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3.7 million Floridians have voted; turnout at record pace - Duration: 3:28.
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Columbus Neighborhoods: Curious Cbus - Why Does Linden Have Two Melrose Avenues? - Duration: 2:00.
CURIOUS CBUS IS WOSU'S
PROJECT WHERE YOU SUBMIT YOUR
QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR REGION, ITS
PEOPLE, OR ITS HISTORY AND WE
SIGN A REPORTER OR PRODUCER TO
INVESTIGATE IT.
TODAY'S QUESTION TAKES US TO
NORTH LINDEN.
IF YOU EVER DRIVEN THROUGH THE
NEIGHBORHOOD ON CLEVELAND
AVENUE, YOU MAY HAVE NOTICED
THAT AFTER YOU DRIVE PAST
MELROSE AVENUE, YOU'LL PASS
ANOTHER MELROSE AVENUE LESS
THAN TWO MILES LATER.
THAT LED EDDIE KINNAMAN TO WRITE
IN AND ASK "WHY ARE THERE TWO
DIFFERENT STREETS IN THE NORTH
LINDEN AREA CALLED MELROSE
AVENUE?"
WE GET A LOT OF QUESTIONS ABOUT
THE ORIGINS OF STREET NAMES AND
IT'S NOT ALWAYS EASY TO GET A
DEFINITIVE ANSWER.
ONE OF THE FIRST PLACES WE CHECK
IN WITH IS THE FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENGINEER'S OFFICE.
PART OF THE WORK THEY DO IS TO
ARCHIVE THE HISTORICAL LAND
SURVEYS AND DOCUMENTS THAT TRACK
LAND AND PROPERTY BOUNDARIES.
ACCORDING TO THEIR RECORDS, THE
SUBDIVISIONS THAT CONTAINED BOTH
ROADS WERE APPROVED IN 1910,
JUST A COUPLE DAYS APART.
THE MAIN DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE
TWO AND A LIKELY REASON WHY WE
HAVE TWO MELROSE AVENUES SO
CLOSE TOGETHER IS THAT ONE WAS
ACCEPTED AS AN ADDITION TO THE
CITY OF COLUMBUS AND THE OTHER
WAS ACCEPTED AS PART OF CLINTON
TOWNSHIP.
THE MORE NORTHERN MELROSE IS
PART OF CLINTON TOWNSHIP.
SO, THERE YOU HAVE IT.
ALTHOUGH BOTH STREETS ARE IN THE
NORTH LINDEN NEIGHBORHOODS, ONE
IS IN COLUMBUS AND THE OTHER IS
IN CLINTON TOWNSHIP.
NOT CONFUSING AT ALL, RIGHT?
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HISTORY OF
CLINTON TOWNSHIP, YOU CAN HEAD
OVER TO WOSU.ORG/CURIOUS
WHILE YOU'RE THERE, YOU CAN
SUBMIT YOUR IDEA FOR A CURIOUS
CBUS QUESTION, VOTE ON WHICH
QUESTION WE SHOULD INVESTIGATE
NEXT, AND SEE WHAT ELSE WE'VE
COVERED SO FAR.
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Chelsea news: Maurizio Sarri wouldn't have signed Mateo Kovacic had he known THIS - claim - Duration: 3:52.
That is the opinion of former Arsenal defender Martin Keown. Chelsea signed Kovacic on a season-long loan on transfer deadline day to bolster their midfield options
Sarri plays a possession-based style of football and Kovacic's ball retention and vision, which were visible during Croatia's run to the World Cupp final, were deemed useful assets
The 24-year-old quickly became a fixture of Sarri's starting XI, but is now facing fierce competition for his spot
In Sarri's system, other summer signing Jorginho marshals the base of the midfield, performing a quarterback-like role
Two midfielders - one of which the irreplaceable N'Golo Kante - then play ahead of the Brazilian and are afforded more licence to attack
Kovacic hasn't borne much fruit in the opposition half, however, producing no goals and one assist for the Blues in 12 appearances
His position has recently come under threat from Ross Barkley and Ruben Loftus-Cheek, with the former scoring in Chelsea's last three league games and Loftus-Cheek netting a Europa League hat-trick last week
Both Englishmen are receiving clamour from the media and public to be given more minutes, and Keown believes signing Kovacic has now become a regret for Sarri
"I honestly believe that had Maurizio Sarri known just how good Ross Barkley and Ruben Loftus-Cheek were, Chelsea would not have taken Mateo Kovacic on loan," Keown said on the Daily Mail
"It's nice problem for Sarri to have. You cannot drop N'Golo Kante so there are three players fighting for one midfield berth
"If Chelsea had to make a choice between Kovacic and Loftus-Cheek, I would rather send Kovacic back to Real Madrid than send Loftus-Creek out on loan
" Keown, who won three Premier League titles with Arsenal in his playing days, went on to recall the incredulity which came over him when he first saw Barkley play
"Barkley is one of the best players [England] have produced in terms of technical ability," he said
"I will never forget the first time I saw him play. He was on loan at Sheffield Wednesday and I spent the whole match trying to work out if he was right or left-footed
"He took one corner with his right, then later in the game took one from the other side of the pitch with his left
"But talent can only get you so far. Now, the penny has dropped for him. He knows how to get the best from that talent
He knows where he needs to be on the pitch to maximise his ability. "Maurizio Sarri is getting the best from him by playing him in an advanced midfield role
It suits all of his qualities and gets him into the final third often so he can work his magic
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Jamie Carragher may have figured out why Mesut Ozil has so many critics - Duration: 3:31.
Unai Emery and Arsenal face their toughest test of the season against Liverpool tomorrow afternoon
The Gunners have won 11 of their last 12 games, but are yet to claim a major scalp having lost to Manchester City and Chelsea earlier in the season
Now is the time for this Arsenal side to prove they can mix it with the best in the Premier League
In the build-up to the game, the discussion has focused on how Liverpool will expose the Gunners' leaky defence
Little focus has been on Arsenal's own forward line which has been pretty impressive in recent weeks
Mesut Ozil has been at the centre of it, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scoring five goals in his last three Premier League games
The German is a divisive topic and Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has made a rather controversial point about him in his latest Telegraph column
He believes Ozil is an 'anomaly' and a number 10 like him can't succeed in a top team
Certainly Carragher's boldest point on Ozil yet - he's criticised him a lot in the past
"Ozil is a traditional 'number 10' in an era where elite clubs want multi-functional strikers and midfielders," Carragher says
"Those who would once have occupied the position of an Eric Cantona or Dennis Bergkamp – players such as David Silva and Kevin De Bruyne - have evolved into more rounded midfielders whose starting position is deeper
"They don't occupy a small space behind the front man, linking midfield and attack, but have a heat map taking them all over the pitch
They press high and they track back. "The reason Ozil has as many detractors as supporters is he is a bit of an anomaly – an elegant, skilful footballer who at his best evokes memories of the great number 10s from the past, but sometimes looks unsuited to the extra demands of a changing game at the very top
" Does Carragher have a point? The best teams in world football such as Barcelona, Real Madrid, City and Liverpool all play without a 'number 10'
Has the game outgrown a player in Ozil's position, much like it did with Arsene Wenger's management style? It's certainly food for thought and Ozil's performance against Liverpool tomorrow will go some way to either proving or disproving Carragher's point
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Women In Science Have The Power To Change The World - Duration: 2:18.
