Hi, I'm Christina and welcome to my channel ChriskaYoga! In today's video, this one is for the yoga
Teachers I've been teaching yoga since 2014. I'm a registered yoga teacher now at 3500 our level
I got my first yoga teacher training back in March of 2014
I wish that somebody was there to guide me at the beginning
there are a lot of things that I learned over the past 3 plus years that I've been teaching yoga, and
I thought I would share them with you. I'll just get started if you're new how to establish yourself as an authority
because if you have taken a
Real solid 200 our yoga teacher training where your teachers and mentors were knowledgeable
Then now you are an authority on yoga, and you should establish yourself as such I know
After coming out of my first 200 our yoga teacher training. I knew so much I had learned so much
It was a life-changing experience for me
But I still felt small
I still felt like I was in the shadows of my mentors who had been practicing yoga for years and years
They had been practicing yoga for basically my entire lifetime
And maybe and then some so I felt very intimidated like I was still
Like I was still a student and not a teacher
But it's important that you start thinking of yourself as an authority on yoga
And you have the knowledge now in order to teach people who do not know anything about yoga
And who want to learn more you have the power now
And I would like to help you to get started with these tips
before we get started with these tips for new yoga teachers if you aren't yet subscribe to this channel if
You want to practice yoga with me even though you're a teacher I?
Still practice with other teachers as well, so if you want to practice yoga with me
I post two free yoga classes on this YouTube channel every single week
It is completely free to subscribe and I would love to have you as a subscriber as a part of this growing community
There are also yoga teachers in this community as well
And I definitely recommend
Joining us because they are a bunch of awesome people so I would love to have you as well
So let's get into these tips number one
Don't be afraid to put yourself out. There as an introvert myself I
was definitely afraid to put myself out there at first I as I said before I
Still felt like a small student who didn't know anything when in reality?
You went through 200 hours of training and you do know things so it's time to
establish yourself and be confident in your knowledge and
Don't be afraid to put yourself out there
Oh, don't be afraid to contact Studios actually going to yoga studios
I had a friend in my 200 hour training who owned a yoga studio and
She basically said some so many people contact the studio
But they never actually come in take a class get to know us
and I think establishing a relationship at the yoga studio is important in order to get your foot into the door and
Really be able to eventually teach they're there
You're probably if you live in a big city you're probably going to have to get on the sub list first
or a lot of studios, which
Can be challenging as well you have to go through a lot of auditions
But if there's a will, there's a way
and
You really can't be afraid to put in the work and put yourself out there in order to actually get the jobs that you want
as a yoga teacher
The number 2 tip I'm going to share with you is teach your friends so when I first started
I was practicing I gave my mom some private lessons. I gave my boyfriend at the time some private lessons
I taught my mom's friends. I taught my friends
I I just taught whoever I could
Whenever I could and I wanted to practice my teaching voice my teaching presence if you don't practice you will lose it
Teaching itself is something that is a skill
I personally think that I have definitely developed my teaching skill because I taught dance before I taught yoga
And I am a lifelong student I have
years and years of
school under my belt college
Grad school, so I have been in an academic teaching environment for quite some time
So I think that establishing your teaching skill is important
You need to practice to whoever is willing to let you practice on them, and if they're nice enough
They might give you some feedback as well
Always constructive feedback is always good negativity is not so good so
Be careful with who you teach make sure that they are supportive
But yeah finding people to practice teaching on is always always
Important to do that brings me to my next tip which is super important for you to be safe
So get yourself some insurance get yourself some teaching insurance if you register yourself
With the yoga, Alliance you should definitely be able to get a discount on teaching insurance
They have specific insurance for yoga teachers if you aren't familiar
And it's just the safe thing to do god. Forbid somebody gets injured, and it's not even your fault
It's just maybe they were careless
They didn't listen to your instructions or they slipped on the studio, which has nothing to do with you
You don't want to get caught in a legal situation without having insurance
So that's one of the first very first things that you should be doing when you start teaching people
The next tip I'm going to share with you is
donation based
Classes and free classes start out by giving your classes away for free this does along the lines with teaching your friends teaching your family
Yoga in order to practice but in order to establish yourself as a teacher
You need to actually teach classes and let them try them out for free and if they like them if they like your teaching style
Then you can definitely establish your personal yoga community, and they'll keep coming back to you for more classes
And if you want to start charging if they actually like your classes you can
Start charging them and making a living from doing the work. Which is super important
You definitely are putting in a lot of work as a yoga teacher?
So it isn't to feel comfortable charging for your work as well
Which is another obstacle and a lot of teachers yoga teachers and fitness?
Teachers go through because they feel guilty with asking people for money in exchange for the service of teaching
this is a
Mindset that you need to let go of and assure yourself that people are willing to pay for your work and this is
super important, however at the beginning
It's always great to give people a free try at first so that they start to get to know you get to know your
Style and start to love your style and come back for more another great thing is donation based classes accept
Whatever donation people want to give you I started doing this when I first started teaching, yoga
I was teaching at a fitness studio, and then I also was holding my own donation based classes
It was a very small group
I had maybe two to three people in the class and that was great and they would donate to me
And it didn't make a living, but it definitely
Established my relationship with them and establishing myself
Even further as a yoga teacher and an authority on yoga the next portion of the tips is
establishing your presence online
Creating an online portfolio for yourself so number one first and foremost it is very important to get a website
I suggest this to not only yoga teachers
But choreographers or anyone who is in business for themselves even if you're working for a studio as a yoga teacher
You're still in business for yourself you might want to teach on other studios as well having a website is your online reference so
Something that you can put on a business card if you meet somebody and you say hey
You can look at my website. See which classes. I'm teaching if you're teaching or learn more about me
You can have a very simple website one to two pages just where they can
Contact you if you have any social media links more about you some photos of yourself
Which is another side point definitely take some photos of yourself
It's important for a website for any kind of online portfolio that I'm going to be discussing
You don't even have to have a paid website
There are tons of platforms that post websites for free Wix is one of them, so if you have
Limited funds in order to host your website. You can do it for free
it's just important to have one another great way to establish your authority put yourself out there and
Have a online
portfolio of your teaching is
YouTube so teaching yoga online on YouTube
Is something that I started doing in order to?
