Hi everyone. I'm rincey and this is rincey reads. Today i'm going to be doing
my june wrap-up part 2. I'm going to be talking about all of the books that I
finished in the second half of the month. I have plenty to talk about. So let's
jump right in. Actually, before I jump in to the books that I read, I do want to
mention that last week I put up a video of my 10 at least popular books on my
TBR. I just want to point that out in case you missed it. I went through my
physical TBR and I looked up every single one on Goodreads to see which one
had the least amount of reviews and ratings and just talked about them a
little bit in that video. And it was kind of fun.
Link to that will be up in the cards. You can check that out if you haven't
already. A lot of you guys seem to really enjoy that as well. And I just thought it
was fun to talk about some under-the-radar books that could
potentially use a little bit more love. Alright so the first book I'm going to
mention is a reread. And I don't typically do a lot of rereads. But what
has been happening more frequently recently is that I am listening to
audiobooks and doing like reread the books through audiobooks. And something
about that is just so appealing to me. Like last winter I started re-reading the
Harry Potter books through audiobook. And I didn't get through all of them. I think
I got through two or three and then I stopped because I wanted to do other
things. And then recently on hoopla, they added all of Marissa Meyers books. So I
decided to listen to cinder by Marissa Meyer. I'm not gonna do a whole spiel on
this book because I read this when it originally came out, which was like in
2014 or 2013 or something along those lines. And I really enjoyed it back then
and I had followed the series all the way through and really enjoyed the books.
I was actually talking about this book with someone recently and, because
we were talking about like fairytale retellings. And so I was talking about
how much I love this book and then they decided to pick it up. And then I was
like, 'ah crap, what if it doesn't like hold up anymore?' And then I saw it on hoopla. So I
decided to listen to it. And luckily, for me at least, it does hold up. It is like
the most predictable out of the entire series. It follows the Cinderella story
line like so closely. It's like so obvious what's gonna happen. Like I think
even when I originally read it, I saw a lot of the plot points happen. But yeah,
it was just kind of nice to jump back into this world. I loved Iko to death
still. And yeah, I probably will be slowly
working my way through the audiobook versions of this. And I'm especially
excited to see sort of how Scarlet holds up for me because I did not enjoy
Scarlet very much. I mean, I still liked it. It's my least favorite out of the
four and I'm kind of just intrigued to see how that one holds up for me.
Especially because I think that's also the one I remember the least of because
I didn't enjoy it as much. So yeah, I'm gonna link to my super old cinder review.
Do not judge me on that video because it's so old. The lighting is terrible. The sound is
terrible. The way I talk is terrible. Like, oh man, old rincey definitely was not
comfortable in front of cameras as much as she is now. So yes, cinder. Still
really enjoy it. The other audiobook I listened to this month was the kiss
quotient by Helen Hoang. This is also on hoopla and I ended up picking this one
up because I got kind of sick and I couldn't look at screens and I wanted to
read but I didn't really want to hold up a book. So I found this on hoopla and
decided to give it a go. I gave this one a 3 out of 5 stars. I liked it I didn't
love it. There are parts of it I like super duper enjoyed and there's parts of
it that were just kind of okay for me. So in this story, you are following this
character named Stella who has Asperger's and she's around 30 years old.
She works as like an engineer or computer programmer or something along those
lines. And she has made like so much money. But the one thing that she is like
super terrible at is relationships. And she does want to like get married or
have a serious relationship. And so what she decides to do is to hire an escort
basically to teach her how to do things like kiss and have sex and things like that.
So she does that. She ends up hiring this
escort named Michael Phan who is half Vietnamese, half Swedish, I want to say.
He's half white. So when they first meet, she like sort of lays out what she wants and
she asks him if he's willing to like basically do like a 6-month teaching
lesson or something along those lines. Or like a three months teaching lesson
or something like that to slowly teach her all the different things that she
needs to know about like the physical aspects of a relationship. And then they
basically just like slowly fall for each other. And then they like realize that
she doesn't need to just learned the physical aspects but
she also needs to know like what it's like being a girlfriend and what it's
like being in a relationship and things along those lines.
So yeah the parts of this book that I really enjoyed are the characters
themselves. Stella is such a fantastic character and it's also really great to
follow a character who has Asperger's. I believe that the author herself is also
on the spectrum. So you know that like the things that Stella is going through
is relatively accurate to what it's like to be on the autism spectrum. They do a
really, really great job of talking about the things that are triggers for her, the
things that are really difficult for her to deal with. And also show how she's
able to overcome those things and live a relatively like normal life, how like her
being on the spectrum doesn't mean that she has to be this like closeted weirdo.
Like one of the things I really like about this book is that Stella is
portrayed as being like really successful and relatively likable. Like
she's not super duper like off-putting to everyone that she comes into contact
with. But she just has a hard time with certain aspects of relationships. And
obviously they talk about how it's like difficult for her to read certain social
cues and things like that. And I think that the way Michael in the story
handles that as well as the way that he like accommodates her and things like
that is like really sweet and really touching. What I didn't like about the
book is like how sex heavy it is. I mean, I know that sounds kind of weird cause
this is basically a romance book and like they tell you that Stella wants to
learn like how to have sex. But they basically just start having sex
immediately and it feels like they just constantly have sex. Like I don't know if
it's just because I was listening to it in one like straight listen. But it just
felt like it was so much sex. And maybe it's just me being a prude but it just
felt, I don't know. It just felt like too much for me at times. And then also like
the way the story goes. Like things that happen in the second half of the book
just feel a little bit too outrageous I suppose you can say for me. I don't know
like the way everything wraps up is just nice and sweet. And again it wasn't a bad
book by any means but I think it's just personally not my favorite romance novel
that I've read. But again the fact that I'm enjoying these romance novels
are great. And I think that the author is writing a second book in the series. And
it's not following the same characters, Stella and Michael. You're actually
following I think it's Michael's cousin who also has autism. So I'm kind of
intrigued to see how that plays out. So I probably will pick up the next book in
this series. But again, this wasn't like my favorite romance by any means.
All right, the next book that I finished was Undead girl gang by Lily Anderson. This
is a pretty new young adult book. This book was pitched as Veronica Mars meets
the craft, which is 100% the reason why I ended up picking this one up. So in this
story, you are mainly following this character named Mila Flores who is a
teenager. She's in high school and her best friend and basically only friend
Riley ends up dead. She's like found in the creek and people just assumed that
it's a suicide. But Miley is very much convinced that it was murder or
something happened to her because there's no reason why Riley would ever
be in or near the creek. And this death happened shortly after two other girls
from their high school were found hanging in what seems to be sort of like
a suicide pact sort of situation. So people are wondering if like Riley was a
part of that or is just like amongst this trend of girls in their high school
committing suicide, something along those lines. So Riley and Mila were basically
like practicing Wicca. So she decides that she is going to try to use the
spells that she finds in order to bring Riley back to life, at least temporarily
to figure out what exactly happened in her death. But when she does the spell,
not only does Riley come back to life but so do the two other girls who
recently died. Then you just follow them as they try to figure out what exactly
happened in their death. Because when they came come back to life, they don't
remember everything that happened immediately right before they died.
