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What is a Roll Arm Sofa? English Rolled Arm Furniture by Roger and Chris - Duration: 4:25.

- Hi, I'm Chris and I'm here today to talk

about one of our favorite types of sofas,

the English Roll Arm Sofa.

We have two types of English roll Arm sofas

one is called Basel it's pronounced Basel.

99.9% of our customers call it Basil

and I'm fine with that but it is Basel.

That is a tight-back English Roll Arm sofa

and reference our other videos on what a tight-back means,

but that's that.

The other one is Blythe.

Blythe is named after a, actually a childhood friend of mine

weird thing, anyway.

Basel and Blythe are both English Roll Arm sofas

and the English Roll Arm really refers

to the side profile of the sofa.

It has a descending line to it, it swoops back a little bit.

It's rolled over in a very specific way.

It has a front T cushion on it which means the cushion

is actually extended all the way to the outside edges

and the arms are recessed slightly.

Here are a couple things that are great about this sofa

and why it's so popular.

First of all it's very versatile,

it's a very traditional looking sofa.

It's very distinctly British in style.

As you can imagine from the name but it actually works

in a lot of different types of environments really well.

We have folks use them in really modern settings.

They're great in more country farmhouse settings.

They're very nice in a lot of Manhattan lofts

that we've built them for.

So it works everywhere.

I think a thing that's really nice about this type of sofa

is that it gives you what I call a lot of seating space

for your buck.

Everyone's concerned about overall scale.

A lot of us are working with rooms that are maybe

a little bit smaller than we'd like them to be.

And we have to maximize that space, right.

The nice thing about English Roll Arm is the arms are only

about six and 1/2 inches and they are recessed.

So I think on a shorter sofa it's still gonna sit

like a larger sofa would.

Which means you can still have room for some side tables

and floor lamps.

And you can have room to walk around it

because my personal pet peeve is walking through a room

and stubbing my toe on a piece of furniture

because it's too big.

I still wanna be able to lie down on it

so that is gonna do a really good job

of giving you the best of both worlds.

The scale of it's right for more rooms.

We have a lot of customers who are going for the tight-back

because it always look neat and tidy, it's very elegant,

you don't have those back pillows that can sometimes

get smooshed and need a little bit of fluffing.

And it also can be made a little bit smaller

than a pillow back can, save a few inches here and there.

And in the end those little tweaks can add up

when you're working with limited space.

The pillow back I think is one of our most comfortable sofas

it's just fantastically comfortable to sit back in.

It's really soft and cuddly.

I think another thing that's nice about it

is the arm rest is

some arms, I love Chesterfields we do a lot of them

but that arm is really high and I'm tall but even still

I feel like I'm sitting like this which is weird.

I think the thing that's nice about that English Roll Arm

is it does give you a little bit more relaxed position

for your arm to rest.

If you wanna lie back on it it's great 'cause

it's not necessarily gonna prop you up too much

and you almost lie a little bit more flat with the pillow,

really comfortable.

And it's really graceful, it's timeless.

It's been popular for several 100 years,

I don't anticipate it going out of style any time soon.

They look great in a wide range of fabrics.

They look really good in leather.

They're not so commonly done in leather.

We do, I think a little bit more of them in leather

than most people.

I think they look awesome in leather so definitely

consider that too if you're not sure.

But really popular in velvets.

We do a lot of them in blue velvets, gray velvets,

a lot of cream linen blends are popular with that style.

It's just, it's traditional but not too fussy.

It's elegant but not off-putting or grandiose.

I think it's just a perfect option for a lot of rooms,

a lot of environments.

And I think it might just be what you're looking for.

And thanks so much for watching our video

we've got a whole lot of other videos on similar topics

related to furniture and design.

So I hope you do check those out.

Maybe subscribe to our channel, hop over to our website

and if you have any questions give us a ring,

we'll be happy to answer any questions you can throw at us.

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Sadhguru - Nation is just an idea, It is not a reality.. - Duration: 11:08.

Chelameshwar: I suppose so long as human beings being what they are and the society is ,

they are certainly bound to be certain things which are right and certain things…certain

acertain conduct which are right and certain conduct which is not right.

Now I don't think anybody will contribute to the

proposition that corruption is right by …from any point of view.

Sadhguru: Let me tell you.

Chelameshwar: Somebody sitting in a public office, making money, using his office.

Sadhguru: Let me tell you.

See you are calling it corruption.

I have…

I have had the unfortunate privilege of sometimes moving closely with the people whom

you consider corrupt.

Okay?

Chelameshwar:All right.

(Laughter) Sadhguru: And you will be amazed

you will be amazed and – initially it was shocking to me but when I

really looked through them, I see their reasoning.

They don't think they're corrupt.

(Laughter) I tell you.

They don't think they're corrupt.

They… they just say everybody would do the same thing.

I got the opportunity, they don't have the opportunity.

(Laughter) So they are only complaining that they don't

have the opportunity.

So what is corruption, what is not corruption itself is not defined.

I am not trying to give a (an?) escape route for all these people,

who are doing horrible things to the nation.

So the only thing that can fix this country, in terms of corruption is

we need people who have a huge passion for this nation.

Okay?

So right now we need somebody who is capable and who has great passion for this nation.

That is the only way – it is not all problems will be fixed –

that is the only way we start moving towards a solution.

Right now, we are heading for a big problem, because what holds a nation together,

everybody must understand – if you want to run a nation - whatever the

nation, you must understand what is it that binds

the people?

There is some passion because nation is just an idea.

It is not a reality, let's understand this.

Nation is just an idea.

What is it that binds all the people as one nation,

that idea and that passion has to be constantly strengthened.

If you constantly keep weakening it and then try to hold the nation together,

you will not succeed.

This is the time this generation of people have this responsibility

that if we do not change the trajectory of this nation the way it's going right now,

there will be no one 'India' in another fifty years of time.

It may not take fifty years.

Chelameshwar: But how does this generation do it?

Sadhguru: See 'how' is not one aspect alone.

There're many aspects to it.

See it's all right where people wear imported watches, imported clothes,

but they shouldn't import their brains and hearts from somewhere else.

It's very important.

(Laughs) And that is happening in the form of our education.

In the way we are culturing ourselves.

There is nothing wrong with anything that comes from outside the country,

we must take the best that comes from everywhere from the world.

That is the nature of any evolving, growing society.

But at the same time, what holds us together as a nation should not be sacrificed.

If you sacrifice that you won't be able to hold it together.

People will not stay together.

You know you can't hold three, four brothers together.

Unless you bind them emotionally and create a passion towards something,

you can't bind them together.

If the parents did not take care of that, you can't hold them together.

They will go away somewhere.

If they live far away, they won't fight.

If they come close, they will be in your court.

(Laughter) You must understand what holds the nation

together.

The basic thing that held this nation together was always that - in this nation,

we did not believe this nor that.

Only thing is we knew we have to become free.

Liberation was the highest goal.

If you keep it that way, if you manage to activate this back in the

society you will see people will stay together.

Otherwise every group will form its own belief systems

and they will all go separate.

You can't keep them together.

At the very birth of this nation, we broke into three pieces.

Every hundred years, we may come to it or less,

if we do not take care of a few fundamentals.

Chelameshwar: And what measures are to be taken to

create that atmosphere where people work towards that goal?

Sadhguru:It's best that what you're strong on, you build on that.

You don't try to build on America United States of America in India - it's

never going to work.

You build an India in India, a strong powerful India you can build.

The North American people are there the way they are

because they came there for a different reason and they came together for that reason

and that reason is working for them.

Here it's not like that.

This is a completely different reality.

You're trying to super-impose another reality upon yourself.

That will not work.

This is not against anything, this is not for anything.

I am speaking English language, amn't I?

So I am not against anything for that matter but I am for that which works.

I am against all those things which do not work.

Why do you want to invest time and life and people's lives

in things that do not work? we clearly know from my experience of working

with village, being in the villages,

I clearly know at least fifty to fifty-five percent of people,

their existence is like cattle, not like human beings the quality of life.

Okay?

They are somehow managing, so we think they are okay.

So they're somehow managing.

That is not life.

After sixty-seventy years, two generations of people,

their lives are gone and if still we can't find basic solutions

that means we're doing something wrong, isn't it?

Chelameshwar: And why do you think it didn't work for sixty seven years?

What is your analysis and understanding of it?

Sadhguru: It's essentially because of this.

We are trying to transform people from being Indian to being English.

Do you understand?

English language is the only thing we should have picked up

because that's the passport to the world.

I am saying what we pick up… if you go shopping, what you pick up from a shop is by choice.

If you pick up compulsively or you buy whatever they're selling,

it's a stupid thing.

So the idea of MahatmaGandhi and the rest of the clan fighting for freedom

and getting the British out was, so that we could choose what we want to do

with our lives.

We did not choose because we were lethargic or we were just overwhelmed

or we were just… our idea of superiority was

you know misplaced.

We somewhere thought anybody who conquers must be superior.

We just tried to implement that system as it is,

including the judiciary everything as it is.

See I am not talking about traditional values.

I am not talking about India being an isolated nation doing its own thing.

No.

As I said earlier, if you go shopping, you must choose what you want.

You must not take whatever the salesman is pushing on you.

Something is fifty percent discount, so you don't buy it.

You will buy something that you need, isn't it?

So even from the rest of the world, the same thing.

You pick up what is going to be good for us.

You don't pick up something that they're peddling to us.

So what they don't need they would like to peddle to you.

You should have the sense not to take it in.

You must take in what we need and what'll work for us.

English language works for us.

Oh we picked it up.

May be we didn't pick it up, it was thrust upon us,

it doesn't matter but somehow it worked out for us.

Everything else, you must see.

From a simple thing to anything – I was… you know… there is a classic example

– The tribal school close to the Ashram where

we have been working.

First I went there about fifteen years ago to see

we thought we will, you know, participate in this school in some way

and I wanted to see how the children are.

