Swallow it.. ugh..hahahaha What's up guys!
Welcome back!
Im here with buddy Chris, yehey!
And today were going to do the REAL FOOD VS DOG FOOD CHALLENGE!
So were basically were gonna take this bowl and draw a number from 1 to 20 and whoever
has the highest number wins!
So..3,2,1 Oh…What is that?
Pork tenderloin flavor oh…
It looks so yummy ..I know!
And when you open it, this is what you see..Yeah..hahaha Let's get the bowl and see who gets to eat
this delicious dog food…hahaha So, highest number wins right…Yeah!
Ok!
So you got yours..
Yes!
Ohhh no…
Pork tenderloin right here guys…I'm gonna enjoy this!
I'm really actually hungry..I haven't eaten yet!
I'm so scared!
Look at it!
Moment of truth!
Yeah!
Hahahah Ugh!
Swallow it!
Ugh!
Hahahha!
Swallow it!
Ugh!
Hahaha!
Ugh!
Hahaha!
Ugh!
Hahahah!
Yuck!
That's so nasty!
Oh Yeah!
Eww!
I was trying to swallow it but I couldn't.
Oh my gush!
Great job!
Eh.. ohh!
Hehehe Ok so let's see what we have for round 2.
Ok, are you ready?
Ready!
Let's do this!
Ohh!..
Oh my gush!
This looks so good!
This one is chicken noodles and vegetables dinner.
Oh…
Chicken noodles and vegetables, nice!
I'm really nervous my gush!
Ok..lets's see what I have..I'm not gonna look!
2..What's that 2?
Oh my gush hahaha Give me a 1 pls, give me a 1…No..Yehey!
ahhh..awesome!
Hehehehe..Oh my gush chicken soup!
Ugh!
Ew…Ugh..Ugh…I'm sorry hehehe Ugh…Ugh…hahaha..ugh!... ew…!
Ahahahaha…oh my God!
Hahahha..Ohhhh..
Hahahha..this is so wrong!
I need to eat some more!
Hahahha Ugh!!..hahahhaha ohhh its so yummy!
Hahahha Ugh!
Oh my God!
Ahahha, are you crying?
Ahahaha, I am tears of joy!
Ahahahah!
Oh my gush I am just enjoying seeing you like that!
Ahahahha…hahahha Ok!
So, round 3..rounnd 3.. let's see what we got next!
Yeah!
For sure!
Ready…
Oh…Oh wow!
What is that!
Nice!
Turkey, turkey…wohhhh!
Uuhhh!
Yuck!
Uuhhh that is sick!
That is insane!
That is wrong!
This is wrong!
This is so wrong!
Ahahaha!
Alright!
I got one!....Oh no!!!
What you got!
Hahahaha Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Ohhh huhuhu Let's eat this!
Mmmmm Mmmmm…Ugh!
So good!
It's so good! hahahah It's so good!
Ugh… hahahaha Oh my gush it's so good!
Mmmm… ugh!
So good!
Ugh…
Hahahah..Ugh..Ugh!
Hahahha Ugh!
Hahahah!
I just can't believe it I swallow something!
Oh my gush man!
Have some water!
That's so terrible!
That is terrible!
Yeah!
Smells different eh!
I mean dog food!
Were eating dog food!
You know!
If we knew what they put in there..we probably not be doing this challenge..no..right now!
Im just gonna cry, I swallowed a bit!
Alright guys our last item, so this is the round 4..
Ohhh… oh my gush mine is nice..what is that?
New York Strip flavor, so this is basically a steak!
Yeah.. look at that!
Look at that picture.. that so, so yummy!
It looks so delicious and when you open it..
This is what you see… oppss Oh yeah…Look at that..Ewww.. beautiful steak
its kobi beef right here..
And me..
I'm not gonna look..
Not bad!
Oh..
I got 10!
Oh my gush.. hmmm..so good!
Mmmm…
Are you eating it?
Swallow it..swallow it!
No no no no..swallow it!
Hahahha Hahahha Ahhhh…My God why are we doing this?
Ugh…Ahahhaha..ugh!
Hahahha Ugh..hahahha..ugh..hahahha
Ugh..hahahh…ughhh..hahahha That's so nasty..hahahaha
Oh my God...
That was good!
Oh my God..Hahahaha Don't do this at home guys!
Hahahaha No…Its really not cool!
This is not cool!
This is really not meant for humans..
Yeah..Alright!
I hope you guys had fun…If you like this video, give it a Like
And will see you again next week….Bye..Peace!
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Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA Future Tone - [PV] "The Star Maker" (Romaji/English Subs) - Duration: 2:53.
"The Star Maker" Music & Lyrics by Mazo-P
On a night with nothing visible to guide or lead
A fleeting voice can be heard calling from far away
I'll find the first one with these hands
Since I'm the star maker, and that's all I am
I'll just leave behind a signpost for your sake
I offer this body of mine, and wear the blood of those who preceded me
When this forthcoming duty is fulfilled, I'll then fall
I'll even get lost in the moment while illuminating the lamps
In order to engrave the fact that I am here
Once again, I'm determined to improve this poor field of view
Since I'm the star maker, and that's all I am
I'll just fight for my faith in you
Even if the road that lies ahead is one of sorrow
If that's my fate, I'll go forward anyway
I'll even get lost in the moment while illuminating the lamps
Farewell, my loved ones!
For I was once here
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Lawn Care - Duration: 1:31.
Erin Nicole: Hi Erin Nicole and Rick Vespa here at English Gardens.
It's that time of year again where we need to start prepping our lawn.
Rick, you're the expert; what do we do first?
Rick Vespa: First thing is to go out and rake the lawn.
It allows the fertilizer, moisture to penetrate into the roots.
A thatch rake like this, if you have heavy thatch, it will take care of that.
A leaf rake is good too if you just need a light cleanup.
Nicole: Okay.
When it comes to fertilizer, you have a four-step program.
Vespa: Yeah it makes it really convenient because you can do these by the holidays.
This will go down actually right now; the first step is a weed preventer, a crabgrass
preventer.
And then Memorial Day, Fourth of July and Labor Day.
Nicole: Now you do have a separate step one.
What's that for?
Vespa: If you're going to put grass seed down you have to use a different step one.
Nicole: Okay. Good to know. What about these?
Vespa: Mag-I-Cal is a product that adjusts your pH.
It will actually lower the pH.
In Michigan we have very high pH so that's very important for fertilizers to work properly.
Love Your Soil actually promotes microbe growth and actually breaks up the soil, allows the
roots to penetrate more deeply.
Nicole: And then you also have some Black Beauty Grass Seed.
What would we need this for?
Vespa: These are special blends of grass seed that are very durable.
They are deep rooted, they have a really dark green color, and they're drought resistant.
Nicole: Okay, good!
So some wonderful products.
Also, a fun event happening this weekend?
Vespa: That's right our Garden Party Weekend Saturday and Sunday.
Check out EnglishGardens.com where we'll have a full list of speakers.
Nicole: Perfect.
Thank you so much, Rick.
And for more information, you can go to our website wxyz.com/EnglishGardens, we'll have
it all right there for you.
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4-part Writing: The Minor Mode, Part 3 - Harmony II, 07 - Duration: 6:05.
The Minor Mode – Part 3: The Augmented Second, Dominant and Submediant, and Figured Bass
with Accidentals Always remember that, since the beginning
of our study of four-part writing, we approach the technique from the standpoint of the singing
voice.
That is why, for example, we memorize the comfortable singing ranges of the four basic
voice types – SATB – and learn about several clefs.
If you need a review of the clefs and voice ranges, go to the first link in the description.
That said, we can approach the challenge of the augmented second interval.
This is the melodic distance from the sixth to the seventh degrees of the harmonic minor
scale: an Augmented Second.
A melodic augmented second interval is hard for a choir or chorus of voices to sing
in tune together.
This is especially so in the ascending direction.
So in the minor mode, we must avoid writing the sixth and seventh scale degrees for the
same voice, in immediate succession.
Not good!
We'll start with the connection between the Dominant and Submediant triad pair, in
minor.
That's the V and VI chords, two Major triads a semitone apart.
Progressions between other pairs of scale triads in minor will be dealt with later on.
The way to avoid traversing the augmented second interval in the same voice, is simple:
We double the THIRD of the VI chord, the submediant triad, instead of its root.
It is in this way that the 7th and 6th scale degrees – G# and F – are not sung melodically.
It does not matter whether the V or VI chord comes first.
As long as we double the third of the VI chord, to ensure that the 6th and 7th degrees – the
F and G# – are sung by different voices, ...
... everything stays hunky-dory.
A note on the Thorough-bass figuring, or "Figured Bass": A chromatically-altered third above
the bass is indicated with an added accidental, but no numeral.
For example, the artificial LT of the dominant triad or V chord in a minor – G# – is
represented by this lone sharp in the bass figuring.
Another example.
The [natural sign] with the bass G note refers to the third above that bass.
The natural sign means that the B-flat, according to the key signature, must be raised a chromatic
semitone to B-natural, to create the V triad of c minor.
Finally, the [double-sharp sign] with D-sharp in the bass means the third – F#, according
to the key signature – is raised to Fx.
Just remember this: In figured bass notation, an accidental with NO Arabic figure indicates
a chromatically-altered THIRD above the bass note.
In summary: A diatonic minor third is easy to sing, as it is simply a whole-tone plus
a semitone [e.g.
A to C].
Try singing along with these tones: "la, si, la, ti, do-, la, do, la-."
On the other hand, singing the augmented second is extremely difficult for a group of singers
to sing together, in tune.
If you try singing this yourself, together with another person, you'll hear what we
mean! "mi, re, mi, fa, si-, fa, si, fa-."
Strict Rule: When writing for voices in minor, we must not lead the same voice from the sixth
to the seventh scale degree, or vice versa.
In fact, we must avoid putting ANY successive augmented intervals in the same voice, especially
when linking dissimilar chords.
If you don't learn and apply this Rule
(about NOT leading the same voice from sixth to seventh scale degrees, or vice versa), there will be no dessert for you.
Just kidding!
Seriously, techniques we've already learned – such as contrary motion – will be useful
here, and we will expand upon them even more, next time.
Post a comment if you have any questions.
Subscribe, share, and hit that "thumbs up" button if you like this video.
Thank you for listening! [credit]
[Copyright © Mark Priest, 2017]
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To the moon - Part 1-1 - THIS GAME IS SO AMAZING!!! - Duration: 20:33.
Hello everybody! Whitemouse is in the house!
And welcome to the world of To the moon!
