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Why Liverpool 's Virgil van Dijk is 'the most complete defender' in the Premier League ● News ● #LFC - Duration: 2:08.
The £75million centre-back has settled seamlessly into the heart of Liverpool's defence since
joining in January.
Watford striker Troy Deeney has specifically detailed why he believes Virgil van Dijk is
the Premier League's best defender.
The Hornets striker recently went head-to-head with the most expensive defender in football
history as Jurgen Klopp's Reds beat Javi Gracia's men 5-0 at Anfield on March 17.
It was an afternoon to forget for the combative Deeney, who lasted 70 fruitless minutes before
being replaced for Stefano Okaka.
Asked to explain exactly why Van Dijk is so highly rated, Deeney said that the Dutchman's
set of attributes mark him out as the finest centre-back in the top flight.
Speaking on Graham Hunter's 'The Big Interview' podcast, Deeney said: "He's the best by
far.
"He's six foot six inches tall, quick, confident with the ball at his feet, and doesn't mind
a physical battle.
"He's the closest thing we've got to a complete defender in the Premier League.
"He's also a non-stop talker.
Communication is massive for a defender, and he says those little things that people from
the outside don't see.
"I think he's going to make a huge difference to that Liverpool team."
Van Dijk's arrival into the heart of the Liverpool defence back in January has coincided with
an upturn in fortunes for a previously much-maligned backline.
Klopp's side have kept nine clean sheets in their last 14 games, dating back to the 3-0
win away to Huddersfield on January 30.
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Do you remember what day of the week it was when they went out to eat? Tuesday. Oh my goodness, good job!
Listen to those sounds and let me know how they sound on that scale. Ok.
The human subjects core is a
group of talented individuals trained as audiologists or speech-language
pathologists, coming together to support research efforts in communication
disorders at Boys Town National Research Hospital. The purpose of the core is
really twofold. One of the things that we do is ensure that there are very
careful state-of-the-art clinical measures taken on participants who
enroll in our studies. Another thing we do is recruiting those participants
to come into the studies. So what happened to the girl in the story? She tripped on a rock.
There are many advantages associated with the human subjects score one of them is that
we have a centralized mechanism for finding participants to be in our
studies and participants are really critical to our advances. We can't do the
work without the volunteers who make it happen. It can take a lot of time and
effort to find those individuals. With this group involved, we can take
some of the burden off the principal investigators, put it in the hands of
experts, who really are part of the community, know where to find
participants, know how to make sure that their rights are protected and they
understand the importance of being in studies. It's very helpful to all the
researchers at the hospital. I tell them I stare at them because I'm trying to
read their lips. You'll go to other research institutes and find all kinds
of supports for technology, for programming, for grant writing, but it's
rare to find supports for clinical measurement. We think it really sets us
apart in an important way because these are experts taking these clinical
measures. We know that we're doing a very careful work, we don't have to
retrain every investigator or research assistant up to a certain
standard. We already have these people trained. This is what they do day in and
day out and they do it better than anyone.
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Karolina Ferenstein-Kraśko: Własny program nie jest w sferze moich najbliższych planów
Na początku roku gruchnęła wieść, że Karolina Ferenstein-Kraśko (41 l. ) poprowadzi autorski program w TVN.
Postanowiliśmy sprawdzić u źródła, czy faktycznie coś jest na rzeczy.
Według medialnych doniesień, szefostwo stacji - zachwycone żoną Piotra Kraśki w trzeciej odsłonie Agent - Gwiazdy - miało plan zaangażowania jej do programu dotyczącego koni.
Jako właścicielka stadniny w Gałkowie i od kilku lat dyrektor kreatywny CSIO Sopot, najbardziej prestiżowych zawodów konnych na świecie, byłaby właściwą osobą na właściwym miejscu.
Zapytaliśmy Karolinę, czy faktycznie niebawem zobaczymy ją w nowej odsłonie na antenie stacji TVN.
Ta jednak zdementowała doniesienia.
Doceniam rozpoznawalność, którą dają takie projekty telewizyjne jak Agent, ale własny program na razie nie jest w sferze moich najbliższych planów - mówi nam Karolina.
Tyle mam zawodowych historii do rozwiązania na najbliższe miesiące, że na razie muszę się na nich skupić - tłumaczy.
Sam udział w Agencie wspomina bardzo pozytywnie.
Jak mówi, dowiedziała się wiele nie tylko o innych, ale przede wszystkim o sobie.
To było niesamowite doświadczenie dla dorosłego człowieka.
Pierwszy raz od dziesięciu lat mogłam pobyć sama ze sobą, zadać sobie wiele pytań, na co wcześniej nie miałam po prostu czasu.
Poza tym do wielu spraw nabrałam dystansu i trochę przełamałam siebie jeśli chodzi o mój kontakt z mediami.
Przez wiele lat miałam trochę z tym problem.
Byłam po drugiej stronie kamery i to ja kreowałam tą medialną rzeczywistość przy projektach sportowych, lifestylowych czy charytatywnych, które organizuję od lat.
A w Agencie musiałam się z tym zmierzyć.
Żona Piotra Kraśki podkreśla, że bardzo zżyła się z ekipą Agenta.
Wiele osób poznała z zupełnie innej strony i zaprzyjaźniła się z nimi.
Wpływ na to miał zapewne stan zagrożenia, w którym cała ekipa musiała funkcjonować przez kilka tygodni.
Ci ludzie, którzy normalnie powinni być przeciwnikami, stali się tak naprawdę bliscy - uważa.
Na co dzień wszyscy uśmiechamy się do siebie i wymieniamy miłe frazesy i trudno powiedzieć, jacy jesteśmy naprawdę,
a poddani cały czas presji i stanowi zagrożenia w tym programie, tak naprawdę poznajemy tego drugiego człowieka prawdziwego, takim jakim on jest.
W większości przypadków to były miłe zaskoczenia i myślę, że znajomość na wiele lat.
Pytana, czy to ona jest agentem, uśmiecha się.
Ja sobie codziennie wieczorem zadaję to pytanie: kto jest agentem? Tak samo jestem niezmiernie ciekawa, kto się nim okaże.
Myślicie, że to Malina jest agentem?.