At the critical junctures in science history, women have been there.
Seeking.
Analyzing.
Katherine calculated the flightpath for America's first mission in space.
Dedicating their lives to the pursuit of discovery.
There is no reason now that any woman with a mutation in BRCA 1 or 2 should ever die a breast or ovarian cancer.
But who is there for women at the critical junctures in their science careers? The number of women in science
decreases at every step in the academic career path, with the largest drop-off occurring in the post doctoral phase.
The reasons vary but the problem is clear.
Women in science need support.
As a woman and immigrant with big ambitions, I always felt like I had something to prove.
Supporting women in science is essential for moving forward.
I think we bring a fresh set of eyes and a new perspective and that's extremely valuable.
I am proud to be a physicist because I worked hard to get here and I know I stand on the shoulders of
many other women who came before me and faced much harder circumstances than I did.
For the last 15 years,
the L'Oréal USA For Women in Science program has invested nearly four million dollars
in 75 innovative female scientists.
Supporting women scientists at the post doctoral level, empowers them to continue their research,
attain leadership positions, and serve as mentors for the women and girls who follow in their footsteps.
So that every critical juncture we face in the future
will be met by the brilliant minds of women in science.
The world needs science, and science needs women because women and science have the power to change the world.
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CW Live: The 6 Things You Should Do Everyday To Have A Wonderful Life - Duration: 31:39.
okay good morning everyone welcome back to leadership and success coaching and
another one of our YouTube live sessions I know we've got different people tuning
in today from lots of different places we've got Korea Singapore Hong Kong
Indonesia Japan Malaysia I don't know where else but I know those countries
are definitely on and I'm sure some more of you come on later on today you know
before we get started on something various that's very interesting
this just want to do some maybe logistics you know I know a lot of you
have subscribed to the channel but if you've not subscribed to the channel you
can go ahead and subscribe on the channel after this just one thing I
wanna you know just remind everybody right next to the subscribe button that
is a bell icon I think previously I've not said that before so if you've not
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videos that's all so if not click on the bell icon please go ahead and click on
the bell icon all right that is it today I want to talk about this six things
that you should be working on every day I had to have a wonderful life right
okay I know it's a slight deviation well it's not actually a deviation it's a
slight deviation from what we usually talk about which is like sales training
leadership training you know success training so from the from the sound of
it I'm sorry you know this is I you know I'm trying to see if I can you know let
me just flip that around maybe that's easier huh yeah now it's not a deviation
from that it's just from the name it's it's like oh you know maybe this is
something different but actually it has a lot to do with leadership he has a lot
to do with success he has to because this is about you you know okay so back
to me alright and well if you've there you go if you've not connected that's my
social media link and I get started okay point number one the first thing you
want to work on and I think it's probably the most important thing is
this I'm sorry have to keep flipping back info because youtube doesn't for
some reason they can do this is your health that's the first thing you want
to be working on every single day right so so so this is what I want to talk
about today I want to talk about all the things that you know every day when you
wake up like today for example we can start from today you know but tomorrow
and every other day these are the six things that you should say hey you know
what have I done these things you know sort of like a mini checklist to help
there so the first thing is your health why do I say that because your health is
your wealth you know no people hear that a lot you know it sounds a bit cliche
but it's true because what's the point of having so much money if you're sick
you know what's the point of you know you know having being famous being very
successful but but you know you can't have the life to enjoy it
so I think I've seen so many people including myself right this is something
I've learned and and it's something I've done myself mistake I made myself that
I've sacrificed my health so much sometimes that I stop and I see and I
realized I said on a second I said what am i doing all this for at the end of
the day I'm doing all this for myself for the people around me for my family
so that I can enjoy it so that I can have a great life so but if I'm
sacrificing my health too much you know then I start to wonder hey you know like
is it really worth it you know and and what I mean by that
is just some really simple things like you know I want to start with very basic
stuff like food like what you eat I know people know me people that know
me know that I you know care a lot about food but I don't mean like you know
choosing good food or you know going to expensive restaurants or you know I
don't mean that kind of stuff I just mean eat right you know I just
mean eat on time you know I when I was starting out running my business I used
to be so busy that sometimes I eat at like 3 o'clock
you know once and then you know and and I'll have dinner like at 9:30 p.m.
there's nothing wrong with that it's not like oh you gotta have lunch at 12:00
you're gonna have dinner at 6 you know it's not like that I don't mean exactly
that it's okay that you you have lunch a little bit later it's okay to have
dinner a bit later and things like that but just be very aware you know that
health is well you know that's you don't want to be sick you know there are
people that you know don't get enough sleep if you are so stressed and and you
can sleep well then I think that's not really right so here are a few basic
stuff I know you hear all the time but I just you know think that it's worth
mentioning you should absolutely sleep well because that recovers your brain
that recovers your body you should eat well right don't eat junk food like
KFC's McDonald's and all that kind of shit you should drink lots of water and
one other thing you absolutely should do is you should exercise it doesn't have
to be heavy extreme exercises even just go for a walk you know three times a
week why is that so because it helps metabolism it helps your body function
it's important when you exercise your brain works better your body functions
better just everything gets better so I think it's really
really important that if you want to lead people and you wanna you know be
successful in life in business that you have a healthy life and exercising is a
big part of that okay all right so that's the first thing the second thing
you want to work on is this is your brain these this is the second thing you
want to work on every day okay what I mean by that as a leader you know
we if you're tuning into this you're probably a leader leading someone you
know leading a team leading a business or even just leading yourself right you
cannot lead people you cannot continue to lead people effectively if you are
not learning every day if you're not improving and I think your brain forms
such an important part of who you are and if you fit your brain something good
every day you know you become better every day
so what I mean by that is two different areas
number one the way you can work on your brain is with information right learn
something you know read about something and and you can do that by obviously
reading watching youtube videos you know documentaries stuff like that even just
surfing the weapon not just for Jung and you know celebrity or gossip shit but
just you know learning something and and that can be anything that can be you
know you can be learning about
leadership sales success anything right feed your brain with information that
helps you improve that's one the second thing that you can
work on your brain about is about positivity about mentality success
goal-setting kind of thing so your brain is like muscle right and your brain is
also like your body what you feel it is what you become so if you feed your
brain positive information successful theories and you train your brain to
think to to fight to be better every day that your brain becomes stronger and you
become stronger so I think your brain is such an important part of you being a
leader and you being successful so do something
hey good morning do something to to your brain
positively every single day okay the third thing you should be working on
every day are your relationships right your relationships
well
relationships with poo families friends partners your business partners your
team you know every day you should work on that every day why because really how
a healthy hey a healthy relationship is critical to a healthy life and so it's
not easy if your relationships are under stress or broken right and I mean that
in all different ways whether that's relationship with family or friends or
or your partners or even with your team so you want to look at your
relationships and you want to say alright which areas of my relationship
need some work and you know you can't possibly spend every day with friends
and business and and partners like every day it's not possible but you want to
look at evaluate that area and say alright which part am I gonna work on
today and what I mean by that is you want to spend quality time not
necessarily quantity time like okay I'm gonna spend like three hours you know
but just quality time and what I mean by that is be there be present you know if