I don't have to tell you much about this game anymore
The number one (RPG Maker) game on Steam
Well...you guys already know about it, I'm sure about that
But, I don't. I only play RPG Maker (games) again since I know about Ib
So...All I know about this game is in the desription below
And I also have a small notice there. Please come check it out.
Ok. Let the gameeee begins!!
Oh, it has begin right here
A lighthouse!
Very beautiful music
Look at the house, look at the garden
Wow
So this is inside the house
The girl is playing the piano
What was that?
Oh...An accident!
Just wreck it all we want!!
By running over it
And the boss will kill him
Ok...the menu...the characters.Dr.Niel Watts and Dr.Eva Rosaline
Sigmund Corp
No note yet. Item - equipment
Ok, so...how to go back??
uh...
hello?
ok ok
I'm back
now...
This is a high-way road so yeah
ok...
We kinda have an interesting duo here
You guys know about tsukkomi in japan?
Yeah, this is quite similar
hmm...this branch
look out of place
Oh wow...
What?? This guy is so lazy!
No way I'm just gonna use some super strengthout of nowhere and push the boulder
Ok, and I got the branch right here
What??
Who on earth make an air ball looks like a boulder??
Ok, continue. I prefer the keyboard more than the mouse
That way you...oh! A couple of squirrels
I just kill your friend~~
Oh my god... I shouldn't sound so happy about that
Ah...I can't walk through flowers. Thank you!
Wow...this house on top of the hill
So...this is my client's house
Actually, I don't
So this is already kind of their routine
Just shut up!!
Oh come on...
Ok, clearly you forgot
What look like a light house?
Ok...what does this corp do?
So an old man want to be called "Johnny"
Oh come on...you want a lady to carry a heavy object or something?
DOn't do it!!
Ah! The piano
Literally 2 notes
And the girl plays the rest, huh
Very nice
Oh come on!! There is always time to enjoy a good piece of music
So who care, huh!!??
Looks like Dr.Rosaline is used to his rambling
You can just put it down, you know?
This is the place where we set up anyway, right?
OK...so what am I supposed to do here anyway?
Oh!I can even turn on the light
Nice...bathtub
Well...
Umm...ok, this is kinda awkward
Hmm...not there
Let's see on the...can I go pass...no? I can
11pm
Nice sound-proof
Well, that's what a patient need
Especially when he is dying
Oh, and even the NPC is following my movement
That's cool!!!
Is there a door here, no?
I don't think so
Doesn't seem like I can do anything. So...
Ok, let's not waste time. Now, let us start
Set the machine down
Hmm...more introduction
Ok, too much for an expert
Ok, seem like it's done
wow...
For what?
Hey...you will be a geezer one day
Depend?
Ok, now that's more clear
NOw that's a good companion
Well...he wants to be called "Johnny", like a boy
The same time that he hired the caretaker
Well~~ he rarely spoke
Well, I'm a guy so...
Oh!! These two have known each other since then
Ahh...that explains a lot, huh?
OK, I checked around here so...just go now
Gotta check it out
Should be in item...here
Umm...oh! It's up there
Ok, still green
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The Top 5 Reasons for NOT Taking Voice Lessons BUSTED! - Duration: 4:25.
I've heard many reasons why would-be students of singing don't take voice lessons.
Inside this video I'll highlight the top 5 reasons for not taking voice lessons and
I'll "bust them"!
Hi I'm Chuck Gilmore with Power To Sing.
I've taken and taught voice lessons for years.
During this time I've heard many reasons for not taking voice lessons.
Here are the top 5 reasons for NOT Taking Voice Lessons
I've heard these multiple times.
#1: I'm No Good at Singing
I know many teachers that will take a non-singer who's motivated to learn and make them singers.
Those same teachers also will take a singer who want's to improve and makes them better.
If you think you're no good at singing that's a great reason to start taking lessons.
#2: I Don't Have Any Money
Will you eat tonight?
Tomorrow?
The next day?
Then you have money.
What you're saying is I don't want to learn to sing intensely enough to make the
sacrifice of time and effort to get the money to take singing lessons.
If you want it badly enough, you will find a way.
A favorite quote of my from years ago is attributed to Ella Wheeler Wilcox
"There is no chance, no destiny, no fate, that can circumvent or hinder or control the
firm resolve of a determined soul."
A determined soul will find a way to afford lessons.
Period.
#3: I Can Learn To Sing On My Own
Yes you can, maybe.
Some people have done it.
I know at least two.
The rest spend hours, days, months, years watching YouTube videos, watching Idol or
The Voice or anything but actual lessons and never make any breakthroughs in their own
voices.
#4: Voice Teachers are Scammers.
Yes, probably some are.
In every field of life there are scammers.
So you've go to find someone reputable, trustworthy and experienced.
When you do, hire them and get some help.
It's likely you'll be surprised how fast you improve.
#5: There Aren't Any Good Teachers Where I Live
Try SKYPE or other online options.
Try courses.
As you're learning to sing, face to face lessons can be very powerful and effective.
Even if just a few to make sure you're on track.
Here are Three Reasons You Absolutely Should Take Singing Lessons
Number 1: A trained instructor will hear things you're not able to hear in your own voice
and will be able to help you.
You'll get better, faster.
Number 2: With the right teacher, You'll save 100's of hours or more.
Your progress will be rapid.
As a result you will save $100's of dollars instead of wasting time (and money) trying
to find improvement for free.
Number 3: You could be singing and performing and happier so much sooner.
Instead you've been stranded in "Vocal Neverland" trying to learn on your own.
Personally I've spent 1000's of dollars on lessons, courses, workshops and seminars
taking voice lessons and learning to teach.
I've always improved with every investment that I've made.
I've never regretted 1 cent spent on my voice or my teaching.
Caveat: Even the best teachers sometimes don't match up well with everyone.
If you don't get the progress you're looking for, and you've done the work, change teachers.
Learning your vocal type and practicing exercises for your vocal type is a great way to improve
your voice rapidly.
Do you know your vocal type?
Go to PowerToSing.com and take the vocal test which I call the PowerTest.
Take the quiz and discover your vocal type.
Then go to the Knowledge Center and watch the videos about your vocal type.
Download the free exercises for your vocal type and start improving your voice rapidly.
These exercises will help you experience real vocal progress now and get you ready to take
singing lessons from a skilled singing teacher.
If you liked this video, give it a thumbs up, make a comment, share it with a friend
and please subscribe.
I'm Chuck Gilmore with PowerToSing.
You can sing higher with beauty, confidence and power.
I'll see you inside the next video.
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MA PREMIÈRE FOIS : Voyager aux Etats-Unis - Duration: 8:51.
Hi everyone, what's up? I hope you're doing well.
I'm Yoann
And you're on my channel: My life in the United States
We're here today with a new video
I'm in France, and moving back to France
I stumbled upon something
kind of amazing
this little book
and that book holds
my first experience in the United States
to give you more details, I went for the first time in 2011
to the USA
in a host family for one summer
I went there the whole month of June and July
in a host family in Arkansas
in the South of the US
and everyday I wrote in this little notebook
a summary of my day
and then I came back from the States
and I put it away and I found it
I haven't opened it in quite a long time
so I thought it could be fun to share with you
some excerpts
of my first experience in the United States
so in today's video
I'm going to share with you the departure
kind of like a bed time story
I'm going to re discover with you what I wrote, I made myself not opening it
before shooting the video
I haven't opened it, so we'll open it together
and let's start with the check list
obviously my check list before going to the States
the first time, I was very nervous
if you're going to do the same thing soon or if you have done it in the past
you can imagine, or you remember
how stressful it was
so I had first, my passport
because without it you're screwed
passport, driver's licence, plane tickets
money
now it's kind of my check list
in general
passport, plane tickets, and money
with that you're good
then I said, phone, charger and headphones
because in a plane without headphones, you can kill yourself
camera and charger, obviously
to take pictures
adaptator
if you go to the States, outlets are different !
electricity is different
so you'll have to use an adaptator
computer charger, gifts
boxer, socks, swimming trunks (boxers)
shorts and swimming trunks (shorts)
If you go to the pool in the States
wear shorts
not boxers that fit all your parts
because American people are going to think it's weird
let's do it ! Let's start with the departure
Departure: 4:30am leaving the house
trip to Brussels with a very nice driver
oh yeah I bought my plane tickets
in a travel agency
because I wouldn't buy online at that time
and it was my first trip, so it was scary
my parents worked and could have their day off
so I went to the airport with a shuttle
from the travel agency
I totally forgot !
long wait in the airport
luggage check, questions from the check in guy
why, where, how
security check : ok
aparrently people in the aiport also asked me why I was going there
waiting to board from 8am to 9:50am
let's go !
I'm sitting alone, even better, I can stretch out my legs
That my friends, happened only once
on June 20th 2011
and never happened again !
I had my seat and the seat next to me free
amazing, it was great
because, you know when you fly
your legs.... no room when you taller than 4"9
my first time I had two seats for me ! great !
little snack
peanuts and water
I was already fluent apparently !
then lunch ! Who said plane food was crappy?
SO GOOD !
Mashed potatoes, chicken and veggies
with cheese, bread, crackers
and a chocolate cookie
I have to say that for me, as long as I have food, I'm happy
I'm not too picky
that's true that I've always had good experiences with food on airplanes
not a lot of problems
I flew for the first time with...Delta
nothing bad to say
it went very well
time seems much longer
short nap and movie: eat pray love
it's 3:34pm
French time
and ... My god it's so long
on my screen it says that we have 4h20 left
who has a rope?
apparently the trip was very very long
it's true that I can never sleep on airplanes
it always seems to take forever
if you too think it seems to take forever on planes, write a comment below
to share my sorrow
I still have 2 planes to take
YEEES ! I didn't tell you the story !
I went to Arkansas, South of the USA
in a small town
so what did I do to get there?
Brussels - Atlanta - Memphis - Fort smith
3 planes to get to the United States for the first time
the adventure
it's -57°C outside
yes above the clouds it's -57°C
just for your information
I adopted the little Delta blanket
:)
arriving in Atlanta in 1h43 and I can say that
I can't take it anymore !
we can feel from that intense writing
that I was at the end
it's sooo long !
9h50 on a plane
I filled out a form for custody that I'll meet once I get there
I'm scared
yes, when we get to the States, we meet immigration
they check why we're here, etc.
many questions, to see if you're not someone suspicious
it was my first time, I was scared !
it's 12:25pm in Atlanta
6:25pm France
awake from 3am this morning
I can say that I'm pooped !
I've said it 3-4 times
I'm very tired!