showcase my teaching style I have been teaching yoga for a few months when I first started the channel and
I realized I wanted to branch out to more studios, and I wanted to have sort of a video
representation of my teachings so I created the yoga YouTube channel as a way to
Show people how I teach show other yoga studios my teaching style what I didn't know and what YouTube is also excellent for is
reaching yoga students a lot of
Students are on YouTube looking for yoga classes and this brings me into my final tip which is social media yoga is huge on
Instagram there are tons and tons of yoga teachers on Instagram Facebook
Having those pages having those things where your students can follow you and where people can find you are super important
Even if it's just focusing on one or two things so if you want to focus on YouTube and Instagram
Awesome if you want to focus on Facebook and Instagram
That's a great way to start too. It's just it's up to you, but I highly recommend
Doing it so yeah. That's social media page specifically for your yoga
And you can start out by inviting your friends to follow you and then if done the right way
You will start to reach other people so people that don't know you that aren't your friends and family
That are just interested in your yoga teaching
Thank you so much for watching. I really hope you found this video helpful
I hope that it helps you to really get yourself out there and share more yoga with more people the world needs
yoga teachers
I think it's awesome that you took the time out of your life spent the money on a yoga teacher training and
Learn more about yoga, and how to share yoga with more people it is super important
I really appreciate the fact that we have this shared interest of yoga
And I hope you found this video helpful in furthering your career as a yoga teacher. Thank you so much for watching
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What Are Those Little Beads In My Water 👍👍👍 - Duration: 46:38.
hello my name's Claude Taylor and welcome to my how to plumbing channel to
all my subscribers and return visitors thank you for your continued support and
if you are new to this channel and you like what you see give it a thumbs up
and become a subscriber thank you without further adieu let's go on to the
video now this is a little different than what
I've normally doing on a how to channel this particular water heater here that
we're looking at right now I've actually fixed this about a year
ago there was an issue with the burner and wasn't cutting on and they couldn't
get the light so we did take care of that problem but now they called me back
out and this time the water softener went bad and when the water softener
started to go bad the little pellet stick Jim you might see in your water if
you do own a water softener and had one that started having issues the little
beads that's getting stuck in your faucet and stuff well anyway on this
particular water heater it's quite a bit of those beads got into the inside of it
and rather than you know flushing it because they did try to flush the tank
the homeowner just wanted to go ahead and replace it so we did go ahead and
replace it and what I did is brought it back so that I can
take it apart and see what's going on in the inside what it looks like and the
damage that the water softener done into the inside and what you see me doing
here is trying every and anything I can to cut into this metal tank
it wasn't easy I used all the little tools that I had I'm not really set up
for taking stuff like this apart but I was curious to see what's going on okay
that one put a little too much on that so gonna try something else but we are
going to get this tank open and we're gonna see what's going on in here this
was actually a really good water here is only like ten years old and the life
expectancy of a water heater is 14 to 15 years but this one was up in the attic
also a lot of the water heater manufactures they really actually don't
recommend water heaters in the Attic and for obvious reasons because in the
attics especially down here in the south it gets very hot and we know that when
it's hot and closed in that we have sufficient air and we all know that fire
will need some oxygen to breathe so with this issue down here in the South
without meaning the Attic it's probably not the best situation
but anyway we pulled this one out of the Attic and that's why I had to fix it the
first time because it was so having issues with the with the politics Imlay
prematurely going out and by the way if you are curious about the first job that
I did on this water heater there will be a copy of that video at the end of this
one here and if you're wondering I know you can't see but I do have a shield to
cover my face so the particles and the fire coming from the tank get into my
eyes so please don't take this video as a lesson on how to cut open the inside
cut open the hot water tank from the outside this is not something I normally
do this is out of curiosity for me and you
I'm sure there's Watchers out there that's watching this channel right now
they can tell me a better way and a quicker way that I could have done this
that would have been great but anyway that's my story and I'm sticking to it
what happened with the water softener just you know if you are a a person that
owns a water softener at your home the it started malfunctioning which means
the little beads and the resin they call it the resin part the resin tank that
holds the residence I would say that the strainer that keeps the little beads
from getting into the water and filter the water the strainer probably more
than most likely it's just cracked and the beads started coming through it's
possible that it could be fixed but that would only be done by someone that's
specialized in water purification systems most plumbers you don't want to
call them out and have them look at your water softener because they don't really
know what they're looking at I mean they think they've got an idea
how it works just like I do and if you call them out their important was likely
we get a plumber that likes to sell and want to upsell you're gonna be buying
your new water softener or he's gonna try to talk you into a new water
softener rather than trying to fix the one that you have so if this issue
occurs I would recommend that you call someone from Google's or the internet or
Yellow Pages that specialize in water purification systems
most people that do have these water softeners in a home a lot of them they
don't they might not keep the maintenance up on it because they're not
sure but there are purification companies out there that will contract
to check your water softener periodically six months to every six
months to a year that's something you might want to check out and if it's not
something that you really don't want to keep up with and if you like me you're
very busy there's so many things you need to keep up with I probably wouldn't
even recommend a water softener because right now it looks like it's going to be
