Wednesday, April 4, 2018

Youtube daily report Apr 4 2018

Hi there!

I hope that you are having a fantastic week.

Today's story is called "Addicted to Coffee".

It's about a teenage boy in high school who drinks a lot of coffee,

and decides that he wants to stop drinking so much coffee.

You can find the transcript for this story by clicking on a link that is in the description

below the video.

If this is your first time watching one of my stories,

then please watch my video called "How to Use Stories to Learn English".

That video will teach you the steps that you need to take

in order to get the most out of learning English with one of my stories.

So, let's get started!

Addicted to Coffee Daniel was addicted to coffee.

He drank two cups in the morning and three in the afternoon.

He couldn't think or do anything without coffee.

His mom wanted him to stop drinking coffee.

So, she decided to throw out all the coffee and give him milk instead.

Daniel was so mad.

"Mom, I can't go to school without coffee," Daniel said.

His mom wanted him to quit drinking coffee all at once.

This is called quitting something "cold turkey".

She said, "This is for your own good".

Daniel went to school.

He was cranky and tired without coffee.

He didn't want to talk to his friends or pay attention in class.

His teachers kept waking him up.

T hey told him to go to the nurse's office.

Daniel went to the nurse and asked for coffee.

She laughed at him.

She said that he needed to drink less coffee, but not stop completely.

She told him to drink 4 cups a day, then 3,

then 2, and eventually he won't need coffee.

Daniel told his mom what the nurse said.

"But that means I have to buy coffee again!" she said.

Daniel laughed at his mom.

Daniel and his mom went to the market to buy some good coffee.

Daniel did what the nurse told him to do.

It was much easier to gradually drink less coffee than to drink none at all.

So, there you go!

Thank you for watching my story!

Please leave a comment down below to let me know

how you are using my stories to learn English.

If you would like to know a little bit more about who I am and what I do

or if you just want to see some of the materials that I offer,

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Click down here to see the playlist with all of the stories at this level.

And, click over here to see my newest video.

Have a wonderful day!

I will see you next time.

For more infomation >> Addicted to Coffee (Beginner A2) - Learn American English through Short Stories - Duration: 4:10.

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Wildlife of Africa Documentary #1 - Wild Zambezi - Duration: 29:44.

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盼綠營自推人選? 柯P:我也不曉得 - Duration: 2:20.

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「無法體會他的強就無法阻止!」 他曝柯P這點最厲害 - Duration: 4:26.

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Apple | iMac Pro

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Vegan recipes - Duration: 6:10.

Today we are going to show you...

We are going to show you all...

What we eat...

On a typical day

Because you always ask...

What do you eat?

Because you have no idea..

..what vegans eat

You don't know...

Wankers.

Hello everyone...

..you are amazing!

You are the best!

We don't just eat plants...

..we eat ...

..lots of things

So today we are going to show you...

show you all...

what we eat on a typical day...

An example of what we eat every day...

Because we eat every day...

A breakfast, a lunch and a dinner.

So... a huge bowl of oats

Lots of fruit

Well, not much...

as much as they want

Ok, Chia seeds

Brown `sshugar´

Don´t speak as if you were stupid...

Brown `sshugar´...

..what the hell is that?

Brown sugar...

Even the Argentinians don't say it like that...

Ok...

Brown sugar

Almond milk

Now...

For the lunch starter

We have ciabattas...

with cheese

You can see...

The one which won..

Our favourite

The ´creamy sheese´

And spread it a little...

Now we are going to cut spring onion

To sprinkle over the cheese...

So...

When its ready

We sprinkle like this...

Ok,

We are going to make the spaghetti carbonara..

Coriander

Pepper

wait...

a bit of olive oil...

Cook it !

Frozen banana

It´s a butt...

Is it good?

Its very good!

Spinach here...

A block of Mozzarella cheese...

..to make cubes

Walnuts

Little breadsticks

Fake chicken...

..which is actually vegetable protein

After a few minutes on the frying pan

We cut it up

Sweet corn

And vegan mayonnaise

And It´s ready!

Well guys, this was our recipe for today...

It´s very easy...

.. and we hope that you like it...

..and that you will try it...

Ok?

Ok...

Bye!!

For more infomation >> Vegan recipes - Duration: 6:10.

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Wikileaks Has Dropped All The Evidence Needed To Destroy Robert Mueller's Career - Duration: 19:30.

Wikileaks Has Dropped All The Evidence Needed To Destroy Robert Mueller's Career

Day by day, we discover new and more condemning information about the FBI's giant cobweb

of corruption.

Recent revelation shows that the infamous Uranium One deal, that was conducted under

the leadership of former President Barack Obama, opens up even more, new questions regarding

the corruption among the Justice Department, the Obama Administration and former Secretary

of State, Hillary Clinton.

With this deal, the Democrats enabled Russia, who they now regard as America's biggest

enemy, to get a hold of as mush as 20% of the United States uranium supplies.Here is

what Wikileaks has revealed.

Check it out :

2009 AMBASSADOR BEYRLE E-MAIL D. 08 MOSCOW 521

Classified By: EUR/PRA: KATHLEEN MORENSKI PER E.O. 12958: REASONS 1.4 (A) AND (G).

1.

(SBU) This is an action request: Embassy Moscow pleasesee para 6 and 7; and Embassy Tbilisi

please see para 8.

2.

(S/NF) Background: Over two years prior Russia asked for a

ten-gram test of exceptionally advanced uranium (HEU) seized in

mid 2006 in Georgia amid an atomic carrying sting

task including one Russian national and a few Georgian

assistants.

The seized HEU was exchanged to U.S. care

what's more, is being held at a safe DOE office.

In light of

the Russian ask for, the Georgian Government approved the

Joined States to impart an example of the material to the

Russians for criminological examination.

Chief Mueller beforehand

wanted to convey the example in April (Ref A), yet due to a

planning struggle the outing was scratched off.

Government office Moscow

LegAtt educated the FSB before Mueller's planned April

conveyance and got affirmation that the FSB would take

authority of the example after the Director's plane landed.

EST

Moscow additionally educated Rosatom of the arranged exchange and that

the U.S. put a high need on finishing this exchange

(Ref B).

Once the LegAtt disclosed to FSB partners the April

trip had been scratched off, Ambassador Beyrle educated Igor Neverov (Ref C),

who said that he saw however was frustrated the excursion

was put off.

The September 21 visit gives again an

chance to convey the asked for ten-gram test from the

seized HEU keeping in mind the end goal to acquire collaboration from the GOR on

this atomic pirating case and to in the long run build up a

more gainful system of U.S.- Russian collaboration on

atomic legal sciences.

3.

(S/NF) While there was a sensible trade of

data with Russian security administrations at the season of the

2006 seizure, we have had poor participation examining the

preoccupation of HEU, which the United States accepts was stolen

from a Russian office.

Russia did not react to papers

that at that point Acting U/S Rood gave Deputy Foreign Minister

Ryabkov in December 2008 repeating the USG position that

Russia should get this example in the United States.

Further, when requested a report on their reaction to our

proposition, Ryabkov let us know in mid 2009 in Washington that

there was an interagency disagreement regarding who might come and pick

up the material.

4.

(S/NF) Given Russia's reluctance to act so far, FBI

Mueller's delivery of this sample will underscore to Russia

our commitment to follow through on this case.

While some details related to the sharing of information

on smuggling networks may be too sensitive to discuss,

delivery of the sample could enable us to discuss whether

Russian authorities investigated the diversion and prosecuted

anyone.

Moreover, we hope it will spark discussions on mechanisms

to exchange information and material on future incidents

of this nature, particularly in light of the commitments made

in the July summit U.S.-Russia Joint Statement on Nuclear

Cooperation regarding strengthening our cooperation to

stop acts of nuclear terrorism.

Posts should note that DOE/NNSA's April 2009 determination authorizing distribution

of the sample to the Russian Federation only for attribution

of the sample in support of a criminal investigation is applicable

to the proposed September 21 delivery of the sample

to Russia.

5.

(S/Rel Russia) Background con't: On April 16, the FSB

verbally confirmed to Legatt that we will have no problem

with the Russian Ministry of Aviation concerning Mueller's

flight (although we probably won't see paperwork until

shortly before the trip).

The FBI is requiring that the sample be turned over to a Russian law enforcement

authority (i.e., FSB) as opposed to an intelligence

service (i.e., SVR) or technical authority (i.e., Rosatom).

A representative from the responsible Russian Law Enforcement

authority, who will accept custody of the sample, must be

identified and verified ahead of time.

That individual will be required to have signatory authority to accept the sample.

Appropriate arrangements need to be made to ensure the

transfer of material is conducted at the airport, plane-side,

upon arrival of the Director's aircraft.

Post should also remind the GOR that this is the material about which

the GOR gave the USG nonproliferation assurances in 2008

in a diplomatic note from February 2008

For more infomation >> Wikileaks Has Dropped All The Evidence Needed To Destroy Robert Mueller's Career - Duration: 19:30.

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MLA Citation Shortcuts - Using the Cite and Email Tools and Control T in Word - Duration: 3:12.

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What do you do with your Christmas trees? - Duration: 1:53.

(forlorn music)

^- What we're doing here today is a restoration project

^and we are recycling Christmas trees.

The reason we are doing this is it's very important

for our mission.

New Orleans, we always deal with subsidence in New Orleans,

so the ground is steadily sinking beneath our feet

and the Christmas trees act as a wave break

and it slows down the wave action.

