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People joke about this topic all the time. I've had people come up to me and

say, "Oh so-and-so could really use you." have you ever wondered seriously what

can a psychologist do for me? When people find out that I'm a psychologist, I get

all kinds of different reactions. Some people want to tell me their whole life

story. Some people don't dare tell me anything

at all. It's just interesting what the perceptions are. You might have been

wondering what can a psychologist do for me. There are different kinds of

psychologists and I can't speak for all of them.

From a basic standpoint, I think my job as a psychologist is to illuminate the

obvious. Which is kind of cool. I get paid to tell people things they

already know. But there's obvious things that are unnoticed. Your clothing for

example. Do you notice it? Can you feel it? Yeah, it's obvious now but before I

mentioned it, it wasn't even noticed. Obvious but unnoticed. The fact that we're

speaking English. Honestly, did you notice? Some of you will say yes to that because

you're not native English speakers. And those are the ones who notice. If you

were raised speaking English primarily, you didn't

notice we were speaking English. It was just obvious but unnoticed. It's obvious

once I call it to your attention. There are processes in our mind that are just

like this they are obvious once they're called to your attention but completely

unnoticed up until that point. One of these processes is called metacognition.

Metacognition is a made-up word. Do we make up words in psychology because we

feel smarter when we can. Breaking it down, cognition means thinking. If we

place cognition right here on this level. metacognition is a higher level.

It's thinking about thinking. And do you notice that you can do this? That's good

news. Because metacognition creates a little space. And in that space, is where

choice exists. Some of the processes that are constantly going on in our own mind

in our cognition are obvious but completely unnoticed up until the time

that they're called to your attention. That's what I do as a psychologist. I

think that's what people in my industry do. We help you to see those processes in

a metacognitive way because once you go to the metacognition level, then we enact

choice. And that's huge. We go through life sometimes not even

seeing that it's a choice. And I can tell you until you see it as a choice, it's

not. You will simply roll with whatever you're programmed, train, taught and

educated to do. And it's not necessarily by choice at that point. It's just your

programming. Programming like English you know, we talked about earlier. I don't

choose to speak English, I'm programmed to speak English. Well, with metacognition,

I can see that, "Wait a minute, English is not the only language, it's not

necessarily the best language. It's just the one that I'm programmed with." Could

we pick another one? Yes, we could. And that brings up all of the issues around...

Well, I'm not used to the other language, I'm not fluent in the other language,

right. So, you enter into a practice process. That's the other thing that I do

with my clients is to create for them opportunities to practice a new language.

A new programming, if you will. Where before, "My life is terrible, horrible,

awful, no good, got stuck in depression, anxiety." Whatever

it is. To speak a new language of, "You know what? My life is awesome. My life

rocks." And I've got the power to improve it from here. Both of those are positions.

But until you see it as a choice, it's not. The world that we work in in

psychology tends to be based around feelings and thoughts and beliefs and

relationships. All of which are affected by our previous programming. Most of

which were not even aware of because we just roll with our programming instead

of experiencing our choice. One of the biggest things that psychologists can do

for you is to help you see the processes that

are going on in your own mind clearly enough that you can get back into a

choice position. And determine for yourself. See, I can't tell you how to

think. I don't have that kind of authority. Plus it would just tick you

off anyway. I just want you to see that you are thinking. That thinking has

predictable results on all of your outcomes. Your relationships, your

finances, your health, your mental health, your happiness. Thoughts have

consequences. I and my other colleagues in the industry of psychology want to

help you get out of your own way. Now, I have to add a little disclaimer here.

Because none of the psychologists that I know, including the one on the screen

right now. None of us have this all figured out. We're just fellow human

beings on the planet. What I've discovered however is that

principles determine all of life's outcomes. And there are certain

principles that by virtue of my practice and what I've been able to do here for a

quarter of a century. I have observed that certain principles determine

certain outcomes with happiness, for example. Positivity. You've heard this.

Forever, right? Just think positive. Does that annoy you too? Probably depends on

who's saying it and why. I've figured out through my practice and what all my

clients have taught me used over these years, why? That is absolutely very

literally true. The positivity is a choice in that it matters and that just

think positive, we'll take the just out of that phrase and it's more accurate.

Think positive. How do you do that? There's 2 processes.

Evaluation and creation. I went over that in another video. And in fact, you know

what? I would be happy to share with you my mini book. In fact, you know what? I

would be willing to share with you a free digital copy of my mini book.

Portable Positivity. I'm not trying to sell this to you. What I'm offering here

is an insight into the principles that I have learned through 24 years

of clinical practice where I've figured out how positivity works and how you can

immediately implement it in your life. I wrote it up as a mini book. There's a

model in here that describes 2 processes in your mind. Evaluation and

creation. You can't turn either one off and your imagination drives both of them.

You can get a free digital copy. Just check down in the description for the

link and enjoy. This is what I do in my work is a psychologist. I've been

speaking specifically about what I do as a psychologist. Other psychologists have

different specialties, different areas of practice. I used to for example do child

custody evaluations for the court. Some of the videos here on the channel are

about that. I don't do that kind of work anymore but I share what I've learned in

these videos so that you can benefit from it. I did a doctoral dissertation on

bedwetting. Who knew? I know more about that than you ever want to know. But you

what? If you want to know what I know, go see the videos that I've done on

bedwetting. Different psychologists have different focuses or areas of practice.

And so, how they can help you might differ from how I can help you. Where I

focus on things like positivity and parenting and relationships and

entrepreneurship and productivity in the workplace. See, those are the things that

light me up. Another psychologist might focus on research or on a particular

educational approach that helps to maximize learning or whatever it might

be. It's just like any other field or industry where there are different

subspecialties. Poked around a little bit and see what you can find out about the

particular areas that you're interested in. Or leave me a comment down below, send

me an email. Engage with me in ways that I can help to answer those questions for

you too. I'd be happy to do that. Hey, Live On Purpose family. I am so

impressed that you're still here. That you're listening to the outro for this

video. And because of that, you get a special bonus. Don't tell anybody else.

But down there in the description is a link where you can get a free copy, a

digital copy of mini eBook. Portable Positivity. Check it out in the

description. Thanks for watching.

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we're highly anticipating the scan tomorrow I want to know what the blood

work is I want to know like how I'm responding if I'm responding like I

want to hear that because I feel like that's the first step and then that kind

of like sets the tone for the rest of the stims and then I go back again on

Sunday so we'll see it just goes really fast she's got like 22 follicles I don't

expect to have that many if the seven I have continue I'll be okay with that

I'll be okay with that

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what's that fertility BAM we got to do what lets get those babies ladies hey

Pam how are you today is Thursday November 15th it's crazy I wasn't gonna

vlog today it's like 8 o'clock at night and I debated and then I randomly

watched Phil and Alex Alex and Phil and they did a nighttime vlog and I was like

hey I'm just gonna hop on here because I have a lot on my mind so a couple of

things are happening one it's snowing in New York like not a little bit a lot of

it if you follow me on instagram you saw me out there like I was drenched so

that's happening which I think that's a sign I don't know when I was in school I

had an English look like Community College back home I had an English Lit

teacher Bill riddles Berger who used to say like rain and snow is like

penetrating the earth he always made sexual references which is random

because I knew he had an affair with one of my relatives but that's another story