more damaged then it's supposed to help a plumbing system
and keep you keep your water nice and clean and drinkable
and I know a lot of welders out there looking at this right now they will it
be nice to have a blowtorch I would love to help blow to it just cut this right
over real quick
and I am being as cautious as I can because the and having these nice heavy
gloves on will help keep me from getting cut because this is like razor some of
these corners are razor sharp and it's just easy very dangerous I was
recommending else doing this unless you are experienced at doing this right
there that little blue tube you see coming down that too is coming straight
from the hot water side I mean the cold water side where the cold water comes
into the tank and that tube goes all the way to the bottom if you know how a
water heater operate heat rises so when the cold water comes into the tank it
goes straight to the bottom some issues that I've ran into we're customers were
running out of hot water really quick is when that dip tube right there was
broken off so if it was broken off that meeting at the top when that cold water
came in it mixed immediately with the hot water that was on top already and
therefore their water hot water was being depleted really quick
and that little stringy looking thing Larry did you see right there this is
what it's supposed to look like that actually is the ennop tube and I'm gonna
leave a description below so you can go check out the ennop tube that ennop tube
is completely gone I mean it's really I'm trying to get a good view of it
inside here that's the ennop see what all that stuff's coming off of it I
don't know and some of it is the resident from the water softener that's
caked around it
Yeah right there you see really good now resin up on top it's mixed
and you can see all the resin from the water softener the little beads that
they were stuck down at the bottom of the tank I'll give you a better view of
this later in the video here
and the tube you see coming inside a little tube that's from the gas control
valve that's the thermostat it reads the temperature of the tank it knows when so
when the tank knows when to kick on and off
and exceed the dip tube goes straight down the blue one and here we have the
gas control valve so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna pull this out so you can
see the resin that's built up kind of kicked around the stem up at the Wynn in
I'm getting a large pair of channellock pliers
another easy way to do this is have a small piece of half-inch pipe probably
about 12 inches long and screw it into the part where the pipe goes in and just
use your leverage and twist it off of there and then rest the rest you can do
with your hand and I'm trying to operate the camera and do this at the same time
so please bear with me so I'm trying to give you a view of the inside as I
pulled the stem of the and remove the
I probably should have made this hole a little bigger huh
anyway this gives you a little view again like I said I've got a little
better angle later in the video you'll see
you can see the residents all kicked up and build up on here the initial flush
that there did evidently it wasn't enough to flush enough of this away
okay as promised here's a better view of the little beads and resin from the
water softener caked at the bottom and built up on the side and this right here
is D of course the T&P valve temperature pressure relief valve if this water
heater gets too hot the water is too hot it'll shoot water out of here and blow
off the steam or if there's too much pressure in the tank okay I do apologize
for the vertical challenge here but it seemed like the light from my phone was
I was able to actually access a little better so I pull my phone out and kind
of videotape the inside of the water tank and then again there's the tip
relief valve
as promised this is the water here that I fixed over a year ago this is what
happened it this is the same water heater I took apart at the beginning of
the video from the water heats water softener issues I hope you find it
helpful and you gonna get started on this water heater this is not a customer
this is a friend actually a family member the issue they were having the
water heater would not light and of course I've done hundreds of these so
when they told me I knew exactly what it was he ordered the part got the part in
and now I am here to install the part for him the brand of water heater this
is this is a state water heater that's the name brand of this water heater and
I do have two other videos out here one covering a rain gas water heater same
problem and another covering the Bradford white water heater same issue
almost the same operating system except for a few changes on the safety device
and the safety device that I'll show you on this one and it's much different than
the Bradford white our aim they have actually have a small little capacitor
on the thermal coupling that actually goes bad when the water heater is either
overheated or smothered with a lack of oxygen
so once we get this apart and we start working and I'll show you that part and
right now I know I'm using a crescent wrench to take these bolts off I do have
a nut driver to fits that just right now I'm too lazy to run down to the truck
and get it but I will go get it because I'm gonna have to go back down anyway we
just keep turning out the way and you can see me struggle with this a little
bit the area in this attic that I'm working in is very tight I'm only like
three feet from the the opening if I'm not careful I can fall right down the
ladder and hurt myself so I have to work real careful right here in this spot
right now it's a little early so it's kind of not too hot but I can feel the
temperature starting to rise and that's the bracket that was holding it in place
you can see the gas is off long as the handle is facing the opposite way of the
pipe it's off and we're going to remove the gas flex line
and we're going to cut the water to the hot-water tank off see it's so tight up
in here I can I can't really even stand up so I have to do my best to get the
camera in there to get a picture of the cutoff valve I won't be able to show you
myself cutting it off but I'll show you after it's cut off
okay right there it's off long as the handles facing the Atmos a opposite way
of the pipe it's off and with that we're going to relieve the pressure from the
tank now we relieve the pressure and there's no air in the tank so that when
we go to remove the gas control valve we don't have to worry about water shooting
out we will get a small amount because the tank is full but we're not gonna get
a heavy rush of water it'll just kind of goop out of here so that'll give us
enough time to remove this and put the other one in place but if you feel safer
draining the whole tank to me by all means go for it
I've been doing this quite a few times like I said hundreds of times so I'm
pretty familiar with it and check it real close myself and I'm using the
