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All right miss Joellen, seed or transplant, which one?

- Oh, well, you know, that depends.

- [Chris] Depends, okay.

- I actually do both.

'cause I go by, like a lot of people do, the length of time that it takes a seed to germinate,

and grow to a producing fruit.

And if it's a long time, there's so many things that can go wrong, like there's the weather,

there's diseases, disease pathogens, there's weeds, there's all sorts of those pressures

in the ground, and if you transplant ahead of time, you still have the same thing, you

don't really have all of the correct temperature or the moisture level consistent enough to

germinate seeds.

Now there are a lot of things you can buy.

You can buy grow lights, you can buy germination chambers and all sorts of things that will

help you, and you will have great success with that.

So if that's a hobby of yours and you like that, that'd be great, if you have a greenhouse,

that's even better.

But a lot of us don't have those things.

And so transplants for things that take a long time, like tomatoes, peppers, and even

cool-season crops that we can get here this month like broccoli, cauliflower and the cabbages,

the time that they have to be sown to be able to get a seed transplant is usually in the

hotter weather or too cold and so, the germination is not that great.

So buying transplants of those helps that process along.

So you've already got a plant.

But you've gotta be willing, somebody has gone to the trouble to grow that plant, so

they're gonna cost a little more than a packet of seeds.

But I like to do both.

And some of the things that I think are great to grow from seeds are sunflowers.

Beans, peas, squash.

All of those kinds of things, things that are easy to germinate, that don't take long

to germinate, are good candidates for seed production.

And things that take a long time, like tomatoes and peppers, those are better for buying transplants.

Now there are some seed productions, I have not seen anybody have transplants of carrots.

Mostly you have to seed those in the ground.

But one thing you've gotta remember, the root vegetables like that, when you sow those seeds,

they're small.

So you're gonna get a whole bunch of them coming up at once, you gotta be willing to

thin them and just leave some so there's room enough for that root to produce in the ground.

And that's the only thing, you have a little bit more work that way with those type of

seeds.

- You wanna eliminate the competition, of course.

- Yes, definitely do.

- All right.

- So that's basically, and I do both, I do some seeds, 'cause I just like watching things

grow from seeds.

But I do buy transplants, especially of broccolis and the tomatoes and things that take longer,

and I don't have a greenhouse or the facilities or the apparatuses to have those grow, so

I tend to buy those as transplants.

- I think the majority of gardeners buy transplants anyway.

Especially tomatoes and peppers, 'cause you see, a lot of those at the big box stores

and at your nurseries.

- Yeah but you don't get as much variety, the seeds, there's such a large variety of

seeds available, and you might find one that you really like, so you're willing to go to

that trouble to grow that particular one 'cause you can't find it already grown out in the

industry.

So that's one drawback of just going with transplants all the time, you're at the, whoever

wanted to grow what and is available to you, that's all you have to choose from, where

the catalog full of seeds, it's got a much wider variety of plants to choose from.

That's the only difference that I see, plus the length of time and the willingness of

you to have the right conditions for those seeds to germinate.

- Okay.

All right, so what you gonna demonstrate for us today?

- Well, I have a fun little project that kids love.

This is a good family project.

I'll do my windowsill gardening this way.

I make my own, we're into recycling, and being environmentally sustainable, so we've got

these wood newspaper pot makers.

There's all different kinds, you just buy one that you like, and this particular one

says to cut your newspaper about 3-1/2 inches by 10 inches.

And you simply take it at the edge of the pot, and you roll it.

And you fold it over the ends, and then you set it in place by doing this, see it comes

out like that.

And you pull it out, and you have a pot.

- [Chris] I think I could do that!

- And you can, the thing is with the newspapers now, the ink is soy-based.

So you can just plant this directly in the ground, but then you will fill it with soil,

this is a germination type soil, so it's a fine, 'cause it's for seeds.

So any kind of germination soil will do.

And you put it in, I have this little tray that I put it in, and here's some squash,

we'll plant some squash, and we've got some sunflowers.

A lot of people say plant one.

- Gotta plant more than one.

- This is windowsill gardening so I'll plant like two or three.

But you just, remember, the seeds are big, so you're gonna put this down in the soil

about twice the width of the seed.

So I'll set it in place, and then I simply push it down.

And then I'll water it, and the good thing about this is you can water the tray, and

it'll soak it up so you don't have to keep pouring over the top.

And then take your pencil and your popsicle stick, and you can write, well, this is zucchini,

so you can set it right there like that, and then it's labeled, and when it comes up, you'll

know what was in that pot.

And you can see sometimes, windowsills, if you wanna keep the temperature nice, you'll

put a piece of plastic over it, kinda make a little greenhouse in your windowsill.

And when they do germinate and come up, they don't all come up.

This one may not germinate and there'll be plants in all these others.

There might be one or there might be two, you just never know.

It's not an exact science.

You put it in a sunny window, I say either west or south.

I have put 'em in east windows but don't have as much luck.

Because the south and the west the sun stays in the windows a little bit longer, is a little

bit hotter.