hopefully he's not alive anymore he was super old back then anyway but the other

penetration so I was thinking like the day that I went in for my scan it was

raining remember like my baseline scan and then it's snowed overnight and so

tomorrow but usually like the snow is all of you you know you've got all the

crops up like even the blueberries and whatnot which are in season right now

you've gotten them up everything is under ground all the work that you've

done is kind of gone underground and I feel like that's what's happening with

my eggs is like all the work you've done they're underground and they are just

waiting for the seasons to change right and so then when spring comes it like

starts going we're speeding it up because of the medication and so spring

is gonna be next week and we'll see how well they grew but I don't know why that

just sort of resonated with me and so yeah that's what I'm going one

I'm making dinner I'm doing regular food as Cheyenne's that I'm doing rosemary

potatoes chicken and the skinny asparagus I don't know if they have like

I've named pencil asparagus I think is what they are I'm doing that she made

fun of me she was like are you doing real potatoes or cauliflower and I was

like no real potatoes are there Road potatoes I'm not doing food restrictions

I was better about my water today I think I got two liters and I would like

to get one more so I was much better today and just gonna do like another

smoothie I think with avocado spinach and like some maca and good fertility

stuff I did workout this morning I got in 30 minutes didn't get in as much as I

wanted I thought today I get to do a long day of exercise like two hours but

I'll do that on Saturday I slept I was tired I told you guys less and I was

tired I went to bed after my shot and I slept probably until I think the first

alarm went off

that's the honking it's there backed up out there I'll show you guys in a second

my personal alarm went off like I think at seven o'clock I didn't actually get

out of bed till 8:00 so and I probably went to bed at 11:30 right after my shot

so I got over eight hours of sleep which is unusual for me but I'm listening to

my body and going with it this is a vessel I've been talking to the babies

I was talking to Genesis earlier where we were texting and he was I told her

you know she was like I see two babies I was like me too

I don't know if they're twins or not because it could just be the two eggs

but I've been talking to them I know their names I have their initials and so

I told her the initials are d DM for both the boy and the girl and she you

know she's crazy she was like I need their initials to be ASAP

and I was like okay we'll work with that but yeah she's getting ready to go on a

cruise so safe travels honey she's already probably back by the time she

this pose but anyway she's out and about and keeping me in good spirits and for

kosha from lifelong commitment the Alexander's have been keeping me in good

spirits so yeah I'm actually not stressed I'm excited now like I don't

know how to explain it um and maybe excitement may not be the

right word I am highly anticipated anticipatory highly anticipating the

scan tomorrow I want to know what the bloodwork is I want to know like how I'm

responding if I'm responding like I'm want to hear that cuz I feel like that's

the first step and then that kind of like sets the tone for the rest of the

stems and then I go back again on Sunday so we'll see I have to get up and do

that and then I'm now I should be on time for my AED CPR training it's the

AED is a defibrillator and then the CPR is I don't know where you resuscitate

which I think is good there's a separate one they do for infants and I'll

probably take another one I took one when Cheyenne was little and but this

one will be like a nice entree back into it if you will I will do that and have

get a certificate in that and then I'll figure out yeah but I'm getting excited

my house is hot mess calm that half of the house is not so bad the table is a

mess and I have a bunch of shredding I want to do I want to get things

organized as I mentioned I'm off next week so I definitely want to get my

bedroom but my closet organized I want to set up a place where I can have the

crib I think I showed you guys occurred before I'm doing like half crammed for

co-sleeping so it will slide up against the bed and basically it just becomes

like an extension on the bed but then it also can slide up against the wall so I

want to have like a little area for that and a little dresser so thinking about

those things talking to the babies and again I don't know if they're coming at

the same time but they're inside of mommy right now and so I'm talking to

them whether they are you know one born and then twelve months later sixteen

months later the second one's born or they're both coming at the same time I

don't know but I know they are both inside of me so I'm talking to them

telling them that I love them and that I'm doing good things to take care of

them and just being connected with my body overall which is nice

I talked to blue earlier he was Gordon play out in the snow and walk around the

park I loved making snow angels I didn't get to do that today because it was

already dark when I got off but hopefully there's still snow and clean

snow on Saturday I want to hang out with him and we can make snow angels I don't

know if I told you guys this when we went to Target I had to get the teething

rings cuz I wanted those for my shots and he kind of rolled his eyes I was

like can't you just use an ice cube and I was like no cuz it's gonna stick to my

skin and anyway we went over there and it was funny because coming out they had

like this little sweater I don't know if it's like a fisherman sweater or it's

some kind of a Shetland sweater I were sweater I don't know anyway they had a

child version and he like stopped and admired it was like oh I have one of

these and as I guess they have cute clothes at Target it was just a cute

moment and I imagined that a baby boy will have one too he's gonna be a sharp

dresser she's gonna be a sharp dresser no matter what so yeah I'm excited

I'm to have the baby here and address the

baby first we can't get the baby on board so I'm really just focused on that

and taking care of myself like I haven't stressed myself when I wanted to sleep I

slept I've been eating really well I've been

exercising so I think we're in good shape

tomorrow I will not get to get up and exercise just because I have to be at

the clinic at 8 o'clock and y'all know I am NOT a morning girl but um I have yoga

tomorrow night and I sent our note that I'm stemming in so I can't do like

anything - bindi at the waist but um like laying and so it's restorative yoga

so she just is gonna pick two poses for us to rest in and she'll modify for me

it's a very small class I know some of you guys asked how come I never take the

camera there's only like 4 of us in the class she does it in her apartment I

can't really film in there and it's kind of like a sacred space like I don't want

to be worried about angles and if it's makes sense to you guys like I just want

to be taken away so that's why I don't ever film in that but anyway I'm going

to do that she'll adjust for me that should be good and then I'm gonna come

home so tonight I'll film the shots tonight I want to talk about that

because someone else had questions about it putting on the ice pack I'll do it

all properly tonight menopur still burned last night someone said to put it

in slower and it wouldn't burn it's still burn it's not crazy it's just

uncomfortable it's not like wow it's just like heat and it's not even heat

like if you bite into a jalapeno that's how you know hotter than you think it's

not even that hot it's just like an a discomfort like a warm liquid stinging

liquid going into your leg so yeah oh and somebody asked me that I did the

unpacking video posted today and someone was asking why is the mini pur in an ice

pack or not in an ice pack menopur is meant to be refrigerated and i

double-check this i went on their website it's meant to be refrigerated or

in a cool dark place but cool dark place temporary I don't have any cool dark

places as a no because it's colder now so the heat is cranking in the apartment

so all of the places dark are not cool if this would have

been earlier in the year um it would have been cooler in here but we're

cranking the heat so I guess in the video it looked like my stuff was not in

an ice chest everything that was in that box was in an ice chest and maybe it's

the way that I edited the video but basically it was an ice chest with a box

on the outside of it and so when I opened the box I just took the lid off

of the ice chest everything in there was a nice I mean even the needle holder the

sterile pads all of that was packed in with ice and so the stuff that was yeah

and it's the rest of it is in the refrigerator the stuff that needed to be

refrigerator isn't the refrigerator so although the Conal F says to inject at

room temperature so I take that one out first and leave it sitting which is why

I inject myself with the menopur first and then the gonal-f

just to give it time to get to room temperature again it's super warm in

here so I'm assuming room temperatures like a normal room and not the hotness

that is my house so yeah that's kind of that on the meds if you guys have any

other questions about the meds let me know down below I'm learning everyday

and my dosage that was another question a question so my dosage is 450 IU of the

gonal-f and then 300 of the menopur so that's why I'm doing two packets of them

in a pure they're 150 each and then 450 so my pins are 900 per pin so I get to

use the pins twice right two times one on one day one on the other to get to

the 900 so that's kind of that with the mags I don't have the instructions yet

on when I use like the doxycycline I still don't have the no.4 I've had a

million conversations with those class today the one pharmacy didn't have it

the second part of C the e script was not going through they wouldn't take it

over the phone they're in Georgia the only other option was a hard copy which

anybody got time for that so we moved it to I called it in and sherry at who was

in charge of like medication prescriptions going out at Columbia said

she would send it to camp Metro which is a New York

fertility pharmacy Metro and the other Z chemist is the one I use she said let's

just send it to both and see if they have it I called Z chemists and they go

through a vendor they ordered and she looked it up in her system and she said

two of the vendors don't have it one of them does I need two of them because I

need to get to ten thousand and the way that no Burrell is packaged it's one

package has five thousand so you need two and those are intramuscular because

I was like I have autotrol but the average ro is subcutaneous so that's the

one shot that's gonna have to go in my butt buttocks through the muscle which

I'm a little scared to do that one so I'm gonna have to look at some videos I

know I've seen you badass ladies do it I just got a I got a look at it I believe

one of those intramuscular shots is what butterfly poet injected herself with

what the blood came out and I'm that's freaking me out but I'm gonna try to aim

for the top and then a lot of you guys had said why don't you go and have blue

do your injections every night no first of all we don't live in the

same residence as you know getting up there and back every night would just be

crazy now it has to be around the same time I'm doing it at 11:30 because that

made sense for my schedule so to trek up there to get a shot and check back to

get a shot at 11:30 and come back home that just doesn't really make sense and

no offense to all the ladies who have happy husbands who are injecting

medicines that would just be nerve-racking for me quite frankly to do

it every night I see the men doing it and they're like kind of shaking and

fumbling especially like the first time my anxiety is too high for me to do that

like I would forget my own what I have control over is myself and that gives me

a little bit of anxiety but not as much it's same thing like even with driving a

car if I'm driving I'm fine if someone else is driving it freaks me out I want

to be the one in control so it's just easier for me to do it like I see some

of these videos in the men their hands are shaking and they're like I just like

no mm not gonna do it I'm not gonna do it and the injection part is not hard

it's the mixing I think that's a little more nerve-wracking as I do it

I get a little more comfortable each time but the the injection some I'm

gonna do those myself let's see if we can come over cuz I said I take you to

the window it's dark out now can you guys see that so those are all the cars

that are backed up which is why I'm sure you've heard the honking oh there's a

lot of light coming in there we go see that they're all I mean it didn't snow a

little bit it's not a lot look at the inches on the top of those cars but that

traffic is bad it's been there since I came home and they're just like hooking

and doing all sorts of tomfoolery but yeah all right no New York so yeah

that's kind of what's going on I am gonna I have the oven on Saul right now

I just looked at myself because I was trying to look at the light no I'm

distracted I have the oven on for the potatoes I'm going to go and get that

started and then I'll see if I can drag Triana and we can have dinner with you

guys and chat up a little bit I'm curious as to her thoughts on this

process and maybe she'll share some of that with you guys as well she's seen me

do the injections or you guys saw that video but yeah I don't know you guys now

it feels like it's going to super fast I thought I was gonna get to be psycho

buddies with someone with June 1 of the famine ected on Instagram but she was

like three days ahead of me and she's already gone in first I can scan like

she they think you should they're tricking her on Sunday and I haven't

even gone in for my second ultrasound so it just goes really fast

she's got like 22 follicles I don't expect to have that many if the seven I

have continue I'll be okay with that I'll be okay with that and you know I

know it goes down so if I have seven and then how many will actually fertilize

then how many will get today three how many will get today five do you guys

know about that because I've been reading about that the doctor mentioned

it a little bit when she was talking about the FE T but it may not fertilize

even though we're doing it C may not fertilize so that's the first step well

first is the eggs have to come out there have to be follicles that's one eggs in

the follicles ovum there have to be ovum in the follicles then they've got to get