you've decided that you want to spend maybe you know a couple of hours with
your mom and dad be there you know don't be there and be on the phone and be
doing something else if you decided you want to spend a call you know a couple
hours with your kids a couple of hours with your boyfriend or girlfriend with
your wife or husband just be there you know like that make sure it's quality
you know be present and be engaged in the conversation you know get to know
the alive get to know what's going on but don't be half in and half out and I
think that's really important so having good relationships or healthy
relationships is actually quite critical to your success so so identify the areas
that probably more walk and go ahead and walk on those
right there every day okay the next area you want to work on is this is your
finance okay that is the fourth area you want to work on every day let's be
honest I think we all need well not me but we all want more money right so if
you you know for us the chief our financial goals one of the first thing
you actually need to do is the set one right for us to achieve our financial
goals you actually have to set one here's the funny thing a lot of people
that I've I've met I've coached I've trained they don't have one they don't
have a financial goal they don't have you know it's you can't just say I want
to be rich you can't just say I want to have a big house in a big car that's not
enough because that's not the correct goal
you actually want a number what how much do you want to make in the next five
years in the next ten years and then you break it down I know you've
you've heard about this you know five years ten years break it down to one
year break it down to per month break it down to per day so what is your goal
this year how much do you want to make this year how much do you want to save
you know or some people you could translate that via a different thing
what do you want to buy what do you want to get this year maybe your you know
trip to this place a trip to that place maybe you want to invest in this you
want to invest in that maybe you want to borrow a car this year maybe you want to
buy a house buy next year something along those lines right so you can
either put it as an actual number or you can put it as a physical material goal
and then you can translate that goal into a number
I also want to talk about one of my experience which is you know sometimes
we there are things that you want to buy or there are financial goals you want to
achieve or things you want to get but maybe you can't afford it you know maybe
it's just really expensive maybe it's a sports car
maybe it's a Porsche maybe it's a Ferrari maybe it's a really expensive
condominium maybe it's an expensive house maybe it's a 20 it's a it's a one
month trip to Europe or you know it's it's a 15 day trip to USA so maybe some
of these things are just really too expense maybe it's a business class
ticket whatever right the fact that it's actually expensive it's worth you
checking it out because when you know you can't afford it but you know how
much it costs it you you can actually start working out how to get it because
that's how I started you know when I first went into you know the Porsche
showroom or well you know when to see really expensive properties I realized
that it was like wow this is like so expensive like I can't afford it
you know but because I knew how expensive it was how much it cost and I
started putting it down as a financial goal I started working out on okay how
can I afford it it's so expensive I can't afford it now but what do I need
to do or how much would it take for me to get it so then I started working it
up in three years in four years you know and every year if I do this if I do that
if I achieve this level if my business gets to that level if my team can
achieve that then I can get that so so it's okay if some of the things that you
your goal that you set you can't afford it now but understand how much it costs
work it out and break it down and how can you get it how can you get there and
I think that's something that you can work on every single day um the other
thing I want to talk about in terms of just your financial goals is I think you
want to work on you know developing high income skills
you know because obviously if you've got big financial goals you need you know to
make a lot of money and to make a lot of money you gotta have the ability to you
know you gotta have high income skills and I say high income skills there are
lots of high different high income skills you know two of them is relevant
to what we do number one is obviously sales you know
selling the ability to sell there's a high income skill right ability to sell
consistently every day it's a high income skill it's a skill that a lot of
people don't have the second skill a high income skill is investing you know
so so these are just two high income skills that you should learn and you
should develop yourself into for you to achieve some of these financial goals
okay number five the number five thing you should work on every single day for
you to have a wonderful life is you got to work on something you're not good at
right something you're not good at
so everyday work on something you're not good at right identify an area of
yourself of your life that you feel that hey you know what that needs improvement
oh you know that's just it's something I'm not really comfortable with it's
something I'm not I'm not familiar or something I'm not great at you know and
and and challenge yourself you know and and that could be anything right it
could be it could be it doesn't have to be it doesn't have to be relevant to
what you do at work or your business it doesn't necessarily have to be there but
it can't be right it could be maybe maybe you're not good at public speaking
and you want to look on that maybe you're not at you know planning ahead
you know maybe you're just not a good planner you know and you you plant very
short time maybe you want to work on that maybe you're not good at being
focused for a long period of time maybe you want to work on that maybe you're
not good at communicating ideas messages maybe you want to work on that
leadership or even personal things like you know personal skills maybe dancing
singing you know just pick something pick something that you feel you're weak
at but it's an area you feel that you should get better or you want to get
better then work on it why do I say this is important because when you work on
something you are not good at it makes you uncomfortable right it makes you
nervous and you're out of your comfort zone but I find that's what makes
everyday have a bit of meaning it makes you feel like a life if you know what I
mean when you do the same thing every day and you know that you can do it and
you just just good at what you do you just cruise in and you're not feeling
nervous you're not feeling you know uncomfortable you're not challenging
yourself you're not pushing yourself to the limits
I don't know that they just went past with without a lot of without a lot of
meaning but when you break out of your comfort zone you do something you just a
bit nervous about I think you just come alive you know and that makes that day
and that you're living that that month that year your life just more meaning
for a bit more colorful be more exciting if you know what I mean
now at the end of you know the day the week the month will you be working on
something for a while you will get better and will you get better guess
what you're gonna feel more confident you're gonna feel good and more comfort
about yourself so it's actually a great thing to be working on something that
you're not good at right so that's the number five and the last thing that you
should be working on every day to have a wonderful life is giving work on giving
right what I mean by that
see in my opinion we every day can only do two things you either give or you
receive she and I mean that that's the fact so you're either either giving to
people contributing to the society contributing to the people around you
helping lift people up or you're receiving you know you're waiting for
people to give to you you're receiving motivation you're receiving from the
world you're absorbing Hey look there's nothing wrong with receiving there's
nothing wrong with taking I take every day from different people from different
things you know but I also want to make sure that hey you know that I'm not just
taking that I'm not just receiving from the people around me like oh you know
thank you what and I don't mean physical gifts I
mean emotional intellectual and a lot of other things you know I receive every
day but I want to make sure that hey I don't want to be just receiving I want
to be giving I want to give to people around me I want to you know and let me
tell you what you can give but but let me get to that in the world like I want
to explain this very interesting phenomenon right and and I'm sure some
of you would feel the same way in the past I was very happy you know when
every time people give me something right whether it's a present or a gift
whether it's my birthday or you know just when they visit you know Thailand
and then you know and we meet and then people keep me stuff I'm so excited I'm
so happy oh thank you so much but here's the funny thing when you give to people
when I when I bought something or thought of something for someone and it
gave it to them and the join your face that surprised that things that
appreciation that feeling I get is actually way better than when I receive
right do you agree some of you will feel the
same way you know that you feel good when people
you something but what you give and you see how people feel you feel even better
right so what are some other things you can give other than actual presence and
stuff right of course money uh-huh
you can donate money time you can give time but other than money and time which
are the two very obvious things you can give energy right he this is this is
