- Brian, let me ask you a point blank question.
- Yeah.
- What would your advice be to mix engineers
who feel like they're trapped in the imitation game,
and they want to move into the innovation game,
but they're having trouble convincing artists
to let them do their thing.
What advice would you have for them?
- Here's the deal.
If an artist is not letting you do your thing,
why did they hire you?
That's the question I'd have to ask those people.
Because if you're a mixing engineer,
you're not gonna have a successful
mixing engineering studio,
you're not gonna have a career out of this,
if you do not have a sound that is desirable.
And if you achieve that desirable sound
by just ripping off other people,
that's a short-lived career.
Your career will actually last less time
than the person who you're ripping off.
So that's an unsustainable model.
So if you want to ever have your own sound,
you have to be willing to turn work down,
or to be
be a little bit more adamant
about creating your own sound,
when you're working with artists.
Or else you will continually be stuck on this treadmill of,
yeah, I got paid, but it's because
I could make this band sound like this one artist.
When bands come to me, and ask me
to make them sound like someone else's mix,
I'll give specific examples in this because
anyone that knows the metal world
will know what I am talking about.
Anyone that doesn't know metal
will still understand what I'm talking about.
I am Brian Hood.
If someone comes to me, they should want
some variation of a Brian Hood mix.
My sound, mixed with their band,
that should hopefully create that band's own unique sound.
If they come to me wanting to sound like another band,
that's a conversation where I say,
you are not that band, go join that band
if you wanna sound like that.
I'm gonna make you sound like your own band.
But what occasionally I'll get,
is a band that comes to me and says,
we want to sound like this Will Putney mix.
We want to sound like Northlane,
a band that Will Putney mixed.
Great band, great mix.
Love it.
But I will always say, every single time,
if you want to sound like that,
go hire Will Putney to mix your record.
Because I will not make your stuff sound like that.
Not only do I not want to make it sound like that,
because it's not my sound,
I am incapable of making it sound like that.
At the very best, it's just going to be
a cheap ripoff of a Will Putney mix,
because that's not how my stuff sounds.
And so there is a balance between
not progressing out of your sound,
that I have to fight with myself,
while also not trying to rip off someone else.
Very fine line to ride, but I'm just saying,
you have to be willing to tell bands, no,
that's not what you do, and you're probably
not a good fit for me.
So, that's my long answer, for the question of,
"what do you do when someone wants to
sound like someone else" is. - That's awesome.
- Tell them to go hire that other person.
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What's it like being a hand poured silver producer? | Backyard Bullion Interview | Bleyer Bullion - Duration: 19:08.
Hi everyone. Today we're speaking to Backyard Bullion and learning a bit
more about their hand poured silver bars
and to learn a bit more about the business as well.
Thank you for having me here Caroline
It's a pleasure to be in this lovely Devonshire countryside
with this lovely view.
It's a shame you guys can't see the view from this angle, but I'm sure
we'll put some shots up as well, because it's really special.
- So I'm interested to find out bit more about why you do what you do?
Oh, why I do what I do?
That's a very big question, how long have you got?
I do what I do because I love what I do, I guess that's the easiest answer.
I never thought I'd be a hand poured silver producer, but here I am and that's come
about by happenstance, from having a bit of a midlife crisis and a career crisis
as it were and changing what I wanted to do, found this as a hobby, and it's taken off
into a business which I love. I have a passion for it and I just want to keep
on growing it, keep on developing it, and developing my skills and developing what I'm doing with it.
I love doing that and that's so creative, such a great output for me.
It makes me happy and I think that's one of the most important things for anybody
if anyone asks you a question of why you do what you do
'be happy' - that's what I say, that's what I do and that's what I live by as well.
So I hope that answers your question. - But why silver?
As I said, it was a happenstance to get into this whole hand poured silver game.
I was made a godparent and traditionally godparents and more around
helping religious upbringings, but I'm not a particularly religious person
but I felt that being a godparent I could impart some
knowledge and experience about things I like and I loved coins.
Ever since I was a small boy, I love coins so I looked on The Royal Mint's website to get
some nice, commemorative coins as a christening gift and
and then I got hooked on silver and I saw all of these different coin review videos and
eventually stumbled across hand poured silver and I just thought to myself
give it a go! So, why silver? A bit of luck.
Maybe one day we'll pour some gold, but for now, the white shiny stuff is where I want to be.
- Can you tell us about the process of making these bars, and talk about some of the imperfections
or what we see as imperfections. - Yeah so silver is a very versatile metal
which is really one of its main strengths, its one of the reasons why it's use so heavily in industry
because it is so versatile. It's one of the best conductors of heat and energy out there
and relative to gold, it has of course, got a much better price point.
One of the best features I find about silver, and especially with pure silver
like these bars which are .999 silver which is the most common
like these cast bars here as well, is that it flows so well.
It's almost like water when you pour it out in the molten form, it just it fills a mould really quickly and easily.
It's very manipulative, you can manipulate it very easily.
and can make these ripples so, like you see here on these bars we've created
these ripples as the silvers cooled. It's really just as simple as that.
You pour this over into a mould, it takes the shape of whatever mould you want
I use a furnace which is just a tabletop furnace at home
you know they are not very expensive
in the grand scheme of things, and you can pour in your own kitchen like I do.
I have literally started this as a kitchen table business
well actually, originally it was in the backyard, hence the name Backyard Bullion.
But we fast grew out of space and practicality in the back garden so
we now operate from the kitchen. So yeah you just get the silver,
you get a furnace, you melt it all down, you put it in in a mould and hey presto!
You have some bars! There's a whole host of other things
that go of course into into making these kind of things but that's it in a nutshell really.
- What are your favourite pieces?
I'm very partial to just bars.
I know a lot of people out there maybe feel that bars
are just a bit dull because they're bars but you know, big bars like this
I absolutely adore.
I love making as bigger pieces I can make for my own hand poured silver.
The bars that we've created for you of course, are just 2 ounces.
So they're not particularly big, but one day,
I hope to be able to be making nice Backyard Bullion kilo bars.
You can see on some of these bars that there are some very fine ripple lines
as the silver has cooled here.
If you can just imagine one of these bars with the sort of big
deep ripple lines that you see here just in my opinion it would be really, really cool
so that's something I want to try and get to at some point.
Maybe we're a way off that just in the kitchen right now it's maybe a bit too dangerous but we'll see.
- Your brand you've got certain standards that you adhere to don't you?
Yes, so hand poured silver, at the end of the day, is just a silver bar.
You know, silver can come in so many different forms.
we've got here some coins, that you've kindly had for us to look at on the table and these big cast bars.
It takes so many different forms but the brand, I think
is what sets a bar apart from another bar and one thing that we've always done
and I say 'we' because, it's not just me, there's a Mrs Backyard Bullion as well
behind the scenes, she does everything to help like she really does.
I can't thank her enough for all of the energy and effort that she does
because that brand is so strong now. We've been going two years and it's what sets us apart
I think from just you know another person who maybe just goes and gets a
furnace and then tries to sell some silver bars, you know, people are now
buying Backyard Bullion stuff because it's part of the brand
and not just because it's a pretty-looking bar. Which is quite humbling, at the same time
is quite exciting for me as a producer. I really do think it's quite amazing that
I can just pour some silver and that people are willing to pay for that
and to recognize the labor, and time that goes into each and every piece.