(forlorn music)

We could not do this project without

the help of the National Guard.

(forlorn music)

^- You have to be pretty precise but it's

^mostly about communication.

^We have a crew member in the back

which him or her are our eyes outside.

Once we're over the load, we don't see it anymore.

'Cause also, we have personnel under the aircraft

so we have to be very careful,

listen to our commands from our crew members.

We're very important and we're taking advantage

of the training value for it.

Slingloads, external loads, don't come very often.

In this situation we are helping the coastline

or the environment, but also gaining training

that we use stateside.

That's part of our state mission.

(forlorn music)

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Trump Just Gave Dems Big Middle Finger, Invited Their Mortal Enemy To WH - Duration: 4:47.

Over the last year, the Democrats in office have been doing all they can to attack President

Trump and his administration .

It appears that no matter , what Trump does the left side of the aisle is ready to pummel

him with audacious claims of racism, bigotry and of course, the Russian collusion story

that they keep peddling to the masses.

While weaker men and women in the political world would have already crumbled from these

constant attacks , Trump seems only to grow more confident, and stronger in his resolve

.

Now , Trump is giving the left one big middle finger to the Democrats by inviting Russian

president Vladimir Putin to the White House , and just as suspected the left is already

pitching a massive temper tantrum .

As you know, for the last year and a half the Democrats in office have been hoping that,

President Trump would be found guilty of Russian collusion . Though no matter how hard they

dig they cannot seem to find a shred of evidence tying Trump or his family to this ridiculous

conspiracy theory, which has angered them to no ends.

Now, because of this ridiculous investigation, tensions between the two countries have only

grown worse.

President Trump to smooth the rough waters between the two nations has offered an olive

branch to Vladimir Putin to come to the White House for a visit .

While this simple gesture would never have been frowned upon if it was the Obama administration

offering it, but since Trump is the one extending it the left and several never-Trumper's

are in an absolute uproar.

Here is more from ABC News:

"President Donald Trump offered to host Vladimir Putin at the White House for a summit

during a phone call with the Russian leader last month, a senior Kremlin aide told Russian

media today.

Both the White House and the Kremlin have previously said the two leaders had discussed

a possible summit during a call on March 20, when Trump called Putin to congratulate him

on his win in Russia's presidential election . At a briefing, Monday, the Kremlin aide,

Yuri Ushakov, said Trump had suggested on the call that the summit could be held at

the White House.

"When our presidents were talking on the telephone, Trump proposed to hold the first

meeting in Washington, in the White House," Ushakov was quoted by Russian news agencies

as saying.

Ushakov did not say whether Putin had accepted the proposal and said that no specific negotiations

for a summit had started, adding that Russia hopes one will take place in some form, according

to Russia's state news agency TASS.

"If everything will be OK, I hope that the Americans won't withdraw their proposal

to discuss the possibility of holding a summit," Ushakov said, according to TASS.

Ushakov said Putin and Trump had not discussed a precise time frame for the meeting and that

there had been no discussions between U.S. and Russian officials on the issue since the

call . But he said that Russia believes such a summit is "highly important and needed

for both countries and for the whole of the international community."

The White House responded to Ushakov's comments by saying that a number of venues were under

consideration for a possible summit, including the White House, but there were "no specific

plans" for a meeting at the moment.

"As the president himself confirmed on March 20, hours after his last call with President

Putin, the two had discussed a bilateral meeting in the 'not-too-distant future' at a number

of potential venues, including the White House," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders

told reporters.

After the March 20 phone call, Trump told reporters he and Putin had discussed meeting

and that he thought he and Putin would "probably get together in the not-too-distant future"

to discuss arms control , and the threat of a new nuclear arms race.

The Kremlin has been signaling it wants a high-profile summit between Putin and Trump,

likely focused on arms control . Putin touted an arsenal of "invincible" new nuclear

weapons in a speech at the beginning of March, calling on the U.S. to treat Moscow as an

equal.

After Trump and Putin spoke, the Kremlin said it has ordered Russia's foreign minister,

Sergey Lavrov, to open discussions with the U.S. about a meeting."

Now, of course, the mainstream media would like everyone to believe, that this was some

sinister plot to overthrow our Republic, but guess what?

It's not.

In fact, what President Trump is doing is precisely , what any strong world leader should

do to ensure that everyone in the world stays peaceful . If President Trump were to start

more controversy with Putin, it could cause a domino effect , which would inevitably lead

us all into war . Trump is the strong leader we elected him to be, and naturally, that

angers the left.

Hopefully, this meeting goes well, and President Trump can reach common ground with Putin that

would benefit the entire world.

For more infomation >> Trump Just Gave Dems Big Middle Finger, Invited Their Mortal Enemy To WH - Duration: 4:47.

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Como é morar fora do Brasil - Duration: 6:33.

Since 2015 I do not use this

this one looks pretty

we just found a name

will be

HI Meninas (girls) and meninos (boys)

so guys,

now I will answer

The questions that you asked in the instagram

''How do you live outside Brazil?''

it's a little strange

live outside Brazil

It's very different than the United States of Brazil.

one of the things I notice

I think the school are very different

here you take buses, here have lockers

it's like another world lol

guys, she has a channel on YT too

her channel is so amazing

What is the best part and the worst part of living in the US?

For more infomation >> Como é morar fora do Brasil - Duration: 6:33.

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Fortnite: Wir loosen ab und so :D - Duration: 1:18:12.

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Learn Colors with Play Doh Balls, play doh surprise toys, Cutting Fruit and Vegetables Playset - Duration: 13:12.

Learn Colors with Play Doh Balls, play doh surprise toys, Cutting Fruit and Vegetables Playset

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Minute Vlog: Day Eighteen - Duration: 1:10.

Minute Vlog: Day Eighteen

Hi to all. Am learning a bit for school.

Knowledge above all.

#ifyouknowwhatimean

for today I have chosen the following quote:

It's hard to keep rectitude in moments of terror

yet, some brave harts manage to patiently endure all."

said by Pam Brown.

To be brave is a good thing. What do you think?

Please, do tell in the comments.

And, of course, see you tomorrow.

By!

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Bloquée en gare de Toulouse, une Améri­caine compose une chan­son sur la grève SNCF - Duration: 2:22.

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Leigh­ton Mees­ter (Gossip Girl) passe au blond platine, l'ac­trice est mécon­nais­sable - Duration: 2:30.

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Kardashians Say Blac Chyna Can't Sue Over Smack Talk - Duration: 1:12.

Kardashians Say Blac Chyna Can't Sue Over Smack Talk

The Kardashians have fired back at Blac Chyna, saying theyre legally allowed to call her all sorts of names without getting sued for defamation.

The family wants a judge to toss Chynas claim shes been defamed because the sisters said, among other things,The show [Rob & Chyna] is giving this toxic woman money and exposure she lives and breathes for and by continuing it.

[s]he will proceed with using and physically abusing my brother.. The family also said Chyna was tarnishing their brand, damaging to [their] family and a threat to Robs safety.

According to legal docs, these statements are clearly subjective opinions and too vague to be provably false. The docs note there have been court decisions protecting comments such as calling plaintiffs a loser, a big skank and a top-ranking dumb ass.

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李晨身上最吸引人的部位是哪裡,冰冰捂臉偷笑說了兩個字 - Duration: 2:42.

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La Villa 4 : Illan exclu à cause de son couple avec Vanessa Lawrens ? Il s'exprime sur Snapchat - Duration: 3:15.

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Julien Tanti (LMA) révèle dans quelle mesure il accepterait de diffuser son mariage à la télévision - Duration: 3:09.

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Massive weight-loss, transge...

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Fortnite: Wir loosen ab und so :D - Duration: 1:18:12.

For more infomation >> Fortnite: Wir loosen ab und so :D - Duration: 1:18:12.

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Si vous manquez de cette vitamine vous risquez l'hypertension artérielle, les maux de tête - Duration: 3:08.

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Repose en paix, carnet de santé - Duration: 0:55.

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Livestream - CA Latino Legislative Caucus Briefs Media on 2018 Priorities - Duration: 32:33.

For more infomation >> Livestream - CA Latino Legislative Caucus Briefs Media on 2018 Priorities - Duration: 32:33.

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Rizos Curls Review // Instagram Brand - Duration: 4:20.

Hey ya'll, so today I will be reviewing Rizos Curls

which is a curly hair brand that has been growing on Instagram. The entire brand is sulfate free

Silicone free and paraben free, so it is 100% curly hair approved. So first

I will be using the hydrating shampoo. This contains Moringa oil, glycerin,

panthenol and shea butter. This shampoo is very thin and very

watery, I would compare it to coconut milk. This whole line has a very yummy, light, fruity perfume smell

And it's soooo good

I found that this hydrating shampoo

Very much resembled a co-wash. It was very gentle and did not strip my hair of any oils at all, so I highly recommend

This shampoo to anyone who wants to preserve as much moisture as possible

Or if you have very thick, dry hair. For a deeper clean

I'm gonna use my shampoo brush. Of to rinse. Just to show you how moisturizing this shampoo is, look how it works out my tangles

Next is the conditioner. This can be doubled as a rinse out conditioner

or a deep conditioner. It contains olive oil, sunflower oil,

Coconut oil and shea butter. This conditioner is actually pretty thick, it's like a thick buttery lotion

Although most of my tangles are gone from the shampoo, I can tell that this conditioner has really great slip.

