Youtube daily what Feb 14 2019

Love is eating a nice chocolate cupcake.

I think love is being around people that make you happy and that make you laugh.

Love is finding the right song for my AirPods.

Love is a 4.0.

Love is friendship.

And supporting the people around us.

Love is being a Boundless boi.

Love is hanging out with Caitlin.

Love is my sorority sister Norah.

Shrek is love. Shrek is life.

Love is getting a win on Fortnite.

Love is having too much sauce.

When I think of love I think:

[singing] I wanna know know know know what is love?

Love is a chemical reaction in your brain.

Love is finding free parking in Seattle.

When I think of love, I think of taking care of yourself.

Love is spending time with people who you love, your close friends on campus

who make you feel safe and at home. I feel like being in school can be really stressful

but, like, the connections you make here are super, super important.

I think love for me is home cooked meals from mom.

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What is Music Copyright? | The Modern Musician - Duration: 2:19.

You've written a great song, and now you want to present it to the world.

Do you need to copyright it first and what does that actually mean?

A copyright is a legal right that grants the creator of an original work exclusive rights

to determine whether and under what conditions, this original work may be used by others.

The music copyright is actually a bundle of separate exclusive rights.

When you copyright songs you have the right to:

Make and distribute the first sound recording of the song

Once the first recording has been distributed, other people can make and distribute additional

recordings, but they must obtain a mechanical license for the song and pay you a royalty fee

If someone wants to record the song onto a video or motion picture, they must obtain

a synchronization license.

Make and distribute copies of the song, on CD's, sheet music, tapes, records and digital media.

Prepare derivative works, including new arrangements.

Perform the song and authorize others to perform it.

For example, if someone else wants to play your song for an audience, they must obtain

a public performance license and pay you royalties.

This applies whether the song is performed live or played on radio, over the internet,

television or on a music streaming service.

But.. there is a big BUT!

Under international law, copyright is the automatic right of the creator of a work.

This means that as soon as you write down a song or make a recording, it's copyrighted.

If you ever need to legally enforce the copyright though, you'll need to be able to prove your ownership.

In the US, the best way to do that is to register your song with the U.S. government's copyright website.

Thank you for watching.

Write any questions you have as comments and don't forget to hit the Subscribe button

and check out our links in the description box under the video.

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What Causes Hormone Dysfunction In Women? - Duration: 3:29.

[Intro Music]

Can I talk about women's health -

anything for naturally helping fibroids,

balancing hormones, getting rid of excess estrogen?

So, what is the root cause?

What is the root cause of all the situations

that women are having right now

and men are having right now.

Where men have andropause, women have menopause.

We have a epidemic right now of hormone dysfunction.

So what's causing the hormone dysfunction?

Well, endocrine disrupting chemicals are one of the major causes.

All the pesticides, the phthalates,

the BPA, the plastics,

the cosmetics, the chemicals in your home,

the shampoos, all of that, the soy.

So, basically we have hormone or endocrine,

basically what I call endocrine disrupting chemicals,

everywhere.

If you have air fresheners in your house,

if you have fire retardants, you know,

if you have that memory foam mattress and you're sleeping on,

if you take your clothes to the dry cleaners and get them back,

if you wash your clothes with laundry detergent that's not organic,

if you wash your dishes with dishwashing detergent that's not organic,

if you use chemical cleaning products,

if you're spraying roundup on your yard,

I mean the list goes on and on and on.

So...

if you use perfume,

if you use sunscreen,

if you're slathering sunscreen on your body,

I mean, all of these things are contributing to,

if you eat out in any restaurant

you're eating genetically modified foods.

All of those are going to affect you.

So...

lack of exercise,

lack of meditation,

lack of detoxification,

lack of cleansing.

So, fixing your hormones,

and addressing your hormones,

and balancing your hormones is going to be

there's going to be one solution for that,

and the solution is going to be avoiding...

we have multiple videos on how to go through your home,

and we go through your kitchen,

we go through your bedroom,

we go through your bathroom,

we go through every area.

We'll post that link below,

so you can watch all the videos of how

to clean your home of all the toxic chemicals

that you're exposed to every day.