- Some new bars have got hallmarks and they're made to specific weights.
Yes, so the hallmarking is again another thing, which has really helped our brand
this last eighteen months / two years that we've been going and incorporating them
So the hallmark is that stamp of quality.
It's that stamp of authenticity to make sure that it's real
that it's got that, you know, purity grade that is as required.
That's really important for us, it's not just a piece of silver, it's an art piece and
all of my silver really is just I bill it as 'art bars'.
A lot time and energy goes into each one of these bars and you mentioned quality in an earlier question
All of these represent maybe about half of what was actually made to make these.
Pouring them to an exact weight is not very easy in the method I use
because I I don't pour an exact weight of two ounces so whilst these are all stamped
that's the minimum weight. Some of them might be 2.1 [ounces]
I think even one of them might be 2.2 ounces.
I let one go through because it was a very pretty bar but I want to make sure that they look good
as good as possible because when people pay for something and they pay a
premium for something, I'm a firm believer that it needs to be as good as
it possibly can be, to have a good buying experience.
We take great pride in that and we try and make sure that anything and everything we make
is at that highest quality that it can be.
- How long have you been interested in precious metals?
Well, I've been collecting coins ever since I was about four years old.
I remember my grandfather, he would always just give me coins.
He travelled the world so many times, he was a huge, huge traveller and he'd lived abroad in the
1950s and 60s in Singapore and he had all of these old coins and banknotes and
everything and I remember rummaging through them as a child and really
enjoying those, and not that I knew it at the time, but he gave me my first ever
piece of silver which was a an American silver half-dollar.
It was a 1944 coin and I never really thought much more of it and then when I got older
and I sort of, I always had this big box of old coins that followed me everywhere.
I took it with me when I went to university and it just sat on my desk
and it was nice to rummage through the coins.
It was only then, when I really started looking at them going, well what is each coin?
Then you realize "Oh, that one's actually made of silver, that's interesting."
and then I started collecting a few other more older coins like old crowns
and shillings and things like that as well, rather than just more modern bullion
but then, as I said, I kind of got into the world of bullying through discovering
it on The Royal Mint's website when I was made a godfather and
looking for a nice gift. Silver really does make an excellent gift, you have to admit.
- So what about the precious metal aspect and investments and that whole side of things?
Yes it got me hooked, really quickly
It was quite scary I guess, in a way, how quickly sometimes
you get hooked on these things. On my Youtube channel
I have always tried to give an air of caution to anybody who wants to get into precious metals.
I'm a firm believer that, if you are fortunate enough to be able to buy precious metals,
that you should do so responsibly. I don't think that there's a place for it
being a sole part of any investment portfolio, so for me Mrs Backyard Bullion
when we got into this world, and we got hooked, the first
silver delivery we took we couldn't stop looking at them and playing
with the coins. They were just so amazing. We knew that we wanted to try and get a
little bit more and our strategy kind of evolved because originally it was
we'll buy some silver coins, when the silver price goes up, we'll sell them
we'll make a bit of money. But we fast realized that it's not really about that.
It was more about that preservation of wealth for the future and locking up some of
that fund that we had available for saving now, so that we could have that as
a nest egg for later in life maybe down the line in retirement or if we had kids
in need university funds and things like that, it's just a way of being able to
preserve that money now and that's that's kind of how I view silver.
Obviously I've got my own side of the business, where I buy and sell silver on
a regular basis which is I guess a bit counterintuitive.
- Its two seperate things really. I think as a silver investor,
silver is (even more so than gold) both metals are really long-term investments.
Its also a hedge against other things going wrong in the world.
- Yes totally. I'm not a believer in sort of prepping and being that
"You need to have gold and silver for an eventual collapse" so to speak
but at the same time, you are protected from it so this is a happy bonus.
It would be a very sad state of affairs if that to pass and economies completely collapsed
so it's not something I ever want to happen but it's added hedge and bonus,
which I guess is something that people will consider, but its not at the top of my mind.
I also like shiny things, if you haven't guessed, so there's a lot of satisfaction
that you get from having a kilo bar or having a nice gold coin.
It's tangible, you can feel it, and hold it, and see it, and enjoy it.
which I'm sure you're very familiar with being a dealer,
seeing all of this pass through your vaults must be quite, quite fun.
- Where would you like to see your business going?
Oh, it's a difficult one, because we are so busy at the moment.
As you know, when we were talking about making these bars
the scope I had to make a certain quantity was quite limited, so I never want to lose sight of
what this started out as, as an enjoyable hobby, and why I started doing this
because I was unhappy with my career choices and what I was doing with my job beforehand
so if this ever got to a stage where I'm thinking to myself
"I don't like this, or I'm not enjoying it anymore," I think that's something I don't want to have.
This is not a "I'm gonna make a million pound business out of this."
This is not a "I want to be the next MK Barz, or global producer of silver."
I just like making things that's very creative, it's cathartic, it's fun
and if I can make a small living out of it, I get all of the added
benefits of being able to be self-employed, working from home,
working with my hands, being creative, enjoying time with the dogs, enjoying time with Mrs Backyard Bullion
and just generally enjoying life more than I did
when I was working in an office. That's what I want out of this.
Where do I see this going? I see it growing to a point where we can be sustainable for
a long-term, and that's the goal. So not really bothered about growing it stupidly huge.
I think it would lose some of it's 'specialness' if that happened.
- Have you got any advice for silver stackers?
Advice for silver stackers?
I don't like giving advice, in terms of "you should buy a
certain amount of silver each year, or month, or anything." I've always said it
should be down to each and every individual circumstance.
The only thing I have always said on my channel is "buy what you like and like what you buy."
If you're not interested in something there's always something else to look for
you know, if it's hand poured silver, if it's special numismatics, if it's coloured coins or bars.
There's something for everybody.
My only advice to you is to enjoy it and if you buy something a lock away
in a safe for 30 years and don't think about it, it just works for some people,
but for me, I like to enjoy what I buy I have have certain things like 'Flavour of the Month'
out on my desk and, you know, if it's a big kilo bar of silver
I'll have that out there as a paperweight and I'll enjoy it.
- So would it be true to say that you
you'd like to make pieces that people are going to put on display
and not lock away? - Yeah I like to make pieces like that
and that's one of the great things about hand poured silver
because, this you can pick up, you can feel with your hand
you can rub it with your hands and you can just get it dirty with fingerprints
and just clean it with a cloth and its perfectly fine.
With a Oriental Border Britannia, if I crack this out of the capsule now and did that
You'd cringe at me, and cry at me, and all the people watching this video would do the same
So you can enjoy this, and that's what we want to do
with the Backyard Bullion brand. A lot of you out there who've seen some of
my other products, where we've got the frames made by my dad. You know, playing
Tetris games with that, or playing the sliding puzzle games and things.
It's tactile, it's something that you can enjoy and have out on the
table and get, and that's really important to us.
We want to bring people a bit of pleasure when they purchase something
not just another piece to put in the safe.
