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The One Memory I Never Want to Forget | Flora Banks Review (spoiler free) - Duration: 10:30.
Hey guys! It's Trina and today
I'm making a video inspired by the book
The One Memory of Flora Banks by Emily Barr.
This video is being sponsored by Penguin Teen
and they sent me the copy of this book
early in order for me to give an honest
review of it. I'm going to be telling you
what this book is about and what my
review of it is, and then I'm going to
get into sharing the one memory that I
never want to forget. This book actually
was released in the UK in January but it
is coming out in the United States on
May 2nd, so this book will be out by the
time you are seeing this video. This is a
YA contemporary story with kind of a
mystery edge to it about a young girl
named Flora Banks who when she was 10
years old doctors discovered a tumor on
her brain. The procedure that removed the
tumor also caused her to have a form of
amnesia and she can no longer create
memories, so her only memories that she
has are from when she was 10 years old.
She still remembers who she is, who her
parents are, how to do certain things but
she's never been able to make a new
memory since then and now she is 17. One
night she's at a party and she kisses
her best friend's boyfriend and when she
wakes up the next morning she can
remember it. So it's the first new thing
that she's been able to remember in
seven years and Flora thinks that maybe
her memory is finally starting to
improve. Personally, I rated this book
three-and-a-half stars and what that
means on my rating scale is I consider
three stars to be right in the middle. It
is average because I can't rate a book
zero stars, or at least I don't, so between 1
and 5, 3 is the midpoint and 3.5 is
slightly above average. So that basically
just means I had more positive thoughts
about this book than negative thoughts. A
couple of things that I struggled with
in this book were the writing style. It is
very simplistic and very repetitive,
especially at first, and that is
something that I found myself - I would
just stop while reading and start to
like reword the sentences in my head to
be something that I found more appealing.
But honestly I found that the writing
style was actually a character trait of
Flora. It reflects her mental state and
as the book goes on and she gains a
little bit more confidence in herself
and believes that she is healing, you can
see that the writing does grow stronger
and it stops being as choppy and it
stops being quite as repetitive. Although
it is still fairly repetitive because
she has amnesia and she's constantly
like saying things that we already know
about but she's forgotten them. Another
thing that I struggled with it first was
that the idea of kissing this boy has
fixed Flora's memory. Flora definitely
says, "he's cured me. If I can just be with
him again I will start to remember
everything." This is an idea that I think
is probably harmful because it will set
up an unrealistic expectation in your
head, especially if it deals with
something like a mental illness or an
injury or something. Thinking that a love
interest is going to fix that, I can see
how this is a harmful concept and so I
want to mention this because it is
included on the book jacket summary so
you may already know that about this
book. I actually tagged every single time
in the book where it credits this guy
with healing her memory. It was about
eighteen mentions in the book, so if
that's something that you've seen in the
book summary and you're concerned about,
yes it is present, yes it might kind of
bother you, but in the end I don't think
the book reinforces that idea. It
definitely shows that that is not the
case. To talk about the things that I
enjoyed the entire way through, Flora is
a really unreliable narrator and there
are times when like you learn
information that she's known for days
but she didn't know she already knew it. And so
another character will be like, "yeah I told
you that last week," and so it kind of
changes how you perceive things. I did
enjoy the unreliable narrator aspect of
this book because it left a lot of room for surprises.
And then even though I didn't always
love the writing style, even though I came
to appreciate it, I did think that the
writing imparted a really good sense of
urgency and mystery and I just really
wanted to know what was going on. Like,
about a third of the way through the
book I got incredibly gripped by it and
I had to stay up way too late reading.
And when I have books that really just
kidnap me like that, that is part of
the reading experience that I really
highly value. So there was a lot that I
liked about it but really that writing
style and the idea of his love fixing
her and she just being so like
instalove attached to him, those were kind of
the things that I didn't like but I did
enjoy this book a lot more than I
initially thought that I would. So that's
the information about this book and my
review of it, and inspired by the idea of
this book where she only has this one
memory that she's been able to make,
I'm going to talk to you guys about the
one memory that I would never want to
forget. So I'm actually going to cut now
to me and my husband together talking to
you guys about some of our favorite memories.
This is my husband. He's been in
a couple of videos with me before. In the
book Flora Banks, that character was 10
years old when she got amnesia so she
remembered everything before she was 10
so in our scenarios were also going to
act as if we can remember everything
before we were 10 years old. So we still
remember like who our families are, who
we are, and stuff like that. So after 10
what is a memory that we most cherish?
Which, we're a lot older than Flora Banks
was [laughs] so we would be missing like
two-thirds of our life pretty much, so
that's a bit more of a challenge.