I went there and all these kids there were just about eleven, twelve kids

in the school, and they are all wearing ties.

The ties are worn here (Gestures)like a necklace, okay - long string and tie here.

(Laughs) So I said first thing is 'remove these damn

ties.

Why these children are hanging this tie here on the chest and walking around?

(Laughs) This is not a necklace.'

But the kids don't know what's the difference.

Something you have to wear like this, they know only this and they are wearing it.

In Tamil Nadu, if you wear a tie in the summer, it's as good as a noose you know.

(Laughter) I am saying - from something so simple

what food to eat, what is comfortable in tropical weather,

what is the best thing to eat, what is the best thing to wear is something

that we have to look at, isn't it?

You just don't have to imitate somebody, simply because they managed to conquer you.

They did not conquer you because they were superior people.

They had gun powder and you didn't.

That's all.

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Feminine Is Not Weakness, It's Another Form of Strength - Sadhguru@JNU - Duration: 17:19.

Sadhguru another very important concept which is very important in this campuses

of feminism and in one of your earlier videos you have said that feminists are

just desperately trying to be men no no you are going by other people's comments

not mine you're going by some delhi lawyers making some stupid comments but

still it's a guru what would you what is your idea of what how would you see

first of all a man and a woman are not two different species we need to

understand that till let's say 50 years ago or 100 years ago till technologies

came there were certain things in life that only a man could do because it

everything work on this planet were essentially done by man's muscle yes

everything by human muscle mainly man's muscle woman took to those kind of

activities where muscle is not the main investment there are other aspects to

life they took to that naturally so that's how the world was running today

women are out doing many things not because of liberalism not because of

feminism simply because of technology technology has devalued oh it's a bad

word to user technology has devalued brawn only brain power matters now still

it matters in India even if you want to get on to your bus in India you need

some muscle okay but if technology as it gets very all-pervading in every aspect

of our life you will come to a place where you don't have to think who is a

man who is a woman why should you think right now I am talking to you what does

it matter to me whether you're a man or a woman I'm asking only in certain

relationships in certain spaces being a male or a female is relevant isn't it

for you to do your research what does it matter whether you're a man or a woman

if you have a few brain cells working you can do it right

so this thing about excessively trying to separate male and female as if

they're two separate species is a wrong way to approach this is happening in

reaction to exploitative situations which have existed in the past

but even this exploitative situations are - it is true to some extent to a

large extent it is true let me say this but it is not absolutely true it is not

true all women in this country or all women in the world were exploited it's

not true many women lived wonderfully well yes maybe they never cared of the

whole of their homes and did some work outside but they lived wonderfully well

doing fulfilling their part of their work beautifully and doing it so this

idea that man and women always have to fight to achieve something he is a wrong

idea so instead of talking about feminism I

am saying what is feminine has to find equal value in the society means one

thing that needs to happen is see if you create survival of the fittest kind of

atmosphere masculine will rule when I say masculine I am NOT saying man a

woman may become more masculine in given situations and Jimmy succeed but the

loss of feminine is a loss for the species hello if we lose everything

that's feminine everything that's gentle everything that's beautiful is lost

simply because we have created a crude society where unless you are like this

you can't win you are destroying the species the beauty of feminine is gone

then men will wonder why the hell of their life after some time yes

it will come so for any wonderful society to happen it's very important we

create an ecosystem where both masculine and feminine can function but from the

caveman's time where human muscle ruled everything and women were kept in a

certain way because muscle was the most important thing once again we are

creating the same system in the modern world survival of the fittest dog eat

dog rat race whatever you want to call it if you do this you will kill the

feminine' maybe not the women women may succeed they may build themselves like

men and they succeed but isn't it a great loss for the species that

somewhere you understand feminine is weakness this must go feminine is not

weakness it's another form of strength it's another form of life expression as

masculine is one form of expression feminine is another form at expression

in yoga the masculine is called right Pingala and feminine is left so I'm

sorry I'm on the right

but we are on equal terms to and Torah

Satguru v as students stay away from our homes from the familial emotional

comforts in terms of our careers we move out seeking greener pastures

in that we seek company in opposite sex some people get into relationships which

gradually progresses to physical intimacy so grew the question is then

why as generations we cannot discuss it openly or is premarital sex still a

taboo see this is not some kind of a prescription this is an individual need

right now we must understand this in this society we handled human sexuality

like this before a girl attains puberty they are named this is the boy you're

going to marry at the age of six or seven they don't marry but they say they

keep telling him your uncle's son this guy you want to marry him you want to

marry him they're telling him you're going to marry her so they have not seen

each other they have not met each other they have nothing going but emotionally

they're being bound before they touch each other physically they want them to

be emotionally bound in a strong way so this is the technique of the culture how

they dealt with it so when you become or attain to your

puberty when your body blossoms into certain possibilities now your emotions

are already with somebody so you handle your body you don't go wild because your

emotions are already attached to somebody so by the time they're 1516 the

girl gets married by the time they're 17 18 the boy gets

married they get into agriculture a business of whatever whatever their

activity so one important aspect of the life of the youth is settled one thing

is emotion the thing is a physical requirement both

are settled at an early age and of course those days children came within a

year or two years so they got engaged and they got busy and they life went on

all right today our lives have changed because by the time you finish education

most people are minimum 24 25 years of age PhD means 30 what 35 I don't know

what it depends how kind your professor is so let us say average education time

is 25 years of age by the time they get employment and settle down somewhere to

reasonable financial security thirty years of time all right

the peak of human hormonal function is between fifteen to thirty you are not

teaching people some ascetic way to live you're not giving them some sadhana that

they're transforming their energy to some other possibility and attaining to

something else there is no such thing and this close proximity with opposite

sex if you don't want to address it then you will create an unhealthy Society

very unhealthy Society which unfortunately is finding expression in

violent ways in our society because we've not addressed the fundamental

needs of a human being first thing is nourishment if nourishment is taken care

of you must understand nourishment is

survival once survival is taken taken care of

naturally the species this is not even individual the species that you are is

longing to reproduce this is how it's built

it's longing to reproduce because this is survival of the species

if people don't reproduce there is not going to be human race isn't it so your

body and your mind plays many tricks and how when you look at somebody you

suddenly think they're the most beautiful suddenly you think they're the

most tastic we will discover later many

things but initially everything is clouded see I'm telling you let us say

you are 10 12 years of age you looked at people they're quite normal

suddenly you became 14 every little bump on somebody's body is a world by itself

simply because your hormones begin to influence everything in a way you are

more your intelligence is had your intelligence is hijacked by your

hormones now this is not to be judged as bad or good this is a natural process

there may be a few people who will go beyond that it's fantastic for them if

they can go beyond that they are not compulsive about it they went beyond it

fantastic for that person but you expect the whole society to go beyond it you

just stupid such a thing doesn't happen so definitely the debate of when and how

sexuality should happen has to come in but now we are still having a certain

cultural aspects to us that we are i emotional not we are still an emotion a

lot people suffer immensely when things happen without the needed emotions a

whole lot of people at least there may be a few people who are about that but a

whole lot of people suffer so for our country for our society how to deal with

this without causing a major disruption in the social structure is something

that we must debate you must do research on it how to do it though I get a little

hint of the answer of my question from your elaboration but still I will ask it

so I had this belief or in fact maybe I was made to believe this whole concept

of one life one partner but now when I see your observe the whole monogamous

relationships do not seem to be existing anymore the whole idea of it is gone

what you think about it it's not gone maybe in JNU it's gone in

the in the rest of the world it's not really gone even if you even if you go

to United States where there seems to be so much promiscuity even there when

people marry they believe it's for life but of course two years later life gets

over that's another matter but when they get married they believe it's for life

that's why they invest in the diamonds they think it's a lifetime investment

they're putting on that but unfortunately for all kinds of things

relationships go wrong and one reason they go wrong so easily is because

people are meeting much later in their life see when people met much younger

when their personalities were not concrete ashed they met early 17 18 then

two people became like one person very easily now they're meeting at 30 now

both are concrete eyes two concrete blocks but I am seeing young people if

they marry they hang on if people marry over fifty years of age they have gone

because they have again softened up concrete as again

between 2015 30 and 50 it's a bit of a concrete block you know strong persona

now friction happens well if they're wise they will find something beyond

well monogamy and polygamy or whatever kind of gammy if you want to see the

important thing we need to understand is you know we are all here you and me are

here this means a man and woman came together some time ago maybe you think

they think are their parents you know they don't Lao they don't do sex they

don't do anything they just because a priest uttered a mantra you were born

probably no it's not like that somebody had a physical need so they

handle it through marriage and we are here and now we can at a certain age at

a stage in your life after when you become a teen you become always against

marriage but when you were three years of age you were for marriage your

parents marriage when you were three years of age were you not glad your

parents had a stable marriage hello when you're 18 you think of Rhys axe and no

marriage and everything but once again if you become 50 55 then you will look

for a relationship that lasts so it is for you to consider because it's your

life to consider whether you want to live a life where emotionally you're

always looking out for somebody or you settle it in a certain way so that you

can use your intelligence and time to create something else your research your

work of whatever you're doing if emotions and body are settled actually

your ability to use your intelligence will be much better otherwise every day

you have to walk around to find somebody no I'm not making this any of this thing

because I feel so bad in United States people I know and we know that thousands

of people are involved with me people over 40 45 years of age women I'm

saying wonderful people but they are all on this these days they've all gone

online otherwise they go sit in a bar and wait

somebody needs to pick them up today it's terrible

Binda generation I'm sorry tinder generation whatever you want to call it

but I think it's so pathetic when a woman at 45 should have been loud and

respected in a proper atmosphere now she's sitting there looking for some

strange guy to come her way and she's going to make the judgement in the next

10 minutes when he buys her a drink or a dinner or something this is tragic this

is tragic that you will end up without any sense of dignity this doesn't mean

everybody will go that way but you must think of the larger well-being before

you break a social structure you must think whether we can replace it

with a better structure at any point in our life let everybody understand this

whether it's a social structure or a political structure or a psychological

setup in the society whatever before we break it we must think through whether

we have a better alternative system without an alternative system if you

break the existing damn thing that's working reasonably well then it'll go

crazy

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Gyrocopter Flight! Is it Crazy or Safe? - Duration: 3:34.

how was the experience?

super cool! I loved the gyrocopter!

we flew all the way to the Lorelei

and we saw a lot and I took a lot of pictures and videos

it is very stable and I loved it a lot!

very cool!