They seem to germinate better there.

But it's not exact because you know, the fluctuates from morning to night, and your house temperature

isn't always right, it's dry, and you may forget to water, so it's not an exact science

but it sure is a lot of fun.

- So this is something that you do regularly.

- I do it every year just 'cause it's fun.

- Look at the look on her face, can't you tell it's fun?

She's like a kid, okay, that is neat, something to do with the kids, get them interested.

- Get them interested in gardening.

And then take the kids and you go outside, once you have them, and you plant them in

the ground, and then they get to water 'em, and take care of 'em, and collect the fruit,

and you cook with it, and they eat more vegetables.

- That sounds good.

One last question though.

- Sure.

- Can you actually plant that in the ground, like that, with the paper?

- Yes.

- Okay.

'Cause it will degrade--

- It will degrade, yeah.

Sure will.

- Good deal.

We appreciate that demonstration, miss Joellen, all right.

Thank you.

- No problem.

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Claudio Caracciolo - Hunting the CiberCriminals (or not) - Duration: 29:38.

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Gingrich Announces Bold 2018 Prediction Either Newt's A Genius Or He's Lost His Mind - Duration: 21:04.

Gingrich Announces Bold 2018 Prediction.

Either Newt's A Genius Or He's Lost His Mind

Liberals were stunned when Donald Trump took the White House in 2016.

They will continue to be stunned come 2018.

This past year the left has done nothing but fight the President.

Despite their opposition, he's achieved win after win.

The left's only hope is to get more liberals into office come 2018.

But will they be able to?

After a year of successes, that's doubtful.

President Trump has made good on his promises.

He's cut regulation.

He appointed more judges than Obama.

He's crippled Obamacare.

And now, he got the GOP to pass massive tax reform.

Yet the liberal media still believes 2018 will be a Democrat year.

Not if Newt Gingrich has anything to say about it.

From Fox News:

The great political surprise of 2018 will be the size of the Republican victory.

After members of the elite media have spent two years savaging President Trump, lying

about Republican legislation, and reassuring themselves that Republican defeat was inevitable,

the size of the GOP victory in 2018 will be an enormous shock…

First, the media lied about the tax bill in an effort to convince most Americans their

taxes would go up.

Then, the media took surveys of people who opposed the GOP bill based on the false information

supplied by the media…

Then, the bill passed, and unsurprisingly, it turned out to be dramatically better for

Americans than the elite media had described…

In fact, the stage is being set for a definitive election.

Do you want higher taxes, bigger bureaucracy, more power in Washington, and a smaller economy

with lower take-home pay and fewer jobs?

If yes, vote Democrat, because that is what they stand for and will continue to vote for

next year.

If you want a bigger economy, more jobs, more take-home pay, less power with Washington

bureaucrats, and lower taxes with more money in your pocket, then vote Republican.

Gingrich mentions a list of predictions about Trump, from so-called experts, that was completely

false.

Everything critics said about Trump's first year were wildly wrong.

Now these same experts predict a victory for liberals in 2018.

What do you think will really happen?

With the success of the tax bill, the Democrats' chances are all but ruined.

That's why they opposed it so much.

When people see how much they'll save, why would they support the Democrats?

President Trump and the GOP just gave them back thousands of their own dollars.

They'd be idiots not to support them next year.

But be certain the left will continue to lie.

Democrats have no platform.

Their agenda is built around emotional pleas and slander.

They cannot win in a fair fight, so they play dirty.

I believe, though, that most Americans are smarter than that.

They are seeing Trump fight for them.

They see the successes and incredible economic growth.

All the Republicans need to do to win, is back the President.

Case closed.

We'll see how things shake out in the coming year.

It will be a crucial time for the country.

The left will pull out all their tricks to steal America.

We have to fight to save it.

Source: Fox News

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Inspiration or Influence??? - Duration: 3:25.

Inspiration vs influence.

That is today's topic.

As a creator I believe that we altogether as creators tend to forget the difference

between influence and being inspired.

So you may thinking," well what is the difference between being influenced and being inspired?"

Well if you can look at your edits side by side with the edits or the films or the content

of another you look up to whether it be Peter McKinnon, or Matti Hoopla or Sarah Dietschy

or Sam Kolder . If you can look at your edits and your film's content and compare it with

their content and you can see that you maybe use a very similar LUT maybe you try to push

off the Humor just like they do.

B-roll looks surprisingly similar.

You are being influenced by them rather than being inspired.

And that can sometimes be a problem.

B

Before I continue on, did you guys know that Ed Sheeran was inspired by Eminem?

Think about that for a moment.

When you think of Ed Sheeran, you don't think of him as a rapper.

Spittin' bars.

You think of him as the guy who has a very nice smooth clean love song.

That type of style.

Back to what I was saying about being inspired, it's one of those small things about Eminem

that he picked up on when he first started off his career is his (Eminem's) lyrics.

it Inspired him.

So when making your content, nick-pick all the small things about the other content creators

that you watch.

Choose the things that you like.