Initially, I thought about I wanted to
remember something to do about my mother
because she passed away when I was 12
years old and that has really influenced
and impacted my life. Looking at it a
little bit more practically, like, I don't
know that I would want to relive finding
that out over and over and then
forgetting all the things that I've
learned since then that have made me who
I am, so if I am going to be like
practical about this one memory I can
keep with me I would choose something
doing with my husband because from now
on if I wake up every morning I would
want to remember him, know who he is, so I
would want to remember a day that we
spent together. And I think we have the
same memory and we're just going to kind
of talk about it. We went to Hawaii on
our honeymoon, which was five years ago.
We went to the island of Oahu and I
really wanted to go kayaking, and you
were supposed to get in your kayak in
this canal and then paddle out to the
part where it goes out into the ocean
and then go to this island that was kind
of off the coast. And when we get to the
canal where the little training video
told us this is where you get in at, well
we didn't realize that like the tide was
much lower, but I get in the canoe and
then he gets in the canoe and we just
sink to the bottom [laughs]. Like there's only like
this much water. Enough for the canoe
to float and one person to float but not
[laughing] both of us. So we're like, well I
guess we'll just get out and drag the
canoe through the water, but then there
are all these little crabs [laughs]
running around in the water and I flipped out! [laughing]
[Man:] Yeah pretty much. I ended up pulling her along.
Um. And you know, as you can see I have glasses.
The glasses got like fogged up but
also like waterlogged and I couldn't see anything.
[Trina:] Like I'm in the - in the kayak
sitting there and he's pulling it on a
rope, trudging through this canal because
I'm terrified of all these crabs. [laughing]
And then we get to the end point where it's
supposed to meet up with the beach and
it's literally a sand bar because the
water is not high enough, so we had to
get out anyway and then just like get in
again against the waves and we got
knocked out once and then we get in the
water and we see floating jellyfish that
are dead all around us and I - I just flip
out and we're in the middle of the ocean.
We made it to our Island.
[Man:] It was a bird sanctuary so a lot of people were going
around taking pictures and looking at
birds and stuff but at this point I
can't see anything and I was trying to
take pictures I think on my camera phone
at the time and it had gotten like
fogged up or something so the pictures weren't - [Trina:] The lens was foggy.
[Man:] Yeah. So the pictures weren't
turning out good, we were already tired
and stressed out just from the first half.
[Trina:] We wanted to go to another Beach
that you can only get to by kayak but as
soon as we got done with that island I was
like terrified. We'd already fallen out
once, there were all these jellyfish
around and I was just like, 'I'm going to
fall out of this kayak and have the
jellyfish just drag me under. I'm
never going to see anybody ever again.'
Like I just gotten so terrified [laughing] but I got
like in the zone and I was just like
paddling and we made it back [laughing] to shore.
So there's this little wheel thing that
you attach to your kayak so you can
drag it up and down that street to get
it from the rental place to the beach
and so he didn't put the wheel thing
on in the right position and it make it
like five times harder to pull. And I
just remember [laughing] on our way back he
was struggling pulling this kayak
behind us and he was like
huffing and just like struggling with it. [laughing]
[Man:] I'm the big bad man so - [Trina:] He can't admit it.
[Man:] I can't admit that I'm struggling, I have to
just, you know hey, it's my brand-new wife,
I gotta show her I'm strong.
[Trina:] Like I could tell that something was wrong but neither
one of us really realized what the
problem was until we got back and saw
somebody else had strapped their wheels
onto their kayak right and then he did it and he was like oh
man that was like five times easier! [laughing]
So it was a complete bust but after that,
even though we cut our day of kayaking
really short, there was this little shave
ice place right next to it and so we
went in and I remember after this terrible
day sitting on a bench like in a parking
lot in Hawaii, us eating shave ice
together and that - I can like very
vividly remember that memory and
thinking like, 'it's all going to be okay.
If we can get through this, it's going to
be okay,' which is a really reassuring
thought to have when you're newly
married because it's a big transition in your life.
[Man:] Yep. [Trina:] That's a memory that I
feel like we often reminisce on.
The carrying me down the canal with the crabs. [laughing]
It was just one that we frequently still
talk about. I thought it'd be fun to
share because that would be a good
memory to where if I woke up tomorrow and
couldn't remember anything else at least I would
remember him, know that we are married,
and that yes he is supposed to be in my
house, you know? So that's one of our favorite
memories inspired by the premise that's
going on in Flora Banks and I hope that
this video has told you a little bit
about the book and helped you decide if
you would like this one or not and told
you a little bit about us, I guess? [laughing]
If anyone is looking forward to this book I
would love to hear that, or if you've
already read it we can definitely talk
more about it down below, and if you guys
want to share with me in the comments
what is one memory that you would never
want to forget I would love to hear that.