It's very rich and very creamy. So far

I'm getting the impression that this line is great for hair that is thick and dry

I'm gonna put my hair in a bun, deep condition for 5 minutes, and then rinse. Look how my tangles are just melting

So I rinsed out the conditioner and now it it's time to style. This is the curl defining cream

It contains aloe vera, shea butter, coconut oil, panthenol and beeswax

I'm gonna use a small palm full, and I'm going to finger comb it through my hair

I'm gonna smooth it over and

Then I'm gonna scrunch

I'm gonna scrunch again with a microfiber towel

I'm gonna plop for about 10 minutes, air dry and show you the results

so here are the final results and I'm honestly like

gagging y'all

Like, it gave definition to the inside of my hair if that makes sense. I feel like a lot of products give

definition to the outside only. And the ends

Look at the ends. How whirly and twirly and curly

So I want to go through some pros and cons. I feel like a huge pro

Is that the entire brand is 100% curly hair approved. No sulfates, no silicones,

No parabens at all in any of the products. And I like that they also contain natural extracts. The styling cream,

I think it did a really good job of really getting into my hair and giving moisture to every strand,

But my hair is really soft and loses its shape after a few days

so I

Definitely wish I could have used a gel or a custard on top just to give me that hold because I feel like this is

more for moisture

So if you're looking for a good hold, use your favorite gel or favorite custard on top of it. All in all, these

Products are very very rich very very creamy, and I think it's excellent for anyone out there with thick dry hair

Let me know down below

What you think of my wash day results? Have you heard of Rizos Curls? Have you tried Rizos Curls?

Are you thinking of trying them now?

Comment, like and subscribe if you like what I'm doing here and comment down below any other brands you would like me to review

Thank you for watching, and I hope you have a great day. Byeeeeee

For more infomation >> Rizos Curls Review // Instagram Brand - Duration: 4:20.

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Transmission, Passeurs de Culture Pop - BiTS - ARTE - Duration: 12:41.

For more infomation >> Transmission, Passeurs de Culture Pop - BiTS - ARTE - Duration: 12:41.

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Carbohydrates & sugars - biochemistry - Duration: 11:57.

Carbohydrates include both simple sugars which are little ring-shaped molecules made of carbon,

hydrogen and oxygen - either alone or in pairs, as well as more complex carbohydrates, which

are formed when these the rings link up together to make long chains.

Carbohydrates provide us with calories or energy, and simple sugars in particular play

many roles in our diet - they sweeten lemonade, balance out an acidic miso soup, fuel yeast

in rising dough and alcohol, and help preserve jams and jellies.

Now, Sugars are found naturally in plants like fruits, vegetables, and grains, as well

as animal products like milk and cheese.

Added sugars are the sugars that get added to foods like cereals, ketchup, energy bars,

and even salad dressings.

To be clear, even if the sugar being added comes from a natural source like sugar cane

or honey, it's still considered an added sugar.

In fact, a variety of ingredients listed on food labels may be sources of added sugars,

some of which you're probably familiar with.

Sugar actually refers to a family of molecules called saccharides - monosaccharides where

"mono" means one, so one sugar molecule, disaccharides where "di" means two, so

two sugar molecules linked together, oligosaccharides where "oligo" means a few, so it's three

to nine sugar molecules linked together, and polysaccharides where "poly" means many,

so it's ten or more sugar molecules linked together.

Glucose is the most important member of the sugar family and it's a monosaccharide.

It's one of the main source of calories for the body, and is able to cross the blood

brain barrier and nourish the brain.

Another monosaccharide is fructose which is commonly found in honey, fruits, and root

vegetables.

Finally, there's the monosaccharide, galactose, known as milk sugar.

It's known as milk sugar because it's only found in nature when it links with glucose

to form lactose, a disaccharide found in the milk of mammals, which includes cow and human

breast milk.

Sucrose, or table sugar, is another disaccharide and it's formed when fructose links up with

glucose.

Sucrose is found in various fruits and vegetables, with sugarcane and sugar beets having the

highest quantities.

Maltose is another disaccharide -and this one is two glucose molecules linked together,

and it's found in molasses which can be used as a substrate to ferment beer.

Sugars, like fructose for example, are most always found in combination with other sugars,

and the combinations can be pretty different - even in seemingly similar foods.

For example, in honey 50% of the sugar is fructose, 44% is glucose, 4% is galactose,

2% is maltose; whereas in maple syrup less than 1% of the sugar is fructose, 3% is glucose,

and 96% is sucrose.

So simple sugars, whether they're natural or added, are mixtures of monosaccharides

or disaccharides.

Next there are the complex carbohydrates.

There are oligosaccharides like galacto-oligosaccharides which are short chains of galactose molecules

like those found in soybeans.

Then there are polysaccharides which are even larger chains with branches, and are the most

abundant type of carbohydrates found in food.

Starches are polysaccharides with molecular bonds between sugar molecules that human intestinal

enzymes can break down.

Starches are an important source of calories, and can be found in foods like rice, potatoes,

wheat, and maize.

Starches don't taste sweet like simple sugars because they don't activate taste buds in

the same way.

And there also dietary fibers, which are carbohydrates that intestinal enzymes can't break down,

and so the body cannot digest them.

Now there are many different types of Dietary fibers, and they're not all the same when

it comes to their structure or impact on health.

Fibers have molecular bonds that are resistant to human intestinal enzymes, so they pass

through the small intestine undigested, get broken down a bit by bacteria in the large

intestine, and ultimately end up as bulk matter in the stool.

Fiber is critical because it can slow down the rate of absorption of simple sugars like

glucose in the small intestine which can help maintain healthy blood glucose levels.

They also increase stool weight stool weight which helps prevent constipation, and fibers

like beta-glucan are also good for heart health.

Monosaccharides link together through glycosidic bonding, which is when an "OH" from the

carbon on one monosaccharide bonds with an "H" from the carbon of another monosaccharide.

Together that forms an H2O or a water molecule, which goes away.

In the case of maltose, that leaves an alpha 1-4-glycosidic bond which is a bond between

carbon number 1 of one glucose monosaccharide and carbon number 4 of the other glucose monosaccharide.

And alpha refers to the fact that the molecules are lined up next to one each other.

Lactose on the other hand has a beta 1-4 glycosidic bond, meaning that carbon 1 of galactose and

carbon 4 of glucose are bonded, but this time the molecules are stacked with one higher

than the other.

Finally, sucrose has an alpha 1-2-glycosidic bond, meaning that carbon 1 of glucose and

carbon 2 of fructose are bonded.

Now when you eat something like a piece of onion bread, enzymes start breaking down disaccharides,

oligosaccharides, and polysaccharides into monosaccharides so they can be absorbed.

Different enzymes help to break different linkages - for example amylases break down

large polysaccharides like starch into smaller units, whereas lactase, sucrase, and maltase

break down lactose, sucrose, and maltose into their monosaccharides.

The individual monosaccharides that result from the digestion of larger carbohydrate

molecules - glucose, fructose, and galactose - cross the gut lining and get into the bloodstream

to get used by the body.

When glucose levels in the blood increase after eating, the pancreas releases the hormone

insulin and it helps move glucose into the cells and into the liver.

Insulin helps stimulate the liver to store glucose as glycogen in a process called glycogenesis

- which is when some of the glucose molecules get linked together with alpha 1-4 and alpha

1-6 glycosidic bonds to form a polysaccharide called glycogen.

Insulin also promotes fat and protein synthesis.

Now, metabolism of galactose has an initial step where an enzyme in the liver converts

galactose into glucose - basically flipping the orientation of the OH group on the 4th

carbon.

Just like that galactose has become just one more glucose molecule in the liver.

Fructose is handled a bit differently by the liver.

Fructose has 6 carbons, and most of it is broken down into two 3-carbon molecules and

sent into glycolysis to help generate energy.

When energy is needed - all three monosaccharides are metabolized through glycolysis, the citric

acid cycle, and oxidative phosphorylation.

Ultimately, all digestible carbohydrates, regardless of whether they come from simple

sugars in honey or from starches in baked potatoes, are broken down into their component

monosaccharides for immediate energy use or stored away for a rainy day, depending on

what the body needs.

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine recommended that a healthy diet

contain 45 to 65% of its calories from carbohydrates.

The number of calories you need to maintain your weight depends on things like your age,

sex, height, weight, and activity level.

For example, let's take this slightly active 40 year old woman, who's 5 foot 9 inches,

160 pounds, with a BMI of 23.6 and requires a 2000 calorie diet, and let's say she wants

to aim for 55% of her calories from carbohydrates - so that's 55% of 2000 or 1100 calories.

And there are different types of carbohydrates.

First, there's fiber.

The general recommendation is to get 28 grams of fiber in a 2000 calorie diet.

With roughly zero to 2 calories per gram of fiber, that's about 56 calories, or about

3% of her total calories.

Next there's sugars, both the kind that are added to foods and those found naturally

in whole foods.

There are few formal recommendations for total or natural sugar intake, however updated Canadian

nutrition labels are based on a daily value of 100 grams or 400 calories from total sugars,

which is 20% of a 2,000 calorie diet.

When it comes to added sugars, both the World Health Organization and the US Dietary Guidelines

recommend that they make up fewer than 10% of total calories.

Just like her goal for total carbohydrates, she's aiming for the mid-range of the added

sugars recommendation, which would be 100 calories or 5% of her total calories.