- Yes. I'm just going to do a close-up on this bar here
this is something you've produced for us
so that we can help The Barn Owl Trust. For every one of these bars that we sell
The Barn Owl Trust will get at least £5
so we're putting that into into the price and there'll be added,
there'll be extra bits that you can buy with that, like 'adopt a barn owl'.
We're just trying to raise as much money for them as we can.
- Yeah it's a very interesting cause and especially poignant because you guys have got barn owls
on your property here where we're filming. Love them, they're absolutely awesome creatures, aren't they?
And this design is really good. I really like the way
that it's sat within the ripples so it was really good to make and stamp.
It was actually quite easy to stamp as well. Some of the stamps that we've had designed in the past
are quite tricky because of their flat surfaces but this I think
looks really good, so you guys have done a cracking job designing that.
- We'd like to do more of this kind of thing and possibly again also raising money for
this charity or other charities locally because I think the big
charities tend to get to lots of press and it's easy for you to raise money for
Cancer Research or British Heart Foundation, but these smaller
charities I think often get left behind. - Well hopefully we can do
some more of these in 2019. As we said, this was so the trial run as-it-were
so I hope people enjoy them and and pick them up and support both you guys, myself
and The Barn Owl Trust. It would be a really good thing to be able
to make more of them in the future.
- Well thank you very much for coming here today
and delivering these wonderful pieces. We're very excited to find out how our
customers are going to think of them.
- Indeed, hopefully they will.
If they want to see any of them being made, we've got a 'making of' video as well.
So they can see it actually being poured and some of them being stamped as well
and see the whole end-to-end process. - I think it's all really very special.
Again its part of the part of the brand. Each one is is handmade, each one takes
a lot of energy and effort to make and it's important to remember that.
It's only right that you guys should be able to see how how they're made
I'm quite happy to share that and share the results.
I think they look pretty good. In fact, I think they look really good.
We were very happy actually when we when we first got them out and the stamp made on
them, and antiqued it (made it blackened). It really stood out and that made the design
really leap off the bar which is the best thing about it, I think.
I just like to say a massive thank you for the opportunity to make these for you guys
and I hope it goes well for you guys and The Barn Owl Trust.
And thank you for having me down here today, it's been a really interesting experience
seeing how you guys operate and just understanding
what's behind the business and that's really, very special and cool so thank you.
- Thank you. If you liked our video, please make sure that
you give us a big thumbs up. Thank you.
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International Students on What They've Learned About Themselves - Duration: 1:01.
New Zealand actually helped me step forward
quite a lot in education and
just helping me grow as a person.
After we moved to New Zealand
I think I became more open.
I think mostly independence, since my parents are not
here with me so I have to do everything by myself,
so I kind of developed my indepence
and my decision making.
Wellington changed me completely,
I came here as a very shy person
and if you asked me back then,
I couldn't have stood in front of a camera
and spoken like this.
Studying in New Zealand has made me become
more confident, being independent.
The education system is very amazing,
and I would really highly recommend it.
It's fantastic, we love to be living here.
I would take every single chance
to come back to New Zealand.
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What Can A Psychologist Do For Me? - Duration: 10:36.
People joke about this topic all the time. I've had people come up to me and
say, "Oh so-and-so could really use you." have you ever wondered seriously what
can a psychologist do for me? When people find out that I'm a psychologist, I get
all kinds of different reactions. Some people want to tell me their whole life
story. Some people don't dare tell me anything
at all. It's just interesting what the perceptions are. You might have been
wondering what can a psychologist do for me. There are different kinds of
psychologists and I can't speak for all of them.
From a basic standpoint, I think my job as a psychologist is to illuminate the
obvious. Which is kind of cool. I get paid to tell people things they
already know. But there's obvious things that are unnoticed. Your clothing for
example. Do you notice it? Can you feel it? Yeah, it's obvious now but before I
mentioned it, it wasn't even noticed. Obvious but unnoticed. The fact that we're
speaking English. Honestly, did you notice? Some of you will say yes to that because
you're not native English speakers. And those are the ones who notice. If you
were raised speaking English primarily, you didn't
notice we were speaking English. It was just obvious but unnoticed. It's obvious
once I call it to your attention. There are processes in our mind that are just
like this they are obvious once they're called to your attention but completely
unnoticed up until that point. One of these processes is called metacognition.
Metacognition is a made-up word. Do we make up words in psychology because we
feel smarter when we can. Breaking it down, cognition means thinking. If we
place cognition right here on this level. metacognition is a higher level.
It's thinking about thinking. And do you notice that you can do this? That's good
news. Because metacognition creates a little space. And in that space, is where
choice exists. Some of the processes that are constantly going on in our own mind
in our cognition are obvious but completely unnoticed up until the time
that they're called to your attention. That's what I do as a psychologist. I
think that's what people in my industry do. We help you to see those processes in
a metacognitive way because once you go to the metacognition level, then we enact
choice. And that's huge. We go through life sometimes not even
seeing that it's a choice. And I can tell you until you see it as a choice, it's
not. You will simply roll with whatever you're programmed, train, taught and
educated to do. And it's not necessarily by choice at that point. It's just your
programming. Programming like English you know, we talked about earlier. I don't
choose to speak English, I'm programmed to speak English. Well, with metacognition,
I can see that, "Wait a minute, English is not the only language, it's not
necessarily the best language. It's just the one that I'm programmed with." Could
we pick another one? Yes, we could. And that brings up all of the issues around...
Well, I'm not used to the other language, I'm not fluent in the other language,
right. So, you enter into a practice process. That's the other thing that I do
with my clients is to create for them opportunities to practice a new language.
A new programming, if you will. Where before, "My life is terrible, horrible,
awful, no good, got stuck in depression, anxiety." Whatever
it is. To speak a new language of, "You know what? My life is awesome. My life
rocks." And I've got the power to improve it from here. Both of those are positions.
But until you see it as a choice, it's not. The world that we work in in
psychology tends to be based around feelings and thoughts and beliefs and
relationships. All of which are affected by our previous programming. Most of
which were not even aware of because we just roll with our programming instead
of experiencing our choice. One of the biggest things that psychologists can do
for you is to help you see the processes that
are going on in your own mind clearly enough that you can get back into a
choice position. And determine for yourself. See, I can't tell you how to
think. I don't have that kind of authority. Plus it would just tick you
off anyway. I just want you to see that you are thinking. That thinking has
predictable results on all of your outcomes. Your relationships, your
finances, your health, your mental health, your happiness. Thoughts have
consequences. I and my other colleagues in the industry of psychology want to
help you get out of your own way. Now, I have to add a little disclaimer here.
Because none of the psychologists that I know, including the one on the screen
right now. None of us have this all figured out. We're just fellow human
beings on the planet. What I've discovered however is that
principles determine all of life's outcomes. And there are certain
principles that by virtue of my practice and what I've been able to do here for a
quarter of a century. I have observed that certain principles determine
certain outcomes with happiness, for example. Positivity. You've heard this.
Forever, right? Just think positive. Does that annoy you too? Probably depends on
who's saying it and why. I've figured out through my practice and what all my
clients have taught me used over these years, why? That is absolutely very
literally true. The positivity is a choice in that it matters and that just
think positive, we'll take the just out of that phrase and it's more accurate.