Thank you so much for watching and I'll
see you in the comments. Bye!
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What don't you want the NSA to know about you? - Duration: 3:07.
David Spark reporting for the Electronic
Frontier Foundation. I am here at the RSA
Conference in San Francisco. The new
administration has got it hands on some
very powerful surveillance capabilities.
Should they know all of our secrets? What
don't you want the NSA to know about you?
- I would rather they didn't know
anything about me at all. - I don't want them
to know any of my emails, any my text
messages, any of my phone calls, any of
the people I'm talking to in real time. I
don't want any drones over me - none of
that. - Don't want them knowing what's in
my emails. - No need to know what I actually
write to my boyfriend, my mother, my twin
sister. - There anything specific that you
don't want them to know? - No, I mean you
know I don't want to be one of those "I
have nothing to hide so what's the
problem" kind of guys. - There's not a ton
that I really care if the NSA knows
about me, but I know that I'm in the
strong minority here. - Everyone says, "I
have nothing to hide" and that's not the
point. The point is that I want to
control what people know about me. - I
think I probably would not want the NSA
to know that I've had lots of
conversations making fun of the NSA. - We
couldn't afford an Atari system as a kid
so we had the Odyssey system. I want to
keep that private. - Well, now we all know
that. - Yeah, guess I shouldn't have revealed that.
- I don't want them to know my bank
account numbers. - I don't want them to know
my financial records. - I don't want them to
know the secrets that I keep when I'm
talking in my sleep. - I don't want them to
know my shoe size, what color underwear I
wear, the brand of peanut butter I buy,
or if I went to a protest last weekend. - I
don't want them to be tracking my kids.
- I'm all about privacy when it comes to
my kids so I don't care what they know
about me my social media or whatever, but
I like them to keep my kids out of it.
- What specifically about your
personalized do you not want them to
know? - My sex life. - What I browse for at
night. - I don't want them to know all the
things that PornHub knows about me. - I
don't want them to know everything I
purchase on Amazon because I don't want
my wife to find out. - I specifically want to
be of no interest to the NSA. - You want to be
boring to the NSA. - So boring. Like
the dentist I have the same relationship.
I want him to call, you know, and just go,
"Oh her again. Get rid of her."
- What don't you want the NSA to know
about you? - I think that ship has sailed.
- Do you think they know a lot about you
already? - Yes, I assume they do. - Does that
scare you? - Yes, it does. It scares me and
offends me. - I don't think their charter is
to spy on Americans. So why are they? - What
don't you want the NSA to know about you?
- That I'm secretly but not so secretly
Canadian. - Being a Canadian is not a
crime. - Not yet anyway.
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Democratic Lawmakers Blackmail President Trump In A Disgusting Way, Will They Get What They Want - Duration: 2:16.
Democratic Lawmakers Blackmail President Trump In A Disgusting Way, Will They Get What They
Want
Democratic lawmakers are doing everything they can to stop and blackmail President Trump.
Many Republican's have been willing to compromise A LOT, in order to avoid a Government shutdown.
A 1,665-page will be voted on in the House on Wednesday, and it does not look good for
President Trump.
The bill will spend $1 trillion and none of that money will be going to the border wall.
A lot will be going to Planned Parenthood, and a minuscule amount will be going to the
military.
However, voting for the bill will stop any threat of a 'government shutdown', and
it will make President Trump look good to the mainstream media.
"This agreement is a good agreement for the American people, and takes the threat
of a government shutdown off the table.
The bill ensures taxpayer dollars aren't used to fund an ineffective border wall, excludes
poison pill riders, and increases investments in programs that the middle class relies on,
like medical research, education and infrastructure," said Chuck Schumer.
"The omnibus (spending bill) is in sharp contrast to President Trump's dangerous
plans to steal billions from lifesaving research, instead increasing funding for the NIH (National
Institutes of Health) by $2 billion," said Nancy Pelosi.
Why does the GOP seem to be caving in so badly?
For more information read here.
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'James Corden Doesn't Want To Do Lunges' Ep.104: Talking with Chris Hardwick - Duration: 2:06.
Did you have any struggles with any-any brain stuff?
Any, like--
Oh, yeah, yeah. A lot of-- still.
All the time, like...
You know, I've always-I've always struggled with, eh,
kind of what I look like, how I am, and those things.
And I-and I-- And I really feel it's probably--
I've been saying for a long time,
and it's startin' to creep up on me--
I've been saying to people for a long time,
I'm gonna peak at 40.
(chuckling)
I'm gonna be at my physical peak at 40.
I'm like, at 40-- when I hit--
most people get less attractive.