33°C
it was raining when I left Brussels
immigration took forever !
why, where, how much
all ok! I got the stamp !
I picked up my suitcase, went through custody
gave it back
I had to pick up my suitcase, it was such a mess
for my first time there, honestly, I'm proud !
self satisfaction ! I did it !
Honestly, who said I would get lost?
you see!
it's very clear!
I love it !
I was happy and I loved the airport apparently
little story in Atlanta, I order a bottle of Sprite and was helped with a little smile like 'oh, he's definitely not from here!'
I cannot wait to get there
2nd plane !
I'm in Memphis airport
waiting for my suitcase, I checked it again
I had issues with my tickets
going through security.... oops my bottle of Sprite makes it ring! in the trash !
Yes of course ! I could have transformed my bottle into a bomb !
waiting for my last plane direction Fort Smith
I cannot wait to see how it looks
the further I go, the smaller and older the aiport is !
Memphis airport smells like sausages
If you have ever been to Memphis airport, according to my memories, it smelled like sausages !
Oh I met a woman in Atlanta, from Fayetteville, where I was going
we talked a lot and she gave me her business card
seriously, people talk to each other so easily, it's so nice !
you see, I wasn't even at my host family's
and American people were already talking to me
I've talked about it already, but in the American culture, people talk to each other more easily
a proximity
that we don't have in France
it's 2am in France 7pm here
I don't feel tired anymore but I want a shower !
in 2 hours I'm going to meet the family ! I'm scared
ok, 2 more hours in the airport !
but I met George, a 65 year old physician coming back from Alaska
super nice, he got me a drink
and we chit-chatted
once again, new experience
The plane is late, so American people talk to each other and I was even offered a drink
10:35 American time
my host sister who was 16 at that time
came to pick me up with a friend of hers. Super nice
we talked directly
we stopped by Taco Bell
Taco Bell
it's an American fast food
with American Mexican food
just arrived : straight to the fast food !
then stopped by her friend's
I arrived in the U.S after a 30 hours long journey
and straight to a party....
Arriving in my new home
my host mom is super nice and Kingston the baby is so cute
huge house !
I have my own bedroom and bathroom
super cool
I even have a cooler
if I'm thirsty at night
with a snack basket
finally in bed at 1:45am US time
8:45am France time
knowing that I got up at 3am the day before
there we go
it was my first trip to the United States
my flights from Brussels to Fort Smith Arkansas
I hope you liked this video
we lived again my trip together
from Brussels to the U.S
if you liked it, write a comment below
and I will make another video
where I could talk about my first day, or memorable days I had
I loved going back to it
and share it with you
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The Animal is Back…
What can I say?
I´m at a resort now
The expedition... ended today
But well, from the story last time I was when
I was flying to Sri Lanka, right?
I was devastated… in Malaysia, right?
Imagine
My car... my computer, my hard disks... my clothes
Everything... in Melbourne… and me here
The proyect unfinished, right?
Then, I couldn´t stay in Kuala Lumpur, it
it… I don´t know… it would have
it would have affected me a lot, so
the first ticket I took was to Sri Lanka
And now
knowing that Conrado was coming in 2 months
I was going 2 months to Sri Lanka
the point is that I flew there
And
I arrived to a hostel… in Negombo
It´s very close to the airport
And there I met Mark and Agusti
some catalans
And since I was all rusty
It was, many years since my last backpacking in Asia
And I had no idea about Sri Lanka, I mean
2 days before… I chose the ticket
Then I told them if I could join to their trip
They said: Come, come Wuey
And it started, right?
By bus we went to a white Buddha
Then we went to Sigiriya
An inmense rock that was a palace
I don´t know how many centuries ago
and you climb it
and has some paintings and
some lion claws
From there we went down to Kandy
And there we met... Mikel... a basque
So the group was getting more… more shape
Now… the 4 will continue
and in Kandy we went to a... tea factory
We went to
some temples, to… the tooth temple of... Buddha
We went to
Ah! We had a parade, some celebrations
We saw elephants, fires, dancers
The parede was impressive
From there Mikel was going back to… to Matale
To an orphanage to do a volunteering
So we told him if we could go
He said yes, come
We went there… 70 kids
70 Sri Lankan kids in the orphanage
So, you are there playing football
You are there… talking with them
You are there lifting them, doing wrestling
You are there
You are there having a great time with so many kids
Besides that… anything makes them happy
2 days... 2 nights… we were there
3 days… also it was hard to leave… but well
The trip continue, right?
Now we really said goddbye to Mikel
He continued his trip in Asia
And now we were going to Arugam Bay
One on the most touristic places
and we met Xavi... another catalan
and Pilar... a chilean... that is kind of
kind of, kind of crazy
So now there... yes we surf, yes some trips
we had some parties
Was another good group
but now we had to separate
The chilean followed me
to the highest mountain of… of Sri Lanka
And… arriving to Ella´s Rock
The chilean lost a screw
and she went to another place
I told you that… she is kind of crazy
She had to see some friends in the North… she left
So I stayed in Ella
I went to climb Ella´s Rock
And there I met... Pavel and Claudia
2 czechs, right?
Also we liked eachother
We went to a waterfall
We went to some temples
Also, right?
Everybody ends up leaving me, they left
Now in Ella... I finally could contact the lawyer
I explained the case, all what happened
what the authorities told me
that this, that the project, that if Pepe, that if
Editing… that when we present, ta ta ta
And everything was walking
He said: Wuey, you have to apply for a work visa
present the proyect... and return to Australia
From there I went to… climb Kirigalpotha
The highest mountain of Sri Lanka
From there… now I went to... the South
To the South, to the beaches
I arrived to Mirissa, Tangalle
And there I met Lawrence
He came to travel with me
Then we met Carlos and Ari
Another catalans... the group was taking shape
And in Mirissa… again... the chilean came... Pilar
I told you she has a loose screw
Lawrence, continued his trip, he left
and the 4 of us were going now to Bentota
Another beach… we would be together
I don´t know, traveling, you know
And
Now the 3 left at the same time
Again I was left alone
And so as always I
I´m saving money
I´m a homeless
I went to the village… and next to the river
I found a… Unga´s guest house
Amazing place
You have your river, your private pool is the river
I don´t know, Unga really liked me and
she rented me a room
A room from her own house… I mean
A room? Not true
She rented me a bed in her own house… in the terrace
And
I met Nico
Nico is married with Unga´s daughter, Chathuri
Nico is a German
And Nico and me really liked each other
We had a lot… a lot of empathy, many
Many things in common
A lot of information in common
And he took me to temples
He took me to all the corners of Bentota
To beaches to
all the corners, he is a local
That Wuey is a local... and knows everything
He took me with his uncles for rituals
in hindu temples
That the cobra, that
We went to… fix his back with Ayurveda
He had a little, a little problem
Incredible the nephews too
I felt like in family, we were already
Photos, I showed them the video of the motorcyle
And after the video of the moto
Unga said to me:
Wuey
What are you doing here?
I… I will get you a motorcycle
Then she called everybody, pum pum pum
That if the price, that if not the price
That if the scouter ta ta ta
In one day I had a scouter there… at the door
She said: Wuey... go with her to travel
And now with the motorcycle
Again the animal, right?
Came out
The first thing was to go to… to Colombo
To extend mi visa because already, already had to
So I went to the temples
I went to the lake, went to the… I don´t know
To take a look at the whole city, right?
To the capital
I continued, crossed a national park
I went to Talaimannar
I went to… the Adam´s bridge
It´s supposed that
that Sri Lanka used to be connected with India
I don´t know how many thousands years ago
It´s the Adam´s bridge
From there continued to the North
To Jaffna... to Delft
an island with a sea
The sea... is as calm as this pool
I couldn´t believe it either
A hindu temple
Point Pedro, completely at the tip of Sri Lanka
Then I came down to Vavuniya, to Anuradhapura
to Mihintale… to Polonnaruwa
Pure archeological sites... temples
I may have been… a sunset
On the hill at the top
And waited until all the tourists were gone
After to Trincomale, which is also a beach
There… Pilar recommended me, the crazy one
The chilean
recommended me a hotel
Is one of the most special hotels I have been
They are… pipes… drain pipes
prepared like a room
So you are like a rat
Literally... you open your little door
You get into your sewer
You have your little fan, your little light
Is not even painted
It´s a place, is a special place
From there, what else?
I went down… and now… I was going
To Adam´s peak, right?
With the catalans I had already climbed it but
I had not seen anything so
When something gets into my head
can´t control it
So I went to the Adam´s peak
and now I climbed it by day
And I had… the sun… I had the view
Adam´s peak is like a pyramid
in the middle of… a valley
The only thing that comes out is the pyramid
And it´s called Adam´s peak because
it´s supposed that it´s the place where God
sent Adam… to… populate the earth
It´s supposed that in the temple at the top there is
his footprint
It´s supposed that earth... I mean paradise
was Sri Lanka
And I don´t know, right?
You know, meditating and that
Sri Lanka is a very special place
It has the 4 religions
You have Christians, you have
Hinduists, you have Buddhists
you have Muslims
All live in harmony
You have rivers, you have lakes, you have mountains
I don´t know, yes… yes it looks like a paradise
And… the people
the people is amazing
And now I was arriving to Bentota, right?
To return the bike
And Unga received me like a son, right?
It´s so weird... that in such a short time
you can love… so much to
to people who were
strangers not long ago, right?
She receives me like a son
That my food, that there is my room, that
I don´t know
Yeah! But my… time in
in... Sri Lanka was ending
And now... I had to... return to Malaysia
to receive the adorable Cokas
You know… so then
Well now, I took my things
I took my train
I said goodbye to my... Sri Lankan family
and continued the trip… but that will be
At least the story of Malaysia… and Conrado
That will be... told in another time, right?
Lots of kisses, lots of hugs and
you will excuse me but
I´m a little busy, right?
I have to take advantage of this, no no no
A homeless can´t always be
in a resort
Take really good care
Bye bye
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Hello everyone and welcome to this new video of uniform presentation. Today I'll present you a German outfit appeared at the end of 1944: the Volksgrenadiers uniform.
First of all, I have to precise you a few things.
This video is only a base for you to constitute your uniform. It's not a mean to spare you research on books, magazines or Internet.
I didn't hide the German insignia deliberately, so as to remain faithful to the History. I don't support the ideology of the time and if this video shocks you, I invite you to discover my other videos presenting allied uniforms.
If you have remarks or add-ons to complete this video, don't hesitate to post a comment to complete my description.
You will find the kit list of all the elements composing this uniform in the description of this video, with the corresponding timing.