Think positive. How do you do that? There's 2 processes.
Evaluation and creation. I went over that in another video. And in fact, you know
what? I would be happy to share with you my mini book. In fact, you know what? I
would be willing to share with you a free digital copy of my mini book.
Portable Positivity. I'm not trying to sell this to you. What I'm offering here
is an insight into the principles that I have learned through 24 years
of clinical practice where I've figured out how positivity works and how you can
immediately implement it in your life. I wrote it up as a mini book. There's a
model in here that describes 2 processes in your mind. Evaluation and
creation. You can't turn either one off and your imagination drives both of them.
You can get a free digital copy. Just check down in the description for the
link and enjoy. This is what I do in my work is a psychologist. I've been
speaking specifically about what I do as a psychologist. Other psychologists have
different specialties, different areas of practice. I used to for example do child
custody evaluations for the court. Some of the videos here on the channel are
about that. I don't do that kind of work anymore but I share what I've learned in
these videos so that you can benefit from it. I did a doctoral dissertation on
bedwetting. Who knew? I know more about that than you ever want to know. But you
what? If you want to know what I know, go see the videos that I've done on
bedwetting. Different psychologists have different focuses or areas of practice.
And so, how they can help you might differ from how I can help you. Where I
focus on things like positivity and parenting and relationships and
entrepreneurship and productivity in the workplace. See, those are the things that
light me up. Another psychologist might focus on research or on a particular
educational approach that helps to maximize learning or whatever it might
be. It's just like any other field or industry where there are different
subspecialties. Poked around a little bit and see what you can find out about the
particular areas that you're interested in. Or leave me a comment down below, send
me an email. Engage with me in ways that I can help to answer those questions for
you too. I'd be happy to do that. Hey, Live On Purpose family. I am so
impressed that you're still here. That you're listening to the outro for this
video. And because of that, you get a special bonus. Don't tell anybody else.
But down there in the description is a link where you can get a free copy, a
digital copy of mini eBook. Portable Positivity. Check it out in the
description. Thanks for watching.
again soon
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What is Cervical Radiculopathy? - Duration: 0:49.
cCervical radiculopathy is caused when a spinal nerve root in the neck becomes
pinched or irritated. It's usually caused by a herniated disc or spinal stenosis.
So right here, we're looking at normal disc function and it's going to start to
slowly herniate and out pouch, and nick that nerve. You can see that right here.
These nerve roots are responsible for
supplying sensation and muscle function to the upper part of the body. Irritation
to these nerve roots may cause pain, numbness, and weakness to the area where
the nerves travel. Symptoms usually are sharp, shooting pains in the neck,
shoulder, arm, or hand.
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What If Tupac Is Still Alive Today? - Duration: 4:52.
Tupac Shakur is considered one of the greatest rappers of all time.
He's amassed over 75 million global sales.
He's considered a symbol of resistance for many people because his music tackled subjects
like social issues and activisim.
So when he was murdered, the world was devastated, and still has yet to recover.
The official story is, tupac shakur was shot 4 times on September 7th 1996 by an unknown
assailant in las vegas.
He died six days later on September 13th from his injuries.
But there are those who believe that tupac was not killed as a result of this drive-by,
and is actually still alive, living out the rest of his life in secret.
Could it be possible that one of the most famous rappers to have ever lived is still
out there somewhere?
Today, life's biggest questions asks, is tupac alive?
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Its been more than 20 years since tupac shakur was pronounced dead.
Before he took the car ride that would end up being his last, he told his bodyguard and
girlfriend to take a separate car.
It was also extremely unlike tupac to not be wearing his bulletproof vest, especially
since he was at a high profile event right before the shooting.
The mike Tyson fight.
The day after tupac died, he was cremated.
The person who cremated him listed tupacs body as being 6 feet tall and 215 pounds.
According to tupacs drivers license, he was 5''10 and 168 pounds.
The cremator who listed his body mysteriously vanished and has never been heard from.
During the later years of his life, and shortly before he died, Tupac Shakur called himself
Makavelli, after the Italian political philosopher Niccolo Machiavelli who incidentally was famous
for supporting the idea of faking your own death, among other things.
In Machiavelli's the art of war, Machiavelli advocates for faking your own death to fool
your enemies.
While tupac was in jail in 1995, he read machiavelli's the prince, a book that was written by Machiavelli
after he was released from prison.
The theme of 'the prince' was to give advice to tyrants and others who wanted to
gain and maintain power.
Tupac had an obsession with the philosopher, its clear he was very inspired by him and
even his lyrics were evident of that.
The lyrics of Hail mary, for example, say 'makavelli in this?
Killuminati, all through your body, it blows like a 12 gage shotty.
Tupacs last album, the don killuminati: the 7 day theory, was released under his new stage
name makavelli.
If you switch around the lyrics in Makavelli, it spells the words.
I am alive k.
This has been reason enough for some to believe that tupac was inspired by machiavelli's
writings to fake his own death to escape his enemies.
Why would tupac want to fake his own death?
It could be that tupac wanted to leave the spotlight.
Maybe the illuminati was after him.
Tupac also had many enemies.
Dr. Dre, Chino XL, Nas, Sean Combs, Mobb deep, Jay z.
The rivalry between east and west coast gangs and hip-hop was likely the reason why tupac
was shot in the first place.
There have been several videos and pictures that have surfaced online that conspiracy
theorists say are proof that the rapper is still alive.
I'll be outlining the most prominent ones right now.
Most Recently, on October 2, 2018, suge knights son, Suge knight junior, claimed on instagram
that tupac is alive and he's hiding in Malaysia.
He even posted a video of a man that looks strikingly similar to tupac, but it was discovered
that the video was actually from an audition for a tupac role
Suge Knight Senior, who was in the car when tupac was shot, suggested tupac might be still
alive back in 2017 on Ice T's investigation show.
When Soledad O brien called suge knight in prison, and asked him if he thought tupac
could still be alive, suge knight replied 'I'm going to tell you that with pac,
you never know".
In 2014 Suge knight also stated on camera that tupac is not dead, and is somewhere smoking
a cuban cigar.
6 months later, suge knight was shot 6 times in a nightclub attack.
There is plenty of so called evidence that tupac is still alive.
A video of tupac in allegedly cuba surfaced online in april of 2011.
another video that allegedly shows tupac in cuba with suge knight in 2004.
The video is pretty convincing, its actually pretty high quality.
But theres no way to tell if the video was actually taken in 2004.
And it only shows the back of a man's head that looks like tupac.
In april of 2009, tmz released photos of tupac at a bar in new Orleans.
The title of the article was Tupac is alive, and it included photos of a man that did look
a lot like tupac.
He had a pierced nose, a shaved head, and a goatee.
TMZ never confirmed that the man in the photos was tupac.
Tupac has allegedly been seen at a basketball game in 2014, at a lil wayne concert in 2009
and in the background of an outlaws music video.
But Before I wrap up this video, I will say that the conspiracy theories about tupac being
alive are still unproven.
Claiming that tupac is still alive makes good tv, and gets a lot of clicks.
Snoop dog, who was a close friend of tupac shakur, said tupac is resting in peace.
