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Hey guys, it's Warren here and I'm going to show you how you can whip up a pancake batter

mix in literally seconds!

I'll also include some links at the end of the video for more of my pancake recipes,

both sweet and savoury.

Firstly take yourself a protein shaker.

Then add 300ml of milk, crack in 1 egg and add 125g of plain flour.

Place the lid back on your protein shaker and give it a good old shake until the ingredients

are combined.

When you batter mix is smooth, in a hot, non-stick large frying pan (that has been lightly greased),

pour in your batter.

Simply cook your pancakes as you would normally and this recipe is enough to make 4 pancakes.

If you loved the look of this recipe, remember to give this video a thumbs-up.

I'll see you again on Sunday for my next video - remember to subscribe to be one of the first

to see it.

Also remember to check out my other pancake recipes here.

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Stitch & Ai | Disney Channel Asia | Promo - Duration: 0:39.

[NARRATOR]: Stitch has a new family.

[Ai]: Do you have a name?

- Stitch.

- I'm Ai.

And so does Ai.

I see you!

[Dahu]: What is he?

[BOTH]: - He's a cat. - He's a dog.

[BOTH]: He's a dog.

[Stitch]: Arfgh Arfgh.

[slobbering]

[Jumba]: Get him!

- And we all know "Family" means nobody gets forgotten.

- You have to let Stitch go!

...or left behind.

[Jeijei]: She doesn't forgets the one she loves,

...ever!

- I'll let you go

- We are family.

Stitch & Ai, premieres Monday,

4 P.M. on Disney Channel.

- Someone amazing came along and changed everything.

- 你好

Stitch!

I'm Ai.

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Music Therapy For My Dad || Mayim Bialik - Duration: 5:27.

♪ Make me an angel that flies from Montgomery ♪

♪ Make me a poster of an old rodeo ♪

♪ Just give one thing that I can hold on to ♪

♪ To believe in this livin' is just a hard way to go ♪

- One day a few months before we were told

it was time for hospice for my dad

we were all sitting in his condo.

It was me, my mom, my boys and my dad

in his wheelchair.

He was slowly dying from a disease

that none of us had even heard of before.

He was trapped inside of a failing body,

his brain was deteriorating just enough behind his body

that he was aware of his own demise.

I don't know how or why I thought of it,

but I said to him, do you want to listen to some music?

And it was like a light bulb went on behind his eyes

and he said how?

And I literally had not really thought this far

into my question, so when he asked how

I said, on my laptop of course.

And he said, okay.

I opened up iTunes, and I just searched

the first song I could think of that he and I loved.

It was a song by Bob Dylan.

And then I chose one by R.E.M.

And at that point his affect was a little bit blunted

meaning you couldn't really tell emotionally

what was always going on for him,

but he definitely was like moving his head

and whatever I was doing seemed to be working for him.

I found one of my dad's favorite folk songs.

It's called The Falcon.

And what happened next is that my father started to cry.

And so I asked him, Dad, do you want me to shut it off?

And through his tears he said no.

My love for music came from my father.

I have a soundtrack to pretty much every year of my life,

thanks to my dad.

He always, always, always had music on.

He never formally played an instrument.

He could tinker on the piano and he actually had

a pretty good ear for improvisation.

He was an amazing dancer,

he had a wonderful sense of rhythm,

and he basically knew every music fact

from about the 1920's on.

And so, in the months before my father died,

as my father died, we listened to music together.

I played music for him, the songs that were important

to him, to me, the songs that were important to us together.

We listened to songs that we hadn't thought about in years.

We sang together.

We remembered songs that, when we listened to them on LP,

they would have a scratch in them,

and we would both sing the skip where the scratch was.

I would let my mind wander musically,

and I would find songs that we hadn't thought about

in so long that we could song together.

Like squeaky Bob Dylan,

and like weird, funky Eric Clapton songs,

and soulful John Prine songs that had so many memories

wrapped up with them and those are now,

those are the saddest songs I know.

And I still sing and paly them now.

♪ You make me unlonely ♪

♪ I feel like the only person in the world ♪

♪ Who's ever had a girl like you ♪

♪ All the boys think she's a spy ♪

♪ She's got Bette Davis eyes ♪

These songs were our songs.

They will always be our songs.

Sometimes I sang to my father to help him go to sleep.

I would stroke his forehead,

and I would press gently at the crease between his eyes

where he held all of his fear

about my mother not being okay when he was gone.

My father and I shared memories and joy

through music in the months before he died.

When Bob Dylan's new album came out,

I downloaded it and we were so excited

to listen to it together,

and we started to play and we were sitting there

with baited breath, and it turned out

we didn't like it so much,

and my father still had his sense of humor,

he literally said, I'm lying here dying,

and this new Dylan album sucks.

You know sometimes when we care for someone,

when they're sick or when they're dying

and especially when they have so many physical

and medical needs, it's so easy to forget

that there's a person in there.

Like there's a person with preferences,

with agency, with likes, with dislikes.

There's a person in there.

My father loved music,

and his illness tried to take that from him.

But we showed everyone,

and most of all we showed each other,

that there are some things that death cannot take.

You know, the soul that yearns for music

and for fulfillment from music,

it never dies.