funny thing give energy to people around you people like energetic people people
like enthusiastic people influence the world with your energy passion give
passion right share your passion with the people around you give gratitude
these are the things that sometimes we don't think of but you can give right be
thankful safe thanks thank people for the little things thank you for being
there thank you for listening thank you for understanding me thank you for not
giving up you know just being grateful thank you for all the problems you give
me because that will make me a better person thank you for all the bullshit no
things like that right thank you for your advice right right
sorry not thank you for everything give advice right give advice give help to
people give forgiveness right so these are a lot of things other than money and
and and and time that you could you could give because if you really think
about it there are so many things we could give we could contribute and we
could share with people around us right and just to end it off I think it is
very important however that when I say give we or you don't
expect anything in return sometimes I know it feels a bit sad when you give
and give and give and you know not everyone appreciates it not everyone is
thankful or sees what they get or sees the value in what they get and sometimes
we feel bit hurt you know there are I've given you so much advice I've given you
so much help you don't seem to appreciate I give you so much time you
don't seem to care I've given you so much of this and that you don't seem to
be thankful but that's just it you know like what we want to do for ourselves is
to give with no expectation you know and expect nothing in return so and and that
is that is something that we do for us not for them okay all right great so
that's all we've got for today you know I always keep these videos you know as
short and sharp as possible I was just you know thinking hey to deviate a
little bit from our usual success leadership stuff just talk a bit about
life and about what we could do every day so these are the things you know
that I think of you know that everyday I try to focus on these things and I try
to work on these things for myself every day and I wanted to share with all of
you let me know what you think you know and you know even after this video you
can still put in your comments and if you agree with these six things if there
are seven eight-nine that you personally think that you work on you know it would
be great to share with the community so fill it in the comment section that if
it's other than these six there are other things that you want to contribute
I think that would be great and if not just let me know what you think so let
me just summarize the six things again let me just flip over and summarize the
six things okay so working on your health
okay so focus on your health every day make sure you're healthy otherwise it's
really pointless with all the money in a success you've got and you
healthier sick all the time work on your brain right as a leader of people of
businesses even yourself you want to make sure that you're learning you're
challenging yourself every day you're growing so that you can continue to lead
effectively you want to work on your relationships because healthy
relationships means a healthy life and means that you can succeed better and
that is family friends partners kids your team your people just anyone around
you and and you don't want to you know have a broken or stressful relationship
look on your finance obviously everybody wants more money and having a financial
goal knowing what you are supposed to achieve today this month this year next
five years is critical to having more money you can't just say I want more
money how much do you want work on something you're not good at breaking
off your comfort zone makes you feel alive working on anything that's whether
it's relevant to your business or not public speaking leadership skills you
know or even just your own things you know being stronger being fitter being
more focused and the last thing giving giving to people not just money and time
giving help giving advice giving gratitude and just sharing you know
giving energy sharing with people around you helping a community and give with no
expectation of anything in return okay so alright everybody this is it
thank you all for tuning in and as usual I hope everything we've talked about
help to you today and if you like what you watched of course subscribe hit the
like button and remember the comment section right you know I what I really
would like everybody to do is share with the community you know like tell
everybody what you feel not just watch and you know in line with giving give
back to everybody else that's coming on to watch after this you know
and tell them what you think you know whether you agree there's six things or
you know pick one of those things that you've been working on or if you have
seven eight nine ten please feel free to add it to the list
and that is it there will be more videos coming your way and I will see you all
next time take care bye
remember to work on those things starting today bye
yeah I will upload the recorded version and I will add all the subtitles in so
just for those of you you know if you need translations just give it a while I
will put in all the translations you need for Koreans in the nations Japanese
Hong Kong Taiwanese everyone I will make sure all the translations are take care
bye bye
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Sir, do you have cookies? - Duration: 1:37.
Sir, are you eating a cookie?
Can you believe this?
This guys' probably eating a cookie.
This guys' probably eating a cookie.
Are you?
No, why would i eat cookies?
This is a no cookie zone.
Sir, i think your eating candy. (I MEANT COOKIES)
Well guess what, I'M NOT!
So leave me the HELL ALONE!
I'm not buying it.
I am the COOKIE POLICE!
And this a NO COOKIE ZONE!
I swear i smell cookies on you.
*SNIFF*
OUGHHHHHHH!
I smell cookies on you.
OUHH!
What the hell? Why are you sniffing me?
Because i know you have cookies.
You have cookies, and i'm the cookie police.
And this is a...
NO
COOKIE
ZONE!
NOW GET YOUR COOKIE BUTT OUTA HERE!
Can you believe this guy?
No, i DON'T have cookies.
So you leave ME the hell alone.
Open your mouth.
No!
I said...
OPEN YOUR MOUTH!
Ok, jeez.
I...am waiting.
*SPITS COOKIE OUT OF MOUTH*
I...KNEW IT!
*PUNCH*
AHHHHHHH!
OEWGUSHJKKDJFHUISFGUIEFGUIESGFUIDGSFUIJSDSDGYURFUISUI!
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Why I Have No Friends (PTSD + BPD Friendships) - Duration: 25:19.
hi hello hello hi I'm Leif E. Greenz and welcome back to my channel if you've been
here or welcome for the first time if you have not and be sure to subscribe to
my channel for twice weekly ramblings from a professional crazy person give
this video a big thumbs up if you're into my tie-dye sweatshirt with the wolf
on it my lone wolf sweatshirt did not even mean to do that
cool halloween season is over and we're back to that usual shiz so today I'm
going to record a video that I've been thinking about since I started my
channel one that I haven't really wanted to record or one that I wanted to wait
to record until you know we got to know each other a little bit better and you
wouldn't like you know judge me immediately and run away with your tail
between your legs it's not like that it's you know it's not the most
comfortable topic in the world as you know by now from the title today we are
talking about why I don't really have any friends most importantly though
we're going to talk about the impact my mental health has had on particularly
friendships chances are if you have experienced trauma you are probably
going to find that you have difficulty maintaining or being in stable
relationships and that's like most other things mental health is on a spectrum
some people have an easier time with relationships than others I would say
I'm probably more on the extreme side as in extremely not good at maintaining
relationships I have had some periods in my life where I feel like I had a place
in a scene or in a subculture you know when I was a musician I felt like okay I
have a role in this friend group I have a friend group holy shit but as the
years went by you know those those friend groups faded away I think in your
late 20s / early thirties that's when you start to kind of pull away from
subcultures you know maybe start your own family or
just focus on your art or your work and that's definitely the place I'm in
although I would still say like I am more on the extreme side of that because
my mental health is bad enough that I can't work in public spheres I can't
work with other people really I am too sensitive
like I basically need a quiet room all to myself and that is the only way for
me to really get work done or to be present or to feel safe and right now
like being able to do that being able to spend all my time alone that has really
stabilized me in a lot of ways so I would say my lack of friends is half by
choice and half just a consequence of my own actions I have pushed a lot of
people away in very big ways in enormous sometimes scary ways I rarely end
relationships quietly I do the bottle up and explode thing where I let
frustrations build and build and build and then finally I'm like you stop doing
this to me you've been frustrating me for four months and I'm over it and
goodbye like that's kind of what ends up
happening I think a lot of us have fears of abandonment a lot of us have felt
like we can't use our voices to assert ourselves and so we get in these
situations where we're silent silent silent silent silent until we can't take
it anymore and then it's like Dragon Ball Z Kamehameha everything seeing
explodes and falls apart and you end up looking crazy or I end up looking crazy
that's usually what people have to say about me in hindsight like yeah she was
nice and cool sometimes but she's not so childhood abuse or just you know PTSD in
general really shapes a person there are a number of symptoms that can