And my intention is to get more attractive
from the age of 40 to 60.
And people go, "What happened there?"
(Chris) Holy crap.
(bleep). Yeah.
And, uh.... but-but--
(applause)
Save your applause.
(chuckling)
Because it's creeping up,
and I'm really gonna have to, you know--
Like, I went to the gym today,
and I so-- it's so depressing.
I mean, it's so--
I mean, like what is this thing of like-- just--
You can like--
I go to the gym today and I'm like, "Right.
"This is what I wanna do.
"I wanna look better here, and I wanna lose this.
"I wanna lose all of this."
And he goes, "Great.
"This is what we're gonna do."
(laughter)
Lunges!
Yes!
And I'm like-- Yes!
No!
(laughter)
That won't do it!
(laughter)
That won't do it.
You some sort of "American Ninja Warrior" course?
And he goes, "No.
"But if you commit to this, and you do this everyday."
I'm like, "No."
(laughter)
I want this to happen.
I wanna go to the gym once-- And then that's it.
(laughter)
You want instant results. And then I will maintain it.
But unless I see results... Yeah.
'Cause let me tell you, I see results
if I eat a sandwich. Right.
(laughter)
All I want is the same ratio... In reverse.
...from the gym.
That if I go out and eat a three-course meal,
pasta and dessert, I feel it.
And I see it.
And I wanna feel the same in that time frame
from the gym.
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Theresa Pasag at University of Maryland, College Park - What I Want You to Know - Duration: 1:33.
Last semester, I attended a panel of four women social entrepreneurs, and although I
only vaguely remember their names and the companies they founded, I remember their stories
about their journeys.
More importantly, I remember Emilie Aries' advice to the audience, which was "Follow
Your Curiosity", and it's now my motto.
I remind myself to follow my curiosity to make sure I unapologetically explore anything
and everything I'm interested in, even if others think it's unconventional.
I use this motto to drive my passions in working in multicultural organizations and trying
to weave innovation and entrepreneurship in them.
Multicultural organizations are important to me because embracing our identities is
empowering.
Multicultural organizations breed diversity and empathy, and these are essential in solving
social issues.
In my opinion, there is no better place to look for changemakers than in multicultural
organizations because these students are passionate.
These students are determined to dedicate all their time in sharing their cultures even
if they think they can't bring these skills and knowledge with them post-grad.
But if selected as a University Innovation Fellow, I hope to change this.
I hope to apply innovation and entrepreneurship in multicultural organizations to make this
"code switch" or the "translation/transfer of skills" for post grad easier for student
leaders and student members of these organizations.
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'我要工资，不要烟'' 'We want our wages, not cigarettes.' - Duration: 1:16.
Today the lawyers of Gold Mantis came
offering each of us a pack ofcigarettes.
We don't want it.
We want our wages, not cigarettes.
We want our wages, not cigarettes.
We don't want cigarettes.
We want our legally-earned wages.
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Theresa Pasag at University of Maryland, College Park - What I Want You to Know - Duration: 2:15.
Last semester, I attended a panel of four women social entrepreneurs. Although I
only vaguely remember their names and the companies they founded, I remember one piece
of advice from Emilie Aries, which was "Follow Your Curiosity", and it's now my motto.
I remind myself to follow my curiosity to make sure I unapologetically explore anything
and everything I'm interested in, even if others think it's unconventional.
I use this motto to drive my passion in working in multicultural organizations and trying
to weave innovation and entrepreneurship into them.
Because of this motto, in this past school year alone, I have been able to incorporate
design thinking in three events at UMD, one for the Filipino Cultural Association
(FCA), another for my internship at the Office of Multicultural Involvement and Community
Advocacy (MICA), and a third for the Asian American Student Union (AASU).
I plan to continue to use design thinking, innovation, and entrepreneurship even more
next year since I have been recently elected into the executive boards for both FCA and
AASU for the 2017-2018 school year.
Lastly, I want to conclude with saying how important multicultural organizations are
to me because embracing our identities is empowering.
Multicultural organizations breed diversity and empathy, and these are essential in solving
social issues.
If you ask me, there is no better place to look for changemakers than in multicultural
organizations because these students are passionate.
These students are determined to dedicate all their time in sharing their cultures even
if they think they can't bring these skills and knowledge with them post-grad.
But if selected as a University Innovation Fellow, I hope to change this.
I hope to apply innovation and entrepreneurship in multicultural organizations to make this
"code switch" or the translation/transfer of skills for post grad easier for student
leaders and student members of multicultural organizations.
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Groups Want To Change Stigma Of Mental Illness - Duration: 2:09.
PERSON OF INTEREST THOUGH NEVER
CHARGED WITH A CRIME.
