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To travel or to not travel alone?

That is the question.

I didn't have any skull with me, so I had to use this rubber ball, but anyways,

what is the...

But anyways, what are the advantages of traveling alone?

What are the challenges that you will find in your path if you decide to do so?

In this video

I will share some of my experiences

and some of my stories of traveling alone that may help you to do so.

I will break this video into two sections:

one, explaining the pros and cons of

traveling alone,

and this is of course my opinion and the trips I did by myself;

the second section is more practical one, in a way,

and it is related to what you take with you in your trip, more specifically

your luggage

and your backpack itself.

Starting about the pros and cons of traveling alone. Well, the first con is:

you are alone, so if any

problem appears

it's up to you.

And for example with me, on my first trip to Europe,

I was running really low in money,

so I didn't book any hotel or hostel before going. So, I would arrive into a city,

and I would have to find a place to stay

the day I was

on the fly.

And it was high season,

so all the hotels or hostels

were almost full. And I would walk, and walk, and walk

trying to find a place to stay, a place to sleep, and I wouldn't find it.

And, at the time,

smartphones weren't so common. To access Internet, I had to go to a LAN house, which was

quite a challenge. And there is this thing, when you are alone in a country,

and you don't have a place to stay.

It's

kind of daunting

and it's a really specific pressure,

but really big one, I felt.

But I had to deal with it without anyone to share. I imagine that if I had someone with me

the weight of this process of me trying to find a place to stay would be lighter.

I remember once, for example, in Paris,

I

didn't find a place to stay, and it was 7 p.m., and I was walking like

crazy in the streets trying to find a hotel or a hostel,

someplace I could sleep. I eventually found one

really

cheap, dirty,

terrible,

but it was the only room available,

so I had to get it. And as I said, if you have someone with you,

every single problem it appears

you have someone to share. It's more comfortable to be with someone.

So, this is a con of traveling alone.

A pro, you meet more people.

Since you are alone, you don't have a

person to talk with, and thus you have to be more open,

and talk to people on the trains, on the museums, whatever you go. I don't know,

maybe it's because our nature to try to connect with the other,

but when you are traveling alone, you will expose yourself more.

If you are shy or whatever,

you will do more things, I don't know if it's the magic of traveling.

So you can meet more people,

and these

encounters, they may

give you different experiences. Maybe you found

another tourist, so you guys can talk about

life, your countries. Maybe you meet a

person from the country,

so you can know more about the costumes of the place.

Meeting more people is for sure a good side of traveling alone.

Now, another con is that you may feel alone sometimes

Like, for example, me, I remember one day I was going to visit the Colosseum

and I don't know, I just got there and I felt so lonely.

I have no idea why, but I felt really lonely on that day.

And I think this is something that may happen to you, because even if you meet more people

usually they will not be with you all the time.

Since you are in a different country, and you don't know

anyone and you don't know even the places itself, being or having this feeling of being

alone is

definitely something that may happen.

For me it wasn't anything

great, it went away, but it's something that

might happen to you.

And another pro is that you can go wherever you want to go.

If you are with another person,

you have to decide with this person where you guys want to go,

and it might not be the place you want to go.

So, being alone

you have this

complete freedom to go where you want and to do whatever you want at your time.

If you tired, you stop. You don't have to agree with another person, it's you and you alone.

Now, a small tip for traveling alone.

You

kinda need to know the language,

because you don't have someone that could support you in

communicating with the natives. So, it's all in your

shoulders, the responsibility to communicate, and to do things like get a train, or order a meal.

So, knowing the language is really important. You don't have to know the language perfectly,

but it needs to be on the "so so" level at least.

Of course, the better it is, the better your experience

will be. And this is one thing really important, if you're planning to travel to someplace,

try to study the language, and if you know it

learn it better. The better you know, the better your whole experience will be.

And now about your luggage.

Well, this is an interesting topic,

and you have to decide a few things and how far you are willing to

accept some

sacrifices. Of course, if you have a lot of money, it doesn't matter,

just take whatever you want with you.

But if you don't have a lot of money, or

you want to

feel more free in your trip,

then I would recommend you to take as little as luggage as you can.

In my case, on my last trip to England,

I took with me everything I could, in a way. So, I took two

backpacks. I didn't like it too much,

it's more clunky to travel with a lot of bags. Again, if you need for whatever you're going to

your trip, then it's fine. But if you're going to discover the country,

then I would recommend less bags.

On my first trip to Europe, I

brought with me one single backpack, and it's more or less the size of

this one.

It's not big at all, and

this was the only backpack I took with me.

It was kinda crazy, but I have a few things in my favour.

The first one is that was summer, so you don't have to carry

big coats and, you know, extra pants, socks. And the idea was pretty simple,

The least things I carry with me,

the more free I am to go whatever I want to go.

The thing I said about money is if you have money, you can just

call a cab, and throw your stuff in there, and that's it. But if you are in a tight budget,

then you might consider this

small version of luggage. But it comes with a fill challenges,

one, in my example: I took with me only three shirts,

three underwears and three socks,

counting the ones I were wearing at the time.

So, I had my clothes that I was wearing and I had two spares.

The thing is every night I had to wash something.

So, I would arrive to a hotel and just wash

some clothes. Again, for me it wasn't too much a big deal, but it may be for you.

The second thing is you will sacrifice in fashion.

So, if you want to be the best look tourists,

maybe this option is not for you.

Again, since you are carrying so little stuff with you,

you're not carrying the fashion things possible. You're carrying what works,

something for cold, something for warm and some extra. Oh, and bring pajamas, I forgot so yeah,

an

extra challenge. Or for example,

my backpack was so full that I didn't have space for any shaving equipment.

So,

when I needed to shave I would go to a supermarket and I would buy a really cheap razor.

So, yeah, those were some of my experiences and tips for you if you want to travel alone.

I would say it's really good.

You grow as a person a lot.

Being alone and not having a single person to count on... You have to do things by yourself.

And thus, you have to grow, in a way. And I could say that I changed a lot

after the trip, quite

significant change.

So, yeah, maybe next trip you can think about going alone.

It's not easy and maybe it will not be the

perfect

trip that you ever imagined without any difficulties or challenges

quite the opposite, but

nevertheless will be an experience that you will remember forever, and that will

tailor you in a way,

really deep, and

meaningful way.

I hope you enjoyed this video, if you didn't subscribe,

subscribe.

And see you next time!

For more infomation >> Travelling Alone is Awesome! Do It! But You Need to Consider Some Things - Duration: 12:07.

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Man wins lottery 14 times with clever and legal formula - this is how he did it - Duration: 3:33.

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 The maths whizz discovered a clever way of winning that meant he could start a new life - and it didn't involve breaking the law at the time

Jackpot.  He spent AGES poring over mathematical theories, and after years of research, he wrote a "number-picking algorithm" based on a method he called "combinatorial condensation" - The Hustle reported

 Using his method, Stefan claimed he could accurately predict five of the six winning numbers

This reduced the number of possible combinations in a lottery from millions to mere thousands

 With friends, he took a huge risk and purchased large blocks of lottery tickets with the combinations his formula has deemed to be most likely - and won first prize

 The jackpot sum was 78,783 Romanian lei - nearly £15,000. After paying off his expenses, Stefan walked away with around £3,000

It was enough to start a new life abroad and try his formula again.  Stefan persuaded a pool of investors to put their cash together to build a lotto syndicate and invented a clever system where computers filled out tickets automatically using every possible number combo

 They won 12 lotteries and thousands of smaller prizes across Australia and the UK

 Unsurprisingly, lottery authorities cottoned onto the scheme, and changed rules to ban computer-printed forms and bulk buying tickets

 Stefan had a back-up plan. He used his profits to place clued-up scouts around the US so he could determine which lottery would be a good bet for his next scheme

 He set his sights on Virginia because its numbers only ranged between one and 44, which meant the total number of possible combinations was far lower than others - increasing his chances of winning the big bucks

 He set up an official company, Pacific Financial Resources, persuaded investors to pour in the required cash and employed 16 people from a warehouse in Melbourne to print millions of tickets

 They won the jackpot and plenty of other smaller prizes.  Stefan pushed his luck too far after that win - and failed at setting up a lottery system in Gibraltar, filing bankruptcy in 1995

He served a 20 month prison sentence in Israel for an investment scam. Read More Top Stories from Mirror Online  All US states have since passed laws banning the use of Stefan's zany strategy

 "I'm a man who takes risks, but in a calculated way," he told the Romanian paper Bursa in 2012

 "Trimming my beard is a lottery: There is always the possibility that I'll cut myself, get an infection in my blood, and die — but I do it anyway," he said

 "The chances are in my favour."