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LED floodlight - 10W - POWERFIX - LIDL-
Hello, 10W Wireless LED Projector POWERFIX
€ 23.99 (LIDL)
it's a small projector! (I imagine a big searchlight!)
solid aluminum case with glass pane and padded handle
adjustable lighting angle - weatherproof and protected against water splash (IP65)
guaranteed 3 years
instructions + charger cigarette lighter + charger
a stand and the projector (small!)
on / off / power
I do the editing (we unscrew and revisit!)
it can be oriented (top left right)
we are tightening here
7.4 rechargeable lithium battery volts and 5200 Mah
charging time: 6 hours - 80% operating time: 3 hours
luminous flux: 700 lumens - temperature: 5000 K (white - neutral)
the presentation is over, a little test here, thanks and see you soon
bedroom (full black)
recording scene (umbrella then POWERFIX LED)
outside
(he's going to ruin the scene)
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Is Amazon FBA Dead Or Too Competitive? | You'd Be Surprised - Duration: 4:57.
what's going on YouTube Sebastian here and in today's video I'm gonna be
talking about whether or not Amazon is still a viable option to still sell on
or whether or not Amazon is dead and it's all got to do with what I'm about
to talk about in a couple of minutes but before I go ahead and jump into today's
video it would mean a lot to me if you will go ahead and subscribe and don't
forget to turn on the notification though so that you won't miss whenever I
upload a brand new video anyways let's go ahead and jump into today's topic so
I remember this question being asked three years ago when I first started and
people are still asking me today and that is whether or not Amazon FBA is
dead if it's competitive you know there's too many people selling on the
platform which makes it harder for new sellers to come on and you know kind of
get competitive and start making 10 20 50 thousand dollars per month and
honestly the answer is no guys Amazon has been growing 10 to 20 percent each
and every single year and they keep on getting bigger and bigger and last year
in 2017 they ended up making a hundred and seventy eight billion dollars in
total sales and total revenue for the company they just released a shareholder
letters to their shareholders the other day and they just passed half a million
employees I think was like five hundred fifty thousand or five hundred and sixty
thousand employees working for Amazon so just imagine that you know they're
growing every single day and you know I wouldn't be surprised if next year's
letter says that they have 750,000 employees working for them because you
know they're just keep on growing and growing they keep on innovating they
keep on adding more sellers more factories they keep on expanding to more
and more countries and it's just more convenient for people to buy with
Amazon's so there's gonna be more traffic coming onto the platform and you
know there's gonna be more of an option and more of an opportunity for you to
become successful as a seller on Amazon and this ties in with what I showed you
guys at the beginning of the video now I'm gonna go ahead and explain this and
explain the flywheel to you guys but before we go ahead and do that
I wish I could go ahead and take credit for this but honestly I'm one of my
mentors showed it to me his name is Sam ovens he talks about it for consulting
and he uses Amazon as the example but I think that would be really cool and
really beneficial to you guys to see why Amazon is still a viable option and why
it's not dead and why it's going to continue to keep
on growing and why Amazon is still a great opportunity in 2018-2019 and I
think up to 2020 as far as I can see Amazon's gonna keep on growing and
growing and growing so now is as good a time to get in but anyways let's go
ahead and explain this flywheel over here so basically you start out with the
sellers so the more sellers that are the more selection that the people on Amazon
have you know there's more products that they can buy which leads to better
customer experience now the better customer experience leads to more
traffic you know more people are going to come if they enjoy the experience on
Amazon and they're gonna become repeat buyers and you know the more traffic
that comes onto Amazon more sellers are gonna start selling on there which is
gonna increase the selection which in turns keeps on increasing the experience
that people have on Amazon which in turn brings in more traffic more buyers and
more repeat buyers now then from the traffic you know that goes on and the
lowers the cost because you know they're able to increase their economies of
scale and they're able to lower their costs because you know they're gonna
have a lot more traffic coming and more people are gonna be buying stuff through
Amazon so overall that's gonna be lowering their costs and that's gonna
lead to lower prices which is gonna lead to an enhanced customer experience which
in turn leads to more traffic and you know every time that this thing keeps on
going and another piece is fixed honestly it just makes the mix Amazon
and makes the company using this better and better and better now I hope this
makes sense and I hope I did justice explaining that but you know if you guys
want to go ahead and check out the video where Sam explains it I can go ahead and
link it down below if you guys want to see it
but anyways all the big companies use this Facebook uber Amazon they all
incorporate this flywheel you know the more sellers the more selection the
better the experience more traffic and just keeps on going and going and going
and that all fuels growth and that's why Amazon is still a viable option because
you as a seller goes on you know you're gonna be improving that facet of the
flywheel which in turn improves the entire process on Amazon and you know
make Amazon and Better Business and in turn
you get rewarded as well but yeah anyways that's it for today's video guys
that was my opinion whether or not Amazon is dead or if it's still a great
opportunity to start selling honestly if you guys listen to the video it's still
a great opportunity to start selling in 2018 and 2019 as well if you guys liked
the video please go ahead and leave a like if you have any questions about
anything feel free to leave them down below cuz I do love to giving back to
everybody anyways I'll see you guys in the next video
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Geocaching inside - Unboxing Avril 2018 - Duration: 22:13.