Apply those to your films and your content, but don't make it so much like their content

that if somebody else was to first look at your channel, and they see this looks like

_____ it's not good on your behalf because when going out and trying to get a gig or

getting paid to do this type of work, they'll see that if yours looks like this other character,

why don't I just hire the guy that knows how to do it better than you.

So to sum it all up.

Know the difference between your content being inspired vs influenced.

make the changes, and you'll see that in the long run, that your content is gonna be way

different and it's going to stand out from everybody else's.

Plus you'll have your own style that someone else may want to be inspired by.

My name is Xeron Coulter, and I'll see you guys in the next video.

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Biscuit or cake? Visitors can 'Make Your Own' shortcake at Strawberry Festival - Duration: 1:29.

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Violet Evergarden is Boring (or, why it's so fun to watch) - Duration: 4:46.

Violet Evergarden is about an ex-soldier who has only ever known a

life of war named, Violet Evergarden, surprisingly enough, learning to become

an Auto Memory Doll (which as far as I can tell is essentially a letter writer)

to figure out what "I love you" means. It's a premise filled with all kinds of

emotional subtext, and in my opinion, it is one of the most visually stunning

shows I have ever watched. However, it is also a series whose slow pacing has made

some argue that it has no substance, and simply uses its artwork to hide that

fact from people like myself who are not only easily distracted by such things

but whose attention spans are too short to notice that this show has nothing to -

OOH PRETTY COLOURS!!!

but I think these criticisms often miss the point, because

at its core, Violet Evergarden is about how people move on from tragedies both

international and personal, and what happens after the fact.

and today I want to talk about why this makes Violet Evergarden so fun to watch.

And yes, potential spoilers ahead.

Violet Evergarden isn't so much concerned about war itself, so

much as it is about how people live their lives when said conflicts come to

an end. This can be seen in the show's protagonist, Violet, who, as mentioned

before, is a young girl who's spent her entire life being trained to be a

ruthless killing machine, but who must now adjust to the complicated nature of a

peacetime world. One where her violent skills aren't necessary. But, over the

course of the story, she eventually learns how to bring people together, through her

writing, instead of tearing them apart . . . in some cases quite literally.

This basic idea of people having to find their place in the world, or who are suffering

a heartbreaking loss, because of war or otherwise, is true for many characters

throughout the show. And even the world itself, which has just come out of a long

and arduous war is doing its best to rebuild and move on. This series explores

the emotions that people go through after a tragedy, the many ways they try

to cope with them, and how they find a way to come to terms with them.

The actual "plot" may be, non-existent, but its story is one that resonates with us

nonetheless and pulls on her heartstrings in subtle ways.

Sometimes it may even be a bit too subtle, given how much the show uses little details to

expand on its characters and its world. We can learn just as much about a

character from their appearance and the way they move as we can from what they

say and do. We can see it in the way they walk, the way they hold themselves, the

way they smile and the way they frown. And though they might not say anything,

their inner thoughts more often than not spring to the surface when they're forced

to deal with a situation that is, less than ideal.

Similarly the show's world is built up by small details in the environment that hint that it's dense

history and cultures. The show, for the most part, trusts that we will be able to

put these details together for ourselves. It's something I personally appreciate,

especially in a medium where so many shows feel like they have to explicitly

spell these kinds of things out for the viewer.

However, for as much praise as I have for this show, like with anything else,

it's not perfect. The first the most obvious part is the slow pacing. For as

well as I think it works, I can easily see why others would find it frustrating.

Alongside that, the flow of the episodes can often feel strange, jumping from a

story where Violet's actions may potentially kick off a new war if she

fails, to one where she's just helping to copy some damaged old manuscripts.

Or ending an episode on a heavy bombshell, and then not mentioning it until two

episodes later. It can be quite jarring. But the thing that genuinely annoys me

is Violet's characterization. Now, I don't think Violet is a one-dimensional

character by any means, as, for blank as she may appear, especially when compared

to the rest of the cast, she's established as a deeply caring person

who's been broken by her experiences, and who simply has trouble fully

understanding her own emotions, and is struggling to keep it together.

However, the show often depicts her as someone with, no emotions. This sends mixed

signals and gets really annoying really fast when her dialogue leaves me

genuinely unsure as to whether or not violet is actually a robot . . .

the metal hands don't help.

But for as frustrating as these aspects of the show are,

I think they are overshadowed by what the show does well. It may not be the most

thrilling series in the world, but it's one that easily pulls at our

heartstrings in ways both obvious and subtle. Because, at the end of the day,

Violet Evergarden is taking the time to make us care about its world and its

characters, and their struggle to move on from the hardships they've endured and

find a new place in the world.

And that's what, for me, makes it so fun to watch.

And yeah, those are my thoughts. Tell me what yous think, if yous agree, disagree,

how yous feel about slow-paced shows, if you're easily distracted by pretty

artwork, etc, and thanks for watching! If yous enjoyed this and want to see more,

Check out my last video, where I break down Ruby Volume 5's fight scenes

and see what they get horribly wrong, and fantastically right.