Thank you for watching.

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Why my dog doesn't eat - Duration: 3:33.

in this video I'm going to explain the reason why your dog doesn't eat its food

all that and more coming up hello dog lover my name is Saro I am a dog trainer

and also I coach dog owners I've heard this so many times before that dogs they don't

eat their food there are few reasons why dogs refuse to eat their food some of

the reasons that I have come across why your dog doesn't eat is different than

the reasons that you know or you've heard before as I said there are many

reasons why dogs refuse to eat their food one of the main reasons is because

dogs are adaptable animals they will eat whenever they have to or whenever they

need to and they believe whenever whatever and for being a predator animal

wild dogs usually eat whenever they catch something this could be once a day

this could be once a week it depends on whenever they are able to catch a prey

so dogs unlike humans they don't have a routine of eating three five meals a day

they eat whenever they can and unlike humans again most dogs they don't like

to eat too often it makes them feel bad dogs in general animals in general they

like to fast fasting is something that it makes them feel good makes them feel

healthier and makes them feel maybe even lighter so they can hunt so the dogs

like to fast but as humans we tend to force them to eat more often than they

need to so I suggest you to let them eat whenever they feel like it so first of

all you can feed them only twice a day maximum you can put their foot down for

five minutes and if they eat it within five minutes that's one if they don't

eat it that means they feel like and they like to fast that time or

so put the food away after five minutes and also I suggest you to let your dog

to fast once a week or twice a month it is good for them new studies have shown

and proven that fasting even for humans is a healthy option we should learn from

our dogs and we should learn from animals after all we are animals and

studies have shown that fasting it can help us to live a healthier life and it

can prolong our lives as well on my next video I'm going to talk about the next

reason why I believed in your dog doesn't eat its food if you like this

video give it a thumbs up share and comment let me know if your dog is one

of those dogs who is very picky and doesn't eat its food if you want to

learn about dogs anything to do with dogs behavior dog training health

anything to do with dogs and you want to have a well-behaved healthy and balanced

dog consider subscribing to my channel and hit the bell icon as well so you

will get notified as soon as I post my next video I'll see you next time and

until next time have fun with your dog

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TAG ➳ WHAT'S IN MY BAG: MON SAC D'ENSEIGNANTE - Duration: 8:02.

I told myself that I should do a video that

one of my followers suggested, a different video

it's not a IRENGE TALKS. Nothing like that.

I'll simply tell you what I have

in my bag

my teacher's bag

Let's not wait any longer.

See you in a minute!

First of all, my bag is so dirty. So I'm even

ashamed to show it to you. But I have to.

So, here you go. It's a bag

a Longchamps bag that I got

for my birthday

and that I sold to my sister

but she forgot it here at my dad's

so that's the bag I'm using now

What I always have in my bag

in my teacher's bag is a bottle of water

I just came back from work so my bottle is finished.

But I always have water on me.

I always have water in my bag because

I love drinking, I love drinking water

I'm the kind of person that

thinks water is delicious. Some say it doesn't have a taste

but I think it's delicious and it's life.

What else do I always have...

is my glasses' box and my glasses

are right here

It's has now been

four years that I have my glasses

Always ... if you know me, you know I only swear by

Carmex. it's a lip balm

I can even say it's an illness

it might be an illness but I don't like dry lips

so I can't have dry lips

I also sometimes have lipgloss

This one is from SEPHORA. It doesn't have a colour

I use lip pencils and when I want to

have glossy lips

I wear a lip pencil with the colour

that I want

and then I add this lipgloss from SEPHORA

In the DRC, on can

simply not live without a powerbank

it's a charger that

I charge at night and leave in my bag with

my phone charger

and on my phone charger

there's my initial

because

in my family, everyone has iPhones. And

it's a lie if you tell me that no one steals

earphones and charger from each other.

I somewhere have

my hand creme and my hand gel

I think I took them out but I always have hand gel

... they're in my other bag

I always have hand creme and hand gel

why? because washing hands is really important

especially ... well I can't say especially

here in Africa, that'd be stupid because germs

are everywhere. It's true that we're more exposed

to certain germs that bring illness

I'm not going to lie so I often have to wash my hands

and because I don't like dry hands or lips, I always

have hand creme and hand gel on me. Now

some people think that

when their hands are dirty, they don't have to wash them and they can just use hand gel

you can only use hand gel on clean hands.

So hand gel doesn't replace soap

or water to wash your hands. So, it's better to first wash your hands

and then use hand gel. Now if you're really somewhere

you don't have water

or access

to water and soap, you can use hand gel.

that was my "nurse moment". My mom is a nurse,

she's the one who teaches me all about germs and she turned me into a germophobe

erm what I also always have is

my pencil case

I have this pencil case since my 2nd year

of university and

most of the pens I have, have been there since

forever. What I always have is

where is it?

my little man

my 4 colour pen

I can't live without this one.