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What's the difference between weather and climate? - Duration: 2:01.

Take a look outside your window. Is it hot and sunny? Is it cloudy and rainy?

Is there snow on the ground? When you look out the window, you're seeing what the weather is like today.

Weather is only temporary. For example, a blizzard can turn into a flood after just a few warm spring days.

Climate, on the other hand, is more than just a few warm or cool days.

Climate describes the typical weather conditions in an entire region for a very long time—30 years or more.

Keeping an eye on changing weather can help us plan ahead.

We know that if thunderclouds are forming overhead, it's probably a good idea to stay inside.

But it's important to keep an eye on changes in Earth's climate, too.

And NASA has observed that Earth is getting warmer.

Keeping track of Earth's sea level is one way that we can know how quickly the climate is changing.

As Earth's climate warms, ice in Antarctica and Greenland is melting.

This causes the level of the oceans to rise.

NASA satellites can measure sea level rise from space.

They can also track changes in the climate by measuring the clouds.

We know that changes in the number, size or location of clouds could be caused by a change in Earth's climate.

NASA satellites are always orbiting Earth, looking down at our oceans and clouds.

And they monitor Earth's climate in other ways, too.

It's important to keep an eye on our planet and all the ways that it's changing.

Right now, it's the only one we've got!

Find out more about our Earth at NASA Climate Kids!

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Những thằng nguy hiểm phần2 It is the world and the young today the world العالم - Duration: 3:33.

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How to Get Away with Murder 5x02 Promo "Whose Blood Is That?" (SUB ITA) - Duration: 0:30.

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Photokina 2018: It is the global photo and film event of the year! - Duration: 2:49.

Photokina 2018: The first day of the global photo and film event of the year

and it seems that all visitors are heading to the same booth.

It's really crowded at the Fujifilm site

and there are so many innovations to catch at once.

Fujifilm's Inspire Printing campaign is omnipresent.

More than 10.000 images from European photographers

are displayed across Photokina.

Fujifilm's motto 'Shoot.Print.Share.' has inspired

almost 16.000 people to participate

because every photo is worth printing.

People are really excited that it's not only the older generation

but also the very young people.

So if you go around the exhibition you see pictures

from children, from dogs, from animals,

from holiday, all type of pictures to the real everyday pictures.

And that was really the focus of Fujifilm.

Not the professional photographers but the men in the street

the wider public. And really, it's a fantastic success!

Another fantastic success is Fujifilm's instax story.

At Photokina you can look back at 20 years of instant photography with instax

and afterwards touch and try the newly launched instax SQUARE SQ20.

The new hybrid instant camera for the popular square format

has a variety of great new functions.

The experience is wide.

So you really can express yourself by using a lot of new filters for example.

You can use this motion tool, the jewel of the camera.

And of course the different colours, the different types

and so let's have instax, sketch the instax and have fun.

Let's have fun with the new GFX - is also a true motto for the rangefinder style GFX 50R.

As the latest model in the GFX series of medium format mirrorless digital cameras

the lightweight and compact body is ideal for snapshots, documentaries and portraits.

The biggest development is the form factor.

It's in our heritage of when we launched X Series

we had X-Pro1 and X-Pro2 and X100 style

which were more rangefinder style cameras

as well as having the T series which is more SLR style cameras

so now with the 50R we have both complements.

And there are so many more special features you can catch at Photokina 2018.

You just have to show up to 'Shoot. Print and Share' what you love.

In Hall 4.2 the Fujifilm team is looking forward to see you!

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my question is you know I do some