WE LEARNED TODAY THE SEARCH
TURNED UP NOTHING.
IT CAME THREE WEEKS AFTER
AUTHORITIES SEARCHED THE
BACKYARD OF LUCAS'S
GRANDMOTHER.
MORE THAN 1 MILLION
COLORADANS STRUGGLE WITH A
MENTAL HEALTH CONDITION AND
HAVE DON'T GET ANY TREATMENT.
NOW A COALITION OF
ORGANIZATIONS WANT TO CHANGE
THAT BY GETTING PEOPLE TALKING
ABOUT IT.
KILLED -- KATHY WALSH JOINS US
TONIGHT.
Reporter: PEOPLE FEEL
ASHAMED.
THEY DON'T WANT TO TALK ABOUT
IT.
I AM TOLD PEOPLE WITH ANXIETY,
DEPRESSION OR EATING DISORDERS
ARE AS COMMON AS SILVER CARS.
IT IS OUT THERE AND NOW THERE
IS A PUSH TO TALK ABOUT IT.
MOTHER-TO-BE SARAH STEWART
IS DAYS FROM HER DUE DATE BUT
THE HAPPINESS SHE FEELS IS LONG
OVERDUE.
DRUG ABUSE, ALCOHOLISM.
Reporter: THAT IS HOW SARAH
GREW UP.
SHE MOVED OUT AT 17, HAD A BABY
AND WAS DIVORCED BY 22.
SHE REPEATED THE CYCLE, GOT
HOOKED ON METH AND THEN
ALCOHOL.
SHE KNEW SHE WAS MENTALLY ILL
BUT WOULD NOT ADMIT IT.
SARAH IS BIPOLAR AND HAS A
BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER.
SHE IS NOW IN THERAPY AND ON
MEDICATIONS AND SHE SAYS THE
SUPPORT OF HER HUSBAND DAVID
HELPED SAVE HER. HAVING
SOMEBODY LISTEN. EVEN IF THEY
CAN'T UNDERSTAND.
TO BE EMPATHETIC AND OPEN TO
DIFFERENT SOLUTIONS MAKES ALL
THE DIFFERENCE.
LET'S KEEP TALKING ABOUT
IT. Reporter: THAT IS THE
CHALLENGE.
MEAS MENTAL HEALTH MONTH.
A NEW CAMPAIGN CALLED LET'S
TALK A LOT OF ADDRESSES THE
STIGMA.
MAKING IT OKAY TO TALK ABOUT
MENTAL HEALTH, TO SEEK CARE
ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH AND TO ASK
FOR HELP.
NO ONE IS ASHAMED TO SAY I
HAVE DIABETES.
WHY SHOULD YOU BE ASHAMED TO
HAVE DEPRESSION? Reporter:
SARAH STEWART ENCOURAGES THOSE
SUFFERING TO FIND SOMEONE WHO
WILL LISTEN.
LET'S TALK COLORADO INCLUDES
A WEBSITE THAT HAS A TOOLKIT OF
RESOURCES.
YOU CAN FIND A LINK ON
WWW.CBSDENVER.COM.
I HAVE TO APPLAUD SARAH TO GET
OUT THERE AND TALK ABOUT ALL OF
HER ISSUES.
SHE IS A HERO. SHE SURE IS.
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What Happens When We Stuff Up? - Duration: 6:10.
Hi! I'm Sharon Jurd and welcome to my
Biz Blitz video. And today I want to
talk to you about Stuffing Up. Now we all
do it and I've done it many
times and I'm sure you have as
well. But more specifically what I want
to talk about is what happens when we do
stuff up because any moment in time
we've got the opportunity to stuff up and we
can't get away from that. As Tony Robbins
says, with the amount of
companies he owns, there is always
someone in the world stuffing up right
now. And that's probably true for him;
we're all human beings. We make mistakes.
And so if you want to live in an ideal
and think that you're never going
to stuff up, you're going to set yourself
up for failure. So if we all think that
yes, we're going to stuff up then we can
relax about it a bit.
I own an international
franchise company. I have franchisees
letting me know
every time I've stuffed up and I can't
let that get to me. I wanted to discuss
somsome things around how we behave when we
do stuff up. Firstly, as I said Stuffs Up
Happen All Of The Time. So get used to it. We
try to minimise it, we set systems in
place but they will happen. Secondly I
want you to think about How Do We
React because when we stuff up sometimes
our reactions create more of a drama
than the actual stuff up.