Hey Hi Geo subscribers we meet today for the unboxing of
the box April villages hide then ..... you doing? * It is in the field and it ^^ * Japanese to bring him
hi Geo subscribers, welcome in this monthly unboxing of the box home hidden village. We are in April
grheuu joined me to make his first unboxing * that's it, you can enjoy the sun *
Here we take advantage of the good weather, we brought you back to a place that you were
discover in our first videos we * had done a course and is
besides there are only I had done my hundredth it's done you had done you got hundredth
but I have a rather painful memory of this walk two
times, you will link up the video
in the small "I" video reference here, gone it's gone
a box a box in a box box "boxception" then you normally to
small label on the side here in April and what have we in
box of April so hopefully the wind will
not too intense with the new micro normally it should do but
it is still quite windy so it must not open it. it is the leaflets as
it each time with the summary of the box I'm videos you're me ^^
the green paper is removed, and that I see? then it is a TB which is shown
with the tree of life I think, you know these tree species with very large
branches and very large root below that shows a little, * is it Swiss? *
so I know if it is Nordic I think it's mythology
Nordic finally it is a very Pretty TB
I hide you the number here is super nice here in a nice
clear plastic "The Crystal tree" with my wonderful English accent
yeah yeah it's nice but there was had been a key ring
PVC transparent like that "geocacher of the world" I believe that
it's in unboxing christmas I think it seems to me in any case
first traaçable directly, super nice. Yours ! I not look at me like that I
make a surprise texture I would say yes patch !! oooohhhh a path in the
theme of this month so it "cache in trash out" I hope that the focus will be above
CITO a patch so it's really really
the theme (it reminds me a video that went out there to not long) here is there will in links
CITO So I remind you that this is the week of
CITO so feel free to participate in an event during this week
for a memory and do a good deed
here! To me ^^ yeah you do every live traceable ^^ so this is a
traceable with a bottle of beer, or an empty bottle
a bottle into the sea an empty bottle
no it is not the brand that's a pretty traceable but shaped bottle
So bottle into the sea where festive as you prefer at the end of the
Video will be read anyway booklet so if there is a detail forgotten
puts you on as usual in the video here to there ^^
in any case it helps if you want to travel to put in
containers that will be smaller so that's cool
they are small it is fine but it is sure that in PET tube
for example you can put it. unless one hangs well
course a big thing going on but I think this is the theme of a CITO
bottle pick up a bottle and maybe everything will be a little
this theme there because I think back to the tree again it is nature through
The St Patrick is when? It happened ... A damn ^^ it could also
I snet a big thing
ah yeah yeah to bring a camera
to make small maintenance while inside is a small bag and
I even think it's a bag mini bag back but not to have to m
or the belt is for waders may be short in any case a bag
super nice, it the quality of air anyway
a small pouch in with what to put your pens book of logs
there is a small thing to tighten a large pocket with close
inside a small zip with space to put easily
small nano type of caches hidden
it can be a great little bag for your maintenance done
when you do your maintenance or small raises, I'm going
certainly serve to maintain my hold on the bike etc.
it's great fun and really well, there you have the straps
we see that these resistant and more, yeah I think MFH
it is the same brand that makes small containers, small container
black with survival kit etc. An official log book they
are the ones, I like it in the placepour put large buffers.
a log by duplex sheet
we had a bigger than this one example we had a bigger like
why we put in the night cache that was stolen but which is unfortunate
because what I like and that is that people can write
things when we put quite a logbook, people
put a note a little drawing etc. so that, it certainly will go in our
next letterbox. little thing that is great too is that
noted above may therefore the owner and the email like that sometimes it is found
when the caches are vandalized and although there is a some piece
either this is well-intentioned people see the email and sends a short email
even if sometimes it's a twist on the cache instead of making a
maintenance request directly sends a mail to prevent
the owner and then after they manage to handle the case
ah there to even behind the instructions! Congratulations you found
a geocache accidentally or not please read etc ... cool
great, it's next to me? Yes it's you I was feeling that the paper ....
is not the right way ^^ I have something I have something ^^
OHHHH a Geowood
geowood true color so it is not set and will put a photo
at the end, as usual, we talked just there for some time
color of Géowood.
it is really great fun and we are again in the theme of the tree
life that landed on the planet is actually if you look good
the thread on the CITO is the environment is the environment
So you really get the tree of life
TICO and I think the bottle is not it is related to the theme
Besides that it fits into the small bag
Qu'es what is that?
then the name
it is not transparent paper that is tiberius would we say it all away
it is the reflector but he released the name every time he sees
it is a kind of sticky paper you see these cells and a little
Honeycomb and metallic silver * I would put the exact name *
is poru make Night Cache is reflectors as
you on poles at the roadside in red
the you put a lamp, and it reflected the light
stickers is it allows you for example to put on a
panel, you're doing a cutout shape you want or you just put strips and
it allows not to nail reflective for example ....
when you put your lamp above yeah but nothing to do with UV lamps
nothing to do this is so I more name I
Tiberius will see the video and I know that it is the word that comes out
directly whenever they sees it as a booster.
it's the same reflectors as bikes
yeah this is good and there in an interesting amount
there must be some mettres.
two or three meters I think.
So to me ..... Oh
I understood that it is the badge therefore monthly box each time so
This is the guestbook of each box so there is the planet again with
the central box trees and the small right number you will not see the
certainly not to the camera where then you have very good eyes I you
put as usual here yeah so please go the log
as usual and say where you saw is what you think of
contents of this box here and yes also in short video all
What do you think
oh yeah they are great that there
I love them * ot say a small suitcase * yeah the one I used to hide
FINDMYCACHE contest for movie reel they are really
owls ah yeah so what's nice is that
already they are more clips to open and close
so it allows that they are really well protected in quotes
And especially inside you can put delicate things but
foam like that's going to protect and maintain
If have shaken it will not wander all over the place so it's really
owl that helps keep caches very good qualities
there is a good seal
especially also inside there is a good seal so really when the farm
there's really no moisture.
that I asked and I put beneath the moss
foams can be removed so if you need to place
you can remove me I put a small sachet anti humidity below
foam to remove moisture because in fact it is not necessarily
humility will go but it is the condensation of time that damages the cache.
Sometimes cache takes the heat and the night his grave is it creates
condensation and with it really is not that there nickel I love
that's pretty cool but in fact if you look but again it's
almost a kit ready to put that one in. To have TB, the reflector to the
the short walk .. there is a tendency to do regularly see each time the kits.
hop
You know what's missing? Heuuu a pencil?
if you follow me ride one finds full because I always lose.
Are what remains something else? it's mine ? yes I have not looked in the background
the box I take a lot of listening tissue paper tissue paper
I think you will destroy the headset user ears
Oh I have a thing is a camouflage hiding in chewing gum
is a camo cover chewing gum so great so see
it's like chewing gum chewing a big, disgusting chewing gum
So there behind a microphone
* Magnets * yeah there there are magnets and there is a micro
Logbook, and there is a small clip so I think the clip and
to help removed to get the logbook in? Not to remove
the little box besides I thou for little fingers
by against it and magnetic and that is fun because really for
put behind a panel so people they will not touch that's so
fun You see I said that jokingly, but actually I was right.
ah but is more flexible? ah this is disgusting
So are what it used to effectively extract the logbook
indeed it is
I said did not fall ... It's not me ^^ yeah So really these tiny I knew not even
it existed it must not even 1 milliliter where little look book is
I actually used it to extract is that it can be used
I think yes but not you let it did not leave the small barrette?