really interfere with relationships like emotional instability which is kind of a
hallmark of both PTSD complex PTSD and even borderline personality disorder
being someone with unstable emotions means I can be pretty unpredictable and
a lot of people don't like that they want to be friends with people who
present themselves in a certain way and can kind of maintain that during all
encounters people who are emotionally unstable can't really offer that's
people you don't really know you know when they're going to have a panic
attack or when you know they'll be in tears some people want a sort of
predictability that I can't really offer them my boyfriend happens to be very
patient and very tolerant of mixed emotions probably because he also
experiences them like if you're going to put something out there you should
probably expect it in return so there is kind of like a mutual exchange of
unstable emotions in our relationship that's okay
like we're both kind of used to that I think when people are being fully honest
about their emotions there is always a certain level of unpredictability and I
think that's what scares a lot of people and that's why a lot of people won't
face or address their emotions people with BPD and PTSD just happened to not
really be able to control them and there's something really beautiful about
that once you get to a place where you like and accept yourself you also may
learn to like and accept those giant emotions because they help you give out
empathy they help you help other people they help you feel for other people they
help you feel for nature they help you enjoy just being alone because
everything can be a beautiful like emotional experience for you I feel like
I'm at my most emotional and most connected to myself when I am alone
especially when I'm creating art alone that is when I feel the most free to let
my emotions out because historically letting my emotions out has a allowed
people to take advantage of me or be freaked people out and
I've just kind of created a safe space in myself in this aloneness there's
really nothing wrong with preferring like a long time there's nothing wrong
with being okay like not leaving your house for four
days even though that is greatly frowned upon by maybe medical professionals but
like honestly it keeps me out of so much trouble it keeps me out of traumatic
situations it keeps me away from abusers it keeps me productive and creative I
take in so much of my surroundings like I'm an energetic sponge basically if
someone's feeling an emotion I will start to feel it and that is so
exhausting for me to try to appease people based on my perceptions of their
emotions which they aren't even talking about or even maybe aware of but I think
that was like a you know early 20s attempt to fit in or find my place then
I just have realized over the years that I don't really care about youth culture
I don't really care about being part of a scene or being seen or being popular
like I don't really give a shit I would much rather create art by myself in my
own tiny little corner of the universe and cohabitate with the plants and trees
and my dogs and just have silence and I think it's okay to go through
fluctuations in life for example I don't think I will be like this forever there
may be a time in my life where I'm like let's you move to LA and like do the
thing let's do it for a couple years live in the city enjoy that and then
I'll probably be someone else one of the comments that people make about
borderlines a lot is this lack of identity and like there's something so
wrong with that first of all I don't think people with
BPD lack an identity I think it is that our identities are so enormous and
multifaceted and vibrant that it can overwhelm people and they can't
distinguish between the different parts of ourselves because it's just too much
to take in but I think if you start to embrace that part of you you will start
to see this massive adaptability that leap is
this ability to become different people to slide in and out of different
occupations or personalities or ways of being and there's something really cool
about that because if you're only going to live once
why not experience being all different types of people there's really nothing
wrong with that and somewhere in that though is a core personality for example
no matter who I am and I've been a lot of different people
I value honesty I'm freaking weird and I have like a crass childish sense of
humor you know there are little hallmarks of you that you carry through
all these different personalities and I think that's important to remember and
it's important to take your power back from psychiatrists and therapists who
tell you that you have no identity and that you need to build one just you know
it's already there you just have it maybe put words to it or fully
discovered it yet I have had a lot of big falling outs
with people that is partially because I've chosen toxic relationships to be in
and that is partially because I just get to a certain point where I feel like
people are getting too close and I like lash out and want them to get away from
me because I do think there is some fundamental like core darkness in me
that I haven't worked out yet and I don't like to let people in far enough
to start to see that like even my boyfriend I keep at like an arm's length
so yeah I've talked about this and probably some other videos but I did
lose two really good friends this year both around the same time both in
periods of massive stress and I would say that that is one of the biggest risk
factors for pushing people away or losing friends is periods of like
immense stress because that's when you're going to be at your most volatile
or your most emotionally unstable and you might end up lashing out at someone
and that's kind of what happened here was I was so overwhelmed with my life we
were in the middle moving I was just in a really bad place
with my mental health and it was like two big fall outs at once one where I
was like dude you are too much you need to get away from me I cannot deal with
this right now another that was like I was staying with this friend of mine of
like five or six years and her husband started creeping me out and I wasn't
gonna tell her I was just gonna stop staying there but I ended up telling her
she called me sick she called me a liar that was probably the biggest blow of
all and I was so suicidal after that happened like I did not know how I would
go on with my life that same person emailed my therapist behind my back to
tell my therapist that I was delusional and very sick and needed help and my
therapist had Forrest come in with me to be like his leave sick we're all like
nope not sick like telling the truth that felt like a big betrayal but no one
probably wants to admit that their husband is potentially very creepy so I
get it to an extent but we're not friends anymore that's not an unfamiliar
situation the specifics of that situation are very unfamiliar but that
kind of like chaos big explosion is not unfamiliar that's partially because of
my own symptoms and my own instability and that's partially again because I
pick friendships with toxic people or people who haven't worked their own shit
out you know I'm repeating my own patterns just as they're repeating
theirs and seeking out people who are maybe unhealthy for me to be hanging out
with but this pattern definitely extends further back into my past and I would
say like 75 to 80% of the people that I have had big fall outs or burnt bridges
with were not good people for me to be friends with maybe they weren't bad
people but the combination of our personality
ended up being destructive in some way the problem is that I was like
gravitating towards those people in the first place the problem is that I wasted
energy on those friendships in the first place it's good I think that I
eventually got away from most of these relationships but the goal would be to
avoid that in the first place so that I don't keep having these huge dramatic
chaotic falling outs which again can kind of be a hallmark of BPD and PTSD
there are so many factors that contribute to this there is the
emotional intensity there's also suspicion a lot of us have
problems with trusting people because you know maybe your caretakers or you
know people in your early life or people that you have really trusted maybe put
your whole heart and soul into have betrayed you that kind of thing can make
it almost impossible to trust other people people who have experienced that
type of trauma can often project or can see things that maybe aren't there or
that other people don't see it in terms of being suspicious or questioning
behaviors or you know reading too far into something someone said a lot of
people have a lot of nasty things to say about that kind of behavior but if they
were to take a second to think about it and think about what trauma means trauma
is really fundamentally a betrayal of trust that makes it almost impossible to
trust other people no matter how hard we try and I wish there could be more
empathy there on behalf of people in relationships with folks with PTSD and
BPD but apparently that's too much to ask I think another thing that
contributes to not having friends or losing friends is a fear of abandonment
often we are so afraid of being left that we will run away first and oh my
god that is like that's my hallmark I am a one hundred thousand percent runner if
I start to get comfortable somewhere I'll run if I start to get uncomfortable
somewhere I'll run if things start to feel too hard I will run if someone
seems like they might actually be good to me I'll run
I am a runner again this goes back to the distrust of people no matter how
close I get to someone there will always be some amount of distrust there just
because that is like ingrained in my system now if that fear that someone's
going to leave me gets big enough I'll shoot first maybe someone doesn't text
you back for a few weeks and you interpret that as oh my god this person
doesn't like me anymore if I am in a situation like that sometimes I'll be