History of the 462nd Volksgrenadier Division
The German 462nd Infantry Division, then 462nd Volks-Grenadier-Division, became famous during the Battle of Metz.
Created on 25 August 1942 in Nancy, the 182nd Division was renamed into 462nd Division on 15th October 1942. It depended on the XIIth German military region. The staff services were moved to Metz on 10 December 1942.
As a training division, the training was designed to train new recruits, train newly promoted NCOs and re-train Convalescent soldiers, before their final assignment.
Under his command he became a combat division and became famous during the Battle of Metz which began in September 1944.
His men were distinguished in this capacity by the Ärmelband "Metz 1944" at the initiative of Colonel Joachim von Siegroth, who was promoted Generalmajor for his action in the combat, on 9 November 1944.
From the beginning of September 1944, the 462nd Infantry Division was formed in haste with the available elements of the training Division and with soldiers requisitioned while they were retreating to Germany.
From 18 September, General Vollrath Lübbe took command of the division, which was strengthened on 19 October 1944, to reach a maximum of 14,000 troops.
Commandant Zimmermann was its Chief of Staff from 5 October. It became the 462nd Volks-Grenadier-Division at the beginning of November 1944.
This 462nd Volks-Grenadier-Division is part of the fifty divisions formed at the end of the war. They were meant to better defend positions, the classical infantry divisions being more based on offensive strategy.
The name itself was meant to reinforce the morale of the troops, appealing both to nationalism (Volk: People) and the old military traditions (Grenadier).
Be careful not to be confused with "Volksturm", an entirely different entity.
During the battle of Metz, part of the 462nd VGD was forced to retreat to Fort Jeanne d'Arc, built in 1899 by the Germans during the annexation of Alsace and the Moselle. They won't leave, surrounded by the Americans.
The other part was spread out on the forts of Jussy-Nord, Jussy-Sud and Saint-Hubert, but was also defeated. The fighting continued and on 1944-11-18, a hundred men of the 462nd surrendered to the Americans.
The next day, the telephone exchange of the main post office of Metz is dynamited by the artificers of the 462nd.
The part of the 462nd stuck in the fort Jeanne d'Arc remained there until December 13, 1944, while the city of Metz had been liberated by the Americans 2 weeks ago.
Fort Jeanne d'Arc, no doubt because he was commanded by the staff of the 462nd Volks Grenadier Division and defended by a battalion of fusiliers, was therefore the last forts of Metz to surrender.
German resistance, inclement weather, flooding, and the tendency of Americans to over-estimate the city's defenses, helped to slow down the US offensive.
It gave the German army an opportunity to retreat in good order to the Saar, to organize a new line of defense on the Siegfried line.
The aim of the German Staff, which was to save time by slowing down as long as possible the American troops, will be largely achieved.
UNIFORM
The end is near for the Reich, the end of the war outfit is, easily recognizable, but it wasn't impossible to find equipment belonging to the beginning of the war, such as M35 helmets or M36 jackets.
But most of the equipment used at the end of the war was less worked than at the beginning of the war, to save costs and time, making it possible to produce more per day for less.
The mouse grey shirt M43 is worn over the regular white body suit. It has 2 breast pockets to store wallet and cigarette box.
Its collar makes it possible to avoid wearing a false collar on the jacket, this one protecting from the frictions of the wool of the collar of the jacket.
Its wearing is strongly recommended to protect your arms from the wool of the jacket, which will have an abrasive effect on your skin because of friction.
Arrived in the year 1943, the trousers M43 is an evolution of the trousers M40. The cut changes and a lace on the ankles allows a better maintenance in the shoes or in the boots.
Two pockets are on the sides, closed by a button each, and a small pocket on the front is also closed by a metal button. I chose to remove the buttons from the side pockets to allow easier access (for a tissue for example).
There is a pocket on the right buttock, not practical when sitting. Loops can be used to fasten a canvas belt with leather fastening tab, and buttons to attach elastic straps, essential for a good fit of the trousers.
There is a small martingale on each hip, to make a first adjustment of size. One of the buckles broke on these pants, which is becoming old.
As mentioned above, a lace makes it possible to serve as a stirrup for the trousers, or to tighten it to the calf so that it stays in place once the boots are worn.
In March 1937, the boots were reserved for leaves and were generally not studded. At the beginning of the war, they were used in the barracks with work and instruction outfit, but did their baptism of fire in mid-1941.
There were many variations between model 37 and Model 44. Some soles had nails, while others, rather intended for Panzertruppen, didn't. Some models will have a tip when others don't.
This is here a model 44, which appeared only at the end of 1944, which is a simplified model compared to the 1937 model. Indeed, the lacing hooks are replaced by eyelets, and the wooden heel doesn't necessarily have an additional leather skate.
The boots were originally made of fawn leather, then black tinted. But this practice was abandoned, hence the fact of having brown boots here.
The gaiters were introduced in August 1940 for the troops at the rear, to complete the boots model 37. As well as the boots, they were introduced on the front from the middle of the year 1941.
Made of canvas, the late war model is doubled with two reinforcements in half-moon leathers to limit damaging with the leather of the shoe. They are based on the same model as the British gaiters, and close with two buckles for each gaiter.
Be careful to always keep the leather straps and the buckles on the outside of the foot, the leather strap must go backwards.
The Feldbluse M43 is the result of a long series of developments since the M36 jacket.
It is characterized by its straight pocket flaps, the absence of bellows on the pockets, its collar is Feldgrau color, and there are 6 buttons to close the jacket, evolution adopted since the M41.
Eyelets are present at the hips to attach metal hooks. The jacket has a "BEVO" breast, and generic litzen are sewn on the collar.
Small inside straps allow distributing the weight of the webbing on the whole of the jacket, to limit pains on shoulders.
A first aid kit pocket is located inside the jacket, on one of the flaps, to be easily accessible, despite the presence of the webbing. As with all German effects, there were many colors of wool, depending on the manufacture and the age of the Feldbluse.
This enlisted man possesses only the minimum of insignia. He has no rank and is just part of the infantry, the VolksGrenadiers not having a particular pipe color.
The Zeltbahn M31 is a tent quarter of 2.5m long and weighs about 1kg when dry. There were several colors depending on the years and manufactures, and the versions go up to the M44.
It is easy to assemble the Zeltbahn to form a complete tent with 4 sides, and it's also possible to make small houses with 8, 16 or even 32 sides.
It is transported either on the webbing, using straps, on the Tornister, or on the Sturmgepäck. The Zeltbahn can also be worn as a poncho, once it is buttoned on a part, to pass the head through the central opening, and the arms on each side.
EQUIPMENT
The German Steel helmet having a typical shape, and being easily recognizable, it was indispensable for the enlisted men to hide it.
Some have "concreted" their helmets to make them matt, others have used camouflage paint. And finally, the helmet cover, here in the version Splinter, allows to keep the helmet intact while breaking its shape and its color.
A lace is used to tighten the helmet cover at the base. The general shape of the helmet with helmet cover will remind you the shape of more modern helmets!
The chin strap will be folded over the visor to prevent it from hanging when not in use.
The Volksgrenadier was equipped mainly with automatic weapons for a higher firepower in defense, it was very common to find the new STG44, and therefore suitable pouches, all placed on the webbing which is found during all the conflict.
The webbing takes place here over the Zeltbahn by choice, as it could also be worn underneath, but for less mobility once in combat.
The Sturmgewehr 44 requires curved magazines stored in 2 magazine pouches: one for each side. The M39 egg grenade was a hand grenade. Its blue cap means a delay of 4.5 seconds before explosion.
The bayonet 84/93 3rd type fits on the Mauser K98. The "Klappstaten" appeared in 1938 and was longer than the straight shovel when unfolded, and could be used as a spade when the blade was at 90°.
The M31 bread bag was designed to contain the daily ration. On the outside flap, two rings and two loops allow to fix the M31 mess kit, which was made with two aluminum parts, painted in green,
and the M31 canteen, composed of an aluminum canteen, a cover, a strap on which the cap is placed, and a bakelite cup.
The leather belt with an aluminum buckle was reserved for the EM. The loop is stamped with the motto "Gott mit uns".
Y-straps allow the equipment to be held on the shoulders.
The German soldier had to carry a gas mask in a suitable iron box. An aluminum plate allows an inside sound insulation, to be able to remain discreet despite the shocks of the cartridge against the box.
However, the practice showed that the mask was often abandoned, as little used, in favor of transporting additional food. There were several models of cases, this one being the most common, the longest, and the oldest.
The M43 hand grenade was introduced into the German army after 1943 to replace model 24, which had a strand with a pearl to light the wick.
The M43 was designed to be more economical to design, the detonator being directly connected to the wick at the top of the grenade.
The wood handle becomes only accessory, to launch the grenade further than an egg grenade M39. The detonator is also the same model as the M39 grenade, with a colored ball to identify the time before explosion.
To proceed, you have to unscrew the colored ball, and then pull it, this one being connected by a string to the igniter of the wick. The body of the grenade contains the explosive charge.
It is screwed on the handle so that it can create an assembly with a handle and 6 heads + 1 on the handle, to make an anti-tank load. For fast use, it is placed in the belt, preventing it however from leaning forward.
The Sturmgewehr 44, also called MP43 or MP44, is the first assault rifle in the world, combining the characteristics of a rifle and a submachine gun. Towards the end of the war, 450,000 copies were manufactured.
It was equipped with a fire selector for automatic or semi-automatic firing. However, his 30 cartridges magazine interfered with shooting in lying.
The STG, although revolutionary at the time, was very heavy, and its rapid fire could burn the weapon owner's hands, the front guard being only a thin sheet of steel folded on the barrel.
This is an airsoft gun, which will also have some defects, the main one being the unrealistic fire selector, but the configuration of the current Gearbox doesn't allow to install another model of lever.
The replica was completely sanded and weathered to increase its realism compared to the version out of box. The 6 magazines can be placed in the pouched mentioned above. You can find the full review link in the description of this video.
The Panzerfaust 60 is a single-shot recoilless anti-tank grenade launcher, produced from 1942 by the German company HASAG, to equip soldiers with an individual anti-tank means.
There are several models of Panzerfaust, called by their effective distance: Panzerfaust 30, 60 and 100. The Panzerfaust 150 didn't release during the WW2, and the Panzerfaust 250 remained only in sketches.
To use this weapon, it is necessary to remove the pin, allowing releasing the sighting organs, to put perpendicular. Then you have to align the top of the head with the hole corresponding to the estimated distance of the target.