them out then they only want to see the ones that are mature they try to gauge

how many are going to be mature by the e2 right so if I have seven we'll say

seven times 150 where's my phone we'll do this now I'm just gonna do the

calculator really fast so if I have seven seven times 150 we want the e two

to be about 150 per Fawley that means at the end of it all I should

have e to that is 1050 during that time they will also monitor the size so they

want it to be between 18 and 20 that's what we were talking about before not

having one that's too dominant or becoming a dominant follicle if that one

starts to grow out first and it's like a 22 they're going to have to trigger me

because that one is going to below their Shabo it's gonna break through the

follicles I don't know why that I keep saying that guys there she blows anyway

it's gonna break through and that's when ovulation happens and so it puts

everything else at risk so to try to reduce that risk mitigate that risk if

it started to get that big they will have me trigger and they will schedule

the retrieval so it's all kind of a dance at this point we want to keep them

between 18 and 20 we want to check the e2 so that it's about 150 per follicle

because that indicates there is a mature ovum inside of there and then timing it

all out remember when nurse Christina said so that they don't get ahead of

each other so they all are about the same they

you want them all to kind of rise together and so it's going to be a

matter of tomorrow how are the seven growing are they about the same size or

is one taking the lead and taking over what does the e2 look like does it

indicate that there are actually ovum's in there that are developing because you

could have some that are not developing that will not be mature etc so then once

we get to that place we're gonna take them out and they're gonna analyze them

to see if they are mature of the ones that are mature so saying you know in a

case I'm not gonna use my numbers because I'm not gonna speak any

negativity into existence potentially so let's just say there's someone who has

30 eggs retrieved this young 27 year old woman who you know has got everything

going maybe she doesn't have her tubes or something's happening but she's got

30 eggs released 30 eggs retrieved they look at them all and let's say only 20

are mature so that's 10 that are gone because they're not mature so they're

not in the running anymore we've got 20 now they fertilize them let's just say

they're doing it see they can do XE is intracytoplasmic something it's where

they take one sperm one great-looking sperm and injects it into one of them

which is what they're going to do with me the other one is they put all of the

eggs and a lot of the sperm in a dish and they let them go at it and let the

sperm try to penetrate it on its own because I'm older XE is good because

it's going to help break through the pellet Kunda I think I'm saying that

right I'll insert the word down here it's Pelican dope Ella kudi anyway the

outer shell of the ovum it's gonna help it break through it's thicker as we get

older which makes it harder to fertilize right so they're gonna help out they're

gonna the embryologist is gonna break through with that one great looking

sperm it doesn't mean it will fertilize so but it gives it a better chance so

then they wait to confirm fertilization fertilization is that those two separate

entities have now come one one all of our chromosomes all

of my chromosomes and all of the donor chromosomes all together and have

created honking horns now I have created a new human being that is where divinity

comes in right whatever your beliefs are something divine has happened for those

two to unite and become something new so now they're going to give you a

fertilization report so where were we 20 we had 20 so we put them in the dish do

the EXCI let's just say all but to fertilize so now we have 18 18

fertilized eggs which are now the embryologist and everyone else is going

to call them embryos there's a very technical reason why they're not yet

embryos but you'll see it in a community that call them embryos they call them in

babies they're called there is a developmental stage when they

technically scientifically become embryos but for the sake of our

conversation their embryos now so we've got 18 embryos they want to watch them

grow they have to divide at a certain rate and so they look at them again

they're gonna let them rest you don't want to touch them too much so the the

standard is to look at them at day 3 which is why you'll hear like day 3

they'll say day 3 blesses us it's not technically a blastocyst yet it usually

doesn't become a blastocyst till day 5 it's really a morula at this point but

you want to see that division and this is happening the same as in your own

body if you're not doing IVF when it gets fertilized it's dividing it's not

even in the uterus yet which is why you normally shouldn't test until at 6 days

after you

honk down your horn I don't know why they that's a New York thing in

California we don't do that that car is not going anywhere there's no need to

keep honking like that anyway in your own body

it's fertilized and during the same thing that's when it's traveling down

the fallopian tube and into the uterus those first six days after ovulation

they're it's nowhere near the uterus which is why in this case scientifically

they've put it outside so what would be happening in my fallopian tubes are now

happening in this petri dish in the lab they fertilized we've gotten to day

three let's say two more did not make it in our scenario so now we have 16:16

left we're watching them we're hoping praying they're gonna leave them alone

for another two days they will come back on day five and look to see how many

blastocysts are there let's not speak anything negative into existence and say

all sixteen are there all sixteen are there and they're fine at some point

they've done some sort of grading told me what it is was it what it isn't what

you know they looked at the outside they look at the appearance the grading is

all based on how they look because we're not dissecting anything we're not taking

it apart so we can't analyze like how many chromosomes none of that's being

done it's all like them looking through a microscope how fluffy it is how the

exterior looks how its separated how it's not separated now keep in mind what

they're seeing in the dish part of that will become the baby part of that will

become the placenta which is why the PGS testing is controversial because you

don't know when you take those cells if it's the placenta or the baby and it has

been shown that those tests and actually they're not even called tests they're

screening it's called PG as pre genetic screening and as with any screening

there is a large opportunity for failure it's just like when you do if you do

screenings in pregnancy to see if there's a likelihood for Down syndrome

or etc it's not as conclusive as if you do a test write a screening is just to

rule out based on oh how do I explain that based

on very general concepts let's just say it that way keep it moving

based on very general concept they're screening in they're screening out and

saying move forward or not based on that they will tell you you know based on

what we've taken the screening results are and they've taken a cell out of an

entity that has five cells or six cells or eight cells thereabouts and they

can't tell if that cell is the baby or the placenta as I said so that's why I'm

not doing PG assessing among other things I just want my baby back inside

of me I also want them to stop honking but that's probably not gonna happen

um let's go into the kitchen and see what I can do what's this oven and what

I got going on although I'm not well lit every way okay we're in the kitchen I

did the dishes earlier so they're drying over here I'm going to that's hot

because the oven is on I'm gonna put the potatoes in and mix them up for the

rosemary not a good idea to do that with one hand but oh whoa we're down to

sixteen they look great and figured out the great we're gonna put placements of

them back in the uterus based on these grades again grades are all visual here

are those asparagus can you see that light those are like the skinny ones I'm

gonna do those in a pan right after I do the potatoes I'm gonna start the

potatoes and I'll do the chicken and the

asparagus and potatoes I've got the rosemary come back I'll come back to

that so we've got 16 we'll pick the best ones based on this external criteria

that's visual grading and then we'll figure out to put them in or not like

that's best case scenario there are obviously scenarios where

there are no eggs there are scenarios where they don't fertilize there are

scenarios where they fertilize they don't grow scenarios where there are

eggs they fertilize they grow they stop growing they don't make it to day five

they all of those things happen they make it to day five they put them back

they don't grow so there's a lot that can happen between now and then I'm

trying not to be overwhelmed crazy or consumed easier said than done

it's hard because I understand the risk I understand the realities there's so

many people hitting me up in DMS on Instagram it's crazy

I don't think sometimes people realize how their words can cause anxiety so I

try to take it in stride because I think they're coming from a good place with

like there's a couple of people who are hitting me up hard about donor eggs I'm

like they wish they would have listened and I don't know if they're venting

sharing reminiscing or if they're inferring that I should do that wow I

see Pat Knight is I've said this a million times I have to do what will

make me continue to be a woman with no regrets right I will regret it always if

I don't try this if I don't try with my own eggs I will regret it

and so I'm going to do it I'm not gonna have a situation uh I should've would've

could've either way I should have would have could have listened to the doctor

my first re and just done donor eggs I'm not gonna have a situation was I could

have would have should have tried with my own eggs and I didn't I'm going to do

what feels comfortable I am doing what feels comfortable for me I don't judge

anyone for what they choose for themselves I don't and so I hope the

ladies who are sharing this not projecting onto me I hope they're

not productive never me I hope they're just sharing what their experience is

but it does make me a little anxious to hear it over and over again and to see

other ladies who are not having successful egg retrievals or who are who

are not yielding as many as I thought etc etc however that's not in my control

it's something I can change it so there's nothing I can do I've done

everything I can to prepare myself I fully believe like losing the weight

helped lower my FSH like beyond the patch beyond everything else that was a

lowest FSH I've had to date 5.5 was amazing the lowest I had before that was

7.7 and that was after a month of like working my butt off but I did remember

my weight was lower than and so the weight that I am now is the weight that

I was when I had that low or FSH so I think that played a factor into it I

feel like I've eaten really well especially the last 60 days I have done

exercise like I am in the best fertility shape of my life and so we'll see again

there's divinity involved and so I pray I stay on my knees I am like let God's

will be done and I know so many of you are praying for me and with me I'm also

praying for you and with you I thank you so much I love you guys so much I don't

know if I've said that recently so much this would be a much lonelier scarier

journey without you so thank you for rocking with me thank you for sharing

your stories with me as well all right let me get this chicken going I don't

want to be up all night I will see if I can get shy and come and have dinner

with all of us and we'll talk to her for a little bit and then we'll do my shots

I will be off to bed bye ladies

you

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what is a good mechanical keyboard to buy on Amazon? - Duration: 7:45.

keyboards and mice changed the way we interacted with computers if you think

using those keyboards are an archaic and old-school way of computing then these

keyboards that made our top three lists will make you think again for the Mac

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this latest tactile pro model brings tighter integration with Mac OS X just

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speaking of customization every key on this beast is individually programmable

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WHAT HAPPENS at the live event for The Online Course? A PEEK INSIDE!! VLOG 171 - Duration: 12:08.

- [Man] We've got some fresh new young talent

doing some things that I know you haven't heard before.

- [Man] One, two, three!

Listen.

(upbeat jazzy electronic music)

- Good morning, vlog.

We're on our way to DARETOGROW,

the live experience for The Online Course.

I am psyched!

(relaxing electronic music)

(beeping)

I've got butterflies.

I have done this before,

but you're still allowed to get butterflies.

Well, well, well, who do we have here?

You're shaking with excitement.

I love it.

We've literally just arrived.

There's probably about five, six people here already.

Oh, I'm so excited.

Like, you guys know if you've been following

DARETOGROW the vlog, this is my dream.

To stand here, look at this, we're all set up.

I have no idea how many people are coming.

Because if you don't know,

I've said if you don't know,

I'm super excited.

If you don't know, I run this big online course,

and I do it twice a year.

I'm out of breath from running up the stairs.

And as part of the course, you come for free

to a two-day live event in Manchester

for the chance to meet me, meet Alice if she's around.

She normally comes to all the events.

And meet everybody on the course,

because an online course is mint.

I'm a massive fan.

Mint.

But when you couple an online course

with meeting these people in person

who you're changing your life alongside,

you're watching them do their lives,

you're watching them on the journeys,

friendships are made here.

Like, actual long-lasting friendships.

So this is the room all set up.

10 people might turn up, 30, I don't know.