like well I'm gonna follow you on Instagram I'm gonna delete your phone
number and that is completely irrational I realize but it is just that
trauma-based got instinct of I have to protect myself before this person hurts
me really it is a frantic effort to avoid abandonment via abandoning other
people and if you do that your whole life which I have I've lived in twelve
or thirteen different states I'm not gonna count right now it will be very
difficult to maintain a consistent friend group again like I said I have
friends around the country but I never see them because I've run from every
place I've ever really lived in like even now I live outside Minneapolis and
I've lived on and off in Minnesota for the last six years but I don't have a
consistent friend group here because I've always left right when things get
boner Baal and gone somewhere else and then come back and you know hid out I
live 45 minutes from Minneapolis I only see grace pretty much grace as my friend
so I have one friend that I'll just show myself out cuz yep they're starting to
see me up they see me up they see me it's like as soon as things get Mull
nerble or as soon as my demons start to come out
I've run and I go somewhere else and I repeat the same cycle and then you know
I scare people again and then I run again and it's just like failure after
failure after failure and the police I'm in right now is like not even going to
try just not gonna go in the public I'm going to like stay in this house and
just like decompress and in the process you know I haven't
had any big chaotic explosions in a long time and that feels really good and if
that's what I need to avoid that then by all means I'm ok with it I think one of
the main reasons I started this YouTube channel is because I didn't have any
friends I didn't have anyone to talk to I didn't have anyone to express my
feelings to because again like I don't even fully open up to my boyfriend the
only times I fully open up are in writing and I just wasn't able to do it
for awhile like that wasn't calling to me and video was so I gravitated towards
it and here I'm able to open up in this confessional sort of way because no one
else is in this room with me right now it's just me and me and I'm basically
talking to a mirror expressing myself but then like there is a certain amount
of distance I feel when I you know I make the video here the vulnerability
time is over and then I upload it later and it's very different than speaking to
someone face to face it's like an imprint of something I've already
processed that I'm offering to you because I have to process at first I
don't even know what I'm talking about I'm a nut case the reason I chose to
make this video this week is because I had a friend it was very close to her
for like a year we met in an English class and then we had a huge falling-out
she's one of the people I had falling out with class or earlier this year we
both said a bunch of terrible mean things to each other a couple weeks ago
she started coming up for me again because the experience like a weird
trauma together last year where someone passed away I found myself thinking of
her as I was thinking of that situation and trying to deal with that situation
so I reached out to her and we exchanged a couple of nice emails and I was like
oh maybe maybe sorry I'm like playing with a box out there on the ground
maybe we're mending something like maybe we can fix this in some way and things
can get better but let me put this bug outside Oh
he jumped did he jump and I guess I was just probably kind of like delusional
about it because in a weird way like if someone drops a grudge against me I'm
fully willing to drop a grudge against them but then like two nights ago
Forrest was really sick and he went to bed early at like 7:00 and at 10 o'clock
I was still awake and I got an email from her and she was like it sucked to
lose you as a friend - but I don't think there's any coming back from the things
that were said and done and I was like okay well I tried that's awkward that's
embarrassing I just I feel so delusional sometimes
like why can I get over certain things so easily like am I just like completely
delusional am I just like fully pretending that none of that happened I
feel like my memory is just kind of bad anyways to be completely real like
they're definitely people out there who hate me who think I am so over the top
so freaking crazy so unpredictable so untrustworthy I think my friendship
record has just been so bad at the last decade I've kind of eventually decided
you know what I'm just gonna take a break from this because I'm not good at
it I'm not getting much pleasure out of it everything I try just ends in chaos
and shit so let's just take a break that's still basically where it Matt I
think the more we challenge and let go of these standards that inform our
choices the happier we will be with ourselves and the more we'll be able to
contact our true selves and figure out what authenticity looks like for us I am
comfortable not having friends where no having a very limited number of friends
or having friends but never really seeing them I'm comfortable with limited
communication with people I am confident that I can maintain my most important
relation chips even with limited communication
isolation is a survival mechanism for me and I think it is how I'm able to
produce creative work if I did not spend all this time alone my output would
probably be minimal and I know but I'm like when I spend a lot of time with
friends I am drained I get exhausted to the point that I have to rely on
substances in order to keep it up I was never someone who could live in houses
with other people I've never succeeded at having a roommate I was always
terrified by punk houses because they just cannot imagine spending that much
time with people especially dirty people and especially people who judge her
every move that just sounded awful to me I did live in a squat for a little bit
when I was 18 or 19 and just left home and that was too much you know I didn't
even talk to my roommates but I can feel their energy and it overwhelmed me you
know wasn't all bad energy but it was still too much for me to the point I was
overloaded and paranoid I am always someone who has fared best
just living with a partner because for some reason I am able to open up to
partners more than anyone else but other than that like it is impossible for me
to live with other people it's almost it's basically impossible meat for me to
work with other people and I think what's made me so miserable throughout
my life is my refusal to accept myself where I'm at and once I started to
embrace these tendencies embrace this introversion and this craving for alone
time and limited friends like that's when I started to feel safe and that's
when my head stopped spinning so much and that's only been a very recent
development that's only been living out here in the country that I've been able
to feel like that prior to that I was living smack dab in the middle of
Minneapolis super loud super busy my head was constantly swirling and then
boom had those blow ups broke up those friendships I maintained
relationships best with distance and that's not going to be true for everyone
there are extroverted people with PTSD and BPD out there who will benefit a lot
from seeing people regularly and that is completely great again it's about taking
yourself where you're at being honest about where you're at and letting
yourself be there and embracing it and not fighting it let me know down in the
comments what your experience with this has been do you have a lot of friends
have you had a lot of falling outs are you someone who's prone to burning
bridges tell me your experiences I'd love to hear from you and if you enjoyed
this video please do give it a big thumbs up and subscribe to my channel
for twice weekly ramblings from a professional crazy person I hope you had
a good time here I hope you I don't know can at least relate to some of this I
love you all very very much and I will see you on Tuesday going back
to toolbox Tuesday's on Tuesday bye I'm pretty sure I'm doing crazy not crazy
and love but crazy like out of my fucking
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Andres Iniesta reveals Premier League player he'd like to have in his team - Duration: 2:40.
Andres Iniesta played with Xavi, Lionel Messi, Ronaldinho, Neymar, Carles Puyol and pretty much every other great of modern football
After 16 years as a Barcelona first team star, and over 20 at the club, he joined Japanese outfit Vissel Kobe in the summer - during that time he passed to, and dribbled past, the very best
Iniesta won La Liga nine times, Copa del Rey six times, the Champions League four times - all with Barcelona - and lifted the World Cup with Spain, alongside a pair of European Championships
Basically he knows a top class player when he sees one. So when he rates you as the one current player he would like to play alongside, you know you are in the elite
Step forward Chelsea and France's N'golo Kante. Kante has been a Premier League stand out since arriving as a little known midfielder at Leicester from Caen
He won the title in his first season with the Foxes before replicating the feat with Chelsea the following year - and then lifted the World Cup with his national team 12 months later
And Iniesta has hailed Kante and revealed he wish he had got to play alongside him
"He's a player I'd like to have had in my team for many years," Iniesta told RMC Sport
"He's not going to come to Japan, but he's definitely a player I love because of the work he does on the field and the confidence he has in his game
"His mastery makes him the centrepiece of Chelsea and the France national team
" Iniesta has previously named Philippe Coutinho, Denis Suarez and youngster Carles Alena as his successors at Barca
He told Sport : "In the team are left players like Coutinho, Denis Suárez or Alena who have a lot of quality"
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Why Some Cars Have Drum Brakes Instead of Disc Brakes - Duration: 6:57.