What do you think, is tupac still alive?
Let us know in those comments.
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What's Your Fantasy? | Shannon Boodram - Duration: 4:05.
Fantasy play has gotten itself a shaky reputation for either being really,
really cheesy or just ridiculously ridiculous, when the truth is it actually
sticks somewhere nicely in between.
Being comfortable enough to be yourself in the bedroom seems like a task all of
its own, which is why, for many people, adding role-playing or cosplay can be
straight-up overwhelming. But, if we just strip back the layers of ambiguity when
it comes to fantasy play, I think we could all agree that great minds do
great things when they are allowed to run free. So that being said, what is your fantasy?
Everybody has some kind of fantasy and the authors of the book
The Normal Bar found that most people's fantasies actually tend to overlap. But
here is the thing with common ground: you're never gonna know you have it
unless somebody is willing to stand firmly on top of it. But, I get it, it can
be hard to pinpoint your fantasy when you don't know how to put it into words,
which is where I'm gonna come in to help. So I want you guys to play along with me.
I'm going to list some common fantasies and you let me know,
yay or nay.
The first one is Strangers in the Night and oh, no costume required.
Here's the game plan, you and your partner choose a place but
you don't specify a time and you guys go independently you hang out do your own
thing and when you spot your playmate, you pretend you have no idea who they
are. Let them come to you and seduce you, and if you aren't the kind of person to
usually go home at the end of the night with your barmates, this will be a
complete change of pace.
Number two, Let 'em Watch. Let 'em see all of it, darling
— or as much as you want them to. Voyeurism is a very common sex play in fantasy that you
can do in a variety of safe ways. Now, my first tip: find a nude beach or a place
where PDA is the name of the game. Trust me, in your city there is definitely one.
And my final tip is, get a projector or a big screen, play a clip of people walking
by or just standing and staring at you. It's a way to get the imagination going
without getting butterflies in your stomach.
Number three is Power Play. Just like there are Fifty Shades of Grey,
there's also fifty shades of dominance. It doesn't have to be full-on latex and
whips, it can be something as simple as who gets to be on top. Playing with power
is a very simple and satisfying way to bring fantasy to life in your
relationship.
Number four is The Private Dancer. Now, across the board, people
want to dance usually, and be danced for and this one is super accessible thanks
to classes like pole dancing and super fit. Here's some pro tips though from
somebody who's tried it before and it's not gone so well: number one, don't wear
socks, especially on hardwood floors. Number two,
move slower and do way less moves and you think that you have to, and my third
tip is just, just practice. Get some help and practice. Practice with that help.
But mostly just practice.
I call number five The Hunger Game. As much as
satisfying someone is sexy, so can working up their appetite and damn near
starving them out. Make them work for it, freeze them out, do whatever you can to
make yourself completely irresistible, while forcing them to resist. You're
gonna have yourself a sex-craved partner who is tuned in and completely turned
on. That's not cheesy though, that one is good alliteration. There's a big difference
between cheesy and alliteration, can we agree on that?
So those are just five
different ways you can play with fantasy, but don't worry there are tons more. As a
matter of fact, everybody has their own unique fantasy. As you guys can see I'm
in costume right now. I like being the madam, I think that she is chic and she
is classy but she's also a damn freak. Once again guys, thank you so much for
being part of this conversation. Comment down below and we'll see you guys on the
next video.
you
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What is Prayer? | A Better Way To Pray | Devotional - Duration: 4:43.
G'day everyone! My name is Dave ... here to help you get the most out of your
faith! So today I want to answer the question: What is prayer, and how should
you do it? Well, by the end of this video you're gonna know what the Hebrew word
for prayer is, and how you can use that word to communicate with God better!
God I pray that the bumper will roll ...
Well, if this is your first time here, welcome to my channel.
So make sure you subscribe to my channel,
and then click that little bell icon so that you get notified whenever I post a
new video every Thursday. Okay, so what is prayer? Now I think we all have some idea
of what prayer is. I mean even if you're not a follower of Jesus or religious at
all, you've probably seen someone pray, and you most likely understand that
prayer is important. I mean as a wise man once said you've got to pray just to make it today.
I don't even know if that's how it goes.
But for most people, prayer is really just the time when we ask God for things right?
Because in English, the word basically just means to ask or beg God for something that we need. But I
think this means that sometimes our prayers are just like a cold call. You
know what I mean by cold call right? That's when a company you've never heard
of calls at the most inappropriate time, usually during dinner ... how they know to
call just when you're sitting down I'll never know ... and they try to tell you why
you should buy a product that you don't even need. That's a cold call. We have
this old-school landline at our house for those times when we can't reach our
daughters on their cell phones ... and because it's kind of funny to watch them
try to figure out this landline thing. I'm actually not even sure if they know
how to dial out! And while I'll never get sick of watching them try to
figure out this old phone, it means that we often get cold calls—which makes me
wonder how often we cold call God? I mean let's be honest, how often do you pray
only when you need to ask God for something? But prayer is so much more
than that! Pastor Brian Houston of Hillsong Church ...
You've heard of Hillsong Church right? Says this about prayer: "Prayer is a
window to opportunities, a doorway to miracles, and a channel for blessings."
I mean that's a tweet right there! And you thought Hillsong only did worship music.
Okay quick. Tell me in a comment down below what is your favorite Hillsong
worship song. Hillsong worship ... Hillsong worship song? Hillsong worship song?
But did you know that the Hebrew word for prayer used throughout the Bible is
"tefillah"? Which means "to judge oneself". See, for the people of the Bible, prayer
wasn't just a time when they asked God for stuff, it was a time when they
examined themselves and their relationship with God.
They used prayer as a way to evaluate their actions, their words, their
attitudes, and their relationship with God! So it's okay to ask God for stuff ... I
believe that He really wants us to do that, and that our prayers can change
things ... but I just think there's more to it than us just cold calling God
whenever we want him to do something for us. Because prayer is not just about
communicating with God, it's about communing with God!
Let me just say that again. "Because prayer is not just about communicating with God,
it's about communing with God." And that means we spend time sharing our thoughts
and our ideas with God, because prayer is also a time when we get personal with
Him. So, now I'd love to know your thoughts on this. Will this idea change
your prayers today? Will it changed the way you pray from now on? Why don't you
tell me in the comment section down below. And, if any of you need prayer
today, why don't you tell us of that in the comments as well so this YouTube
family can pray for you. Well, I hope this video was helpful for you ... if it was why
don't you give me a thumbs up, share and comment on this video if you liked it,
subscribe to my channel if you haven't done so already ... and follow me on
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DIFFERENT GALAXY - WHAT HAPPENED!? - Duration: 5:04.
Another take!
Many of you have asked us:
What about Different Galaxy?
What is going on with Different Galaxy?
What's happened with Different Galaxy?
And we answer:
We are not working on Different Galaxy
It is not being worked on by us
No, it's totally on pause
It's totally on ice at the moment
And we don't have plans at the moment to start producing it
I have something to tell you friends
Killmonday Games is currently NOT working on Different Galaxy
I repeat:
Nooot working on Different Galaxy
Look at those kitties
Look at the kitties
So now everybody knows
the news about Different Galaxy
we have
a lot of reasons why
The main reason is beacuse the game itself
we realized that it has so many elements
that we haven't really experienced
Different Galaxy is a...