And also clean your workplace

and then clean your internal diet, and start detoxifying,

and after that your hormones should come back to normal.

But when you're taking in fluoride and bromine

and chlorine and you're taking in all these other things

you have to avoid that.

If you want some help with your hormones

I would recommend that you talk to Dr. Loretta Lanphier

at Oasis Advanced Wellness.

She's been doing hormone testing regulation.

She uses the same cleansing programs all natural

products you can find her at Oasis Advanced Wellness.

Her name is Dr. Loretta Lanphier,

she worked here at Global Healing Center

for a long time.

She's an expert that I would recommend you go to

if you want some professional help

with balancing out your hormones.

Which I think is a growing epidemic,

and women are struggling struggling with this

all over the world right now.

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What does a healthy microbiome look like? - Duration: 2:51.

This is actually the subject of a grad student's work that I worked with in Eric Alm's lab at MIT, Claire Duvallet.

She did a meta-analysis, which is an analysis across many different studies of just asking the question, "What does a sick microbiome look like?" When it breaks down, what breaks?

The answer to the question is it's complicated. It's complicated to define what a healthy microbiome is. It seems to be that we have different ecological niches within our bodies that need to be filled in order for the functioning of our bodies to be complete.

But there are many different species or organisms that can plug into those niches, so any given one of us can have sampled from a universe of microbial diversity,

a subset of that diversity that is functional or that is healthy, and it's not necessarily overlapping with the person next to us. There's many ways to build a healthy microbiome.

That's the long-winded answer to what a healthy microbiome is. We don't really know yet, but there's lots of ways to construct one.

What we can see from certain diseases is particular ways that the microbiome can break. With a disease like, this is again from Claire Duvallet's work,

a disease like colorectal cancer, we can see that there are certain bad bugs, potentially, that seem to be enriched in patients that have disease.

So that's the major signal of that disease is you see an overabundance of particular taxa that tend to not be there or to be at very low abundance in very healthy people, so enrichment for bad bugs.

There are other diseases, however, where you have the opposite effect, where you get a depletion of the good bugs.

Inflammatory bowel disease is one of these examples like Crohn's or ulcerative colitis, where what we see is a depletion of a whole guild

or group of microbes that is responsible for a very important ecological function, which is the production of these things called short-chain fatty acids.

For example, butyrate is one of those fatty acids that's produced. It's been shown that this butyrate molecule in the gut actually helps our immune system to dampen it's response, to be less inflamed.

If we lose those organisms that provide that function to us, then this disease can erupt.

You can either have a situations where a pathogen comes into your system, and that makes you sick or you can have a situations where the ecology of your gut is degraded because you lack certain good bacteria.

There's many ways for things to go wrong in the microbiome, and there's many ways for things to go right in the microbiome. We are at the very forefront, still, of really understanding those rules.

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What is neuroethics? - Duration: 0:52.

Tim Brown: So neuroethics is the study of the moral implications of using neural

technologies. So these are technologies that are on the horizon and we don't

know quite how people are going to use them, how they're going to affect their

users or how they're gonna affect society at large. And so things like

devices that go in your brain and stimulate it, devices that read from your

brain. And so a neuroethicist looks at well what are the privacy implications:

are people are going to be able to hack your device or hack your brain? That's a

little far-fetched. Or is it gonna change who we are as people?

Is it gonna change our identities? And questions like those.

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What does constructor mean? - Duration: 1:14.

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Top 7 Games to Replace Your Friends and Loved Ones | What 2 play - Duration: 4:16.

Playing games may require a lot of your time and sometimes it's hard to share this hobby

with being socially active.

And while usually you can feel pretty fine with having nobody around, there are those

dark moments when you feel all empty inside and in need of some human contact.

Is it a sign that you need to change your habits?

Nah, there are video game that'll make you feel better.

So here they are, 7 GAMES TO REPLACE YOUR FRIENDS AND LOVED ONES

1. Skyrim

Skyrim is a wonderful game cause when your Steam friends see you playing it, they don't

exactly know which mods you are

running and that instead of fighting ancient dragons,

you're rather busy building and furnishing your new home, roaming the world in search

for new gifts for your virtual wife or maybe you're in the process of adopting some kids.