sponge I'm putting it down here in the combustion area opening because like I
said a little water will come out and I don't want any going into the air cup
the combustion chamber are on the bottom of the tank so we're trying to do this
job as neat as I can without getting water everywhere
and this is the new gas control valve you can see it comes with teflon tape
already on it so we don't have to just line it up or
pipe dope it we're good and now that I've loosened the gas control valve with
the the gas pipe I used it as a tool to remove it to loosen it now I can loosen
it with my hands gonna take it right off and we're going to put the new one in
right away you'll see a small amount of water right there that's about it screw
it in and we're good
yeah now the gas pipe that we took off the old one we're gonna put it on this
one and we're gonna use it as our tool as our wrench to put this back on here
and tighten it back down
before I do that I'm going I did put some true-blue that's what the pipe dope
is called that I use true blue it's really good and strong and seals the
pipe nicely
you can see how I used the leverage of the gas piping to twist the valve in
place and tighten it down and that that was me
well you see right here I'm going to use my channel lock pliers to tighten the
Flex gas flex line down but what you don't see I was able to show you is I
did use back up another wrench to hold it steady to really get it tightened and
sealed again like I said I'm working in such a tight area if there's anything on
this video that I might have missed it wasn't intentionally and I apologized
and if you have any questions or comments leave them below its
matter-of-fact what do you think of water heaters in
the Attic good idea bad idea here
you can see where it's cracked right there this is part of the thermal
coupling which is different than any other water heater that I know of other
than State and once that's cracked we know that it's damaged and here's the
new one sealed nicely and tight again this is
the thermal coupling a lot of you out there that are familiar with thermal
coupling you know that this don't exist on them only on state water heater that
is what they use as their safety device to shut the water heater down in case
any uh any problems arrive and if you see the other videos dream and the
Bradford white you'll see that they have their own type of safety device one is
those are not connected to the thermal coupling
you probably notice that I'm starting to breathe a little heavier it's the day is
coming on it's starting to get a little warmer out and actually I haven't been
up here that long it's just if the temperatures starting to rise rather
quickly here
now lookie and I've done this you know quite a few times hundreds of times so I
do remember where a lot of the parts go but if you're hesitant and not sure of
once you before you take anything apart she's not you're not gonna remember
where it went all I do when I get to the point like that as I just I take a
picture of it and when I start putting it back together if I get lost I'll just
look at the picture and it shows me where I'm at so that's just a little
little advice thanks to technology we can use our phones to do that this this
main burner right here that I'm holding right there in the hand if you look at
it it's no more different than the burners you have on a cook stove where
you place a pot and you're cooking things and basically that is what this
is this is a burner and the water heater is a large pot that sits on top of it
and once it gets to a certain temperature depending on where you set
it it cuts off automatically and once the pressure of the water drops of
course this kicks right back on
so those of you that hear that popping sound in your water heaters when it goes
to kick back on it's nothing more than a bunch of calcium on the bottom of the
tank itself the large pot let's call it a large pot it's just like putting
overcooked rice on your stove and you put water in there and it starts to heat
up you start hearing a popping same difference and they do recommend that
you flush your water heater once a year me personally I think if you if you
don't do it once a year you're asking for trouble because if you start doing
it three four years down the line and you cut it on you may have issues with
the calcium buildup so as soon as you get the water heater you want to start
that yearly process
the little brass piece you see right there that's called an oarfish you have
to have that on there if you this one is made for a natural gas if you ever need
to convert your water heater to propane you can change that orphis out and that
will allow you to change to different type of gas
you can really see it's getting hot up here I'm actually looking at the as I'm
editing this I'm looking at the sweat coming off of me
also thankless water heaters leave a comment below what do you think
do you like tankless water heaters or the conventional one like we're working
on right here right now the pros and cons
now the lead of a little red one right there where my thumb is that little red
rubber piece right there that's called a climate and we're gonna it's kind of
hard squeezing that grommet into place but once it's in place it's good because
it keeps the combustor area nice and sealed tight so that this is actually
designed to keep gases from flowing out the bottom of the tank
if you remember the old water heaters they didn't you can get access easily
right to the bottom but now they've they've sealed the bottom and you can't
get access unless you do what I'm doing here take it all out okay now we got
that grommet in place and usually when they sent it in the box the new parts
the grommet is in the spot where it needs to be so don't mess around trying
to adjust it
and that's just another rubber piece similarly to the grommet again just to
keep the bottom sealed and again it's really hard for me to try to bend over
and get a bird's-eye view of this because there's no room there's no room
for me to actually I can but it's very uncomfortable
what you can see now I'm trying to get in a position where I can get a better a
better angle and make it a little easier to work with getting this in here I'm
trying to get it up over the bracket that's in there but I can't actually I
like I said I can't see it
and you definitely want to get it in the bracket so it could rest properly right
up under the tank like it should don't just try to put it in there any
other kind of way make sure it's in the bracket that it belongs in and okay this
time I have my I have my nut driver with me actually this is like a eight way
screwdriver it has so many different parts to it the flathead Phillip head
5/16 nut driver another nut driver and then actually even have some star wrench
parts on it so it's a really good screwdriver
and that's you just heard that's me turning the water back on to the tank
and I usually I turn the water on before I finish just in case there's any
