own ascension to the throne.

Edward married Simpson in 1937 in exile in France.

But times have changed.

In 2002, the General Synod – the governing body of the Church of England – voted to

recognize "that some marriages regrettably do fail."

They added, "there are exceptional circumstances in which a divorced person may be married

in church during the lifetime of a former spouse."

Any decision "as to whether or not to solemnize such a marriage in church after divorce rests

with the minister."

However, being a divorcee isn't the only hurtle Markle is facing in marrying her prince.

Religion plays a part as well and since she seems to assume the faith of whoever she's

with, she's going to have to state what she believes on her own.

It's unknown what her religion is or if she has one since she married her first husband

in a Jewish ceremony but attended a private Catholic school growing up.

If she's in fact Catholic, this could be a problem in marrying Harry in the Church

of England.

PEOPLE Magazine explains:

In order to remain in the line of succession, members of the royal family cannot be Catholic.

The vast majority are members of the Church of England, with the Queen serving as the

head of the church.

And until 2013, laws forbade members of the family from marrying someone who is Catholic.

It was a restriction couples could work around: Peter Phillips's wife, Autumn, converted

from Catholicism before their May 2008 wedding.

If she hadn't, Phillips — the Queen's eldest grandchild, who is 13th in line to

the throne — would have lost his place in the line of succession.

However, in 2013, Britain modernized their laws.

Now, those in the immediate line of succession can marry anyone they like, regardless of

religion (provided they have permission from the monarch if they're one of the first

six in line to the throne).

The rules regarding gender were also changed so that a first-born daughter would inherit

the throne, irrespective of whether a boy followed.

Under the previous primogeniture rule, any boy would take priority over an older sister.

Unlike with Charles and Camilla, PEOPLE understands that the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby

has no issue with conducting the ceremony for Harry and Markle – if he's asked.

"Following the guidelines of the Church of England, the Archbishop wouldn't have

any problem with officiating with their wedding if it got to that point," says a source

close to the Archbishop.

Well, that's a big relief to Markle who is shaking things up in the royal family by

doing things a lot differently than how they have been done for decades.

It looks like she may get her fairytale no matter who or what factor tries to prevent

her from that end goal.

However, she still needs to impress the queen and that seems to be her most difficult task

yet.

Meanwhile, she's still planning her wedding to Harry and the pair are said to be tying

the knot in a far more "casual" affair than Prince William's wedding to Kate Middleton.

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From Stormzy to Taylor Swift: Celebrity quotes from 2017 that we can't get over - Duration: 3:16.

From Stormzy to Taylor Swift: Celebrity quotes from 2017 that we can't get over

No matter how turbulent the year has been you can always rely on celebrities to keep saying shocking/stupid/meaningful things.

Weve had a wealth of quotes from the rich and famous, from Taylor Swift return to music, to Boris Johnsons dad taking on the Australian jungle on Im A Celebrity Get Me Out Here!.

Elsewhere Love Island gave us some legendary sayings thanks to the colourful characters who were definitely out type on paper. Meanwhile some celebs were a little bit leave it (*cough* Lewis Hamilton*).

Heres our round-up of the standout quotes from 2017. May there be many more in 2018.

Adele dedicates her album of the year Grammy to Beyonce. Gemma Collins laughs it off after falling through a trap door in the stage at the Radio 1 Teen Awards.

Mel B posted a defiant message on Instagram after being granted a divorce from Stephen Belafonte. Love Island star Marcel Somerville made sure everyone knew what his claim to fame was.

Prue Leith explains she was on holiday after accidentally tweeting that Sophie won The Great British Bake Off…hours before the final aired. Lewis Hamilton got lit up on Twitter after filming himself mocking his nephew, who was wearing a dress.

Taylor Swift came back to the music scene by killing off her former self. Im A Celebrity camp mate Stanley Johnson asks if his son still has his day job when he left the jungle.

Love Island bros Kem Cetinay and Chris Hughes released a single this year (and got up Lethal Bizzles nose). Ellie Young describes trying to get jiggy with fellow Big Brother housemate Sam Chaloner in the house.