(soothing instrumental music)

So before we even get set up,

we're going to get a quick photo for social media,

because this is the perfect opportunity

to tell people about what we're up to

and share in the positive vibes today,

'cause we are hyper.

- [Woman] I'm actually thinking you might be best on here.

(camera shutter)

♪ Woke up this morning and rubbed my eyes ♪

- Completely random poses, you never know.

(upbeat electronic music)

Yeah.

I know what I'm saying.

Yeah, oh I've got a plan of what I'm going to do,

but I used to have scripts and everything,

and I'd memorize it.

Alright, tell Louise.

Go on, how you tell me.

(murmuring)

- [Woman] So then you're going to stand, like, here.

(murmuring)

- Alice has recruited Louise to get a picture of us,

but Louise doesn't get half as much instruction

as I get when we're taking photos.

Because Louise is good, you said,

and I'm not (murmuring).

Ooh, you look good.

- [Woman] So can I get (murmuring)?

- Yeah, wherever you like.

You tell me.

It's your photo.

- [Woman] Yeah (murmuring).

Put your feet in.

Come on, girls.

Work this camera.

(upbeat electronic music)

- Who here is afraid of public speaking?

Is anyone afraid of public speaking?

Put your hand up.

Who's terrified of public speaking?

Who's terrified?

Louise?

Yeah.

Great.

Both of you come to the front right now.

(audience laughing)

(audience cheering)

(upbeat electronic music)

That is a wrap.

So we've been going all day long

from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

And today just been thinking about vision.

Where do you want to be 12 months from today?

Did a guided visualization,

and everybody's left absolutely floating on cloud nine.

But because running an event is such a buzz

and you're so in your head,

there's nothing we can do tonight but go to the cinema.

So going to go watch Bohemian Rhapsody,

have some food, switch off,

and get ready for day two, marketing.

(relaxing instrumental music)

(murmuring)

- This is fun.

- This is fun, hey.

Did we swap sides?

I feel like (murmuring).

(laughing)

- [Woman] We should've planned it.

- So let me just give you a bit of context

as to why we've done this.

So me and Alice, actually, we are independent.

We have our own businesses.

We make our own money.

We pay for our own things.

People think when they see Alice

that I'm in The Be Platform,

and people think that Alice is in DARETOGROW,

but it's very independent.

And Alice's approach to business

and life is so different to mine, you wouldn't believe.

And it's incredible the conversations we get to have

about life, business, marketing because of it.

So just as an example,

my whole strategy is vlogging.

Huge for me.

Building an online course.

Huge for me.

Alice has retreats, she does one-to-one coaching,

she does mentoring, all sorts of different things.

She does moving parties.

Very, very different.

So I thought, for some of you in the room

who are following Alice or know what she's up to,

you might want to ask her questions directly.

(upbeat electronic music)

- I really believe that when you're surrounded

by the right people that you naturally will just

blossom into all you were born to be.

Even today you're probably noticing

how much easier it is for you all to just

feel confident to take that next step.

So with the retreats, it's really about creating

an environment where women feel safe to be themselves.

And then once you've had that experience,

like even today you might be having it,

once you have that experience,

you can't help but go and find it in your everyday life

because it's such a gorgeous, addictive feeling,

that it's like, wow, that's possible.

I can live a life surrounded by a community

that wants me to grow into all I was born to be.

So with the retreats it's just giving people that experience

and obviously we do meditation, we do Kundalini.

Some people here have been to the retreats.

We do lots of dancing and gratitude things.

But the main thing is creating

an environment that's almost addictive.

So the last retreat some people went,

people were crying because they didn't want to go home.

They'd experienced what it felt like

to be surrounded by incredible--

- [Woman] That's a surprise.

(laughing)

- But for the first time, they were like,

wow, they could just be themselves.

They could step up into living their purpose.

But once you've tasted that, you won't go back.

You won't compromise, because life is so good

when you get to experience your truth.

And so, whether people know that about my retreats,

although I advertise (murmuring)

but that is my purpose behind doing it, yeah.

(murmuring)

- [Woman] Yeah, I'm going to book.

(laughing)

I'm in!

(upbeat electronic music)

- I'd probably say your clients are going to come to you

because you live a good life

and you've got results.

So like, a lot of my clients come to me

because they want to run their own business.

They want to run retreats.

They want to run women's groups.

They want to have their own online program.

And so our job as coaches,

we can only help our clients grow

as much as we grow ourselves.

So if you've never, for example, for me,

if I've never sold out a retreat,

I'm never going to get the type of person

who wants to step up

and sell out a retreat,

so it's thinking about how can I step up

so that I'm attracting a higher quality of client?

And I with coaching, you can actually attract people

who want what you've got really.

And it's like with you, you'll be drawn to coaches.

You know, you're probably drawn to Lisa

because she runs an online program

or she's got the marketing skills.

You're not just here for fun.

There's something about Lisa's life that appeals to you--

- It's my hair.

(laughing)

- It could be your hair.

But, you know, I mean, there's a reason why.

I'm not going to attract someone who wants

maybe an accountancy business,

or they want to walk horses or whatever.

That's so random; I don't know where that came from.

But attract people who want to build retreats,

or they want to run some sort of events.

- But loads of people join DARETOGROW

and then go into Alice's retreats, or join (murmuring),

and I think lots of people are on both of our programs

and some people tell me things about Alice.

I'm like, where did you find that?

How do you know that?

But just to add a bit of context

to what you were saying before,

like, with Alice and what she's done,

and her qualifications and everything,

and even with me, what I've done,

in sharing content to others (murmuring)

there's a huge part of her life and business--

- [Woman] That's hilarious.

- Yeah.

And it's hilarious because it's fun, it's easy to read.

It's like, by showing you what she's done,

she's showing you the methodology

of how she overcame certain things,

and you don't need to say to anybody.

So for any of you with qualifications,

you don't need to say you've got that qualification.

And if you don't have it,

you don't need to say you do.

Just show people what you know,

and that's where the whole thing about

helping people have a mini-transformation,

that is the proof that person needs.

So you said it doesn't matter what qualifications I've got.

I want in 'cause I've already given you something

where you're like, ooh, cool, what else?

(upbeat electronic music)

- [Woman] Oh, there we go.

- [Woman] There we go!

- [Woman] Okay, ready?

One, two, three! (murmuring)

(crowd cheering)

(upbeat electronic music)

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Cycling Training #3. What You'll Learn After Your First 10 Bicycle Rides. - Duration: 14:31.

We've got the see, let's take a swim!

Nice clothing, ha?

Can I do it, wearing a helmet?

Hey, I forgot I'm wearing a helmet.

OK, let's do it!

And then we hit the road again.

This is it!

The sea, I don't know why...

...but the Baltic Sea will always be the only one for me.

Expensive, cold...

But it's ours.

Awesome!

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What to do when your OP isn't what you expected. - Duration: 1:41.

If your child hasn't gotten the OP that they need to get into their dream

program it's not the end of the world they don't need to panic, they just need

to do some work to prepare on the alternate pathways that they can use to

get into those dream programs. Don't be scared of making the wrong choice

just enter into your first year doing whatever you think you might like, once

you get into the university it makes it a lot easier for you to be able to

transfer. If your student hasn't finished high school and is looking at entering

into university after a year or a couple of years break there's a couple of different options for them.

Rosi left year twelve without finishing she

was in her final semester but she has now made the decision that she does want

to pursue study and she has now sat the test for tertiary entrance Queensland.

They could explore a tertiary preparation program or a tertiary

preparation pathway through organisations like UQ College all the

way through to attending TAFE and undertaking part or a whole certificate

course and then using those results and that educational experience to move into the university space.

During Jack's course admissions and selection process

we had a minor hiccup which was unfortunate but the great thing was one

phone call to the faculty and they were onto it straightaway and we had an

outcome and a resolution within seven days my of first phone call.

So what we encourage is for you to get in touch if you're unsure about your QTAC

preferences and where your dream program should sit, get in touch with the

university and we can help you through that process.

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[Level Rewards Review 2018] What Is Level Rewards? - Duration: 15:38.

Hey guys, Rigo here with a-level rewards video

We're also going to be going over what is level

rewards and and well I'm just gonna be talking about how how they how you can make money with level rewards you know how

How they give you money what it is you?

know it's it's it's not very complicated guys, but it's a little bit of a different way of making money online and

it could be you know it could come it could come in handy to people who

we don't have money to get started to have a little bit of money to get started you know if you want to just kind level rewards review

of invest a little bit or or there's ways to not invest anything at all

But the investment you know we're talking about like $1 sometimes with certain offers so

It's basically just for someone who for people who don't have a lot to invest or don't have anything to invest at all

You know just to kind of get you guys started on making money on learning how to market

on you know it's just kind of a kind of like a side hustle you can do you know

So but it's a great way to make some money on the side level rewards review

it's you know it's a great way to make some money on the side so you can invest that into another business you know and

scale that business so it's it or you know if you need some bills that need to get paid you know by

you know you need some bills or you need some Christmas gifts for for Christmas

You know it's just it's it's a good way to make some extra cash on the side guys so

So what is it what is level rewards?

well level rewards

Basically has these offers from let's go ahead and hit over to the offers here level rewards review 2018

Offers from a fortune 500 companies from huge companies here Dropbox is like a billion dollar

Billion dollar company but yeah so there's different offers guys big companies

Will pay you

To to get leads for them so just again leads there there doesn't need to be a sale

So you don't need to make a sale here

You can try out an offer and you keep it for 70% to 90%

of the time if you don't keep it that long then you won't

It won't you won't get credited the offer guys so don't if you try if you're trying out an offer

don't cancel it right away wait I let at least you know like level rewards 2018

70% to 90% of the trial so if you know if you're you got a 10 day trial to whatever offer you choose to do

stick with it like seven to nine days you know

Make it probably eight would be a little bit better stick to it eight days and then you can cancel if you want you know

we're not level rewards isn't telling anyone to

to try to an offer and counsel if you enjoy it keep it you know trying out what I I

did this offer click your scores and I checked out my credit score you know which was very cool I think

