IV gout cures diabetes IV gout is a unique tropical plant it has been
classified as a personal herb in traditional toy and oil redic medicine i
without plant contains beta-carotene vitamin yay and it also a good source of
protein and fiber a study shows that blood sugar level in diabetics who
consumed ivy gourd leaves we're dropped by 16% and it also reduced postprandial
blood glucose by 18 percent research suggests that I will gout supports
healthy blood sugar by acting like natural insulin to your body the
international journal Diabetes care as said IV gout is a natural insulin how to
consume consuming IV gout boost your body's sugar metabolism because this
plant is just as active as biologically generated insulin are transporting sugar
to your cells mature IV gouts can be used in regular vegetables and can make
different recipes with it and ripe IV gout can be eaten directly to cure
diabetes ivy gourd leaves plays crucial role in curing diabetes it can be eaten
raw early in the morning with empty stomach to control diabetes naturally
you can also extract the juice from leaves by grinding fresh leaves in
blender consume 2 to 3 tablespoons of juice with your regular medicine and you
can see best results in one month is oats good for diabetes odds are the
whole grains or kernels the toddies seed of oat grass while oatmeal commonly
refers to the cereal or porridge made by cooking processed foods in a hot liquid
kurz li ground Oh tea kernels are not so called oatmeal while finely ground oats
creates both floor oatmeal is actually made of oat groats
which are oat kernels from oat grass with the husks remove oats are odd
clothes or the great component in oatmeal oats plus liquid and other food
components make up oatmeal oatmeal has a low glycemic index it has properties to
help maintain glucose levels we know that those offers with the diabetes like
those types of foods oatmeal can also promote heart health
oatmeal also high in fiber and aids in digestion so it sounds like oatmeal is a
great breakfast choice for those who with diabetes oats are a fine choice for
breakfast cook them up add a little skim milk and cinnamon and hoovy you got a
great start to your day high in fiber low in sugar aid in digestion with a low
glycemic impact both male have flavours such as maple and brown sugar and
cinnamon roll which are packed with sugar and very high in carbs so to make
a complicated answer out of what seemed at first to be an easy question oats can
be a fantastic choice for those with diabetes
the average sugar content in oatmeal is about 12 grams you can take oats in your
breakfast take a bowl of hot milk add some modes
some fruits of your choice and have it here I am having papaya pieces take this
in your brick first deily you can reduce your diabetes in a very short period of
time is cabbage good for diabetes cabbage E is in the same family of
vegetables as latias faults although they look like similar cabbage is
actually a part of the Cure if Aris vegetables family let loose part of the
Daisy family cabbage has been cultivated for more than 4,000 years it has been
grown for food for over 2,500 years cabbage comes in various colors the most
common being green red and purple cabbage leaves can be smooth or crinkled
a cup of cocoa cabbage contains only 35 calories cabbage contains high amounts
of vitamin C and K magnesium folate as well as antioxidants : beta-carotene
lutein and zeaxanthin as well as the various flavonoids cabbage has a g1
tongue and gel of one so it will not affect your blood sugar a 2007 study at
UAE University came to an existing conclusion concerning cabbage diabetes
was induced in sixties for a two-month period the rats were studied and showed
all the symptoms of a one with type 2 diabetes cabbage extract was then added
to the diets of the rats for 60 days the cabbage reversed the adverse effects of
diabetes at the end of the trial period the extract lowered blood glucose levels
and restored Rennell function and body weight loss in the experiment
the study concluded that the antioxidant and anti-aging properties of cabbage
extract may offer a potential therapeutic source of the treatment of
diabetes so is cabbage good for diabetes yes it most certainly is cabbage is low
in carbs and carbs high in fiber low G 1 and G L this it actually has the
potential to help lower blood sugar levels and aid in weight loss now let us
prepare cabbage juice for this we need cabbage little salt and lemon juice take
some cabbage cut into pieces take a blender jar put these pieces into it
add some water and blend well now filter this juice into a serving glass add
little bit of salt and some lemon juice if alt some pepper powder can be added
and mix well tasty healthy cabbage juice is ready to drink by drinking this juice
daily you can reduce your high blood sugar levels most powerful herb to cure
diabetes holy basil this very well-known aromatic herb are often used in Italian
kitchens has been the leading type-2 diabetes treatment in indian oil vedic
medicine since the and sometimes the recent scientific research finally
uncovers the powerful anti-diabetic effects of muscle all patients were
given tried bas-reliefs for a run in period of five days then half of this
study participants were randomly instructed to consume 2.5 grams of
powdered bas-relief while the other half were given a place ba for a period of 30
days researchers report the two overall mean fasting glucose dropped by 21% in
the holy bustle groups there is no typical dosage for consuming holy basil
to improve type-2 diabetes but human studies suggest the 2.5 grams of dried
Vasiliev used once a day on an empty stomach is sufficient for anti-diabetic
effects you can use this herb as a tea let us see making off holy basil tea add
2 cups of water to your bowel and start boiling add bunch of fresh holy basil
leaves boil water for 5 to 10 minutes and strain into a cup drink this tea
twice a day and control your diabetes drink this daily to prevent diabetes and
many health disorders health benefits of holy basil holy basil has powerful
purifying properties when eaten raw it purifies the blood holy basil tea helps
to relieve headaches caused due to sun cytus allergies cold or even Mike
you can take steam for cold holy basil helps reduce the uric acid levels in the
blood chewing a few leaves of holy basil on an empty stomach every day can both
prevent and protect any heart elements holy basil is known to have very strong
anti stress compounds and is great to help a one quit smoking thank you for
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What to Ask When You Don't Know the Right Word So You Can Improve Your Vocabulary in English - Duration: 6:04.
Have you ever been in the middle of a conversation when you couldn't think
of the word you wanted to use?
You're searching and searching and trying to find the right word to express your thoughts.
Don't worry - it happens to all of us.
In a previous video, I encouraged you to "use your words" to
find another way to express your ideas.