Or check out my video on Yuru Camp, and why laid-back nature makes it so fun to watch.

And don't forget to like, comment, share, and of course, subscribe, to Come Fly With Me!

You can also follow me on Twitter for updates on this channel other stuff,

and hopefully, I'll see yous later!

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Paneer Kathi Roll or Frankie - Homemade by Kicha - Duration: 4:04.

Hello friends welcome to Kichatube hd

today I am making

paneer kathi roll

or paneer Frankie

so lets start

add ghee

heat up

next add the onions

cook until soft

the onions are soft

add ginger garlic

next I am gonna add

capsicum or bell pepper

I am using both

green

and yellow

Next add salt and sugar

add the spices

garam masala

chilli powder

cumin powder

tomato sauce

next add paneer or

its called cottage cheese

and slowly

paneer should't break

the filling is complete

now the second part

in a pan

add ghee

let the ghee heat

mix the egg

next add the salt and pepper

pepper

now lets make the omelet

add

cooked roti also you can use tortilla

its done

next flip into a plate

lets start the filling

kathi roll is ready now lets taste

delicious

hmmm

do try this at your home

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與一哥閒聊 - 踢館者 or 訪客 - Duration: 3:59.

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Am I feeling Hunger or Diarrhea???? - Duration: 9:10.

hey guys so okay I already taped this but my phone just decided that like you know

taping is for fools so it stopped. But hey first of all it is Friday February

16th yes 16th and I'm about to head to work

but I wanted to kind of chat with you guys one thank you so much for being so

cool about my video yesterday I was just in a really bad place and I'm not

necessarily better today even though I'm like super sweaty and have Vicks in my

notes because there's a problem in my apartment and I'm starting to have

problems breathing because of it and my landlords are being super slow with

fixing it so but other than that like emotionally speaking I feel a lot better

so today I woke up with the intention of like making my supernatural video I

forgot that there was not so this week there's no way no episode for one two

three weeks no no 1 2 weeks weeks I was like ok what

do I do this video is just the video that I was going to post yesterday but I

could not get myself to edit I've edited it so it's going up today and then I

don't know if you noticed that my first supernatural reaction was blocked by the

CW thanks guys um free advertising for you but okay I think when I upload

videos I have it set as a default to monetize immediately and I forgot to

turn it off on that video I turned it off on the second one my second and

third one but I think the second one the CW has to has their own ads on it like

I'm not getting revenue from that their CW is which is like fine if that's what

you want the third one I think just has no ads on it so what I'm going to do

sneaky sneaky is pull that first video down how-to disclaimer to the front and

then re-upload it tomorrow so that you know it's available previous watch it

and then I'm gonna have the disclaimer on it I'm gonna make 100% sure I do not

monetize it accidentally and hopefully they don't take it down again because

they think it's a great video and I really really like it I really like what

I did with this video let's just say it rather than saying like I think it's a

great video like I'm the video that I made so hopefully you

guys liked it and hopefully you watch it when it comes up tomorrow so straight

into the video make sure you thumbs up subscribe hit the bell notifications so

you get a notification every time I post I realized how bad I am at this job of

vlogging I just knew planned and I didn't film it for you

and I just ate the food and I didn't film it for you I just ate some of the

food like my lunch for today and it was so good and I needed to share it with

you I'm so sorry I literally made it up in the moment like it was a really great

blog minute several hours but and I just like as I was cleaning up I was like

that would have been a great video I'm still learning I'm still remembering how

to do this because I would have been really really great like Wednesday video

like because that's how I take care of myself as part of my process of making

sure that I have what I need if I'm in a process of working and I need to stop to

go you know make food for myself I used to just not stop and I just wouldn't eat

and it's why I don't feel hunger anymore I feel it occasionally I don't feel it

all the time but like but the hunger that I feel is not you know how your

stomach feels when you have not diarrhea but like you can feel like things

gurgling in your stomach and like it's not hunger but it's not 100 percent

diarrhea like it's just like your stomach gurgling it's really weird and

so it's not painful but uncomfortable that is how I feel hunger it doesn't

feel like hunger anymore because my body's like well she's not listening to

this or just none gonna do it and for a while there instead of hunger I would

just feel nauseous and the next offers might do that feeling then I would feel

instead of hunger or nausea I would just feel I got a really bad headache and

after a while I stopped this money to the half feeling and then I started

feeling faint when I started feeling faint that's when I really started like

that's what scared me into making the decision that I need to do this so now

whatever I feel that gurgling weirdness in my

stomach and they'll be like okay it's time to eat now like my body just kind

of like it's still kind of learning he just switched it up and I'm still

learning to respond when I feel it I mean this is the same thing that people

who have anorexia say that they just don't feel hunger I mean why would your

body continue to make you feel something that you don't respond to like it's kind