movement exercises variation ones and

they bring me to stillness

so I experience stillness when I do

these movements and I lose it when I

come to my work now I do some pauses

breathing's before I start my work but

when I'm provoked I'm getting into the

power games especially when I am

criticized so can you recommend

something in this thank you okay

what yes I like the way Dmitriy breathe

yes that's good it's so called panoramic

breath when you breathe in all

surroundings so what would you recommend

well this is you are able to access that

dimension of presence when you are not

disturbed by external situations when

you're not being challenged the ego is

inactive inactive at those times and

when you go into ordinary work

situations and so on you begin to relate

to people and immediately the ego with

its old conditioning comes back and

takes you over and you lose yourself in

the roles you play and so on so one when

do you know do you because we had a

questioner earlier that talked about

playing roles and becoming aware of the

role playing afterwards after the event

do you become aware at the end of the

day or to become do we become aware in

individual instances after like a few

minutes after his happen at work at what

point does the you ban has come in it

depends if the situation is minor

I'm aware I guess five minutes after or

maybe into the situation but when I'm

provoked deeply or for instance when I

am deeply criticized by my boss I can be

in this for for a week and only on

weekends when I do the movements to

change the tense body position into

their last one I can manage to unless it

was again yes another a very helpful

thing you can do is not just confine

your presence practice to those periods

at home but bring in small very brief

moments of presence into your everyday

life for example I don't work you can't

work no matter where no matter where you

are you may be sitting at a computer

talking on the phone or whatever it is

let's I'll give you two or three

examples the phone rings

it wants to be answered let it ring two

more times and it's necessary before you

answer it the phone rings normally you

would pick it up yeah let it ring twice

and be present while it rings allow it

to ring but be there in your presence

use it as a signal just tell you be

present now so that's one way of pre

bring a little bit of presence into an

ordinary work situation or you're at a

computer put a flower next to your

computer and occasionally look away from

the screen and look at the flow it

doesn't take long just 20 seconds is

final 30 seconds look at the flower and

feel its aliveness inside you it helps

you to anything natural can bring you

back into presence much more easily than

things that are man-made in their body

at work when you are find a moment turn

away from your desk or whatever it is

and feel the alive as you do your

breathing but not the whole thing just

for a few seconds one conscious breath

in and out is a meditation you don't

have to wait

wait for your meditation until you get

home bring the meditation into the

spaces into your daily life as many

spaces as possible that's what otherwise

the mind has such momentum the egoic

mind that it will drag you along and you

will lose yourself in it bringing in the

small spaces and then your daily life

daily life yeah

in addition to your panoramic breathing

yes that's beautiful and then you will

find that in the midst of situations

right the awareness is more likely to be

there and we've already you may have

listened to what I said to a previous

questioner about becoming aware after

after fallen falling back into old

conditioned behaviors and you will

experience the same thing especially if

you practice bringing Small's these

spaces of awareness into a line then you

will find that gradually presence will

be strong enough even when their boss

speaks to you and Chris even when he's

on the third ring so it's a gradual

process web presence goes into into

every aspect of your life gradually it

permeates your everyday life because

that's what is needed even if you were

the greatest meditator and you could

achieve sublime states twice a day at

home and you meditate it wouldn't help

you if presence does not permeate every

aspect of your life yes and because

otherwise you'll be like the father was

meted he was doing him many the in

Buddhism to have a meta meditation it's

called meditating on loving-kindness so

you sit there and say I love all the

people in this house I love all the

people in this city I love all the

people or the older people all the

people all the people in this house be

at peace all the people in this city be

at peace or the people in this country

be at peace and then the daughter comes

in and says dad

the father says leave me alone can't you

see I'm doing loving-kindness meditation

Thank You Dmitry its but it goes back to

what you're saying earlier can I sense

my that's what you said on page 79 this

is in last week's chapter on core of ego

can I sense my essential beingness the I

am and the background of my life at all

time

yes that's what you're saying to you to

be more accurate can I sense the I am

that I am at this moment

can I sense my essential identity as

consciousness itself even when my boss

is yelling it and then and then perhaps

precisely in moments of greatest

challenge there is a greater intensity

of presence because those moments would

be his most sacred moment which is not

dangerous that's how you know it's so

it's when your greatest challenges

become instead of drawing you into

unconscious reactions when your greatest

challenges intensify your presence then

that that's how it works that's the

miracle and that's how the beauty of

this work thank you again for skyping us

from Moscow thank you thank you very

much thank you okay I'd like to tell

that I'm very familiar with your voice

because I have some recordings of your

talks so your voice already permeated me

and thank you very much for bringing

presence into the life of this planet

thank you thank you thank you I like all

your books in the background there -

Dimitri that's very nice so I want to

look at some of the email questions

which there's a question from Grayson

Pleasant in California that says since

I've been an owner of a dog I find

myself so much more in the present my

question is why am i naturally so much

more present with an animal than I'm

sometimes dealing with people ah yes

well the the animal does not provoke

thought activity because the dog is not

thinking when the dog looks at you the

dog is not thinking what kind of a

person you are the dog is not judging

you there's the dog is at a stage of

consciousness prior to the arrival of

thought although the dog is in that

status certain similarities with with

state of presence which is instead of

going beyond thinking where we are going

in both cases if you are if you know

that way the dogs are a little more

enlightened than we are in some ways the

dogs are more connected with being with

being then we are then normal humans are

normal humans and so that's where they

are all the time yes and I sometimes

called I'm dogs and cats particularly

because that's the the book pet said for

millions of humans they're very

important in their lives right

I call them guardians of being a big

audience because for many people they

fulfill that function they for many

people who are so lost in their minds so

much involved in their thought processes

the only moments they have when they are

not trapped in that is when they are

relating to their animal their page all

right you I have to get to this quote oh

but it well get to that in a moment you

say that the role of the parent should

not be despair children from all

suffering why not

because no at first of all you can't

it's it would be futile to even attempt

of course you protect the child as much

as you can but every human being has to

go through a certain amount of suffering

you cannot come into this planet and

avoid suffering everything that's what

being a human being is yes and there is

a map there's some discord yes yes and

that is how we grow if there were human

being that hell could have avoided all

suffering that human being would be

totally superficial and totally

identified with the external form of

things because it's suffering that

drives you deeper drives you within

where you need to find and by suffering

do you mean not getting what we want

well that's one form of suffering too

there are different forms of suffering

many forms of suffering of course are

generated by the ego itself these are

ultimately unnecessary forms of

suffering right but they don't they are

necessary for as long as you are

unconscious and another word for

suffering would be challenges or

difficulties correct

yeah challenges can't be a human being

without being challenged no that would

be you would miss the whole purpose for

being here okay so you need to see even

your children will not escape their will

through now later and usually sooner

than later they will encounter their

form of suffering whatever it is you

protect them as much as you can but when

you see certain things are inevitable

they may do things unconscious behavior

they may generate their own suffering

self-generated or it may happen to them

from the outside but no matter what it

will happen and then rather than going

into intense anguish see this is human

suffering and every human you had to go

through your forms of suffering in my

case for example I had my parents would

had very heavy pain bodies there was

constant conflict at home and that was

my constant suffering pain party that's

next week yes yes we'll talk about that

okay

no finish the sentence I just want to

say this it cost not only applies to

children it also applies to other people

that may be close to you and going from

their suffering you do what you can to

help them what whatever you can the

important thing is that you don't go

into anguish yourself because by going

into anxiety and anguish yourself you're

not helping them at all because whatever

state you are in transmits itself to

others how does playing a role at work

keep us from being powerful well if you

play a role at work you always have a

secondary motive in what you do because

the ego is at work you're not totally

focused on the task at hand because

there is some self-interest there you

want to protect yourself you want to get

credit for yourself you want to perhaps

eliminate other people around you or

perhaps you want to use other people for

your own purposes a lot of times this

happens when people get promoted

to supervisors yes they were really good

in whatever position they had and then

they get present promoted to supervisors

have a little more power they're not

just now functioning at work for

themselves but now they're over other

people and a little bit of power goes to

their heads

and before you know it that's absolutely

right and that's the the ego if you have

a position of little power then the ego

is kind of there in potential it's there

it's latent as far as your work

situations going on the similar

situation you have in certain

third-world third-world countries uh-huh

where often you find a revolution

overthrows the government and the people

who initiate the revolution have the

best intentions they want eventually

they want to do away with corruption

they want the best for their country the

moment they get into power the latent

ego in them although they had good

intentions comes up and they repeat the

same dysfunction that they wanted to do

away with happens all the time

yes all right charlie lives in stockholm

chalet you were on earlier today we

scheduled on The Oprah would surely well

you've been up a long time I hear you

have a question about raising your

three-year-old daughter go ahead I do

have a question about that a lot of it I

guess has been answered just by

listening to tonight's show but the

question about her is how do you stay

present when you're trying to discipline

your child and she starts screaming and

shouting and she's only three so I can't

really explain to her that it's really

your ego coming out and I feel like

she's learning these roles I guess my

question you know I want her I want to

raise her as a more conscious human

being you know I don't want her to be

awakened at the age of 35 like me how do

you raise a more conscious child and how

do you seem more conscious when you're

dealing with conflict because I don't

want to set a negative pattern for you

know when she's 16 and she wants to

borrow the car

yes yes I would suggest that you pay

first of all pay more attention to your

inner state and to what is happening to

your daughter because I believe you

experience perhaps your daughter causing

you feelings of anxiety sometimes yeah

right on you believe that now that is a

bit that seems to be the case that your

daughter by going through certain kinds

of behavior causes your feelings of

anxiety but ultimately that is not the

case you caused yourself the feelings of

anxiety when your daughter refuses to

eat she's not making you anxious only

you can do that so it is vital what

state of consciousness you are in what

emotional state you are in when you are

relating to your daughter because if

you're often in a state of anxiety you

get into a vicious circle the anxiety

that you believe where it was caused by

a daughter's behavior but it's

ultimately caused by your reaction to

your daughter's behavior that anxiety

then will affect her and that is a

nervous energy field that will provoke

further so-called bad behavior in her

because children absorb I was gonna say

a three-year-old is absorbing that and

picking up that energy more than even

your language yes they're picking up the

energy that you carry yes right yes yes

so your that is there in their language

that's right yeah and so your first

realization is to your first interest

needs to be in any situation with your

child okay there's the external

situation there's what the child is

doing or is not doing but should be

doing or screaming or whatever is or not

eating not wanting your too bad whatever

children do but your first interest

needs to be okay what's my inner state

right now am i accepting this moment

no matter what form it is am I saying

that's true am i what I suggest is the

little mantra that I recommend is to ask

yourself whether you can be there as the

space for whatever your daughter does

can I be the space for this this is a

general thing that many people will find

helpful no matter what situation you go

into in life at work at home wherever

the present moment am I able to accept

this moment as it is or am I saying

this should be different you should

behave differently but she's not

behaving differently she's behaving the

way she's behaving right now you need to

accept that right now she's screaming if

that's what she does this is can I be

the space for that and then you see her

screaming another this is related to the

little exercise we had earlier where you

fail to yourself becoming transparent to

an irritating external situation so that

you don't have a reactive barrier inside

you that's hard to do though when your

child is screaming yes your immediate

instinct I would think is to stop the

child from screaming yes to resist the

screaming to try to prevent more

screaming and so the resistance of that

the angst and anxiety of that creates

more screaming more screaming because if

you could just be calm enough to allow

your calmness to then calm your style

that's easier said than done

yes it's that's your spiritual practice

you don't need any other spiritual

practice for the next yes for the next

ten years yeah that is your main it's

far better than going to a monastery and

meditate all day long it's much more

effective make it that into your

spiritual practice and then you will see

as you go you become more peaceful and

more accepting of the present moment

more being the space then that will

transmit itself to the child and affect

the child

and if the tent will absorb your

emanation your energetic vibration of

frequency and the change will happen in

that way rather than feeling that I need

to change the change happens when you

change yeah but that is to prevent her

but that is to not allow her to do

things that are dangerous or to-- you

know he's not saying that but he's

saying about adjusting the way you are

being capital B with her yes capital B

yes thank you thank you so much thank

you so much for doing this web seminar I

hope you do more well thank you thank

you so much ah it's a way of being yes

present yes for any situation and what

you were saying is we can apply it not

just to children but to all situations

any situation and it's usually the case

the the most in some in some people's

lives they have a variety of little

challenges right there's other people

who have one predominant difficulty in

their lives whether it's another person

whether it's a health situation or

whether it's a work situation or

financial problem they have one huge

challenge in their lives and usually one

would consider the main this huge

challenge in your life as your greatest

enemy almost the greatest burden or as

Christians would call it my cross to

bear bear yeah now this it doesn't this

can actually be turned around and you

can make that very thing that is

considered your cross to bear