And while it won't replace the real life, taking a little break from swinging your axe

and focusing on more social aspects of the game should make you feel a little warmer

inside, without the need to talk to actual human beings.

2. Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire

Oh Eder…he's the sweetest son of a bitch in any RPG ever.

That doesn't mean that other Pillars of Eternity companions are bad but there's

no one, NO ONE even close to him…

There's this thing with most of the party-based RPG's - you can get REALLY attached to your

companions.

Even when not playing the game, you would think about your buddies, all the adventures

you've been on together and the new ones, just waiting there for you.

Oh the sweet moments when you reunite with your party to continue the journey to the

unknown!

3. Persona 5 This one's a PlayStation exclusive.

If your young years are already behind you and you're missing the times when the world

was open and full of possibilities, with each day feeling new and exciting, you can actually

revive some of those emotions playing Persona 5!

If you're not afraid of jRPG's, the game, aside from your typical RPG activities, would

offer lot of options to simply chill and get to know your high-school buddies better.

Be warned though, this game is LOOOONG, so you might find yourself lost in it for long

weeks.

4. Grand Theft Auto V

If you're one of those bad boys, who's idea of hanging out with friends brings more

illegal activities to the table, it's a perfect game to fill up your social meter.

Oh yeah, it's all there – drugs, violence, strip clubs, lots and lots of bad language

– your mom won't be proud.

But you don't care, you're an outlaw now, riding in your bulletproof car, shooting random

players.

Especially those new ones, who are trying to have some casual fun.

And if you don't like online, don't worry, there's more than plenty of npcs in the

story mode that you can punch in the face!

5. The Sims 4

Here it is!

The most obvious game on the list.

And while The Sims isn't a big surprise, the fact that the title is focused heavily

on building social relationships means that there's no option for you to feel alone

when playing it.

And the best part is – you can be whoever you like here – a super sweet guy, greeting

everybody with a wide smile and sparkling eyes or a small time thief, getting into fights

with random people, not shying away from the "juice".

The choice is yours.

6. Stardew Valley

An overall peaceful experience.

When not taking care of your garden, which is the core of the game, you can just walk

around Pelican Town and get to know all of the villagers.

Most of them would be super friendly and if you invest enough time and/or gifts you can

develop deep relationships and some of them could even end up with a marriage.

This beautiful, pixel art world is a wonderful place to escape from your real life and find

a second, better home.

7. The Walking Dead

Having friends is not just fun and laughs.

Imagine if you find yourselves In a middle of a zombie apocalypse.

The situation would get tough and require some super tough decisions like who would

eat, who would survive or which of your companions have to be left behind.

And all of those decisions are ON YOU.

Yeah, this game can be heartbreaking sometimes but by creating a really tense atmosphere

it makes you really care about the characters.

If you're looking for something emotionally heavy, you should definitely pick this one

up.

And that's it, hope the video made you feel a little warmer inside and helped you to find

your feel-good game.

If not or in case you would like to add some more games to the list, remember to leave

us a comment.

Thank you for watching and see you next time!

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See What Happens To Your Body When You Start Taking Fish Oil Everyday - Duration: 3:34.

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HOW TO SAY " WHAT ? " IN 35 LANGUAGES - Duration: 2:02.

hi good people welcome back to world languages

in this video i will tell you how yo say "what" in 35 different languages

i thing this useful word because this is an interrogative word

before we start it dont forget to subscribe guys because subscribe is free

thank you ! so lets start it

thanks for watching guys i hope you like it and enjoy it, and see you in my next video . byebye !!!

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How I Overcame My PTSD!! [WAIT WHAT!?] - Duration: 10:04.

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MY favorite color for birds... what's YOURS? - Duration: 2:20.

I'd like to give a shout out to my favorite color, dioxazine violent.

This stuff is great! Hi, my name is Dave, and I am a bird nerd.

Welcome to my community, Bird Sculptors and Painters. You can really primp up the

head of a mostly gray gadwall with it, make it look real nice...