My post-its. I have everything in here, eraser,

lost of pens with different colours

brown, blue

pink, purple,

red

red, orange

and I also have lots of

highlighters

blue, green, ...

my pencil case is complete

because my students

are always asking: miss?

can I borrow your pencil, miss can I borrow your ruler?

so I have to be well prepared

as you may know I'm mrs.

agendas. I love agendas

I love writing, I love planning

and without writing there's nothing I can do. This is

agenda

2017-2018 where I kind of put everything.

there's some scratches, some notes

I put everything in it. And this

is to keep my pages. Two of my students made these

deux or three of them

did this for me and

I use them to keep the pages in my agenda

This is my agenda

my teacher's agenda

where I put my

where I

plan my lessons

so it's very small and then this

is my official agenda

my school diary

that I give

to the inspection

no scratches

everything has to be clean.

I always have my iPad

for the environment

I can't always print my lessons

I keep them on my iPad and

I follow the lessons on it.

What I really have to print, I'll print but what is not necessary I won't

print. Sometimes I have to show

videos to my students

I put them on my iPad.

I teach

French to 4th graders

and maths to 5th graders

today I taught maths so this is the book

and then

this is the French book

this one

so that's it.

Except my hand cream and hand gel

I think

I showed you everything. It's a video someone suggested and because I had time

to film

I told myself: why not? I can do it. Keep

suggesting videos or

encouraging me. It's really kind from you

and I'm thankful.

If you want to know more about my job as a teacher

or anything else, I'll soon film

a Q&A. I know

I always say soon but it's really soon

and then you'll be able to ask questions

and I'll answer in the video. And

apart from that

I also did a video on how I became

a teacher. I'll put the link

in the description box and

thanks for watching and

see you in the next video!

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The Making of Stronghold Legends - Duration: 15:23.

See the ice dwarf, Simon came back and said that he has an idea for what he wanted him to look like, gave us a picture of Diego Maradona.

The Making of Stronghold Legends

Hi everyone and welcome to another Firefly Studios video.

Today we are going to be talking about the trials and tribulations in the making of Stronghold Legends with Producer Paul and Lead Designer Simon Bradbury.

If you haven't dipped your toes into Stronghold Legends before just know that you can catapult werewolves in that game

so it might be worth checking the Steam Edition or the Stronghold Collection on Steam but for now let's get to the questions.

Why Fantasy?

So the most obvious burning first question, why Legends? Specifically why fantasy?

Well I mean actually one interesting fact was Paul got really excited about the fantasy element straight away but then I told him

it wasn't to do with Ann Summers or anything like that, he was less keen on it.

Seriously, I think we made so many games, Stronghold games like throwing rocks, chipping away at the wall, climbing with ladders,

we just thought surely there's got to be some different ways to attack the castle.

To some degree it was born out a desire to come up with some different ways to attack castles so having things like

walk up the walls, climb on the top, having units turn other units, flying units, burrowing units, a little bit of magic,

it was a way to play with castles and castle siege and I think that fantasy element allowed us and gave us that leeway to try some different ways to attack the castle.

Obviously it was a sort of more skirmish combat focussed game so you wanted it to be quite varied if you are going to play it many many many times in multiple games or skirmish.

I mean why fantasy, outside of the estates and the different ways to attack the castle, also I think it added a different setting

so obviously you've got knights of the round table and the Arthurian legends, you've got Vlad Dracula and all those kind of creepy castle side of things,

and then you've got the slightly more ice, the Germany Legends mixed with a little bit of Philip Pullman going on.

Basically we took all of the various other castle kind of fantasy things and put them together.

You even end up with all on one map in lots of cases, that's quite interesting visually.

You did and that kind of what we wanted to do, what would happen if you took Dracula versus Winter is coming versus the Arthurian law and put them together.

It is interesting because if you play the three different types, they've all got very different play styles, one is kind of noble which is the winter law,

the units are powerful and strong, some are sneaky which is obviously the Transylvanian crew whether that's catapulting werewolves over your walls

or creeping a tower and converting your archers to their side or then you've got the Arthurian law who played very differently,

that's like a squad of heroes so the play styles are very different so that's what the fantasy allowed us to experiment with some of the core Stronghold game plays.

Production Problems

Were there any issues in terms of design or development with introducing quite a different concepts like flying units,

the ability of smash it all down with a special power. Were there any issues in terms of balancing,

was it difficult to code because it was built on the Stronghold 2 engine so it's doing some different things with the same engine.

I think flying was easier. I guess so you don't have to worry about walls. Path finding is just one line.

Exactly, what a fantastic relief, no path finding required so path flying actually was easier, we did all the hard heavy lifting

with walls and building walls and screwing with the path finding so flying stuff was easy.

Yeah but the biggest problem with the flying stuff was that obviously we had the camera height, you need flying stuff to go over like towers and walls

but at the same time you need to make sure that your camera can get that in. It's not necessary a slightly technical challenge, especially back in 2006.

They are appearing much closer to the camera aren't they? yeah and the more we zoom out the more we have to rendering more stuff in the scene,

there is all these technical challenges that we had to make design decisions based on that.

We knew the flying stuff was going to be a bit different and not something that could ever happen in a normal Stronghold game so it was cool that we could add it into Stronghold Legends.

Yeah we don't have too many, we have the kamikaze bats and then you've got the witches who are a little bit like the fighters and you've got the dragons.

Yeah they were a pain. They were harder to do but they're great, they are like an ultimate bomber, you only get them after a lot of effort

and you've got to hatch your egg and then you get your dragon, you can't have more than one going at a time so when people,

in multiplayer dragons are fantastic, the timing of when to use your dragon is quite crucial.