For more infomation >> Man wins lottery 14 times with clever and legal formula - this is how he did it - Duration: 3:33.

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If it is all illusion, where is the fun? Eckhart Tolle - Duration: 31:10.

hello Kidada hiya card hi Oprah how are

you do I and your question okay my

question is this book hits me really

really deep in my heart and I know it to

be the truth but I have such resistance

and I feel like if everything in form is

an illusion

it feels really disenchanting and I'm

going to point in my life where I have

goals I'm excited about my career I want

to have kids I want to meet a great

partner and if it's all illusion where

is the fun there's aha you are not meant

to believe that all is illusion or at

your it as a stage in your life where

you can simply enjoy the play of form

eventually you will come to a point as

every human does worthy the forms in

your life and no longer are completely

satisfying they leave in certain

emptiness they leave of frustration but

you haven't reached that point yet it's

fine in the meantime you enjoy your life

be as present as you can which means

don't project yourself continuously into

some future moment and promise you more

and greater fulfillment but if if that

happens and if you can't help it that's

fine too but why not enjoy this moment

as it is really that's all you can do

this is not to take the joy out of life

it's to really deepen the way in which

you live rather than living on the

surface of things and expecting

fulfillment through super relatively

superficial things Oh

going deeper to a place where true joy

resides I know I think that's a good

question though that you erase Kidada

especially I've heard this from a lot of

people your age who say so now where is

ambition ambition is ambition my ego

good question you want to hit career

strides you want to see things happen

you're excited to meet somebody you're

gonna have a baby that you're gonna be

madly in love with and then I hear that

carts voice and I have from

my ego remember that its form and it

just kind of makes me feel a little

unexcited but I guess it's about being

in the moment so no there comes a point

when you can see the truth of this very

clearly in your own life until you can

see the truth of it very clearly in your

own life in your own life the the book

remained on the conceptual level and so

I wouldn't say that there's anything in

the book that you should believe in

mm-hmm if the book works for you the

truth of it is immediately recognized

like in build who we talked to earlier

the truth of it is immediately

recognized and there's a sense of ah yes

but at 20 I would not have understood

the truth in this book I had ambitions I

wanted to become a great professor I

wanted to be seen as to be successful I

wanted to show to the world I can make

it so I was working hard if at that

point I had write this book I would have

said the same as you I don't want this

right now I don't need this mm-hmm the

book really as long as you feel that you

don't really need it it's fine you

should carry on with what you're doing

even here saying she doesn't need it I

think I totally need it I hope this book

is real and true and I'm actually

turning 34 in a week so it's really

really really important for me to figure

out how to integrate consciousness into

this next chapter I want to approach it

in a very conscious way but there's

still probably a little part of me a lot

a part of me that's gripping on to the

form I live in Los Angeles I'm in a

business where a forum is at the

forefront it's kind of a hard balance

I'm just wondering how do you reap the

fruits and not identify to the forum

yes forms you can enjoy the forms and

you can really only truly enjoy the

forms if you are not completely

identified with the forms because if you

are completely identified with the forms

there's always an element of fear that

the form might leave you you move the

situation that you have whatever the

form I'd leave you or it will suddenly

the form will no longer be satisfying so

it's the

to the forum doesn't really mean that

you enjoy it the attachment to the forum

produces negativity and produces fear

around it around your life situation

it's doing a Kidada what I said I think

on an earlier class it's like especially

in Los Angeles you know great fun fun

city city of the Angels there it's like

being able to be in the world but not of

it yes yes in the world but not of it

yes and a lot of that the attachment is

less likely to be there the more present

you are with any life experience you're

more present you are in the moment and

you are not you're not attached the

attachment needs future needs more looks

to the future either as a threat or hope

so

be as present as you can in every

situation in your life in every moment

in your life yeah and what you were

talking about I think in one of the

future chapters about being able to be

present with your children instead of

just sort of going through the motions

with your children being present with

your children

hey Kidada great to see you on skype

okay let's go to our study group who's

watching our webcast at borders on

Michigan Avenue in Chicago hi everybody

I hear Jaime is there and has a question

yes hi Oprah hi Eckhart right my name is

Jaime my question is on page 83 you

mentioned how Fame especially is such a

downfall for the ego and I'm just

wondering

Oprah how you managed to keep everything

so grounded oh I've been meaning to ask

you that too really

oh thanks for bringing that up Jaime how

do I manage to keep everything so

grounded I can think I believe that I'm

not attached to the fame I don't know

that to be true since I have been quote

famous for most of my adult life but I

believe that I really am that what I do

comes from such a you know I consider

myself blessed and I get I'm blessed

because I

you have acquired Fame and attention and

money by being myself that's it

you don't play roles yeah I start I

don't have to be anybody other than

myself and so and that's very rare on

television almost everybody is playing a

role right and your success is due to

the fact that you are yourself the same

person outside television as you are

here in the studio so and really that's

can apply apply to anybody the more

you're truly yourself and not playing

roles the more powerful you are the ego

tells you you need to play some role but

your true power lies in not playing a

role I will say this when I first

started television I was a news reporter

and never was satisfied I always felt

that I was exploiting people that my

whole day but was based around finding

the worst story possible to report and

also I was an anchorwoman and something

would happen

Jamie when the light would come on like

on this camera there's a little red

light on and all of a sudden I'd be like

talking like I am now and the light

would come on and I would suddenly go

into my news woman anchor voice and and

play the role of the news woman anchor

person that I thought I was supposed to

be and one night I was reading some copy

that I hadn't pre read and I was naming

a lot of countries and Canada was in the

list and I called Canada Canada and I

started cracking myself up that I said

did I just call Canada Canada and that

was the breakthrough moment for me on

television that was the breakthrough

moment where I was able for just a you

know few seconds break through the wall

of my facade as an anchorwoman who knows

all of the different countries and in

Canada that moment was such a funny

moment for me I couldn't stop laughing

and started the process of me being able

to be myself on the air that first

little glimpse of it so did you have a

question for Eckhart with all you know

this webcast and beam on Oprah obviously

you've come into incredible Fame and I'm

didn't ask you the question because this

has been what you've been preaching

since

you know since you wrote the power of

now but do you anticipate are you just

completely self actualized you don't

expect this to be a problem or to come

in to play for you at all now ya know

this is so funny

Amy Gross who's the editor of O Magazine

who's also a pretty centered person we

were talking about at cards did an

article for us from a conversation that

we had earlier in O Magazine and I'm a

issue and so we were talking about a

card coming for the first session a

couple weeks ago she says won't we all

be surprised if Eckhart comes in in a

fur hat and three pounds of bling

wearing sunglasses entourage walks in

and go yo what's up no I don't think

it's affected him because this is so

funny when I first called that card

months ago Monson month I don't even

know how long ago it was to tell Eckhart