Sure, I've put Facebook posts out and
the grammar hasn't been correct and
some people get on their high horse and
think it's a big drama and I'm
going, "I'm not about to sweat
the small stuff." I just don't
worry about that. Sure, I want it to be
correct, I want it to be professional but
just sometimes it's not. And like I do on
these videos, I don't have the Queen's
English so this is how I talk. I don't have
everything in my life to perfection. So
in my posts or in my email outs or
anything like that they're not always
going to be a hundred percent so don't get hung up on
the small things that are not going to
cause a whole heap of drama in your life.
The other thing is, when we do stuff
up What Do We Internally Say To
Ourselves? Because sometimes we can stuff
up and we've all got these
voices in our heads, we've talked
about these before, and these voices
start saying, "You're a failure,""You're no
good,""This is never going to work,""
This business is never going to be a
success,""I'm never going to be a success."
And what I want to say to you is turn that
around. Just turn it around.
Don't let that noisy voice take over
inside your head. Get the quieter
voice that says, "What am I learning from
this?" "How can I improve myself from this?""
What systems and processes can I put in
place so it never ever, ever happens
again? "And how am I growing as a person
through all of these stuffs up during
the growth of my business perhaps?" Listen
to that quieter voice that is there
determined,
and really self-disciplined
improving yourself and growing within
yourself. Listen to that quieter
voice. And thirdly, It's Easy To Change
Beliefs Around Stuffing Up. It's
easy; all you have to do is change your
thought patterns around how you think
when you stuff up. If you think you are a
failure, if you think you are going to stuff up
all the time, you will! So change your
beliefs and say, "Look,
I'm human. I stuff up and I'm not going
to let that break me." There's a
lot better things out there in the whole
wide world to break you. If
something's going to break you don't let
it be a little stuff up like a
Facebook post or sending out an email
incorrect. I've sent emails out
to databases that had nothing to do with
them, had the wrong information on, went to
the whole wrong database
but I apologised and I got over it. I
from that yeah sure, I put
systems in place so it wouldn't happen
again
but that wasn't going to break me.
You might stuff up an interview or
a business meeting but that's
not the end of the world. It's about how
you behave. So it's easy, easy, easy
to change your beliefs around what's
going on inside you when you stuff up.
So that's my message today about stuffing
up. Stuffing up will always happen so get
used to it. And secondly, think about how
you are reacting to that stuff up. Is it
a big drama? Are we going to talk
about that stuff up in five years time?
No, probably not.
You'll probably have a laugh about it and go,
"Remember when.." And thirdly, listen to
those internal conversations with
yourself and don't listen to that
loud voice telling you you're a failure.
Listen to the quiet voice that's telling
you, you're learning and you're growing
as a person and then lastly, of course as
I mentioned change the beliefs around
stuffing up. Make sure that you know it's
going to be a part of your life and it's
not going to be such a bad thing. I'm
I'm happy that you've spent some time with me
today. I'm very grateful that you take
time out of your day to listen to my
videos and I look forward to talking to
you soon.
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Part-time faculty members want better pay, benefits - Duration: 1:21.
CHANGE THAT."
BARRY:
ADJUNCT PROFESSORS ACROSS THE
STATE FOCUSED ATTENTION ON WHAT
THEY SAY IS UNFAIR PAY.
22NEWS REPORTER ASHLEY AFONSO
EXPLAINS HOW THEIR PAY COMPARES
TO THAT OF A FULL TIME
PROFESSOR.
ASHLEY AFONSO:
TODAY ADJUNCT PROFESSORS AT
SPRINGFIELD TECHNICAL
COMMUNITY COLLEGE ORGANIZED AN
EVENT TO BRING ATTENTION TO THE
UNFAIR
TREATMENT OF ADJUNCT FACULTY.
THIS IS PART OF THE
MASSACHUSETTS TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION MAY 1ST
DAY OF ACTION.... THEY WANT
BETTER CONTRACTS FOR COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
EMPLOYEES .... AS THEY CALLED IT
EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK.
MICHELLE NASH AN ADJUNCT
PROFESSOR AT STCC TOLD 22NEWS ON
AVERAGE ADJUNCT
PROFESSOR EARNS 40 CENTS ON THE
DOLLAR COMPAIRED TO A FULLTIME
PROFESSOR
WITH BENEFITS.
MICHELLE:
"IT'S EQUALLY QUALIFIED PEOPLE
DOING THE SAME
WORK BEING PAID A PORTION BUT
THE STUDENTS FEES ARE STILL VERY
HIGH, SO WE ARE
ASKING FOR STUDENT SUPPORT SO
THAT THEY CAN FIND OUT WHERE
THEIR MONEY IS GOING."
ASHLEY AFONSO:
ACCORDING TO THE MASSAHUCSETTS
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
ADJUNCTS TEACH APPROXIMATELY 70%
OF CLASSES AT THE STATE'S
COMMUNITY
COLLEGES BUT MAKE SIGNIFICANTLY
LESS MONEY, RECEIVE NO BENEFITS,
HAVE NO
JOB SECURITY, AND ARE NOT PART
OF THE STATE PENSION SYSTEM.