Using this approach, the remainder of her total sugar calories - 300 calories or 75

grams would could come from the sugars found in fruits, vegetables, dairy and grains.

This would be 15% of her total calories and that leaves 640 calories or 160 grams from

starches, or 32% of her total calories, to reach her carbohydrate intake goal.

Now eating a healthy diet means choosing foods that are as nutrient-rich as possible, and

foods that contain fiber, starch, and natural sugars like fruits and vegetables tend to

be richer in nutrients than those with added sugars.

Having said that, processed and packaged foods are a part of most people's diets, so carefully

reading nutrition labels can help you compare foods and choose more nutrient-rich options.

Generally speaking, picking foods and beverages that are higher in nutrients like fiber and

lower in added sugars is best.

All right, as a quick recap - There are various types of carbohydrates: simple sugars are

monosaccharides and disaccharides that the body can readily absorb, starches are polysaccharides

that take longer to absorb, and fibers are polysaccharides that the body can only partially

absorb with the help of gut bacteria.

Ultimately, a healthy diet includes all types of carbohydrates coming from a variety of

sources like fruits, vegetables, dairy and grains.

It can include added sugars too, with the World Health Organization and the US Dietary

Guidelines recommending that added sugars make up less than 10% of your overall calories.

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Top 10 Spectre Shocking Facts - Duration: 6:55.

Hey guys!

Welcome back to Top 10 Nerd, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.

The Spectre is one of the coolest, oldest, and most underrated superheroes in all of

DC comics.

I'd wager that most of you had heard of him, but most casual comic fans don't know

a heck of a lot about him.

Hell, some avid comic fans don't know much about him.

That's the thing with comics; there are so damn many it's hard to keep up!

But never fear, Ron is here to catch you up on some pretty crazy facts about God's spirit

of vengeance!

If you finish this and want more, check out our video on the Top 10 facts about Rocket

Raccoon next!

But first, get ready, it's time for the Top 10 Shocking Facts about Spectre!

Number 10: Spectre is an angel.

This is something I should probably get out of the way early so non-fans know what the

heck is going on.

Spectre isn't a dude who got powers, he's actually the angelic source of power for a

couple different dudes.

Originally known as Aztar, he was among the angels who rebelled against the Presence,

who is the DC universe's version of the Abrahamic God of our world.

However, after repenting, he had his memories erased and began acting as the Vengeance of

the Presence, known as the Spectre.

Number 9: He was busy long before he met his first host.

The Spectre did an awful lot in his primal form in biblical times, before needing a host.

It was he who punished Cain for murdering his brother Abel.

It was he who destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah, and killed the first-born of Egypt.

Yep, apparently the old testament was very much a true story in the DC universe.

He only stopped once Jesus was born, and Spectre was sent into limbo since Compassion and Redemption,

in the form of Jesus, couldn't walk the Earth at the same time as Wrath and Vengeance,

in the form of Spectre.

Once Jesus died, Spectre was brought back from limbo, but with a new set of rules.

Speaking of which…

Number 8: Da rules.

Yep, turns out Cosmo and Wanda aren't the only powerful beings with a rulebook.

After the death of Christ, Spectre was forbidden to walk the mortal plane without a human host,

to limit the way he uses his power.

The host both limits the extent of his abilities, and helps him to make the right judgments.

He's not allowed to harm certain beings, like Nekron, Darkseid,, or Cain, whose death

was forbidden by The Presence.

His powers are also greatly affected by his host's psyche, with weakness in the host

often translating to a dampening in Spectre's abilities.

Number 7: He was one of DC's first superheroes.

While Spectre has taken on pretty much every role out there, from murderous vigilante to

a bringer of God's Wrath, the first host we saw was a police detective named Jim Corrigan.

First introduced in More Fun Comics #52 in 1940, Jim was killed by criminals.

In the afterlife, he expressed a desire to exact justice on those who had killed him,

and his wish was granted.

He was returned to Earth in ghost form, now merged with Spectre, gaining powerful abilities,

which he used to fight crime.

As time went on, he went through a variety of forms, and came to show more and more power.

And boy, did he have power.

Speaking of which…

Number 6: He's one of the most powerful characters in the DC universe.

Spectre is often overlooked in terms of power, just because he isn't too well-known, but

surprise surprise, this divinely-empowered being is pretty darn strong.

Originally, his powers were mostly ghost-related stuff like invisibility and walking through

walls, but as the comics went on he showed more and more power.

His abilities are usually kept in check by the Presence, because unchecked he could potentially

destroy whole universes.

It's hard to actually give a list of his powers because it would be essentially endless,

so I'll just say hey, you want to do something?

He could probably do it.

Number 5: Jim Corrigan wasn't the Spectre's first host.

That's right, Spectre got his first host soon after Jesus was crucified, and Spectre

was once again released with his new set of rules.

The Archangel Michael bound the soul of a Hindu man named Caraka to The Spectre, making

him the first host.

Caraka didn't take it too well, and ended up merging with Sekuba, a succubus, becoming

Azmodus, who would go on to become The Spectre's nemesis.

The Spectre had a bunch of other hosts before coming to Jim Corrigan.

But Jim wasn't his last host, and he had one particularly famous one…

Number 4: Hal Jordan was Spectre for a time.

As you probably know, Hal Jordan died at the end of his run as the villain Parallax, with

his spirit being sent to purgatory.

When Asmodel began a war on Heaven, Hell, and Earth, the world needed a new vessel for

the Spectre.

Only problem was, Jim Corrigan had found peace in heaven, and refused.

But as luck would have it, a quick trip to purgatory would bring them to Hal Jordan,

who was eager to redeem himself, and he became the new Spectre.

The Hal Jordan Spectre was very different from Corrigan's, since Hal actually manipulated

the entity to help to redeem fallen souls like Harvey Dent in an attempt to redeem himself,

rather than going around exacting vengeance left and right.

Parallax remained inside him, but eventually Hal was freed of it, and Spectre left him,

his goal of cleansing Hal now achieved.

And as I'm sure you know, Hal went back to being a lantern.

Number 3: He went on a war against magic.

Soon after leaving Hal, a host-less Spectre ran into Jean Loring, who had become Eclipso.

Eclipso convinced him that since magic warps reality, and reality is God's creation,

that magic is an affront to God.

This sent The Spectre on a quest to destroy all magic, killing countless practitioners

and destroying whole dimensions.

Eventually, The Presence had had enough, and said "No, stop it, go find a new host you

naughty boy!"

This led him to his next host, Gotham detective Crispus Allen, who had been killed by a different

Jim Corrigan, who was a corrupt officer.

Wish I could talk about him more, but no time!

Number 2: He was a founding member of the Justice Society of America.

Here's but one proof of just how long Spectre has been around.

The Spectre was part of the original JSA, the first official superhero team in comics.

The JSA also included Doctor Fate, Hour-Man, The Sandman, The Atom, The Flash, Green Lantern,

and Hawkman.

This was one of the few times the Spectre managed to stop killing bad guys long enough

to join a superhero team.

Didn't last forever, but it was fun while it lasted.

Number 1: Even HE can't keep track of all the reboots.

If you're anything like me, the constant reboots and retcons coming from DC can be

a bit confusing.

Apparently the Spector has taken it upon himself to fix some of these issues, but even he has

trouble keeping track of what's what.

In the hilarious Six Pack and Dog Welder: Hard-Travelin' Heroz, Issue 2, he was trying

to find a certain demon named Baytor.

Only problem is, according to Spectre, (booming) ,, His likeness was lost in one of these fucking

re-shuffles.

The fifty-two infinites or the resurgent crisis or something,, So the whole issue revolves

around the fact that The Spectre doesn't know what the heck this guy looks like because

everything's been changed so much.

And my god can I relate.

That's it for today!

Hope you guys enjoyed, if you did please smack that thumbs up button and subscribe to Top

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And if you want a sweet playlist to watch so you can just relax and let the nerdiness

wash over you, check out our Top 10 Alternate Versions playlist on the channel!

Also, as a bonus fact for those of you who stuck with me, there's actually an animated

short about the Spectre, where he's voiced by Gary Cole.

It's awesome, give it a watch.

Until next time, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey with Top 10 nerd.

Later nerds!

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Why People Cry So Much On Airplanes - Duration: 3:04.

- [Woman] I've cried on every plane I've ever been on.

Countless people, from fussy babies to Tim Burton,

report feeling exceptionally emotional

35,000 feet above the Earth's surface.

50 First Dates is the same mediocre rom-com in the air

as it is on the ground; sorry, Adam Sandler.

So, why did it make me, and admit it, probably you,

blubber like a baby on a recent flight?

(soaring orchestral music)

Crying in transit is nothing new or surprising.

Bereaved people often grieve on the go.

They save their sobs for the car

because it gives them uninterrupted time to think

and the privacy to feel.

So, it's not surprising that airplanes

might make us feel the same way.

Virgin Atlantic started issuing weepy warnings

before particularly sad movies

after a Facebook survey revealed

people were more likely to reach for a tissue on flights.

41% of male respondents

said they had buried themselves in blankets

to disguise their tears from other passengers,

and women were more likely to pretend

that they had something in their eye.

And Gatwick Airport found 15% of men and 6% of women

said they were more likely to cry

watching a film on a flight

than they would if they saw it at home.

But what actually causes people to join the Mile Cry Club?