of a waste for neurons after a while to continuously make you feel something

that you're not gonna do anything about so I haven't felt true hunger in a very

long time I hoping that I get to a place where I am responding quickly enough to

these other sensations so my body's like okay we can go back to that first one I

haven't felt hunger in so long I would like to because I think that's more

normal feeling and I'm trying to get back to some sort of normality you know

physically speaking schedule-wise everything so if I'm working on

something like editing a video I feel that weird gurgling asst it is my

responsibility to get up and go eat and it's easier to do if I know that there's

food and I just have to warm it up real fast see like where my stomach was just

making noises but I don't even like that's what I feel when I feel hunger

but I just ate so I know it's not that so I don't even know what that was man

so I'm almost done editing today's video but my computer's blowing up the video

it's down there I just realized there's one section in it in case you don't know

which video I'm talking about it's over there um region.the I normally point

this way some pretty sure it's this way unless this is mirrored in which case is

that way oh no is this mirrored I'll never get it right if it's the section

in the video where I talk about some what was I was going through in high

school and some really bad situations that were happening with another student

that were sort of like a salty and I just kind of talking about society

suicidal ideation in it and I noticed it like the music is still like the cheery

happy music that's probably under this club right now so I was like watching it

and I was like this is an appropriate size take it back and redo it and then

I'll I'll send the video outs it's gonna be a

little bit later than planned but it needs to be because if this is gonna

live online forever I can't have cheering music mom talked to me about

wanting to commit suicide in high school and I did want to but I didn't obviously

I didn't even attempt it really because well watch the video to find out why and

why I want to do so I'm gonna get back to this I will show you the food as soon

as I can I'll show it to you tomorrow and then I will do a meal plan with it

because it was so good and it only cost me like eight dollars to make and it was

so good amid only cost me eight dollars mainly

because like a little bit because I store my local store I screwed up and

like they like chicken drumsticks cost less than chicken thighs and I don't

like chicken drumsticks well I'll eat them but like I grew up with parents who

only provided chicken drumsticks in the house so now I'm like now thighs but I

don't know that like breasts are super expensive and like they're just not for

me so given a choice I will always pick size so I so I went to the store to buy

some thighs and they had labeled it drumsticks which means it cost less but

they honor the prices on their heard list of what's in the pack so I just

bought it for less oh and I forgot to say when I did in this video I hope it's

like there was a an audition in there in the red shirt I played it through really

fast um I've booked that so I'm shooting that

this weekend I'm so excited so I'm it's not a huge thing it's like a corporate

job corporate training video it's not gonna be out anywhere you'll only see it

if you end up at that company so I'm just gonna go I'm literally just doing

it for the for the practice on camera cuz we need to cut as much practice

talking in camera as much as possible because I I've done it a lot but like I

haven't done it in a while so and the commercial I wasn't talking I did

discovery thing I was talking but it wasn't saying lines so I want to do this

as much as possible just so I know that I know

it I know that I know that I know it so I'm super excited for this job I'm super

excited to move forward with us and hopefully hopefully hopefully this will

lead to I mean like this won't lead to more work but it'll lead to my

confidence in going for work which is

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No difference between finishing second or fourth, says Mourinho - Duration: 2:45.

No difference between finishing second or fourth, says Mourinho

Jose Mourinho is hopeful Manchester United can hold on to second place in the Premier League, though he does not see a difference between finishing fourth or as runners-up.

United have been second to runaway leaders Manchester City for most of the season and look well placed to finish in a Champions League spot.

Two league defeats in their past four games has allowed Liverpool to close to within two points of Mourinho's side,

but a 2-1 win over Chelsea on Sunday at least helped them to open up a healthy gap ahead of the reigning champions in fifth.

Mourinho is aiming for second, though he concedes these days there is not a major difference between that spot and fourth in terms of prestige or money, as long as Champions League football is secured.

The gap is a very short gap, Mourinho told reporters at his pre-match news conference ahead of Mondays trip to Crystal Palace.

Six points between second and fifth is really, really short and open for everybody, but all four are in the Champions League still, so we have other focus, other targets.

I have to say, all of us very good teams, in spite of sometimes the way I read it looks like all the others are better than us, but Im not sure thats the reality.

So, I would say there are four very good teams and one will be out of the Champions League.

If you ask me second or fourth, I say by the financial point of view it doesnt make a difference, by the prestige point of view it doesnt make a difference.

You go to Champions League and the fourth [placed team] doesnt even now have to play the last qualification.

But, by the personal point of view second is better than third, so we are going to try the best possible.

Of course, the top four is very difficult and thats the main target for us, but if you can finish second we wont finish third.

For more infomation >> No difference between finishing second or fourth, says Mourinho - Duration: 2:45.

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To Hug or Not to Hug? - Duration: 5:00.

If you're traveling home this week to see your family for

the holidays, you might just want to hold off on the hugging.

The Girl Scouts of America recently published an article titled

"Reminder: She Doesn't Owe Anyone a Hug.

Not Even at the Holidays," which cautions parents

about forcing their children to hug adults during this time of the year,

suggesting alternatives such as high five or blowing kisses.

A development psychologist for the Girl Scouts said, quote, telling your child

that she owes someone a hug because she hasn't seen this person in a while or

because they gave her a gift can set the stage for her questioning

whether she owes another person any kind of physical affection later in life.