Yeah but they are massive and they've got big wings. Yeah, Paul always talk about that, it's a production standpoint, where is your imagination Paul?

Dragons and towers and wings, yeah it's not easy.

Where's the sequel?

Would you ever consider returning to the fantasy setting?

Paul?

It was quite controversial at the time, still a lot of Stronghold fans they've... well it's strange because things have changed and maybe it's different but basically at the time.

Game of Throne is pretty hot right now, just saying.

I've heard! Game of Throne has kind of normalized fantasy. It was always out there but very much appealed to a certain group, games.

Games of Thrones brought it into the mainstream in a big way more than anything else probably has.

There is a story there because when I was showing Stronghold Legends, I did a press tour in the US and I was in San Francisco

I'm showing it to the editor of PC Gamer in 2005 maybe and I was showing it to him and he was playing it and he was going do you know what this reminds me of a book I'm starting to read

this Game of Thrones things and he'd started reading Game of Thrones, he was like about six months into Game of Thrones in 2005,

he was going 'you should read this' so I did, fantastic obviously thank you very much whoever you are, I've forgotten your name

but the trouble was that I've read all the first four books and now what do I do watch the show or do I sit and wait for him to write the final books, I don't know I'm stuck.

Anyway what were you talking about?

Giving this return of fantasies, popular culture,

Lord or the Rings is embed in the public culture at the moment

but with Game of Thrones specifically we've got this return of it with the Witcher, doing incredibly well and those kind of games.

I think it's different, Game of Thrones has normalized it but at the same time now everything is

going to be compared to "are you just ripping off Game of Thrones?", anything you do will be compared.

So we've missed the opportunity to make Legends 2.

I think what we could say at this juncture Nick maybe is that Stronghold Next is not a fantasy game.

There you go

Who knows we might in the future but we haven't gotten any plans at the moment I don't think.

Best Bits

With references to the units that changed the gameplay quite considerably, what are your personal favourite if you have to pick one?

Go Paul and I'll pick a different

So whatever I say you'll pick something different.

You can't say dragons.

It's difficult, there is so many units. Do you like the creepers?

Is that what you are going for?

They are different.

Oh he is going to do the thing where he goes through all of them

I was going to say the bats because they are the cheapest thing in the world.

You know what you could do worse than the bats because they are great, they are obviously not mine but you said it.

No, creepers are the most interesting because they can climb walls, they turn the opponent's enemies to yours so that's a bit different, you don't see that in many other games

It's quite cool because if you saw one coming there was a panic element and they are quite powerful so it was a nice risk reward strategy.

Yeah, and you are kind of used to in RTS games having your entire base taking over when you're defeated but there aren't that many examples of

units that capture individual units or groups of units and can slowly take up your base almost like a zombie plague.

Yeah it is what it is, it's like a zombie plague. I think both those units that Paul has chosen are excellent units

to use in the game from a gameplay perspective, my unit is going to be one that's slightly more harder to use and slightly less useful in certain ways but the werewolf catapult..

I like it because it's so funny and if you are clever with it you can chain werewolf catapults together so that

you can effectively have these logistics chains where werewolves get catapulted from catapult A to B and then they land and automatically to B to C.

You can set up an endless supply of reinforcement of werewolves. A it's funny and B it's actually quite useful, it just takes a little bit more lateral thinking to get going.

The ice dwarf, Simon came back and said that he has an idea for what he wanted him to look like, gave us a picture of Diego Maradona.

That had come from a very long train journey with someone from Take 2 who is a PR guy and we were sitting there, we had a few beers and we went Diego Maradona.

It all just clicked

Sometimes you just need moment of genius.

That was not

Priority: Skirmish

One final question that has just come up a lot, quite a few people have said that the sort of combat

and the RTS aspect of Legends is one of the best features in the game. Why do you think that is, do you know?

No but I think a little bit as Paul just said, because it's a bit like the way Crusader 1 was based on Stronghold 1

and then we got to get it to be even more polished and Stronghold 1 is a pretty polished game,

Stronghold 2 was very ambitious and it probably wasn't quite as polished when it first came out as it should have been

but with Legends we got a chance to actually make it run well on most machines, so not only did it run well

but also we put some of those polish elements in there I think a lot of those went down to things like unit control.

I remember looking through the units because like some units in Stronghold 2 would do like crazy huge lunging moves

which aren't working in RTS because they are going to go straight through their opponent so we stripped stuff away

that we knew weren't working in Stronghold 2 and we redid certain things to make the combat feel better.

They're so involved, the games have so many subsystems too, it's an RTS but it's also a builder as its strategy estate system into it

it's got multiplayer, single play, freebuild, there is so much stuff we have to do that it's tricky to do all of those things right

and we don't always get everything right so with Legends, we've got that time to polish and polish and polish.

It's got a really nice formation system in there so you could put your troops in formation and you could set the direction formation.

Things like that, organizing your troops feel a lot better in Legends as well, I think that was the other thing,

people felt that they had more control over their armies in Legends.

And I guess people appreciate that when they are doing that in addition to base building, simulation, economy,

all the constituents parts that make a Stronghold game.