So it's sort of like the story of crazy hijinks as these three basically zombies
are wandering the earth trying to both hide as well as to see the people that
they love and they're not gonna be able to see anymore as well as trying to
figure out what exactly happened here. So yeah, this is another book that got a
three out of five stars for me. It's very like addicting page-turner, very unique
plot. There's a lot of things in here that just don't seem-- it seems kind of
stupid to say don't seem realistic cause like it's a story about zombies. But like
even within the zombie-ness, some of it just didn't really click with me. There are
situations where people see the zombies and I feel like
the reaction is a little bit underrated, sort of. Like people aren't asking as
many questions as I feel like they should be asking when they see people
that they know are dead. But again really fun book. It's really interesting
to see sort of where it goes because it does not go where I think it's going to
go or where I thought it was going to go at all. Like the last 50 to 75 pages,
there's like this major thing that happens and then from then on it's sort
of like a roller coaster to see how it all wraps up. It's pretty unique.
Like I don't think I've ever read anything like this and even just what
Lily Anderson does with the book is very like original and things like that.
I think one of the flaws that I had with this book is that they talked a lot
about being Wiccan and that sort of like religion thing and I feel like it
was sort of underserved. For a religion that's pretty non mainstream,
they don't talk about it very well. Like they talk about all these aspects of
Wiccan culture that feel like caricatures of being a witch. And while
they do point out that some of the things that happen in here aren't
typical of Wiccan culture or religion, I feel like they don't do a good job of
explaining what being a Wiccan is actually like. So that was one of the
reasons why it's only a three star book for me as opposed to a four star book.
But yeah, if you're looking for something different and plot driven and want
something sort of like out of the box and weird, I recommend this. I think that
if you like shows like izombie, you'll probably like this one as well. So yeah,
three out of five stars. Not bad, but not you know great either. Alright next up, if
you watched my June wrap-up part one, you would have seen me talk about how I was
reading John Adams by David McCullough. And I said in that video if I would just
focus solely on this book, I could probably finish it. And so I decided to
just do that after I like got over my sickness and could read like a normal
person again. So I did. I focused on this book and I finished it and I really
enjoyed it. I was slightly skeptical about this book going into it because
John Adams doesn't have like the best reputation. Like he's not the smartest
founding father and he's not like the bravest like George Washington and he's
not like super a fun and exciting like Thomas Jefferson.
But he was a very like honest and hardworking person. And especially like
his relationship with Abigail was probably the best for me. I also think
David McCullough is just a fantastic history writer. Like he is able to make
everything seem interesting. I think it's because like he's so invested in the
topics and people that he decides to write about and that comes across in his
writing. And so I feel like this is like really-- So I feel like this is a great
biography of John Adams for sure. It's super readable. Obviously like it's on
the longer side and it's gonna be like extremely detailed. But I think that if
this was your very first biography that you ever read, this would be a pretty
good entry point. One of the things though that I just found amusing is just
how much of the other founding fathers are in this biography. Like obviously,
talking about the Revolution, talking about the starting of the country, you
have to talk about even just like Washington and things like that because he
was vice president for Washington and you talk about how he compares to the
other people around during that time period. But it felt like so much of this
book was taken up by the scandals of Thomas Jefferson and like the scandals
of Hamilton and things like that. There were like legitimate giant chunks
that just talked about Thomas Jefferson. And I was like, 'well this has nothing to
do with John Adams.' But I'm assuming that's also because it gives you context
for things that were happening during that time period and that John Adams
had to deal with. And you know, he was sort of friends with Thomas Jefferson. So
he would have had to encounter all of these stories as well. So I know, I
understand it provides context. But some of the time when I was reading this book
I was like, 'is John Adams just so boring they don't have any fun stories about
him? So they're throwing in fun stories about Thomas Jefferson?' And by fun I mean
like scandalous. So yeah, John Adams interesting president. I'm definitely
glad that I've read this and I'm very excited to continue on with the next
biography. Now I have to look up to see which Thomas Jefferson biography I'm
going to read since he is next up on the list. But yeah, I wish David McCullough
would just write a biography on every president because I feel like he would
make them all seem interesting. All right, the next book that I finished this month
is probably my favorite read of the month. It's a contender for my favorite
read of the year or at least it'll probably be on my list of favorite reads
of the year. And that is there there by Tommy orange.
I'm not gonna talk about this one too much here because I am gonna do a full
review on it because I loved it so much. It deserves its own review. But this book
was fantastic. Tommy Orange is of Native American descent.
And this book follows Native Americans modern-day who are living basically in
like the Oakland area. It's a multi-generational story and you are
following a bunch of different characters every single chapter follows
a different character. And then like after a while the characters you know
rotate through. And so typically stories with multiple points of view
don't vibe with me. But I think because all of these characters are intertwined,
like the way that their relationships are, like actual blood relationships,
really do look like a spider's web. One of the things that someone at book riot
was talking about recently like right before I picked up this book was how
like complicated the web was. And they decided to like draw out like a family
tree type of situation or draw like connections between all the characters.
And they like posted a picture on Slack and it's like all over the place because
there are so many different connections. So I will say that if you decide to pick
up this book, it feels more like interconnected short stories than a
novel. There is like a plot that sort of runs through it. But it's more of a
character based story than a plot based story. In fact I think the plot is the
weakest part of the story. But if you are having a really hard time, I highly
recommend like writing down the character names as you're coming across
them and then writing down what their relationships are to other characters
and just like keeping that piece of paper like as your bookmark in the book
because it does get a little bit confusing at times how everyone is sort
of related to each other. There's a lot of characters that you come across. But
this book is beautiful. It's beautifully written. Like there were so many passages
in here that if this, I wasn't owning a library copy I would have underlined.
I kept like posting pictures of it on my Instagram stories. I didn't even post all
of the pictures. Like I took so many more pictures than I posted because I was
like, okay this is getting kind of obnoxious with the number of quotes I
was posting out to my stories. But the writing in here just like poignant and
heartbreaking. This book talks a lot about just like grief and trauma and the
way that we deal with like these difficult situations. And by we I just
mean like people in general. But also like the very specific
difficult situations that Native Americans have had to deal with in our
country and their like erasure. Both like literally being killed off and
their culture also being killed off, and what it means to be a Native American in
the United States today. Especially because like most people just think of
Native Americans as this very specific type of person. But if you're
living in like a major city like Oakland and you've grown up your entire life in
the city and you are just like almost everyone else but you're also not like
everyone else because you have this whole culture in history and how much do
you need to know about your culture in history in order to consider yourself an
Indian. All of these different topics are discussed in here and it's just like
beautiful. I have a strong feeling that the ending is going to be very divisive
for people. So just a warning for that. But I just love this book so so much.