Some people however, think this is an extreme stance to take and

could trigger an emotional conflict in children.

So ladies, what do you think? >> [SOUND]

>> What?

>> I know, right?

I'm confused too. >> I think I get what

the underlying message is in this.

But for me this is way too broad. >> Right.

>> And I think that we have a bigger issue

that we're not actually talking about. >> What is that?

For me, what this sounds like. >> Yeah?

>> Which I dealt with in my family.

My mom was sexually molested when she

was a child. >> Okay.

>> By someone in her family.

So at a very young age, we had open conversations about this in our home.

About what's appropriate, what's not appropriate.

What makes you feel comfortable what doesn't make you feel uncomfortable.

And I think that we are forgetting that there needs to be an open line of

communication between children and their parents about what makes them comfortable

and what doesn't. >> That is true.

>> [APPLAUSE]

>> And I think-

>> [APPLAUSE]

>> Really from a very young age my mom

would be like, I mean granted she is like, don't sit on men's laps,

don't like that was something that she explained to me that her fear wasn't about

me, it was about what had happened to her.

>> Right >> Yes.

>> Does that make sense?

So it was so much clear explanation of this happened to me,

if anybody touches you, I don't care.

If something just makes you feel uncomfortable, you can tell me then and

that's fine.

But banning your children from hugging anyone?

>> Around the holidays,

>> Is just going too far.

>> I think it's just,

>> Setting aside

that part >> Yeah.

>> I think we just talking about

good old fashion, y'all come to the family and

we ask the child to her go hug aunty.

>> Yeah. >> You

know and >> Why not?

>> Well, because first of all

I'm not a hugger, so I understand if a kid don't wanna hug.

What I like about kids they tell you

the truth. >> You ever-

>> That is true.

>> Asked a kid [APPLAUSE] to give

you a hug and let that kid don't know you, most of the time that kid would look

at you like [SOUND] >> [SOUND]

Stranger danger.

>> [SOUND]

>> Can I >> [SOUND]

>> Can I ask you a super low key deep

question?- >> Yeah, yeah, yeah.

>> Were you hugged a lot?

Yeah. >> Yeah?

>> And that's why I don't like hugs.

[LAUGH] I don't want everybody hugging on me.

>> [CROSSTALK] What if now kids

think like what if then they don't want a hug as they get older?

It goes both ways? >> I think it's important to teach

[CROSSTALK]. >> Look, when you want a hug,

you want a hug.

I'll tell you that, okay?

[LAUGH] >> But I think it's nice to teach kids.

Tell me if I'm wrong, Tam. >> Uh-huh.

>> About the different ways they can show

respect. >> Yes.

>> Cuz I think you have affection.

Kids are honest.

If you don't wanna that weird creepy uncle you haven't seen in years of your life.

Yes. >> You don't really wanna hug him.

But I think it's nice to show, for Vietnamese culture, we always [FOREIGN].

[FOREIGN] means you bow.

So whenever you see somebody you say, [FOREIGN].

That means, give a bow to whoever your elder is.

So you always [FOREIGN] them like this.

The hugging though is a very warm,

affectionate way of showing a love and appreciation.

So I think when you teach the kids- >> Latinos like to hug.

>> Yeah, if you teach the kids,

maybe a form of their handshake or a fist bump or even a hug,

let them choose what they wanna do and have that conversation with them so

that in the moment they can feel the encouragement to, I'm gonna give

you a fist bump weird creepy uncle or a hug if they feel like it's okay.

Right? >> That's kind of like what I do.

I mean, I grew up in a hugging family.

Like we just naturally love to touch, to kiss.

But I do follow my kid's cues. >> Yes.

>> So if,

you know, my mom wants Aria to give her a hug.

The mom in me and my experiences are like,

you better give grandma a hug.

>> Right. >> But, right?

But at the same time if she doesn't want to and I can see her like [SOUND] no, no,

no, no.

I don't want her to. >> Right.

>> If she doesn't want to,

I don't force her.

I just say, okay, all right, all right, all right mama.

Not today, okay, well why don't you just blow grandma a kiss?

Or at least wave goodbye because in our family if you don't kind of reciprocate

that love it can come off as rude and I don't want my children ya know to

grow up and be like that but at the same time I want them to show affection but

show it in their own way, to show it in a way that they're comfortable.

For more infomation >> To Hug or Not to Hug? - Duration: 5:00.

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HEAVY DUTY FRAME FOR THE LTM OR LRT MOBILE CRANE! COOL SELF MADE RC CRANE IN ACTION! NICE RC TOYS - Duration: 8:02.

Cool Crane Action!

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Hump or Dump - SNL - Duration: 4:37.

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BITCOIN: REVOLUTION OR CONSPIRACY? With Colin Rivas and Javier Cuevas Lorente. - Duration: 33:37.

For more infomation >> BITCOIN: REVOLUTION OR CONSPIRACY? With Colin Rivas and Javier Cuevas Lorente. - Duration: 33:37.

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We don't need God or religion to know right from wrong | Michael Shermer - Duration: 5:13.