You could say it's a trippel A production
and we are not there yet
we can't afford it
Not even close
No food...
I'm gonna eat air
So yummy with air!
So we need to make games that we can make
in a limited amount of time
so we can maybe earn more money
so we can make Different Galaxy
Yeah, that's the plan
We need more people to work on it
otherwise it will take like 5000 years to make
It's really like kind of our dream game, this one
and because of that we really don't want to rush it
not at all
No rushing
And we know that we have so many other ideas
that are a little bit easier for us to do at the moment
That doesn't mean that they are easy to make
but they are in our power to make right now
It's realistic for us to make
Exactly
More and more we learn about what is available in the technology part
and the storytelling part and all that
we realize we are a little bit short in experience
not only money
We are awesome in many ways
but Different Galaxy, we respect that game very much
Yes
Hopefully in a future, we will be working on it
but it's just a hope and a dream
It's a little bit sad to, to...
to cancel something like that...
Pause!
It's not, it's not cancelled, right?
Tell everybody who asks
Yes!
"What about Different Galaxy?"
The Galaxy Cat Scout Game
and tell them to buy our game that we have available
which is Fran Bow!
so we can make other games
And look at Little Misfortune trailer!
It's our upcoming game
and we hope you're really gonna enjoy that one
and we did it with a lot of love
We are really close to get the beta done so...
This has been
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and we're really thankful for all your love
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Loving!
And all the comments that we get from you
They're super super cute and we read them all so you know
Yes
We actually read everything
Everything!
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So see you around!
I hope you enjoyed this video
Many kisses!
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What's New Mastercam 2019: Equal Scallop - Duration: 2:41.
Mastercam 2019 introduces a new 3D high speed toolpath, called Equal Scallop.
This new toolpath creates a consistent scallop motion relative to the stepover distance.
Equal Scallop is located in the 3D Gallery on the Mill Toolpaths contextual tab.
Like other 3D high speed toolpaths, the Model Geometry page allows you to select Machining Geometry and Avoidance Geometry.
Equal Scallop also offers some additional options on the Cut Parameters page.
You can select Spiral, which eliminates stepovers while machining.
You can also select Smoothing, which will attempt to smooth sharp corners and replace them with curves.
This results in a more even load on the tool, and lets you consistently maintain a higher feed rate.
Compared to the 3D High Speed Scallop toolpath, Equal Scallop produces a superior surface finish.
With Equal Scallop, there are no sharp corners when machining this feature.
When using 3D High Speed Scallop, you can see that there are sharp corners.
When both toolpaths are displayed, you can see the difference in how the feature is machined.
Equal Scallop produces more efficient point separation and is more free flowing while generating less noise, especially near steep features and corners smaller than the tool radius.
Use Mastercam's new Equal Scallop toolpath to create superior finishes and smoother motion.
While this is an evolution of our scallop cutting, the original Scallop toolpath is still available for those jobs that work best with it.
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Chelsea vs PAOK TV channel: What channel is Chelsea vs PAOK on today? How to watch online ? - Duration: 2:42.
Chelsea manager manager Maurizio Sarri says midfielder N'Golo Kante will not be moved back to his preferred position in central midfield, as the role is more suited to technical players such as Jorginho and Cesc Fabregas
Kante has emerged as a leading deep-lying midfielder in recent seasons, winning back-to-back Premier League titles with Leicester and Chelsea before helping France claim the World Cup, but Sarri said he had to adapt to an advanced role
BUY SPECIAL OFFER PACKAGE TO WATCH CHELSEA VS PAOK FOR BEST PRICE "I want to play a central midfielder who is a very technical player, so for me, it's Jorginho or Fabregas
I don't want Kante in this position," Sarri said ahead of today's Europa League clash with Greek side PAOK Salonika
Chelsea head into the contest on the back of a 3-1 league defeat by Tottenham, their first loss of the season, where Kante and Jorginho struggled to influence the game
The result saw the Blues drop to fourth in the standings and Sarri criticised the Frenchman's performance
Kante, in the last match, wanted to solve the match after the first 15 minutes, but in the wrong way
He lost the position, he attacked too much," Sarri added. "This one is not one of the best characteristics of Kante, but it was only in reaction to the difficulties
Maybe it's only a question of time, but Kante has to stay near to Jorginho, especially when the ball is on the other side
What TV channel is Chelsea vs PAOK on? The Europa League clash kicks off at 8pm and will be shown live on BT Sport 2 this evening
BT Sport customers will also be able to stream the action via the official app and the company's own website
However, EE mobile customers will be able to stream matches for free, thanks to a subscription plan recently announced by the network
The company said: "To say thanks for being with us, here's a special sporting treat for our pay monthly mobile and tablet customers: three months' free BT Sport on your EE phone and connected tablet
Just text SPORT to 150, register for a BT ID then download the BT Sport app and get watching!"Chelsea vs PAOK latest odds Chelsea 1/3 Draw 9/2 PAOK 19/2 (Odds from Betfair) Get Chelsea latest news updates directly to your inbox Subscribe Thank you for subscribing
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What is Precum and when does it occur? - Duration: 2:49.
Hello friends, welcome to Top 10 Lifestyle, I'm Iris, in this video i will tell you about
What is Precum and when does it occur? can precum get you pregnant? and much more, so
keep watching till end.
Pre-ejaculate, sometimes called precum, is a clear fluid that is released when a man
becomes aroused, but before he ejaculates.
Sometimes, it can be seen at the tip of the penis, but many men don't even notice it.
The fluid is produced by a pair of pea-sized glands called the Cowper's glands, located
near the urethra, a tube in the penis with a dual purpose: allowing urine and semen to
exit the body.
Pre-ejaculate fluid or precum neutralizes any acidity left by urine in the urethra,
protecting sperm that flows through.
Men produce differing amounts of precum, from a few drops to about a teaspoon.
Generally, the amount is nothing to worry about.
In rare cases, men produce much more fluid, and there have been reports of men whose clothes
are soiled when they become aroused.
Medications might help, and men in this situation are advised to see their doctor.
Many people wonder whether a woman can get pregnant from pre-ejaculate fluid.
The answer is yes – although this is not common.
Typically, precum does not contain any sperm.
However, if a man has ejaculated recently, sperm cells might still be found in the urethra
and mix with the pre-ejaculate fluid.
When this happens, it is still possible for a woman to become pregnant.
For example, if a man removes his penis from his partner's vagina before ejaculating
("pulling out"), sperm in the precum can still travel up the vagina and fertilize an
egg.
For this reason, couples who do not wish to become pregnant should use condoms during
all intimate activities.
It's also important to know that sexually-transmitted infections, like HIV and chlamydia, can be
transmitted through precum.
For instance, if a person goes oral, he or she could become infected through contact
with pre-ejaculatory fluid.
This is another important reason to practice safe intercourse.
I hope you find this video helpful, like it and share it with your friends, also don't
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Detroit Lions fans share what it's like to be a fan - Duration: 0:44.
It's great.
Awesome baby, awesome.