that I was going to be choosing a new

earth as our book club selection I think

it's our 61st selection or whatever he

was very he was so calm about it later

one of the producer says what did you

call him did you call him and I said

yeah I called him and he said what was

he excited and I said I think for him

that was excitement so anyway I don't

think it's gone to his head yet and I

and listen so far no bling this happens

then you'll know the ego has come back

let me know I won't know it if it's

where that car comes in wearing two

earrings I'll let you know okay let's

see thank you so much Jamie and all the

group from borders thank you for being

there every week let's see some of the

email questions you've been sending

during our class on our computer screen

here this is Melissa from Crab Orchard

West Virginia

she says she's being awakened with worry

my sister's addicted to drugs she's been

through rehab to no avail every day we

worry about her we fear she may die if

she continues my question is this how

can we live awaken with this major major

distraction in our lives that's good

well the first thing you need to take

responsibility for your own life and

your own state of consciousness rather

than thinking your primary

responsibility is your sister's life and

your sister state of consciousness it's

not the case you have to start with

yourself change can only begin with

yourself so are you taking

responsibility for your own state of

consciousness rather than believing

unconsciously that of course you're

worried and there's nothing else you can

do you have to look at the what you call

the worry in yourself

the continuous mind activity that dwells

on negativity see if you can enter that

state of acceptance or presence and just

be with yourself I recommend to get out

of the mind go into the body several

times a day and connect with the feeling

of aliveness within for yourself so that

the worry the worry pretends worry is

part of the ego it's the it's the

compulsion to think incessantly and it

serves no purpose because it doesn't get

you anywhere it's similar to the

complaining it has no useful purpose

it's not it doesn't bring about change

in any situation no matter how much you

worry it's never the worry that brings

about any change in the situation the

mind may tell you you need to worry

because it has some purpose it doesn't

so the the essential thing is that you

get out of that unconscious habit of

continuous worrying so find a little bit

of peace in yourself first to start with

and it may be more than a little bit of

peace but start with a little is there

is there any P peace in you underneath

this country

newest mental noise that we call worry

is there anything else in you and you

have to find that you can only be of

true service to your sister you can only

be of truly truly be an agent for change

in this world if something has changed

in your state of consciousness otherwise

you contribute to the turmoil

so find through meditating through

bringing awareness to the present moment

as much as possible through bringing

awareness into the inner body as much

possible get out of the mind and enter

presence and realize the mind may tell

you this is you're not helping your

sister this is the beginning why you may

may be able to truly be of help to

somebody else because the only thing you

can do is really help yourself yes

that's right yes but the mind tells you

I have to save my sister yes and that's

them and what you're saying is that is

not necessarily true no it's ultimately

your sister is also responsible it

doesn't mean that one human being cannot

help another but you what is essential

and when we asked whether you can be of

help or not to another human being is is

there something in you that can bring

about change in the consciousness of

another human being unless some change

has happened inside you it can't happen

and but this may talk more generally

about worry if this is the problem for

many many people they wake up in the

middle of the night worrying during the

day they go about worrying about this or

that what does it mean to worry what

does it mean it means there is

unconscious mind movement projecting

itself usually into future and you see

how dreadful the future is going to be

what's going to happen you see outcomes

that are negative many things of course

I'm never going to happen

but wory pretends to be necessary

you have to say very clearly Mary

pretends to be necessary you have to say

that it serves no useful purpose

yeah worry pretend to be necessary yes

it serves no useful prayer and so once

you see that it serves no useful purpose

you can sometimes be maybe able to step

out of that and see oh and then become

present yeah you can become present if

you can step out of the worry for a

moment you can become present and enough

enough to say what can I do now how can

I be now in this moment yes for myself

for my sister for whatever it is you

need yes and the greatest gift you can

give to somebody especially somebody who

is suffering like a sister when you are

with them what is your state of

consciousness are you able to bring

presence when you connect with your with

your sister or any other human being

that you want to help can you be present

with them can you give them space to be

that's the healing healing act healing

you can be an agent for healing of

another not in the sense that I am going

to heal you not believe that would be

eager gonna say I'm going to heal you

know simply be there as a conscious

space of presence not not wanting to do

anything just being there as a conscious

presence with another person it's very

hard for people yes I understand it's

very hard time that's why we call it the

shift or move the shift yeah yeah and I

recognize how hard as I'm reading this

book now that from a guess is coming on

the show called beautiful boy you might

have heard of it it's the story of the

father the father and the son both wrote

a book together it's going to be on The

Oprah Show later and his son was an

addict for many years and very difficult

for parents especially and as in this

case Melissa a sister to a drug addict

to stand by and watch somebody daily

attempt to kill themselves through drugs

yeah yes okay so and but acceptance is

also an important part but it's at the

moment you need to accept resisting it

yes it's not bringing the resistance

always into the relationship because

whatever you fight you strengthen and

why

you resist persists yes that's at the

top of page 75 yes

whatever you fight you strengthen and

what you resist persists why is that

because that's how the by opposing you

bring this world what works in terms of

polarities so if you strengthen one

polarity you immediately strengthen the

other that's physics physics yes

exactly the same physics okay you say

cuz these days you frequently hear the

expression the war against that or this

or that and whenever you hear that you

know that it's condemned to failure

there's a war against drugs it's crime

the war against terrorism against cancer

against poverty and so on and despite

the war against all of these things

everything every one of those things is

bigger than ever that's right that's

right because what you fight you

strengthen and what you resist persists

yes and then the implication of course

is there is another way of dealing with

things with situations and that is to

make peace with it make peace with it

and then action take action the action

thing comes out of a different state of

consciousness the action comes out of

present resons

not it's no longer reaction yeah it

comes out of presence and not out of you

being defensive about it that's right I

got it and the action is much more

powerful and effective when it's not

defensive and not negative we have Dana

from Monrovia Liberia on the phone hello

hello Oprah hello Eckhart hi it's Donna

hi Donna how are you oh we're happy to

talk to Monrovia hello oh thank you your

questions I go ahead yeah go ahead

my question thank you my question has to

do with non reaction in relationships

would it be the same to say that the

opposite of love is not hate but rather

indifference considering if one makes

that situation not a personal one

okay that's your question yes I don't

fully understand the question don't

leave Donna reading go ahead

concerning I'm turning non-reaction

uh-huh

would it be the same to say that the

opposite of love is not hate but rather

indifference now do you mean that non

reaction is indifference correct that's

what I'm asking oh I pick you lolly if

if one doesn't take it in a negative

context okay I'm not letting this

consume one okay well non reaction means

that you recognize when another human

being displays some form of ego behavior