rev up your engines, today I'm gonna talk about drum brakes on your car versus
this brakes on your car, now the back brakes on this car are drum brakes but
the front brakes they're disc brakes, hey why is it that way how did that come to
be, well drum brakes have been around for a long time hey wagons, some of them have
drawn type brakes on them, they work quite well and they've been around for a really
long time, drum brakes are exactly what they say
there's a drum and inside are brake shoes and when you step on the brakes
the cylinder pushes out and pushes the brake shoes that are curved against the
inside and for a long time this was the best system out there it's relatively
sealed from the elements, since the shoes are inside and this covers them, but they
have one major drawback, they tend to fade after quick repetitive usage of the
brakes as in racing where, you stop and then you speed up and stop and speed off
the corner and brake and then speed up they'll fade, so for racing and really heavy
loads they came up with these disc brakes that don't fade that much and
they also work better in water situation, because it can squeeze the water right
out as it squeezes in, where if water gets inside the drums then they really
slip and slide as they dry out, when I was young at a 1970 Ford Maverick and it had
four-wheel drum brakes and believe me especially in colder weather, if you had
drum brakes and you went through some deep water then you hit the brakes, they
would just slide cuz the water got inside and it would just slide like mad
where the disks, those pads they can squeeze it out and since they're open air
the water comes off a lot easier, now the first real use in mass production of disc
brake was in the 1940's for airplanes and for tanks, for two kind of
different reasons, but here's what they are, the disc brake systems tend to weigh
less, take up less space, so in an airplane that's a big deal, fighter
jets they want to make them as fast as possible and a big b-17 bomber hey
that's a lot of weight, so the disc brakes can take that heat when you step
on the brakes and all that weight condenses and dissipate it better than the drum
brakes could and in the tanks, there was a limited amount of space with the treads
going around, so they found that the disc brakes would fit in that smaller space
better plus, hey tanks went everywhere they went in water, mud, and you're better
off with disc brakes in a bad environment than you are with drum
brakes, now as for cars the first real disc brake use was in 1951 in a British
racing motor company, they had a Formula One car that had front disc brakes, now
disc brakes had such an advantage in racing that all the racing cars quickly
went over to disc brakes because they slam on the brakes before they hit a
corner, then they stopped on a gas and then they hit the brakes, they don't want any
fading and want them to work as well as possible and of course in a race car
weight is everything, you want to make it as light as possible so they all went to
discs, now the first American car that was mass produce it had four-wheel disc
brakes that was a 65 Chevy Corvette only makes sense a sports car, they wanted to
make the Corvette as race capable as possible, guys were racing them and to
have the absolute best performance so it was the first American car that came
with all four wheel disc brakes, so you might well ask why does this Toyota
Celica that it was made 30 years after the Corvette have discs in the front way
up here in the front, but drum brakes in the back, well of
course part of it has to do with cost, this is based on the Toyota Corolla, they always had
drum brakes in the back and are somewhat cheaper to make and it's a really low end sports
car, a lot of people wouldn't even call it a sports car, so it's got discs in the
front and drums in the back, but in terms of normal driving, it really doesn't
affect it much at all, because the front brakes especially when disc, they do over
90% of the braking of your vehicle anyway, normal driving, the main thing
that the rear brakes do, is keep the vehicle from swaying from side to side
like a wild wagon when you're braking and I'm forever getting people asking me
on my car talk or emailing me questions, oh Scotty I
got disks in the front of my car and drums in the rear should I buy a disc
conversion kit for the back brakes to make them work better and my response is always
Hey unless you're racing the thing don't waste your money. it doesn't affect them
all that much. there's still a lot of motorcycles out there that still have discs
in the front and drums on the back, because if you know anything about
driving motorcycles, you use your front brake all the time, some of the guys never even
use their rear brake, now the racers do because they're doing completely
different kinds of dynamics of normal driving on the street, a normal
motorcycle driver uses your front brake all the time that's how you slow down
and that's how you control the vehicle and other guys will ask me, hey I've got
regular disc brakes in my car, but should I put drilled or slotted rotors
on them, well again only if you're racing the
vehicle, that allows the heat to be dissipated a little bit faster because
of all the holes that the air can go through, so in a race where you're
stopping and going stopping and going they won't fade, but really for normal
driving, non slotted disk actually will stop your car faster for one time
because there's more surface area so the pads are squeezing more surface area and
the heat can be taken away faster and stop your car quicker, plus there's a big
downside to drilled and slotted discs, one they have a tendency of making noise
because you got either the slots of the holes drilled and a lot of times you can
hear and feel it as you stop and guess what that we're out a lot quicker
serious race guys hey, they change the rotors and discs after every single race
you're not gonna be doing that driving your everyday driver, so in any modern car the
system that it comes with for everyday driving it's pretty good the way that it
was designed, but let's say you were building up an old 1970 maverick like I
used to drive that had four-wheel drum brakes, in that case it would definitely
be worth your while to remove just the front drum brakes and replace them with
disc brake systems, that would stop a whole bunch better, so now you know the
truth about drum vs disc brakes, so if you never want to miss
another one of my new car repair videos, remember to ring that Bell!
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Causative verbs with LET-MAKE-HAVE-GET - Duration: 9:12.
Hello everyone, welcome to my youtube channel today I'm going to be talking about
Causatives what the heck?! Causatives? Oh
Don't worry don't worry
Don't run. This is not so hard
So are you ready to listen?
Okay, let's go and hey, don't worry. There are subtitles
Can you click on the subtitles to get the subtitles in English?
It will help you a lot
So causatives are used when a person like me or an object is
Responsible
for an action, when
they cause
something to happen. I
Don't know if I am being very clear, but hey, don't worry
I'm going to give you a few examples
for you to understand. In English we have
approximately four, maybe five
but I will do four four causative verbs that are very famous and very
commonly used.
Number one is LET. Let is give permission for example
I'm a very strict dad. I don't
let my children
play
Video games. Oh
that sounds really bad and
My children say
Our dad is so strict. He doesn't let us play video games
So the construction is
Let plus the person
Plus the verb
okay, I
don't let
my children
Play and not to play! You don't say "I don't let my children to play video games". No
you may want to use an
alternative
For example "allow" you can say I don't
allow
my kids
to play video games
Mmm, tricky one, you need to use to with allow
I don't allow my kids to play video games, which means basically the same.