We tried to make sure that battles were more spaced out as in units who had more space around them

which is always treating in the RTS because you need space. Just the refinements, lots of refinements from 2.

Yeah we focussed a lot more on skirmish didn't we and so the skirmish play plays so much better in Legends I think,

multiplayer as well, there's some of the funniest games I've had because you can exploit things a little bit more in Legends?

because there are so many different troops on top of the normal troops, you can find little one on ones that are a bit unbalanced perhaps but I think that is good

if you don't want to play with them, people in multiplayer can have rules that you don't play with them

but when you are experimenting with them, there is a joy going on, oh this guy is using those and I just know

if I use this and this he is toast and experimenting and finding that stuff out is brilliant.

Multiplayer had loads more options in it, remember there's deathmatch, king of the hill, the economic war, capture the flag is in Legends

and we've also got loads of options you can tweak in multiplayer, we even have the voting system where other players could communicate

via sort of a traffic light system as to whether they liked what you'd chosen, it's just loads of refinements and it's nice.

It was more focus on skirmish and multiplayer, we kind of needed to do that a little bit because of the variation in the unit types

meant that there's nothing, you can't do rock-paper-scissors when you've got about 30 things.

More like witch, vampire, werewolf, ice dwarf, Diego Maradona ...

unfortunately that's all we've got time for today as Paul and Simon need to get back upstairs

to work on Stronghold Next and MetaMorph but please suggest any future ideas for making of videos

and as always like, share and subscribe and return next week at 3 p.m. for another video from Firefly Studios on YouTube.

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Use a torx №T30

Use a socket №16

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ICO //-// FINTRUX - Duration: 4:18.

Fintrux scan complete.

Enable subtitles if you cannot hear Coco's voice clearly.

Hello humanz.

Today I have scanned Fintrux.

I will cover what was said in the whitepaper of Fintrux.

This means my opinion is the same as the opinion mentioned in the whitepaper.

Please listen carefully.

Problem.

For small companies that is hard to lend money from banks.

Oftentimes the bank does not want to take on the risk of the borrower not paying back.

This is where Fintrux steps in.

Solution.

Fintrux is an Ethereum based,

decentralized peer-to-peer lending platform.

On this platform people with spare money can lend out money.

They will learn an interest over this investment.

Borrowers will be able to lend this money for a cheaper fee than at banks using their FTX token

These ERC 20 tokens will be used for fees rewards and punishments.

With lending programs comes high risk.

Fintrux has taken steps to prevent from people losing money.

One safety method is the pool that will be made.

10% of all Lending's will be put into this pool.

If for some reason a borrower will not pay back his lending the victim will get its lost money back out of the pool.

The borrower will get a bad reputation on the platform.

If the borrower did pay back the money as planned it will get its 10%, initially put into the pool, back.

Besides this, a lot of know your costumer methods are in place.

Borrowers will need to provide their identity,

financial situation and business information.

If both prevention's just mentioned fail to work Fintrux has 5% of its total token supply saved to cover the last losses.

Use cases.

The two examples shown in the whitepaper are the following.

someone wants to lend $500,000 on the Fintrux platform.

He chooses two different risk packages, each with a different return rate.

he pays $20 for each package.

He is now able to lend his money to automated selected borrowers and earn an interest over this lending.

In the other example someone wants to borrow $20,000 for a company she is starting.

She lends money from Fintrux after filling in security information like her identity, her financial situation and information about her company.

10% gets held back so she needs to pay $22,000 instead of the $20,000 she actually wants.

These additional $2,000 go into a fraud pool from which victims of fraud can cover their losses.

If she pays all money back according to the contract she will get her $2,000 back after the contract has ended.

Team.

The Fintrux team consists of two founders four employees and ten advisors.

Nelson Lin is the CEO of Fintrux.

He owns a company called Robocoder.

Robocoder is a company that has worked with the blockchain technology before and currently has between 11 and 50 employees.

Robo coder is also the parent company of Fintrux.

Ng Eng ho is the president of Fintrux.

He has had high functions at several big Asian technology companies.

Crowdsale

There are a total of 100 million FTX tokens.

Of which 75% will be sold in the tokensale.

In crowdsale it will be possible to get up to 5% bonus.

A total of 25 million dollars is to be raised.

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ALLAH NATURE IN ISLAM

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TAG ➳ WHAT'S IN MY BAG: MON SAC D'ENSEIGNANTE - Duration: 8:02.

I told myself that I should do a video that

one of my followers suggested, a different video

it's not a IRENGE TALKS. Nothing like that.

I'll simply tell you what I have

in my bag

my teacher's bag

Let's not wait any longer.

See you in a minute!

First of all, my bag is so dirty. So I'm even

ashamed to show it to you. But I have to.

So, here you go. It's a bag

a Longchamps bag that I got

for my birthday

and that I sold to my sister

but she forgot it here at my dad's

so that's the bag I'm using now

What I always have in my bag

in my teacher's bag is a bottle of water

I just came back from work so my bottle is finished.

But I always have water on me.

I always have water in my bag because

I love drinking, I love drinking water

I'm the kind of person that

thinks water is delicious. Some say it doesn't have a taste

but I think it's delicious and it's life.