wants to be right I want you to be wrong

or accuse this year if they saw that

whatever many kinds the ego manifests in

many different ways do you recognize

that that is its ego and you don't react

to it which means you don't confuse this

behavior with who that human being is it

means you allow the ego to be there

without fighting that behavior for

example I had to happen some years ago

it's an interesting example I had a

plumber come in to do some repair my

place

he was extremely aggressive and rude the

plumber the plumber and I I treated him

as if he were a noble guests very polite

and said explained what needs to be done

because I recognized that perhaps he had

been trapped in this pattern for years

maybe it started with childhood when

when everybody around him was rude to

him so there was a deep-seated pattern

of of rudeness and unpleasant behavior

and of regarding other people as enemies

and I didn't react because I recognized

that as a dysfunction

him the boss wasn't him at all so I

simply accepted his behavior and Punjab

this needs to be done unless after 20

minutes he was changed completely he was

suddenly said thank you for the first

time perhaps somebody was nice change

somebody was nice because everybody else

reacted to him in the same way that he

acted we got the reaction and this is

how most human beings encounter their

daily reality if the cab driver

situation yes

and for most people their daily reality

is a really a reflection of their own in

a predominant inner state and so the

enlightened part of ourselves

after having reading this book being

awakened we realize what you're saying

here in Chapter three chord the ego you

should you should be able to recognize

the ego not only in yourself but see it

in other people or people so when you

see that kind of reaction from someone

you realize it's their egos it's not

them that's right so it's one could

almost say it's it's like some illness

like a mental so the presence in you

then gets to respond to relate to the

presence of them yes you try to be

really highly it's not indifference by

the way this is not indifferent now that

you're not indifferent

that's compassionate and passion yeah

yes understood is in fact yes thank you

okay thank you no no the question is to

do you say you need to be highly evolved

well yes because most people just react

it is true to say that at first it's the

reaction is so automatic when somebody

behaves unconsciously to react in the

same way it's very automatic now as

people begin to become more aware of the

egos usually after it's happened they

become aware that they reacted in the

old ego way after it's after the event

then after a while in the middle of

reacting - somebody's ego you suddenly

become aware that that's what

you're doing somebody just told me this

last night and this happens a lot you

know with the airlines work you know my

goodness you can get from one from point

A to point B on commercial airlines

these days without losing your luggage

or flights being canceled or sitting on

the tarmac or whatever and they were

reading the book and in the midst of you

know everything you know scheduled for

the flight I'm sure this has happened to

many of you scheduled for the flight

everything's fine you get there and

there's no seat

there's no seat and people other people

didn't have their seats and people

around them were just imploding and this

person said that they decided to remain

calm as my godson as a matter of fact

and people all around them we're going

nuts and suddenly out of nowhere after

about a half an hour not out of nowhere

about a half an hour the person behind

the counter call the names and of all

the names to call they called his who

had been sitting there calm and they

didn't know him from anybody else but

you know it eventually worked out not

saying that it always works out but he

realized after reading the book that

makes no sense to get crazy yes it's not

only that but also it's true that things

are much more likely to work out when

you are in a harmonious state of

consciousness and not in resistance

which brings us to page 77 do you want

peace or drama you say we all want peace

there's no one who doesn't want peace

yet there's something else in you that

wants the drama wants the conflict and

whenever you're moving in the drama you

can as we all can I think now a little

bit anyway detach from the thought see

yourself having the thought recognize

that you the you the I of I am is the

awareness that you're having the thought

when you can see all the drama just

attach a little bit you've done what

that's the that's a vital thing the true

seed in the midst of it to suddenly

become aware that this is an old pattern

in yeah an ego pattern in you it may not

even stop immediately but at least there

isn't suddenly there is a witnessing

presence in the background

the ego wants to complain the ego wants

to be resentful the ego wants drama yes

and to see that in oneself we one could

call it almost this is in Inhumans

something that we could call the

addiction to unhappiness mm-hmm when you

are unhappy for whatever reason once you

are trapped in that that energy of

unhappiness you don't want to get out

that's right because your ego loves it

yes so there is a there's an addiction

to that you actually on some level you

enjoy your unhappiness and when you can

become aware of that and suddenly you're

stepping out so let's talk about the

power of awareness you talked about on

page 78 a power comes into your life

that is far greater than the ego greater

than the mine all that is required to

become free of the ego is to be aware of

it since awareness and ego are in

compared incompatible this is page 78

first paragraph awareness is the power

that is concealed within the present

moment this is why we may also call it

presence and the ultimate purpose of

human existence which is to say your

purpose is to bring that power or that

presence into this world yes that is why

we're here yes and that is the universal

the impulse the universal Empire is the

evolution of consciousness that is the

the impulse behind the universe the

universe is moving towards the evolution

of consciousness and we are one

manifestation of the evolution of

consciousness into this world where one

yes there are many others right even

though a plant is a manifestation right

but our ultimate purpose of human

existence is to bring that presence that

awareness into the world and to become

more aware in our daily lives so that

regardless of what you're doing in your

form world in your form life that you

recognize as you say

on page 79 can I sense my essential

beingness the I am in the background of

my life at all times to be more accurate

can I sense the I am that I am at this

moment yes and an easy step towards that

is the inner acceptance of this moment

as it is mm-hmm without wanting it to be

different or rejecting it or resisting

it if you can accept if you can see that

the the primary thing in your life is

the present moment because there is

never anything else yes it's always now

so you must see if you can have a good

relationship with the now because you

don't if you don't have a good

relationship with them now you don't

have a good relationship with life

because life is now yes so accepting

this moment as it is can connect you

with that dimension of depth in yourself

and that is how we begin to quiet

quieten or quiet the ego yes is by being

more fully present now that's the exit

all trooped out of the ego that now yeah

now is the hidden exit because the ego

doesn't want you to know that there is

an exit and it's called now exit is the

door out of the ego the now is the door

the exit yes but now no exit out of the

ego okay yes and so whenever you find

yourself complaining whenever you find

yourself as we said last week the need

to feel superior you feel superior or

inferior to someone else you know that

it's your ego

whenever you recognize that this is my

ego and can bring yourself to the

present moment of what is going on now

and can see yourself doing it yes yeah

that is awakening yes okay

you

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we do Dan

same thing they look at y'all playing

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fights inside the building we went

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inside directly inside it my foot like

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his homeboys came to

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with you only ones that go up to and be

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songs I respect his host

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Hey, Guys! Welcome back again to Ken