Or for the ride? for rolled yeah I think
we look in the manual are you then say I will
store because I know myself I know myself I'm going to lose it all goes
put in the bag I think. A not but this one is awesome great
I really am a fan. * You feel the guy who's going to order 10 after on site *
but not look great it makes it makes great
any post (noise) to non yeah it's great fun * You did well (noise)
I'm doing very well (noise) in general but it's really nice
oh yeah not that this one I love so really turn was made
the small box very nice, very nice
really great * I will reveal all to the small dot. so we had to hide
tight closed and besides there are also two rings that allow
to also hang here we had the official logbook, which is quite nice
and as it was said that a lot of room to put a buffer and a drawing
or to have the place to write If you go on this kind team cache
here you can have big buffer there
with no worries. Finally the big bag small bag
it is great for the maintenance or have small items on hand.
Yeah for maintenance or to make a
CITO have a trash bag etc.
great and she's really strong you can feel the seams is not fake
it is not stung beetles
it is mainly at the zip meaning that it will not let go quickly or
this is really cool yeah (delicacy) had the reflectors roll
delicacy that's military is made for that roll reflectors so I
still recalls the name reflectors on roadside but
the ideal name will be put to your marking etc.
if you want the night hiding in addition there was
kits are no longer
there is not a long time I think it was in the Advent calendar
christmas or some monthly box there are both small kits
make nigth hides it's a pretty cool addition
I leave you represent that, yes, the tb with the tree of life
crystal clear so I allowed myself to look in
the little slip (she cheated on) exactly no no it was just to get an info
So in fact it is previewed it in this box for
World Earth Day this world premiere yeah So rather
nice plus I found really beautiful so here goes. there is a
small seal CITO yeah yeah I just see
and there is the explanation of CITO is really nice because it
and then I guess that's a small pouch
to offer, so a pocket to offer it's more fun
if you want a gift that is the official patch Cache in Trash Out so for
CITO events to put on your clothes bags backpack etc.
it is a thermo - sticky as usual where you can sew this one
had also geowood with the shaft resting on the earth always
related to the environment and I finally actually think that the theme of this box
it is not wrong with our environment here we are we are TOP
could not have done better here is the color geowood this is the first
Once one sees like that in the box
it grows there is our more color it
there are many that are engraved but this is true for this color
theme here yeah I think it's not bad I prefer just like you
I believe those who are laser engraved but because you can put more
details I think maybe this is technically
easy to burn tiny little details after this one and really very
well done. it must depend on where is what it is made
that one GO collection there was also the small badge so small
badge box so as usual you but the bottom number please
and will log and say what you thought of the contents of boxing before
last TB with the bottle so the bottle
small beer now they will leave lying at the end of a great evening
geocaching? Yeah there either
geocaching let you not to waste not, but I say it's fine for a
evening yeah you got done drinking beer you will log this one here
And it's stupid but me it's my favorite thing in the box
this is the one I prefer boxing. * This isthe most disgusting thing the existing *
The loan gum geocache to ask. this one I can not wait to ask him and I
think like I have to go out with you very soon the tutorial how to ask
his first cover I think it will be this one is obliged I
sure; I am sure is that there is clearly that's the elected here
This unboxing ends is still a beautiful box
super really great theme well respected as always
still in fact in environment and in the context of what is happening
in geocaching in France or in the world
that's really good, the week of CITO
yes, it is this month whether they respected the theme we were filmed here
it was not related to that but it's good it's good nature and
we in the end we just wanted to be outside. but yeah the box again am
theme of the month last month we had with easter January
with the new year so it's really cool and there are objects out
themes that can enter the thematic ultimately etc ... that are
is always fun to see that people who do that
really the hollow head to find stuff related and even
who will look for items that really illustrated specific
that's cool, so brief yet beautiful box it feels good tires
it is a question that comes up very often in live is what we get tired
or not the box and although the answer and again there I just yet
once looking forward to next month to find out what he's going to be.
I could be there? I dunno !! ^^ anyway do not hesitate to tell us what you think
Video of the box in the comments tell us what the purpose
the rigor that you gave most want for example to have the box what
what you most broke
thank you in that box to be more and more is that the chain is
approach thousand subscribers it's just a crazy thing so we arrive at
next level next draw is coming soon it's just
a crazy thing thank you to be more and more of us
send images of your geocaching trips on the facebook page and etc.
videos and videos here because we had since yesterday or the day before yesterday
kevin so I will not give his full name tag but who recognize and kevin
that made us really great pleasure in showing us one of these
beautiful secret that he made the huge cache camouflage and it made us
great pleasure to receive a video of four five minutes showing us the
course cache etc and really wanted here
do a little wink because that we are really touched and made
fun waiting to meet for a next video I tell you
soon the friendship Geo ciaociao friends
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Hi everyone and welcome to this tutorial
Today I'm gonna show you how to recover replays that are corrupted after an update of Fortnite
If you seen this screen after the last update then you can't read your old replays anymore
all the red ones are corrupted,
the orange one has been made after the update
but I find a trick that allow me to read the old replays again
You will need 3 things :
an old replay, a new replay done after the last update and an hexadecimal editor
For this I use HxD a freeware hex editor
(link in the description)
but you can use the one you want
So, how does it works…
For example I will take this replay : 2018-04-17 23.56.58 which is here
and a replay made today, which is here
And I will open the two replays in HxD
(drag and drop the two files into the blank window)
then go to windows -> mosaic, it will be easier
The newest replay is on the top and the oldest replay is on the bottom
click on each window and choose the value : 32 here
So you have to find the value which is before the "=" on the newest replay, here
and to paste it at the same place on the oldest replay
select the two characters and do "Edit -> copy" or CTRL+C
and paste on the oldest replay at the same place "Edit -> paste" or CTRL+V
While the focus is on the bottom windows,
do -> file -> save as … and choose a new name
for example "ModifiedReplay(...)"
Go back to Fortnite,
go back to the menu to refresh the replay list
Now you can see that the modified replay is readable
So we will try this
as you can see, it's working fine
I will go further to the replay
there is a glitch on the screen (a player marker)
(This is the end of the game)
so I did the same thing with another replay
but I remember having this glitch in one of my game
it could be on this particular game that I choosed randomly
I guess it is
No glitch on this one.