Continuing to explain yourself helps you sound more fluent because you're not panicking when
you can't come up with the precise word.
After all, English isn't always a precise language.
We often use descriptions in order to express the idea that we mean.
But what if you substitute another word or find a more lengthy way to explain yourself,
but you still want to know the precise word or term you can use in order to
express this idea more effectively?
In most cases, the person that you're speaking with will supply or volunteer
the correct word that you want to use.
But what happens if they don't say the other word because they understand you and they
don't want to interrupt the flow of thoughts?
In that case, you want to ask the other person to give you the specific word you're missing.
This is a great way to improve your vocabulary because you're going to find out the precise
term a native speaker would use in this situation.
In this video, I'm going to share natural sounding questions that you can use in order
to invite the other person to share the precise word, term, phrase or expression you can use
in order to express yourself more accurately.
As we go through the examples, pay attention to your intonation.
In order to show curiosity, be sure to use rising intonation.
This encourages the other person to give you more details and shows you're truly interested
in hearing the best way to express yourself in English.
So let's talk about the questions.
I'll repeat each question three times.
Please repeat after me.
Is there a better way to say that?
Is there a better way to say that?
Is there a better way to say that?
Is there another way to say that?
Is there another way to say that?
Is there another way to say that?
Is there a better word for that?
Is there a better word for that?
Is there a better word for that?
What do you call that?
What do you call that?
What do you call that?
In most cases, native speakers wouldn't worry about not knowing the words, so they just
substitute "whatchamacallit," which is a quick, reduced way of saying, "What do you call that?"
Whatchamacallit?
I probably wouldn't suggest you say that, but it's helpful to understand it.
What should I say instead?
What should I say instead?
What should I say instead?
You could also include the term you used.
What should I say instead of that?
What should I say instead of that?
What should I say instead of that?
What's the word I'm trying to think of?
What's the word I'm trying to think of?
What's the word I'm trying to think of?
What's the word for that?
What's the word for that?
What's the word for that?
This may actually be the question a native speaker is most likely to ask.
What's the word for that?
Simple, to the point.
Another variation is what's another word for that?
What's another word for that?
What's another word for that?
When you ask for another word, another way, you're inviting the other person to provide
more vocabulary for you.
They won't feel embarrassed about correcting you.
Most people are too polite to correct you if you say something wrong.
If you encourage the other person by saying you want to hear another way to say that or
another word to say that, they may get more enthusiastic and
start sharing the most precise terms.
As you can see, even if you are able to put your idea into other words and keep going,
even though you don't know the precise term, you may still want to improve your vocabulary
and sound a little more natural when choosing the correct word to express this idea.
In this case, you can use any one of these questions to invite the other person
to supply the word for you.
Don't be embarrassed about asking for the correct way to say something.
There are all kinds of terms I can't think of even as a native English speaker.
If it's not a word that's part of our active vocabulary, it may not come to mind that quickly.
It's perfectly acceptable to ask the other person to give you the correct term.
In fact, this is a technique I use in order to sound more like a native speaker
when I'm speaking Spanish.
For example, I spent years going to Starbucks in Lima, Peru and Santiago, Chile, and every
time I went to Starbucks I tried to find a way to express the type of tea I wanted.
And I didn't have the precise word because I know what it is in English, tea bag, but
I didn't know what it was in Spanish.
So I would find another way to express myself, but finally I just wanted to use the right
term, so I asked the barista how I should say it, and they told me.
Super easy!
I wish I had done it earlier so that I could trust I was saying the right word.
After watching this video, I hope you feel more confident knowing that you can invite
the other person to supply the correct word for you.
Sometimes native speakers just need a little more encouragement to correct you.
Nobody wants to be rude or make you feel like you can't speak English.
It's OK if you find another way to express your thoughts.
You don't always need the precise terms.
Just a quick reminder, if you want more guidance on how to improve your vocabulary naturally,
please be sure to check out my three workshops where I share all of my top tips to help you
sound more like a native English speaker.
If you're looking for a specific word, don't be afraid to comment below the video, express
the idea a different way, and encourage me to supply the word for you.
I'll be happy to help.
Once again, I'm Kim from englishwithkim.com.
I'm your guide to the essential communication skills you need to sound more natural in English.
If you like this video, please give it a thumbs up and share it with a friend.
Have a good one.
Goodbye.
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Supreme Court Rules Cops Can Kill Non Threatening People As Long - Duration: 6:00.
Supreme Court Rules Cops Can Kill Non-Threatening People As Long As They Say They Were Scared
By Rachel Blevins
In a ruling that will be used to a reinforce a disturbing pattern practiced by police officers
across the United States, the Supreme Court has determined that officers who shoot non-threatening
citizens are completely justified and cannot face consequences for their actions�as long
as they express to the court that they feared for their safety.
The case of Kisela v. Hughes originated from a police shooting in Tucson, Arizona, in 2010.
Police Corporal Andrew Kisela heard a report over police radio about a woman using a kitchen
knife to hack a tree and acting erratically in public.
He responded to the scene with two other officers.
On the other side of a chain-link fence, the officers saw Sharon Chadwick standing next
to her car.
Her roommate, Amy Hughes, emerged from the house with a kitchen knife held at her side.
Despite the fact that the two women were standing at least six feet apart, the blade of the
knife was facing away from Chadwick, and Hughes did not appear to be threatening her roommate
in any way, all three officers approached the fence with their guns drawn.
Less than 60 seconds after Kisela saw Chadwick, he opened fire and shot Hughes four times
through the fence.
After she fell to the ground, officers jumped over the fence, approached Hughes and placed
her in handcuffs, and then called paramedics.
It took just seconds for Officer Kisela to choose to shoot Hughes multiple times, even
though she had not broken any laws and she did not appear to be threatening anyone.
Miraculously, Hughes did not die from the gunshot wounds she sustained and Chadwick
was not injured during the reckless attack.
Hughes filed a lawsuit against Kisela, based on the claim that her civil rights were violated
during the shooting.