It's necessary to know that the start of the shot triggers a flame of 3m behind, as well as an enormous cloud of smoke, ideal to hide once the head shot, and therefore the shooter spotted.
This very simplistic weapon allows to be used by anyone, including the members of the Volksturm, a notice is printed on the head to help the shooter.
Here is the overview of our soldier during the Battle of Metz in November 1944. It is equipped to be the most mobile and the most efficient in the defense of the city.
This outfit therefore has nothing to do with the beginning of the war, much more oriented on mobility with armaments and light equipment.
With three grenades, an anti-tank weapon and an STG44, our soldier is very heavily loaded, this will be more suitable when defending against US attackers less well equipped individually.
SUMMARY
Made from Feldgrau wool and distributed from 1943, the M43 trousers had two pockets on the sides, a pocket on the right buttock and a small pocket on the right side. All these pockets can be closed with buttons.
A lace at the ankles makes it easier to insert the trousers in the low boots or the jackboots. The lace can be used as a stirrup or as an anchor tie. A canvas and leather belt can be added in addition to the shoulder straps.
Beginning in 1937, each soldier had in his pack a pair of low boots with a studded sole, to be used for training and life in barracks. From the beginning of 1940, they were tolerated with combat clothing, added to gaiters.
Beginning 1941, they were allowed during fight, and distributed to new recruits. After 1943, they became universal and replaced the boots, which will be less used.
The gaiters, realized in canvas with leather reinforcement, made it possible to waterproof the low boots, also protecting them against the sand.
The gaiters were appreciated by the soldiers, as the combination of gaiters + low boots didn't pose any problem in the mud, unlike the jackboots.
The gray mouse M43 shirt is found after 1943 and avoids wearing the jacket directly on the skin. Its collar saves the use of a false collar for the jacket, false collar that initially served to protect the neck of the wool rubbings.
It has two pockets on the chest to store personal documents, and the top of the shirt closes with 4 buttons. Attention to the cut of the shirts of the time, this one may seem long!
Throughout the war, the various models of jackets have been numerous, going from the M36 to the M44. The before last version, the M43, is a simplified model of previous versions to save manufacturing time.
So there are pockets without central bellows, with straight pocket flaps. The BEVO breast eagle, in single braided fabric, is located above the right chest pocket.
The EM litzen are placed on the collar, which is Feldgrau color, unlike the M36 jacket that had a green collar.
An internal pocket can be found to store a bandage, which can be used by the nurse if there is an injury. There are hooks at the waist, designed to distribute the weight of the webbing on the shoulders.
The jacket will have 6 buttons to close, evolution made after the M41 jacket.
The M42 helmet is the latest addition to the German helmet family. It has non-folded edges inside, like for the M40 and M35 helmets, and has eyelets directly molded on the helmet, and not in patches like for the M35 helmet, to save manufacturing costs.
A helmet cover avoids reflections if the helmet is not sanded, and lateral small pads will allow the soldier to add foliage and other branches to break the round shape, and therefore recognizable, of the helmet.
The Zeltbahn M31 is made of waterproof fabric. It is a quarter of reversible tent cloth that could be converted into a poncho by folding it and attaching the buttons in this way.
The camouflage is "splinter", made during the WWI. The pattern of the camouflage was printed by rollers and was repeated every 44cm. It weighs 1kg when dry; weight can increase when it's wet.
Four soldiers can build a tent, which can accommodate two soldiers, the other two to stand guard. This type of Zeltbahn will make it possible to construct sets with 8, 16, or even 32 sides. This is a good reproduction.
The webbing is what will allow the soldier to live on the front for several days. To neglect it is to condemn you to death; each element must be placed with intelligence.
Being armed with an STG44, our soldier therefore has a pair of pouches, on which will be hung a first grenade egg M39 (blue cap). Right near we find a bayonet 84/93 3rd type with a Bakelite handle, placed behind a folding shovel in its black leather case.
The M31 bread bag will be used to carry the soldier's food, and the rings make it possible to transport, with the help of suitable straps, a M31 mess kit and a M31 canteen with its Bakelite cup.
The second pouch, here type 1, is connected to the first by a strap. Another grenade will be attached to the case specifically designed for the speed loader, helping to fill the magazines.
With a weight such as this, Y-straps are essential. Its hooks can be placed on the top of the pouches, and at the back of the black leather belt, reserved for the EM and NCO, as evidenced by the aluminum belt buckle.
The grenades have different color caps, indicating the time interval between the ignition of the wick and the explosion. Yellow: 7.5 seconds; blue: 4.5 seconds.
The gasmask case is a metal cylinder painted green, with two straps: one for a shoulder strap, the other for hooking to the leather belt. It contains a M30 gasmask with its FE-41 cartridge. Soldiers could also use the gasmask case to store fruit or cans in addition.
Destined to replace the M24 grenade to produce a more economical model, the whole mechanism of the grenade M43 being concentrated in the head, it arrived in the middle of the war and was produced until its end.
The whole mechanism was taken from the M39 egg grenade, only the shape of the grenade changed, a shape in tube making it possible to make a rosary with several heads.
The STG44 for SturmGewehr 44 was called, during its development, MP43 then MP44.
Its ammunition in 7.92 x 33 kurz is a derivative of the Mauser 98K's ammo, reduced to avoid errors made on the FG42, which had a cartridge too loaded to be used in burst.
The Sturmgewehr is powered by magazines of 30 cartridges, but short magazines of 10 cartridges were developed at the end of the war, thus allowing to shoot when lying, impossible with long magazines.
Its sling is the same as for the Mauser. This is a enhanced airsoft version, which you can find the full review on a dedicated video, the link is in the description of this video.
An individual anti-tank weapon, the Panzerfaust was very much appreciated by the Germans, and very feared by the Americans, a simple charge capable of perforating the shield of a Sherman.
Its use was very simple, but required precautions, an impressive flame developing at the exit of the tube when the head is shot. A thick cloud of smoke was also released, allowing the shooter to hide fairly quickly.
Here is what concludes this video of uniform presentation. If you liked this video, don't hesitate to share it and subscribe to my channel, leave a comment and a blue thumb!
I would like to thank my friend Bastien "Repliques du Grenier" for his collaboration. I invite you to see his channel by discovering the link in the description of this video.
See you soon for a new video of airsoft, uniform or board game! Bye !
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With the Mireille's help
"The mystery of faith is great..."
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How to repair an emergency fluorescent tubes light - Duration: 10:17.
hi today i got an emergency light with fluorescent tubes
when we plug it in the charger light lights up but not the fluorescent tubes
Let's check the fluorescent tubes if they work
to measure them we have to put your multimeter to the continuity mode
they both work
let's open the other side and have a look inside
measure the battery
and it is bad
let's see if we have any problem in our circuit
lets try adding some batteries to see if the battery was the only problem
it works :D
this lamp is mine and i'm going to power it up with a charger and use it with a cord
the stand by voltage of the battery is 9v so we have to use a 9v power supply
the connector is used was bad that's why it doesn't light
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Esse antigo e poderoso remédio caseiro e natural pode controlar sua diabetes, veja - Duration: 2:29.
This ancient and powerful home remedy and natural can control your diabetes, see
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BASED STICKMAN - The Full Story (ft. Kyle Chapman) (TFS #6) - Duration: 2:55.
"California, my home...
Only ruins of what it used to be...
Everything destroyed by the civil war...
Survivors bullied into submission by the communist scum, the anarchists, the terrorists
And no one daring to oppose them
If I don't stand up for what is right...
Then who will ?"
"Someone needs to smash them...
with a STICK"
FOR THE EMPEROR !!!
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Comment investir profitablement dans les biotechs? - avec Hogan Mullaly - Duration: 8:41.
Hi and welcome to the second Espace MicroCaps dot TV podcast.
On the podcast today, I have with me Hogan Mullaly,
a consultant in investor relations
and an experienced investor in the life sciences sector.
Today, Hogan will explain how to invest profitably
in biotech companies.
Hogan, how are you today?
I'm great thanks!
Maybe first you can start by introducing yourself to our audience
What is your background? How did you get involve with pharma and biotech companies?
Sure well I've been in the
Canadian life science sector for the
better part of 20 years. The first half
dozen or so were spent in pharmaceutical
sales I actually got my start with the
Montreal-based company called Fournier Pharma
and from there I worked for 3M Pharmaceuticals
and eventually recruited
to go and work for a Winnipeg-based drug
development company where I worked in
house doing investor relations for
about four years. I left there and
started my own consulting business in
2008 and I've been doing that ever since
and subsequent to that I've actually had
you know a fair amount of success and
I've spent a lot of my time now
investing directly in biotech companies.
It's a true passion of mine.
Ok. Maybe before we go into more details
into how you invest in biotechs,
could you define exactly what is a
biotech company?
Oh I think that's a great question because I think in Canada
we take a bit of a lazy approach to
defining biotech, I think we tend to lump
some of the wrong companies under that
under that label. To me, the term biotech
involves drug development so companies
that are spending a large amount of
their cash on research and development,
companies that are doing more
diagnostics, medical technology devices
and specialty pharma companies.
Those are really biotech companies.
Biotech to me is a different category
it's got a high risk reward ratio so the
opportunities for success
are enormous but the failure rates are
also high so it requires its own sort of
risk appetite so that's that's to me
what defines a biotech company.
So when you look at a biotech company, what are
you exactly looking for? What are your
criteria for investing in the space.
Sure, so it's really three main criteria that
I look for I think the most important is
catalysts. This is a catalyst driven
industry so if a company doesn't have a
near-term catalyst then chances are you
can pass over to the time being and wait
till it gets nearer term. When I think of
near-term catalysts I'm thinking of you
know six to nine months time frames and
what I'm talking about a catalyst
generally for drug development companies
its clinical data. So we're talking
about phase 1 phase 2 phase 3 clinical
readouts which are extremely impactful
to valuations. So I generally start off by
looking for near-term catalysts from
there you have to look at clinical data
and I think this is where a lot of
people get scared because now you're
actually having to roll your sleeves up
on science a little bit but I'm a lay
person as well I'm not technically
trained in science so I rely on
certain key criteria before
I make a decision on the science so
the first thing I look for is: Has the
data been published in good peer
reviewed journals? So you know Lancet,
New England Journal of Medicine, these
are high-quality peer-reviewed
literature you know journals where if
companies have had their data presented
there that's a validating thing for me.
Or another, opportunities at big
scientific conferences so the
opportunity to present abstracts or oral
presentations at big scientific
conferences. Again, that is a company
taking its data and bring it to its
peers and its peers are saying this is
interesting enough provocative enough
for us to put it in our journal put it
in our conference to me that's really
validating. The third thing would be cash.