One possible explanation is altitude hypoxia,

when high altitudes cause a decrease in oxygen in our blood.

Diminished air pressure on flights

is similar to what you'd experience at 8,000 feet,

which can reduce blood oxygen levels by as much as 25%.

This can cause fatigue, confusion, euphoria,

inability to concentrate, and impaired decision-making.

It can also mess with your ability to deal with emotion.

And the design of the in-flight entertainment system

could be making your mile-high meltdowns even worse.

In-flight entertainment systems

make you feel cocooned in an intimate environment.

- And you're looking at a screen

that is really close to you, maybe a couple of feet,

and it's right at your eye level,

so it's almost as if you're looking at another person

in the eye for three, four hours, six hours,

depending on the length of the flight.

And in addition, you have these headphones.

And the sound, the dialogue from all these films,

it's as if the actors are speaking directly to you,

only to you, in your ear,

like they're whispering in your ear.

So, it creates this zone of closeness and familiarity

that I think also intensifies these emotional responses.

- [Woman] In other words, the free headphones

the flight attendant gives you before takeoff

literally and emotionally connect you to the screen.

There doesn't seem to be any cure

for those of us who suffer from crying while flying.

Adam Sandler will always have the power

to make me weep when I'm up 35,000 feet in the air.

But adding Kleenex to your carry-on

should be enough to treat the symptoms.

(soaring orchestral music)

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U-M Presents Charpentier's La descente d'Orphée aux enfers - Duration: 4:51.

[Music]

>>This semester, we've been really fortunate to have a collaboration between Professor

Matthew Ozawa and myself, his opera studio and my baroque chamber orchestra to produce

an opera by Marc-Antoine Charpentier, one of the preeminent composers of French baroque

music.

His opera, La descent d'orphée aux enfers, The Descent of Orpheus to the Underworld.

This classic story is one that's been set many times, Monteverdi, Gluck and others.

But this one is not performed as much, but it's truly a masterwork.

>>I am excited about this production for so many reasons, most importantly I think that

it is a wonderful opportunity for our students at the University of Michigan, to provide

them with the ability to learn about historical performance practice, both musically but also

in the staging and movement environment.

>>Historically informed performances, or as I like to say, historically inspired performances,

it's becoming just part of a musician's training.

At least you're going to know something about these principles.

Whether it becomes the focus of your career, that's less likely for most people but it

does call out to a certain kind of person.

So having these things, these instruments, offers the beginning of a career path for

a whole new subset of students who thrive on this kind of music and this approach to

music-making.

[Music]

The orchestra for the Charpentier is about ten people, twelve people.

Two baroque violins, two recorders, guitar, theory and harpsichord.

And we actually have three viola da gambas.

The viola da gamba is similar in range to a cello.

But it's also related to the guitar - it has six strings instead of four and it has

frets.

Also the bow is held in a different way.

It's a very different sound, subtly different from the cello.

And the viola da gamba is one of those things that's just so indicative of French baroque

music, so that sound is so important.

[Music]

We're using a lot of instruments from the Stearns Collection.

It's been a really important partnership actually ever since I've been here.

It's a vast collection of instruments, it's accessible online.

You can see images of almost everything.

And I think it's going to continue to grow in its connection with students and faculty

here.

This piece was designed, was written, for a pitch a whole step lower than modern pitch.

With our instruments, we're not able to go a whole step lower but we play a half-step

lower, which gets us closer to what Charpentier had in his ear.

You wouldn't believe that a half-step could make such a difference, but it really makes

a big difference.

Not just the experience of the singers, but the audience, you can imagine things being

lower just creates a different kind of resonance.

And if we change that, we're really changing the concept.

And it's subtle, but it's important.

>>So the way that I'm staging this is honoring the baroque practice tradition, however modernizing

the way that it feels and looks.

As a director, I am Asian-American, half Japanese, and a lot of my directing is influenced by

Asian forms of movement and aesthetics.

In addition, I have a background in operatic direction and that tradition, so I sort of

like to marry the two together.

>>As a part of this process that Matthew and I put together, one of the culmination points

of the music was hosting Paul O'Dette and Ellen Hargis for a series of masterclasses.

And they're both legends in early music.

They both knew the piece intimately, which was incredibly helpful.

And coming from both a singer's and an instrumentalist/conductor's point of view was really helpful for the students.

Those masterclasses, which were funded in large part by the Sally Fleming Masterclass

Fund, were a really important part of this whole project.

This project has brought together students that maybe normally don't always get to

work together, an opera studio class focused on this repertoire and baroque chamber orchestra

that occasionally does things with one or two solo singers, but never been involved

in an opera production.

So it's great for them when they take steps after graduation and they're involved in

opera productions.

They're ready for the challenges that might come, so I think it's going to be a helpful

experience for them to have.

[Music]

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Wikileaks Has Dropped All The Evidence Needed To Destroy Robert Mueller's Career - Duration: 19:30.

Wikileaks Has Dropped All The Evidence Needed To Destroy Robert Mueller's Career

Day by day, we discover new and more condemning information about the FBI's giant cobweb

of corruption.

Recent revelation shows that the infamous Uranium One deal, that was conducted under

the leadership of former President Barack Obama, opens up even more, new questions regarding

the corruption among the Justice Department, the Obama Administration and former Secretary

of State, Hillary Clinton.

With this deal, the Democrats enabled Russia, who they now regard as America's biggest

enemy, to get a hold of as mush as 20% of the United States uranium supplies.Here is

what Wikileaks has revealed.

Check it out :

2009 AMBASSADOR BEYRLE E-MAIL D. 08 MOSCOW 521

Classified By: EUR/PRA: KATHLEEN MORENSKI PER E.O. 12958: REASONS 1.4 (A) AND (G).

1.

(SBU) This is an action request: Embassy Moscow pleasesee para 6 and 7; and Embassy Tbilisi

please see para 8.

2.

(S/NF) Background: Over two years prior Russia asked for a

ten-gram test of exceptionally advanced uranium (HEU) seized in

mid 2006 in Georgia amid an atomic carrying sting

task including one Russian national and a few Georgian

assistants.

The seized HEU was exchanged to U.S. care

what's more, is being held at a safe DOE office.

In light of

the Russian ask for, the Georgian Government approved the

Joined States to impart an example of the material to the

Russians for criminological examination.

Chief Mueller beforehand

wanted to convey the example in April (Ref A), yet due to a

planning struggle the outing was scratched off.

Government office Moscow

LegAtt educated the FSB before Mueller's planned April

conveyance and got affirmation that the FSB would take

authority of the example after the Director's plane landed.

EST

Moscow additionally educated Rosatom of the arranged exchange and that

the U.S. put a high need on finishing this exchange

(Ref B).

Once the LegAtt disclosed to FSB partners the April

trip had been scratched off, Ambassador Beyrle educated Igor Neverov (Ref C),

who said that he saw however was frustrated the excursion

was put off.

The September 21 visit gives again an

chance to convey the asked for ten-gram test from the

seized HEU keeping in mind the end goal to acquire collaboration from the GOR on

this atomic pirating case and to in the long run build up a

more gainful system of U.S.- Russian collaboration on

atomic legal sciences.

3.

(S/NF) While there was a sensible trade of

data with Russian security administrations at the season of the

2006 seizure, we have had poor participation examining the

preoccupation of HEU, which the United States accepts was stolen

from a Russian office.

Russia did not react to papers

that at that point Acting U/S Rood gave Deputy Foreign Minister

Ryabkov in December 2008 repeating the USG position that

Russia should get this example in the United States.

Further, when requested a report on their reaction to our

proposition, Ryabkov let us know in mid 2009 in Washington that

there was an interagency disagreement regarding who might come and pick

up the material.

4.

(S/NF) Given Russia's reluctance to act so far, FBI

Mueller's delivery of this sample will underscore to Russia

our commitment to follow through on this case.

While some details related to the sharing of information

on smuggling networks may be too sensitive to discuss,

delivery of the sample could enable us to discuss whether

Russian authorities investigated the diversion and prosecuted

anyone.

Moreover, we hope it will spark discussions on mechanisms

to exchange information and material on future incidents

of this nature, particularly in light of the commitments made

in the July summit U.S.-Russia Joint Statement on Nuclear

Cooperation regarding strengthening our cooperation to

stop acts of nuclear terrorism.

Posts should note that DOE/NNSA's April 2009 determination authorizing distribution

of the sample to the Russian Federation only for attribution

of the sample in support of a criminal investigation is applicable

to the proposed September 21 delivery of the sample

to Russia.

5.

(S/Rel Russia) Background con't: On April 16, the FSB

verbally confirmed to Legatt that we will have no problem

with the Russian Ministry of Aviation concerning Mueller's

flight (although we probably won't see paperwork until

shortly before the trip).

The FBI is requiring that the sample be turned over to a Russian law enforcement

authority (i.e., FSB) as opposed to an intelligence

service (i.e., SVR) or technical authority (i.e., Rosatom).

A representative from the responsible Russian Law Enforcement

authority, who will accept custody of the sample, must be

identified and verified ahead of time.

That individual will be required to have signatory authority to accept the sample.

Appropriate arrangements need to be made to ensure the

transfer of material is conducted at the airport, plane-side,

upon arrival of the Director's aircraft.

Post should also remind the GOR that this is the material about which

the GOR gave the USG nonproliferation assurances in 2008

in a diplomatic note from February 2008

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Let's Talk Taxes with Best Services Unlimited - Duration: 19:31.