While a federal district judge ruled in favor of Kisela, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals
reversed the decision and argued that Hughes� Fourth Amendment rights were clearly violated.
The Supreme Court has now reversed the 9th Circuit court�s decision, and in its opinion
on the case, the court argued that there should not be a debate over whether Hughes� Fourth
Amendment rights were violated, because Kisela should automatically be afforded �qualified
immunity� as a police officer.
The Court need not, and does not, decide whether Kisela violated the Fourth Amendment when
he used deadly force against Hughes.
For even assuming a Fourth Amendment violation occurred�a proposition that is not at all
evident�on these facts Kisela was at least entitled to qualified immunity.
�Qualified immunity attaches when an official�s conduct does not violate clearly established
statutory or constitutional rights of which a reasonable person would have known � Because
the focus is on whether the officer had fair notice that her conduct was unlawful, reasonableness
is judged against the backdrop of the law at the time of the conduct.�
As SCOTUS Blog noted, even if the Supreme Court judges believed that Kisela was guilty
of violating Hughes� Fourth Amendment rights, �Kisela still could not be sued because
any rights that he might have violated were not clearly established�a key factor in
whether government officials enjoy immunity from lawsuits.�
Even though Chadwick testified that she did not feel threatened by Hughes or the knife
in her hand at the time of the shooting, the Supreme Court has chosen to side with the
police officer who chose to open fire within seconds, before taking the time to accurately
assess the situation.
By supporting Kisela�s actions, the Supreme Court has essentially given all police officers
a blank check, which says that if they see a person standing in the distance on her property,
and she appears to be holding a weapon in her hand, the officer has the right to open
fire and shoot her multiple times�as long as the officer maintains that he feared for
his safety, even if he cannot prove that the person he targeted was threatening him.
In a dissenting opinion, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor argued that while the other
two officers attempted to use verbal commands to convince Hughes to drop the knife, Kisela
made no attempt to de-escalate the situation and opted to use deadly force instead.
Hughes was nowhere near the officers, had committed no illegal act, was suspected of
no crime, and did not raise the knife in the direction of Chadwick or anyone else.
Faced with these facts, the two other responding officers held their fire, and one testified
that he �wanted to continue trying verbal command[s] and see if that would work.�
But not Kisela.
He thought it necessary to use deadly force, and so, without giving a warning that he would
open fire, he shot Hughes four times, leaving her seriously injured.
Kisela did not wait for Hughes to register, much less respond to, the officers� rushed
commands.
Instead, Kisela immediately and unilaterally escalated the situation.
It is no secret that police officers regularly get away with shooting and killing innocent
citizens in the United States, and they do so by arguing that they opened fire because
they feared for their safety.
By choosing to support a trigger-happy officer who chose to put lives at risk, the Supreme
Court has made it clear that there will be no justice for the innocent woman who received
life-threatening injuries as a result of the attack and that police will continue to get
away with targeting the mentally ill, and will face no consequences
for their actions.
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2 Geometric Inspired Room Decor DIYs | DIY Tin Can Pencil Holder & DIY Geometric Animal Art - Duration: 4:12.
Hey whats up you guys? My name is Emily and in this video I'm going to show you
how to make two really simple geometric inspired ideas.
In the comments down below let me know what you think about these DIYs
and if you like this video give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to see more DIYs.
Lets get on with the video!
The first DIY I'm going to show you how to make is this really simple geometric tin can pencil holder.
You want to take a tin can and place it onto the edge of a piece of paper
and you want to mark where the tin can ends.
You also want to make another mark on the other end of the piece of paper.
Now you can take a ruler and you want to make a straight line
by connecting the two marks you made with a pencil.
Then you want to cut on the line with scissors.
When you're done cutting you want to make sure the paper fits all the way around the tin can.
Now you want to lay out the piece of paper and you want to put the tin can in the middle of the paper.
Then you can put a line of glue onto the tin can
and then you want to put one end of the piece of paper into the glue.
You want to do the same thing to the other end of the piece of paper
but you want to put the line of glue onto the paper
and make sure you pull the paper tight before putting it into the glue.
Now you can take some washi tape or any tape that is a different color than the paper
and you want to cut the tape into strips.
If you have thinner tape than what I used you don't have to cut the tape into strips.
After you cut a strip of tape you can put it onto the paper
that's on the tin can in any direction that you want.
You can put as many pieces of tape onto the can that you want
and you can make any design and shapes with the tape like trapezoids or triangles.
and if you need to you want to cut off any of the tape that hangs off of the can with scissors.
When you get your pencil holder done
you can put anything that you want into the can like pencils or markers.
The last DIY I'm going to show you how to make is this geometric animal frame art idea.
The first thing you want to do is that you want to trace the back of your frame onto a piece of paper.
Then you want to cut on the line with scissors
and then you want to put the piece of paper into the frame.
What you want to now is that you want to
draw out your geometric animal onto the piece of paper with a pencil
and you can use a ruler to make straight lines.
I made a fox but you can make any animal that you want
and you can search for inspiration on Google or Pinterest.
When you're done drawing your animal you want to take the piece of paper out of the frame.
Then you want to stick another piece of paper under the piece of the paper
with the animal on it so you don't ruin the surface you're going to draw on.
All you have to do now is that you want to take a permanent marker or any type of marker you have
and you want to go over the pencil lines with the marker.
Once you're done making your animal you want to erase any pencil markings off of the paper.
Then you want to put the piece of paper back into the frame.
If you want you can keep it like this or you can can glue jewels onto the paper.
I glued a jewel where the fox's nose is but you can glue on jewels for the eyes, a nose, or even a bow.
and that's how you make these geometric inspired DIYs!
In the comments down below let me know what you think about these DIYs
and if you like this video give this video a thumbs up and subscribe to see more DIYs.
I will see you in the next video. Bye!
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Four ways you can help out undocumented people - Duration: 16:51.