issues while I'm working on the tank I'll be able to address it the middle
one right there where you see my hand that is the main burner that's where all
the gas goes to the main burner
and this one here
and when right there that I'm getting ready to hook up that goes to the pallet
that's the gas to the pallet that keeps it lit and all of these two things you
want to be careful as you bend it so that you don't kink it and cut off any
gas supply to the unit so you just kind of bend it slowly the same with the
thermal coupling and the thermal coupling is the one that we're gonna put
them on next
and here's the thermal coupling and the purpose of the thermal coupling it's um
it's actually a current that runs to the thermal coupling electrical current it
runs through there once the pilot is lit the pallet burns up against the thermal
coupling and that causes the thermal coupling to create a small current of
electricity that operates the gas control valve itself and that's the
purpose of the thermal coupling so when you do go to light a water heater you
always hold the you hold the gasp lie down for at least a minute or so it
allows the thermal coupling to generate some electrical current to control the
gas valve and once that current gets to go in it's automatically on its own and
this is another thing that could prevent your water heater from being lit if you
have a thermal coupling that is not tightly connected up and top into the
crow valve there's no one so what I'm gonna do is oh and I'm gonna take the
old igniter because the new assembly didn't come with a nighter switch
okay the new control valve is a little different but that's not a problem we're
just gonna squeeze it the igniter switch I'm gonna squeeze the bracket sort of
get a little snug in place up here and now we're going to connect the igniter
wire that sparks the light into the chambers of the water heater
and again this is another thing that you would like to check if you can't light
your water heater if there's not a connection here you're not gonna get the
water heater to light so just pull back this little rubber piece that I'm
pulling over and check the connection
but it's very rare that that happens but it does
okay the gas is back on and what i'm doing here is holding the gas knob down
allowing a little gas to get in the chamber and now I just click the igniter
five or six times real fast and that should get it lit normally in this case
I would look through the glass to see if it's lit but again there's no room for
me to hold this and look down in there so we're just gonna hold it for a minute
and hope that it's lit and again while we hold it the reason we hold it in
place for a minute hold it down is so that the pilot light can burn against
the thermal coupling and generate enough current to keep it going on its own okay
good it's lit now the main burners on and there sit
I'm gonna take this camera and I'm gonna kind of pan the little area that I was
working in they give you an idea how tight the space was you can see it right
there it's probably no more than three feet to the edge so I can easily fell it
over if I wasn't careful and then right down here and that wouldn't have been
good
and you can see how when I stood up that flexible duck was right there at my head
and I couldn't get hardly get into that to cut water heater off again my name's
Clark Taylor thanks for watching I hope you
enjoyed it if you're not a subscriber become one thank you and if you liked
the video give me a thumbs up thank you have a great day
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DARK WEB RED ROOMS | WHAT IS RED ROOM ? EXPLAINED IN (বাংলা) - Duration: 4:43.
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WHAT ARE THOSE???? - Duration: 0:11.
yea i'm ready for that hurricane bro.
What the FUCK are those???
i like that.
Those are the chanclas (flip-flops) your bitch gave me (:
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WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU FIND an iPHONE on the GROUND? - Duration: 0:14.
- We found it on the ground - Please don't drop your phone at Kadıköy Streets
- Be careful! Buying phone is not easy. - Yeah it's so expensive!
- Even it is iPhone 6 - So expensive(Laughs)
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live on facebook 10/29/2017 TURN ON C C TO KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING - Duration: 0:39.
SORRY FOR MY THE SOUND DANG YOUTUBE BUT I'M GOING LIVE TOMORROW AT 10:00 TO 3:00 MAY STAR AT 11 AND 12 AND END AT 1 OR 2 BUT YEAH BE ON FACEBOOK THAT DAY
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How to tell if your Wheel Bearing is Bad - What a Bad Wheel Bearing Sounds Like - Bundys Garage - Duration: 2:27.
ALRIGHT MY LITTLE DIY'ERS BUNDYS GARAGE BUNDY
HERE HERE'S A HUB OFF A HONDA ACCORD WE'RE DOING
THE WHEEL FRONT WHEEL BEARING IT IS SHOT BUT A
COUPLE OF THINGS I WANTED TO SHOW YOU BEFORE
I SHOW YOU EVERYTHING ELSE SO GOT THE NEW
AXLE IN UM DON'T EVER LET YOUR BRAKE CALIPER
JUST HAND BY THE BRAKE HOSE IT PUTS UNDO
TENSION AND STRESS ON THE BRAKE HOSE
RIGHT HERE IT COULD RIP AND LEAD TO PROBLEMS OR
IT COULD GET MICRO CRACKS IN IT AND THEN YOU
HAVE PROBLEMS DOWN THE ROAD WITH FAILURE OF
THE BRAKE LINE AND NOBODY WANTS FAILURE WITH
THE BRAKE LINE GOING DOWN THE ROAD I GOT THIS
LITTLE STOOL I'M PLACING THE CALIPER ON OR YOU
COULD GET A BUNGEE CORD WRAP IT AROUND THE
UPPER CONTROL ARM AND HANG IT FROM THERE
BUT LET ME SHOW YOU WHAT THIS WHEEL BEARING
SOUND LIKE A WHEEL BEARING SHOULD NOT SOUND
LIKE THIS
TOTALLY SHOT TOTALLY SHOT SO
I GOT SOME NEW NATIONAL BEARINGS FROM
O'REILLY AUTO PARTS I'M GOING TO PUT ON HERE
LET ME SHOW YOU THOSE NATIONAL BEARINGS
REAL QUICK SO I PICKED UP THESE NATIONAL
BEARINGS FROM O'REILLY AUTO PARTS I'M NOT
PAID BY O'REILLY AT ALL WHATSOEVER I HAVE NO
AFFILIATION WITH O'REILLY AUTO PARTS I WOULD
LOVE TO WORK WITH O'REILLY AUTO PARTS DOING
DIY VIDEOS FOR THERE PARTS THAT THEY SELL
BUT INTERESTING THIS IS THIS NUMBER RIGHT HERE
510050 BEARINGF NUMBER IS THE SAME PART
NUMBER FOR A TIMKEN BEARING A LOT OF BEARINGS
ARE MARKED WITH THIS 510050 NUMBER UM
THE MASTER PRO O'REILLY'S MASTERPRO
BEARING HAS THAT MARKING I BELIEVE
AUTOZONE BEARING HAS THAT AS WELL I DON'T
KNOW IF IT'S JUST A UNIVERSAL NUMBER UM THAT
THEY USE
WHEN MAKING BEARINGS
SO HERE'S THE NEW BEARING GOT TO PRESS THIS
HUB OUT PUT IN THE NEW BEARING
AND GET THIS HONDA BACK ON THE ROAD
ONE THING I DID NOTICE THOUGH KIND OF I DON'T
WANT TO DAY UPSETTING BUT MADE IN CHINA
MADE IN CHINA
BUT IT IS FEDERAL MOGUL THIS IS HOW YOU TELL IF
A WHEEL BEARING BEARING IS BAD SOUND
A WHEEL BEARING SHOULD NOT SOUND LIKE THAT
IF YOU HAVE FOUND THIS VIDEO HELPFUL PLEASE
CONSIDER SUBSCRIBING TO BUNDYS GARAGE
COMMENTS QUESTIONS CONCERNS YOU CAN
REACH OUT TO ME AT BUNDYSGARAGE AT GMAIL
DOT COME YOU CAN FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER
AND LIKE ALWAYS
I'LL KEEPEM' ROLLIN' FOR YA
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What I Eat in a Day (Suprachallenge) - Duration: 8:49.