Science and good and evil, good and bad, right and wrong, murder, all these things... human

moral values.

Well, I wrote a book about this, The Moral Arc.

I am what's called a moral realist: I think there are real moral values out there to be

discovered.

Now, not "out there" in the cosmos for astronomers to discover, I'm talking about

in human nature, in human social nature.

And I'll just give you a super simple example that I can't believe anybody would disagree

with, uh, this.

And it begins with Abraham Lincoln's defense of why slavery is wrong.

And he said simply, "If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong."

And I would agree and go further with a more recent example, if the Holocaust is not wrong,

nothing is wrong.

Now, moral relativists or moral philosophers who are not moral realists, they don't want

to be called relativists—there's other positions, but let's just leave it at there's

other positions then moral realism.

Are you seriously going to argue that there's some condition in which the Holocaust was

okay, that it was acceptable?

Now, now, mind you I'm talking about all of us in this category here talking about

this are not thinking that God is the answer, that there's some outside deity telling

us what's right and wrong, most of us that are in science or philosophy already reject

that—going all the way back to Plato who debunked that idea in the first place—which

is to say that if murder is really wrong or the Holocaust is really wrong or slavery is

really wrong, why do we need God to tell us that?

I mean if those moral principles are out there and God is just telling us what it is, then

why do we need the middleman?

Just tell us the reasons why it's wrong and okay.

And if it's just because God said it what if he didn't say murder was wrong, would

that make it right?

No, it would still be wrong.

So either way, you don't need God, so here we are in our bubble of just us trying to

figure out what's right and wrong.

I argue in The Moral Arc that in fact we are already understanding what is right and wrong

through the study of human nature and human culture and human history by saying there

are certain things that are really better than other things, in the same way, that Kepler

discovered planetary orbits are elliptical and not circular—given that he was doing

his calculations correctly and given that planetary orbits really are elliptical and

not circular he could hardly have discovered anything else.

We would eventually discover that democracies are better than theocracies or dictatorships

just in terms of what the people want based on their survival and flourishing as sentient

beings.

And that's my moral foundation: survival and flourishing of sentient beings.

We all want to survive and flourish.

It's in our nature.

It's what evolution designed us to desire.

That is our moral foundation, our nature, that is who we are and what we want.

Okay, building from there: ok, so certain economic systems are really better toward

of that than others, you will discover that if you are a rational being trying to figure

out what's the best way to structure things.

Now it's true that we can't solve every moral issue by just running an experiment,

but if you think about it every nation with a different constitution is an experiment.

Every state in the United States, 50 different states have 50 different constitutions.

They have 50 different laws about gun control or abortion—well not quite that but they

have different variations on how it's allowed.

But just take anything.

So these are 50 different experiments.

Every Supreme Court Justice decision is an experiment.

Let's see what happens now that they've decided this let's measure the consequences

of this.

The 19th Amendment of abolishing alcohol, this was an experiment, a failed experiment.

If your goal is to reduce the amount of drinking, that didn't work, so the 21st Amendment

abolished the 19th Amendment—those are all experiments.

So this is what I'm talking about: That is this idea that David Hume put forth that

"you can't derive an ought from an is," this is a red herring.

This is a misdirection.

To that I say, Mr. Hume, tear down this wall.

Of course, we can breach that wall.

Of course, we can discover certain things about what we ought to do based on the nature

of reality.

Now here I'm not talking about "because ants have slavery or chimpanzees have war

that we should have slavery and war," no.

I mean: what is the real nature of war, and how should we reduce it?

Understanding it through the scientific study of war is a way to get to attenuating it.

That's all I mean.

And the reason we want to attenuate it is because it's bad for sentient beings, it

reduces the amount of survival and flourishing.

So that's my argument for moral realism.

For more infomation >> We don't need God or religion to know right from wrong | Michael Shermer - Duration: 5:13.

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Do I pay back my interest in CEL or in dollars? - Duration: 0:42.

When you receive $1 loan, then once a month

you have to make an interest payment.

The interest payment represents just the interest on your loan.

We don't actually charge you or ask you to pay the principal.

So the interest on your loan, which

let's say in the beginning is 9%,

represents a certain dollar value.

With that dollar value that you send us in dollars,

we buy sell tokens.

Those sell tokens then go into the smart contract.

The smart contract immediately looks

to see who contributed those tokens,

the equivalent coins against that contract,

and those are distributed, the sell tokens are distributed,

to the membership per annum.

For more infomation >> Do I pay back my interest in CEL or in dollars? - Duration: 0:42.

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"Дело в шляпе" or "Get yourself a deal". ECOM ToT 2018. - Duration: 1:10.

Hi, my name is Elena German and I am ECOM programs director and your trainer.

During this ToT I'm gonna teach you what the training is and what does it go with?

Hello, dear participants! My name is Marina Didenko.

I am a trainer and a psychologist, and we'll meet with you in sunny Georgia.

We will learn what difficult participant is and how to deal with them?

See us soon! Bye!

Good afternoon, dear participants! My name is Nina Verbytska, and I'm gonna be one of your trainers.