How's it going everybody! Today we're trying to something a little bit
different. Just a little podcast no script, nothing
I'm trying to collect my thoughts on DACA it's one of the things leftists
like to unify behind, right? The narrative of college students getting deported
getting taken out of their country is pretty compelling, you know, what ICE is
doing is pretty disgusting and there are a lot of ways we can help out dreamers
and undocumented people in general outside of just sharing news stories. And
here are four ways we can do that. So first things first is actually sharing
news stories! There's a lot of narratives that don't really get heard like say
anyone who isn't Mexican and unfortunately that's true there's a lot
of Central Americans and Latin American countries Nicaragua Honduras Argentina
Venezuela and you don't really hear anything from any undocumented people from
those countries and they definitely exist.
You know there's a lot of Central American immigrants in this country here
without papers and there's a lot of people from African countries and Asian countries,
buuut we only tend to think of our neighbors downstairs and that's an issue.
Representation matters and as citizens, as allies we should be doing everything
we can to make sure everybody's voice is heard. So second up is another way you
can help out materially and that is donating, you know, giving money DACA is
really expensive, I think it's like four hundred ninety five dollars for every
renewal which is a lot of money if you're poor [sad laugh] and I'm laughing but like
it's for real it really is and if you have the capacity if you have the money,
if you have the wealth, you should do everything in your power to help out. Uh
depending how big your Twitter, you know your social circle, Facebook just post
online be like, "Hey. I have four hundred ninety five dollars" or if you don't have
that money be like, "Hey I have ten dollars I have a hundred dollars I have
two cents if anyone needs help renewing their DACA hit me up!" You can also donate
to a lot of other organizations that do this for a living I can't think of any
off the top of my head but I'll have some in the description
maybe someone show up on screen on screen if I'm not lazy ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
But yeah alleviating that financial burden is huge huge huge huge.
So third is creating programs that help out undocumented people. One of the
things we did here in my local community is we had a "Share the Vote" program which
is not something you really hear about especially not from, like, radical
organizations, but we'll get to that. So in our program what we did is we paired
up people who were citizens and weren't citizens and we basically got the
citizen to share their vote, uh what that that entailed is, I mean
legally speaking you have to vote for what you believe in so what we did is we made
these people be 'lobbied' so they would vote for what the undocumented person believed in.
Not [gibberish] not legally what they're what they're legally doing is being lobbied
but that's what it worked out to in essence and it was a really fun program
like it was a great day and you can really foster some civic engagement in
communities that are disenfranchised completely, right? Civic engagement
doesn't exist if you don't have papers because the state literally wants you to
not exist so yeah! And the way we did it was we went door-to-door in our
community, eh, specifically in parts of the community that had more undocumented
people and if you... so this is the hard part and so you know every every
community is different so you need to pair this to what you believe in, but
first things first is always getting that trust. If you're not trusted no
one's gonna sign up they're gonna see you and they're gonna be like, "What this
guy is trying to get me to leave my home what and like what's going on no I'm not
doing this goodbye." So they need to see you out there prior I mean undocumented
people are probably the most distrustful people of any institution of any higher
power there are, right? Because one, one bad encounter and dude you're out so
establishing that trust having other programs to facilitate your programming
for undocumented people is essential. So beyond that yeah we went
door to door and.... how'd it go.... yeah I mean we just talked to people we, uh
what you really need is people that speak ,you know, people's mother's tongue so Spanish
you know, Swahili and any variety. And we got them to sign up so our
biggest issue was we wanted them to meet up face to face for the lobbying which
turned out to not be a great idea. Most people have jobs you know they have
things to do they have kids they don't want to do this program but especially
they don't even care about voting, right? If you don't vote then you're
not really gonna care... it's hard! And... so what I would recommend for.... so what I
would recommend for everybody is to find a way to have the undocumented person
sign up, sign like a... sample ballot, basically. Make them fill out all of
their wants and then give that ballot to the citizen and I mean it depends again
on your state. Some states allow people to bring in with them campaign materials
and stuff to help them guide them through the vote so you would just
instruct the citizen to take that in with them in the voting booth but some
states don't allow that as far as I know so you you wanna you know get all that
figured out first. Yeah so you get there you get the vote
from the undocumented person and basically you get the citizen to vote for them and
you know you got to cover your bases it's logging that you really do make a
difference and, and you foster civic engagement it's a lot of good stuff. And
[laughs] and the thing is right a lot of Leftists get caught up on the fact that right the
state isn't gonna enact socialism nothing huge is gonna happen from a vote.
That's the thing that matters. Yeah, the state isn't gonna make socialism
happen but it still can change a lot of fuckin' lives, you know? And the
undocumented community is one of those people whose lives can be changed by the
state! So you know fostering voting and and
civic engagement in this community is really really important. Um, yeah, I mean, I
guess that's all I can say on that. A really good program if you have any more
questions if you need any help I can help y'all out in the comments below. I'm
tryna think of what else... I mean if you do vote for the face-to-face meetings I
mean honestly that's a lot more human it's a lot more... um, it feels a lot
nicer when you get to meet someone face-to-face and talk to them and go
through the ballot together, oh yeah cuz that's what we did, everyone sat down and
they went through the ballot together and we encouraged the citizen to just
kind of listen to what the undocumented person wanted but I mean they were they
were encouraged to talk through things in case they had disagreements because
that's that's a potential, right? We have Joe Schmo over here who wants to vote for
his girl Hillary Clinton and then hey you know maybe this guy just doesn't
like the Democrats and he'll vote for, I dunno, Jill Stein or like Trump I don't know it
didn't happen to us because our turnout wasn't super huge but it's a possibility
and it does happen with smaller things, right, you know Prop 465, it's like
"Legalize Weed" and then, "Oh but I'm really socially conservative" "Oh well I'm
socially liberal," that tends to happen. Ultimately, the way you get that fixed is
I mean definitely talk to the citizen participants early and... it's hard, it's
hard to convince them for sure. Right no one likes to feel disenfranchised nobody
nobody, but use that feeling and, and really instill in them that any feelings
of disenfranchisement, of powerlessness that they might feel, of not being able
to vote for what they want that's what someone who doesn't have status in this
country feels every day and if they can shave a little bit of their privilege
and hand that over to someone who doesn't have that privilege it they're
making a big difference. Yeah, and I mean I really hope that helps you get through
to them and also again if you do have them meet face to face consider having
some day care option some people to watch their
kids. We had it next to a park and there was a playground so yeah any kids have
somewhere to play definitely think of that.