Tamplin Vocal Academy where the proof

continues to be in the singing. I want to

talk about open throat technique and at

least my experience of what that is

compared to some of the videos that I've

seen on the internet and I've seen some

interesting stuff and some decent

information here and there but a lot of

it is really textbook stuff and it's not

really seen a practical application of

how open throat technique works. So the

very first thing I want to talk about is

laryngeal position, which means your

larynx. Okay, now your larynx for guys

your Adam's apple so you have this you

know voice box it kind of goes up and

down and you know that's the larynx it's

in there and one recent vocal coach you

know talks about a lowered laryngeal

position and neutral laryngeal position

a raised laryngeal position, and then

kind of compartmentalizes all of this

stuff and I want to say that it's not

quite that simple. And let me explain why

to have someone's, I don't want to use the

word bash, but to say, you know, you don't

want to have you know here's a lower

laryngeal position: AAAHHH here's a

neutral laryngeal position AAAHH! Here's a raised laryngeal

position AAAHH! Right. So we have these sort

of you know ways of looking at this

that's not really a good healthy way to

approach this and let me explain what my

experience has been in it this could be

help to you then hopefully this will

you'll benefit from this the first thing

is is that in Bel Canto the canto means

opera in a Porsche it's the old-school

style of singing for Barbara that's sort

of the gold standard to really

understand how these alluring tail

positions work to make fun of you know

tenors that have been doing this a long

time a couple hundred years and make

that you know mock them in that kind of

way for a laurel ranger position oh that

would be so good I don't know that I

would do that for lots of reasons and

explain why I been doing the grandpa's

been doing this a long time 35 years so

I've done that look me up on IMDB I've

got close to a thousand songs where you

get more maybe than a thousand songs

placed in film and TV Internet Movie

Database just check it out go to my wiki

you can check out I've got over 40

records out and I've written songs with

kiss and I've done this that than that

so you have these vocal coaches that

come out and they say this stuff that's

textbook stuff okay this is really

important and they may even at the end

of their video give you some theatrical

thing or whatever but listen to their

actual voice and ask yourself if you

really like it and see if they display

any students that do this and you really

like the way their students soundin

here's why that's important it took me a

long time to figure this stuff out this

wasn't something this has been in

processed and by the way as we age we

also have to learn how to control this

over time it's not like once you learn

it you learn it your diet

no you have to continue the process so

I've taken some very prestigious vocal

coaches and I'd love to tell you who

they all are any with some to

braggadocious so I'm not going to talk

about it but what I am gonna say is this

what I've learned and if this helps you

is that if we first trained with a lower

laryngeal position it really helps you

understand what open throat technique is

now is that the end all no but here's

something I want to put it put out there

to you guys is in the world of appoggio

Bel Canto Opera is that but we're in the

early stages of let's say a tenor and

I'm going to talk about guys and we

could talk about you know female vocal

Sopranos Altos contraltos up etc in a

minute is that a lower laryngeal

position helps us identify how to keep

the throat open first it doesn't mean

we're always going to reside in a Laura

laryngeal position in fact that's silly

in fact the I've heard so many vocal

coaches especially SLS vocal coaches say

you should always be in a neutral

position how stupid is that the larynx

moves up and down all the time it

doesn't

what you're doing and if you're at one

position in a scale in a lower register

and you start to go up to a Midway's

register that neutralizes and as you go

higher if you allow the laryngeal

position you go up like this you inhibit

range

anylock down on the lyrics to where

you're not able to go up really really

high and again guys and gals are

different their vocal cords are about

half the size of men so we have to I

can't go in all the details of this now

but I'm just talking about how open

throw it works now what I've learned and

I hope the feel benefit from this so

really listen closely guys this is

Bolden information if you're talking to

a guy that's toured for 30-some odd

years not some guy that sits behind a

piano in a climate-controlled

studio that's parroting something from a

textbook look me up look at the stuff

that I've done they'll explain this to

you when you train a lower laryngeal

position you're able to open up your

throat and you know what is it throat

and all this stuff and blah blah blah

your throat is your throat guys go in a

mirror doctor wants to see your tonsils

ah-ah-ah just look at the back here

throat we want the tongue drop to the

base of the jaw first okay we want the

back of this road and this other vocal

coach was kind of mocking the uvula

approach and soft palate approach but

that matters it matters a lot actually

and it matters even more the higher up

you go so that you Gila rises even

higher as you go and the soft palate

rises higher to go to create maximum

space if we don't do that we actually

pinch off and choke off the back of the

throat and then we're straining

ourselves to get to having a lot of good

open throat as we go out this is really

important so what is what I learned

again this is just me talking doing this

whatever you want this information in

the vowel and I'm gonna go through the

vowels all the vowels in a second the a

vowel is the biggest vowel that we have

and it's the most difficult to train

that's why all vowel sounds stem from

its lala i open up that vowel there's

something called vocal tract shaping and

hopefully I'll remember

get to this in a second is that in

within that about if we can train that

off I'll open first to keep all this

open mechanism in the back now what

you're gonna do is you're gonna go to a

mirror I want you to grab a handheld

mirror and I want you to just simply go

and I want you to watch the position of

your tongue and you're gonna see that

your tongue swells up and you start to

gag on your tongue right

what just trust me on this go to a

mirror or get a handheld mirror and

watch yourself do this if you drop the

larynx your voice box down

you're gonna find that you can maintain

and build muscle memory to hold the

larynx down this is really important

it's an anchor let me say this again

it's an anchor for your ability to

control the larynx okay so it's a pillar

that you build your voice on when we

talk about laryngeal positions just

because we talk about a lowered

laryngeal position doesn't mean we

always reside in a lower laryngeal

position okay let me say this again

we're going over Zeus in fact how many

insert something really funny for you

guys I have an assistant named Bob so

Bob when you can if you can insert I did

a couple of lower the original position

songs one of them is low rider okay and

we're going to show this clip in a

minute and another one is Johnny Cash

brings a fire and I use a lowered

laryngeal position through the whole

song okay but I can sing with any

position I want but I'm gonna get back

to why this is important in a second but

we're gonna play the clip Bob if you

play the clip now let's do it

right don't try to dance now

little trip to take a little

take a little trip take a little trip

take a little trip see

and low rider don't drive too fast now

so if you can tell this isn't just a

lower lense position this is a drop

learns position kinda like a gospel

quartet in country sort of combined I'm

gonna drop it even farther on this

course here readyit's keep going neck

here we go

I fell into a burning Ring of Fire

the flames of getting high and if

the ring of

okay so like I said you can see I

there's a difference between a lowered

larynx position a la la

very big difference one is just a

lowering of taking the farik's keeping

them flat horizontally straight and

taking your whole Eric and lowering it

so it's a la la is lowered and drop is

law completely taking the entire

Alaric's itself and dropping it all the

way to the floor

okay we chose a couple little pieces out

of that clip to show you a lowered

laryngeal position and why that's

important is it shows that I can

maintain a lower laryngeal position but

then how is it possible if I can sing in

this position but then sing

and connect the sound and go up really

high and release to a neutral position I

never go to a race position a raised

position would be this and you're caught

okay now I know there's a lot of pop

artists or you know Rihanna and like all

these people do you know Britney and all

these people do all these raise

positions and there are people that can

do it and do it well in fact Paul Rogers

does this i'ma baby when I think about

you I think about enough or Paul Carrack

you know tempted by the fruit of another

he's gonna use it so a brace position

but if you notice when they go up they

open up the sound and they drop the

lyrics so to say that you're gonna sing

only in one position and only in this

position and only in that position is

kind of ludicrous to me again

it's just can't tell they're talking I'm

just trying to give you a good quality

information let's get back to a lord

limit oh wait I was gonna sorry I was

gonna talk about a neutral position Bob

if you don't mind playing the clip you

know let's grab Steelheart for example

where I shit between a neutral position

I have dropped the lyrics as I go

through passaggio and then I have to

come back to a neutral position is that

go up high check out this clip

okay now there's other times you can do

it and use the John Fogerty clip here

Bob use fortunate side where you sing in

it in a just a slightly lowered position

like me a Wilson Pickett which we just

did a whole thing here recently on open

throat technique um you know right use a

lowered position and then I move it to a

neutral position

check out this fortunate side clip

okay why this is important is because

when we learn and we train the voice in

a lowered position we can hold down the

soundboard of the voice when we can hold

this down then we can relax it and move

it into a neutral position when we're in

a neutral position or we try to learn

only from neutral position the default

or what most people do is as they ascend

a scale or passage they go to a raised

position and then all of a sudden they

get caught in the throat right now there

are great artists that do this like I

said I talked about you know Paul Rogers

Glenn Hughes this ago you know sort of

the thrill II think Sam and Dave you

just talked about this in another video

well this becomes more of a stylistic

thing because I've heard Glenn do this

without having to raise the position but

what we do is again first we train first

the lower laryngeal position once we've

mastered that and we did the feeling of

it what I'm gonna back up sorry a lot of

information in bel canto when kids are

being raised to understand how to sing

with these different laryngeal positions

they cannot touch an aria which is the

musical piece of Italian for four years

we think by this for four years they

train bowels in different laryngeal

positions think about that okay what I

did was develop something that showed

that if you train a lowered position

first and you maintain that lowered

position to where you understand when

you relaxed the position to a neutral

position and if you want to raise it to

an upper you know to a raised learned

your position then all of a sudden

you're you have total command total