I also did a bird where I had a whole bunch of different patches of dioxazine

violet, including this one here this "A" patch has a little white with it. So when

it first comes out at the tube, it's really dark, but add a little white to it,

it turns into this very beautiful, luscious color. Now I can't show you this

bird in my hand anymore, because, well, I sold it, but it did come out kind of cool.

Another thing that dioxazine violet is great for is of course mixing red or

blue violets. So you can see a color patch here where I have mixed it with a

little bit of ultramarine blue. Of course you could do that with any blue you like--

cerulean, pthalo, whatever-- I tend to use a lot of ultramarine blue for my birds. Die

X's Sam diazepam diet gram diet some gram hexagram? What's your favorite color?

Let me know in the comments below! That's a hard color to say and check this out...

this one says purple, and I know a certain bird carver who's kind of good...

does real nice paint jobs-- he hates that this is called purple.

He says "purple is a grape, violet is a color." But if you're watching, you know

who you are. Good for you buddy! I like to call it violet too, but this tube is

named dioxazine purple. If you enjoyed this tip, hit the subscribe button, then

you'll know when I upload more of the good stuff. You should probably also

consider joining my community, Bird Sculptors and Painters. There

a link in the description below this video, and that will get you all the best

tips and tricks, delivered straight to your inbox-- as well as updates on all the

courses that I offer. I look forward to supporting YOU in your journey to total

bird nerd. Thank you!

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A Night at the Roxbury SK - What Is Love (Garry Harper Extended Version) - Duration: 5:55.

What is love?

I don't know why you're not fair

I give you my love, but you don't there

So what is right and what is wrong?

Gimme a sign

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

Oh, I don't know, what can I do?

What else can I say, it's up to you

I know we're one, just me and you

I can't go on

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

I want no other, no other lover

This is our life, our time

We are together I need you forever

Is it love?

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

What is love?

Oh, I don't know, what can I do?

What else can I say, it's up to you

I know we're one, just me and you

I can't go on

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

I want no other, no other lover

This is our life, our time

We are together I need you forever

Is it love?

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

What is love?

Baby don't hurt me

Don't hurt me

No more

What is love?

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APR - What Is APR? - Duration: 8:28.

APR? If you're anything like me you may have not necessarily known what APR means or what

it is or how its even calculated. So in this video I'm gonna talk to you about

four things regarding APR. But before we get started I have a quick message.

Welcome to another video! If you're new here my name is Duane with howtobuildcredittv.com.

And on this channel we talked about everything you need to know

about credit, credit cards and how to make money using credit cards. So if this

sounds like something which you're interested be sure to subscribe to our

channel and click that notification bell so you don't miss a thing. Okay so if

you're anything like me chances are you've seen APR because you you know you

have a credit card and so on and so forth. But you may not necessarily know

exactly what that means. Well in short APR stands for annual percentage rate

and the annual percentage rate is calculated by using a couple of

different things. So it's easy for us to just say you know what APR is the same

thing as interests when in reality APR is a little more than just your interest.

You see APR ends up being your interest but it also ends up being any kind of

finance charges that you have. Let's say for example you have a credit card and

so you have let's say you have $2,000 credit limit and then you owe currently

$1,000. So you're using $1,000 out of your $2,000 credit limit so of course

you're gonna have interest on the card right. So your interest is going to be

there or another word for interest probably could also be like your finance charge

right. So of course they're gonna charge you let's say they charge you $20 on

interest every single month. Ok so you're going to have your whatever your rate is