ONE OF THE ADJUNCT PROFESSORS
WE SPOKE TO TODAY SAID SHE
TEACHES 17
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Video: Want to learn how to cook? - Duration: 2:42.
JENNIFER: THE CHEF IS HERE TO
TALK ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL
SHELLFISH.
>> WE HAVE A GREAT CLASS
ON TUESDAY MAY THE TH.
IT IS GOING TO BE ME AND
NICK, THE OWNER OF THE
LOCAL OYSTER.
WE'RE GOING TO MAKE SOME
GREAT RECIPES.
WE HAVE TRUE CHESAPEAKE
OYSTERS WITH AN APPLE MI
NONET.
MIRI: THAT SOUNDS FANCY.
>> THERE'S SOME RICE
VEIN FAR.
WE HAVE LEMON JUICE AND
GREEN APPLES.
WE HAVE ALL OF THE SOUR.
WE'RE GOING TO ADD SOME
SAVORY.
THIS IS FRESH CHOPPED
SHALLOTS.
THIS IS KIND OF THE
FRENCH PART OF THE
INTERNATIONAL.
YOU ARE GOING TO MIX
THAT UP.
WHAT YOU DO IS YOU SERVE
IT ON THE SIDE WITH THE
BEAUTIFUL, TRUE
CHESAPEAKE SKINNY DIPPER
OYSTERS.
>> THROW IT RIGHT ON
THERE.
AND IT IS LIKE THE CLASS
IC RED WINE SAUCE.
IT IS REALLY, REALLY
GOOD.
IT IS GOING TO BE
AWESOME.
IT IS THE SEASON FOR
THAT WHEN YOU ARE HAVING
A PICNIC OR HAVING
PEOPLE OVER TO GET SOME
OYSTERS AND LEARN HOW TO
POP THEM OPEN IS A GREAT
THING.
JENNIFER: PEOPLE ARE MAKING THE
PREAKNESS RANS TOO.
>> YOU HAVE $7 OR 8 AND
RAG AND OYSTER.
YOU WANT TO FIND THE
HINGE.
YOU ARE GOING TO POP IT
AND GIVE IT A TURN.
THEN IT JUST POPS RIGHT
OFF.
YOU CAN SEE.
JENNIFER: YOU ARE GOOD AT THAT.
THAT WOULD SEND ME TO
THE E.R.
>> LOTS OF PRACTICE.
YOU POP IT OPEN.
THEN YOU SHOOT IT BACK
AND YOU ARE GOOD TO GO.
JENNIFER: ALL RIGHT.
THAT SOUNDS GOOD.
>> THIS IS THE SECOND
AND THE MEXICAN VERSION.
WE HAVE THE BEAUTIFUL
CLAMS.
LARGE AND SMALL ONES.
HAY HAVE SAUSAGE AND
NICE AND SPICY AND A
LITTLE BIT OF THE SALSA.
JENNIFER: THIS LOOKS SO GOOD.
YOU ARE GOING TO TEACH
PEOPLE HOW TO MAKE ALL
OF THIS.
>> EVERYTHING.
WE HAVE SEVERAL MORE
DISHES.
WE HAVE A CANTONESE
STYLE OYSTER.
WE ARE GOING TO BE AT
THE FARMEST MARKET AND
BIZARRE MAY 7TH.
WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO
IS HAVE A FAMILY COOK
OFF.
SO IT IS HANDS ON COOK
ING AND YOU BRING
THE WHOLE FAMILY.
TICKETS ARE $10.
WE ARE GOING TO ROLL
THROUGH THE WHOLE ENTIRE
FARMERS MARKET.
WE'RE GOING TO GET FRESH
INGREDIENTS.
EVERYBODY IS GOING TO
COOK TOGETHER.
>> YOU HAVE SO MUCH COM
ING UP.
>> IT IS CHEFEGG.COM.
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Democrats want open budget negotiations, Republicans disagree - Duration: 2:47.
BASED ON THE LATEST NUMBERS
FROM THE STATE TAX
DEPARTMENT...GOVERNOR DANNE..
MALLOY SAYS HIS ADMINSTRATION
WILL START MAKING IMMEDIATE
SPENDING CUTS...THAT'S BECAUSE
THE TAXABLE INCOME OF
CONNECTICUT'S WEALTHIEST
RESIDENTS'...HAS GONE "DOWN"
BY NEARLY HALF...THATS
CREATING RED INK FOR STATE
GOVERNMENT AS FAR AS THE EYE
CAN SEE...AND NOW... THE
BICKERING AT THE STATE CAPITOL
HAS BEEN TURNED UP TO áHIGHá.