What else do I always have...

is my glasses' box and my glasses

are right here

It's has now been

four years that I have my glasses

Always ... if you know me, you know I only swear by

Carmex. it's a lip balm

I can even say it's an illness

it might be an illness but I don't like dry lips

so I can't have dry lips

I also sometimes have lipgloss

This one is from SEPHORA. It doesn't have a colour

I use lip pencils and when I want to

have glossy lips

I wear a lip pencil with the colour

that I want

and then I add this lipgloss from SEPHORA

In the DRC, on can

simply not live without a powerbank

it's a charger that

I charge at night and leave in my bag with

my phone charger

and on my phone charger

there's my initial

because

in my family, everyone has iPhones. And

it's a lie if you tell me that no one steals

earphones and charger from each other.

I somewhere have

my hand creme and my hand gel

I think I took them out but I always have hand gel

... they're in my other bag

I always have hand creme and hand gel

why? because washing hands is really important

especially ... well I can't say especially

here in Africa, that'd be stupid because germs

are everywhere. It's true that we're more exposed

to certain germs that bring illness

I'm not going to lie so I often have to wash my hands

and because I don't like dry hands or lips, I always

have hand creme and hand gel on me. Now

some people think that

when their hands are dirty, they don't have to wash them and they can just use hand gel

you can only use hand gel on clean hands.

So hand gel doesn't replace soap

or water to wash your hands. So, it's better to first wash your hands

and then use hand gel. Now if you're really somewhere

you don't have water

or access

to water and soap, you can use hand gel.

that was my "nurse moment". My mom is a nurse,

she's the one who teaches me all about germs and she turned me into a germophobe

erm what I also always have is

my pencil case

I have this pencil case since my 2nd year

of university and

most of the pens I have, have been there since

forever. What I always have is

where is it?

my little man

my 4 colour pen

I can't live without this one.

My post-its. I have everything in here, eraser,

lost of pens with different colours

brown, blue

pink, purple,

red

red, orange

and I also have lots of

highlighters

blue, green, ...

my pencil case is complete

because my students

are always asking: miss?

can I borrow your pencil, miss can I borrow your ruler?

so I have to be well prepared

as you may know I'm mrs.

agendas. I love agendas

I love writing, I love planning

and without writing there's nothing I can do. This is

agenda

2017-2018 where I kind of put everything.

there's some scratches, some notes

I put everything in it. And this

is to keep my pages. Two of my students made these

deux or three of them

did this for me and

I use them to keep the pages in my agenda

This is my agenda

my teacher's agenda

where I put my

where I

plan my lessons

so it's very small and then this

is my official agenda

my school diary

that I give

to the inspection

no scratches

everything has to be clean.

I always have my iPad

for the environment

I can't always print my lessons

I keep them on my iPad and

I follow the lessons on it.

What I really have to print, I'll print but what is not necessary I won't

print. Sometimes I have to show

videos to my students

I put them on my iPad.

I teach

French to 4th graders

and maths to 5th graders

today I taught maths so this is the book

and then

this is the French book

this one

so that's it.

Except my hand cream and hand gel

I think

I showed you everything. It's a video someone suggested and because I had time

to film

I told myself: why not? I can do it. Keep

suggesting videos or

encouraging me. It's really kind from you

and I'm thankful.

If you want to know more about my job as a teacher

or anything else, I'll soon film

a Q&A. I know

I always say soon but it's really soon

and then you'll be able to ask questions

and I'll answer in the video. And

apart from that

I also did a video on how I became

a teacher. I'll put the link

in the description box and

thanks for watching and

see you in the next video!

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Sometimes we have to choose a good red wine but we have a lot of choice.

So how can we make this hard decision?

We've made this video comparsion between the two most important red wine in Italy and

all over the world: LA BUONA VENDEMMIA and the GOTTO D'ORO.

You've maybe heard other red wine names such as the Brunello di Montalcino, Chianti,

Tavernello, but these ones are too much expensive and they are not so great in terms of price

performance.

This is my own opinion made by years of experience and Erasmus selvagge in Italy.

So what wine is better between LA BUONA VENDEMMIA and the GOTTO D'ORO?

Both wines are very good, made following the italian tradition, and you can find them only

in the best supermarket.

You can find the Gotto d'oro at the Auchan of Rescaldina at the price of 1 euro and 26

cents per 5 liters while you can find the buona vendemmia at the Carrefour of Paderno

Dugnano at a price of 65 cents per liter.

The Buona vendemmia is available as red and white wine while the Gotto d'oro has no

red wine and it's available only as white and rose wine.

Buona Vendemmia in italian means "good harvest" and it's good to take on the lunch or dinner

a good wine that says "have a good harvest" to everybody.

This wine is available in tetra pack with no easy open like the more expensives wines,

like the red wine of carrefour, so you have to cut the paper to open it.

While the gotto d'oro has a plastic tap but i think it's better to have no plastic tap

and hard things but a good taste.

Buona Vendemmia tastes good, you can feel the sensation of flavouring, red berries,

and something that italians call "ghiacciolo al tamarindo".

And remember that from a buona vendemmia it can only get better.

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Improve Your Vocabulary | Study Tips | Grow your Vocabulary - Duration: 5:29.