currently let's say your interest rate is 15 percent. So you're gonna have 15

percent but you're also gonna have calculated in the APR the interest that

you're also paying or the $20 that you're paying right. So you're gonna

basically have the 15 percent plus the $20 and that's also going to be

calculated over months if you continue to have this $1,000 balance on that card

for months. And so in short it makes it a lot easier for us to just say you know

what APR is the same thing as interest and that may not be a bad way to look at

it. However there are three different types of APR. There's fixed APR, there's

variable APR and then of course there's tiered APR. So fixed APR is exactly what

it is. fix it's never going to move you're

fixed APR can be 14.5% and that's what it's gonna be it's never gonna fluctuate

which is really really good. A lot of people see fixed APR on something like

an electricity bill. So like they'll say well this rate is fixed so in other

words it's not gonna move. You're going to pay the exact same amount of

kilowatts on your electricity bill every single month. It's not gonna fluctuate,

however some of us that are unlucky we've pay electricity bills that has a

variable APR which is ridiculous because what that means is it can fluctuate

every single month and you can pay a lot this month and not pay a lot the next

month. And normally that happens to people that just may not know. I've been

there before and I had no idea. So you definitely want to stay away from

variable APR because that fluctuates a lot. Now when it comes to tiered APR that

basically would be like you would pay a certain amount based on a certain dollar

amount. So let's say your tier APR would probably be like let's say you owe less

than $1000 on a particular loan. You may pay 5.5% for that $1000. Let's say you

owe $1,500 you may be paying 7.5% because it's above $1,000. So that's how

tiered APRs work. So when it comes to APR the best thing to do is to have a low

APR. Or impossible if you're having an APR because you have a credit card you

definitely want to make sure that you just pay the balance off so you don't

have to worry about APR. You have to worry about finance charges, interest any

of that. You just pay it off. So the reason why it's important for you to

have a low APR if you are gonna have an APR is because this is going to save you

a lot of money over time. And in order to get a low APR you need to have a good

credit score. And this is another instance where credit is important.

Credit is king. You definitely want to make sure that you have a decent credit

score because you want to give yourself the opportunity to get the best deals

that are available in any kind of loan or credit card that you would actually

get. So you can get a low APR because you have good credit and of course

they're going to offer the best rates possible to you

as a reward for having good credit. So that's how you can get low APR.

Okay so when it comes to having high APR

clearly the opposite is true right. So if you have a bad credit score chances

are you're gonna get stuck with having a high APR. Like you're gonna go in there

and say hey I really need a car and this is probably the situation where a lot of

people find themselves where you get a really bad APR right. You go in you

really need a car let's say you don't have a car at all. This was me back in

2015 I didn't have a car my car that I have had since 2003 finally decided to

stop working in 2015 and I was like man I don't know what to do. I didn't really

want a car note because I'm smart and I was like I don't like car notes you know

I just don't like car notes. And so I was like man I really don't want a car note

but I do want a reliable car. So I found myself you know trying to get a car loan

and of course I did get a car loan and I got a car loan with Capital One. But the

thing is this is where they get you. Let's say you go in you don't have a car

and you need a car bad right. So of course don't like any will work with you

sure we'll get you approved so on and so forth but then you have a ridiculous APR.

And you're paying like 20% on a car loan which is ridiculous paying 20% on any

kind of loan including credit cards is ridiculous; But depending on the

situation you know you might like fall for it and say well I definitely need a

car so 20 percent APR okay sign me up. You know because clearly you need a car

to go to work and you can't pay your bills if you don't go to work. So that's

how you can end up in a situation where you have high APR because you have bad

credit, you know and it just happens. So just be careful of that. So real quickly

the best way to ensure that you have the lowest APR you're getting the best deal

possible is to make sure that your credit score is intact. Now I make a lot

of videos talking about your credit score and the importance of the credit

score and how to have a high credit score. And of course I'll be sure to link

one at the top right of this video so that you can learn how to improve your

credit score. There are five categories that make up our credit score and it's

important to know how that works together and how you can tweak each

category so that you can maximize it and get the best credit score possible. So

APR, APR rates are you know it's something that we all have

to deal with especially if we live in America. We want to make sure that we

have you know a loan for our car. We got to make sure we have loan for a house,

you want to have credit cards so that you can have credit and build credit and

so on and so forth. So APR is very important I hope this video shines some

light on APR and what it is and what it entails. If you have any questions please

be sure to leave them below in the comment section. I'll do my best to

answer it. Thank you so much for watching the video be sure to give it a thumbs up

if you liked the video. Share the video with somebody that may find it helpful.

If you haven't subscribed to the channel go ahead and smash that subscribe button

and click the notification bell so you don't miss anything. Once again my name

is Duane with howtobuildcredittv.com and I approve this video. I'll see

you in the next video. Until next time take care and be blessed. Peace!