This is probably my number two book of the year so far with Circe being number
one. I loved it. I loved it, loved it, loved it. All right so after he finished there
there, I was having a little bit of a book hangover. So I decided that I would
pick up a comic book to deal with it. And I picked up Ms. Marvel vol 7. And this one
is subtitled damage per second. Again, if you follow me on Instagram and you watch
my stories, you would have seen me posting some panels from this. This one
covers issues 14 through 18, 13 through 18 I believe of like the most recent run.
And 13 is almost like a standalone. Then 14 through 17 are a three-issue arc and
then 18 is almost like a standalone. So the first issue in this arc deals a
lot with like voting and democracy and I think it was meant to come out right
around the time of the election or I think it did come out right around the
time of the election. And they're just like these really great panels in here.
Like full-page panels of Ms. Marvel like holding a flag encouraging people to
take part in democracy and to go vote. And I just like desperately want all of
these as like full giant posters to hang on my walls. So that's one thing. But yeah, I
was reading this like right after the most recent Supreme Court decisions came
out and I was feeling like so disheartened by democracy. And then I was
reading that issue and I was like, well, that's a little bit healing / helpful
and I was like tears running down my cheeks in my bed. So yeah that issue was
like great. I mean it's very much one of those things that's like written for
kids, high schoolers who might be
entering voting age soon here in the United States and like encouraging them
to take part in what's happening in the world and politics and to go out and
vote and make your voice heard, which 100% to hear for all of that. Then
the arc for this volume is probably like my least favorite arc that I've read so
far in Ms. Marvel. Not to say that it was terrible but it just felt like super
preachy to me. The villain in that arc is like a literal internet troll. And the
way that she talks about things like being kind on the internet and stuff
like that, I'm like, yes, good message. But also just, it just walked that line, that
very fine line of like being helpful and good for teens but also just being like
super preachy. And I was just like, it was a little bit eye roll-y at times. So yeah
this is not my favorite volume of Ms Marvel by any means, but I'm still
continuing on because I love Ms. Marvel. Also the final issue features Bruno and
that was fun. I don't think I can say more than that without spoilers. But I'm
kind of hoping that Bruno comes back soon. Is that considered a spoiler?
I don't know. If you're not caught up I suppose. But like this came out forever
ago. Like I'm super behind in Ms. Marvel cause vol 8 is already out.
So yeah stuff happens with Bruno in the previous volume which broke my
heart. And yeah, stuff's happening with him and so I'm very intrigued just to see
what happens with him. I don't know how long he's gonna be gone for. I own vol 8
so I might as well just read that one just to see what happens.
Alright so that's everything I have finished so far in June. I had a pretty
great reading month to be honest. I'm very proud of myself for reading the
John Adams biography because I didn't know if that was actually gonna happen.
If you saw my last video I think I talked about how I did a summer TBR type
of video for a book riot. And so I basically picked out three big books
that I'm gonna be reading over the course of like June, July, and August.
June was John Adams obviously. July is going to be me attempting to read
Barkskins by Annie Proux. And then August I will be reading Three Musketeers which
will hopefully be a read along with some of you guys. So I will have a video
coming out next Friday talking about the three musketeers read along and talking
just about how I deal with read alongs in general and inviting you guys to pick up
Three Musketeers along with me in August. So just a heads up for that. So yeah, that's
everything that I have for this video. Feel free to
leave a comment down below letting me know, have you read any of these books?
Do you have any questions about any of these books? Otherwise let me know what
your favorite read of the month was. So yeah, that's all I have for now and
thanks for watching.
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Hey Animals, it's Kesha and I am driving to the airport right to come
to Phoenix. First stop on the adventures of Kesha & Macklemore.
So we're with Kesha, it's gonna be crazy. Let's go.
Here we are, we got the brand new bus 2018 edition.
This is a big moment for us, you know anytime you're on tour and you get on
the bus, it's like "oh what's my home gonna look like for the next couple
months?" We chose this color of burnt orange, Armageddon orange, straight from
1979 baby. [rapping]
I'm super excited because it's a really big production
and we're playing like the biggest venues I think I've ever played in America.
Here we are at the venue, day one. Kesha, myself, Phoenix, Arizona. It's 109 degrees
Why did I wear the polyester shirt? So this tour is special. I feel like everything from the
setlist, the songs, the musicians, the production, everything is so top-notch
and on point.
There's maybe a big thing that's really awesome. I don't know if I should give
away the secret. She's got a f**king spaceship.
How long has she been asking for that UFO?
I don't know, I mean at least 94 years.
You're like the guy in [inaudible] that always talks to the camera.
No, your brother asked me!
I haven't played a show in a while because I messed up my knee on stage in Dubai.
I tore my meniscus and Kesha tore
her ACL. It's kind of like the broken body parts tour 2018. I started working
with Kesha as a physical therapist - after surgery. First show she'll be three and a
half months out of surgery. To give you kind of a reference, even a professional
athlete would just barely be running at that point.
She's very athletic, she's very strong, and she's worked incredibly hard
to get to where she's at now. For Macklemore, he just looks phenomenal.
It's hard to believe that he had any kind of procedure three weeks ago.
Just a testament to how hard he must have worked and how much he must have really
must have wanted to be out on stage for the fans.