And yeah, translator's, and shit. So yeah. Also not every undocumented person is
the same. My homie he was doing it with me. He he was totally [laughs] so we had this idea
we made his ballot box where people would put their ballots in and then we
would take that ballot and then to give it to the citizen afterwards. Some people
were down with the with the little like role play ballot box and then other
people were just like, Nah dude." You know it was like too playful for them for
something that was really serious and important and I mean some people
sensibilities were like "[laughs] Yeah yeah!" and then other people were just like
"Mmm do we have to?" Als, pictures! Um be mindful, everyone has different levels of
security, right? No not everyone wants to take a picture with you and respect that
YEAH JUST RESPECT MAN. And finally we've got: protect them with your body. One of
the big things that was happening a lot in the 1960s and onward was Church
Refuge and that's something Leftist should really really look into
especially if you're religious considering starting a program where you
allow and documented people into the church if they have nowhere else to go.
So through the church donations and stuff people would gather enough money
to provide housing and food for these people and it was pretty successful for
some time during the 60s and 80s I believe, I'll link some article down in
the description below with more on this it's super interesting.
Yeah that's a really really good option. Another thing is there's a lot of
organizations that are doing like ICE alert networks if you text this number
they'll text you if ever ICE is having a raid in your area and I mean if you have
an organization you need to be tapped into that and send bodies if you find
out that there's like a work raid or a raid on a home
I mean if there's like three ICE raids- if there's three ICE officials and there's
a hundred people showing up to protest around them, like are you kidding me? If you
for even like a second, you allow someone to- someone that was being stopped by ice to
escape... but that's huge! I mean also I don't know if that's like illegal don't
do anything illegal. I'm not advocating for anyone to do anything illegal. But I
mean definitely look into it for sure. But... god damn is that, is that uh like
obstruction of justice I don't even fucking know, but do you like, honestly we
have to do everything we can to protect our communities right?
And if we can send people to protest and not, not, not obstruct justice right
we're not getting in the way of the laws, legally, YouTube do not fuckin de-
monetize me I don't have enough people to be de-monetize, but you know what I mean, we need
to do everything we can. And we don't have as much to lose as undocumented
people do right? I we get, if we get arrested if we get thrown in jail
slapped with like a... I dunno like a bullshit arresting arrest (whoops) resisting arrest charge
you know we can fight that we can cause a shit show in the police department and
get those charges dropped they usually do when it comes to protest. Now
an undocumented person does not have that option, it's, it's, caught and your way of
life gets completely destroyed right? ICE is a terrorist organization. It's a
fascist organization and it's trying to scare people into leaving this country
by force right? That that is not okay and we need to do everything in our power to
stop that. So ideally we would want to help people before they get arrested
right? Before they start their deportation proceedings, but if we can't,
if ICE gets there before we do then we needa cause a ruckus, man. We need to do
everything we can and if helping someone get away right if that's
if that is illegal if that is obstruction of justice then, hey don't do
that. We can be creative, we can get legally creative and use the loopholes
that we have to our advantage and help undocumented people out man. Whether
that's flooding the scene of an ICE arrest, standing behind an ICE van to
make sure it can't, you know, cross the street or whatever there's just there's
a load of ways, there's a load of options for civil disobedience that don't, you
know, get you thrown in federal prison and are within legal means you know! It's
about getting creative it's about finding new solutions to fight this
fascist organization dude because ICE is out there destroying lives tearing apart
families and actively trying to destroy communities that are the life and blood
of this country and a lot of the times ICE is sending up people out there to die.
Right, the drug war in Mexico, which I mean it's a Mexican American drug war
right this the United States is just as responsible as the Mexican government
under PRI was and now PAN again... but yeah. There was a story that ran back a
few weeks ago about a boy who was an MS 13 member and he lived in a
rural town and his family was poor so he joined up with MS 13 and
they wanted him to join the gang for real which meant like an initiation and his
I think his initiation was to murder somebody and he didn't want to
but when you're a part of those dangerous gangs, the
option is do what we say or we kill you and your entire family and probably
torture you before we kill you. So, right, alright this was not a choice this was not
a choice at all. And so he did it right so he escaped to
the United States without papers and he served as an informant to the case
against MS 13 members in his comm- in his community I think it was
in Florida or something I dunno it'll be in the description and guess
what happened... right... of course, despite him being an informant and despite him
being promised protection, ICE came, ICE took him, and despite people's protests
ICE sent him back to Mexico where he was then killed.
This is ICE. This is the terrorist fascist organization that is not only
ruining lives, but actively getting people murdered. We cannot stand for this
and we need to be doing everything in our power no matter how small with it
whether it's giving money, whether it's having teaching-in, education sessions, you
know, citizenship info out there, the food drives, anything, we need to be doing
everything in our power to fight back against ICE. We can't afford not to.