Alright guys how you doing? This is Tamahn Jamison we are here to talk

black business so let's talk black business with Yvette D. Best of Best

Services Unlimited. Yvette welcome to the show I really appreciate you being here

today. First of all thank you for having me here I appreciate this opportunity to

talk to you today to your audience and I like to thank you for that

Well welcome so if you would share with us a little bit about what your business is

what you do how you got started. Well I am the owner of Best Services Unlimited

it is a boutique tax firm here in Fayetteville Georgia it relocated here

from originally from Nutley New Jersey I came here to Fayetteville in 2011 I

have just always loved numbers I have a passion for it and I think more I have a

passion for analyzing the numbers and reading the tax code and using it to the

benefit of my clients so I think that my analyzing skills basically poured over

into tax and I was able to use it better to help people in general (okay okay now

had you always thought about being entrepreneur or how did you get started

with being entrepreneur and/or specifically going down the road of

taxes) Well no I didn't always think about being an entrepreneur because

unbeknownst to most people I have always been preparing taxes since like it's

1989 when I first got out of high school. I was working under the CPA but it was

just a job went there I was doing a lot of - we only did corporate returns at that

time and I just was like it was a job but I didn't realize that I really had a

good talent for it and much as the CPA was telling me I had a talent for it I was

saying well I want to become an accountant but I was just like I like the numbers I

didn't want to do to work. So fast forward a couple more years I decided to go I

started working as a senior financial analyst and that's when I learned that I

loved analyzing the numbers seeing where trends was I probably would

have been great in forensic accounting like if you saw the movie The Accountant

(okay) but I wasn't thinking about that at the time I just realized I can actually

look at numbers and show the variance and tolerance and that's really good

when you're doing taxes to know where on the IRS code allows to make sure that the

person is taking the right type of percentage for certain things especially

in a home-based business and then 2006 I decided just to start my own firm but

it came out of the fact that I at that time then I have got promoted to a

controller and I had wanted to go to a position higher and they were telling me

no for whatever reason and I just believe that if you do not want to

invite me to the table but you want my talent I'll just make my own table so I

started my own company and that's basically that happen. (And you said that was

2006) 2006 (twelve years in - congratulations) Thank You

congratulations so you see that Yvette's taken the route that some people have

taken which is going to through the corporate route and then getting some

information from them that she didn't particularly like so she decided to

go out on her own you know so don't think that you have to be an entrepreneur from

day one that you have to start as an entrepreneur that you have to be born an

entrepreneur because things happen throughout life to kind of put you into

that situation where you feel like now I can be an entrepreneur (yes) right so tell

us a little bit about some of the successes that you've had because

obviously we want to know how things go when everything is well so tell us about

some of the pros that you had over the last twelve years or even longer. Well I

had even though I didn't get to the level that I wanted to get in the

workplace I did have a successful career I mean I went from a financial coordinator

to a controller in a mere in a span of six years so that was great I also say

outside in the business just the fact that people was embracing me because of

the fact that I was transparent about who I was and what I thought and a lot

of times people were you know influx about having someone who had a full-time

job taking care of their finances but I just assured them I do numbers all day I was a

controller for a project that I was in charge of twenty million dollars I'm

pretty sure if I was handling twenty million dollars I can handle

your $100,000 you're gonna be okay so they I think to tell you the truth it

was more the fact that I was a controller that they felt I was more

qualified to take care of their taxes and also because I went back to school I got

my MBA I became an author and now author of four books (congratulations) thank you and

then this year I was able to expand my practice to get my first international

client which I thought was really cool to have a guy from a place that I really

like Dubai and actually he's out there living but have properties here so

I'm taking care of his S-corp needs here and then he opened me up to other clients so

now not only do I have clients in the 31 states that I do have clients here in

the United States now I have one in Dubai I got one in Thailand one in

Indonesia so I'm really excited for what this year is gonna bring for my practice

That's awesome! So from national to international just that I

wouldn't say just that quick but over 12 years (yeah) all right this has not been

an easy journey by any stretch of the imagination I'm sure so with that being

said speaking of that what are some of the obstacles that you've

overcome and proud to say I've overcome some things with launching the

company or running the company or making the company succeed okay well those

things I will have to say were easy most of the ones that I had to deal with

was my own personal things getting out of my own head getting out of my own

way my self-doubt of that I could go out and do it on my own because of the

fact that what had happened like I'm like when you want my talent but you

don't want me but what about me it's not good enough and I think women sometimes

go through that a lot in the workplace so they may say you're talented but

you're not probably not part of the boys club sometimes that happens and you just

have to say despite you may be the most educated person in the room but for some

reason you we are not gonna pick you so you just gotta be able to be able to say I

know that I'm enough and if you don't see it then I'm gonna take my talent and

go elsewhere and that's perfectly okay and if you do decide to stay that's

perfectly okay too but what are you gonna do during that time that

you stay to make it better for you because you don't want to have walking

around with that self-doubt and that was really the main thing I had to overcome

was getting out of my own way knowing that I was able to do all the things

that I was doing how can you not say this when I'm running a successful

business I'm a best-selling author I'm doing I'm graduated first in my class

in my MBA so take all of those positive things and put it into yourself and go

with it right right now do you see that as a

challenge with a lot of women entrepreneurs because I'm seeing a lot more women starting

businesses running businesses having successful businesses so speak to them if you would

Women if you want to start a business and you have this great talent and you

feel that is not being utilized just go ahead and do it you can it will be

hard and you will have to do a lot of juggling because you know we have to

cook clean take care of children get up early go to bed late but you just

think about it think about all the times that you got

up to go to work when you were sick when you wasn't feeling well and tap into

that work ethic and channel it into your business you're gonna be great if you

feel I said this I post this on Facebook the other day if you want "IT" more than

food drink sleep or sex you've already made it just keep moving forward that's

a good point that's a good point alright and men

you can take something from that as well we have been having discussions about

how women are launching more businesses than men they're running more businesses

than men they're moving up the corporate ladder a lot faster and I think it is

because of that hustle you know so men pay attention to these women because

they understand it and like Yvette said when "IT" means more to you than

everything else then that's when you could be successful so definitely

appreciate that insight and I'm sure there's a lot of women and men who will

appreciate that little piece of information so thank you very much for

that so other than speaking to women directly

what overall advice would you give to somebody who's aspiring to be an

entrepreneur maybe they're just not really sure that they want to be an

entrepreneur yet what advice would you give them? Well first I will take a they

have like these assessment tests online because everybody's not built to be an

entrepreneur and that's quite ok because there's a certain drive that

you're gonna have to have that is not in everybody so they do have assessment

tests to see if you're good to be entrepreneur are you going to be able to

be a self-starter are you gonna be able to do things on your own are you gonna be

able to multitask a lot of different things and this is probably why women

are going out because they realize and they're doing all of these things

already (right) so I would first say that first assess yourself and know if you

have it in you to be entrepreneur not just it's a whim I want to be my own

boss second then after that you know okay I'm ready to be entrepreneur if

you're working make an exit plan I don't want people to just jump out and say

they wake up one day say I'm gonna be entrepreneur quit your job and then

everything goes down and you're gonna be like why did I even do this you

want to make a plan so if you doing I always say if you're working 9 to 5

then 5 to 9 is when you supposed to be working on you and working on your

business because then it will grow and then once you if you just don't have a

job and you just decide that you want to be an entrepreneur...READ! Read a lot

study study other entrepreneurs that is in the field that you want to be in so

that way you can learn by somebody who has already done it why reinvent the

wheel or try to go around it but you can actually study someone who has actually

been successful in what you want to do it so like I would say in the tax refund

industry it is twelve point six billion dollars available there's enough money

for every tax preparer tax accountant CPA enroll agent to be a millionaire and

they'll still be money left over but people want to just fight all the time

when they shouldn't have to so I would just say aspiring entrepreneur do not

watch what other people are doing and then get into your mind why them not

me don't worry about that just focus on you go forth be great and stay true to

you because that's gonna win and if you need any other great example just check

out Cardi B she is thoroughly authentic and she's

wining. A lot of good points from Yvette on that. One that jumped out at me first and

foremost was a quote actually did I live by especially when I was making the

transition from full-time employee to full-time entrepreneur which was a quote

by Jim Rohn and it says work harder on yourself than you do at your job so that

reminded me a lot of what you were saying I would go to work and I was

working what not 9:00 to 5:00 but like 9-7 9-8 so when I got home I had to work

til 11:00 12:00 1:00 in the morning on me but I realized if I was giving ten

hours to somebody else why can't at least give three to myself

and on the weekends then I can put a lot more into me on my days off things like

that so a very good point when making sure that you are reading educating

yourself learning things like that I really like also how you said do you

stop looking at other people I think in this age of social media and everybody

posts on Instagram Facebook Snapchat whatever it is you think everybody's a

millionaire overnight you know. And it's absolutely not true and please please

believe that Facebook Live views YouTube Live views do not always equate

into dollars a lot of people will try to tell you that oh I

got like 6,000 views so I got $6,000 no no they don't that's why they

always on Facebook Live because they're still trying to generate money believe it