Ok
There is no guarantee that this will work with the future updates
and trying to launch a very old replay could crash your game
keep that in mind
use your old replays this way while you can
I hope this could help
Ask me your questions in the comments :-)
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I'm so happy to explain to you ''what is the terroir？''.
The terroir has a various senses, This is not just about the soil and the underground soil
on which we plant the vines.
This is also about the environment around the vineyard,
the altitude, the orientation, the climat etc.
So, if the wines are made from the same variety, but form different terroir,
you probably have different tastes.
In the Languedoc, we are lucky to have a great diversity of terroirs
on closed territories.
That's why we decided to create wines that can embody and honor this diversity.
The vineyards of our wine estate expand on a zone of 6 km.
After observing them for a long time, we are able to divide them into 5 different individual terroirs.
Some of them can bring us more minerality as the 100% lemon stone terroir,
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Our main part job is to segment our vineyards into 5 terroirs,
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China teaching job guide 2018 -- finding your dream job! | Teachers exist in China 5 of 6 REUPLOADED - Duration: 36:25.
Hey Foreigners, as part of our continuing "Teachers exist in China" week, today we bring
you the ultimate guide to teaching ESL in China.
I'm going to tell you everything I know about the job search: what to look for and what
to avoid, to find your foreign teaching dream job.
So grab a pen and paper, you're going to want to take notes.
Let's begin with an overview of what we're going to cover.
This guide has six parts.
Firstly, I'll lay out my experience and credentials, so you can decide if you even want to take
my advice.
Then I'll break down the kinds of English-teaching jobs you can get in China, and their advantages
and disadvantages.
Next, I'll talk about some cultural differences that will be present no matter where you work.
After that, I'd like to make a brief plug for Luzhou, my hometown in China.
Then, I'll go over some interview questions you might not know that you should ask your
potential employer.
Finally, we'll wrap it up with a discussion of the legal shenanigans you may come across
while teaching in China.
If you have any questions after all that, feel free to leave a comment, and I'll address
your query to the best of my ability.
Let's do this.
Let's do this.
I'm Emily, of course, and I've been teaching in China for more than six years.
I've done ... most of it, from kindergarten to private teaching to working for a couple
training schools to working for a public school.
I even taught a month-long continuing ed. summer course for other teachers one year.
Most of my experience has been right here in Luzhou, a prefecture-level city in south
Sichuan province, and I spent one year in the even smaller town of Lijiang in Yunnan
province.
I estimate in my time here that I have taught many thousands of students.
And that's what Emily means to me.
Let's take a short break, and after we'll talk about the English teaching jobs that
may be available to you.
So, what's the best ESL job?
Well, that depends on what you're looking for.
I'm going to look at four different categories here: private training schools, private kindergartens,
public schools, and colleges.
The private training school is basically an after school-tutoring center, where you teach
extracurricular English classes.
They will all tell you that your students will be of all ages, but pretty much babies
are their bread and butter.
Training schools in China are constantly looking for new foreign teachers, so it's super easy
to find these jobs.
And they'll offer you a lot of money, too.
Because it is HARD WORK, and a lot of foreign teachers quit before their contract is up.
I did.
Twice.
I have to admit my bias, here: I really think training schools are the worst.
Training schools are privately owned, so the specifics of why each one is the worst may
vary.
And, I've heard that some people who are not me have actually found tenable work situations.
Let me know in the comments if this is you.
I'm dying to know what a "good" training school is like.
But, so, each school does things a bit differently.
You can be sure, however, that you'll have to work most evenings, and your Saturdays
and Sundays will be packed to the gills.
If they tell you differently, they are lying to you.
In one of the schools I worked at, I had 24 different classes weekly of four students
each, taking lessons across 7 different textbooks.
Lesson planning was a huge, hidden part of the job -- that they expected me to do pretty
much on my own time.
When I started, I was also made to do public marketing activities and demo classes, but
I eventually negotiated my way out of those.
If your school is afraid enough of losing you, they will make a deal.
If you're a shrewd negotiator, you may be able to create the situation you want, but
get any extra deals in writing and be prepared to have to constantly defend those concessions.
You're not supposed to speak Chinese with the kids in most English teaching jobs.
And at the training schools, I had assistants to help me out when we got in a translation
jam, kind of.
As I became more experienced, I realized their role was actually to sell more classes to
the parents than to help me out.
It was as punishing a job for them as it was for me, so there was also a lot of turnover
among the Chinese staff at these schools.
There's usually a uniform, which is ... fine.
Some kind of polo shirt or athletic wear with the school's logo on it.
Why is teaching so sporty?
I don't get it.
The vacation policies at training schools are dissatisfying to say the least -- if I
only wanted two weeks off a year, I would have kept my job in America.
And, [sarcasm] as a special ... treat, I had a boss who would schedule our school holidays
during my weekend, so I wouldn't get extra days off.
Like, in my normal schedule, my days off were Monday and Tuesday, so she scheduled the Christmas
break for a Monday.
Basically, I felt when I worked for a training school, they took all of my energy and all
of my good free time.
They would reschedule my classes at the last minute without consulting me ahead of time.
"Can you come to school now?" was a call I learned to hate.
The sales associates made ridiculous educational decisions without my input, and then because
they sold a certain thing to the parents, I would have to teach it.
They would assuage these hurts with bonus after bonus, and that was good enough for
a while, but in the end, I decided the money wasn't worth it.
I wanted my lazy expat China life back.
You may decide differently.
If you do go this route, please keep this warning in mind: Training schools are a highly
competitive business, and some of them are less than scrupulous when it comes to getting
you a legal visa.
We'll talk more about this at the end of this video, but if you do work for a training school,
do your due diligence and know your rights and responsibilities as a foreign national.
Private kindergarten, on the other hand, is a dream!
Full disclosure, I work for a kindergarten now, but you cannot have my job.
Here's what's good about it.
The schedule is the same every week, about 20 hours a week, and I'm done by 4pm, with
a two and a half hour lunch break while the kids nap.
Any prep I need to do can be done during work time, and all of my weekly classes use the
same lesson plan.
It's a lot of songs and games and dancing, which if you like these things, it's kind
of fun.
I have heard of people complaining that they feel like they have to be a clown for their
kids, but I have never felt that.