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What Tense Are You Writing In? - NaNoWriMo Preptober 2017 - VLOG - Duration: 3:08.
Hey! Can't do that. This is a great video. Hey I just want to make this video real
quick hopefully be... hopefully my feet sliding on the ground aren't gonna be
too loud. What did I want to share? What DID I want to share? I look like a child.
Wow, that took long enough to settle down. So NaNoWriMo... oh I still am not used to
saying that is starting in in a couple days! I don't know when you're watching
this but I am curious to know what perspective and what tense you are
writing your novel in because I'm writing mine in present tense
first-person which apparently is one of the hardest tenses to write a novel in.
Actually almost everything I've ever written is in this tense and there's two
reasons. The present tense thing is because I come from writing screenplays
mostly and I feel that when you are in the present tense it just makes things
more exciting. I think you can make stuff plenty exciting in the past tense and it
gets really confusing if your writing ever in future tense
but present tense it's hard if you're not used to writing that way. You
really have to keep in mind that you're in the moment and you can't put as
much stuff in context. But it forces you to show and not tell. To
put more action into the scenes to express the things that you otherwise
would just tell the audience. The reason I'm writing in first-person is obviously
not because of screenwriting. Because most screenwriting is not in the
first-person but I just find it really interesting to get inside of the
character's head in like a whole nother level. It's not easy to do at all and I
often find myself forgetting that I'm writing in that tense and then I have to
go back and and rewrite a little bit. But it forces you to stay with that
character and also forces you to figure out ways to transition a lot more
creatively. I think it's really interesting.
Almost everything I've written has been from this tense except for the
Phoenix IV series of short stories. Those are all in third person and that's
just because it jumps around characters a lot and I didn't want to be inside of
one character's head in the scene. I wanted to see the scene from all of the
characters' perspectives and be more like a fly on the wall because that's what
basically you are through the story. These other stories that I wrote are all
in first-person. I'd love to hear what you are writing your story as and what
are your thoughts on first-person present perspective? Is it hard to read
that way? Is it impossible to write? What do you think? Let me know down in the
description* below and good luck writing this month. It's gonna be intense!
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Loki & Thor || What you always wanted (SPOILERS!!) - Duration: 3:23.
At the end of the day, you're you and I'm me
Loki
Come home
We were raised together
we played together, we fought together
Loki, enough
Do you remember none of that?
I remember a shadow
I'm ready father. So am I.
Loki
You're my brother, my friend. sometimes I'm envious
But never doubt that I love you
ooh, nice feathers
I'll tell father what you did here today
I didn't do it for him
You should know that when we fought each other in the past
I did so with a glimmer of hope that my brother was still in there somewhere
That hope no longer exists to protect you
You betray me and I will kill you
Loki
I never wanted the throne
I only ever wanted to be your equal
It's too late to stop it
We can, together.
He's my brother
I'm not your brother
I never was
no no no
I'm a fool. Stay with me.
I'm sorry
What help were you in your cell?
Who put me there? Who put me there?
You know damn well who
What makes you think you can trust me?
I don't (Trust my rage)
Mother did
Was that her last expression? Trust?
When you let her die?
Loki no
This is goodbye brother
We can together
farewell
Loki I thought the world of you
I thought we were going to fight side by side forever
But let's be honest, our paths diverged a long time ago
It's probably for the best that we never see each other again
That's what you always wanted
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What if the great depression never happened - Duration: 1:11.
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WHAT' S IN MY BAG!!????? - Duration: 5:29.
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WHAT IS 0.00 CPC IN ADSENT AND FIX IT SEO VIDEOS 2017 - Duration: 10:06.
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Ce bratara! What a bracelet! Muzeul arheologic. The archaeological museum. Dijon, part 3 - Duration: 4:12.
And now we are going to the second floor.
I have to be careful not to fall on the stairs.
Let's see a bit here.
As you can see, here we have things
from the prehistoric age.
Neolithic age.
Of course, I can not miss this bracelet.
Which is very massive,
I do not know what landmark to give you, my hand is not very big.
If someone could wear this bracelet,
it will surely hurt her hand.
And these are the things I like the most,
the little statuettes.
Look what beautiful are these pots!