you can make that into your greatest

help on the spiritual path right because

it's precisely there that you can if you

can bring acceptance to that and be the

space for that situation that it's

usually called would usually be called

bad by the mind but it is you can't

argue with that this is the situation

right now can I be the space for that

then that situation takes you into

surrender and into presence so that you

know so many people when they were first

talking about purchasing this

book on the website I saw a lot of

messages from people saying I hope this

you know shows me my like purpose I want

to awaken to my life the purpose and for

a lot of people that they want that to

be something grand they wanted to be you

know saving starving children in India

in Africa they wanted to be some you

know great description or something but

what you're saying is is that if we are

allow ourselves to be fully present with

whatever our chosen function is in life

and whatever difficulties might arise

that there is sacredness in the

difficulty yes if we allow it to be yes

and be fully present with whatever it

the situation is now yes and then go

from there so because then your inner

self changes when you're fully present

with the situation you're no longer

putting up or is the internal resistance

to life even if there is that thing that

you call there's something did you call

background happiness there's something

that happened or needs to happen or

someone's background unhappiness

background unhappiness there's something

that happened or needs it he refers to

that on page 114 everybody there's

something that needs to happen in my

life before I can be at peace something

happened in the past that should not

have happened something is happening now

that should not be happening how do we

make peace with the background

unhappiness of our lives

yes so you recognize the background

unhappiness as not a content based but

as structural it's the structure of the

egoic mind to create that we had the

same when Jenny asked her quest right we

had the similar thing the guilt feelings

that she had was part of the background

structure of the ego and no matter what

situation if you haven't tackled or

recognized the structure of the ego in

yourself a certain thought forms that

repeat themselves no matter what

situation to go into they will come up

with some new form but basically the

same structure I got it I got it

so the secret to happiness you say that

so many people were writing about this

on the web

yes the secret to happiness everybody

page one

team there are three words that convey

the secret of the art of living the

secret of all success and happiness one

with life being one with life is being

one with now you say you then realized

that you don't live your life but life

lives you life is the dancer and you are

the dance I have to tell you I love this

book but I was like gee I thought life

was the was the dance and I was the

dancer and there are a lot of people on

on the web we're saying the same thing

can you explain how life is the dancer

and we are the dance why aren't we the

dancer you are not separate from life so

whatever any flight is a dancer life is

dancing the dance of form one could say

every human being and everything that's

everything that exists is part of the

dance of life uh-huh that which moves

you the very consciousness that animates

your being that that animates every cell

of your body that produces thoughts to

very consciousness that you are is the

one universal the one life that

permeates everything it's all the entire

universe is permeated by that

consciousness by life which is another

word for God God I don't see God as an

entity that head is in a particular

place somewhere haha but as the essence

the the intelligence the animating life

essence behind all life forms it's the

eternal the totality yes it's the

totality you see God you're saying that

God is your idea of God is the totality

of the essence of all life form yes and

ultimately you are not separate from

that it's the egoic mind that says my

life the moment you say my life

you've already separated yourself from

life it's a thought

never thought to say this is my life and

then you think oh I can lose my life I

am NOT separate from life because I am

live it's only through through the

structure of language that you create

the illusion of separation mm-hmm I see

the dog still knows on a primordial

level the animal the tree knows that it

is one with life so it doesn't have this

fear of death and it doesn't see itself

as separate from the rest of these so

let me ask you the big question you have

no fear of death no no the ego has

dissolved and so only the ego fears

death I know there is no death you know

there is no death okay tell me how I

have a little thing at the end of this

chapter I know you say the

incontrovertible proof of immortality I

read that and I went okay I've done a

little thing I did they are usually when

people talk about immortality they use

certain arguments should perhaps from

physics they say the energy gets never

is destroyed energy can only become

transform transform so the vital energy

that is your life because energy cannot

be destroyed must survive in some form

that's often the argument for the

survival of that life if there is no

death only the form dissolves that's

right that's one way you can approach it

but I thought I do I look at the

structure of this sentence of language

that says my life

or I have a life because most people

believe that they have a life and they

also believe that they can lose their

life no if you look at that sentence it

I can lose my life then I am separate

from life so there is no such thing as

my life you say at the end of this

chapter page 120 because I am live I am

not separate from life I am an

expression of the one life a temporary

expression in this form of the one

timeless and formless life so I don't

have a life because I am live expressing

itself as this

okay so what happens when you you you

two weeks ago talked about your your

mother and father lying in the casket

and you realized that the life force or

formlessness of that they were lying in

the casket and there were these bodies

but they were not there yes they were

not there so we're not our bodies we do

know that everybody who's reading this

book knows we're not our bodies we do

get that yes and that's what once you

can actually sense that and not just as

a it's not just to believe you can also

see that you're not your body even if

you just approach it logically and see

that when there's a dead body then the

that being is not there anymore there's

only the flesh and the bones right and

when the being isn't anymore the flesh

and the bones very quickly dissolve when

animating the animating presence isn't

there anymore all the the atoms and

molecules separate right and go their

own way right because the animating

presence is not there anymore

okay so continuing here so there's no

such thing as my life and I don't have a

life I am life I and life are one it

cannot be otherwise so how could I lose

my life how can I lose something that I

don't have in the first place how can I

lose something that I am

it is impossible so what is happening

here is I just got it hello hello beep I

got it

we are confusing the I am lifeforce with

our bodies yes yes we're confusing that

yes that's right that's right

so when this dies and becomes the shell

and dissipates and the atoms go wherever

they go back into the ground ashes to

ashes dust to dust

we are confusing that which is the

physical form the human we are confusing

that with the beings yeah and they are

separate yes so another way if you don't

like the word life you can

the universe people believe that I'm

here and there's the rest of the

universe and right if I have come into

this universe they'll angle from where

yeah I've come into this universe it

would be more appropriate to feel that

you have come out of this universe

because you are this universe

experiencing itself very briefly as a

human as a human as a human I got that

and so it wants to do that it's

wonderful but you realize there's more

to you than the person you are the

universe expressing expressing itself

yes and experiencing as a human as a

human and you called Eckhart yes for a

little while or a little while and then

it goes through other experiences and

then where do we go in a card could you

tell us that let's see what happens

otherwise you you take the fun out of it

you have to I mean if you knew the rest

of your life already the fun would be

taken out of it oh okay all right well

before we say goodbye I know there's

lots we did not get to in this chapter

we could have spent you know two or

three weeks on this one chapter but what

would you say is the essence of this

chapter the essence of this chapter yes

the role-playing chapter what I said in

the beginning that we're humans and

beings and in this body trying to

combine to live through the - yes it's

balancing the human and the being so

that you can be function in this world

of form where you have to do things and

fulfill your function at the same time

not lose yourself in that be rooted in

the depth of being so that you're not

lost in form so there's a depth to you

and rootedness in that stillness that

aliveness and then from there you

function out here and there's always

then a piece in the background piece in

the background no matter what's

happening oh and most particularly not

to be attached to defined by the roles

that we play in life and

realize what they are just rolls yes yes

yes and to relinquish the role when it's

not required anymore when your children

grow up you don't need to be a mother

father you don't need to play that role

anymore

see so many people think that there that

is who they are and so when their

children grow up they don't know who

they are anymore yes can be a crisis or

people retire that's right I had

identified where their job yes and then

Who am I

yeah you were talking about in Japan

where it used to be you kept your job

for life yes and and you were sharing

with us the last time about a man who

committed suicide

what have been many cases of people in

Japan who lost their jobs and committed

suicide because they were so identified

their company was their sense of self

mm-hmm

you

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Kate is 'immensely jealous' of one thing William gets to do that she doesn't - Duration: 2:42.

 There's no doubt that the idea of being a prince or princess appeals to many people

  With palaces to live in, plenty of money in the bank and a platform to make a real difference to those in need, it's difficult to comprehend what more members of the royal family could possibly need

  But it turns out that there's one thing the Duchess of Cambridge is really keen to have - and it's something most parents will be able to relate to

  Prince William is currently on a solo trip to Africa and on Tuesday night (September 25) he attended the British High Commissioner's reception in Namibia

 During the event the Duke of Cambridge gave a speech to other guests where he revealed that he was getting to do something this week that his wife wasn't - and she was "immensely jealous" of it

 So what was it that the Duchess was so jealous of?  The fact that her husband was enjoying several nights of peaceful sleep away from the kids

 William said: "I'm delighted to be visiting Namibia for the first time.  "I'm only sorry that my wife, Catherine, is not able to join me

She is immensely jealous. Particularly because I'm looking forward to a few good, uninterrupted nights' sleep this week away from my wonderful children

"  Yesterday it was revealed that the Duchess of Cambridge's maternity leave would soon be coming to an end as Kensington Palace announced her first official engagement since giving birth in April will take place next week

 Kate will be visiting Sayers Croft Trust's Forest School and Wildlife Garden at Paddington Recreation Ground on Tuesday October 2

  Until then, Kate remains off duty with their three children - Prince George , Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis - while William is completing a tour of Africa as president of the United for Wildlife organisation and patron of Tusk

 The trip will include visits to Kenya and Tanzania and his focus throughout is on conservation

 Kenya is an especially important location for the royal couple as it was where William got down on one knee and popped the question to Kate back in October 2010

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Why is Consent Such a Difficult Concept? - Duration: 10:39.

Hi, it's Alex!

Today I want to talk a little bit more about consent,

and in this video I want to focus on the question:

Why is consent such a difficult concept?

Why is it so hard for people to understand?

And why is it a little bit more complex

than some people make it out to be?

I see a lot of people talk about consent

in a way that suggests that it's a really simple concept.

And I think there is some truth in this.

Like the idea is: you want to do something

intimate or sexual with someone,

you ask them: "Do you want to do this?"

"Are you comfortable with doing this?"

and ONLY if the person unambigously says "Yes"

is it okay for you to do something with that person.

So, it sounds fine and dandy.

But, in the real world,

it's a little bit more complicated than this.

I made a video pretty recently

about the idea of "dubious consent",

and in that video I talk about some confounding factors

like alcohol and other drugs, large age differences,

and other factors that can make it so that

even if the other person says "yes",

it might not really be full consent.

And, if you haven't watched that video,

I highly recommend it.

I want to talk about some more things in this video though,

which is, inaccuracies in communication

or misunderstanding in communication.

Human communication is not perfect.

We have verbal and nonverbal communication,

and people can and do say one thing

when they mean another.

And I want to focus on the idea of

saying "yes" when you really mean "no".

A lot of the dialogue focuses on the other way around,

like saying "no" when you mean "yes",

and that's an ugly topic too,

but I want to talk about saying "yes" when you mean "no".

I've been in this situation a couple times, where

I'm being intimate with someone, and I'm like:

"Hey, are you comfortable doing this thing?"

and they're like: "Yeah!"

and they seem enthusiastic in the moment,

and then we start doing it,

and their body language makes clear

that they're not comfortable, so I'm like;

"Hey.

Do you want to stop?"

"Are you really comfortable doing this?"

And the person is like: "Actually, no."

"I wasn't comfortable doing this."

"I'm not comfortable doing this."

and then we stop.

I want to make clear, if you're in a situation like this,

I don't necessarily think that you

or the other person did something wrong.

Like, I don't think you necessarily did something wrong

just because you said "yes",

like we're all doing the best we can,

so if you say "yes" when you mean "no", it's like,

okay, we're all human, we have our limitations,

and similarly, assuming you're doing the best you can

to read the other person's signals,

don't beat yourself up because

you got into one of these situations.

That's the first thing that I want to say.

But I want to ask the question of

why do we end up in these situations in the first place?

And I think one of the answers lies in our socialization.

I think a lot of people are socialized

not to "hurt people's feelings",

and I actually have a video where I talk about

how I think "hurting someone's feelings"

can be a really problematic concept.

And, I think a lot of people struggle

with saying no to people.

I've talked to so many people about this,

and it's also something that I personally struggle with.

So, someone might ask me, total non-sexual situation,

someone might ask me for a favor,

and it's a little bit inconvenient for me,

but I still might have trouble saying no to the person.

And, I know so many people

who have talked to me about this.

And it definitely comes up in sexual situations,

like people are in a relationship,

or maybe they aren't even in a relationship,

and they just really want to please the other person,

they really want to give the other person what they want,

and then they have this conflict

because they might not actually want to do something.

And, in some situations, people will say yes

to things that they don't actually want to do.

And, it creates this weirdness, because it's like

how responsible do you want to hold the other person

for reading your nonverbal cues

that you don't really mean what you're saying?

This can get complicated when you add other factors

like autism or neurodiversity

that make it harder to read nonverbal cues.

Another factor is cultural diversity.

When people come from a different cultural background,

if you're not speaking the same native language,

if there are different sort of social environments

that they've grown up in,

that can make it harder to communicate with people too.

There are a lot of different confounding factors here.

Another thing that I think feeds into all of this is

not knowing what you want

and not knowing what your boundaries are,

not knowing what you are comfortable with

and not comfortable with.