The kids are just looking to make a connection, the same as any other human.
I have an assistant, who does all of the disciplining; all I have to do is M.C. the fun.
The base pay is decent, and there is an opportunity to pick up private classes if I feel like
making more money.
We get all the public holidays off, and between the summer and winter break, I get plenty
of time off -- to make these videos!
The bad: In China, they start kindergarten at 2 years old, and it takes a lot of energy
to keep up with those babies.
And there is always someone crying at any given moment.
Both of these things took a lot of getting used to for me, but it's not actually something
I mind, now.
Another thing is that the class sizes for the older babies is pretty big.
I think I have, like, 40 kids in my 6-year-olds class.
But I had upwards of 60 kids in my middle school classes -- if you can't handle large
class sizes, maybe teaching in China isn't for you.
There's a uniform -- another tracksuit -- but I only have to wear it on occasional school
outings.
Which I am well-informed of in advance.
Much like training schools, private kindergartens can vary widely in quality, so do your research
before you sign anything.
When we come back, we'll take a look at public schools and colleges.
My first job in China was at a public middle school, where I stayed for four years.
I have really fond memories of working for the middle school ... which have kind of obliterated
all the annoyances I know that I felt at the time.
But first, the breakdown.
The standard contract is usually something like 20 40-minute classes a week, which works
out to a 16-hour time commitment.
I was responsible for prepping 1-2 lessons per week, on my own time -- with complete
freedom to teach mostly whatever I wanted, as long as it was in English.
The flip side of complete freedom, however, is zero guidance; you're kind of on your own
when it comes to teaching, though my school did give me a copy of the English textbook
for reference.
I didn't have an assistant, either, which made communicating with the kids really difficult.
But it is doable.
Searching out "Immersion Classroom strategies" will help you a lot if this is your situation.
Vacations a-plenty, including paid days off every month when the kids had exam days.
The downside is that the pay is often much lower than training and private schools.
Some schools provide half pay during the non-teaching winter and summer months off, but mine didn't,
so I had to be careful to hoard my nuts.
And, like I said before, the classes are huge.
Gifted kids were about 30 to a class, but other classes could be more that 60.
I have heard that if you teach in a rural area, you might have, like, 80 students in
one class.
Managing that many people to do anything is really hard.
Again there is no assistant, so it really is trial by fire of any classroom management
techniques you've learned.
Education is provided for free in China up through middle school, or about 15 years of
age.
If they continue their education beyond that, their family has to pay, though there are
merit scholarships and financial aid available for talented high schoolers.
Classes are tracked by ability, which means you'll have classes full of gifted kids, which
almost teach themselves, and classes full of kids who may drop out at the half year
to take a job in a factory.
The middle ground is actually where I had the most fun -- the gifted kids are well behaved
beyond your wildest dreams, but that can be a little boring.
The bottom of the bunch are still deserving of an education and your compassion, but honestly,
they can be pretty checked out.
But!
The middling kids are interested in what you have to say, but loose enough to go on some
pretty funny tangents.
From 12 years old and up, for many students, school is often a sleep-away experience.
The middle school I taught at was the size of a small liberal arts college in the States,
and the teachers and students all dormed together in neighboring buildings.
Because of this, Chinese teachers can be as important in their students' lives as the
students' own parents.
And, if you choose, you can form really strong bonds with your students.
We had kids over to our apartment to make western food, or play guitar, or just watch
English-language movies.
I still keep in touch with some of my students from that time today.
I'm close with my students from private school, too, but being their teacher has much more
of a hired-gun feel.
In retrospect, teaching in public school was both really challenging and incredibly rewarding.
I stayed at that school for four years and I'm really thankful for that experience.
As for college life, beyond the continuing education course I taught, I don't actually
have any experience with teaching English at the university level.
The reason for that is because of all the ESL jobs in China, the pay is by far the lowest.
At my current job, I make, like, six times what I could make teaching college.
I will also share that when I taught continuing ed. it was a very unsatisfying experience.
The adults were completely unmotivated and it seemed that most of them didn't want to
be there.
I've heard from other teachers that college students are similarly apathetic.
In China, the reputation is, you basically kill yourself to get through high school (sometimes
literally), but college is kind of a joke.
In fairness, the upside to teaching university level students is that it's generally a higher
level of English, and the lessons can be much more interesting.
Also, you can make genuine connections with your young adult students, some of whom are
actually interested in learning English.
Let's take another short break, and when we come back, we'll put all this information
into an easily digestible chart.
OK. So here's that chart I promised you
Because this is China, there is one constant that I will guarantee will be a part of your
job, no matter where you end up: People here are terrible at planning, and then also terrible
at communicating that planning.
I mentioned before the training schools calling to say, "Surprise!
You have class right now, come to school!"
That was an extreme example in degree, but not all that uncommon in principle.
Everyone I've ever worked for has had some kind of last-minute: "Hey, come here."
Also, in the middle school I worked for, at the start of spring term one year, they moved
every classroom to a new location on the first day of school, without telling anyone.
It was chaos.
We would often get invited to events, and not be told until we got there that we were
the star of said event.
Or, it's parents' day, but nobody told the foreign staff, who had just prepared a normal
lesson.
For various reasons, I've made many impromptu speeches.
The key is to remember that no one actually cares what a public speaker says.
Just end with, "and your kids are great!"
There may even be a plan communicated to you ahead of time ... that has nothing to do with
what actually unfolds.
Just a few weeks ago, my school had a 2.5 km fun run that had originally been characterized
as supervising kids playing in toy cars.
This is China, and those things are going to happen.
And more, probably.
If you find that kind of disorder upsetting, it's possible that China isn't a good place
for you.
If you like surprises, on the other hand ... China welcomes you!
One other thing: Ten to twenty years ago, you used to be able to get a job anywhere
in China just by showing up and being white ... oh, yeah, sidebar here: The Chinese have
a well-known problem with racism.
White skin is openly preferred.
Because, [gesture down] privilege, I don't have any experience or advice with this.
To teachers of color, I can only offer my condolences.
I'm really sorry that this is the case here.
It sucks.
To other white teachers, consider pushing back against racist statements when you hear
them.
People love you for your skin color, you don't have a lot at stake if you make waves.
But this applies to foreigners of all colors: these days China expects you to actually be
able to teach.