Yeah this is free guys

Yeah, because I remember one offer cost one dollar and then that was it and then I cancelled it and it was just one dollar

But this one it's just free so I guess it's free

cost one dollar one dollar

Free no card required some of these

Will require a bank card guys so you know don't freak out about it these are big companies

They're not giving away your information to anyone level rewards 2018

So but this one doesn't even need a card here so you can try that one out so that's what I mean

And sometimes they might I already have I'm not I already I'm on like a level ten

I think so and I'll go over that right now over the different levels and stuff so you know just be patient but um

Some of these you will need to be at least on level one so you can so you can do the the free

No card required ones some of them might it just it all depends guys

Some of them require you some of them doesn't matter you're not on any level you can just do them I

believe that's the way it used to be I don't know if things have changed like I mentioned I haven't

promoted this in a while but

Guys, it's not hard like I mentioned you know a dollar most people have a toddler too you know it's just you know buying

An Arizona I see you know just don't buy one next time you have stolen there's your dollar

I'll be a guy's some of these offers are free others you know cost money but you know that depends it's up to you you

can check them out yourself and decide what you want to do

So, what do I mean by levels so level rewards right

Actually did I I don't think I finished mentioning AAB yes so some so big companies out there

will

Give you a commission for just

Just getting a lead so level rewards that's what basically what they do they they you know they work with all these

huge

companies and then they

they get offers from these huge companies and

They're basically giving us the offers and then when we try them

You know that we try them or keep them that's you know up to the individual

but they get paid money from the companies to get us to do office for them

So they get paid money and then when we offer you know get other people to try these offers for them what is level rewards

Then level rewards will give us a percentage of that money

So that's basically how it works guys, that's how they can

That's how level rewards will send you money

without like a commission being made or without with a free offer you know you don't you don't pay any money and then and

Then you get someone else and that person doesn't pay any money either but level

Rewards can give you money can give you a commission even though there wasn't a cellmate at all guys

So that's what's really great about level rewards there doesn't need to be a cellmate and you're still gonna get paid

Which is awesome guys because I know some people don't like to sell they have a hard time closing a sale but here

You don't really necessarily need to make a sale you guys can just share offers and then you know let people know that oh well

You know you don't have to you just have to try out an offer you don't have to buy anything you know there's if you what is level rewards

Want to try it or an offer or you see something I bought a domain through level rewards through GoDaddy you know

And that's just something that I needed but I got I got to I

Got to try out that offer do it and I got some points for it. So let's let's go ahead and head to the

overall we're already here um

to the points to the point system here so I am on level 10 which means

that I have basically

one point

equals a five dollar Commission that you

can make from someone

So one point and all these different offers so these are the offers that I have like I mentioned I did Go Daddy

So all these different offers are worth different amounts of points

so click your scores, that's what I told you guys about that I did

click your score I did that offer and

I got 2 points for it right so each point equals 5 dollars if you get someone to

to

make to do an offer

Whatever point that offer is worth that's how much of a commission you will make that's how much money level rewards will send you and

by the way they can send you to a PayPal account to your bank account or to an Amazon Amazon gift card

So yeah guys I hope I'm not making this too, confusing but it's very very simple if you guys if you guys

created crea why join level rewards

Try out an offer like I mentioned I tried out all of these offers right I tried out all of these offers

So I am at level 10 if you add all of these up. I am at level 10

So, I have 10 credits here you guys can see I can make

$5 for every single credit there so I can currently earn up to

$50 per referral why is it per referral because it's up to the referral

what level they reach so if they only reach to level 5

they can only make

$25 per referral per person they refer so let's say that I'm on level on level ten right and

Then I refer someone and that person gets up to level 15 I

can only make a commission up to level 10

He level levels 11 12 13 14 15 all those levels all those commissions I won't get because I'm not at that level right

So you miss out on those commissions guys you'll be missing on

15 dollars I

Would be missing out on 15 dollars because each level is five dollars

Five times no I would be missing missing out on twenty five dollars actually because each each point is five dollars

So that's five points five times five equals 25

I know this sounds a bit confusing guys but it really isn't it's not it's very simple each point is worth

Each point is worth five dollars so

like I mentioned on my level 10

each one is worth $5 so I can earn up to

$50 per referral

so each

Person that I refer into the program

That starts trying out offers you know they want to try it offers they want to make some money I

can make only up to

$50 because I'm on level 10 if they go past that then I don't receive those commissions and they go on to level

15 and 20 I won't make I will make my Commission only up to level 10

after that I don't get the Commission guys

So that's why it's important to to try out offered yourself you know get up to level 5 if you want before you start promoting

to other people get up to level 5 at least that's what they recommend you get up to level 5 and

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You won't make any Commission guys if you're on level 5 then at least you can make twenty five dollars from each person you refer

Right, because you get on level five times five dollars each point it's 25 dollars so

So yeah that's very important. That you join level rewards and you level up as soon as

you join level rewards go through the offers page again like I mentioned um

it's very why join level rewards

It's simple guys you just you know it's you just go to the offers section you give you first of all you create your account

you go to the offer section and then and

Then you just see whatever you like you know there's anything you're interested in you know check it out

It's just big big companies like I mentioned most of them will need a bank card so

You know just be aware of that so there's a bunch a bunch of offers here guys

whatever you want you know you choose whatever you like

so

So yeah guys, that's pretty

much it that's what level rewards is I'll make another video on how I made the money that I have made which is

thirty-five dollars but I made it with

You know little to no effort very easy I'll show you guys how I did it in another video

Because this video is already too long and it's probably gonna take me a little bit it's not hard to explain but I

tend to go on in HoN guys so

So yeah it's pretty there's pretty much what level rewards is you

Can make and you know there's people making a lot more than I did I've made $35 but I haven't really promoted it at all

So that's that it's it's very simple guys you just have to know you know

Some days some things that you should be doing so and then there's training by the way there's training let me see if I can

Get down here there's some training here they provide these these uh

Landing pages for you so you can send these to people you

want to refer and then they can create their account and they'll get credit credited to your account

So let's see this is the well let's just wait for it to load here a little bit

So this is the sales page it's very cool it's free you

Know sometimes you have to pay for these things but this one level reward provides two different ones to you for free

So this video goes over basically what level rewards is and you know just kind of showing you

How it works?

It talks about level rewards you can register here

You there's a support group you can use and everyone shows them payment proof

Sub level no more worth paying them when, when I've gotten received my payments may come in like less than an hour guys

they're really fast straight to my PayPal account so they're really really fast why join level rewards

So you can join the Facebook support group here the training side here there's even a training set

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you know get some

valuable training and how do you know how to work level rewards

More income proofs or just people getting paid

more income proof here you know here Lauren so Hoffman to two thousand seven hundred dollars two thousand four hundred to Shelley and

People are posting their payment proof all the time on the Facebook group guys so you can you can join

You just go through this page of two thousand and thousand learning people making you know money every day

21. June 21 22 23 24 just as you guys can see it's a very very cool

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It's you know it's all about offers like I talked about that you know I think already I think you guys get the picture

But it's a different way of making money online

there doesn't need much of

an investment

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hundreds thousands it just depends on the work that you put in guys

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In my other businesses so this is kind of my answer to that, okay?

Well you know let's see you

Can make some money with this you know even if you don't have a lot of money. So so that's what it is

I'll be making some more videos on

What rewards guys that's you know time goes on level rewards review

so if you guys want more information I should have a playlist from a while back that I'll be adding this video to

So you guys can check out more information on

Level rewards there so that's pretty much it guys I'll leave

My link below you guys can create your free account with level rewards by the way another cool thing that's free

another cool

Thing with level rewards is that it's 100% free so

You guys can create your free account and check it out you know check out all the offers and yeah

pretty simple guys you guys have any questions I'm gonna leave my facebook link my email

my link to level rewards to create your free account and

It's pretty much it thank you for watching my level rewards review video and I will see you in the next one bye Road

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What does 'undetectable' mean? - Duration: 3:05.

Undetectable equals untransmittable.

It's the idea that has changed the world of sexual safety.

We now have tons of evidence to

show that people who take antiretroviral

medications can reduce the

amount of HIV in their blood to the

point that they can't transmit the virus.

It's one of the most important changes in

years in the fight against HIV and AIDS.

What does undetectable really mean?

The number of copies of HIV in a millilitre

of blood is what's called a viral load.

When taken properly, antiretroviral meds

reduce that viral load.

A low enough number means

you can't transmit HIV to anyone else.

How do we know that?

Researchers in Europe followed

almost 1,000 serodiscordant couples.

That means one of the partners

was HIV-positive and the other negative.

They looked for couples who didn't use condoms

and where the positive partner was taking

medication to suppress HIV.

The results were clear.

Not one person contracted

HIV from their positive partner

over the four-year study.

A follow-up study focusing on male

same-sex couples was just published in July.

It had the same results: undetectable

means untransmittable.

So let's back up.

What is undetectable?

First of all,

what we call undetectable is actually detectable.

Back in the '80s and '90s,

HIV viral load tests weren't nearly as good as they are now.

They needed hundreds or thousands of copies of HIV

in each millilitre of blood to show a positive result.

New HIV tests can show a positive result

with as few as 20 copies per millilitre.

So back then undetectable

meant something totally different

than what it does now.

But the name stuck.

After six months on antiretrovirals

most people will have a viral load of less than 50.

For the sake of clarity, most scientists now describe that level as

undetectable even though it's actually detectable.

So is taking antiretrovirals the same as being undetectable?

Usually, but not always.

Modern antiretrovirals are very effective,

but they don't work for everyone.

That could be because they're dealing with other health complications,

they experience serious side effects

or they can't access healthcare regularly.

Many people also deal with social barriers.

There's some troubling research that shows

less viral suppression among Indigenous

people in Canada compared to other people taking antiretrovirals.

Because of all that, the best bet

is six months on antiretrovirals

and then regular testing to make sure

you have an undetectable viral load.