It's a rollercoaster. A rollercoaster of emotions for you.
You have to have faith in your team and Lions is my team.
Amazing.
Reporter: Why amazing?
Um because they never give up and they always try to win.
It's the greatest thing in the world, you know. It's lovely.
Dedication.
Reporter: I guess it takes a lot of dedication to follow this team.
A lot of dedication. Without
the dedication, who knows where I'd be at this point but diehard fan my whole life,
so go Lions. Let's make it to the playoffs, baby.
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DX CLUSTER - and DX CODE OF CONDUCT - What do YOU think? - Duration: 15:22.
WARNING MAN Y ERROR5 CONT41N3D IN TH35E SUBTITIES!!!
oh it's a no-rules pileup! .. I didn't realize by the way - somebody
said take off the material covers on your Pro 7s and they'll be a lot more
comfortable yes they are a lot more comfortable my ear still don't fit
inside these gel things so but I will give it another go
you never know I could change my mind yet unlikely because I still I still
find them pretty heavy right then so get a few questions on the post live stream
and actually during my live streaming I get some questions or rather events
occur and make me think I need to talk about this so I'm gonna talk about it
that's that um can you see me all right there yeah so there's a few fundamental
errors and the operators make by the way I make mistakes I'm what I'm talking
about is systematic mistakes over and over again it's that is that doing that
it's not so much a mistake it's more of a habit that we need to break now
there's such a thing called a DX code of conduct
I wasn't typing hence I'm a fast typist but I need to look at the cable still
after 30 years it comes first hit the X code of contacts con con dogs now in the
main where is this the full code is available here in the main this is all
to do with the DX cluster and most people know what a cluster is this DX
summit will actually go to DX summit dot F I I don't know where that widows deed
but the spotter in this case let's take this one here VA to GU on frequency 3
503 which is on CW has spotted Oh whiskey 3 Lehman properly was also
spotted four Zulu 4 kilo x-ray okay now night only Tuesday night
what's whiskey three Lima Papa Lima to an onboard the DX cluster it's a bunch
of machines around the world how I go into the technicals of it because
actually I don't fully understand it it's a bit like the World Wide Web
there's some bunch of machines networked together so you can send a cluster spot
and it'll stall them all up and spew it back out again so people like you and I
can see the cluster in real time and things like n1 mm that the contest
logger I use but I use it for DX and reads the Custer and populates the band
map with the cluster it's just a bit of fun I don't really use the cluster it I
just see oh that's interesting what's going on you know things like that so
this is a real-time Custer this happens to be DX summit but there's lots but
because of the cluster a lot of people start to rely on the cluster to go about
she's young seems to be spitting it to go about their business so what they'll
do is they'll come home from work put on the radio watch the cluster yes honestly
they do this go oh look PP 1ww is is on 14 - on 8 don't ever
look they see they don't have a look and they they they can hardly hear it but
they hear the 1ww so Mike Sarah Mike Charlie AK sorry now
it just so happened because they weren't listening they don't know that he's only
calling Pacific or his beaming whoops using about he's beaming north or
outside of Europe or whatever else or the fact he's halfway through a call Wiz
with kit with with whisky freely map happily
just said he's cool I don't know but the point is we don't listen we don't
understand so we use the cluster class there's a bit of a guide if you like I
rarely go on the bloody thing rarely I only use it because it makes my band lap
Matt look pretty and I also make sure I'm not on the same frequency frankly as
another heavyweight DX station to keep I'm on 40 meters and the skip starting
to change anyway so some few bright guys got a well pissed off if you like with
the style of operation and came up must have been about 10 years ago when the
code of conduct was produced and I was just gonna well he says it number one
here I will listen and listen and listen again blah blah a lot is if we don't
listen if we don't physically we can't hear the DX station as pointless
screaming you're bloody cool side there on the microphone unless you can hear
him properly and you can gauge exactly when he started attending the last qso
the fact that every now and again he says up five which means he's
transmitting on this frequency he's listening up five or maybe six five
six seven four five six sometimes they'll say up five to ten that's
another that's another world basically you just need to make sure you're
transmitting five up from and listen down below it allows the reason for that
by the way is it allows you to always hear the DX operator and so because the
transmit frequency is that we're all of mush is where you're transmitting but
everybody can hear patiently hopefully the DX operator that's one way of
getting of calming a pile up down is to go five up because the idea B is that D
DX operators actually got clear transmitted frequency hasn't got all
sorts of idiots shouting over the top of them the idea is they're all shouting
five up anyway supposed to listen and then you'll only call if you can
actually copy the DX station yourself how many times have you heard a guy put
all the amplifiers on he's got all knots to the right and then he's hollered into
some DX station he can't actually make out the guy giving him five and nine so
and that happens to me doesn't it well we'll come to that the minute and so M 0
MC exportable okay but somebody what we'll do they'll
put me on a cluster is M 0 MC X or MMR 0 sometimes I like dither when I say
Michael um M 0 MC X let's say I think it's mm 0 I'm in Scotland and they'll
put me on a cluster as mm 0 or they'll leave out the stroke P so technically
you'll end up with a contact with someone with the wrong call sign okay
say don't trust the cluster ever always listen use it as a guide if you're gonna
use it at all plenty of time I've I forget to use the
cluster late in the afternoon on 40 meters from Europe Indonesia started
creeping in on 7 160 or 7 165 I'm often around there on time and Karachi this
call came out as the Sun was moving over into the dark you know and I thought oh
I'll give him a go at about 400 watts and my vertical in the garden and I
finally got through nice calm quiet frequency so for a laugh at any carry on
calling CQ nobody nobody we get given these lovely twiddly knobs hot radios
nobody's using a bloody things so I thought I'll stick him on the cluster so
I went to DX summit whatever is put in this Indonesian go I put in my the the
frequency hit return let's say took four to five seconds for an instant pileup in
Indonesia and proved something to me mmm I do don't trust the cluster because I
thought got that call wrong either walk gone wrong wouldn't it oh don't
interfere with the DX station the other thing is if he's going up five you'll
end up with the band police okay now it's a special breed of person
becomes a band piece and what they'll do is they'll listen on the transmit
frequency for people who don't realize these listening up five now if you're
new to this game you don't know what up five means do you so you get the you
know helmets from disel Dorf up five up five up fire they'll be shouting at the
pool it will them three section m7 now is the new foundation noises in the UK
be polite be a nice guy it can't be that hard alright and the
other thing and this annoys bees it says here wait for the DX station to
end before calling so I made a video about this deny with them when
especially event stations I don't know if I put this one in but I've heard when
I was about so I'm the DX now right and and I'm speaking to John give him a
quick over John comes back it says cheerio and before I say cheerio John QR
said I get a real clever clogs golf one alpha Bravo Charlie and I think now he
was really clear very strong looks like he just wants me in the log and he'll be
off so I've got a choice o g1 ABC 859 thang Scout 59 here in Bedford have a
great day and you sounded super Brian the pile up very well bye bye problem
with doing that is the rest of the crew go oh it's a no-rules pileup I didn't
realize so I penalize him and I hold him back even though he might be the loudest
I'll hold him back two or three contacts before I finally get to him to show that
I absolutely mean business I'm running this pileup and that no one can can