I mean these companies go through cash
like crazy I mean they are
burners of cash you don't even have to
look at their income statement you go to
the balance sheet and you just sort of
figure out how much they have and how
quickly will they go through it so I'm
often looking at the balance sheet but
I'm also wondering about their ability
to access cash so that means their
history of being able to raise money so
sometimes you may not see a lot of cash
on the balance sheet but you'll see a
management team with the history and a
pedigree of being able to raise money
being able to make the pivot from a TSX
or TSX Venture listing to a NASDAQ you
know that that matters to me. So I would
say you know, 1) catalysts, 2) clinical data and
3) cash are the first three things that I'm looking for.
Interesting. Any other factors or considerations when
you look into an idea.
Sure, I mean a lot of companies in this industry like
to partner so one another really
validating thing for a biotech
company is the history of doing
collaborative deals you know one of my
biggest investments personally is a
company that's done you know
collaborations with Novartis,
Genentech, Centella, so right away I know
the base science is high quality because
they've been able to attract meaningful
partnerships so you know partnering is a
big thing as far as looking for other
sort of check marks. I also like to think
you should follow the smart money so
look at who's invested in the company
now you know here in canada we don't
have necessarily terrific disclosures
about who you know who owns what but in the
United States they have these 13Fs
that hedge funds have to file every year
and where every quarter sorry and you
can actually see smart money flowing in
and out of certain biotechnology so once
you learn who the smart money are, follow
them! They're doing the diligence for you
so you can go well I like fund X, Y or Z,
they have a good track record they've
invested in these companies that gets
you over the hump on your diligence.
Smart money in Canada, do you have any fund
managers or investors that are worth
mentioning in this interview.
Sure there's you know unfortunately in Canada the
appetite for biotech still is fairly
small relatives to natural resources
and therefore the fund management side
is also small relative to natural
resources. That being said would you have
a few dedicated life science funds which
are worth noting, the biggest one would be out of
Montreal, Sectoral Asset Management.
Very smart money very long focused money
so definitely a group to follow. In
Toronto, we have a newer fund that's been
set up by gentleman by the name of Eden
Rahim called Next Edge, he's a very smart
guy who's made some really interesting
micro-cap investment so he's also one to
follow and other than that in Canada
that sort of you know there's another
little funded of Toronto called Rosalind
Advisors that they tend to keep to
themselves so you don't really know what
they're really doing which is
their prerogative but those are sort of
the three main smart money life science
funds in Canada.
Personally, as an investor, my big concern is to
prevent any permanent loss of capital so
I guess it must be a really challenging
thing to do in the biotech space. What do
you look at in terms of warning signs,
red flags, to protect the downside of
your portfolio?
Well sort of the inverse of the attributes I just described
you know so you look at companies that maybe
over sell their ability to do
partnerships but have no track record of
doing them so that's a very common
carrot to dangle to investors is "oh we
know once we get the data we're going to
do a deal" but you can go back and look
at the history either of management or
the company you don't see a history of
doing deals. You know be a little
concerned. I talked about before
data being presented in good forums,
journals and scientific symposia if you
ask management you know where do I find
information on your data and they point
you to a press release. Press release is
an advertisement for the company
it's not a vetting by their peers so
again that's a little concerning
and then also just you know
not a track record of being able to
raise meaningful capital.
It's unfortunate in the Canadian sector we
have a lot of companies that just go
from crisis financing to crisis financing
to keep the lights on kind of
capital that, that isn't reassuring you
know fundamentally if you're going to
make a go of it in the drug development
business at some point you need to raise
meaningful money that allows you to run
meaningful clinical trials and get
meaningful answers
and if a company doesn't have the
ability to get the capital and they
can't do that.
Thanks Hogan! It was a really interesting interview.
I hope you learned as much as I did.
We're done for this interview, I invite you
to visit our website espacemc dot com
for other interesting content about microcaps.
Thanks for listening!
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Italics: Women's History Month: Anna Pizzuti | Marcella Bencivenni - Duration: 53:36.
♪ [THEME MUSIC] ♪
>>> WELCOME TO "ITALICS,"
TELEVISION FOR THE
ITALIAN-AMERICAN EXPERIENCE.
I'M YOUR HOST, ANTHONY
TAMBURRI.
ON THIS EPISODE OF "ITALICS," AN
HOUR-LONG SPECIAL DEDICATED
TO WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH,
WE'LL SPEAK WITH TWO HISTORIANS,
ANNA PIZZUTI, A SCHOOL TEACH WHO
CREATED AN HISTORICAL
DATABASE EXTREMELY RELEVENT
TODAY. AND MARCELLA
BENCIVENNI, TEACHER AT HOSTOS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN NEW YORK
AND CURRENT EDITOR OF THE
ITALIAN AMERICAN REVIEW.
JOINING US IN THE CENTER OF
MANHATTAN, ANNA PIZZUTI IS A
HISTORY OF ITALIAN TEACHER.
WHO FOCUSED ON FASCISM,
NAZI ANTI-SEMITISM LONG BEFORE
THE DAY OF REMEMBERENCE
IN 2000.
THE PUBLICATION OF HER BOOK, LED
TO HER CREATING THE WEB DATABASE
OF THE INTERMENT OF JEWS BY
ITALIAN FASCISTS. A PROJECT
THAT COULDN'T BE MORE
NECESSARY TODAY.
>> HISTORIAN, TEACHER AT
HOSTOS AND AUTHOR, DR.
MARCELLA BENCIVENNI IS
THE CURRENT EDITOR OF THE
ITALIAN AMERICAN REVIEW.
SHE IS HERE IN OUR STUDIO
TO TALK ABOUT THE PEER REVIEW
JOURNAL AS WELL AS HER OWN
RESEARCH AND PUBLISHED
WORKS. WELCOME TO ITALICS
MARCELLA.
>> THANK YOU FOR HAVING
ME HERE. IT'S MY PLEASURE.
>> SO LET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR
BACKGROUND. YOU'RE SOMEONE
WHO GREW UP, WAS BORN,
GREW UP, WENT TO COLLEGE
IN ITALY. CAME HERE WITH AN
MA TO DO THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM.
HOW DO YOU SEE THINGS THROUGH
THAT LENS OF AN ITALIAN WHO
COMES TO AMERICA WHO THEN
DOES ITALIAN AMERICAN STUDIES.
>> SO I CAME TO NEW YORK
WITH A DEGREE FROM THE
UNIVERSITY. I GRADUATED
IN MODERN LANGUAGES
AND LITERATURE SO VERY
DIFFERENT FROM WHAT I END
UP STUDYING HERE.
AND I ORIGINALLY HAD NO IDEA
THAT I WAS GOING TO END UP, YOU
KNOW, TAKING A Ph.D. I HAD
RECEIVED A FELLOWSHIP FROM THE
UNIVERSITY OF COLUMBIA TO DO
MORE RESEARCH ON MY SENIOR
THESIS, WHICH I HAD WRITTEN ON A
GROUP OF NEW YORK RADICAL
INTELLECTUALS IN THE 20th
CENTURY.
MY IDEA WAS TO COME HERE, I CAME
AS A VISITING STUDENT AND
THOUGHT I WOULD GO BACK TO
ITALIAN AND FIGURE SOMETHING
OUT.
I WAS EXTREMELY LUCKY AT NEW
YORK UNIVERSITY, THEY GAVE ME
THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE A
MASTER IN SUPPORT OF MY
ITALIAN FELLOWSHIP.
INTERESTINGLY ENOUGH, I CAME TO
BE FASCINATED AND INTERESTED IN
AMERICAN HISTORY.
>> TO AN EVEN MORE PARTICULAR
SECTOR OF ITALIAN-AMERICAN
STUDIES, AND THAT IS
ITALIAN-AMERICAN RADICALS.
>> THE KIND OF REVOLUTION THAT
IS TAKING PLACE IN THE FIELD OF
AMERICAN HISTORY, WHICH WAS
COMPLETELY RESHAPED BY THE NEW
SOCIAL HISTORY, BY POST-MODERN
STUDIES AND FOUCAULT.
A LOT OF OPPORTUNITIES FOR
INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH.
I WAS ABLE TO COMBINE WHICH
OLDER INTEREST IN LITERATURE
WITH MY NEW INTEREST IN AMERICAN
HISTORY, AND EVENTUALLY
IMMIGRATION HISTORY.
>> AND YOU SAY YOU DID GERMAN
AND ENGLISH, ENGLISH WAS FROM
THE UNITED KINGDOM-
>> IT WAS ACTUALLY BRITISH
LITERATURE.
BUT INTERESTINGLY ENOUGH, MY
PROFESSOR WAS ACTUALLY FROM NEW
YORK.
AND SO HE'S THE ONE WHO BEGAN TO
INTEREST ME IN ISSUES OF RADICAL
CULTURE.
HE GAVE ME AT THE TIME A BOOK TO
READ BY ONE OF THE FEW ITALIANS
WHO WAS DOING AMERICAN HISTORY.
THAT'S HOW IT STARTED.
I WAS FASCINATED BY THE
CONTRADICTIONS OF AMERICAN
SOCIETY AND AMERICAN HISTORY IN
PARTICULAR.
AND AGAIN, THE FIELD OF ETHIC
STUDIES, WHEN I WAS STUDYING
HISTORY, WAS BECOMING A REALLY
INTERESTING FIELD.
IT WORKED REALLY WELL.
>> WHEN DID YOU DEVELOP AN
INTEREST IN ARTURO IS A FIGURE
REALLY MORE KNOWN BY THE
HISTORIANS.
>> THAT'S TRUE.
>> HE WAS A PRETTY PROLIFIC
WRITER.
>> ONE WHO OPENED THE DOOR FOR
ME TO ITALIAN-AMERICAN STUDIES.
I WAS AT THE TIME DOING A
RESEARCH PAPER ON A VERY POPULAR
MAGAZINE OF A RADICAL NATURE IN
NEW YORK.
AND I WAS LOOKING AT SOME OF THE
ARTICLES, AND I DISCOVERED THIS
ARTICLE BY SOMEONE WHO CLEARLY
HAD A LAST NAME OF GIOVANNITTI.
I WAS CURIOUS ABOUT HIM AND MY
DESTINY WAS SET TO EXPLORE THE
LARGER WORLD OF WHICH HE WAS A
PART.
AND I WAS ACTUALLY STUNNED BY
WHAT I DISCOVERED.