[sigh] All right, well if you like this video thank you so much! Don't forget to hit that
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❄️ IT'S FREEZING COLD HERE!!!...THINGS YOU CAN DO IN THE SNOW! ☃️ | Naia Madison | - Duration: 6:15.
you know what I've lived in Minnesota for almost 3 to
4 years now I think it's about time I said something so you know what finally
admitting it I love the snow yeah I said it I love the snow
I love running across the night going out on the icy lake and not drowning 5
feet below the frostbite the bloody noses that night dry air I just love the
snow I love freezing to death anyway I want
to share with you guys the joy of snow now I know most of my viewers don't live
in the middle of Antarctica what she said which means you guys don't
experience snow very often so on behalf of my part living in the middle of
Antarctica I decided to give you guys a glimpse of what snow really is like
without looking like a doofus and falling on my butt but you're gonna have
to continue watching to see that so I mean we've seen you Phil how many times
now want hey say something say something else and you're gonna sleep outside
tonight in the cold alright first trick is soccer
Nia don't fail me
now the question is can you play frisbee in the snow
well we know why you were kicked out of the big great Frisbee team I'm kidding
I'm just joking why can you try skateboard
now I'm not personally a swedish fish fan so it's time to go fish and play
some cards
first back over here you still got three minutes left to the video what are you
doing stay here watch I need that watch time views what a lot of you may not
know is that you can reminisce on your childhood activities and the snow here
I'm gonna prove it to you in just a second so first up on the childhood
activities is building a snowman
we'll wait wait it's perfect it's so beautiful
snow fight
okay hope you guys enjoyed this video if you did make sure you give it a thumbs
up and make sure you hit that subscribe button because please no seriously I
can't feel my face and make sure you guys check out my brother's channel okay
before I go I need a cup of cocoa or something so freezing cold and me mmm
see that's more like it there's nothing better in this world
than hot chocolate alright I'll see you guys next time is a brand new in the gym
okay then alright I'll see you guys next time I'd even say
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Does jojoba oil cause more mites I would say that as long as you're using a tea
tree oil product like our soap you don't have to worry about what you're using elsewhere
because the demodex really feed on your dead skin cells kind of like dust
mites do and so they're feeding more on that so I don't have a problem with it
and I use jojoba oil or my moisturizer because it is natural and I use it on my
eyelids and I have no problems with that but I use my tea tree oil so pretty much
every day if it's too irritating to use everyday use it at least three to four
times a week and you'll be fine and if you want recommendations for other soaps
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How Many Merchants Can You Sell? - Merchant Services Sales Commission - Duration: 5:18.
Hi, my name is James Shepherd.
I'm excited to do this little mini-series on Merchant Services Sales Commission.
So we are going to be talking about how much money you can make in merchant services and
more importantly, what are the assumptions that are under-lying this idea?
I could easily tell you, "Hey, I know lots of merchants services sales reps that make
$100,000 a year.
I also know some that make $20,000 a year.
I also know some that make $300,000 a year."
It's easy to just talk about "Wow, you can make this, or you can make that, or you
could make a certain amount per sale," but really there are certain assumptions that
are used to create these projections of how much money you are going to make.
In this first video, I'm going to talk about the most important assumption.
I don't care which processor you sell for.
I don't care how long you've been in the industry.
I don't care what kind of compensation plan you have.
The number one criteria or assumption is "How many merchants can you sell?"
How many are you going to sell each and every month?
As we go through this mini-series, I'm going to be using a calculator that I built.
I'm really excited about this.
I'm actually giving it to you totally for free.
You don't even have to have an account at our website, or log in, or anything.
All you have to do is go to instantquotetool.com.
Go to instantquotetool.com and click on goals.
It's in the upper right hand corner in the navigation bar, depending on if you are mobile
or not.
You might have to do a drop down, but you are going to go to instantquotetool.com and
then you are going to click on goals.
That's going to take you to a little income calculator.
This income calculator is something I made a while back because I had so many sales people
that were asking me, "James, how much money can I make selling merchant services?"
My answer to that question was like, "Well, you know.
I don't know.
How hard are you going to work?
What is your closing rate going to be?
How are you going to prospect?
What does the processor pay?"
There are so many variables.
Let's jump right in, in this first video and talk about how many merchants can you
sell?
Specifically, we are talking about that very first box.
Right there where it says, "Sales per month – year one."
In other words, the question we are going to answer in this video is how many sales
can you make per month your first year selling merchant services?
Well, in my experience, I'm going to give you these 3 criteria that are going to show
an average merchant services sales rep.
When I say an average merchant services sales rep is going to make X number of sales per
month, here is what I mean by that.
#1.
I mean that you are going to work full time in this business, and more specifically I
mean you are going to walk into 20 businesses a day, where you have not yet spoken to a
decision maker.
You are going to walk into 20 businesses a day, where you have not yet spoken to a decision
maker.
If you do that, that is full time.
#2.
You have gone through training.
You understand merchant services a little bit.
A guidepost, you are already at instantquotetool.com; click on training.
It's right next to goals in the nab bar.
Click on training and you will see some courses there.
It would probably take you a week or so to get through all of those courses.
You need to be trained.
If you are trained and you are going full time into the business.
#3.
You have some idea how to sell.
You are a good sales person.
An average merchant services rep walking into 20 businesses a day, where they have not yet
spoken to a decision maker, which is what you can easily do, if you are full time.
It will take you between one to two hours to walk into 20 businesses, maybe three hours
at the most.
You are trained.
You understand merchant services.
You've gone through some training like my courses I have at instantquotetool.com, or
something comparable.
You have those two kind of building blocks.
If you have that and you know how to sell and you can close at a reasonable rate, you
are going to make 12 sales per month on average as a merchant services sales rep.
In that little box at the top, I have 8 because I tried to make it really conservative by
default.
Go ahead and change that 8 to a 12 and look at what that does to your first year income.
It is pretty significant.
We are going to talk more about that in a little bit, but that first box we want to
take that from 8 up to 12.
You say, "Well, James, I'm an amazing sales person.
I'm the best sales rep I've ever met.
I close really high.
How many sales am I going to make?"
Well, you are probably going to make somewhere around 20 sales.
The idea is if you walk into 20 businesses every day, where you've never spoken to
a decision maker yet, you are probably going to be on pace to make one sale a day, if you
are a really, really good sales person.
If you are an average sales, person, you are going to lose a couple of those deals, that
maybe the best sales person would have sold an extra two.
You are going to lose those two.
You are only going to sell three a week.
Instead of selling five a week, you are only going to sell three a week.
So instead of 20, you are going to get 12.
If you say, "James, I'm not a great sales person."
Then you are probably going to close somewhere around 8 to 10.
Because your closing rate is going to be a little lower.
Then you say, "What about if I'm part time?"
If you are part time, it's really simple.