And again, I think this is something that our society

doesn't make it easy for people to figure out.

A lot of the way people are raised nowadays,

the school system, it provides a lot of external structure

and kind of external motivators,

and people aren't really given much space

to figure out what they want to do of their own initiative.

And, because they are in this

somewhat authoritarian structure,

where the school system is constantly telling them

what they need to do,

and they don't have much choice or control over it,

people aren't necessarily accustomed

to asserting boundaries, like:

"Hey, I don't want to do this."

and sometimes people might have

extensive experience with their family

of trying to assert a boundary

and their parents really arguing with them about it.

I'm not talking about sexual things,

I'm talking about all sorts of things

from homework and tasks

to what teenagers want to do going out with their friends,

and all sorts of things like that.

People get into arguments about these things.

So basically, I think people are not being encouraged

to develop the sorts of skills

to figure out what they really want

and get in touch with what they really want.

And I think this is bad.

It's problematic for the question of consent,

cause say you end up in a situation where

someone is like: "Hey.

Are you comfortable doing this?"

and you don't really know how you feel.

There is one more thing here that feeds into this, and again,

I think the educational system plays a role in this.

I think in our society,

people have a hard time saying: "I don't know."

and saying: "I'm not sure."

I also made a video about this.

This ties into how people are treated in school, like

basically when the teacher calls on you,

or when you're taking a test,

you are often penalized for not having an answer.

You are penalized for leaving something blank.

But, you are often rewarded if you guess

and your guess is either correct or partly correct.

So, you're not rewarded for saying: "I don't know."

And I think in general,

the system is conditioning people away from saying:

"I don't know."

"I'm not sure."

You see this in how people talk about politics.

Like, people seem to speak poorly of candidates

who don't take stances on issues, or take like, they'll say

you're taking a "wishy-washy" stance on an issue,

like it's a bad thing.

Maybe the person is actually showing humility.

The point I'm making:

our society conditions people to not say "I don't know."

not say "I'm not sure."

Back to that sexual situation, you're in it,

you actually aren't sure how you feel,

but you may feel some pressure to just say yes or no

because of how you've been socially conditioned.

So basically, I think all of these things

feed into making consent a little bit more complex

than it needs to be ideally,

and I hope I've answered this question

a little bit more thoroughly, like:

"Why is consent such a difficult concept?"

What can we do, moving forward?

So, I agree with a lot of the advice out there

that it's important to only go forward

doing something intimate with someone

if you have unambiguous full consent.

If you're not sure, then talk about it more,

get clarification, and so on.

But I think that that, just saying that is not enough.

I think that we need to examine

some of the really deep things in our culture.

I think we need to examine the culture of

teaching people to be people pleasers.

We need to teach people that it's okay to say no.

We need to teach them how to say no.

Not just in sexual situations, but to all sorts of things.

I think people are a little scared to do that, and like

parents might not want to teach their kids to say no

because then they're gonna start saying no to them.

But this is what we have to deal with as a society.

I think it's a more sustainable approach if we do this.

And similarly in school.

If students start saying no to their teachers,

people don't necessarily want to deal with that,

it makes it easier to control a classroom

if you have people conditioned to say yes.

But I think, I really want us to change this.

I also want us to teach people

how to get in touch with what they really want.

And lastly, I want us to be more aware of neurodiversity

and cultural differences in communication.

So I don't want us to just be assuming

that everyone out there can read our body language

as easily as we can read theirs, or each other's,

and I don't want us to assume

that everyone has the same body language,

both because of neurodiversity and cultural differences.

I want us to be more aware of these things.

I think that addressing all of these issues

can make consent a little bit easier of a concept.

It's maybe never going to be super easy, but

I hope this has been clarifying, and

I really want us to stop talking about consent

as if it's super super simple,

because I don't think it is.

Yeah, that's what I have to say.

If you have anything to share, please comment,

and as usual, if you like my video,

I really love when people subscribe.

I talk about just about everything, but

if you like how I talk about things,

consider subscribing to my channel.

Thank you!

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CVX Stock - is Chevron's Stock a Good Buy - Duration: 13:20.

hey YouTube I'm Jimmy in this video I'm gonna walk through my analysis of

Chevron ticker symbol CVX this continues our series where we're analyzing all 30

stocks in the Dow Jones Industrial Average

with the ultimate goal of trying to take those companies and trying to build a

great portfolio this is the sixth video in that series you can see a link to the

playlist for all six of those videos below another thing I'm trying to do is

I'm trying to use different ways of analyzing and valuing companies based on

individual situations see I wouldn't want anybody to go out and invest in a

company because we here at learn to invest the the community say we think

it's a good buy what I'm really hoping for is that by going through each

company in the Dow we get exposed to different ways of analyzing and valuing

companies then we take what we learn in various situations and we apply that to

our own research techniques ok so now let's get started with Chevron and as

you may guess from the intro I'm gonna do things slightly different with this

video so what I'm gonna do with this one is we're going to focus more on

competitor analysis and how they compare to Chevron now whenever I do research I

always try to look at competitors since that I think it's a great way to see how

a company stands out or how it differs from their competitors and what type of

advantage or disadvantage that company might have and often times when I when I

invest in a company or at least when I start researching a company I end up

investing in one of their competitors because it's a great way to get exposed

to the entire industry see who has a competitive advantage over their peers

but to prevent these videos from being crazy long I try to summarize and

present only the key points so you may notice in this video I'll spend more

time than I normally do saying okay here's what Chevron does and here's what

this competitor does or that competitor does and but it's important to know that

whenever I do research this is how I normally think about it I see what a

comp company does and then I say how does the how do the competitors do it

how does their performance stack up to what the competition does okay so

Chevron is an integrated oil and gas company and an integrated oil and gas company is

essentially a company that finds produces refines and distributes oil and

gas competitors are companies like Exxon Mobil BP total and royal dutch/shell

okay now if we look at the energy industry as a whole it can broadly be

broken into three phases upstream midstream and downstream upstream is

when they take oil and gas out of the ground midstream is when they take it

and they ship it via pipeline or tankers or whatever they use and downstream is

when they refine it and sell it Chevron mostly sticks in upstream and

downstream so here's the chart of revenue going back to 2008 okay it's

been a bit volatile but we can also break down this revenue a bit further

blue is downstream and orange is upstream so it looks like downstream

dominates the revenue the question is is that normal well let's go find out so

here's exxon mobil's revenue for the same time period okay this seems quite

volatile as well here's the revenue broken down okay first off let's look at

their breakdown it's similar in that downstream dominates the revenue but

they also have another category they call chemicals now back in 2009 Chevron

actually had a category that they called chemicals as well but it represented

just 1% of revenue and they eventually dropped it in 2010 completely so for our

analysis of Chevron chemicals aren't going to play a huge role but either way

I think it's interesting to see how ExxonMobil does it now what about

another company let's look at Royal Dutch Shell

so Shell to has some volatility since 2008 now I think it's safe to say that

volatility was fairly widespread throughout the industry now I'm gonna

stick with just two competitors to try to keep this video to a reasonable

length but if we were going to keep going and what if we happen to find a

company that didn't have the volatility and revenue that everybody else had well

my question would be how what did they do differently and then perhaps there

would be something interesting about that company that would make for a great

investment that would be something that we want to dig into but in our case

we've looked through a few of them and it looks like volatility is happening

from the companies we've looked at and now what about shells break down and yes

once again it looks similar and interestingly instead of chemicals

shell has a category for integrated gas so I went ahead and dug into the

differences between Chevron's downstream and upstream only and Exxon Mobil's has

chemicals added and then shale has added integrated gas and interestingly all

each of the three companies each participated in chemicals integrated gas

upstream downstream so I really think it's just a breakdown thing of how

they're separating the numbers for us the investor and since the numbers were

easily accessible this way this is how I'm presenting them a chart but just as

an example shell in their recent management discussion and analysis

listed chemicals as a key growth segment for their business so although they

don't have chemicals listed as a category they it is something that

they're all participating in so we'll keep that in the back of our mind now if

you're wondering what chemicals is Chevron who also has chemicals as a

source of revenue but it's not broken out separately

well they define it as additives for lubricating oils and fuels and

integrated gas for shale is listed as LNG activities which is liquefied

natural gas and GTL fuels which is gas to liquids now shell also includes new

energies in their integrated gas segment which includes things like wind and

solar biofuels and hydrogen things like that okay moving on to profits

here's Chevron's profits going back to 2008 now here is something very

interesting look at which category is leading the way most of the time

upstream so looking back at 2011 here on the revenue chart upstream accounted for