number two is make
make is used when you
force someone
To take an action or when you force someone to do something
the construction is very
easy: Make plus person plus verb
don't you ever use to
Okay
Imagine me as a kid
My brother for Halloween made me wear
This ridiculous hat
he made me wear, because my brother was older and he
made me wear this ridiculous. Hat. Oh
If you can think of a very sad song you say this song
makes me cry all the time. It makes me cry. There are other verbs that are similar
One of them is "require" if you say my boss
requires
everyone to come on time
Requires everyone to come so then you have to add "to"
you may also use
"Force" like the verb "force" but, again, you need to use "to"
for example the thief
forced me to
give
My wallet he forced me to give my wallet (= mon porte feuille)
hmm
Number three is have yes have is a causative verb
you use have when you give someone the
responsibility to do something. So the construction is the same
Have plus person plus verb and don't use two
for example, I will have
the mechanic
repair my car. I will have the mechanic repair my car or
sometimes you may want to use
have plus
the object
plus the past participle
look, I
Need to have my car repaired
You see I need to have my car repaired or I need to have my hair cut
I need to have my nails (=mes ongles) done
You see? so have plus the object plus the past participle
Okay, so you have basically two different
ways of using "have"
sometimes have is
Considered as formal
so instead of (= à la place de) have you may use "get" you can say I
need to get
My car repaired which is fine
Speaking of get get is the fourth
Causative verb that I'm going to talk about today
Get is a little different it works differently
you use get when you encourage someone to do something or
when you convince
someone to do something
And sometimes when you trick someone to do something
Watch out the construction is different this time
with get
You're going to use get plus the person plus TO! Yes. I know I know
There's no reason but you need to use TO
before the verb if you say: yesterday, I
got the
mechanic to
Repair my car
It works. Or, I got the mechanic to
check
My brakes, you know the brakes
The brakes. As a teacher, I say I always get my
students to
speak more. I try to convince them
Imagine you have a dog. Okay, and your dog is
Barking all day long. He's barking, barking...
How can I get my dog to stop barking (comment puis-je faire en sorte que mon chien cesse d'aboyer?)
How can I get my dog
to stop barking?
How can I convince him to stop barking? Hmm? That's a tricky question
Okay, whatever. Okay. I hope it made sense
Those four verbs are very commonly used in English. It needs a little practice as usual (=comme d'habitude)
If you have any questions, so first of all
You leave a comment
You ask me questions and I will answer them
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You know all that
It was a real pleasure to talk to you. I hope to see you again soon
and
I'll leave it there for today. Bye Bye everyone. Take care. Bye Cheers
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Characters Should Have Only 1 Wound - Peter Russell - Duration: 3:11.
Film Courage: So Alberto writes in "Can the main character have two desires?"
Peter Russell, Screenwriter/Story Consultant: Sure…but usually only one wound.
People often think…they get excited about the core wound which they should because it
really gives you an original character.
And we in real life we have a dozen wounds, right?
Let's talk about mine or not.
But everybody has more than one wound.
But movies and to some extend television, they are simple okay?
So you want to sort of see one big wound.
Big then many desires come out of that.
Tony Soprano had one big wound - my mommy hates me.
But a bunch of desires came out of that - I love bad girls, I love working at a club,
I love hurting people, I love to be mean, I love to run things, I love being a boss,
I love being a dad.
So you can have many desires.
Just know that all of the desires come out of the wound and they are often unhealthy
okay, that's what we want to see.
If they were healthy, there would be no show.
Especially in television, you get wounded and then you do a lot of unhealthy things
and sometimes your superpower and in television that's another thing you need to know.
Usually in television the hero has a superpower.
And usually that superpower (especially at the beginning) can be used for wrong reasons
(bad purposes).
For instance, Don Draper in MADMEN has a superpower, he's insanely seductive.
And he's seductive as a womanizer and he's seductive as an ad man.
But it comes from the fact that his mommy didn't love him, right?
He feels unloveable.
So all the things he does, he uses his superpower for bad reasons because he's wounded.
He seduces women, right?
He does ad campaigns for cigarettes and horrible things and he's immoral as an ad man because
he is misusing the superpower.
But the superpower came from his wound.
He he hadn't been wounded (I'm not lovable) he would never have become a great seducer,
he wouldn't have needed to.
So the superpower is related to the wound.
But the things we wants come out of the unhealthy desires of him trying to make the wound go
away.
Trying to feel better about the wound.
Every desire is an attempt to sopophorize the wound, to palliate the wound.
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Rick Perry May Have Just Killed Dean Heller's Chances For Reelection - Duration: 3:08.
Recently Donald Trump went to Nevada to help Dean Heller, republican senator's campaign
for reelection, and during their little visit they traveled to a couple parts of the State
where Donald Trump promised Dean Heller that the Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Disposal
site probably wasn't going to happen.
Now in case you're not familiar with the history of this let me give it to you briefly.
In 1986 Ronald Regan said "We're going to consolidate all of the high risk nuclear waste
in the United States at this place down in Nevada called Yucca Mountain."
Which happens to be about 90 miles from Las Vegas and other heavily populated areas.
Now at the time Regan decided this there was only about a million total people living in
Nevada.
Obviously the population has skyrocketed since then.
George W. Bush in the early 2000s re-designated Yucca Mountain and then in '06 he said, "You
know what, we're fast tracking it, we're funding it, it's going to be fully operational for
all of this toxic highly hazardous nuclear waste by 2017."
So far it has not come to fruition and Donald Trump told Dean Heller that it's probably
not ever going to happen.
Now the reason he did that and the reason Heller got so excited about it is because
the citizens of Nevada obviously don't want a massive mountain essentially of toxic nuclear
waste in their state.
Who would?
So Trump makes this promise.
Heller campaigns on it, everything is great.
Until last Friday, when what is possible the dumbest member of Donald Trump's cabinet said,
"Oh no, Yucca Mountain is absolutely happening, I've got the budget papers, we've already
appropriated the money for it."
Here we go.
So Rick Perry, the guy who couldn't even remember which branches of the government he wanted
to destroy, he came out blew Donald Trump's cover and said, "Yeah, we're totally building
this massive nuclear waste site down there in Nevada and we've already appropriated the
money for it.
This is happening."
Obviously now Dean Heller is super made because he didn't think he was going to have to deal
with this.
The voter's in the state now understand that Donald Trump was lying to Heller and then
Heller inadvertently lied to them about it.
Now they're pissed off.
So, Rick Perry, may have just single handedly handed this election to Heller's democratic
challenger Jacky Rosen.
Just by accidentally telling the truth.
You know that's the funny thing about lies that this administration never seems to understand.
They're always going to come back to haunt you and when you're so bad at lying, as this
administration is, you're always going to get busted especially when you fail to tell
the dumbest member of your team, Rick Perry that he's also required to go along with the
lie.
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Never Too Young To Have A Voice | Barbie Vlog | Episode 72 - Duration: 2:03.
Lots of people are talking about making a difference.
Using our voices to be heard about issues that matter to us.
I love empowering stories
about people who stood up and changed the world.
But it's not always that easy, right?
It can be a little intimating.
Here's what I've been thinking.
First of all, none of us are alone.
If you care about something
I guarantee there is someone out there who cares about it too.
Second, it's important to care.
Second, it's important to care.
I mean, that really is the first step, right?
Third, change and advocacy doesn't mean
it has to be on the front page of the paper.
it has to be on the front page of the paper.
What matters is that it matters to you and you speak up.
And lastly, it starts like everything else, with baby steps
Baby steps you can take.
It doesn't always just to be just adults.
Although, they can help a lot.
My friend Nikki thought that the blue heron
nesting habitat was being endangered
by a project being done in our area.
She didn't know what to do about it.
So she started by asking questions.
Speaking to her neighbors who then spoke to their friends.
And before you knew it, It ended up on the ballot.
And the town found a way to protect the birds.
Change. Step by step.
And it all started with her speaking up.
Each of us is a wonderful complex person
Each of us is a wonderful complex person
Who deserves to be seen and heard.
I never feel good when I keep my ideas to myself.
The world needs different voices and ideas.
And you can't inspire change if you don't speak up.
P.A.C.E.
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