Love Island star Amber Davies knows what she wants in a man, on paper. Sandi Toksvig made the best ever Great British Bake Off joke when the show started on Channel 4.

Stormzy claps back at a fan who didnt want him to perform the Ed Sheeran hit live. Tom Hiddleston when he was asked for the 38296768th time about his relationship with Taylor Swift.

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Can you write in a book? | The importance of writing your goals down on paper - Duration: 11:02.

Hi everyone I'm Wilma Haerkens, I'm your makeover specialist today

I have a special guest with me her name is Kathy Watson Leblanc

And she is one of my readers of Anew You Style Journal, and if you're following my program

You'll know that the month of December is 31 days of dreaming big

This is one of my favorite months, and I have a feeling it's one of Kathy's too

So it's all about showing appreciation for the past year

What came into your life that you're the most appreciative of its setting goals for the next year?

It's it's all about thinking

thinking big dreaming big and

Taking bite sizes to make those those goals

We have a question for you the question is do you have a hard time writing in a book?

Can you easily take a pen and mark up a book is this something that you have a hard time with?

We'd like to talk about it a little bit more and Kathy's got a little surprise for you

A way for you to get my book for free so stay tuned and we'll be right back

So Kathy you brought up a really good point

okay, and

I love that the first thing you tell me is that I don't want to write in my book

Yeah, for sure like it'll be all messy. Yes. Are you a messy?

Yeah, so that's one of the the biggest things that I find that I'm trying to

Teach my readers is to to write things down now you know the importance of writing things down, so you're doing it

Yes, you're following the program. Yes but what you're doing is you're running it on a different piece of paper

Absolutely absolutely. Yeah because you a lot of people have a hard time writing in a book it

I don't know it goes back to a very old

Message we got somewhere don't write in the book and it's like a disrespect to the author or something something something yeah

Even though you've got all these lovely squares where you can write it in and there's the appropriate space so so then what I have

To do is I have to replicate all of these lovely things and write it on a piece of paper

Which is great except that there's a problem with that is is that then you can lose the piece paper

You know I get around that by clipping it right into the book and that works. Okay? Yeah, but I

It truly is so critical to write it down. Yeah, yeah, and it's not just well

I say write it in your book

Please where I did in your book and just buy another I mean originally

When I originally made my book or publish my book

I had it in what the version that Kathy has here as one of the three holes and it actually went into a binder

Aesthetically I love the look of my new book Yeah

right And I'm leaving the option up to people themselves so the idea was that you did your book you completed it

Whether you completed 100% or not. I don't care if you've not homework. It's not homework. It's about self improvement

It's about you know taking steps and all that kind of stuff

But that you would put it in your binder and then start a new one right, right?

So and I can see exactly why it falls apart

because

You have the same I hear it so often. That's right

They don't want to write it in their book

So I'm gonna encourage you to write it in the book

Because you start with a new picture of yourself with the fun right like a new chapter

Yeah, so please write a new book

Yes

So so that was one of the main things that I wanted to say is that?

Right write it in your book by all means read it in your book. You know what $20 for another book that's right, and it's pretty easy

It's just like it's just an old an old script from another era yeah

I'm not even sure where it's from like I can't even tell you but I just know and if I do write it in the

Book like the hilarious part is I have written it in my book before

Because I have done this for a couple years now. Yes, I read it in pencil

We end up writing it in pencil yeah, yeah exactly what's with that

And some people have no problem at writing in a book that's right

how am I being any more yes, right but?

others

There's myself. Yeah. Yeah, well yourself and many others. Yeah many others

I had the same thing okay

So I know what that feels like what that looks like so that's really good so one thing

I want to talk about now is

You are with Nygard Yeah Nygard style direct

Yeah, it's a new division of Nygard opened a year ago, and it is the new

up-and-coming methodology of bringing clothing to women

It's awesome, and this is available. Globally. This is available. Globally and right now that we are direct-to-consumer

both in Canada and the US and

Eventually, it will be across all areas all populations

Yeah, it was amazing because just in our very we started in July of

16 and

in August of 16 like in July 31st of

16 we had already hit 4 million dollars in sales just for a while so it was

Amazing to see in one year, and that was with a very few number of stylists because I mean it's a new adventure