control of this and you can get there a

lot quicker you don't have to do it in

four years you can do it six months okay

straight up if you do it every day about

an hour hour and a half a day five days

a week and start sorry for those who

didn't want to take the quick pill and

get it you know doing faster than that

it

happen that way because we're at the gym

and we're working out and this is what

we have to do now we want to use these

different positions all throughout the

spectrum of the voice but there's two

elements that are missing big ones the

first one is is remember I just said

that all vowel sounds stem from its the

LA ah and it was a real open sound well

gets wet when I go ah ah eh and I spread

the pharynx which is just the mouth

right when I spread the pharynx all of a

sudden the sound closes down so I

haven't trained a lord laryngeal

position first I have no way of really

identifying how that really feels in the

throat when the fruit itself closes down

as the pharynx is spread this is really

important why because we don't sing only

one vowel Wow and we sing many different

vowels through the spectrum of the voice

and as we go through raising the going

up and range up and down in range we

find that we have to change this

laryngeal position and also there's

another huge element to this which our

glottal stops are things that close down

the back of the throat now what am I

need by that it means that we want to

reside in something called contiguous

phrase singing continuous phrase singing

is that we want to keep that vowel open

as long as we can without closing it

down with consonants well it turns out

to be this is extremely important

because every time you close a consonant

down it closes off the back of the

throat it wants to shoot air up into the

velar nasal port by the way fancy terms

for all the stupid stuff not stupid but

I try to keep things so simple I don't

love complicating stuffing you find

yourself using technical terms you hope

people will understand cooling into the

nose and so as it goes into the nose

then the throat is swing hey hey man

what's wrong with you do you want this

to come out of the mouth or do you want

this to come out of the nose could you

make up your mind here or both right so

what we want to do contiguous racing's

we want to have the the sound over the

fact Steve Perry and Sam Cooke I just

did a vocal demonstration on this and

sure when I'm gonna air all this stuff

but if you listen to what change is

gonna come from by Sam Cooke and using

house bow because every time I close

down a consonant sound I have to read

open the throat and then get back to

that placement that I had depending on

where I am in the range well men if you

think that's tough and you think that

you're gonna only reside in a neutral

position or raise laryngeal position or

lower position you've got another thing

coming

now again I'm gonna say this again check

out whomever you get your information

from do they sing great not just sin do

they sing great what do you want to

sound like them and do they displace

students that sing great this is so

important because I could sit there and

then I could be some guy that gets on

the internet reads all kinds of

technical stuff and and regurgitate this

stuff to you or I could put my heart on

a sleeve and put my heart on the line

and actually demonstrate and show you

this is very very important so as we go

up and down a scale if we only train a

neutral position a neutral learned your

position as we ascend there's a 95 doing

this for 35 years 95% of the people I've

trained default to erase positions so

they'll get caught and erase the

position if you train a lower position

first this is old-school bel canto guys

you train in a lower position first and

then you relax to a neutral position and

you understand the soundboard how to

move that soundboard first by anchoring

it to a lowered position it doesn't mean

you're sentencing yourself to see in a

lower position all the time

it just means you understand it I wanna

wrap you

till I'm dying

the way feel like me

- spend my time waiting on your call how

can I tell you babe my backs against the

wall I need you by my side to tell me

it's alright cuz I don't think I can

cheat game

love

and century

three days

hold on

it's got a hold on me

cutting passes on cello but the

backstage tour

I know that I must do what's right

sure is Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus

above the sea

I seek to kill once deep inside trying

to know this thing that I've become

I miss the rain salad

ricca-san

please with

yeah yeah

Jamie tell me

I can always kill you

I believe

you won't ever have to

everybody you see

come and take me Shira yeah

come and take me when I hold my own

no she bets my solo

she's alright

that's the way is me

I met you baby

dream

Drimmer

as you've seen some of these different

positions you see that this can be done

in all kinds of different ways now

here's where this gets equally

interesting we talked about the vowels

themselves with a vowel if you go to an

e e is the most parentally spread vowel

but we have all of a sudden learns goes

up right but if you've trained a lowered

laryngeal position

I can actually maintain the a vowel or a

different vowel modification to hold it

at bay so then I don't get caught in the

throat anyway guys I could go on and on

and on about this I have a singing

course called how to sing better than

anyone else I covered all of us in the

poor's if you guys want to check it out

cool hopefully this information that's

beneficial to you and I'm sure we'll

talk a lot more about this in future

sessions so thank you for joining me

ken Tamplin vocal Academy where the

proof is in the singing peace out hey

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- Why plant-based meat?

I mean, what problem is this solving exactly?

- Everybody knows that to feed the animals

that become our food, we first have to grow the food

to feed the animals to then feed us.

And that takes a lot of resources.

So I think what we do is we kind of cut out the middleman.

- [Katie] The middle cow?

- [Tommy] The middle cow, or pig, or chicken.

You know, for every pound of beef that isn't sold

or for every pound of Field Roast that is,

that's a plant-based pound of meat that made it

to the store shelves and onto your plate

and a pound of beef that didn't.

- [Ray] Some forms of protein production

are very, very efficient, and some produce a lot of carbon.

The majority of beef produced in the US are fed

a combination of grasses and grains.

The farmer is basically cutting hay,

someone's growing grain,

then you've got a tractor that's using fuel.

They get fed, the process of eating,

if it's beef, they are burping and farting,

and that gives off a lot of methane.

Somewhere between five and 10 kilograms of carbon

would be released in the production of a hamburger.

(light classical music)

(food sizzling)

- No animals were harmed in the making of this sausage.

This is very good.

(lively music)

All right, you want to show me how

the plant-based sausage is made?

- Sure.

This is where everything starts.

This is what we call the mix room.

We say what we do is a blend of European and Asian heritage,

so what we've done is we've taken techniques

from two different cultures.

So ancient China has this idea

that you can make meat out of wheat.

So if you imagine a ball of dough,

flour and water, and you take that dough

and you put it in a tub of water

and you work the dough,

you're gonna have a dough that's 90% pure protein.

You steam that, and that's your meat.

So we've basically taken that idea

and we've combined it with the traditional practice

of making charcuterie, which is our European heritage.

- That's a lot of sausage.

Never seen this much sausage in my life.

Outside of gym.

- Fusing these two traditional techniques,

we've come up with something that's completely,

it's cutting edge while being a recreation or a fusion

of things that have existed for a really long time.

- So it's futuristic, artisanal plant-based meat.

So why replicate meat?

I mean, why are people so attached to this idea

that your plant-based item needs to look like

an animal-based item?

- The experience of eating food

is a huge part of our culture.

These are forms and recipes that are rooted in tradition.

They've been made over and over and over and over

for generations, and we can't just throw our culture away.

Some of the forms that we use

aren't exclusive to any one protein.

Like a sausage.

You can make it from all kinds of different things,

and now we make vegetable sausage as just another type.

There was no cow that was ever born in the shape

of a hamburger, you know?

It had to go through a process to get there.

- A painful one.

(Tommy laughs)

I'm gonna just start a restaurant.

- It's gonna be called Salt.

- Yeah.

- It's gonna be called High Blood Pressure,

your restaurant.

(electronic music)

- [Announcer] This program is made possible by the

Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

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Why is it hard to cure Alzheimer's disease? | #aumsum #kids #disease #brain #alzheimers - Duration: 6:36.

It's AumSum Time.

Can you guess the title of my next video?

Hurry up.

Write your guess in the comments section below.

Why is it hard to cure Alzheimer's disease?

Alzheimer's disease is an irreversible, progressive brain disorder.

It basically occurs when proteins in the brain malfunction and clump together forming plaques and tangles.

These plaques and tangles block communication in between brain cells and even cause cell death.

Thus leading to memory loss, mood changes, hallucinations, etc.

Now, it is hard to cure Alzheimer's because symptoms of the disease begin to show.

When it has almost irreversibly damaged the brain.

Also, finding candidates for effective clinical trials is difficult.

Because there is no method to identify people with the disease at initial stages.

Thus, it is hard to test the medications and check whether they work or not.

In addition to this, Alzheimer's affects different people in different ways.

Hence, a drug which is somewhat effective on a patient suffering from Alzheimer's.

Might not work on another patient.

In short, due to a lack of fundamental understanding of the disease, we are unable to cure Alzheimer's.

What causes body odor?

Obviously sweat.

No.

Sweat is odorless.

What?

But how is that possible?

Our skin contains two types of sweat glands, eccrine glands and apocrine glands.

Eccrine glands are present all over our body.

They produce sweat which is mostly water.

Whereas, apocrine glands are concentrated in regions such as ear canals, armpits, etc.

They produce thicker sweat which has proteins.

Can I eat these proteins and become a bodybuilder?

Just listen.

We know that millions of bacteria are normally found all over our skin.

When apocrine glands produce sweat.

The bacteria on our skin breakdown the proteins in that sweat.

Releasing unpleasant smell which we call as body odor.

How to not cry while cutting onions?

Watch a comedy movie.

No.

When we cut onions, chemicals like sulfoxides and enzymes are released which react to eventually form a gas.

This gas reacts with the lubricating liquid in our eyes.

Produces sulfuric acid, which makes us cry.

However, if we freeze onions before cutting, then the temperature of onions drops.

Due to this, the sulfoxides and enzymes react slowly.

Producing less gas and thus, reducing the amount of crying.

We can even wear tight goggles so that the gas doesn't reach our eyes.

It is also said that below the onion roots, there is a bulb where the concentration of chemicals is more.

Hence, to avoid crying, we should first cut and throw that part.

Also, cutting an onion under running water washes away the chemicals.

Hence, we can also use this method to reduce crying while cutting onions.

What is vocal fry?

It may be similar to a french fry.

Not at all.