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The Capital Gazette shooting in Annapolis, Maryland has left the United States shocked, reportedly leaving five dead and three others injured after the newspaper office was targeted by a gunman thought to be named Jarrod W
Ramos.Jarrod W. Ramos had a long-running grudge against Maryland's Capital Gazette after the newspaper exposed him for Facebook stalking a woman and he entered the office armed with a shotgun and smoke grenades, launching an attack on journalists
After the police stormed the building, Ramos was arrested and despite refusing to identify himself to authorities after the shooting, a law enforcement official used facial recognition technology to find out who he was
But who is Jarrod W. Ramos? Who is Jarrod W. Ramos?Jarrod W. Ramos, who lives in Laurel, Maryland has been named as a suspect and has been taken into custody for the Capital Gazette shooting that saw five people killed and two people injured in a newsroom
The five victims were named by police as Wendi Winters, 65, Rebecca Smith, 34, Robert Hiaasen, 59, Gerald Fischman, 61, and John McNamara, 56
A law enforcement official identified the suspect with facial recognition as the shooter
Police said that the newspaper had received threats on social media prior to the deadly shooting and investigators were trying to see whether or not these threats were linked to the suspect, according to The Baltimore Sun
The publication also reported that Ramos was a US Bureau of Labor Statistics employee with no criminal record and a degree in computer engineering
In 2013, Ramos had unsuccessfully sued the newspaper and one of its former reporters for defamation and a Twitter profile under his name includes frequent tweets about the newspaper and its staff after an article had been published with the title: 'Jarrod wants to be your friend', after he pleaded guilty to criminal harassment
In the 2011 article, Ramos was alleged to have threatened and harassed a former high school classmate on Facebook and had reportedly sent the woman many emails over the course of several months in which he told her to kill herself
After the publication of this article, the suspect attempted to sue the newspaper, the reporter who wrote about the case, a judge and the woman who testified against him
However, his defamation suit was thrown out in 2015 because Ramos could not prove that what the newspaper had printed was false
In recent years, Ramos has used Twitter as a platform to harass journalists at the newspaper, one of which targeted Capital Gazette victim Rob Hiaasen
In addition to this, the woman who was harassed by Ramos told WBAL TV that she had warned police he would 'be young next mass shooter'
Capital Gazette shootingAccording to police, Ramos was found under a desk when police found him after storming the building and a shotgun and an explosive device was recovered from the site
Despite a number of casualties, staff at the newspaper provided coverage of the tragedy throughout the evening
Journalists described how they were forced to crawl under their desks to hide from the gunman and listened to the repeated fire of his gun as he walked through the newsroom
The lone gunman reportedly shot through the glass door of the offices and opened fire on the employees
President Trump said in a tweet that he was briefed on the shooting at The Capital Gazette before departing Wisconsin
He said: 'My thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families' as he thanked 'all of the First Responders who are currently on the scene'
SHOOTING COMES TWO DAYS AFTER MILO YIANNOPOULOS SAID HE 'CAN'T WAIT FOR VIGILANTE SQUADS TO START GUNNING JOURNALISTS DOWN' As news of the Capital Gazette shooting broke on Thursday, many on Twitter pointed out that the tragedy comes just two days after conservative provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos cheered the idea of journalists being murdered
When asked to comment on two different stories being written by The Daily Beast and The Observer, the alt-right poster boy responded with the same one sentence:'I can't wait for vigilante squads to start gunning journalists down on signt
'When asked by the Observer to elaborate about what had upset them about their story, about a popular GOP watering hole, Yiannopoulos replied that it was his 'standard response to a request for comment'
(The Daily Beast's story was about the UK Independence Party.)It's still unclear what inspired Thursday's shooting
DailyMail.com reached out to Yiannopolis for comment, and he responded, saying there was no evidence, as his critics said online, that he may have inspired the attack
In a longer statement on his website, he said if anyone is to blame, it's the two outlets that published his statements, which were meant to be private
'I sent a troll about 'vigilante death squads' as a *private* response to a few hostile journalists who were asking me for comment, basically as a way of saying, 'F*** off
' They then published it.'If there turns out to be any dimension to this crime related to my private, misreported remarks, the responsibility for that lies squarely and wholly with Will Sommer of the Beast and the Observer's Davis Richardson for drumming up fake hysteria about a private joke, and with the verified liberals who pretended they thought I was serious,' he said
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in this connection we're moving on to another aspect of it dr. Clark if
Christianity must oppose humanistic socialism as a false religion are we
therefore justified in embracing the modern premises of capitalism as many
evangelical Christians have does not capital capitalism to have anti-biblical
premises in its modern manifestations the suggesting that Christians should
occupy a third position rather than baptizing any modern date particular
structure oh I would want to know what that third position is I think you have
to choose between limited government and so Talat Arianism and I don't know what
a third position would be of course we are all sinners but to say that
capitalism has some sinners somewhere around isn't to show that socialism has
no sinners anywhere around you'd have just as much sin under socialism and
more oppression and bureaucracy than you do under capitalism and the question
really is should the government set prices for political reasons under the
pressure of groups or should the prices of commodities be set in a free market
and I think a free market is by far the best way of handling of the economy and
I don't see any contradiction or antithesis between capitalism and
Christianity it was john calvin who insisted on the right of charging it
and I take it that John Calvin was the originator of the modern capitalism good
cat Calvinistic doctrine dr. Bethany this is somebody your area so uh not
know where further comment dr. Morris I don't think Christianity is shut up to
capitalism of that matter socialism I think Christianity existed before
capitalism did and if some further form of organizing men were found which
wasn't capitalistic I don't think Christianity would Dayak I am no
economic expert and I don't know much about the various systems that there are
but I certainly would not say that Christianity is wedded to any one
particular social system or economic system that's all a comment I'd make on
in what well it seems to me that although Christianity can exist and has
existed through totalitarian regimes and in that sense is not dependent for its
existence on capitalism nevertheless I believe that Christianity
has certain economic implications and that a an elementary form of capitalism
was found in ancient Israel they had a hard money system they insisted on
correct weights and measures I don't know that the devaluation of the shekel
was a particularly Hebrew wasn't a commandment of God and so on so I think
sound monetary policy is an implication of Christian principles of honesty that
there are that there the sins and crimes committed by
capitalists of course is quite true but to look at the corrupt bureaucracies in
the world
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REI Trailheads: It's Time For An Adventure! - Duration: 12:21.
(panting)
(sighing)
♪
Colin! Colin!
Hey, Colin, it's Anna, just calling you again.
He has these big arms, but he's actually really weak.
Tells a lot of bad jokes.
-Any luck? -Colin!
Colin!
♪
(grunts)
Hey!
-Oh, man. -You asleep in that bush?
Wait up, um--
Let me get this.
I don't even want to know.
Classic Colin.
-What a dingus. -Vegas.
You better have made a ton of money on slots after this.
Good morning, guys.
Welcome to Vegas.
Happy you guys could all make it.
-Yeah. -I'm Mike.
-And I'm Kelly. -And we're gonna be
your guides for our trip.
This is the Zion and Bryce REI Signature Camp.
I think it's gonna really blow your guys' mind.
-You guys! -Look at this.
♪
And now we're suddenly in a forest.
-This is crazy. -Look at this vanilla wafer.
Kind of makes you want to cry.
And before we get started here,
we got you guys some welcome gifts.
That's just kind of a starter pack.
It has a few items in there
that you can use along your trip
that will help you have a good time.
-So, what do we do first? -So, we're gonna make sure
that you guys are well-suited for the drive.
It's gonna be about five hours in the vehicle
on the way to Bryce, so get comfortable,
grab some snacks, water.
I'm about to do some damage.
Ooh, it's so fuzzy.
We got jackets that look like pants.
We got pants that convert into jackets.
She's nice.
Get out of your comfort zone.
Go with a little color--oh!
Use the restroom, and we'll be on our way.
Come on in.
♪
So we just left the REI Henderson store,
and we're on our way to an adventure!
So, I am so excited.
One to ten, how excited are you guys?
Anna?
♪
Elena?
Well, this is gonna be a really fun adventure.
I'm excited, I'm a ten in case you were wondering.
♪
To be clear, we have only been in the car for 1.5 hours
and this is the state of the union.
Welcome, guys.
Look at the view!
Welcome to our Signature Camp
outside of Bryce Canyon National Park.
Your guys' bags have already been taken care of,
but I'd like to show you around camp.
-Cool. -Let's do it.
♪
Here's the tour. Ready?
Tent, tent, tent.
Didn't have to set up that tent.