break the break the toy and then also when I was m3 MCX
I would hear these Italians sorry mr. Italy I'm sorry to pick you out but you
know you are maybe it's the same in every country but
more often not there is a culture but taking in Italy to give a partial
callsign either like the last two letters golf uniform or something
Charlie x-ray in my case well actually require actually isn't it
oh is that a Uruguayan station calling me no it's Mike zero Mike Charlie
actually that's me bloom and call so I'll get the whole thing I have known of
Americans ever doing that but there's a European culture given partial partial
call signs the thinking being is I can just get Gough uniform maybe you'll hear
it go Oh who's the golf uniform no the trick on that one is QR said this is a
DX station I go in my head ago m0 MCX then I go m0 MCX knowing that I've just
started the beginning of my call when everybody else is ending theirs
why did you whatever if he's strong and you persevere you normally get through
anyway so all senator and I'll always call and then listen for a reasonable
interview interview interval I will not call continuously
now I haven't heard this but apparently there's people out there hang on a
minute there's people out there with that will call like over an arc she
don't have heard it I have heard it I've heard of Italy Sulu whatever do one ABC
again the guys go again QR said or who's the echo alpha station do one ABC you
know every matter what he says oh yes station and we're there to go ahead do
one ABC no pits off so yeah I've just heard this endless drivel like he's got
to get through ABC ABC do one do one do on ABC shut have I had it with me no but
I've heard it and it just makes the whole hobby sounds so disrespectful is
that what across that to us our wonder so he's calling who's
the echo alpha I'm not echo alpha you could say a would
be a careful house m0 echo alpha x-ray but I'm not a my segment number nine
that's actually what I've been waffling about in fairness and then that number
thirteen or did go to yourself DX - code.org you never read of it and I'll
get to the last one here but you can even download your own certificate a
your that and put it on your wall the X code of conduct but you need to think
yourself until I warrant a certificate I don't want a certificate for my wall but
am i if someone else had listened to me would they say yeah we'll give him a
certificate did you not I mean because number thirteen I will respect
my fellow hams and could duck myself so as to earn their respect basically I
like to think I'm an ambassador and even from day one in this hobby I realized I
was an ambassador for the hobby and I don't know whose listing but I've had
emails over the years out the blue of people that have listened to me and
emailed me little polite messages I heard you today sound great or a nice
guy or whatever I'm not a nice guy all the time okay but you know some of the
time in my public persona I have to be I'm not wife beater or anything like
that but I've had to sack you know it's hard life isn't it but anyway that's all
for now I will review these Hiles may be the weekend will go down will live
stream and I'll ditch the boom will boot to the heart or door to Aston and we'll
see if there are any more comfy - okay see you later - bye for now!
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Book Pitch, Query Letter, Synopsis: What's The Difference? - Duration: 2:29.
Aloha. Welcome to the Book Doctors' YouTube channel. We're here in the beautiful garden island of Kauai
for the Kauai Writers Conference. We want to talk about the difference
between queries, pitches, and summaries. There's a lot of confusion. People don't quite
understand the difference between these things. Let's start with the pitch. The pitch is that thing that appears on the
(baby crying) back of your book that describes what is in usually around 150 to 200 words. If
you're doing a verbal pitch it's about a minute. You've got a minute to pitch your book.
A query includes your pitch but also might include information at the
top about why you're querying the agent or editor that you're sending the letter to.
That would be the first paragraph. As well as your pitch, which comes next, and finally a
short version of your bio. Some agents and publishers want a summary of your book. For novels
usually. So that would be where you actually tell the whole story. Usually
it's a couple of pages long but not more than five pages.
But usually more than a page because
that would be too similar to your pitch. So in a pitch, for instance, let's say
you're pitching murder mystery, you wouldn't say, "And in the end, the butler
did it." Whereas in a summary, you would. Because the summary
shows the entire arc of your book. An agent or editor wants to know that you
understand how a plot works. They want to see the appropriate twists in the plot,
how you tie things up, and that there's a strong beginning, middle, and end. A pitch,
on the other hand, is something that makes someone say, "Oh my god, I got to
read that book because I want to know what happens or what I can learn." So
that's the difference. All right everybody.
Hang loose. If you have any questions about pitches, summaries, and queries, please put
them in the comments below. Like and share. Like and share. Thank you.
See you at the bookstore. Aloha. See you at the bookstore
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Or? (David sputters) Exactly. (Laughter while David quacks)
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Eddie Nketiah: Who is the Arsenal striker? What Unai Emery has said about starlet - Duration: 2:43.
Nketiah has made one senior appearance this season, but that was a short-lived cameo as a substitute against Bournemouth on the weekend
The Lewishman-born teen has made a name for himself in the youth ranks in North London, though
The forward was the Gunners' top scorer in the Under-23s last season, notching 12 times in the Premier League 2 Division One, which Arsenal won
Nketiah's impressive form earned him 10 senior appearances off the bench under former manager Arsene Wenger, including a match-winning brace against Norwich in the EFL Cup
It is in that competition, as well as the Europa League, where Nketiah has been included in the matchday squad under Emery
The new boss has been reluctant to let his promising youngster lead the line as of yet, however
Following Danny Welbeck's "serious" ankle injury in Arsenal's last Europa League match against Sporting Lisbon, Emery is one striker short, however
Instead of dipping into the club's strained funds for the January transfer window, the Spanish tactician vowed to give Nketiah a chance to impress
"[Our] first [step] is to look inside," the Arsenal boss said. "We have one striker who is working well in the Under-23s and improving also in Eddie Nketiah
He can have chances." Nketiah has maintained his good form in the Under-23s, notching six goals this season
Emery was coy when asked about the potential of January recruits, saying: "It's early to speak about the possibility of [signings in] January
"Vorskla vs Arsenal confirmed line-ups Vorskla: Shust; Perduta, Dallku, Chesnakov, Batista de Souza; Sapai, Sklyar, Sharpar; Rebenok, Kulach, Kolomoets Arsenal: Cech; Lichtsteiner, Jenkinson, Holding, Maitland-Niles; Guendouzi, Elneny, Ramsey; Willock, Nketiah, Smith-Rowe
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Stephen Biddle: What Resources Would the U.S. Need to "Win" in Syria and Afghanistan? - Duration: 1:21.
Well, the US military has doctrine that lays out guidelines for how many
soldiers do you need to stabilize a threatened country involved in a civil
war insurgency. And those guidelines tell you how many troops you need per
civilians in the country involved to provide them with the security they need
to defend themselves against insurgents and terrorists. If you apply that
standard rule of thumb to a place like either Afghanistan or Syria or Iraq you
end up with numbers well north of 200,000 trained, motivated security
providers which in most circumstances basically means Americans. And the whole
problem here is that these situations all matter to Americans but not that
much. I mean, nobody in the American political system at the moment
believes that it's commensurate with the scale of the U.S. stake in a place like
Afghanistan or Syria to send the hundreds of thousands of soldiers the
current U.S. military doctrine says you would need if you were actually going to
stabilize these places by force of arms without some sort of painful negotiated
settlement that gives up significant parts of the stake to an actor that we
dislike as much as, say, the Taliban.
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