CHIEF POLTIICAL CORRESPONDENT
MARK DAVIS JOINS US LIVE WITH
THE LATESTGOOD EVENING.THE
BICKERING HAS STARTED ABOUT
THE BEST WAY TO NEGOTIATE OUT
OF THIS MESS.
3
(SUPER=SEN. MARTIN LOONEY/(D)
SENATE PRESIDENT PRO TEM) 13-20
(SUPER=SEN. CATHY OSTEN/(D)
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE) 36-44
(SUPER=SEN. LEN FASANO/(R)
SENATE PRESIDENT PRO TEM)
1:02-1:10(SUPER=CMSR. KEVIN
SULLIVAN/CT DEPT. OF REVENUE
SERVICES) 1:32-1:39THE
GOVERNOR HAS AGREED TO MEET
WITH THE TOP LEADERS FROM BOTH
POLITICAL PARTIES
TOMORROW IN WHAT IS EXPECTED
TO BE A SERIES OF
BUDGET SUMMIT MEETINGS TO TRY
TO FIND A SOLUTION TO
THE WORST BUDGET CRISIS IN
OVER 25 YEARS.[LOONEY] "WE
PROPOSE THAT WE HOLD ALL OF
OUR BUDGET AND IMPLEMENTER
NEGOTIATIONS IN THE
PRESENCE OF THE NEWS MEDIA AND
TO BE BROADCAST ON
CTN." C-T-N IS THE
LEGISLATURE'S GAVEL TO GAVEL
STATEWIDE CABLE TV CHANNEL.
DEMOCRATS IN THE STATE SENATE
KNOW THAT THE SPENDING CUTS
THAT ARE COMING
THIS TIME WILL BE WILDLY
UNPOPULAR AND THEY
WANT THE BLAME SPREAD AROUND.
[OSTEN] "WE ARE IN THE MIDDLE
OF A DIRE CIRCUMSTANCE. WE
HAVE REAL DECISIONS
TO MAKE AND THE REAL DECISIONS
HAVE TO BE MADE TOGETHER."
[FASANO] "THIS IS JUST NUTS."
THE REPUBLICAN
LEADER IN THE SENATE, LEN
FASANO OF NORTH HAVEN,
WHO HAS DEMOCRATIC LEADER
MARTIN LOONEY OF
NEW HAVEN BECAUSE OF THE 18 TO
18 SPLIT....
IMMEDIATELY CALLED THE OPEN
MEETING IDEA JUST A POLITICAL
TACTIC THAT WON'T
SOLVE ANYTHING.[FASANO] "YOU
HAVE NEGOTIATIONS, YOU DON'T
INVITE THE WHOLE WORLD INTO
NEGOTIATIONS. IT
CHILLS THE AFFECT OF THE
CONVERSATION. EVERYBODY
KNOWS THAT. THAT'S WHY
IT'S A GAME."
MEANWHILE THEY'RE STILL
OPENING ENVELOPES AT THE STATE
TAX DEPARTMENT AND
IT APPEARS THE STATE'S 100
WEALTHIEST RESIDENTS HAD AN
OVER FORTY
PERCENT DECLINE IN TAXABLE
INCOME LAST YEAR.
PUTTING THE CURRENT STATE
BUDGET, THAT ENDS IN 60 DAYS,
400 MILLION IN THE
RED AND NEXT YEAR AT WELL OVER
2 BILLION IN THE RED.
THE STATE TAX COMMISSIONER
SAYS NO ONE SHOULD BE
SURPRIZED.[SULLIVAN] "IT'S
BEEN DEVELOPING FOR MONTHS NOW
IF YOU FOLLOW THE
NUMBERS. THE NUMBERS HAVE
BEEN VERY CLEAR THAT
REVENUE'S BEEN TRACKING
RAPIDLY DOWNWARD."
YOU MAY BE
ASKING YOURSELF HOW CAN THE
STATE'S MOST WEALTHY RESIDENTS
BE PAYING SO MUCH LESS
WHEN THE STOCK MARKET IS SKY
HIGH? WELL REMEMBER
BEFORE IT WAS HIGH, IT WAS
LOW. AND THE WEALTHY CAN
LEGALLY AVOID PAYING
SOME TAXES BY MEASURING THEIR
LOSSES AGAINST THEIR GAINS.
REPUBICANS ALSO SAY MANY
OF THE STATE'S WEALTHIEST
RESIDENTS HAVE LEFT THE STATE
FOR FLORIDA.
LIVE, FROM THE
HARTFORD NEWSROOM,
MARK DAVIS, NEWS 8.
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