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Man Utd chief Ed Woodward reveals what he thinks about Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after PSG loss - Duration: 3:56.

 Manchester United chief Woodward turned to Solskjaer back in December after deciding to cut Jose Mourinho loose

 Under Mourinho, the Red Devils had toiled with results and performances on the pitch leaving much to be desired

In the end, after a 3-1 defeat to Liverpool, enough was enough. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has transformed Manchester United in just eight weeks and, prior to Tuesday's Champions League match with PSG, had not lost a game

 Many are tipping the 45-year-old to be given the keys to Old Trafford on a permanent basis should he continue to get his side firing

 And Woodward has now praised Solskjaer for the impact he has made. "The appointment of Ole (Gunnar Solskjaer) and Mike (Phelan) as caretaker manager has had a positive impact throughout the club," he said

 "We are delighted with the improvement in the team's performances since December

" Woodward was speaking at United's financial meeting. It was also announced the club are projecting their revenue to soar from £615million to £630m

 And things are also going well so far in other areas.  Broadcasting revenue is up 38 per cent year-on-year to £103

7 million. Commercially, meanwhile, United have secured a one per cent increase to £65

9 million. And sponsorship is up 2.5 per cent to £40.3m.  Woodward also announced the club had paid £19m to sack Mourinho

 Meanwhile, former United academy graduate Derek Brazil believes Solskjaer will land the job permanently should he steer United to a top four finish

 "Finishing in the top four," he told LoveSport Radio when asked about the Norweigan

 "We were so far away from the top four [when he took over]. If we get in the top four, and we beat Chelsea [Solskjaer will get the job]

 "Ultimately the only way we are going to win the FA Cup is if we beat City, whether we get them in the quarter-finals, semi-finals or final

And that is a big ask. I think top four definitely. Even if he gets to the final of the FA Cup and doesn't win, the fans will want Ole

 "I'm still on the fence about it to be honest. I haven't been carried away with the whole bandwagon saying 'he should get the job now' ' it's the Man Utd way' and all that

  "But like I said, with football, if Pochettino has already agreed to sign. And I've seen Pochettino today saying he wants Tottenham to move into their new ground before the end of the season

Wanting to play their last 3 games there. "I thought this was quite strange, because why would he want to upset the apple cart

 "If they have done a deal and Solskjaer doesn't get the job while Pochettino comes in, United fans will probably have a little moan

But I'm sure if Pochettino gets the job he will be given £200m to £300m and he'll need it!"

For more infomation >> Man Utd chief Ed Woodward reveals what he thinks about Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after PSG loss - Duration: 3:56.

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Guess what i'm eating POPCORN ap spanish video or whatever - Duration: 3:35.

POPCORN By Jennifer

Enjoy

Okay, Hello everybody, for my video i am going to show you how to make popcorn

with um

how do you say butter in English ugh

with ummmm how do you call it, how do you say it...... BUTTER.

okay so now take a bag of popcorn out of the box, this one comes with six bags

and you then you take off the plastic and you end up with this

You can read the instructions but i'm not because i know what to do

This is Orville Redenbacher type

i don't but it's made from some old dude and i like this type of popcorn

Okay so, we have to open the mircowave

then you place the popcorn like this

You have to place the popcorn bag like this in a triangular shape

and then you close the microwave

then here you have to press..... oh wait lets cancel this first.... okay then you press the POPCORN BUTTON

and then here the bag opens itself up and then all the kernels inside start to pop pop pop

They start to get cook? and then the popcorn is finished

*sigh* okay the popcorn is starting to get cook? i don't know i don't know how to say it (explain it)

there is only one minute with 17 seconds left

you can't leave the popcorn in there for too long because they get all black and burnt and they taste bad

and i don't like my popcorn like that

okay we only need 53 minutes (i meant to say seconds shut up)

look at the old man he is getting cooked

and then here you just wait and wait

okay there.... oh wait not yet

okay there

and then you take the bag out

okay... i don't know if you guys can see me

*i thought my parents were calling me im-*

okay i don't know if you guys can see me

but here is the popcorn

look at this

let me show ya'll

look this thing here...... this is the butter and if you touch it it burns you so don't touch it because i have and I've burned myself from it

so then you open it, first you have to shake the bag

and your popcorn is cooked

For more infomation >> Guess what i'm eating POPCORN ap spanish video or whatever - Duration: 3:35.