I want to tell you that all the museums in Dijon, which belong to the municipality,
you can visit them for free.
So, you save 10-15 euros.
It really deserves to visit them.
I'm trying to take you in a few places now,
but I hope you will come and visit too, if you have the chance.
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What Polio Eradication Means to Me - Duration: 2:26.
I'm a polio survivor. So for me, polio eradication is personal.
Why it is important for us to continue doing it, because we know that it is a preventable disease.
I found it important to do something meaningful
to provide credible information to polio survivors and their family members.
There has been a great deal of satisfaction
in working through the period when India gradually reached Polio free status.
And the thought of how many children are now walking to school that would have been paralyzed,
gives us all a sense of achievement.
We don't have barriers, we don't have borders,
we can promote peace and we can change the lives of so many people.
I've spent the last three years travelling the world fundraising.
I've visited, I think it's 47 countries now.
You know, it is in the western world, especially North America and Europe,
people feel that polio has been eliminated. It is still there and it is only one flight away.
As long as the polio virus is circulating,
every unvaccinated child can be affected by polio and get paralyzed.
It is important that we continue to vaccinate
because no child in any corner of the world should deserve to be crippled for the lack of those two drops.
This is the time to really put in more effort.
Polio is a lifetime disease. We must drop to zero and end polio now.
I'm asking you to be the best polio eradication advocate you can possibly be.
Because it takes all of us to be successful.
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What's app status for best friends 👦👨👧 - Duration: 1:01.
What's app status for best friends
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What Sets Allysian Apart - Duration: 1:46.
Before we began formulating our line of products we asked ourselves a very important question.
What really sets our approach apart from the rest of the products out there?
The answer was simple: validity and functionality.
For years, Rod and I have both shared an absolute obsession with the smallest of details
of the nutraceuticals on the market.
Questioning their quality and functionality.
We wanted to give people the ultimate supplementation experience that we ourselves have spent so
many years trying to perfect.
There was no question that every product we provided had to deliver genuine results.
Every decision that you make, every goal that you set, is controlled by the brain.
And that has constantly been the focus of our products.
The first step for us was to source the purest natural ingredients available from around
the world.
The raw ingredients we chose had been backed by countless clinical studies and reviewed
by our team of doctors, advisors and neuroscience experts to show a long history of efficacy
so that we ourselves can be confident that they're proven and reliable.
We made it a priority that those who used these products can experience powerful benefits
that have never been made possible before.
To be more productive, be effective, nourished and simply feel exceptional on a daily basis.
Every product we have works together to provide a complete solution and we are constantly
improving, as a company, to ensure that you are getting the most advanced and complete
products in the world.
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[APH] Couples | What hurt the most - Duration: 3:34.
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This Is What Taemin, Kai, and Yunho Are Famous For In SM - Duration: 3:23.
This Is What Taemin, Kai, and Yunho Are Famous For In SM
SHINee's Taemin, EXO's Kai, and TVXQ's Yunho have on thing in common and all the S.M.
Entertainment artists know it.
Taemin was on Unnies Radio with hosts Song Eun Yi and Kim Sook where he talked about his clumsy nature.
I have a habit of breaking or losing a lot of things, so I have been nicknamed Magic Hand.
— Taemin.
As it turns out, he is not the only Magic Hand at S.M.
Entertainment.
Our company has a family tree of Magic Hands.
There are TVXQs Yunho, EXOs Kai, and me.
Its like the three of us are just throwing away money. — Taemin.
Source: EToday.
When asked who has the worst case of Magic Hands, this was his answer.
I think I am the worst case among the three.
I really do lose a lot of things. — Taemin.
As for the other Magic Hands, Yunho has so far broken a stage lighting fixture, a chair (+ stage), and buttons on a vest.
Source: Dispatch.
Kais claim to his Magic Hand title was proven when he broke a mic on stage.
In the past, Taemin and Kai talked about how close they are and how they even have the same nickname.
They once lost their phones together, only to find that they had placed them on top of the car they were driving.
It looks like there will only be more tales to come from the Magic Hands of S.M.
Entertainment.
Source: Naver News.
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Seungjae in a police uniform? What is he up to? [The Return of Superman/2017.10.29] - Duration: 10:27.
Let's go.
- Salute. / - Salute.
Don't throw out your garbage here.
(Everyone, listen to me.)
Okay, we won't.
Don't run, it's dangerous.
There are so many ants.
Don't run.
Let's cross.
You can't cross when it's red light.
You can't cross when it's red light.
Okay.
My goodness, Seungjae. What a serious policeman.
Hello.
- Yes, hello. / - I called earlier.
- I'm Ko Jiyong. / - Yes.
- Hello. / - Hello.
Are you Seungjae?
I want to volunteer with Seungjae.
Is there something we can do?
We have action officers.
Action officers visit the elderly
and check how they're doing and what help they need.
We would appreciate it if you could help.
- Can you do a good job? / - Yes.
Good luck.
(They're action officers for the day!)
- Please do a good job. / - Okay.
We have a car prepared.
You can go around together.
Please do a good job.
(They make visits to those in need of help.)
- Let's go. / - Yes, let's go.
(Action Officer Seungjae is on his way!)
♪ Move out of the way, honk ♪
Let's go, Seungjae.
(They arrived at the first house.)
Dad, I'm looking for thieves.
(On guard)
Seungjae, we're going to an elderly lady's home.
You have to ask her if she's doing okay.
Hello, grandma.
(Grandma, are you home?)
Grandma?
Ma'am? Hello.
Is that a baby? Come in.
- Hello. / - Hello.
You have pretty shoes.
Grandma, you're pretty.
(She's bringing out snacks.)