I DIDN'T REALIZE, YOU KNOW, AT
THE TIME THAT, YOU KNOW, I
REALLY THOUGHT ORIGINALLY HE WAS
AN EXCEPTION, YOU KNOW, THAT HE
WAS A UNIQUE FIGURE, YOU KNOW,
SOMEONE WHO WAS BOTH WELL-KNOWN
WITHIN THE ITALIAN-AMERICAN
COMMUNITY BUT ALSO SOMEONE WHO
HAS STRONG CONNECTIONS TO
AMERICAN LABOR UNIONS AND, YOU
KNOW, AMERICAN INTELLECTUALS.
HE WAS A REGULAR, YOU KNOW,
ATTENDEE OF LITERARY SALONS IN
NEW YORK, AND THESE POEMS
APPEARED IN SOME OF THE MAJOR
RADICAL MAGAZINES OF THE TIME.
WHAT I DISCOVERED WAS HE WAS
REALLY A PART OF THIS LARGER
WORLD.
HE WAS A VERY NOTABLE FIGURE BUT
THERE WERE MANY OTHERS WHO
SUPPORTED THIS MOVEMENT.
AND I WAS REALLY TAKEN BY
SURPRISE BY THE EXTENT TO WHICH
THIS RADICAL WORLD PROVIDES THE
RICHNESS AND THE WAY IT
OPERATED.
>> HE WAS A GREAT LABOR ACTIVIST
THAT I THINK WE'RE ONLY
DISCOVERING IN THE NOW MAYBE
DECADE OR SO, THANKS TO YOU,
BECAUSE YOU DEDICATED A
SUBSTANTIAL CHAPTER TO HIM IN
YOUR BOOK THAT CAME OUT A FEW
YEARS AGO.
SO, YOU KNOW, IT SEEMS THAT THE
AMERICANS, THE NON-ITALIAN
AMERICANS KNOW BETTER THAN THE
ITALIAN-AMERICANS TO SOME
DEGREE.
"THE ITALIAN-AMERICAN REVIEW"
YOU'VE STARTED THIS PAST
SEMESTER.
>> THE LAUNCHING SIX YEARS AGO,
I'VE SEEN THAT, YOU KNOW, THE
JOURNAL GROWING YEAR AFTER YEAR,
JUST BEING IN THE EDITORIAL
TRANSITION THERE
IS A LOT OF WORK
BETWEEN THE ACTUAL TAKING THE
OFFICIAL JOB, AND I ALREADY SAW
THE AMAZING WORK THAT BOTH MY
PREDECESSOR AND THE TEAM HAS PUT
TOGETHER.
SO, YOU KNOW, THE JOURNAL HAS A
VERY GOOD, YOU KNOW, INTERNAL
THEME.
IT HAS ESTABLISHED A VERY
RIGOROUS AND SCHOLARLY PEER
REVIEW PROCESS.
AND I CERTAINLY WILL CONTINUE IN
THAT DIRECTION.
AND ALSO, I THINK IT HAS
EXPANDED IN THE SAME DIRECTION
THAT I WANT TO GO, IT REMAINS A
SOCIAL SCIENCE JOURNAL, BUT LIKE
JOE BEFORE ME, I'M VERY
INTERESTED IN INTERDISCIPLINARY
CONNECTION, IN COMPARATIVE
ANALYSIS, IN TRANSNATIONAL
NETWORKS AND CONNECTIONS.
SO I WOULD SAY THAT WHAT I HOPE
TO DO IS TO CONTINUE TO DO THE
WORK THAT HAS BEEN DONE AND TO
CONTINUE TO ENHANCE THE FIELD OF
ITALIAN-AMERICAN STUDIES THROUGH
THE JOURNAL AND TO HOPEFULLY
CONTRIBUTE TO EXPAND ITS
REPUTATION, FROM AN ACADEMIC
POINT OF VIEW BUT ALSO IN TERMS
OF MOVING BEHIND THE NARROW
CIRCLES OF ITALIAN-AMERICANS
AND HOPEFULLY MAKE OTHER
PEOPLE READ AND APPRICIATE WHAT
WE HAVE TO OFFER.
>> YOU'VE BEEN INVOLVED WITH THE
JOURNAL AS A READER.
YOU'VE BEEN AN EVALUATOR, WE'RE
NOT DIVULGING ANY SECRETS.
>> ONE OF MY VERY FIRST
ARTICLES, IN FACT, WHEN THE
JOURNAL WAS BRIEFLY EDITED BY
CONNIE STRADA, I HAD AN ARTICLE
ON FOUCAULT WHICH I'M STILL
VERY, VERY PROUD OF.
>> HOW DO YOU SEE IT IN THE LAST
FEW DECADES?
>> I THINK IT'S EXCITING.
THAT'S ONE WORD THAT COMES TO MY
MIND.
IT'S CONTINUING TO EXPAND.
AND AGAIN, IN INTERESTING WAYS.
I SEE THESE FROM THE WHITE
VARIETY OF TOPICS THAT ARE BEING
EXPERIENCED, THANKS TO THE
DISCIPLINE CONNECTIONS.
THAT STRIKES ME AS A LITTLE
DIFFERENT FROM THE WAY I WAS
TRAINED IN ITALIAN-AMERICAN
STUDIES, PEOPLE TODAY, PEOPLE IN
THIS FIELD ARE VERY MORE
COMFORTABLE, YOU KNOW, COMBINING
DISCIPLINES.
ALSO I THINK THERE ARE MORE
CONVERSATIONS ACROSS THE SIDES
OF THE OCEAN, AND ALSO PEOPLE IN
THE FIELD ARE STARTING TO BE
MORE COMFORTABLE IN BOTH
LANGUAGES.
I THINK ONE OF THE BIGGEST
CHALLENGES EARLIER ON WAS THAT
NOT TOO MANY ITALIAN-AMERICANS
KNEW ITALIAN AND NOT TOO MANY
ITALIAN-AMERICANS ON THE ITALIAN
SIDE REALLY KNEW ENGLISH WELL
ENOUGH TO NAVIGATE.
AND I THINK THAT HAS CHANGED.
THERE'S A HUGE STRENGTH IN THAT.
AND I ALSO THINK THAT THERE IS
WAY MORE INTEREST IN THE ITALIAN
MIGRATION AS A GLOBAL
PHENOMENON.
I THINK THAT WHAT MAKES
ITALIAN-AMERICAN STUDIES REALLY
EXCITING AND STILL A FERTILE
FIELD IS THAT THERE ARE A LOT OF
NEW WAYS IN WHICH YOU CAN LOOK
AT IT BY LOOKING AT COMPARISON
WITH OTHER COUNTRIES OR GLOBAL
NETWORKS, AND EVEN MY OWN
SPECIFIC EXPERTISE ON RADICALISM
IS WHERE PEOPLE ARE MAKING
CONTRIBUTIONS AND DISCOVERING
NETWORKS OF ANARCHISTS IN LATIN
AMERICAN TO BRITAIN, YOU KNOW,
BACK TO ITALY.
IT'S FASCINATING.
ITALIAN-AMERICAN STUDIES HAVE SO
MUCH TO OFFER IN TERMS OF
LESSONS FOR, YOU KNOW,
CONTEMPORARY IMMIGRATION, FOR
IDENTITY POLITICS, AND REALLY TO
DO A BETTER JOB AT CATEGORIZING.
>> CERTAIN EXECUTIVE ORDERS THAT
HAVE BEEN OUT THAT HAVE BEEN
RATHER BLANKET EXECUTIVE ORDERS.
WE CAN GO BACK AND LOOK AT OUR
ANCESTORS' EXPERIENCE AND BRING
THAT AS A LENS, SO TO SPEAK.
>> EXACTLY.
>> SO WE CAN LOOK AT THE
CONTEMPORARY, WHETHER HERE IN
THE UNITED STATES OR IN ITALY,
LOOKING AT IMMIGRATION TO ITALY
TODAY COMPARED TO THE
EXPERIENCES OF THE ITALIANS IN
NORTH AMERICA, IN AUSTRALIA, THE
ANGLOPHONES HAD IT HARDER THAN
IN LATIN-AMERICA, IT WASN'T EASY
FOR THEM EITHER BUT THERE
WAS SOME SIMULARITY OF
CULTURE I THINK THAT THEY
DIDN'T FIND AT ALL IN THE
ANGLOPHONE WORLD.
>> I BEGIN TO LOOK AT THE
TRIANGLE FIRE OF 1911, WHICH TO
THESE DAYS IS STILL THE BIGGEST
WORK TRAGEDY IN THE HISTORY OF
THE UNITED STATES.
AND WHAT STRUCK ME AGAIN ABOUT
THIS EVENT IS THAT ALTHOUGH 42
OF THE 146 PEOPLE DIED IN THE
FIRE WERE ITALIAN WOMEN.
AND IT'S KNOWN, IT'S NOT LIKE WE
DON'T KNOW.
THE EVENT HAS RECEIVED MORE
ATTENTION, BOTH FROM SCHOLARLY
POINT OF VIEW BUT FROM THE
GENERAL PUBLIC, THEN OTHER
TOPICS IN AMERICAN HISTORY.
AND IT IS THE FIRE THAT CHANGED
AMERICA.
BUT I WAS REALLY STRUCK BY THE
FACT THAT THERE ARE NO SCHOLARLY
STUDIES ON IT FROM THE
PERSPECTIVE OF ITALIAN
IMMIGRATION.
RECENTLY THERE WERE A NUMBER OF
ITALIAN-AMERICAN SCHOLARS WHO
ARE ACTUALLY DEALING WITH THIS
TOPIC.
AGAIN, IT'S VERY RECENT.
I'VE BEEN INTERESTED IN
QUESTIONS ABOUT MEMORY, WHY THIS
EVENT THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN
ESSENTIAL EVENT IN THE PUBLIC
MEMORY OF ITALIAN-AMERICANS, WHY
IT IS NOT.
EVERY SINGLE GENERAL HISTORY OF
ITALIAN-AMERICANS THAT I HAVE
REVIEWED MENTIONS IT.
BUT WE DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THE
NAMES OF THE VICTIMS.
THERE IS NO WAY THAT THIS HAS
BECOME -- SHOULD BECOME REALLY A
CENTRAL MOMENT FOR THE
ITALIAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITY, AND
IT IS NOT.
>> THE TRIANGLE SHIRT WAIST
FACTORY COLLECTIVE OR COMMITTEE
WAS REALLY SPURRED ON BY
NON-ITALIAN-AMERICANS.
THE OTHER LARGE GROUP OF WOMEN
WHO DIED WERE JEWISH IMMIGRANTS
OR DAUGHTERS OF JEWISH
IMMIGRANTS.