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The Halifax Explosion: What Is Courage? - Duration: 5:35.

On December 6, 1917 a massive explosion occurred in the harbour of Halifax, Nova Scotia.

At precisely 9:04 a.m. the French cargo ship SS Mont-Blanc, loaded with 2,400 tons of highly

explosive wartime cargo, collided with the Norwegian ship SS Imo.

What followed was the largest man-made explosion prior to the development of the nuclear bomb,

as well as a story of selfless courage.

Within twenty minutes of the collision, the resulting fire ignited the explosives on the

Mont-Blanc, resulting in a disaster causing horrific damage, injury and loss of life.

Approximately 2,000 people were killed instantly due to collapsed structures, falling debris

and fires.

Another 9,000 or so were injured and within a half-mile radius, nearly every structure

in the path of the explosion was destroyed.

A tsunami wave resulting from the blast came ashore and wiped out a settlement of the Mi'kmaq,

an indigenous tribe.

Many people at the time mistakenly thought the explosion was the result of a German U-boat

attack.

As is often the case in disaster scenarios, individuals stand out who display heroic acts

of courage and selflessness, and who don't

shrink back from the challenges set before them.

Such was the case that December morning in Halifax, when Vince Coleman, a railway dispatcher

working less than a mile from the explosion, learned what the Mont-Blanc was carrying.

Observing the burning ship just prior to the explosion, both he and his co-worker decided

to run from what they knew would be a life-threatening situation.

However, remembering that an incoming passenger train carrying upwards of 300 people was only

minutes from the rail yard, Coleman turned back and sent an urgent Morse code message,

causing the train to stop saving the lives of the passengers.

The Maritime Atlantic Museum reported this chilling version of his message:

"Hold up the train.

Ammunition ship afire in harbour making for Pier 6 and will explode.

Guess this will be my last message.

Good-bye boys."

Minutes later Coleman perished in the catastrophic blast.

WHAT IS COURAGE?

It has been said, "Courage is not the absence of fear (as Coleman no doubt had) but rather

the judgment that something else is more important than fear."

Now the average individual will not likely end up in dramatic circumstances requiring

such a courageous response as Mr. Coleman's, but this does not mean that courage is not

a requirement at times in daily life.

Charles Swindoll once stated - "Courage is not limited to the battlefield or the Indianapolis

500 or bravely catching a thief in your house.

The real tests of courage are much quieter.

They are the inner tests, like remaining faithful when nobody's looking, like enduring pain

when the room is empty, like standing alone when you're misunderstood."

It also involves making character building decisions ---where to do the right thing does

indeed take courage.

Circumstances in life do often arise which require difficult and courageous choices and

decisions to be made on which character is built.

As Winston Churchill said - "Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human qualities . . . because

it is the quality which guarantees all others."

Oftentimes we cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand.

So, how do you play the bad cards that maybe have been dealt to you?

How do you find ways to be courageous in the face of great adversity and calamity?

With some, life challenges lift them up instead of knocking them down.

They become unshaken, courageous and determined to do what is right and not always what is

convenient.

Sometimes in fact having courage requires hard labour!

In the year 1648, poet Robert Herrick wrote, "If little labour, little our gains".

In other words "no pain, no gain."

The people who have learned to look at challenges as valuable teaching moments tend to be the

wisest and strongest.

They don't shrink from challenge but rise to the occasion with courage.

Coleman was killed in the massive explosion that fateful day, but the heroism, courage

and selflessness he displayed in the face of imminent danger may well have been responsible

for the safety of many lives as all incoming trains to Halifax came to a screeching halt.

Coleman didn't live on to experience life and to view the positive results stemming

from his sacrifice, but his example of courage is something that will live on and from which

we can all learn.

The next time you are faced with a particularly difficult and trying challenge which requires

great courage, ask yourself what can I do and what can I learn from the hand dealt to me.

I'm Winston Gosse for Tomorrow's World Viewpoint.

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