Vocal fry is a creaky or raspy voice seldom used in speech.

I though it is used by leech.

Just throw that away and listen.

When we speak, air from the lungs passes through the vocal folds, making them vibrate.

These vibrations make the air in the mouth and nose to vibrate, thus producing sound or voice.

Generally, human voice can be divided into three ranges or registers.

They are falsetto, modal and fry.

Most people speak and sing in the modal range.

But sometimes when we speak in fry range, our vocal folds slam shut.

However, longitudinally, they are not stretched tightly.

Air from the lungs bubbles out through this loosely closed folds, thus creating that creaky voice called fry.

Topic: Pressure

Why is it difficult to cut with a blunt knife?

Seems like you are hungry.

Why don't you have an apple?

No, don't use the blunt knife.

Use the sharp knife.

Looks like you want to go ahead with the blunt knife only.

See, you are finding it difficult to cut the apple now.

Now, try cutting with the sharp knife.

Look.

The apple gets cut very easily.

Confused, right?

Let me explain.

All this happens due to a concept called pressure.

What is Pressure?

It is the force applied per unit area.

That means pressure will be directly proportional to force and inversely proportional to area.

Now, we applied the same amount of force on both the knives.

Then, why was the result different?

This is because the area on which the force acted was different.

In the case of a blunt knife, the cutting edge is thicker.

That means, the area is larger.

As a result, the force of our hand falls over a larger area of the knife, producing less pressure.

Hence, it is difficult to cut with a blunt knife.

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THIS IS IT TOP OBAMA OFFICIAL HEADING TO PRISON - Duration: 11:00.

THIS IS IT TOP OBAMA OFFICIAL HEADING TO PRISON

President Donald Trump is reportedly furious after learning what James Clapper, former

President Barack Obama's Director of National Intelligence, and his fellow members of the

deep state have been doing.

"Clapper has now admitted that there was Spying in my campaign.

Large dollars were paid to the Spy, far beyond normal.

Starting to look like one of the biggest political scandals in U.S. history.

SPYGATE – a terrible thing!" Trump tweeted on Thursday.

The Daily Caller reported that Trump also called Clapper out one day before for comments

he made about the president while appearing on "The View."

"'Trump should be happy that the FBI was SPYING on his campaign' No, James Clapper,

I am not happy.

Spying on a campaign would be illegal, and a scandal to boot!" Trump tweeted.

Clapper had the nerve to say that Trump should be grateful that the FBI had an informant

in his campaign.

He claimed that the FBI was not spying on the Trump campaign, saying, "What they were

trying to do was protect our political system and protect the campaign."

"They were spying — a term I don't particularly like — on what the Russians were doing,

trying to understand, were the Russians infiltrating?"

Clapper added.

It's clear that the walls are closing in on Obama's deep state, and his top officials

like Clapper are

about

to

go down.

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JUST IN: Feds Release "Game Changing" Findings on Hillary Clinton – THIS IS IT - Duration: 12:05.

JUST IN: Feds Release "Game Changing" Findings on Hillary Clinton – THIS IS IT

Hillary Clinton is undoubtedly in full panic mode right now after the Justice Department's

Office of Inspector General (OIG) released a report about the highly questionable investigation

into her use of a personal email server during her time as Secretary of State.

Right Wing News reported that many expect the report to unleash serious consequences

for the conduct, highly questionable decisions, and lack of ethics displayed by senior-level

Justice Department and FBI officials during former President Barack Obama's regime.

"Given the tools available to the OIG and the credibility of Justice Department Inspector

General Michael Horowitz, the latest report could also uncover new and seriously damaging

information about Clinton's email practices, including her handling of classified information.

FBI Director James Comey (later fired by President Trump) criticized Clinton's handling of

emails in July 2016, while she was running for president against Donald Trump," wrote

Jason Chaffetz, the former chair of the United States House Committee on Oversight and Government

Reform.

Comey controversially said that no reasonable prosecutor would file charges against Clinton

for acting illegally, but he later changed his tune.

"Although we did not find clear evidence that Secretary Clinton or her colleagues intended

to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there is evidence

that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified

information," Comey said.

This comes one week after Republican lawmakers sent a letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions

on Wednesday recommending that Clinton and former FBI Director James Comey be hit with

criminal charges.

They also recommended that other Obama officials be charged as well, including former Attorney

General Loretta Lynch, former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, as well as FBI Special Agent

Peter Strzok and his lover, FBI lawyer Lisa Page.

"Because we believe that those in positions of high authority should be treated the same

as every other American, we want to be sure that the potential violations of law outlined

below are vetted appropriately," the letter stated.

"The report provides the following alarming specifics, among others: 'Mr. Strzok texts

Ms. Page to tell her that, in fact, senior officials had decided to water down the reference

to President Obama to 'another senior government official," the criminal referral said.

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Qatar is the RICHEST country but is it FAIR? | KJ VIDS - Duration: 9:31.

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Beware This Dog Will Turn Into Devil Before You Know It | SBS Animal - Duration: 2:09.

I feel sleepy

My eyes are falling shut

Who is it!

I was changing the video tape..

Do not touch me!

Dog Silver which changes abruptly when its tired

Usually, it's a cutie

tada

Owner: He's usually not violent at all. But whenever he's trying to sleep and all, he turns so hostile

Tries to stop Silver from being so sensitive

The owner can't stop him too...

Hands got injured

Indiscriminately attacks when he's tired

Owner: He turns into a devil whenever he's tired

Falling asleep or not

Falls asleep in a comfortable position

Who is it?!

The owner gets more surprised than Silver

While he's taking a walk

Falls asleep...

Why does Silver become so hostile when he's tired?

It's a type of sleep disorder behavior

Two months ago, Silver's owner stayed at home and lethargically slept all the time after getting into an accident

Vet: Silver's owner used to be so nervous and in poor condition when he used to sleep

So he's expressing the state just like its owner

A solution for Silver to fall asleep peacefully

Trying to make him fall asleep while reading him a storybook

Don't wake up and have a good sleep~

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FPJ's Ang Probinsyano: VP Cabrerra is Gonna Assasinate the President - Aug 30, 2018 - Duration: 3:41.

For more infomation >> FPJ's Ang Probinsyano: VP Cabrerra is Gonna Assasinate the President - Aug 30, 2018 - Duration: 3:41.

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Meghan Markle's Jeweler Says She Is Breaking Tradition with 'Daring,' 'Very Sexy' Style Choices - Duration: 3:58.

 Meghan Markle may have borrowed an antique tiara from Queen Elizabeth on her wedding day, but the newest member of the royal family has already accumulated quite a jewelry collection of her own

 Back in April, the royal-to-be wore three pieces of jewelry from luxury British jeweler Shaun Leane, including a pair of talon earrings that might just be her most fashion-forward jewelry look to date

 "I think Meghan is very bold and daring — she's obviously open to exploring different ways of wearing pieces and she's breaking traditions," Leane tells PEOPLE from his atelier in London's Mayfair, adding of her gold hook-style earrings: "They are very sexy and there's something quite tribal about them – that's where my inspiration came from

"  Wearing his work for the first time when she stepped out with her then-fiancé Prince Harry for the Queen's 92nd birthday party concert at the Royal Albert Hall on April 21, Leane said although he knew she had been gifted the pieces by her close friend Markus Anderson, he was not expecting her to wear them quite so quickly

 "A friend of hers came in to buy some pieces for her as a birthday gift and two days later she was wearing them!" he says

"For me that was really exciting. And not only was she wearing one of my pieces, she was wearing all three!"  In addition to the jeweler's Yellow Gold Vermail Talon Earrings ($290), Meghan was also wearing Leane's signature Yellow Gold Vermeil Diamond Tusk Bangle ($1281) and his Yellow Gold Vermeil Serpents Trace Slim Bracelet ($708), both of which were inspired by Leane's 20-year relationship working alongside the late British designer, Alexander McQueen