Hello my Socratica friends!

We're here to help you be a great student.

Today we're going to talk about how to improve your vocabulary.

Building your vocabulary is essential if you want to communicate your ideas effectively.

It will help you write better papers, do better on tests, and even improve your thinking overall.

If you can perfectly describe a problem, you are that much closer to solving it.

The best place to improve your vocabulary is right here, in the library.

All the words you could ever dream of using are found in these books.

As a student, you read textbooks, but be sure to read for pleasure as well.

Read widely, read deep.

Read that entire series of vampire novels!

Read a fashion magazine!

Read the back of your cereal box!

When you're reading and you come across a word you don't know, don't ignore it.

Underline it.

This is your big chance!

You may be able to figure out the gist of what it means from the context.

But you may not have deduced the EXACT meaning of the word.

And lots of times, a word has more than one meaning.

That's why you should look up these unfamiliar words in a dictionary.

Don't let it interrupt your reading - unless you REALLY can't guess the meaning of a

word from the context, in which case, go ahead and pick up that dictionary.

Otherwise, save up all your unknown words for when you're finished reading that passage

or that chapter.

Find your unknown word in the dictionary, read the definitions, and read the sample

sentences.

If you're reading something technical, your book may have a glossary at the end, which

is a short dictionary of specialized terms used in that field.

You can use online dictionaries, but it's nice to have an actual dictionary that you

can make notes in.

I like to highlight the word I'm looking up.

That way, if I ever find myself looking up a word more than once, I know I need to do

a little bit more to follow up, so I don't forget that word again.

Just reading a definition once in a dictionary probably won't be enough.

So what can you do to really master the words you look up?

Some people like to keep a word journal, and write down in a notebook all the words they

look up with brief definitions.

I like to use flashcards instead.

I put one word on each card, and that way they can be shuffled and reviewed, and put

into different piles as I master the words.

If I make a list instead, I'm stuck with just reading the whole list over and over,

and it's not as effective for me.

Make sure your definitions are vivid so you can easily remember them.

For example, this word tarantism means "an uncontrollable urge to dance."

That reminds me of the tarantella, and a tarantula dancing!

For extra credit, I recommend also looking up your word in a thesaurus.

That's where you'll find synonyms, words that mean the same, and antonyms, words that

mean the opposite.

Careful, because there are often nuances in the meanings of these words.

One word will make more sense in certain contexts compared to another.

But it will help you create a kind of "word cloud" of related words.

That will help you recall these words a lot better than if you had to remember them individually.

Another way to improve your vocabulary is to focus on word roots.

If you learn some basic word roots in Latin and Greek, as well as some prefixes and suffixes,

you can decipher many words.

I know, that sounds intimidating - you're trying to learn English and now I'm telling

you to learn Greek AND Latin as well.

You don't have to learn ALL of Greek and Latin, just the parts that were stolen by

English!

For example, you can break down the word translucent into two parts, trans and lucent.

Trans means through in Latin (like...transit), and Lucent comes from lucere, which means

means to shine in Latin.

We use the word translucent to refer to anything that light can shine through.

Prefixes and suffixes are really useful here.

The Pre in prefix means before - and it refers to the part of the word that comes before

the root.

"Precede" means to go before.

Ante (with an e) also means before.

For example, antediluvian means before the flood.

Antebellum means before the civil war (before the big fight).

Post means after.

Like Post script (PS) means what you write AFTER the main part of your letter.

peri means around.

Periscope is something you use to look around.

The Perimeter is the line you can draw AROUND the border.

And finally - don't forget the power of gamification.

There are so many word games out there - from the old standbys like Scrabble or crossword

puzzles, to games you can play on your phone.

These all help you be more aware of all the words out there, just waiting for you to use

them.

Remember, having a great vocabulary is an important part of being a GREAT student.

Hello again, my Socratica Friends!

We're here to help you be a great student...by making you some great educational videos!

This is a real labor of love for the Socratica Team.

We spend ALL our time researching, writing, filming, and editing our videos.

In fact, there aren't enough hours in the day to do it all.

How can you help?

You can support our work on Patreon.

This is NOT an obligation.

Our videos will always be free on YouTube for everyone to watch.

So if times are tight, don't send money!

You can still help us by watching our videos all the way to the end, and then sharing them

on Twitter...Reddit...tell ALL of your friends!

If our work is valuable to you, please help us continue.

Thank you!

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Rojava - Fédération démocratique de Syrie du Nord - Duration: 11:55.