I work really hard to make sure all of my students are learning something.
In fact, when I cited job stress as a reason I wanted to quit training school, my boss
told me that my lessons didn't have to be that good.
But that means I get to pick and choose my opportunities, and ask for more money.
Being a good foreign teacher gives me a lot of power.
Of course in a small market, you can get away with being just so-so, if that makes you happy.
But it's not acceptable anymore to roll up hung over and lecture at your students about
your drunken exploits the night before.
Especially at private schools.
The parents pay a lot of money for these lessons, and they demand satisfaction.
Their baby better have learned something -- they're watching you on the closed circuit TV.
Coming up next, a city on the rise.
Alright ... here I'd like to make a case for my Chinese hometown, Luzhou.
Come to Luzhou.
A prefecture-level city in south Sichuan province, Luzhou has a lot to offer an ambitious foreigner.
It's a city on the rise: Old China is still accessible, but you can also find bread, and
butter, and other Western comforts.
Not really cheese, yet.
But we have our own Peter's Tex Mex.
We're so close to pandas!
And there are tons of under-exposed natural and man-made wonders just a few hours drive
from the city.
Leshan's Big Buddha, Yibin's Bamboo Sea, Mt. Emei, and hot springs!
Jiujiagou is a short plane ride away, but IT'S STILL IN SICHUAN!
There's fantastic hiking all around us.
South Sichuan butts up against the Tibetan plateau, and there are forests, gorges, and
all kinds of nature to get lost in.
Prefer the city life?
We have access to three!
Luzhou itself is a city on the rise.
And our more established neighbors Chengdu and Chongqing host art galleries and rock
clubs that attract acts from around the world.
If you're looking to improve your Chinese, young people here speak Mandarin!
And very few people speak English -- as compared to in a first-tier city -- so you'll be forced
to take your book learning out into the real world, right away.
There are some other foreigners, but there aren't a lot of us, which to me is ideal.
You have access to an international community, but you won't get caught in an expat bubble,
spending all your time living abroad interacting only with other people like you.
Fewer foreigners also translates into great opportunities for the aspiring English teacher.
I get job offers just walking down the street.
Seriously, at the grocery store, at the hot pot restaurant, in the elevator of my building.
Twice, I got offers of work, while I was ALREADY AT WORK!
And the weather ... well, it's hot and humid, and occasionally sunny!
On a nice day, Luzhou rivals any place I've been.
The river walk is lovely, and we've got parks all over.
Most larger Chinese cities are unwieldy behemoths, clad in concrete and ring roads.
But Luzhou is a manageable, walk-able size, and it actually is beautiful, I think.
So, come to Luzhou, a city on the rise.
I honestly can't imagine why you'd want to live anywhere else.
Stay tuned for the questions you need to ask before you say yes to your dream job.
OK, when you're looking for ESL work, especially if you're in Luzhou, there are still a lot
of jobs, and not a lot of competition, so I really recommend taking your time to find
the job that's a perfect fit for you.
A job interview is a job interview anywhere in the world, but there are some things that
are specific to China.
We're going to talk about some of the details you should know in the area of contracts,
pay, hours and housing.
And then, after a short break, we'll address the topic of legal working visas in China.
Any reputable school will have a contract translated into English for your approval
that lays out all the details of your job, the deal you're getting, the visa they are
sponsoring, fire-able offenses, and how to terminate that contract.
They may have you sign two contracts with a small difference that I'll leave it to them
to explain.
It's common practice and no cause for alarm.
But there is a cultural difference around the contract that it's important to be aware
of.
My Chinese colleague explained that in local culture, a signed contract does not mean negotiations
are completely finished with regards to your job description.
Bosses expect to be able to change your duties -- usually with no extra compensation.
I'll let you guess what kind of schools are the worst offenders at this: Starts with a
T and rhymes with "paining!"
If you push back against the mission creep, I can tell you from experience, you'll be
told, "But it's Chinese culture!"
You won't get fired, though, if you stand your ground.
They need you.
Make sure you know what your compensation plan looks like: Base salary, bonuses, stipends.
Are holidays paid?
Sometimes they aren't.
Public schools increasingly don't offer any pay for the summer and winter holidays.
But some places will offer half pay during your downtime if you sign up for another year.
Will they help you pay your taxes?
When is payday?
It's pretty common to be paid only once a month.
Also, for a while I was paid in a big, fat wad of cash every month, but most institutions
these days can set up direct deposit with a Chinese bank.
And, of course, they will help you set up a Chinese bank account.
If there's a flight allowance, when can you expect that or other expenses, to be reimbursed?
What other costs are you allowed to expense?
If you're just arriving in China, know that you will need to have enough savings to get
you through at least your first month before any money starts coming your way.
Some schools offer nice perks, so ask what they can do for you -- where I work now, they
give me free lunch from the school cafeteria, if I want it.
You can see what a typical Chinese school lunch looks like in a video from earlier in
the week.
The other big part of your contract is the amount of hours you're expected to work, and
what those hours mean.
A lot of training schools, in particular, will split your schedule between teaching
hours and office hours -- at my last training school job, they only paid overtime if you
worked extra teaching hours ... but they would expect you to work as many office hours as
necessary.
Ask what duties might be expected of you during an office hour, and be aware that the time
between classes, where you clean up after your last class and prepare for your next
class, might be counted as a "break."
If you don't have enough teaching hours in a given week, what happens?
How do they handle and communicate schedule changes?
Like I said earlier, no matter where you work a change of plans WILL happen.
Can they guarantee you 24 hours notice?
Will they call you at 6am?
Or midnight?
And what's the procedure when a class is cancelled or rescheduled?
And demo and marketing activities ... I hate these, so if these are a part of the job,
I'm out.
But if they're not a dealbreaker for you, you should know exactly what you're getting
into.
Ask about it!
It's common for ESL contracts to include a provision for housing, whether that's a school-owned
apartment or a rent subsidy in your paycheck.
If it's a school apartment -- where is it?
On campus?
There are perks and drawbacks to living with your students.
No matter where you plan on living, get a picture of the facilities first, if you can't
visit in person.
I've mostly had good apartment experiences, but I've also heard horror stories of people
being put up in storage rooms, so be careful.
Will your apartment have a western toilet?
A washing machine?