I said you are walking into 20 businesses a day, where you have never spoken to a decision
maker.
That's going to get you 12 sales.
If you are walking into 10 a day, that's going to get 6 sales a month.
Right?
If you walking into 5 a day, that's going to get you 3 sales a month.
Hopefully, you can use those metrics to put that first box in there.
Then in the next one, we are going to move on to the next two boxes and talk in the next
video about how many sales can you make per month after that first year.
So let's go ahead and jump into that next video.
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LIVERPOOL NEWS : Klopp's update on Can and Lallana injury recoveries - Duration: 1:38.
Liverpool's final Premier League game of the season is a target for Adam Lallana
has returned from injury the midfielder has not featured for the red cent
sustaining a hamstring issue after coming on as a substitute against
Crystal Palace on the final day of March LaLanne has ongoing rehabilitation is
continuing at Melwood and Klopp is hopeful that the Englishman could be on
the pitch again before the end of the campaign Adam is here doing his fitness
work he's not injured anymore but he's not fit yet we hope still that one or
two games might be possible for him we will see said the manager there is no
chance for the weekend no chance for Wednesday and then it could be difficult
for Chelsea may be possible for Brighton for Adam we have to see the boss also
provided an update on a merkin who has been sidelined with a back problem since
the Anfield win over Watford on March 17th club said emma is a little bit
further away his rehab is improving a lot it is much better but it is quite
close to the end of the season I haven't closed any doors on both of
them there is still a possibility
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These Thoughts Can Make You Poor - Duration: 7:36.
- Two money phrases that are busy making you poor
and why you absolutely have to ban them
from your vocabulary.
I'm Ann Wilson, Wealth Chef,
and in today's episode we're gonna be unpacking
these two key phrases that most of us unconsciously use
really often and don't realise quite how dangerous
they are and why using them could be a huge
contributor to keeping you poor
and away from living your rich, juicy life.
So the first phrase you absolutely must ban
from your financial vocabulary
is the phrase, "I can't afford it".
And you might go, well Ann,
if "I can't afford it", "I can't afford it".
Yes and no.
The phrase - whether you can or can't afford something
has got nothing to do with your money.
This has got to do with the principles of
how you're living your life.
Are you living this rich, juicy life?
The real problem when you say,
"I can't afford something", is you actually
shut down your creativity.
You shut down your unconscious's ability to go,
"how can I afford it?"
So it's not about you,
unconsciously whipping out the credit card
or going into debt and going, to hell with it,
I'm just gonna have whatever I want now.
That whole "buy now, pay later", "you deserve it",
"because you're worth it" - kind of mentality.
No, that's also just daft because that's taking you
to real poverty, and you're gonna be paying that
in costs, in real terms, in terms of your future well being.
But this is about if you're really clear
that this is something that you really value,
that you really want in your life,
that's going to really add to your wealthy living.
Be it a specific experience or maybe it's education
or if it's really,
maybe it is that handbag,
but you know why you want it.
The question is then, not "can I afford it"",
but "how can I afford it?".
So it's about then going, what can I do
to enable me to have that thing in my life
in a way that is wealthy,
for me, for my family, for my community,
and ultimately for the Earth?
This is about conscious wealth.
This is about expansive wealth of going,
"how do I afford it?"
How do I have what I want in my life
in a way that is expansive?
So no longer "I can't afford it",
but "how can I afford it?",
and "what am I prepared to exchange for it?"
Because ultimately every single thing in our life
is an exchange.
Even an exchange of time, value, your energy,
and so you're going, "what is this worth to me
in terms of what I've got to exchange it for?"
And this is what's so great,
because you can really get congruent about
"do I really want this thing?"
It no longer becomes a matter of just "can I afford it?"
So there we go, that is the first phrase you're banning.
"Can I afford it?"
So the second phrase you're absolutely
banning from your financial vocabulary,
and it's more of a mindset is,
what I call the "minimum repayment mindset".
This is "what are those monthly repayments?"
and you making your spend decisions
based on a minimum monthly repayment.
This happens all over the place.
We've created a culture where it's almost
as though everything is based on
these little slices of minimum monthly repayments.
This is the most fatal thing you can do
for your financial wellbeing,
getting sucked into the minimum repayment mindset.
Whether this is from the size of your mortgage
or your home loan or bond, whatever you call it,
where you're gonna go okay,
how big a mortgage can we take out based on
the minimum monthly repayment?
And this is where so many people make
their purchasing decisions on this basis.
Fatal, fatal, fatal.
This is the tail wagging the proverbial dog.
No, no, no.
You go, "what is going to be the home
that fits into my financial plan
in a way that doesn't deplete me,
that still allows me to have the other money
in the other wealth pie aspects,
and that serves me for now in the better whole good?"
And then you go, "how am I going to slice that down
and afford it and bring it into
your monthly repayments in the best way?"
So here's the thing,
you always want to look at what is
your total cost of ownership of
anything that you're bringing into your life.
Be it a car, be it that home, be it that gym membership.
Understand what the full implication is
of this buying decision.
And that total cost of ownership is virtually
the amount of money you're going to spend on it
in that term.
So if it's a 24-month contract,
what is that real cost?
And that is going to include the interest
you're going to be paying.
It is so important that you add this in.
Because when you're paying for something on a credit card
and you're paying that minimum monthly repayment
on that credit card,
typically that's set up, it's structured in a way
that the minimum monthly repayments on credit cards
are designed to actually keep you in debt
for as long as possible.
Because, as we cover elsewhere, debt is power.
He who holds the debt has the power, or she.
And so, if you knew that that pair of shoes
that you're about to put on the credit card
and just pay that monthly repayment on,
if you knew you were actually going to end up paying
between 12 and 18 times the cost of that pair of shoes
would you really, really be buying that pair of shoes?
Or that car?
Or even that home?
So understand the full total cost of ownership.
But you've also got to understand the phantom costs.
These are the costs that you now bring into your life
as a result of owning that thing
or entering into that minimum monthly repayment.