There's this one and this one too.
(He's happy.)
What's your name?
- Ko Seungjae. / - Ko Seungjae?
You speak very well.
Do you have any leaks
or is there anything bothering you?
I have a lot I need, but I feel bad.
We'll do as much as we can.
One light doesn't work.
- Your lights? / - The lights?
That one.
(Jiyong takes a look.)
I'll go buy the same one
and change it for you. Is there a store nearby?
I'll be right back.
(He's off to the hardware store.)
What should we do?
- What is this? / - It's chili.
What is this?
They're chili leaves.
- It's big. / - My goodness.
It's big.
Why are there green ones and red ones?
This one is old.
This one is young.
I want to smell it.
No, you can't.
It's so spicy.
(Screaming)
(He's overacting just like the grandma.)
I dried this one.
(They get along so well.)
You're so adorable.
(There's so much laughter thanks to chili.)
- How cute. / - What is this?
Bring it over. I'll show you.
Sit down here.
(Do you want to know what it's for?)
It goes like this. Gosh, that feels good.
I want to try.
Okay, do me. That feels good.
How nice.
- Does it feel good? / - Yes, it's great.
(Seungjae is giving her a massage.)
How wonderful.
Put this in your pocket.
(Put the candy in your pocket.)
Put in another one. Good job.
Don't tell Dad.
Okay. I won't tell him.
(The candy alliance)
Guess what I'm eating.
I don't know.
(They're the best partners.)
I should make you something delicious.
What do you like? Do you like potatoes?
Yes.
She wants to feed Seungjae something.
She rushes to make potato pancakes.
(Grandma's special potato pancakes)
Seungjae, do you know how to eat this?
It's delicious.
- Gosh, it's delicious. / - What is it?
What is it? It's potato pancakes.
There's ketchup. Try it.
Gosh, you're good.
- Hot. / - Is it hot?
Hurry up and cool down.
(Hurry up and cool down for Seungjae.)
(He's copying her.)
Try it now. Good.
(Biting)
(Delicious)
It tastes like fries.
Gosh, you're so smart.
Seungjae is in love with her potato pancakes.
This time, it's for you.
That's too big.
Thank you.
Jiyong is rushing over.
He bought some more things the elderly lady needs.
(The grandma's house is filled with laughter.)
I don't know.
(She was lonely, but now she's laughing.)
Your dad is here.
What is the policeman doing?
- Why do you have rice? / - I bought it.
Why would you bother?
I bought some fruits and rice.
- My goodness. / - It's nothing.
- I feel bad. / - Don't be.
Let me change your lights first.
Your son is so smart. He talks well too.
Thank you.
(Jiyong switches the lightbulb.)
- It's bright. / - It's a lot brighter.
- We'll come back. / - When?
We'll come back.
I'll come after three nights.
Please visit again.
Bye, grandma.
Okay. Take care.
- Stay healthy. / - Grandma, stay healthy.
You, too.
Let's go!
- Let's go. / - Let's go.
- Hello. / - Hello.
Let's go in. Take your shoes off.
- I'm here. / - Come in.
- Hello. / - Hello.
Gosh, you're cute.
(A visiting nurse is here too.)
Why is a nurse here?
Grandma hurt her knee.
- The nurse will help. / - Is it a check-up?
- Yes, it's a check-up. / - Check-up.
- I want to watch. / - Okay, come watch.
I want to see if she's brave.
(Brave grandma is testing her blood pressure.)
What is that?
I'm checking her blood pressure.
That's part of a check-up.
Your blood pressure is normal.
It's 130 over 80.
What are you listening to?
- Do you want to hear it? / - Yes!
- I'll check her. / - Go ahead.
He must know how to do it.
(She's surprised.)
Try over here.
- How am I? / - I'll fix you.
Gosh, thank you.
(His words make her feel better.)
(Seungjae, I'm proud of you.)
Grandma, are you getting a shot?
Yes.
I don't want her to get a shot.
We're checking her blood sugar level.
What do we do?
Don't give her a shot.
I shouldn't?
I have to get it since I'm sick.
(Poking)
(There's blood coming out from her finger.)
What do I do?
(He steps back after seeing blood.)
What do I do?
(What do I do?)
Why is she getting a shot?
Because she's sick.
My legs hurt the most.
I'll make an appointment at the clinic.
I'll take you there and drive you back.
- Gosh, thank you. / - It's nothing.
Let's go!
Move out of the way.
Grandma is coming.
(Make way for grandma!)
Let's go.
(They're escorting her.)
(Seungjae opens the door for her.)
Grandma, get on.
Seungjae, move.
I have to move.
Hold on.
(I have to go too.)
(They're sitting in the back together.)
Good boy.
- Here we go. / - Okay.
Does physiotherapy help?
If I get it every day, it feels good.
- However, now... / - You can't go often.
No. When I used to go, I only needed one cane.
But this year, I need two canes.
It's embarrassing to go outside.
I just stay indoors.
It's too embarrassing.
(Action Officer Seungjae is feeling tired.)
- The baby is sleeping. / - Yes.
He must be tired.
Seungjae is sleeping,
so could you look after him
while I take her up to the clinic?
(Dad, please take good care of her!)
(She's getting Jiyong's help.)
She finally arrived, holding on to Jiyong's hand.
(Her therapy is starting.)
- It'll get hot soon. / - Okay.
It's warm.
- Thank you. / - No problem.
(Jiyong stays by her side.)
I'm bothering so many people.
I feel so bad.
Don't think like that.
Then you'll get sad.
- I hope you get better. / - Okay.
Grandma, please stay healthy.
(Get well, grandma!)
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