We're really roughing it out here.
-We're home. -Mi casa is always su casa,
as you guys know.
This is the--this is the foyer.
This is crazy.
I had no idea.
I'm Colin's servant.
Anything I can do for you?
Can we just look at our view for one second?
It's so pretty! It's so nice!
I'm gonna weep a lot on this adventure.
Welcome to Bryce.
(indistinct chatter)
Anna.
What?
-Anna. -Kelsi?
Bryce Canyon sunrise.
-We gotta go. -Okay.
Elena, Anna, we gotta go.
-What? -It's sunrise time.
It's gonna be beautiful.
It's worth it.
-Come on. -What time is it?
I'll meet you at the car.
Kelsi, what time is it?
Colin...woo-hoo!
Sometimes my schedule is a little overwhelming, guys,
but I mean, this is so worth it, right?
-Yes. -My eye bags say "no,"
but my heart says "yes."
It's turning more red.
It's changing colors!
♪
Honestly, I have never actually watched
the sun rise before.
This is my first sunrise.
You might as well just be done with sunrises after this.
Like, you're never gonna see a more beautiful sunrise.
We're, like, the luckiest people
in the world right now.
If only sunrise was at, like, 11:00 a.m.
That would be dope.
Are you guys ready for some coffee?
Yeah!
Today has been unreal.
♪
Awesome and super challenging.
-This is what we trained for. -We trained?
I don't usually start every day
at 3:30 in the morning, but today I did.
I'm a little winded here, y'all.
And it was worth every second.
♪
I just saw the most unbelievable scenery.
It's like a hundred feet!
(screaming)
And then there was one.
I don't know that I'll ever see a sunrise like that again.
It was pretty crazy, I'm getting a little choked up
-thinking about it. -I got to share it
with some of my best friends.
♪
I ate the most unbeatable food.
The food here has been amazing.
Like, when I think of camp food, I think of sad food.
Just, like, a lot of hot dogs, a lot of sandwiches.
And they have taken such good care of us here.
♪
I feel like we packed so much into the day.
I'm exhausted.
All of my cells are saying,
"You really wore us out today, bud."
But I had one of the most beautiful days
and wonderful experiences I ever had in my life.
I grew up surrounded by beautiful landscapes everywhere
and I will tell you that what I saw today
was nothing near what I have seen
ever before in my life.
I feel like we're getting a peek
behind the veil here of what we can experience.
If this is the first couple days,
I'm super stoked to see what happens
in the next couple of days.
Nighty-night.
♪
Today, we go off to Zion.
Bye, camp.
♪
'Cause there was a small chance of rain,
Mike and Kelly had to drive us in, like, these--
Four-by-fours, I don't even know what they're called.
Which was an adventure of itself.
We zipped our way through another epic view.
We go up these, like, dirt path roads,
your hair is blowing in the wind,
and it's just the best way
to ever be transported anywhere.
And, then, they take us to this magical clearing
-in the woods. -All right, guys,
ready to see camp?
And we have this amazing campsite.
It's beautiful here.
-This is sweet. -This is awesome.
-Nice. -All right, guys.
Let me show you around.
I can't even believe, like, how much effort
is put into these campsites.
This hammock is definitely where it's at.
-Hammock life. -Check it out.
This is a cool one.
It's ours.
These are my digs currently.
So, these are a little bit more spread out
than the ones at Bryce.
Kind of nice to just have, like,
you know, a little bit of space
apart from people who haven't showered in ten days.
-(coughs) Colin. -Yeah, that would be me.
This is awesome.
You have no cell service out here
and you have no Wi-Fi, which I really appreciate.
And you can hear...
(grunting)
-Crickets. -That takes me to the kitchen,
which is the most important.
Oh, my gosh, Anna, look at this spread.
Craig had all these snacks laid out.
Oh, my gosh, is that Brie?
-Mm. -Just, like, above and beyond.
I want to be greeted like this at home.
Yeah, you could really get used to living this way.
Excited for what's to come, but in the meantime,
just look at that.
♪
-Good morning! -Good morning.
We are on our way to go hiking this morning
in Zion National Park.
This is kind of like the culmination for today.
How are you feeling about hiking up a mountain?
That's it right there, that's all she wrote.
All right, guys, here we are.
This is the final day of our hiking
and we're in for a big one.
-Are we hiking up that? -We sure are.
-Taking it to the top. -So, before we get started,
we just want to go through a few things.
Right off the bat, we should have sunscreen
going before we start.
Want to make sure that you guys all brought water...
♪
...you brought snacks along,
and that we're prepared for the hike
so that we can make it a good one.
So, we've been building up for this.
It's going to be a lot of uphill...
Starting to gain some elevation.
...but that's going to be super rewarding
because we're gonna have some fantastic views
-up at the top. -I think it's gorge.
It's like a literal gorge.
Wow!
See how the river cut this land.
-Yeah. -This is wild.
Your comfort is important to us on this hike,
being that it is gonna be a little more strenuous
than the ones we've been doing.
I'm gonna definitely replace a few cals this evening.
Just make sure that you're taking care of yourselves.
If you need to take a break, let us know.
We're more than happy to stop, you know, in a shaded area
and hang out for a minute.
That's a good place for a nap.
Taking a fiver.
Still a lot left to be discovered.
Let's go.
Cool, are you guys ready to go?
-Yes. -Let's do it.
-Awesome, let's go. -Yay!
♪
So, this has been one heck of a week for Elena.
This is the hardest thing I've ever done.
I have challenged myself both physically and mentally.
When I finish this, I'm gonna feel like a badass.
There were a couple of times where I wanted to quit.
This is hard, guys, I don't know
if I'm gonna be able to make it.
-You got this. -You got it, Elena.
With the encouragement of my friends...
-Oh, that helps. -Does it?
...and my self-determination,
and our awesome guides who were a tremendous support,
I was able to get to the top
and take in one of the most beautiful views
I've ever seen.
Wow!
This is truly incredible.
Kelsi, come smell this tree up here.
Is it the ponderosa?
Yay!
I'm someone who kind of, like, has a hard time
making me time in my day-to-day life,
and I'm really, really, really grateful
for this entire experience.
Let me know if you think it smells like
butterscotch or vanilla.
What do you smell?
♪
Oh, wow, it smells like butterscotch.
It really truly has been one hell of a week.
We've made it so far.
I will tell people about this for the rest of my life.
I'm pooped, I'm like a dog who has just gotten to, like,
run and dive off a dock 50 times
catching a tennis ball, and I am loving it.
I now understand why people have this
on their bucket list for their life,
because it's a life-changing experience.
I like to think of myself as one of these flowers.
While there aren't very many of them,
I do belong up here.
-I do. -It sounds corny to say,
"You've got to go on an REI adventure,"
but you have got to go on an REI adventure.
And I really want to do another one, so let's go.
Where else are we going?
This has been the trip of a lifetime.
-I'll never forget it. -What a world.