So in terms of the car you drive,
that could be the insurance premium.
That depends on the kind of car you have,
the cost of the fuel,
the cost of maintenance and so on,
these are the phantom costs.
And this is where you see why the relationship
between your liability drawer and your expenses,
there is that relationship,
which we cover in the money flows video so succinctly
So, never make your money-buying decisions
or decisions about whether you're going to
enter into something based on the minimum monthly repayment,
which as you can see, is also directly linked to,
"can I afford it?"
Break that minimum repayment mindset,
and that is going to be your fastest way
to claiming back your power,
claiming back your life,
and getting a hang of a lot more from your money.
So there you have it, the two phrases
that from today you're banning
from your financial vocabulary.
From the, "I can't afford it" to "how can I afford it""
and not "what is the minimum monthly repayment",
but "what is the total cost of ownership"
of this buying decision that I'm about to make.
And just those things are going to
make your life significantly wealthier.
So if you're watching this anywhere other than
over at www.thewealthchef.com,
head on over there,
and while you're there,
let me know in the comments below the video,
"Which of those phrases have you used a lot in the past?"
And that have either
prevented you from having the things you've wanted
or made you make buying decisions
that haven't been great for you.
So let us know, and then you can consciously change
that in your life.
And if you haven't yet subscribed to our channel,
do so, so that you don't miss one of these great episodes
to really bring in ways to master your money
and get it working hard for you.
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Roblox Music Video - PARODY Look What We All Can Do (Look What You Made Me Do, Taylor Swift) - Duration: 3:47.
I don't like all apps and games Why must they ask your age?
They make you pay to play I go to school, no, I don't like you
I don't like your hidden ads How your virus takes control
Not fun when it's not mine Isn't cool, no, I don't like you
But I found better, I found greater in the nick of time
Roblox, it stands out from the rest, I play it all the time
I've got a list of games and it is 1st and number one
I play it once, then I play it twice, oh!!
Ooh, look what we all can do Look what my friends can do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me
Ooh, look what we all can do Look what my friends can do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me do
I don't like when games just tease They trick and say it's free
You ask for lots of gold, I weep Found you out, don't lie at least (what!?)
So I move on, another way, away from drama, drama
You're not for me, not for me, all I think is I don't wanna
And then we move on to, the one we like more
Maybe I got mine...
...but the choice is yours
But I found better, I found greater in the nick of time
Roblox, it stands out from the rest, I play it all the time I've got a list of games and it is 1st and number one
I play it once, then I play it twice, oh!!
Ooh, look what we all can do Look what my friends can do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me
Ooh, look what we all can do Look what my friends can do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me do
I have got no money but I got a bunny
Be wearing a dress sparkling when the light dims
I have got no money but a lot of honey
Be wearing a dress sparkling when the light dims
I have got no money but I got a bunny
Be wearing a dress sparkling when the light dims
I have got no money but a lot of honey
Be wearing a dress sparkling when the light dims
Ooh, look what we all can do Look what my friends can do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me
"I'm sorry, your big failure can't make me play that right now"
"Why?" "Oh, 'cause of zombies!"
Ooh, look what we all can do Look what my friends can do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me
Ooh, look what we all can do Look what my friends can do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me do
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Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me
Ooh, look what we all can do Look what my friends can do
Look what you just made me do Look what you just made me do
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'She Probably Can't Believe It': Trump Blasts Russia 'Witch Hunt' at Appearance With Merkel - Duration: 4:12.
yeah we were honored it was a great report no collusion which I knew anyway
no coordination no nothing it's a witch hunt that's all it is there was no
collusion with Russia he can believe this one there was she probably can't
believe it who can but the report was very powerful very strong there was no
collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russian people as I've said many
times before I've always said there was no collision but I've also said there
has been nobody tougher on Russia than me with that all being said if we can
get along with Russia that's a good thing not a bad thing but there has been
nobody tougher on Russia than me I was very honored by the report it was
totally conclusive strong powerful many things said that nobody knew about and
said in a very strong way they were very forceful in saying that the Clinton
campaign actually did contribute to Russia so maybe somebody ought to look
at that but what we really should do is get on with our lives and get on with a
lot of things we have a lot of great things happening including potentially
with North Korea angle as you see a lot of very positive things happened over
the last 24 hours we're in total touch with both North
Korea and South Korea we'll be setting up a meeting very shortly we have we
have it broken down to probably two sites now two or three sites locations
and hopefully we're gonna have great success we'll see what happens but
hopefully we're gonna have great success so president moon and I are speaking and
we're speaking very much with South Korea and with North Korea the
relationships are building and building strongly and this will be a great thing
for the world this will be a great thing for Germany but this will be a great
thing for the world Angela and I have discussed this over the period of the
last 15 months quite a bit North Korea the North Korean problem and I think
you're seeing that a lot of very positive things are happening
I don't know I think we'll be talking about around probably but I don't
necessarily expect it one way the other I know we're going to have a very good
discussion on around as I did with Emmanuelle was just left the president
of France so we'll be having discussions on Iran we'll be having discussions on
trade will be having various discussions I don't think he's playing no I don't
think he's playing and and you know it's never a gun like this it's never gone
this far I don't think it's ever had this enthusiasm for somebody for them
wanting to make a deal and yeah I agree the United States has been played
beautifully like a fiddle because you had a different kind of a leader we're
not gonna be played okay we're gonna hopefully make a deal if we don't that's
fine the United States in the past was played like a fiddle money going in and
nobody knew what was happening the day after an arrangement was made if you
call it a deal I doubt it but an arrangement was made they start with the
nuclear weapons again that's not happening to us we will I think come up
with a solution and if we don't we leave the room with great respect we leave the
room and we just keep it going I also will tell you that President Xi
of China has been very helpful at the border and I want to acknowledge that I
think it's very important to acknowledge but President Xi has been extremely
helpful to me we have a very good relationship he's been extremely helpful
to me at the border so we'll see where it all goes but now this is unlike past
administrations we don't play games thank you very much everybody
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