just 13 percent of total revenue while back on the profit chart upstream

accounted for 92 percent of profit during that same year when we jump over

Exxon Mobil we see the profits are once again dominated by upstream Shell same

thing upstream leads away so now I've realize that upstream must have better

margins than downstream and that seems to be true across the board great now we

know something new about the industry but I don't necessarily know if Chevron

is good as a potential investment compared to their peers so for me the

real question is who has better margins so

here's a chart for all three companies downstream margins

I took the average of this ten-year period to try to make it a bit easier to

compare and as we can see Chevron actually has the best downstream average

although if we look at it we could tell visually that 2015 looked to be an

unusual year and I was curious what would happen if we eliminated 2015 so I did

that for all three companies leaving us with just nine years and here's what the

nine year average would look like well as he could tell Chevron still has the

lead when it comes to margins okay now let's jump over upstream okay there are

a few interesting things in this chart first although there are margins for

upstream is great we could see that they're quite volatile when oil crashed

back in 2015 you can see that both Shell and Chevron were losing money and in

2016 Exxon was barely positive now if we add

the averages for this ten years we'll see that will see that Exxon is in

first with almost 61 percent margins and Chevron a second with about 48 percent

okay if we do what we did last time in kill 2015 we can see that all averages

move higher but the same order remains so now I think the next logical question

is what happens when we look at overall margins margins are a very big driver as

to what multiple works best when trying to come up with a valuation so I think

it's important to look at margins as a whole this this chart here this shows

the ten-year average for each of these companies Exxon is the best then Chevron

then Shell okay this is good information but we all know that Wall Street and

investing in general is very much a what have you done for me lately type of

business with that in mind what happens if we shorten up the timeframe instead

of using the past 10 years what if we look at the past eight quarters and we

can see that Exxon is in the lead still but just barely and if we switch the

last eight quarters which is two years to just one year which is the past four

quarters will see that Chevron now has the best margins now let's try to

jump to valuation okay using a p/e multiple for oil and gas

companies can be tricky because if only gas prices were to crash like they did

back in 2015 then PE becomes useless you need to have profits for PE to make

sense and usually you want some more predictable profits for PE to work well

now one method that's popular among analysts and it works well for energy

companies is something called EV to EBITDA, EV is short for enterprise

value and EBITDA is short for earnings before interest taxes depreciation and

amortization sometimes you'll also see analysts use specifically for energy

companies EBITDAX is just like EBITDA except they add an X to the end

and the X stands for exploration and this could be quite good for accounting

for exploration expenses but in our case we're going to use EBITDA and that's

mostly because their revenue is largely driven by both downstream and upstream

not just upstream so as of today these are the forward EV to EBITDA multiples

looking out the next 12 months and frankly I was a bit surprised to see

that Exxon is trading at such a premium to Chevron now if we add their

three-year historical average for each of the companies we can see that they're

all trading at a discount to that average so now the question for us is

where do we believe Chevron should be trading should they be valued at

Exxons 7.2 times next year's EBITDA or even Exxons 3 year average or should we

stick with their own seven times average for me I go to this chart this chart

shows the company profit margins going back to 2008 and if you look at the end

of 2015 and the start of 2016 will see that Shell's profits went negative and

so did Chevron's but during that same time period Exxon didn't lose money this

tells me that Exxon seems to have a bit more safety built into their business

when compared to Chevron or Shell so with that mind I believe that the

premium that Exxon is trading at is probably deserved there's a certain

safety net there in many investors Minds so for us I think it's best if we still

use Chevron's own historical average I personally think their three-year average

is perfectly reasonable to use but I wanted to make sure there know crazy

outliers so when double-checked their 1 year and 5

year average and all of them were trading mid 6 multiples since margins

have improved so nicely over the past year I think the high end of this

average is quite fair from a valuation perspective so what I did is I went

ahead and applied a six point seven five times multiple to next twelve months

EBITDA and when I calculated that we end up with one hundred and seventy nine

dollar fair value compare that with today's price I'm one hundred twenty

four dollars of share and Chevron looks like it's a pretty good value today so

now what if we want to be a bit more conservative and we didn't want to use a

multiple of six point seven five times well what if we were to apply let's say

the low into that let's say six times and if we were to apply six times to

projected EBITDA going out the next twelve months our fair value falls down

to one hundred and sixty one dollars but this still isn't too bad compared to the

124 dollar price today so overall I think that Chevron still has a pretty

good chance of making our ideal portfolio exxon is also part of the Dow

so I think it's going to be interesting when we get to that video and in that

video we'll probably spend a bit less time comparing it to the industry

and more time on things like oil and gas prices how that affects things the crack

spread which affects their downstream profitability and things like that but

until then I think that it looks like Chevron has a pretty good business

although they are vulnerable to oil and gas crashes from a profit standpoint

from a value standpoint it looks like Chevron is also quite good at 124

dollars a share compared to even reasonable valuation multiples one other

thing I also recognize that I didn't spend too much time breaking down

EV to EBITDA and I plan on doing one of the animation videos that I do in this

channel because I feel that EV to EBITDA is a valuable valuation technique and it

deserves a thorough explanation and I didn't want to rush through it here

today so if you've made it this far in the video I really appreciate it and if

you haven't done so already hit the subscribe button and don't forget to hit

the bell so you can get alerts when we issue new videos and thanks a lot for

sticking around then I'll see in the next video thanks

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Seashell Wine Bottle Art DIY | Ep.4 Putting It All Together - Duration: 26:45.

Welcome back to DIY No Need To Cry with Ivelisse

Seashell Wine Bottle Art DIY | Ep.4 Putting It All Together

Let's get started!

Hi, my crafty fam!

I hope you've enjoyed watching my creative process as I make this piece and I hope you've

been following along and making one of your own.

Today we'll be adding the net, the shells and all the bling to finish it off.

Grab your net because that's what we'll l be starting with.

So what I want to do is cover the areas that aren't as pretty with the net and leave

the spots with the sea foam uncovered.

Now, I didn't cover every spot because I want some of the regular color of the bottle

to show as well.

I just covered whatever I thought didn't look good.

I also knew I wanted to wrap it a certain way around the bottle to achieve the look

I was going for.

Before gluing it down permanently, I played around with it to get an idea of where I wanted

it.

Once I was sure of how I wanted it, I started to glue it down.

I placed very small amounts and pressed the net onto it.

I also cut off any excess of the net along the way.

Please be careful not to burn yourself when you do this.

I really shouldn't be doing this with my bare hands.

Please use something like the back of a brush or your scissors as I finally did lol to press

it down.

Continue to do this until you've achieved the look you're going for.

You ever wonder why it takes me so long to make a bottle, look at how picky I am at the

placement of this net and this is nothing, wait until we get to the seashells.

I am very particular and precise in where I place something.

Paying attention to the smallest of detail will play a huge part in how the end piece

will look.

Now for some people, this might take the fun out of it and it might not be for you.

That's fine too, everyone has their own way of crafting.

However, this is acutely fun for me, trying to figure out exactly where I think it would

look amazing and thinking 2 more steps ahead at what I would put on after, is what I enjoy

about crafting.

It's like trying to solve a puzzle that hasn't even been made yet.

I build it in my head as I go and make it come to life.

You know that crafting zone I'm always telling you I'm in… that's what I'm talking

about when I say that.

I completely zone out from the world and the only thing I can see is my piece.

Once you're done gluing down the net it's time to start adding your seashells.

I knew what shell I wanted at the very top of the bottle as I had bought it specifically

for that, so I started with that one.

I had already tinted it with the pearl white metallic paint and highlighted the raised

parts with the gold.

I used E6000 glue for this shell because it's big, I wanted to make sure it never fell off.

I placed glue in any of the parts I thought would touch the bottle.

Once you place it on the bottle, let it completely dry before continuing.

My editor crashed on me while I was editing, yeah that happened, and after it was back

up, I couldn't find the footage for this shell.

What I did was use clear tacky glue and glued strips of the gold beaded chain onto it.

I cut it to size and I laid them on the groves of the shell all the way along it.

For this one, we will be adding these pearls, in different sizes, on top of the shell.

I'll be placing them as if they attached themselves onto the shell.

The way barnacles do on underwater life.

And again, I'm using the E6000 here but I end up switching to the clear tacky glue

that works way better in my opinion, for aesthetic reasons, not the bond.

I add a gold acrylic rhinestone to the center of the blue shell to complete the look.

Now it's time to glue them onto the bottle.

For this, I used my hot glue gun.

Be careful not to use to much hot glue and clean up any excess.

You want your piece to look nice and clean.

From here on out it was a couple of months, yes I said a couple of months, of placing

shells, pearls, beads, rhinestones, glitter, and sand until I finished the bottle.

I didn't work on it 24/7.

I worked on it slowly to make sure that whatever I placed, was exactly what and where I wanted

it.

Now I know I said I enjoy this part of it, where I have to figure thing's out, and

I do, but, if I start to feel frustrated because I get stuck...

I walk away, and not just for a few minutes.

I walk away until I have regained my full positive mental energy to get back at it...

however long that might be.

Sometimes it takes minutes and sometimes it takes days.

What I'm saying is, take your time and enjoy the process and only work on it when you're

in a good state of mind.

If at any point you get stuck or start to get frustrated and feel like you're never

going to get it, walk away at that very moment and come back to it when you're refreshed.

Everyone has different crafting techniques, find what works for you.

Heck, I've seen people throw a bunch of stuff together, throw paint over it, slap

some highlight over that, seal it and it comes out looking absolutely amazing.

You could try that and it might be easier for you.

As long as you're having fun and getting the results you want, whichever technique

and style you use, is beside the point.

Okay, so, you can see how many different ways I've tried to go with one placement.

I wasn't feeling it, so I moved to another spot.

Sometimes that helps as well.

Like right here, I was totally feeling this look.

I was just trying to figure out what shell and color I wanted there.

In the beginning, it's a lot easier to move to another spot as you have your whole piece

to work with but as you add more, it becomes tricky because of the limited space, colors,

and angles you have to work with.

I broke that part of the shell so that it would fit better.

If you have to do this, be careful not to break the whole shell.

It didn't happen with this shell but it did happen to me with others.

...and there you have it, 20 minutes after placing the bead I finally placed the next

shell.

This continues on for day's and months until I finally finished the bottle.

I have so much footage, but I'll spare you the process and skip to each placement from

here on out.

I just wanted to show you that it's not that quick and easy for me either so don't

get down on yourself if you don't get it right away.

I usually cut all that out for viewing purposes only.

I like to decorate as I go, here I added a gold flat back gem and a pearl to fill in

the gap.

I'm still using the hot glue gun at this point but shortly after this is when I start using

the clear tacky glue and alternate between the two types of glues throughout the rest

of the bottle.

I wrapped the gold beads around the gold rhinestone using clear tacky glue.

You want to measure, cut and place it down.

You can use a set of tweezers to make it easier.

I also outlined the other gold gem.

Once I was done, I added smaller pearls around the bigger one as I did with the other gold

seashell.

I used the clear tacky glue for this part.

I dip the back of the paintbrush in the glue to pick up the pearls but I think it's time

I invest in one of those rhinestone picker-upper thigys

This is pretty much the process all the way around with the exception of different shells,

colors, sizes, and placement of everything and I eventually also start adding glitter

and sand.

Once I was done there I let it dry before moving on.