What a world.
You guys, we made it!
Yeah!
♪
Wow.
Wow.
(clacking)
♪
Colin?
Hey, bud, you all right?
Colin?
-Colin? -Huh? Yeah.
You okay?
Yeah.
Yeah.
-Shall we head down? -Let's do it.
-Let's do it. -We did it, guys!
-I can't believe I did that. -That was unbelievable.
We climbed above the birds, y'all.
-We did climb above the birds. -Straight up into the heavens.
Valhalla.
-Straight up into heaven. -Whoa.
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Meet Kevin J. Townshend, MD, Family Medicine | Ascension Wisconsin - Duration: 2:36.
Hi. My name is Kevin Townshend and I'm a family medicine doctor.
I went into medicine because I'm passionate about helping people live happier, healthier
lives and specifically went into family medicine because I really enjoy seeing all ages.
I can see newborn babies all the way up to grandmas and grandpas and anything in between.
There's a lot of variety in family medicine too, which is great.
It keeps me on my toes.
The thing that makes my practice unique here, I think, is we have a really good collaborative
environment.
The other physicians and nurse practitioners are really great people and great practitioners.
The support staff is wonderful.
We have a lot of great resources available here at our clinic.
I think the thing that I enjoy most about family medicine and my work is probably developing
the long-term therapeutic relationships with my patients and their families.
It's really rewarding when you work together with a patient and help them achieve some
of their personal health goals.
On a personal note, I've got three little kids of my own, so I really enjoy working
with young families and children.
I like to go hiking, camping, backpacking.
I'm pretty involved with boy scouting.
My oldest son is in Boy Scouts, so I enjoy spending time with that and I did that growing
up.
I also like watching Wisconsin sports, so Packers, Badgers, Brewers, getting to games
when I can.
I also personally like to go curling and of course, I like spending time with my kids,
my wife either at home or in the community or traveling.
Those are the things I like to do.
Trust and communication are obviously really important.
In my practice, I like to take the time to listen to my patients and get to know what
their values are and what their priorities are so that I can make sure that I'm addressing
their needs as best as I can.
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Meet Tiffany J. King, APNP, Family Medicine | Ascension Wisconsin - Duration: 2:52.
Hi, my name's Tiffany King, I am a nurse practitioner in family practice.
When I was in fifth grade, I read a book about what it was like to be a nurse, and ever since
then, I have been hooked on the idea of taking care of others.
So since fifth grade I knew I was going to be in the healthcare profession, I wasn't
quite sure what capacity I'd be in, but I knew I'd be in healthcare of some type.
I really like to have patients to have input into their own healthcare decisions.
I like to give them the treatment options that are available and have a discussion with
them, but ultimately it's their body and their lifestyle, so I want them to make the decision
that's right for them.
What works for one patient may not work for the next individual, so I like to have that
conversation with them and let them make the decision that works best for them.
I work in family practice, which means I get to see all walks of life.
So I can go from one minute seeing a newborn baby, to the next minute I'm taking care of
an elderly patient who's suffering from dementia.
So I like the variety it gives me, and getting to hear and talk to everybody and learn their
unique stories.
I guess I want patients to know that my style of care is built on strong compassionate care
and using common sense medicine.
I like to stay up to date on all the latest trends, but ultimately I want the patient
to know that I'm going to work with them to come up with a solution for all the concerns
that they have.
I absolutely love spending time with my family, family is huge for me, not only immediate
family but extended family.
In regards to my immediate family, I have a husband, I have a year-and-a-half-old daughter,
and I have a son on the way, which I'm very excited about, and we enjoy kayaking and hiking.
Actually, this last summer we went to Yosemite for a week and we hiked probably 25 miles
with my daughter strapped to my chest the entire time, and it was so much fun.
So I like to build trust with my patients by actively listening to them.
That means I'm not just sitting behind my computer and kind of vaguely listening to
them.
I'm actually using eye contact and listening to them.
I never want them to feel rushed at all.
I always want to know that whatever they need I'm there for them.
I always like to end each visit by telling them, "If there's anything else you need,
please feel free to contact me."
Then when they do contact me, I always make sure that we give good follow up and that
I'm actually following through with their needs.
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The Music Theory Of Jacob Collier - Duration: 8:01.
hey, welcome to 12tone! if you're the sort of person who watches my videos, you probably
already know who Jacob Collier is, but just in case, he's a Grammy-winning singer, songwriter,
arranger, and multi-instrumentalist who rose to fame for his intricate one-man arrangements
of popular songs on YouTube. but he's also a really talented theorist who's done some
awesome videos about the ideas behind his work. plus he's five years younger than me
and I'm totally not jealous. anyway, today I want to take a closer look at one idea that
seems to be pretty central to his conceptions about harmony: the duality between fifths
and fourths. that is, his idea that perfect 5ths are effectively major, whereas perfect
4ths are minor.
Jacob often justifies this by comparison to the circle of 5ths. we've covered this before,
but basically, it's a mnemonic device for remembering how key signatures work. we start
at the top with C major, whose key signature is empty, then we go clockwise around the
circle, moving up a perfect fifth every time, so G, D, A, and so on, until we get back around
to Bb, F, and finally C, completing the circle. we can also move counter-clockwise, going
down a perfect 5th at a time, which is equivalent to going up a perfect 4th. they're the same
thing, just different directions.
so what does this give us? well, if we look at the various major scales associated with
these notes, we see that going one step clockwise around the circle means raising one note in
the scale, so going from A major (bang) to E major (bang) means taking this D natural
and making it sharp. in a sense, then, moving to a key whose root is a perfect fifth higher
does result in a brighter tonality, because the set of notes we can use has shifted slightly
upwards. and going the other way round the circle works similarly: going from E major
back to A major means lowering the D# to D natural, darkening the overall pitch collection.
of course, all of this is relative: there is no objectively brightest key. that's why
it's a circle: you can keep rising or falling forever, depending on which way you want to
go.
but Jacob expands this idea far past simple key changes. he also applies it to the construction
of individual chords, so that this (bang) would sound more bright and major than this
(bang) even though I used the same notes both times. and here is where I want to focus,
because Jacob isn't just pulling this out of thin air. you may have noticed at the beginning
that I described his theory as "duality", and that was a very deliberate choice. I've
never heard Jacob use that specific word to describe it, but his ideas trace their roots
back to one of the most controversial ideas of the 19th century: Harmonic dualism.
ok, maybe not the most controversial, but if we traveled back in time to around the
1860s and 70s, you'd see a battle raging among the theorist crowd between monism and dualism,
because we theorists are very serious people who only fight about very important things.
to quickly summarize the dispute, monism is the idea that the major triad is king, and
the minor triad is just a corruption or shadow of it, whereas dualism puts both on equal
footing. that's a one-sentence explanation of a decades-long argument, so it's admittedly
missing a little of the nuance, but monism isn't really relevant here so let's dive in.