So, is undetectable really equal to

untransmittable?

The short answer is yes,

but what's most important is that

everyone has access to regular testing

and medical care.

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What Are The Principles Of Effective Communication? - Duration: 11:48.

So, if you ever experience a situation where you just cannot communicate with a

person that's important to you in your life. Either they don't understand you or

you don't understand them. Today we're going to talk about what are the

principles of effective communication.

You know, one of the most frustrating things that a person can experience is

when you have something important that you're trying to communicate to somebody

else and they just don't get it. They don't see it the way that you see it.

Have you had that experience where you've had an idea or you learn

something new and you're excited about it. And you want to go share it with

somebody else. And they just don't see it. They don't feel the same way that you do.

I remember one of the first times that this kind of really dawned on me and hit

me about one of the principles I'm going to teach today is when we were starting

our residential treatment program. We had to get approval from the city in order

to meet code, the the city had to approve a residential treatment center within

the boundaries of the city. Well, I was really excited about opening our

treatment center and I saw this Center as being a benefit not only to the girls

and the families that would come to our program but that it would be a benefit

to the community as well. This was in 2008. The economy was struggling and I

knew that we would be able to provide jobs for people in the community. And the

things that we would be teaching our students would also be things that would

benefit the lives of our staff who would be working with us. And so, all I could

see in my mind was win-win-win for this. And so, I went to the City

Council, presented our idea to them and I was so frustrated and disappointed when

members of the City Council did not want this residential treatment center in

their town. And they had all of these reasons for not wanting it. And I

remember coming out of that meeting being angry and being frustrated because

the other people couldn't see what I could see. And then it dawned on me.

It really isn't or wasn't their responsibility to see things the way

that I saw them. In their mind they had their own beliefs, their own mindset of

what they thought was the best thing for the community and they saw what I was

offering is something that would be something negative to the community. But

I realized then that it was my responsibility to figure out how to

communicate to them what I saw and in the way that I understood it. It wasn't

their responsibility to understand me. It's my... It was my responsibility

to figure out how to communicate effectively with them. So, with that, there

are 2 parts of communication. There's the sending of the information

and then there's the receiving of the information. It's pretty simple and yet

there is so much miscommunication that goes on in our lives. I'm sure you've

experienced situations where you thought that you were on the same page with

somebody else, you had had a conversation a discussion about something. Came away

with an agreement or perceived understanding only to find out later

that both of you understood what you had talked about in a different way. And the

outcome was not what you thought that it was going to be. One of the reasons for

that is in communication, we tend to rely very heavily on the words that we use

and yet our words, really only make up about 7% of all of our communication. All

of the rest of the communication is made up of body language, our tone of voice

and all of those other things that come into it's also affected by our own

filters. So, depending on the place that you're at and what's going on in your

mind, you may be in a negative State. And therefore, everything that you hear is

going to be filtered through that negative filter. And so, I might be in a

positive State and my filter is totally different than yours. So, I may be using

words that mean one thing to me but they mean something else to you. So there's so

many different things that affect the words that we use and that communication

going back and forth. So, one really simple technique that you can use when

you're wanting to communicate an idea to somebody else is just to make sure that

they understand exactly what it is that you're trying to communicate with them.

So instead of just assuming that they understand what I said and just moving

on, after I've made a statement or explained my point of view, the best

thing that I can do is check in with them and I can say, "So, share with me what

it is that you heard me say. Or will you tell me what you heard me say? Or what is

your understanding of what I just expressed to you?" That then gives the

person an opportunity in their own words to share back with me what I just shared

with them. And that gives me an opportunity to make sure that they understood it in

exactly the way that I was trying to present it. If not, then it gives me the

opportunity to clarify and then ask again. And that back and

forth can happen until there's a clear agreement on both sides of what was

stated and what was being communicated. Now, if I'm on the receiving end of

communication, the same thing occurs, right? That I think that I understood

what the person was saying and often times, that I misunderstood with that. And

so, one of Stephen Covey 7 Habits of Highly Effective People is... And this

is one of the tools that helps improve relationships is seek first to

understand then to be understood. So, oftentimes in conversations, we're so

busy trying to get the other person to see things the way that we see them and

to understand things the way we understand. That we're not concerned

about the other person's point of view. And because of that, we create roadblocks

or miscommunication because if both of us are just interested in trying to get

the other to see it the way that we see it, we're never going to come to a common

understanding. And so, if I'm on the receiving end, my first goal is, "I want to

make sure that I understand what it is that you're communicating with me." Too

often when somebody else is talking, we don't even completely hear them out

because we're thinking about what we're going to say in response. Instead of

hearing the whole message and making sure that we understand it completely. So

there will be time later to share your thoughts, your opinions. But in the moment,

when the other person is talking, focus on making sure that you understand the

message that they're sending. And once the person has finished talking, then

when I'm on the receiving end, I can actually do the same

thing that I could do if I was the one sending the information. I could say to

the person, "So, I want to just make sure I understand you correctly. So, what you're

saying is..." And then I share back to them in my own words my understanding of

their thought idea or opinion. And again, then we can go back and forth until we

get to a place where both of us know that we have that common understanding.

So, 2 principles of effective communication is (1) make sure that the

message that I'm sending is the message that the other person is receiving. And

if I'm on the receiving end I want to make sure that the message that I'm

receiving is the message that's being sent. One thing with this when you when

you begin to do this in your conversations and in your relationships

is it may seem to slow the conversation down a little bit and it may feel a

little bit awkward at first. So, just begin to practice it and it's

probably more important to do this in conversations that are important. So if

you're having a serious conversation with somebody, these are 2 tools.

Whether you're on the the sending end or the receiving end of what you can do to

make sure that the communication and what's happening in that discussion

ends up in a way of where both sides understand what the other is saying and

trying to and the message that you're trying to get across. In just casual

conversations, the more you practice it, the more it will begin to just be

natural. That in your discussions, you're autopilot now is whenever you

hear a message from somebody else, you just check in and you just say, "So, what I

heard you say is..." Or "I just want to make sure I understand this." And as you do

this, your communication with others will improve, your

overall relationships will improve and your effectiveness in working with other

people will improve. Thanks for watching today. I encourage you to try and

implement what we talked about today and to make sure that these are the message

that you're sending or the message that you're receiving is what the other

person is saying or hearing. And let me know how this works for you. If you have

other things in your life that you're struggling with or that you would like

help with, message us below and also visit our website and see the things

that we have to offer there.

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What TV Family is Most Like Your Family? - Duration: 2:45.

we're here in Times Square New York City that's right my name is AJ DUNK and

my name is Sorin Abraham and listen we're here to find out which family that's on

TV is most like your family is it the Simpsons is it Family Guy is it the

Kardashians is it the Obamas or is it the Trump's we

don't know let's find out I would probably compare I'll probably compare

them to the Three Stooges I know I know my siblings are sober but like at heart

they're not sober you know they don't need to drink because they naturally

drunk like the Kardashians cuz I don't care what anyone says my family we all

had like too many females so they like trying to be in the spotlight bringing

all this drama into the house and it's like yo... well it's definitely Simpsons

Why okay tell us why? can I am I allowed to say one curse word here, of course, In Russian or English, doesn't matter

Went back from the family trip to Thailand and it was 4:00 a.m. and we all got

reunited we were screaming all over the street very happy to see each other and

the neighbors from the next door they looked out of the balcony and they said

fucking Simpsons 4:00 a.m.

why it's ridiculous you know we're in the house all the time we're arguing all

the time we're just like there's one big family but it's one big arguing family

so it's just like what do we even do it together see like this where's the

camera that the one with all black I mean they're all blacks sorry no, Fresh Prince?

heads bald head bald head bald head bald head oh the rock now it just

gets the competitive juices flowing, oh okay it's got two girls and one boy okay three

girls, three girls and one boy oh you talked you're talking about My Wife and Kids?

My name is DJ Mike I weigh about two and a quarter, I'm gonna snap your ass in 1/2 if you mess with my daughter

take my black card from me, "I am not a tourist!"... you don't have to be a tourist!

"This is very good"...

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Jazz Phrasing - This is What You Want to Know - Duration: 10:21.

(jazzy guitar music)

- Hi everybody my name is Jens Larsen.

You probably know the feeling of writing a line

using all the right arpeggios the target notes,

it's moving forward and when you play it

it still doesn't really sound that great.

In fact it doesn't really sound like jazz at all.

At least is something that I remember having had

troubles with once in awhile when I was studying.

And there are actually some rules about what

makes a great jazz line and what

doesn't really work as a great jazz line.

So in this video I'm going to cover one rule that

you really need to check out for this.

I'm going to cover some examples of how you implement

that into your lines,

how you use that when you are writing something.

And I'm also going to go over an example of

Wes Montgomery because he really gets this right.

If you want to learn about jazz guitar,

improve the way that you solo,

check out some interesting arpeggios and chord versings,

then subscribe to my channel.

If you want to make sure not to miss anything

then click the little bell notification icon

next to the subscribe button.

First I'm going to cover how to construct lines

that are easier to phrase well and get to sound good.

And then I'm going to talk a little bit about

How to get those into your playing through listening

other people and hearing it in your own playing.

I'm going to do that by covering a few bars

from a Wes Montgomery solo.

(jazz guitar)

This is really about how you phrase your 8th note lines

and especially it's about where you put the accents

in the 8th note lines.

And in this first example is actually an example of

a line that doesn't really work in that respect,

because here the harmony's clear it's clearly D minor G 7

C major 7 and we are hitting all the chord tones

in the right place but at the same time,

the line and the melody doesn't really pop.

We can't really put any nice accents,

because what we have here is phrasing wise is this.

Do da do da de da de da do da.

So do doo do do doo do.

Everything is on the beat everything is heavy.

It sounds more like Megadeth

than it sounds like Charlie Parker.