That's perfect but I wanted to add glitter.

I coated the inside with Mod Podge and added the blue glitter.

I did the same thing to the inside of this shell except I did it in gold and instead

of using loose glitter I used 2 layers of glitter glue over the metallic paint.

I used the glitter glue instead of the loose glitter because I didn't like how chunky

the loose gold one looked and the glitter glue has very fine glitter in it.

It was perfect for that top piece.

Here is where I start filling in areas with glitter, rhinestones, and pearls.

I did this so it wouldn't look so disconnected, so bare and at the same time, it added a slight

pop of shine and color that I thought it needed.

I used the hot glue gun here but again, I switched up to the clear tacky glue when doing

this again in different spots.

Here I used a toothpick to get into that tight spot to be able to arrange the pearls.

I only had the white pearls so I decided I would dip several of each size into the blue

paint and let them dry.

I'll be using them throughout the design.

For this part, I made it more complicated than it had to be so here's the easy way

to do it.

Pour some of the clear tacky paint into the seashell, add the sand and press it into the

glue.

Let that completely dry.

Add another drop of the clear tacky glue and place the pearl and let it dry.

Once it's dried, I sealed it with hairspray.

I seal it so the little crumbly bits don't fall and I use hairspray because it works

indoors, dries faster and you can't see it once it's dried.

I also touched up any spots with more sand and added a hint of loose white glitter to

it.

I then added some of the loose glitters to the top and bottom of the shells.

This was one of my favorite parts of the bottle.

And this is probably my least favorite part of the bottle... actually I hate it!

I wish I had put sand there instead.

I use a pair of scissors dedicated specifically to cutting thing's like this because it

will ruin them so if you do this, please don't use your good scissors.

I really just need to go buy some more crafting supplies but the struggle is real ya'll.

I

decided I wanted gold sand for the bottom of the bottle so I took some of the white

sand and painted it with the gold paint as you see here.

I then spread it out onto my silicone mat,

sprinkled some of the white and gold glitters onto it and

let it completely dry.

Once it's completely dry it will be very stiff and in clumps so you'll have to loosen

it up again.

I than added a little more of the white sand for contrast.

…and lastly, I added these clusters of pearls to all the ends of the net to give it that

final touch and once that dried I was FINALLY done!

And here it is all finished!

Whooo, I know I made it however I don't always like what I make but I absolutely love how

this piece came out and I know it's not for everyone, not everyone is going to like

it.

It might be too busy for some but It's exactly what I had envisioned and that's all that

matters!

It's definitely going on my favorite shelf!

Heck, it might just get a spot of its own.

Just remember that when you're creating something, do it the way you want to do it.

That's what makes yours a one of a kind, unique piece.

Not everyone has the same taste and art is subjective.

Whatever you see as beauty may not be beautiful to someone else, hence the saying, beauty

is in the eye of the beholder.

So get creative, let loose and don't be afraid to try anything when you're crafting.

Don't be held down by someone else's techniques, styles or approaches to crafting.

Do whatever feels right to you.

Yes, we can learn and get ideas from each other and yes there are certain techniques

that are pretty much by the book (decoupage) but what I'm saying is that if you find

it easier to do it another way to achieve the results you want or get the same results

or better or even take it to the next level, go for it!

I had an amazing time making this bottle and I hope you found this mini-series helpful

and fun!

I've decided to mix it up and make mini series out of bottles that are more complex and regular

videos with easier ones.

So everyone is happy!

Remember that you can make it with the theme you want, any color you want and use whatever

materials you'd like.

As always, have fun be creative and make a mess!

Thanks for watching!

If you enjoyed this video, please don't forget to thumbs it up and it helps the growth

of the channel and to show your support.

If you're new to my channel, I hope you consider subscribing to get updates on future

videos and remember, do it yourself, there's no need to cry!

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Suic!de and Ment@l He@lth | Philosophy Tube ★ - Duration: 33:31.

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Orrin Hatch and Lindsey Graham Deliver Proof That Dems Orchestrated Kavanaugh Hit Job - Duration: 3:11.

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John Bolton Makes It Clear That War With Iran Is Around The Corner - Duration: 4:09.

Many months ago, when Donald Trump announced that John Bolton was gonna come in and be

his new National Security Advisor, a lot of us already figured what would happen.

We assumed that probably within the next few months, maybe within the next year, we would

start another unwinnable war in the Middle East.

This week, John Bolton made it clear that that is 100% his intention.

While Donald Trump was over there chairing the UN Security Council meeting, talking about

how evil Iran is and how big of a brain China thinks he has, which actually is something

he said, John Bolton was giving a separate speech to a bunch of anti-Iran groups.

Here's what John Bolton said during that meeting.

"The United States is not naïve.

We will not be duped, cheated, or intimidated.

The days of impunity for Tehran and its enablers are over.

The murderous regime and its supporters will face significant consequences if they do not

change their behavior.

Let my message today be clear.

We are watching and we will come after you."

Now, to me those sound like the words of a man who is encouraging his boss to go to war

with another Middle Eastern country, based on really not too much.

I mean, Bolton didn't give us too much information there.

From what we knew about the Iran agreement that Donald Trump pulled us out of, Iran was

complying.

They were doing what they were supposed to.

It was us, the United States, we weren't doing our part of it.

The UN told us not to back out of the agreement.

European countries told us not to back out of the agreement, but Trump knows best, right?

He's the guy who said, "Nope.

We're not gonna do it," and then he gets pissy when Iran, now that we're not even a part

of it, might be doing things that they don't like.

Yeah, well you lost your say in the matter when you decided to pull out of that agreement,

and I guarantee you, you're not gonna find another country in the world, at least one

of our allies, that wants to go to war with them.

Sure, you could probably make friends with another hostile nation that wants to overthrow

Iran, but they're not gonna be our friends, and they're sure as hell not gonna do it the

way we want to do it.

They're not gonna leave anything for the United States to walk away with, probably including

our own soldiers that we send there.

War with Iran is absolutely a horrendous possibility, but unfortunately at this point, it's a very

real possibility because Donald Trump has surrounded himself with some of the same war

hawks that George W. Bush surrounded himself with, particularly John Bolton.

Bolton has never met a country that he doesn't want to bomb, and Iran is right now at the

top of his list.

We do not need anymore unwinnable wars.

We do not need to engage in regime change.

We do not need to preemptively strike any other country.

We were making progress with Iran, and the reason we're not making that progress anymore

is because of Donald Trump and John Bolton, and now because we've stopped making progress

because we sabotaged it, they want to go over there and act their form of regime change,

and absolutely decimate another country that didn't deserve it.

Because that's the thing here.

There used to be a time in the United States where if we went to war, it's because either

we were attacked or our very close allies were attacked.

You look at World War II and all the atrocities taking place.

It still took us a long time to get involved with that, even though we knew what was happening.

But now, we're just ready to go to war with anybody and everybody, based on flimsy evidence

and hearsay and conjecture.

Oh, we think you may have done this thing, we're coming to bomb you.

We're not even gonna try diplomacy.

We're not gonna try to talk to you.

We're not gonna try sanctions.

We're just gonna come over, kill every last one of you, and hope that that solves the

problem, which it never does.

That's what we're doing today because that's what John Bolton wants this country to do.

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I Don't Know What Sex Is Remix (Blue Version) - Sam and Bill - Duration: 5:58.

Cuz I don't know what sex is so girls show me the way I don't know what the rules are

I wanna put my mouth on your mouth, I wanna put my hand in your hand, I wanna touch my cheek to your cheek, I wanna. I wanna wanna.

I wanna touch my lips to your face, I wanna stroke my hand along your body, I wanna smell your hair on your head, I just wanna be a little bit naughty.

Baby I will start it up if you will teach me where to go, I'm lost in this moment cuz I gotta know-oh.

Cuz I don't know what sex is. So girl show me the way. I don't know what the rules are, but I'm still try'na play. So if you take my heart with your heart, touch my part with your part, I'm try'na hear your body talk but I don't have a clue. I wanna do "no-no" to you.

Cuz I dont know what sex is

Cuz I dont know what sex is

So girl show me the way

I dont know what the rules are

But I'm still try'na play

So if you take my heart with your heart, touch my part with your part, I'm try'na hear your body talk but I don't have a clue. I wanna do "no-no" to you.

I wanna put my face on your knee, I wanna put my...nose? on your elbow, I wanna put my foot on your other elbow, I wanna, I think I wanna?

If I lick your hair, is that sex? If I call you dave, is that foreplay? If I wear a hat, is that kinky? If I wear clogs- I think that's Norway. If you could be specific that would really help me out.

I wanna know what Rick James sings about!

Cuz I don't know what sex is, I got no fucking clue For all I know it right now I'm doing sex to you So let me put my noun on your noun We can verb and break it down I'm feeling very adjective so tell me what to write I wanna fill your blanks tonight.

Tell me what sex is

I don't know how to talk to human girls I don't know what's cool and what's obscene Cuz I was raised by wolverines The mighty wolverines. THE MIGHTY WOLVERINES!

Soldier of the forest it's a wolverine! Carnivorous mammal it's a wolverine! Fuckin' up a vole it's a wolverine! Livin' in a hole it's a wolverine! The mighty wolverines!

High ground speed​ - 28 miles an hour! ​Ha ha haaaa! Largest species of the weasel it's a wolverine! Potent anal scent glands on the wolverine! Leader of the X Men it's the Wolverine! The mighty wolverines! Habitat's extreme​ - ​North America, Russia, and France

The habitat is under attack, they don't have a home If you and me start fighting back, the wolverines will roam Wolverines. Wolverines. Wooool...veeee…

I don't know what sex is! I swear I did my best. I can give it a shot after we both get undressed. I can put my hand on your boob, put my mouth on your neck, Put my penis in your- "​Oh my god!"

Now I know what sex is! I found the nearest hole. ​"This is sex!" An obvious location for me to stick my pole. ​"I'm having sex!" I put it in, take it out, put it in- Now I'm done.

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