So if you could start over again and going back as far back as you want going

back a year two years 10 years 15 years what if anything would you do

differently that you've done so far? When I came here to Atlanta I would

immediately became an entrepreneur I wouldn't have stayed in the workplace

I would have just went full throttle and been an entrepreneur cuz I

had already had the client base in place but I still was like oh

I like it here they're not getting on my nerves I would've just went full throttle

back in 2011 and just went straight into being an entrepreneur. Right right so you

had that self-doubt again kinda keeping you from making that leap well

really complacency it wasn't even self-doubt at that time

it was complacency (right) it was it's fine here they're not getting on my

nerves so I'm just gonna stay. Safety net (it was a safety net) and a lot of lot of

us have read about it heard about it talked about people who have had a

safety net they've been in corporate America or you know I get a paycheck

every two weeks or every month whatever the case is I got my benefits like you

said you're not getting on my nerves enough where they're pushing me out

so I'm safe and then I've got my hustle or I got my business or my company on

the side so I kinda got the best of both worlds

(yes) and it's usually not until something happens drastic you know we can be

candid guys 'til somebody pisses you off (yes) right you get fired if you don't

get that promotion that you wanted until you decide enough is enough you

know and now I want to do what I need to do okay Yvette tell us a little bit about

the tax game what are some of the things that we should know about without get

into a whole bunch of depth like who do you work with you know what are some of

the tax laws just some basic stuff that we should know about us as individuals

or entrepreneurs when it comes to taxes some basic stuff. Well for...I work with

other CPAs and bookkeepers a lot of people don't realize that a lot of CPAs

do not do taxes (okay) even when they telling you they doing your taxes

they're not doing your taxes I get a lot of outsourced work from other CPAs

also I work with bookkeepers because there's a lot of bookkeepers who do not

like taxes they'll do your books but then they like turning over that

paperwork to give it to you to take it to someone else to actually prepare your

corporate or business return so for employees right now if you do

not have a home-based business you need to start one (okay) main reason is right

now because most of the standard deductions are doubled which means most

people are not going to be able to itemize so remember when they told you

to buy a house and we was going to get all these beautiful tax deductions

it's not gonna be there so the main thing you want to do is maybe now would

be the time to start a home-based business that way you can still be able

to have the option of writing off your mortgage interest as well as your

property taxes and all of the other things that go with in having a

home-based business now for businesses we're winning we've already got now 20%

deduction within the personal return for your business but that's capped it starts

at $157,000 it starts to lower so I just say if you have

an LLC already you may want to start paying yourself a salary and level up to

an S-corp so you can get that full 20% deduction like you like they're giving

and being able to take that either plus or minus and take it back to your personal

return because if the business is not doing well and it's just started the

first three years usually people have a loss if you have it on an S corp you're

really getting that full loss against the salary as opposed to just taking a

whole loss on a return then when you're trying to buy a house or a car they're

looking at you like (you didn't make any money) yes (gotcha gotcha so of course there's a lot more involved

with taxes with this new tax code that just came out or you know just got put

into effect so obviously Yvette can't give you all of that right now so for

those who want to get in touch with you tell us a little bit about how they can get in

tough with you, your book, website, address, whatever you want to give to people on

how they can get in touch Best Services Unlimited. Okay so I am on

Facebook Instagram and Twitter all underneath the...@IamYvetteDBest

you could see me there the website is Best Services Unlimited

dot com and then I have my own personal website which is I am Yvette D Best dot com

which just talks about everything that I do all of my books are listed on Amazon

I have an Amazon author page which also features my blog so when I blog things

it automatically posts to my Amazon author page. What about coming by

the location? Oh yes the new yes this very brand new location that we just

opened this year right here in Fayetteville right next to IHOP between IHOP and Hot

Atlanta Wings right in the center of 85 and route 314 you can't miss it it's a

big tax and notary sign probably the only one here in Fayetteville so you can't miss

it it's 897 Glynn Street N but if I tell you can put that into your GPS

you may wind up in front of Park Avenue Thrift but we're just around the corner

(okay) and that's about it Well that's how you can get in touch

with Yvette D. Best of Best Services Unlimited. Yvette is there anything else

that you want to share with people anything any mantras or anything that

you have that that kind of personifies who you are what you stand for?

Oh just be you and don't be afraid about being you and don't change who you are

to fit into anyone else's mold there's a place for everybody.

Very good point definitely a place for everybody so I'm here this is Tamahn

Jamison with Yvette D. Best of Best Services Unlimited. Yvette definitely

appreciate your time today thank you for sharing your story with the audience we

look forward to hearing a little bit more about taxes and things like that

make sure you get in touch with Yvette because she will set you right so this

is Tamahn Jamison we are talking Black business today remember always continue

to Talk Black Business!

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SHARING MY UNPOPULAR OPINIONS WHILE STRAIGHTENING MY HAIR :) - Duration: 10:42.

Hey guys, it's Annika. Welcome to my Channika.

I apologize for the lighting,

but I don't want to put the shade down,

because then it's gonna be totally dark,

But, hopefully, the sun will decide to stop being

a big fat c--

and start cooperating with me.

But today, I'm going to be getting ready with you guys,

and also sharing some of my unpopular opinions.

I really wanted to do this video,

and I asked people on Instagram,

if I didn't mention Finn Wolfhard.

Because, if you're late on the tea . . .

Basically, I said that Finn Wolfhard

looked like an 8-year old boy,

which, subjectively, in my opinion, was true.

Somebody asked me for an unpopular opinion.

I'm gonna moisturize my face.

Somebody asked me for an unpopular opinion,

and I was like, "Finn Wolfhard is not attractive,

in my opinion."

And . . .

B--!

The Finn Wolfhard fandom went f-ing at me.

I just spit.

On my birthday picture, people were commenting, like,

"Happy Birthday Finn Hater!"

"Happy Birthday 8-year old!"

"You look like an 8-year old."

"You turned 15? I thought you were f-ing 8!"

And apparently . . .

I became friends with one of these Finn accounts.

But they were being a b- to me at first,

but then, we made up and whatever,

and they let me in on all the inside tea.

And basically, there's this Milly fanpage account

that was telling people

that I told Finn to kill himself.

What the f--?

There's a plant in my f-ing face.

But I want to straighten my hair,

even though it's f-ing wet

So, a life hack that I have for you guys

if you want to absolutely f-ing ruin your hair

is: Instead of blow-drying your hair

and then straightening it,

just straighten it while it's still wet.

You can watch your hair literally start to set on fire

as you watch the smoke come off.

It's really f-ing cool.

But the thing is, I can't . . .

This is an unpopular opinion.

Straightening your hair while wet

is a more efficient method than blow-drying your hair.

That's a f-ing unpopular opinion.

Because my hair is so f-ing long,

that I can't f-ing blow-dry it. Ever!

If I were to blow-dry my hair

until it were completely dry,

it would literally take me three hours.

It takes me like an hour for it to get like this.

Um, so I just let it air dry, and then,

when it's kind of dry-ish,

I just go in with a straightener and I literally watch . . .

Oh! Um . . . So . . .

Maybe we'll get some of the action.

It has to get a little bit hotter.

Oh! You can see the steam.

Okay. Let's start with some unpopular opinions.

Can you literally see the smoke coming from my head?

First unpopular opinion:

Finn Wolfhard looks like an 8-year old boy.

I have a lot of respect for him.

He's only what? Like, 10?

And he has gotten so far.

Um . . . But I don't want to f-- him,

and I don't get why everybody else does.

Another unpopular opinion. Hmmm.

Lele Pons is not funny, and she never has been.

I think that she's annoying and also really f-ing b-y.

Did you hear what she did to, uh . . .

I don't even know that girl's name,

but the other girl that used to be friends with her,

and then Lele started deleting her videos?

And I heard this she's not even a nice person.

It's not that she's just a fraud

that finds interesting ways to get subscribers,

but she's just a genuinely mean person.

Another unpopular opinion:

Pineapple should not f-ing be on pizza.

I don't care what you say,

if you put pineapple on pizza, you are a f-ing loser.

I love pineapple, and I love pizza.

But why the f- would you put them together?

Why would you ruin two perfectly wonderful things

by putting them together? Why would you do that?

Clearly, I also know proper methods

to straighten my hair.

What I do is I just . . .

This is how a person with straight hair

straightens their hair.

Just don't really give a f-- that much.

I literally love watching myself destroy my hair.

It's so satisfying.

Like, you're literally watching

all the water evaporate through the steam.

Literally, I feel like hairdressers everywhere are shaking.

They're like, "Holy f-ing sh--! what is this b- doing?"

I also don't use any heat protectant, either.

Here. I'll write a tweet about it.

"Ask me my opinion on some unpopular opinions

for a video." Did that make any sense?

Or, give me some unpopular . . . "Give me" . . .

No, I should say, "Please."

"Please give me unpopular opinions for a video."

That doesn't make any sense.

Hopefully, people will understand what I mean, anyway.

Okay. Tweet!

Your tweet was sad.

Now let's just watch all the reviews roll in,

because I am so f-ing famous.

This video is just all-around, kind of a sh--y video.

The lighting. I'm literally wearing a robe.

Let's hope that we don't have a #nipslip.

"Do a doughnut look?"

That's not an unpopular opinion!

"Lo mein is better than fried rice."

I don't even know if that's an unpopular opinion,

but I agree with that.

Okay. So there was this little scandal, basically,

where I couldn't decide

whether I wanted to order fried rice or lo mein.

I ended up getting both.

So many people were saying fried rice,

but I really wanted lo mein.

You know how when you ask somebody

for their opinion, but you secretly know what you want.

Lo mein is better than fried rice,

is the moral of my story.

"Tana Mongeau."