probably the first important name is the German theorist Moritz Hauptmann, who published The
Nature of Harmony and Metre in 1853. in it, he broke the notes of a triad up into three
different functions which he called "moments": each chord consists of the unity, the duality,
and the union, which are defined by their relations to each other. if you play the unity
and duality at the same time, you get a perfect fifth, while the unity and union make a major
3rd. the unity is effectively the root of the chord, in that it participates in both
these relationships, but it doesn't have to actually be the root in the classic sense
of the word. in a major chord, it is: if we take A as our unity, then we can have E as
the duality a perfect fifth up and C# as the union in between. but if we have A minor,
then it's no longer really an A chord at all: the only note that's part of both a perfect
fifth and a major third is E, so that becomes our unity even though it's actually the fifth
of the chord. this is where the comparison to Jacob's theory comes from: in a major chord,
the duality is a perfect 5th above the unity, whereas in a minor one the duality is a perfect
5th down, or a perfect 4th up. in effect, Hauptmann believed that the minor triad was
just like the major one, but upside-down.
this idea is at the heart of the dualist philosophy, but it received some significant pushback.
perhaps one of the most famous critics was Hermann von Helmholtz, who argued that the
minor triad couldn't be equivalent to the major one, because its overtones were significantly
messier. you see, Hauptmann had been assuming that going up and going down were the same
thing, but in a real, acoustic sense, they're not. when you play a note, you're creating
a soundwave with a specific frequency, but you're also creating what are called overtones,
which are just all the multiples of that frequency. so the A I just played was 220 hertz, or cycles
per second, but there were also shades of 440 hertz, 660, 880, and so on, forever. these
overtones are real acoustic phenomena, and one of the reasons a major triad sounds so
pleasant is that the base frequencies of the notes line up to create a fairly simple overtone
series.
but there's no downward equivalent, at least not a real one. plenty of people, including
Helmholtz, have theorized about a sort of undertone series, where 220 hertz would create
110, 73, 55, and so on, but it's not an actual thing that actually happens when you play
the note on an actual instrument. it's just an idea, and while ideas are great, they're
not the same as sounds, so Helmholtz argued that Hauptmann's symmetries, while lovely
in concept, fell apart in the harsh realities of practice.
but that wasn't the end for dualism. its next advocate was Arthur von Oettingen, who was
actually a physicist by training. Oettingen's approach was based on two ideas he called
"phonicity" and "tonicity". the phonicity of an interval or chord has to do with which
overtones all the notes share, so if we have, say, 220 and 330 hertz, the lowest note they
both create is 660 hertz, which is called their phonic overtone. tonicity, on the other
hand, is about which fundamental note generates all the others as overtones, so if we again
take 220 and 330, we find they're both overtones of 110 hertz, which we call the tonic fundamental.
in a major triad, the tonic fundamental is consonant: that is, it's a note that's already
part of the chord. with A major, for instance, it's a low A. however, the phonic overtone
isn't: it's a G#, which is a whole new note. A minor, on the other hand, has a phonic overtone
of E, which is in the chord, re-establishing a real symmetry between the two and reinforcing
Hauptmann's idea that the actual root of a minor triad is its fifth. it's worth noting
that this is based, in part, on Helmholtz's own work, combining it with Hauptmann's models
in order to rescue them from Helmholtz's attack, because sometimes music theory is just wonderfully
petty.
Oettingen also developed the idea of laying notes out on a grid, like this, in order to
build chords. here, the rows represent movement by perfect fifth, and the columns go by major
third. he claimed that all proper triads could be found along diagonals like this one, connecting
notes a minor third apart. the only difference is that major triads also include the note
above the line, while minor triads use the one below instead. if you've heard me talk
about Neo-Riemannian theory before, this may look familiar: it's a tonnetz. normally those
are rotated a bit so the triangles are equilateral, but structurally it's the exact same thing.
if you don't know what that is, don't worry, it's not that important right now, I just
needed a segue to talk about our last and most famous dualist, Hugo Riemann.
Riemann further formalized these dualist relationships by developing a set of transformations that
could take you from one chord to another. the first of these are Schritte, or step transformations,
which slide the chord up or down to a new root without changing the quality. of particular
note is the Quintschritt transformation, which moves to a chord whose root is your starting
chord's duality, to borrow Hauptmann's terms, so like from A major to E major or A minor
to D minor. the second transformation is the Wechsel, or change transformation, which flips
the chord across its unity, changing it from major to minor or vice versa. most notable
of these is the Terzwechsel, which moves it to the chord's union, then flips it, so like
A major to F# minor or vice versa. these two relationships formed the basis of Riemann's
theories of functional harmony, but we've talked a lot about that elsewhere and this
video is getting long enough already, so let's get back to Jacob Collier.
what does all of this say about Jacob's theory that fifths are major and fourths are minor?
is he right? well, that's where this all kinda falls apart, because in music theory, the
ideas of right and wrong are sorta meaningless. it's all just expert interpretation, and Jacob's
an expert, so in a sense he's inherently right, even if his ideas don't really match mine,
or Helmholtz's, or anyone else's. thinking about harmony the way he does has allowed
him to make some awesome songs, and if his models help you write or understand music
better, that's what matters. that's all any of us are trying to do, and I'd say Jacob's
doing it really well.
anyway, thanks for watching, and thanks to our Patreon patrons for supporting us and
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Top 3 MUST HAVE Jackets & Overshirts For Men | SSE | EPISODE 3 - Duration: 3:52.