 "What I love about Meghan is that she is very elegant and chic, but she has an edge of daring and the way she mixes classic and innovative pieces is quite brave and fearless," says Leane, adding: "It was very flattering and I always knew deep down that our work would be a perfect fit for her

"  She obviously agrees, as Meghan was seen publicly wearing the Tusk Bangle again on her 37th birthday earlier this month, when she accompanied Harry to the wedding of his close friend Charlie van Straubenzee

 Based on a piece the jeweler made for McQueen back in 1995, he says, "That's a really iconic piece

" It was also the item that sold particularly well in the weeks after Meghan was photographed wearing it

 "Traffic and sales increased quite remarkably and it's been consistent," he says

"It introduced those styles to a global audience and we've had an array sales from silver to rose gold and her favorite, the yellow gold

"  Having trained as an apprentice in London's Hatton Garden 35 years ago, he was often asked to work on royal commissions via Garrard and Asprey

Then in 2012, he became creative director at Asprey, designing the Woodland collection, from which Kate Middleton bought his charm necklace

 "For me, having my early work with the royals making very traditional beautiful high-end pieces and then to see Meghan, this new generation of royalty wearing the House of Shaun Leane is a nice full circle for me – I feel very honored

"

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Cryptocurrency Mining and Blockchain: Know It All In Six Minutes - Duration: 6:41.

What's up guys, it's Leon here.

I'm the CEO and co-founder of the Block

Tree Club

Okay, now there's a lot of people have

been asking me about cryptocurrency

mining. What is it? How, when you mine it,

the blockchain, do you get cryptocurrency?

It sounds technical, fuzzy, complicated,

complex to them. No worries. I promise you

After you watch this entire video you

will be very crystal clear about all the

definitions and the process, okay? The

reason is because I'm going to share with

in more detail about how it works

in the most laymen way possible, okay?

Now, to understand what cryptocurrency

mining is you need to know what about

the blockchain is.

The blockchain is a decentralized ledger

system, okay? So, what is a ledger system?

A ledger system is essentially a book

of transactions, okay? Now, in a

centralized group like a bank

you record all the transactions in a ledger.

For example, Leon transfers one

dollar to Alex. That is one

transaction. Alex transfers the dollar to Michelle.

That's another transactions. So this

ledger goes on and so forth.

In a centralized world, there are human beings

to piece each transactions together.

That's your counters, your bookkeepers, you can get lots of people

to do this job for you.

Now, in a decentralized world, there are no

human beings. So, if there's no

human beings, then how does it work?

That's where blockchain mining comes into place.

That's how miners help the

blockchain to piece all these pieces

together. So, how does this thing really

work? Now, this is your cryptocurrency

mining. The guy you see is

called a miner. I won't go in detail

about what the rig is because in

other videos I'll show you

literally the anatomy of a rig,

the graphic card, motherboard, every single thing inside the rig

so you can watch the other video if you want to

find out more. But for now I'll show the

concept of how this whole thing works, okay? So,

for a decententralized ledger system:

these are all the different blocks, these

are all the different transactions, these

are all the parts that we

want to piece together

without the help of humans beings. So, how are we going to do it?

Cryptocurrency mining rigs are actually computers that have a lot power. They are very

high powered computers. So, this computing power

generates what we call a hashrate.

This is actually the S.I. unit.

More hashrate means there is more computing

power, okay? What you're actually doing in

mining is contributing this hashrate to

the blockchain. To do what, right?

By contributing this hashrate to the

blockchain (over here you can see the

little gaps), what you

are doing is you're actually piecing the

pieces together.

Now, how does it work? Every single block

right has been pre-programmed by the

founder of each blockchain to have a complex mathematical puzzle.

Once you solve it, the blocks come together.

Okay? So, I'll give you an example.

So, if this is the Bitcoin blockchain, okay? If this is the

Bitcoin blockchain, then what happens to the

background is very simple. You as the

miner, you own the cryptocurrency mining rig

you point your hashrates to the gaps over here, right?

To the blockchain. How do you point, you may ask?

You do it through software. There is a lot of software on

the market. Some people write one themself, we wrote one

ourselves, but it doesn't matter.

So, my point is how does this process

work? By contributing

hashrates computing power to the blockchain over here

you are actually closing the gap once you

successfully solve their puzzle. Okay, now

once you solve the puzzle this

blockchain automatically gives you back

Bitcoin. BTC, okay? So, why would the blockchain give you that? Because the founder, the

creator of the blockchain, he realized that

if he doesn't do that there is no

incentive for any human. There's no incentive

for anyone to mine the blockchain

There's no incentive to mine the blockchain

meaning that there's no incentive to

connect together all the blocks to form one, tight

chain., So

in return for contributing this hash power,

this hashrate, you get back bitcoins, okay?

Now, I'm sure you've heard of other coins

like Ethereum or Litecoin. So, let's say you want to earn Ethereum.

You go the Ethereum blockchain, now. Instead of going to the bitcoin blockchain,

now you contribute your hashrate to

the Ethereum blockchain such that if you

solve the puzzles for the Ethereum blockchain you get the ETH coins in return automatically. Because the software does the programming in the background.

You may be wondering: there's so many miners

does every single miner that

contributes help to the blockchain

actually gets a coin, right. The answer is

only the first miner that solves the

puzzle gets a coin. So if you solve

the puzzle for this one, you get one

coin. Maybe it's you,

maybe it's another miner with another mining rig.

who solves the puzzle and gets a coin.

So, people started to realize along

the way that a better way to do is

not to own one rig to contribute power. What you want

to do now is this method.

Rather than doing one by one where you're trying to find it one at a time.

What you do

is you contribute your computing

power, your hashrates remember? Yes, you

contribute your hashrate to the pool, and you

let the pool consolidate the power

over here

and then go and mine the blockchain. Now, by doing this,

what's the effect? You increase the

probability of solving the puzzle which

closes up the gap which forms a blockchain

and in return you get the ethereum. So, the ethereum

goes to the pool right now and it's being

distributed evenly among all the people

that contribute their power to the pool.

Okay, so one Ethereum if there are ten miners then its

divided among one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,

nine, ten people. But by doing this

you actually have more of chance than one person

trying to compete and trying to

close the gap in the blockchain. Now,

do you understand these concepts so far? I

hope it's crystal clear because this is

actually how the mining process work so

when people say "cryptocurrency mining" they

actually are referring to the process of

piecing

different blocks together to form one

chain and hence it's called the blockchain Now,

thank you guys

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The Sacred Secret Science of 3rd Eye - It is for YOU - Duration: 0:53.

The sacred secret science of third eye

It is Super.

but natural for you.

Nothing Difficult.

Nothing Impossible.

Nothing.

There's nothing, where you need to feel. Not for me, not for me. No.

It's for you.

I am talking to you & it is for YOU.

If you are hearing.

If these words, reach your ears.

I am talking to YOU.

and it is for YOU.

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Beach or a door - Optical illusion baffles people as nobody can agree what it is - Daily News - Duration: 2:10.

</form>  First we had the blue or gold dress , and then the pink or green trainers , and more recently we were all scratching our heads over Yanny or Laurel

 Every month there seems to be a new baffling photo ready to hurt our brains as we try and work out what an earth is going on

 The latest picture confusing people online is this seemingly innocent snap of a blue, white and green door frame

 Hang on, or is it a beach photo on its side?  Normally lovely beach photos are calming and the only problem is they give us a serious case of holiday jealous, but this photo is driving people mad

 The photo was originally shared by a woman called Becky on social media.  She later revealed the answer, but not before letting her friends stress about it for a few days

 It's started a huge row on social media, with half of people refusing to believe the snap shows anything other than a slightly tatty door frame

 What do you think?  Two days later, Becky shared another photo revealing what she was actually photographing at the time

 And the answer is. a beach! Read More Optical illusions  She posted a wider shot which includes sunbathing and enjoying the lovely weather

 Her original photo was liked more than 28,000 times on the social networking site, and has been shared thousands of times

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