My name is Meike I'm from the Foundation of Free Woman of Rojava

I lived for three years in North Syria and I experienced in this time the

The life and the building up of the revolutionary process especially from

the point of view of the women's movement the idea of the revolution is

to create a real democratic ethical and gender freed society starting with

women's liberation so against patriarchal system so what has been done in Rojava

is to build up a structure which is built up on communes, communes it's like

neighborhoods so one street for example when you have 1,000 to

200 people living in one street they organize themselves as a commune

the women have a woman's commune and then there's a general commune so the women

take always place and organize themselves always autonomously and then

they get organized also the common space and from this you have a bigger

organization on the level of cities which would be the City Council in which

people organize themselves and then also cantons, it's the Swiss system, which is

an example for their so it's the cantons system and then you have a

coordination between the different Cantons which would be the different

regions it's Djezireh, Kobane, before now it's called Canton Ferat because it's

not only Kobane but several cities also Manbidsh and in the future also Raqqa

which will have this canton and then the canton of Afrin

so it's three canton's which have been built up and so you have on the communal level

on the city level on the canton level and also

on the coordination level you have your woman structure your autonomous woman's

structure in coordinating everything's and you have the common structure and

all works beginning from the commune are organized in five commissions and it

will be developed more one is the self defense which is the main need of course

at the moment because they're still attacks of the Assad regime of Turkish

regime you have attacks of terrorists milice like Al-Nusra I.S. so this is a

big problem of course this attacks and there has to be self-defense but not

only self defending yourself with a weapon against somebody coming from

outside but also defending yourself mentality so understanding ok where

does danger maybe come from how can we prevent people also of doing things that

is against their own community so this you also have an ideology of self-defense

the second one would be education education is necessary to yet to

organize everything yourself so after the Revolution the regime was not

anymore in the region so and try to oppress the people by cutting water

cutting electricity you have to believe in summertime it's 40 50 degrees in the

shadow also it's really hot places

and turkeys cutting also the natural water like the rivers so there

has been a lot of difficulties so the people came together and then they had

to discuss about how can they organize themselves or how does your own body

function what is the how does your health work and so on and so on so all

these different thematic how do you grow children to be a Democratic person and

so on so all these questions are discussed in the Education Committee and

they also have the role to set up education for their communes so they are

may being organized as a committee but they're organizing for all the commune

the next one is the health commission committee commission

you can take both words it doesn't matter and in the Health Commission we

established communal health care also or we are still establishing it because it

still not has the idea of what we want to for example in every neighborhood you

have the health center or responsibles at least for health care and then for

the things that the people cannot solve by themselves they can go to a doctor

but in general you have health care already in your own community so this

has to be learned also we did this for example with for the women's health

committees and practicing's also so they are getting professional in a very fast

way also because it's always both theoretically and practical so this was

the third commission the fourth commission is a commission which i think

is very interesting because it's a commission which is trying to organize

good living with each other which is the commission of bringing people together

it's if you translate directly it is like this but it would be the commission

of yeah conflict and peace work may be

among the neighborhoods so if there are difficulties among people in the

neighborhood or there's question of violence or robbing each other or

whatever then they try to first they try to prevent these things which is I think

also something very important but then in the next step they they try to also

solve the problem and the mass of methods is much more like mediation and

moderating the conflicts between the people to also try to find a solution

and this system gives the possibility that there's not the need to have

something like an external justice system but the people are

solving the problems again in their own like this is actually the natural way to

live people have always done this like this before the states came so

they lived for a long time in this way so this would be the fourth Commission the

fifth Commission is the Economic Commission of course Economic

Commission has also a very big role to play because the borders have been

closed and there is the need to develop a own economy which guarantees the

people to stay and also to deal with all the refugees that are coming to the

regions to open up a solidarity economy among the people living anywhere and any

way in this places but also coming from external they built for up for example

the cooperatives to raise potatoes and and all vegetable things and

approvals and weed and all these kind of things dealing with these things and

looking for example also what is the need of the people in the commune and

how can they build up a share system so that the people that are in need for

something get also the support of the ones that do have something of

course ideological discussion about how can this can be developed

the sixth Commission is the Commission of Ecology and this is a process which is build up

newly so there was always the idea to have this Commission also but the people

were until now mainly busy was surviving so for this reason they maybe did not

focus too much on the ecological part but for the other side we can also say

that there's a big anyway very strong ecological life there because people

still produce their own they have animals so they have their own mill then

from this they produce their own cheese and mostly have fields of wheat and from

this they produce their bread now so there is a very ecological

way of living they don't go to the supermarket and buy cheese in

packages which they afterwards have to throw away so this is mainly the

way of organizing everything and you have this always on the local level but

you have is also on a city level for most of the thematics you also have

special councils for example for health you also have a special council on the

city level because there's the need to organize a lot of things so they have

their meetings from all the communes and from all the organizations that work in

the health matter even the municipality taking place in these meetings to

organize all the health questions

It's the most beautiful question I think

because I think that really in Rojava you have democracy for example and a lot

of lots of places you don't have the possibility to say your opinion and this

opinion also influences something but in Rojava everybody can tell its opinion

and then together you make a research on in which mentality are you saying your

opinion and how can this opinion also be involved in the process and so

Rojava is continuous discussion and all serious continuous discussion about how

can we build up an even more stronger or more wider a more deeper democracy and I

think this is something which is really

where everybody in the world can learn now and it is protected especially by

the women's movement because the women's movement wants everybody to be involved

and so they're working very hard also that everybody's opinion is in

the discussions represented by the person themselves so whether it's

the children or the old ones or the different ethnics or the different

religious or whatever that they all start with each other this discussion

process how can we build up a better democracy and how can we build up a

better how can we improve our system of democracy and so I think

in Rojava democracy is a everyday living life it really expresses the beauty of Rojava also.

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Please be careful and do not approach the edge of the platform.

We wish you a pleasant tripv

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