>> THAT'S WHAT STRUCK ME, WHERE
THE EVENT WAS REALLY A MAJOR
ROLE, HAS OCCUPIED A MAJOR
POSITION WITHIN JEWISH HISTORY,
WOMEN'S HISTORY, WHY NOT IN
ITALIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY, OR
EVEN ITALIAN HISTORY.
>> EXACTLY.
>> SO I STARTED AN ARTICLE, AND
I ALSO STARTED A PROJECT WHICH
WILL BE MY FIRST BIOGRAPHY, A
BIOGRAPHY OF A RADICAL, MASANI,
HE WAS A COMMUNIST, BUT MORE
THAN A COMMUNIST, HE WAS REALLY
AN ANTI-FASCIST.
HE CAME HERE WITH HIS FAMILY TO
ESCAPE FASCISTS IN 1924.
AND HE ROSE TO BECOME A REALLY
SUCCESSFUL INTELLECTUAL.
AND HE CONTRIBUTED TO THE WAR
EFFORT IN MAJOR WAYS BY BEING
ONE OF THE FIRST TO BE HIRED IN
THE SERVICE, THIS TOPIC IS
REALLY EXCITING BECAUSE OF
EVERYTHING GOING ON WITH
NATIONAL SECURITY.
MARZANI BECAME THE FIRST VICTIM
OF THE COLD WAR.
HE WAS ACCUSED OF HAVING LIED
DURING AN INTERVIEW AND NOT
MENTIONING HIS PAST COMMUNIST
AFFILIATIONS, AND HE SERVED
ALMOST TWO YEARS IN PRISON.
BUT AGAIN, WHAT I THINK IS
INTERESTING ABOUT HIM, IT'S NOT
JUST THIS POLITICAL CASE, IT IS
THAT HIS EXPERIENCE, YOU KNOW,
AS AN ANTI-FASCIST, AS AN
IMMIGRANT, AS SOMEONE WHO LOVED
AMERICA MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE,
BUT WHO ALSO WAS VERY CRITICAL
OF AMERICA.
AND THERE IS A BEAUTIFUL QUOTE
ABOUT HIM WHO SAY, YOU KNOW,
THIS IS THE ONLY TIME THAT I
KNOW WHO IS STILL IN LOVE WITH
THE UNITED STATES.
>> MARZANI IS SOMEONE WHO WAS
IMPORTANT AND HAD ACTUALLY DONE
HIS OWN AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND
PUBLISHED IT HIMSELF.
THANK YOU FOR JOINING US TODAY.
>> THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME
AGAIN.
>> THANKS FOR WATCHING THIS
EPISODE OF "ITALICS" HONORING
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH.
I'M ANTHONY TAMBURRI.
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This Turmeric Lentil Soup Will Protect You From Type 2 Diabetes, Dementia, and Cancer ! - Duration: 1:42.
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This turmeric lentil soup will warm you up and at the same time keep you healthy and
strong against these winter colds.
This the season for vitamin D supplements since the sky is usually cloudy, and many
people wake up for work or school before dawn and come home after sunset.
With such a dull and cold atmosphere, it's no wonder winter has become closely associated
with comfort foods.
Turmeric Lentil Soup with Coconut Milk!
Ingredients:
2 cups red lentils, 1 teaspoon coconut oil,
1onion, diced finely, 2 apples, cored and grated,
1 teaspoon turmeric powder, 2 to 3 cup hot water,
1 1/2 cup coconut milk, 1 teaspooncumin,
1 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon, 1 teaspoon salt.
Directions:
-Rinse the red lentils with cold water and allow draining.
-Melt the coconut oil in a pot and sauté the onions until soft and golden.
-Add the apples and turmeric, and cook for two minutes, stirring frequently.
-Add the lentils and 2 cups of water.
Bring the pot to a boil and simmer for 15 minutes, covered.
-Add the spices and coconut milk, and mix well.
-Simmer until the lentils are soft.
Add another cup of water is you prefer a thinner consistency.
For best flavor, simmer for at least two hours.
Serve warm, garnish with coconut shavings or pumpkin seeds.
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James Greenleaf Brings Purdue Engineering to the Mayo Clinic - Duration: 2:23.
I always was interested in engineering.
I built my own little engineering lab in
the basement, and amateur radio. I just
want to be an engineer and work in
electrical, and have meters and switches!
I started out in Engineering Science
to get my masters, and the first research
project I did was on ballistocardiogram,
which means you take a patient and put
them on a bed with accelerometers, and as
their heart beats, you measure what
direction the bed is driven in. Then I
wrote some programs to calculate
acceleration, and so on, and also the
force produced by the heart to produce
those motions. I was always interested
in a mixture between medicine and
engineering. Mayo Clinic is the
largest nonprofit healthcare
organization. We have probably 1800
physicians onsite. My PhD was at Mayo,
from Purdue. I did a summer project at
Mayo with a world-famous physiologist
whose name was Earl Wood, and I decided
I wanted to do my PhD with him. That was
on pulmonary blood flow under
acceleration on a big centrifuge. Went
back to Mayo, and haven't left! It's a
very good place to work because there's
virtually no barriers between
departments. When we need to work with a
clinician, we just go talk to them.
Physicians are very interested in
research, so it's great. They may come to
us as engineers and ask if we can help them.
And we start to come to some physics
appropriate solution. So it's a matter of
bringing to the conversation two-sided
respect. I am still working full-time and
I'm 75 years old. So that means I must
like it a lot!
Now to find a vocation like that is
extremely difficult, and biomedical
engineering does that.
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Clash of Clans | TH10 Farming Base 2017 | TESTED IN CHAMPION LEAGUE! | BEST Town Hall 10 Hybrid Base - Duration: 10:08.
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4-part Writing: The Minor Mode, Part 3 - Harmony II, 07 - Duration: 6:05.The Minor Mode – Part 3: The Augmented Second, Dominant and Submediant, and Figured Bass
with Accidentals Always remember that, since the beginning
of our study of four-part writing, we approach the technique from the standpoint of the singing
voice.
That is why, for example, we memorize the comfortable singing ranges of the four basic
voice types – SATB – and learn about several clefs.
If you need a review of the clefs and voice ranges, go to the first link in the description.
That said, we can approach the challenge of the augmented second interval.
This is the melodic distance from the sixth to the seventh degrees of the harmonic minor
scale: an Augmented Second.
A melodic augmented second interval is hard for a choir or chorus of voices to sing
in tune together.
This is especially so in the ascending direction.
So in the minor mode, we must avoid writing the sixth and seventh scale degrees for the
same voice, in immediate succession.
Not good!
We'll start with the connection between the Dominant and Submediant triad pair, in
minor.
That's the V and VI chords, two Major triads a semitone apart.
Progressions between other pairs of scale triads in minor will be dealt with later on.
The way to avoid traversing the augmented second interval in the same voice, is simple:
We double the THIRD of the VI chord, the submediant triad, instead of its root.
It is in this way that the 7th and 6th scale degrees – G# and F – are not sung melodically.
It does not matter whether the V or VI chord comes first.
As long as we double the third of the VI chord, to ensure that the 6th and 7th degrees – the
F and G# – are sung by different voices, ...
... everything stays hunky-dory.
A note on the Thorough-bass figuring, or "Figured Bass": A chromatically-altered third above
the bass is indicated with an added accidental, but no numeral.
For example, the artificial LT of the dominant triad or V chord in a minor – G# – is
represented by this lone sharp in the bass figuring.
Another example.
The [natural sign] with the bass G note refers to the third above that bass.
The natural sign means that the B-flat, according to the key signature, must be raised a chromatic
semitone to B-natural, to create the V triad of c minor.
Finally, the [double-sharp sign] with D-sharp in the bass means the third – F#, according
to the key signature – is raised to Fx.
Just remember this: In figured bass notation, an accidental with NO Arabic figure indicates
a chromatically-altered THIRD above the bass note.
In summary: A diatonic minor third is easy to sing, as it is simply a whole-tone plus
a semitone [e.g.
A to C].
Try singing along with these tones: "la, si, la, ti, do-, la, do, la-."
On the other hand, singing the augmented second is extremely difficult for a group of singers
to sing together, in tune.
If you try singing this yourself, together with another person, you'll hear what we
mean! "mi, re, mi, fa, si-, fa, si, fa-."
Strict Rule: When writing for voices in minor, we must not lead the same voice from the sixth
to the seventh scale degree, or vice versa.
In fact, we must avoid putting ANY successive augmented intervals in the same voice, especially
when linking dissimilar chords.
If you don't learn and apply this Rule
(about NOT leading the same voice from sixth to seventh scale degrees, or vice versa), there will be no dessert for you.
Just kidding!
Seriously, techniques we've already learned – such as contrary motion – will be useful
here, and we will expand upon them even more, next time.
Post a comment if you have any questions.
Subscribe, share, and hit that "thumbs up" button if you like this video.
Thank you for listening! [credit]
[Copyright © Mark Priest, 2017]
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Open Book with the Reference Librarians: Mahrya Carncross Burnett - Duration: 2:26.
[musical intro]
[guitar music]
I wouldn't say that I'm really a specialist in any particular area,
but I do act as a library liaison to several different academic departments.
So I have a lot of experience in research in English,
philosophy and religion, curriculum and instruction,
chemistry, and computer science.
I think my favorite thing to research is probably archival research on history topics.
We're lucky that we have such a great archives here at Western
and I love using our collection for doing different kinds of local research
Um, we have all sorts of you know photographs and newspaper articles,
and things like that that are just really fun to use to find out, you know, about our local history.
I think the time that really sticks out in my mind is when I was working with a student who was just starting,
um, their graduate research,
they're writing a thesis in, um, education and
And, uh, the student really didn't understand what it was that
she was supposed to be researching in the library, really how to go about it at all and
so we really kind of had to start from, um,
the basics learning about, you know, databases and catalogs
and what you can expect to find in different places
We set up Interlibrary loan accounts
and just did a lot of kind of basic
preliminary work for her to get set up and in a good space where she would be able to,
you know, find lots of good sources, keep them organized
and be able to actually incorporate them into some kind of a finished project.
The best way to get a hold of me is probably email.
I don't really check my office phone very often; either email or you can always just stop by my office
Which is right near the reference desk on the second floor.
It really kind of changes often I watch a lot of shows on Netflix like probably a lot of people do.
Um, I also like to get out spend some time with my family
We have a big garden, and I'm kind of a plant nerd so I have lots of plants in my house
Swimming, I've been doing a lot of swimming lately this season,
so yeah, it always kind of changes.
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