You'll have very challenging trials, but I'm sure that together we can cope with them.

Ciao! I am Yuri Yoursky and I am a member of ECOM trainers team.

Just in a few weeks, we'll see us at ToT in Georgia.

Hold on, just in a moment we'll dive together into the world of skills and knowledge.

It's gonna be fun!

Trainer's hat is coming to you!

For more infomation >> "Дело в шляпе" or "Get yourself a deal". ECOM ToT 2018. - Duration: 1:10.

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Mission Hill - Ep.1 "Pilot or The Douchebag Aspect" [Sub. Español] HD - Duration: 22:38.

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ANDROPAUSE: FACT OR FICTION? - Health & Fitness - Duration: 6:37.

Lucky women.

Theyve always known that sometime in their mid-40s they will begin to experience changes in hormone levels that will lead to uncomfortable symptoms and culminate in the change of life: menopause.

It may seem odd to consider the certainty of menopause a lucky thing, but being able to openly talk about a medically documented event is liberating.

Women can commiserate with each other and consult with their doctors for help dealing with uncomfortable symptoms.

Men, however, have not had the luxury of receiving help for their mid-life discomforts.

In fact, andropause, or male menopause, is not even widely accepted as a legitimate medical phenomenon.

There are several reasons the idea of Male Menopause has been received with skepticism.

First, its a much more gradual event than a womans menopause.

While a woman will experience a measurable and obvious drop in her estrogen levels beginning in her forties, a mans testosterone levels begin to drop very gradually as early as thirty years old.

Since the shift in hormones occurs so differently in men, the accompanying symptoms are also more gradual.

For example, a woman may suddenly find herself irritable or depressed, and recognize that a change has taken place.

But a mans onset of symptoms takes much longer, so he may not recognize that he is changing.

Second, Andropause is not as final as womens Menopause.

When a womans estrogen levels decline sufficiently, her menstrual cycle will cease.

She will be unable to bear children.

Her ovaries will not produce eggs, and her uterus will not be able to sustain a pregnancy.

She truly experiences a change of life: she has changed from a fertile human to one unable to procreate.

This doesnt happen with a man.

Men continue to produce enough testosterone into their 80s to be able to father children.

Even if a man cannot have intercourse and ejaculate to impregnate his partner, semen with sperm in it can still be collected and used to fertilize an egg.

Perhaps the biggest reason that scientists have discussed andropause with skepticism is that men do not experience the change of life to the extent that women do.

Three, men are expected to be stoic about symptoms.

Women have support groups, literature, and medical experts lining up to assist with the change of life.

Decades-long, nationwide studies are done about the benefits and risks of hormone replacement therapy to treat menopause.

Women talk about, joke about, and complain about their symptoms and discomforts.

Men, meanwhile, endure their discomforts in silence.

Its not manly to whine about problems such as weight gain, thinning hair, difficulty achieving or maintaining erections, sleeplessness, or depression.

And what man would ever want to discuss his loss of libido? Women talk, men cope silently.

The sad thing is, coping is often easier when professional intervention can be openly sought.

Acknowledging the truth of male menopause is definitely the first step in helping men cope with the changes taking place in their bodies.

Christopher Thomas is a journalist/photographer that has recently overcame Andropause (Male Menopause) symptoms by taking supplements and making dietary changes.

For additional information about Male Menopause/Andropause and treatment options that can help, please visit www.Amidrenreview.com.

For more infomation >> ANDROPAUSE: FACT OR FICTION? - Health & Fitness - Duration: 6:37.

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Plan For The Life You Love Moment - Invest or Pay Debt - Duration: 2:20.

Hi my name is Drew Hefflefinger, Financial Advisor at Acorn Financial.

Today we're bringing you a 'Plan For The Life You Love' moment. Recently we

were meeting with a young couple and they just completed the "Castle Building'

phase of their financial lives. Now they've gotten married, they've gone on

their honeymoon, they've purchased a home, and they have the home fixed up to where

they want it to be. And they've moved into the second phase of their financial

lives which we'll call 'Building the Net Worth Statement'. Now assets minus

liabilities equals net worth, net worth equals financial flexibility, and one of

the most important parts of building the net worth statement is to understand how

much needs to be put towards the net worth statement to be financially

successful. So through a workshop style meeting we sat down with the client

pulled out the financial plan, started working the numbers and found out what

that number needs to be on a monthly basis and that's the most important part.

The second part of our discussion they looked at me and said, "Drew, where do

we go from here?" you know we can either pay down this debt or we can either

invest the dollars and it came down to this pull between the Rational

Economist and the Human Being. The rational economists would say, "well I

would rather invest in the market if I know long-term I'm going to earn seven

percent, rather than pay down debt which maybe I am only paying three

percent". But around here our mantra is not he who dies with the most

cash wins, it's 'Plan For The Life You Love' and in this instance the client has

more peace and solace to see debt vanish before building significant investment

assets. So that was our 'Plan For The Life You Love' moment I hope you enjoyed it

and thank you for watching