This is not a popular opinion

I f-ing love that b-. I'm sorry.

I know that, like . . . Ugh.

Okay. I don't really know how to feel about her,

because she said the n-word.

But everybody goes through phases.

And I think the moral of the story,

even though she was lying about when she said it . . .

She said that she was saying it when she was like 13,

but she was clearly like 16 in those videos.

I think the moral of the story is:

Now she knows not to say it,

and so she's learned. She's been educated.

And now she doesn't say it. I hope.

Apart from that, I think she's a bad b--,

and she's set up a really nice career for herself,

and she's only 19.

Ah. I love the smell of burning hair.

It's okay. My hair is already f-ing dead.

It's okay.

Hey! The lighting's a little bit, a tiny bit . . .

better. Kind of. Still really bad.

My hair isn't even dry.

I still haven't even moved on

to the second half of my f-ing head.

Should I post on Instagram?

"Please give me unpopular opinions for a vid.

ILY. Thank you. Add a bunch of emojis

for a sweet, funny effect.

The Instagram fam is definitely better at responding

than the Twitter fam. I'm just I'm just saying.

No shade. No tea, no shade, no pink lemonade.

Okay. Three likes, four likes. No comments.

Five likes. No comments.

Eight likes. No comments.

"Taco Bell isn't good."

F-- you! Taco Bell is great.

Is that the unpopular opinion? That Taco Bell isn't good?

F-- that! Nuh-uh.

Also, thank you for commenting.

"Beyonce is overreally . . . 'overrelated.' "

"Beyonce is overrated."

Okay. I used to have a fan account for Beyonce.

I went to her concert in, like, fourth grade.

And I kind of get it.

I don't think she's as overrated anymore.

I feel like nobody really talks about Beyonce anymore.

Maybe that's just in my life.

So I think that she has the perfect amount of hype,

because she is a f-ing queen,

but nobody really raves about her anymore.

So I think . . . I think she's fine.

"Ed Sheeran is bad."

No. Ed Sheeran is a great singer.

That is false. He is really good at singing.

"Chipotle is too overrated."

I agree with that.

That's one of my major unpopular opinions.

I think that Chipotle is disgusting.

I hate Chipotle.

If you're gonna get Mexican food,

get it from Qdoba and nowhere else.

Chipotle can s-- my d--. Honestly.

I f-ing hate Chipotle.

Every time you eat at Chipotle, you lose brain cells.

"Red cherry is the best candy flavor."

I have to disagree with that.

Actually, I think universally, red . . .

If you don't know what to get,

red is probably the best one to get,

but I do really like blue raspberry.

"Riverdale is annoying."

I haven't seen Season Two, honestly,

so I couldn't tell you.

"James Charles and Tana Mongeau are over-hated,

and they actually have interesting content."

I agree. I think . . .Okay. I used to not like James Charles,

just because he was kind of annoying.

But now, especially in his video

with Shane and Ryland,

you can really see the real James,

and I don't think he's a b--.

I think that he is a good person.

There are some beauty guru snakes.

[coughing] Jacklyn Hill. [cough]

Biggest f-ing snake.

It's okay, because I still have her palette and everything.

But she's low-key a snake.

"The game Fortnite"?

Okay. Unpopular opinion.

Fortnite is actually fun. I've never played it,

but I watched Emma Chamberlain play it,

and I want to play it now, because it seems really fun.

"Girls with long necks are more attractive."

I don't really give a f-- about people's necks.

There was . . . Okay. So my friend Cori has this friend,

and he was like, "I love this picture,

because my neck looks so thick in it."

Who gives a f-- about their neck? Oh my god!

"Cheesecake sucks . . .

. . . ass. Yes, sister! It is so gross.

"Cocaine is so good for your brain." Okay.

I f-ing hate my baby hairs. Holy sh--!

I have so many of them, and they just stick up.

"Riverdale isn't even that bad."

It's . . . Okay. The First Season wasn't that bad.

I don't think it's the best show ever,

but I definitely do think . . . I used to be obsessed with it.

I am obsessed with Cole Sprouse.

I think that he is . . .

a f-ing daddy. Holy sh--!

Archie is also pretty attractive,

but not as attractive as Cole Sprouse.

"Really long nails are dumb." Okay. Well . . .

I'd say Danielle Bergoli long

is a little unnecessary.

But just do whatever your heart desires, sister.

"Bella Thorne isn't bad,

and everybody just bandwagon hates her."

F-ing yes. Bella Thorne is my f-ing queen,

and she has been since I was like 6.

Dude, "Shake It Up" was my sh--!

And I . . . while Zendaya is also when my queens,

Bella Thorne is just like . . .

"Dr. Pepper is better than every other soft drink."

I vote yes.

Dr. Pepper is literally the best soft drink ever.

I'm . . . "Soft drink." Eww.

"Starbucks is worth the hype and it's not basic."

Starbucks is f-ing disgusting.

Dunkin Donuts all the way.

Maybe that's just because I'm a New Englander,

but when you live in Boston,

Starbucks just isn't really an option,

and if you drink Starbucks, you're basic.

Um . . . and also, objectively,

the coffee at Dunkin Donuts is better.

Like, their black coffee

is so much more deep and flavorful,

and there are so many more hints of other sh--.

And Starbucks coffee is so bland.

I mean, I just get black coffee but, I don't know.

Another unpopular opinion: It's Reese's not Ree-see's.

But this isn't even an opinion. It's just factual.

If you say "Ree-see's," let alone "Ree-see's Pee-sees,"

Number One: "Pee-sees" is not a word.

Number Two: Reese? The guy's name was f-ing Reese.

And since it's possessive it's "Reese's."

Why would it be "Ree-see's"?

"Rihanna is better than Beyonce."

Yeah. And I have to say, big forehead b-s stick together.

I can't leave her out in the dust like that.

"Bad Baby's music is actually good."

I wouldn't go as far as to say that it was good.

Like, I don't listen to her music,

but it's not like I want to rip my ears out.

Same with Tana Mongeau's music.

I actually enjoy Tana Mongeau's music. So f-- you!

"Wendy's is disgusting." I agree.

My mom loves it, but I just . . .

The fries are so gross,

and that's kind of the only thing I can eat there.

"The new Snapchat update isn't that bad."

Say it louder for the people in the back.

It's not that bad.

Y'all first world, 21st-century b-s

need to calm your f-ing tits.

Literally the exact same f-ing thing,

except you can look at celebrities on this side,

which I appreciate.

And then, you just have everything here.

I just . . . I don't care. Who gives a f-?

And people are like,

"I deleted Snapchat because of the update."

Like, that's just so f-ing dumb.

Same with streaks.

I don't believe in streaks.

I don't do streaks. I think they're dumb.

I'm not saying that you're dumb.

I'm just saying you're literally wasting your time,

because streaks have no value at all. Whatsoever.

"Karaoke isn't embarrassing."

B-- !

"The Dolan twins are low-key ugly." Sister, I know!

Thank you guys so much for watching.

I'm sorry this was kind of a boring video.

I hope that you enjoyed it anyway.

I just thought that I would throw this in.

Maybe I'll post this video on a day

that isn't on my posting schedule,

just because I feel bad that it's kind of a sh--y video.

But . . .

Thank you guys so much for watching.

Please comment, rate, subscribe, and keep on

unpopular opinioning!

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Brock's Heating of Fairfax | Trucks that Work | Heritage Ford - Duration: 2:33.

My name is Sean Brock, I own Brock's Heating, Air Conditioning, and Gas Services, we're

located here in Fairfax, Vermont and we drive Ford Trucks. We do plumbing and heating, air

conditioning, and service on gas, oil and propane equipment. We do all the plumbing

and heating in new construction homes, emergency services. To be able to go in and get someones

system back up and running when they are in stress mode or are concerned about freezing

pipes or freezing up and being able to go in and fix someones system and get it running

again is very rewarding. I'd like to say we do art, you look at the system and everything

is nice and straight. You know I don't work with clay but with copper pipes and duct work

it's my art. We have to stand behind what we do, we have to know that we are putting

in a system that's going to give them years and years of life and were going to be there

to back it up. In 2015 when I first started I was operating out of my truck and a trailer.

I quickly realized that was not condusive to providing a service to the customers. We

needed a means of transportation that would carry all of our equipment, allow us to get

to the job and complete that job in a timely manor. I need a vehicle that's going to be

ready for me and it's going to work for me, which is why I chose Ford's. Heritage had

the 2015 Ford Transit with a Eco Boost motor, we went down and took a look at the vehicle

and got everything moving and it was ready that evening. Since then I've purchased two

other vehicles through Heritage. We have a 2017 F-350 and a 2018 Ford Transit. They're

very comfortable to work out of, I can get in the back, I can stand up,we have all sorts

of room for stock and equipment and parts. They have literally hundreds of options of

shelving set ups for the rear of those vans. It's been great the last one we actually did

a mixture of purchased shelving and hand built shelving and they've been very flexible. On

larger jobs I've got a trailer and that trailer is a warehouse of sorts, it has a lot of pieces

and parts that we don't need to carry on a daily basis with us. That's when well take

the F-350 and well tow the trailer to the job site, we can leave that there until the

job is done and then we have everything there. I chose Heritage Ford because they have trucks

that work, any time I do have a question or anything I might need I call my sales guy,

it doesn't matter what time, day or night. If your doing any service or anything like

this type of work then get down to Heritage and talk to them.

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