It won't have a dryer, but you can ask.
Also, dishwashers are unlikely.
It's standard for apartments in China to come furnished, so you probably won't have to worry
about that, but knowledge is power.
If you have to find your own apartment, be aware that rent is generally paid a full year
up front -- or in some cities quarterly or at the half year.
A supportive school will help you find a place, but you'll have to finance the initial payment
yourself -- if your school provides a subsidy, it'll be included with your monthly payment.
Rent in Luzhou for a two-bedroom apartment in the nice part of town runs about $300 U.S.
per month.
I can't really give you numbers in the rest of the country, but it's safe to say that
bigger cities would be more expensive.
Come to Luzhou.
If you can, I really recommend talking to the foreign teacher who was there before you.
Schools can be pretty desperate, and tell you things that you want to hear rather than
the truth.
And bad working conditions can really make your time in China a nightmare.
Stay tuned, and in our last segment we'll discuss legal Chinese work visas.
Lastly, I want to talk about work visas in China.
I don't want to alarm you, but I don't know one person who hasn't had some issue with
theirs ... although the good news there is that visa troubles are normal and survivable!
There are two issues with your employer that you'll have to watch out for: One, they are
actually a crook and lying to you.
Use your common sense and ask all your questions, and you'll be able to sniff this out.
Two, they are uninformed and make big mistakes.
It happens.
But either way, it's good for you to know the law and what can happen to you.
If you do something wrong, even if it's what your school told you to do, the consequences
fall directly on you.
So know your dates of when paperwork is due, when permits expire, all of it.
The correct procedure to follow is that you apply for a Z-visa in your home country, come
over here and your school will apply for something called a Foreign Expert Certificate.
With the FEC in hand, you will apply for your foreign residence permit, which will allow
you to enter and exit the country multiple times, and, more importantly work there.
You should finish the process within thirty days of your arrival in China, though if you
need more time, I think you can extend the Z-visa.
The school holds onto the foreign expert certificate, and your passport is yours.
The school has no reason to take it from you, and you should question it if they say they
do.
Unfortunately the goal posts keep moving in terms of what precisely you need to do to
qualify as a legal teacher of English in China -- as of 2018, you need a valid university
diploma and a certificate of no criminal record, both authenticated by the Chinese embassy
or consulate in your HOME COUNTRY.
If you're starting out now, a TEOFL is useful too, I hear.
Next year, I'm sure the requirements will be something new and exciting, and the same
for the year after that.
But here's something that will always be true: You cannot work on a tourist, business, or
student visa, and if someone tells you otherwise, they are lying to you.
Also, only people from countries that have English as their national language can be
certified to teach English.
I know it's totally possible to be a good teacher even if English is your second language,
but in China, that's just the rule.
Again, if a school tells you differently -- lies.
Knowing this, if you still want to take the risk, you are less likely to be caught if
you're further out west, or in a smaller city, but Uncle Foreigner categorically recommends
against this.
Depending on where you are, how much sleep the police officer got the night before, and
what shenanigans you've been a party to, the punishment can range from a very steep fine
to deportation.
Jail is unlikely, but not out of the question.
Recently, an American on an illegal student visa had to spend a month behind bars in Chengdu,
and it did not sound fun.
If you want to hear his story, I'll link to a podcast he was on in the description below.
Something that is a grey area but everybody does it, is that your school may ask you to
come to China as soon as possible on a tourist visa, and they'll work on getting you your
work permit while you're here.
Here's what I don't like about this: There is minimal risk of getting caught working
in your first months while you're still on the tourist visa, but it's still illegal.
Also, your school, through malice or incompetence, may not ever be able to get you the legal
visa once you're here, but you've already overhauled your whole life for a job in China.
Thirdly, even if everything else works out OK, swapping the tourist visa for a Z-visa,
is a big pain.
It involves a trip out of the country to reapply at a foreign-soil Chinese embassy or consulate.
Usually, you can just do this in Hong Kong, but a few years ago, Hong Kong stopped issuing
work permits for a time unless your company had some magic fairy dust or something ... and,
anyway, even if Hong Kong is issuing work permits, it's an expensive trip.
They've got so many tempting great restaurants and bars, and the shopping is fantastic.
Some schools will reimburse part of your expenses, but never enough to do Hong Kong right.
I love Hong Kong, and it's a great place to travel, but an emergency trip there to do
paperwork is not my idea of a good time.
Though there is a great Cantonese breakfast spot right near the consulate.
My verdict: Tread carefully if you want to go the swapsies route, and have a backup plan
in case you need it.
China used to have a reputation as a wild west in the east.
Anything went, and there were easy opportunities for losers back home.
No qualifications?
You could handprint your diploma in crayon, and you'd get hired.
Got a criminal record in one province?
Move to another.
But this is not really true any more.
Behaviors that were fine then just don't fly now, and regulations are tightening up every
year.
In addition to the hiring requirements that I talked about earlier, the police have also
started to expect your job to reflect what your foreign expert certificate says it is.
This means: no more side hustles.
Six years ago, when I taught at a public school, my boss would help me find additional jobs
and tutoring students.
And it was totally fine.
Last year, however, there was a huge crackdown on foreign teachers who took on work outside
of the school that sponsored their visa.
That dream of stealing away all of your training school students to start your own secret private
school -- now you'll actually need to do it on the up and up.
And that involves a lot of paperwork.
Also, it's a jerk move.
Open a school if that's what you want; it's an advanced move, but for many foreign teachers
it's a legitimate next step.
But don't do it out of spite.
Just don't work for a training school if you hate them.
Which concludes the advice I have to give on teaching English as a foreigner in China.
To sum up: There are a lot of different types of teaching opportunities -- do your research
to see what situation fits in with your life goals.
Ask lots of questions: moving to a new country is a big life change, you'll want to be reasonably
sure of what you're getting into.
And, always know your legal rights and responsibilities.
China can be a great adventure, but paying fines at the police station is not the kind
of adventure you want.
If you still have any questions or even your own stories or tips to share, leave them in
the comments.
I'll be active in the discussion, and if we get a really good one going, maybe we'll plan
some sort of sequel.
Oh, and consider Luzhou!
It's a city on the rise.
Thanks for watching everyone.
Good luck out there.
And come back tomorrow for a more general look at that lazy expat lifestyle.
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