If you think about how Charlie Parker line sound

or how a Bebo line should sound then you're

probably coming up with something that's more

like (bebopping)

So I use sort of singing as a reference here

because I think very often even without thinking

about it if you start trying to improvise

some rhythm on top of a tempo then

you already have an idea about what it's supposed

to sound like.

And you just need to tap into that when you're

trying to come up with lines.

(jazzy notes)

In the example where our singing a phrase that

sounds more like bebop then if you slow it down

you can hear that the accents I'm doing.

So you can hear the line is really just a flow

of 8th notes and then some notes are popping out

and getting an accent.

And even when you can't hear what notes I'm singing,

that's just the main idea of what is happening.

And that's really what makes it sound like a bebop phrase.

So we need to figure out how to construct melodies

where we naturally can put those accents on the offbeat

within the bar.

Let's just take a look at a few examples.

I'm just going to do some examples on a C major 7

and then show you how you can easily add those tabs

for accents to your lines.

The rule that I am using here is actually quite simple.

Melodically what has to happen is that we want to have

a high note on the offbeat and that means that it has

to be high on the note that follows it.

And that's what I'm doing in this example as well.

I'm starting on the B going up to the C,

and then the next note after the C because I want to

give the C an accent

then the next note has to be lower,

so I'm going down to B.

And then continuing down the arpeggios.

This is really just a C major 7 arpeggio.

And then so I have an accent on the on hand right?

And then I can do a similar idea here where I skip

up to A and I give that an accent

and go down to the G and then further down

an A minor arpeggio.

So A minor 7 and then ending the line on the D.

Now we can do the same but then to try to get an accent

on the two end and then the four end,

instead of just on the one end and the three end.

And here I'm doing that by first playing

C major 7 arpeggio.

So then I want to create it so that I want to have

an accent on B so that means that the next note

I play after the B has to be lower.

And I'm putting off down to an A.

And that gives us that accent.

And notice that when I'm doing this and this is happening

throughout all these examples.

I'm staying in one position so it's only going to

be pull offs and hammer ons I can do.

But actually in this case because I'm moving down

it's only going to be pull offs.

You can also do this with slides,

but the idea is that I'm using legato to get the accent.

And I'm doing that by picking the note that needs an accent,

like the B here and the pulling off to the A,

because that's naturally going to make the A

a little bit softer and it's gonna help the B stand out.

So that's the accent on the B if I then continue

from the A I'll move up the scale and then up to E,

pulling off down to D so that gives the E an accent.

And then just finishing the line with this fragment

where I'm ending on the two end on the G.

And here I'm mixing another verse so first we get an accent

on the two end so we're really just starting on the G

and then I'm playing sort of the G major chord pattern,

pulling off from the high D down to a B on the third beat.

So there we get an accent.

And then I'm adding an accent on the three end as well,

by playing the A pulling off to the G.

So down to the E C

and then from E to D with a

pull off which gives me an accent on the one end.

And ending on the B.

And of course you can do the same with the

two for one like I am doing in this example.

So the first part is just an enclosure of the root

of the first chord D so E and C sharp down to the D,

then up the scale skipping up to C.

And then I can pull off to B on the G7 and that way

I'm creating an accent on the C.

And then moving up further through the G7 arpeggio

So D F G and here the G is not given an accent

because the next one is an F.

So then further down the scale skipping up to A,

and again A is a high note so it's higher than the

G that I'm resolving to and I can use a pull off for that.

Then ending on E.

The reason that I can keep on publishing videos every week

is that I have a community of people over on Patreon

that are supporting the channel

I am very grateful for their support,

and it's because of that that I keep on making all

these very specific jazz guitar and music theory videos.

So if you want to help me keep making videos,

then check out my Patreon page.

If you join us over on Patreon I can also give you

something in return for your support.

(jazz guitar)

Besides knowing the rules and knowing how you can construct

phrases that sound good like this it's also important

that you start working on recognizing it in the music

that you listening to so that you just get it

into your ears and that way get into your system.

Because in the end you cannot think about phrasing when

you're trying to solo.

This has to be something that's really just in your system,

and that just comes out naturally,

and is already in the lines of your playing.

Otherwise if you have to think of it while you are

playing then you're probably not going to be able to

play anything that makes any sense.

So now I'm just going to take a look at this fragment from

a Wes Montgomery solo.

This is just the opening phrase of his solo on four and six

off the Smokin' at the Half Note album.

And he starts with really just sort of a blues phrase

like this sliding key of D up to and that's half notes

there's not accents involved in this.

That's also something that's kinda clear about especially

Wes's playing is that sometimes he'll play phrases

that are really sparse and then you don't have all the

8th notes and all the accents.

You don't have to worry too much about it.

At the same time the next phrase that he plays

is really clearly even though it is like G minor pentatonic.

or key minor blues.

It's clearly a line that has that accent because we get

an accent on the B but on the C,

and especially also he is using the pull offs so.

And then adding the D afterwards.

Then the next part is just a G minor 11 arpeggio.

The first part doesn't really have any accents.

After the eleven and then we just get this phrase

where we get the accent on the three end.

And if you listen to this and if you try to play along

with solos that you know

and in that way try to copy their phrasing

then it's gonna get a lot easier for you to get

this into your playing so one part of this is

understanding how it works and figuring out why

some of the lines that you are making doesn't work

and give you a way to fix it.

And the other part of this is really trying to imitate

solos and trying to recognize good phrasing in

the solos that you're listening to because once you

are aware of it you can start getting it into

your own playing but you need to be able to hear it

and you also need to notice it.

If you want to check out another video on the great

phrasing of Wes Montgomery and also how he is really

extraordinarily good at constructing melodies

within his solos then check out this video where I'm

analyzing a few lines from some later passages in

this solo on four on six.

If this is the first time you've seen one of my videos

and you want to learn more about jazz guitar,

then subscribe to my channel.

If you want to help me keep making videos then

check out my Patreon page.

That's about it for this time.

Thank you for watching and until next time.

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KERCH STRAIT: What Western Media Won't Tell You (From the Man Himself) - Duration: 6:59.

[Putin]: Regarding the incident in the Black Sea.

It was a provocation, undoubtedly.

A provocation that was organized by the current authorities.

I think even by the current President.

In the run-up to the Presidential elections in Ukraine, in March of next year.

The ratings of the current President are on number five, I think.

He even has a chance not to enter the second round.

That's why something needed to be done to aggravate the situation.

And to create insurmountable obstacles for his opponents.

Above all from the opposition.

Why do I think this and why am I sure, even, that this is how it is?

Look.

An incident happened in the Black Sea.

It was really a border incident, not more than that.

But what happened in 2014?

When Crimea decided to join Russia.

That was an entirely different story - a massive one.

Or the more severe events during the civil war in Ukraine in the south-east.

In Donbass and Luhansk.

With the use of tanks, heavy artillery and even aviation by the government forces.

War, essentially!

And no kind of martial law was introduced.

But now a small incident in the Black Sea

and they have introduced martial law in the country.

But clearly this is done in the run-up to the Presidential elections.

It's an absolutely obvious fact.

But now regarding the incident itself and the provocation, more specifically.

And this is definitely a provocation.

Look. In September of this year,

quite a similar convoy or fleet

of military ships of Ukraine

went through the Kerch Strait, under the Kerch Bridge in the Sea of Azov.

They fully fulfilled the agreements and requirements.

They reported their makeup [of ships], who is going, where they were going.

We gave them a maritime pilot and calmly led them to the designated destination in the Azov Sea.

What happened now?

They did not respond at all to the requests of our border officials.

They entered our territorial waters.

Pay attention to the fact that they entered the territorial waters that existed even before Crimea joined the Russian Federation.

So in that location where the territorial waters always existed.

Precisely as Russian territorial waters.

Not responding to requests of our border officials, they started to move towards this bridge.

On the proposal to go to the anchorage - they didn't react.

On the proposal to receive a maritime pilot, even after their violation of our state border,

they still were proposed a maritime pilot!

Silence... nobody answered, at all.

So how should the border officials react?

Military ships, in violation, entered the territorial waters of the Russian Federation.

And they don't even answer! Nobody knows what they are about to do.

How should they act?

If they acted otherwise, they should have all been put on trial.

They fulfilled their active duty,

their order.

Actually, they fulfilled their lawful functions in defense of the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation.

I think they would have acted the same way in your country.

It's absolutely obvious.

Moreover, it appeared that among the members of the crew

there were two members of the Ukrainian Security Forces

that actually were the ones conducting this special operation.

And they admitted that they were members of the Ukrainian Security Services.

These are obvious signs that it was all prepared beforehand.

A provocation that was counted on to use as a pretext to introduce martial law in the country.

This has nothing to do in relation to attempts at resolving relations between Russia and Ukraine.

This is a game on aggravation.

This is an unscrupulous game within the country.

With the goal of suppressing political opponents.

You know.. sometimes it's strange to look at, but I'm used to a lot of things.

But today's Kiev authorities successfully sell anti-Russian sentiments.

They have nothing else left and nothing to sell.

I have a feeling that whatever they do,

it gets away from them.

If they demand babies for breakfast, they would probably be served babies. They'd say: 'Why not, they are hungry, what is to be done about it?'

But this is a short-sighted policy.

It will not lead to anything good.

Because it makes the current Ukrainian leadership complacent.

And it does so in such a way that it discourages them from doing normal political work within the country.

And from introducing a normal, economic policy.

They have economic problems and in the social sphere and in finances.

With an outstretched hand they are begging for money in the IMF.

But some day the future generations will have to pay it back.

And from the point of view of relations with other organizations; there's also nothing good happening on that front.

Regarding long-term perspectives,

whatever happens or whoever would be in power in Kiev,

the Russian and Ukrainian people have always been and will always be brotherly and close people.

This political foam will dissipate.

The Ukrainian people will one day assess today's authorities.

The same way that the Georgian people rated the actions of Saakashvili.