And it's new for a lot of people so I think at that point in time you probably have I'm gonna guess

250 can't remember the actual number, but in that number so 250

individuals created four million dollars in sales

So that's pretty impressive. That's really impressive you know it's

You know like and we sort of had growth in our team locally as well

And I think that that's been really fun is that we've seen we grew from

Two people we had just me and one other gal

Starts right, that's how it starts starts together in a beginning, and then we moved onward from there to

about

We're down around 20 people and we're expecting to double this year

So in other words my question is if somebody was watching this right now

Yeah, and isn't in in Canada and isn't it, Ottawa

They could actually join your team absolutely anywhere in North America right now

And moving into the European market in Australia probably

in 2020 okay yeah, so coming forward pretty fast okay, and you have a special offer

Yes, I'm going to be on because I find that as you have we've talked about multiple times before

When people started my team I'm giving them an opportunity to get

Wilma's program because it's awesome, and it really helps direct if you've never had this direction before it really helps direct you and

To have it on

Me I basically will pay for the program as long as you know when you're starting on the team

and I think that

With this and a little bit of direction that we can provide on

Just one on one I think that you could be one of those people that starts creating a huge industry for yourself

And you know reach your goals not their goals right yeah, that's a huge one

Yes, reach your goals not their goals and yeah, and that's that's very empowering

That's somebody that I want to be associated with as well

It's somebody that respects somebody else's goals, and I just a lot about your goals

It's about you understanding what their goals are and wanting them to achieve theirs

Yeah, which is you know

It's a big one as a leader and everybody has different a different take on it because some people are

Working on a full-time position, and that's fabulous, and they're working a full-time position

They just want a little bit of something on the side just so that they can have their own creativity or maybe it's their little

outlet or maybe it's their add on money because maybe their full-time job isn't exactly brilliant

financially and this gives them that and

Some people use it as a retirement project some people do it as an alternative career

There's possible to do it as a social thing, too

it's a social thing too you know sometimes your job is you're in a whatever a cubicle looking a computer screen

Yeah, exactly so gives you an outlet to be sociable social and to also you know to have a purpose in being social

I mean it's one thing we all have this thing because what happens is that people

End up wanting to have more in their life, but they don't want more

That's gonna cost them more they want more and this is bonus because you get more and you earn a little bit of cash yeah

So you get you get paid to get more

Definitely a win-win for sure for sure and there's about fashion

There's a ton of fun yeah, and you know it's very visual

I mean people are so easy when it comes to fashion style because it's a love/hate thing

I mean you go in the market you watch anybody if you know what the mall

And it's I love that what she's got on or I hate that what she's got on or I hate that what she's got on

It's not it's pretty most people are pretty black-and-white about it, and if you ask their opinion

They'll give you a black and white I mean sometimes with politeness. We've sort of refrain from that but you know here

We've asked her their candid opinion. That would give you pretty much black and white right

Right Yeah

Totally awesome very fun so this program for anybody who joins the team

Is theirs and they just basically we'll talk about it

And I know Wilma will put a link on so that we can see how to get hold of me in there you go

Yeah Absolutely so what that are going to get is they'll get a copy of my book in the new version well

and maybe happy may have some of the old versions or whatever like shit she'll offer a copy of my book and

you'll also get a link and

to the Facebook group and

specifically for my readers

what it is is it's Anew You Style Journal and it's coaching for the book and it's coaching for me

Yeah, which is awesome yeah? I mean why not get some free coaching

This is brilliant particularly if you don't have a background in fashion, but you've always had an interest

This is a great way to learn. Yes. I when I started in this business. I did not have a background of fashion

I had to learn everything and you know what it's fine

It's we're very just make yourself teachable, and we'll teach you and you've got a good coach Wilma help

And she's been helpful to all the people in the team

She's worked really hard with them and helped them get their own style going yeah awesome

Thank you, so if you enjoyed this video. Please give us the thumbs up and

Subscribe and by all means share it with your friends, so bye for now bye

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