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What Will The First Week of Dec.Bring? Find Out in Weather News with J7409 - Duration: 7:59.

hi everyone and welcome to weather news with j7409 the name you know. the

news you can use! today of course being the 29th of November 2018 Thursday this is

what the weather map is looking like as of today. early this

morning that's what it's looking like. hey before I get into the forecast

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we're gonna start this and let it track right on through for you you can see

right over here I'll bring it up some you can see exactly what the colors mean

okay now a wet active pattern is going to continue for the west over the next

few days across the Pacific Northwest California and northern central Rockies

now the heavy rain precipitation will continue today across California as a

frontal system moves across toward the central Great Basin area by tomorrow

precipitation will shift mostly to the Great Basin area now we had an upper

level disturbance dropped down yesterday from Canada and this system will bring

light snow and freezing rain to portions of the Dakotas and Minnesota now this is

light snow and freezing rain now the High Plains southward into the southern

plains can expect temps well above average for the next few days expect

below average temps though in California and the central Great Basin because of

the active weather pattern out west now with mostly normal temps that's going to

be for the Pacific Northwest and mountain range I know a lot of us on the

East Coast and mid-atlantic her it has been cold cold cold but by this weekend

we're going to warm back up into the 50 60 s and by Sunday it might even be 75

at now as we move ahead to the month of December the 1st through the 5th of

December this is what it may look like that's right now we're going to start

with this weekend and the storm going on so we'll turn this on right quick and

the storm system is tracking northeastward from the eastern plains

and mid upper mississippi valley this weekend is going to bring in ray of

significant weather to the eastern half of the country showers and thunderstorms

and the warm sector of the system will produce some areas of very heavy

rainfall and potentially strong to severe confection so we could have some

bad thunderstorm severe thunderstorms coming up we'll have to keep our eyes

out and watch on it now locations to the north west of the surface Lloyd track

may see a band of heavy snow along with brisk - strong winds and we've had winds

already today looked like some mores going to be coming up the first week of

December now low pressure upper troughing that initially moves into the

west will produce areas of rain and higher elevation snow a short wave

energy ejects eastward and there is considerable uncertainty right now over

the coverage intention being type of precipitation over the eastern half of

the country by early mid next week now the southern stream trough and upper low

approach in California later in the period will likely bring an area of rain

and mountain snow Tuesday or Wednesday by that area expect high temperatures 20

May 10 to 20 Fahrenheit above normal from the Gulf Coast to the Great Lakes

during the weekend coming up ahead of the strong storm system affecting the

eastern half of the now some morning may exceed 20 Fahrenheit above normal

much colder weather will settle in across the western US courtesy of the

amplifying upper-level trough and then expand eastward now we could have

anomalies of 10 to 20 Fahrenheit below normal for us and that will expand from

the Great Basin through the Rockies and intervene so much of the lower 48 should

see below normal temps by the middle of next week

the first week of December now talking about the thunderstorm activity coming

up for this coming weekend this is Friday around 8 a.m. it's just beginning

to start these might have a little severity to them but not nothing out of

the ordinary we will move up to around 2:00 p.m. Friday afternoon we can see

that in northern Louisiana much much is going on and this orange band looks like

it could have some confection in it 8 p.m. Friday night big time here it all

comes over in Texas Oklahoma Arkansas lots of possibility of severe

thunderstorms up in here as they move over into Mississippi just got some rain

going on in western Tennessee at this time so we will move on up to around

10:00 p.m. now it's really the popping up the different little pockets of

confection or beginning to expand some we will go up to Saturday around 6:00

a.m. seems to die die down just a hair as they move on across to the east this

is Saturday around 11:00 a.m. Saturday morning Florida Panhandle you guys right

in this area you could have some heavy thunder shower activity going on 4:00

p.m. Saturday afternoon we can see it moving right on across this is going to

last through Sunday now at least so will hop on over to around midnight this is

midnight Sunday will move to around 11 a.m. Sunday morning

looks like a very heavy thunderstorm going on here down in the panhandle of

Florida at 8:00 p.m. Sunday you can see it's moving on out to sea now so far I

don't show Maine up in here but Maine's not gonna have any also Long Island at

some point you could have some severe thunderstorms over here in the Panhandle

again these are moving up into Alabama and Georgia as you can see and by

midnight Monday morning it's just getting over to me stretching all the

way through okay this is 3:00 a.m. coming up Monday morning they will

continue to move on out and across and then back down and out so that's a check

of the weather for you today we head I'll keep my eyes on all this anything

else pops up thanks for watching subscribing commenting giving me a

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and sharing this information with all your family friends and loved ones I

appreciate it so much peace loving kindness to all and they each of you

have a good day a safe day and a blessed day thanks for watching

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Qu'est-ce-que la Babywash ? / What is the Babywash ? - Duration: 1:34.

WORLD TOILET DAY 2018

WHY A WORLD TOILET DAY ?

Why a World Toilet Day ?

First, to break the taboo

Reminder that sanitation continues to be under-funded in relation to access to water

In many countries it's a subject that people don't talking about

900 million people in the world do not have access to sanitation and practise open defecation

2.5 billion people do not have access to standard toilets and have an impact on public health and malnutrition

50% of malnutrition cases are due to water and sanitation problems

ARE THERE SOLUTIONS ?

Of course there are solutions, a simple hole in the ground, a concrete floor slab, 4 walls

and a roof for the super structure and we have toilets that work !

It costs less than a cell phone

But we have more people who have a cell phone than people who have access to toilets

So spot the mistake !

WHAT IS THE "BABYWASH" ?

It's considered that open defecation is only for adults

but children and babies are also concerned.

If parents throw away their child's dirty diapers into the river, it will contaminate the river.

At the same level if an adult was doing his needs in this river.

So we have to take into account the specific needs of sanitation for babies

REMEMBER IT !

The sanitation for all is based on sustainable goals

it is an ambitious goal but achievable

if we roll up our sleeves and all started right now !

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Painting My Kitchen Cabinets - What I wish I had done differently - Duration: 5:13.

Nine months ago, I used this kit to paint my kitchen cabinets.

This is a story about what I would have done differently, had I known any better.

I'm gonna try to show you the reality of painting your cabinets yourself.

This entire project cost me $227.16!

(Maniacal laugh)

What you see over here is my kitchen cabinets that I've had to repaint --

-- and here's a few more --

-- because they got so horribly scratched up.

The reason why this kit appeals to people is because it indicates that you

don't need to do any kind of stripping, or sanding, or even use a coat of primer.

And just like so many other things in life,

if it sounds like it's too good to be true, it probably is.

Within the first month or two the

drawers and cabinets that got the most usage, like the silverware drawer and the

glasses and plates, those cabinets and drawers got so horribly scratched up.

So here I am, nine months later, repainting those cabinets and drawers.

When I did this this project the first time around, I followed the instructions exclusively

that are in the kit, with one exception. Before I got started, I cleaned up my

cabinets with TSP, which is "trisodium phosphate."

What I found out later is that the TSP actually does the same thing as the deglosser,

which comes in the kit. So essentially, I deglossed them twice.

Once you've done that and they're dry again, you go on to the bonding coat.

And that's where it starts to go wrong.

This bond coat was not strong enough to

adhere permanently to the clear coated finish that was already on my cabinetry.

So, as soon as our fingernails started hitting it, or I tried to wipe it off

with a sponge, it started to peel off.

Even with two coats of that bond coat,

it was not thick enough to not show the brushstrokes unfortunately, but I left it

that way because I just decided I wanted to have that sort of country rustic look.

After that it says go to the top coat.

The problem with these top coats is, that a lot of them are polyurethane based.

Which is a problem if you have cabinets that are going to be hit by the sun a lot.

Polyurethane yellows in the sun.

Now there is another version of this kit for

darker coated finishes, and then the yellowing may not even be noticeable.

But if you're going for a white look like I was, yellowing is going to be an issue.

Okay, it's a few days later, and as you can see I've got everything back up and in place.

In order to fix the doors and the drawer fronts that were the worst,

I had to take them off, take them outside, strip down the old paint, and then sand

them down. Then I used a coat of primer, and then I used this paint from the same

kit, and the top coat, so that when I put them back up, they would match.

BUT if I were to do this again, here's how it would go.

Step 1: Use some TSP to clean up

up all of the old cabinets. Just follow the directions on the box. This stuff is

great for getting all of the grime and muck that gets stuck onto your cabinets.

But it will also etch the surface a little bit, so don't use it for everyday cleaning.

Step 2: do a little bit of sanding. You can hand sand the cabinet frames

on the inside, but take the doors and the drawers outside and give them a really good sanding.

Maybe use a palm sander if you have one or some other

kind of power sander. You don't necessarily have to get all of the old

finish off, you just have to get it scuffed up enough for step three which is

your primer. Now make sure you get a primer that's for wood surfaces, as

opposed to what you would use on your drywall.

Even if you are gonna use one of the kits, add this step in.

Step 4: I would do a little bit more sanding

between the primer coat and the paint coat. That just makes the finish a little bit nicer.

And Step 5 is two coats of paint. They do make special cabinetry

paints. You can also use regular latex paint that you would use on your wall.

But it would be a good idea to buy an additive that you can mix in there, which

makes the surface a little bit harder when it dries, so that it's going to hold

up better over time, and as you wipe it down, and that sort of thing.

If you do it this way, you shouldn't even need a top coat.

If you have pets that shed a lot, even if you think you're doing this in a room

where your pets don't normally go, you end up with a lot of dog hair or cat

hair on your body, which is going to transfer onto your cabinets as you're

painting them. So just be mindful of that.

Another thing is let these things dry longer than you think you need to.

I've heard -- after the fact -- that it's better if you have

a deeper drawer pull here, like a longer one. So that your fingernails

don't clip it every time you put your fingers in there.

I really thought I had done a lot of research, and knew what I was doing when I did this project.

But it turns out that the best research is your own experience.

So I'm hoping that you guys can learn from my experience,

and do this project right the first time.

Hello!

Look! There she is.

I can't say that. "Drawer."

You'd be surprised how hard that is to say clearly for a southern girl.

"Draw'r."

(Gibberish and vocal exercises)