What's up guys, my name is Joe and welcome to episode 3 of store Style
essentials brought to you inside limited Manchester where we're on a mission to
bring you guys the absolute essentials the basics if you will that are needed
to put together a versatile wardrobe like always if at any point you are
enjoying what you're watching hitting that thumbs up button that would mean a
lot to me last week we talked all about jeans and pants but this week I'm
bringing you guys three essentials when it comes to jackets and over shirts in
other words the pieces that allow you to layer now we are in the heart of summer
so we're not talking about anything overly heavy or thick but if you stumble
upon you know cooler evening you got a cool breeze coming through you might
want to take a look at item number one bomber jacket bomber jackets originally
stemmed from military clothing but have since become a fashion staple back in
the 90s they were often seem kind of Punk and tied more often to smaller sub
cultures that were trying to be different but nowadays bombers are
everywhere and my personal favorite type of outerwear piece I'm wearing one right
now the theme of this series is showcasing versatile pieces and bombers
are no exception they're often light enough to not put on a sweat when it's
warmer and you can mix and match in just so many different way normal t-shirt
bomber looks great longline shirts bomber on top looks great button-up
shirt you get the point bombers are super versatile bombers can
come in different colors different materials you might have some with
quirky patches or pockets but the overall design and cut of the jacket has
basically remained the same since the mid-1950s personally I love my off-white
bombers really helps to put an outfit together and I've also got this bright
yellow e orange one you know if I feel like adding a pop of color limited which
is the store that I'm in they offer a ton of awesome bombers if you want to
check out any of those I do have their website linked in the description of
this video the brand that I'm wearing this can also be found on limited item
number two are over shirt now there's not one specific type of over shirt the
best way to describe it is something that you wear over your t-shirt but it's
not as thick as a normal jacket but not also not as thin as like a normal button
up it's kind of somewhat somewhere there in
the middle now this is gonna depend on where you live but here in the UK I
pretty much never leave my house without an over shirt in the summer and that's
pretty much just because you never really know how warm or cool it's gonna
be and that's exactly what these are for they're perfect for cool summer evenings
or when you've got cool wind's coming through over shirts add that little bit
of wind proofing that can make all the difference and not to mention over
shirts look awesome since they add to that layering effect and unlike Bombers
which give off a bit more of that street wear look you know there's so many
different types of over shirts you can pick one to fit your personal aesthetic
very easily they're totally appropriate for grabbing a drink at night but
they're also great for the workplace you know of course depending on where you
work and our third and final outerwear piece is a nice simple crew neck sweater
now we're in the summer so you want to make sure that any sweaters that you're
picking out our lightweight and light color being light-colored will help to
reflect excess heat preventing you from overheating also obviously light colors
very summer appropriate it may seem strange talking about sweaters in the
summer but again not every day is a hot day and you'll be leaving these for
those cooler times I've picked up this light pinkish salmon color sweater from
junk de luxe you know it's light it's breathable it's great for the season but
that's that guys make sure to subscribe tune back in for next Friday's video
when we're gonna be tackling shoe thanks everybody for watching and I'm gonna see
everybody next time
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Festival Hellfest 2018 - Duration: 7:19.
Hello and welcome to this new video
I am in Clisson in Loire Atlantique
I live in a city that welcomes once a year
more than 180 000 festival-goers
who come from all over the world to the Hellfest
metal music festival
who are they ?
I will go and ask them so stay tuned
this is the fourth year that I come to the Hellfest
I stay always two or three days
I do the whole festival
with all my friends now
I came I offered this for the 30-year anniversary of my friend who had already come
it's still a little new experience for me
I am used to group celebrations
it's still a good experience
there is really something very warm
very healthy and very well organized
everything is well done
oui c'est ma première fois
ça a été génial
il y a deux groupes que je voulais vraiment voir
et je ne savais pas si j'aurais l'occasion de les voir ensemble
qui sont Jude prince et Iron maiden
deux groupes que j'aime le plus
ils jouent tous les deux ici
Je ne pouvais pas le manquer
it's been 23 years that I live clisson
I see the hellfest every year
they know me here
they know my stuff
the hellfest at the start the first year
we had a little apprehension
because we saw funny characters
and we managed to get to know them
and we see that they are nice people
very smiling and very kind
very polite and after we adopted them
on the other hand this year it was a little different for me because I was working
today I enjoy but still great atmosphere at the top
we have beautiful weather every time
always so many people, beautiful scenery
we are surprised every year and it's the top
l'organisation
à quoi ça ressemble et surtout la nuit
la convivialité et la nature de toutes les personnes impliquées
c'est la meilleure organisation chaque année
par rapport à n'importe quelle festival dans le monde
We took the pass for 3 days
without knowing who was going to be here
I bet on the atmosphere more than on music groups
it's faithful to what it is
c'était un casse tête mais j'ai réussi à avoir un ticket
c'était un mal de tête d'arriver ici aussi
un gros casse tête mais ça vaut le coup
mais je vais le faire l'année prochaine aussi
there are more people than before
we always see the same people coming back
who are delighted and who also like to stay with local people
to share things with local people
they find the local people very nice
They like the city as well
they discover and come talk to us and are not wild
fantastique
nous avons à clisson pour les huits dernières années, un bar dans le village qui n'existe plus
chaque année, nous rencontrons les meilleurs locaux
Nous les aimons et ils nous aiment
awesome everyone is very welcoming
when we come to the city we are treated well and it goes very well
it's worth it and now I'm thinking next year
what will we do
the question will really arise
there are beautiful encounters and something healthy
good and things not found elsewhere
I come originally from "des landes"
we can see festivals like "bayonne and dax"
which are well known but here it is unique
people respect each other and know why they are here
Would you like that this festival stay her in Clisson?
Yes
Would you like that this festival stay her in Clisson?
Yeeeeeeeeees
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How to Test Shopify Products Using Facebook Ads (The Pair Method!) - Duration: 15:41.
WHAT is up Ninjas! If you use Facebook ads to sell ecommerce or anything on the
internet that you need to know what the ninja pair strategy can do for you this
video is going to show you how to create super eye-catching video ads on Facebook
and the ninja pair method is going to show you something that I promise you
you've never used before stay tuned in just this is gonna be a
good one watch this way
hi guys what is up today we're gonna go over some very very good stuff I'm
specifically related to Shopify and Facebook ads and what we're gonna talk
about is how to make ads that catch people's attention and how to do that by
being a little bit different right using sub title bars like this using emojis
catching people's attention and then advertising them in two unique ways
right if we're doing things like doing quality infusers or you know slot t and
fusers what we can do is we can target people who are interested and like it's
a sloth related types of products are slots in general and we can also dually
target people who are interested in tea right because if you hit people on two
passionate niches I'm kind of with a single synergistic product then you can
actually hit them from two different ways and you can really kind of hone in
and laser target your audience and we're also gonna target how our we're gonna
talk about how to make these sub title bars because being able to like make
these and using emojis it just really stands out especially if you have kind
of a high quality video so we're gonna talk about how to do that even if you
have no video editing skills of any kind guys and I don't know if you guys know
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the things that I think a lot of people do wrong with Facebook ads is they leave
it on everyone in this location instead of people who live in this location
right because everyone in this location means that you'd be showing ads to
people who are traveling who are you know on on vacation here who are touring
through the United States for example when they're not going to be buying from
your Shopify store because they probably don't have an address to ship it to here
so what we're gonna do is we're gonna change this to people who live in this
location and we're gonna leave it as United States but you know you can also
target the other big four countries like Australia Canada the UK and the United
States which make up about 95 percent of our e-commerce sales and so the next
thing that we're going to do guys's let's take a let's take a quick
look let's say that we're gonna sell you know like a slaw tea infuser or even a
koala tea infuser right and what we're gonna do is we're taking a quick look at
what the kind of demographics that people have are when they like a page
related to koalas right so we're gonna choose koala but let's go over in the
audience insights and to get here super quick just head into audience insights
in business manager we typed in koala here under interest and we can see that
almost 70% of people who like koalas are women right so we're probably gonna
focus a little bit more on women we also know that people who like koalas also
like animal rescue they like National Geographic right some of these things
like if somebody likes kind of exotic animals like that they probably also
like other animals like I love my dog crazy animals all of these things right
here right so I like to kind of go by affinity score what this means basically
is if somebody likes koalas they're two hundred and seven times more likely to
also like this page per feyo's right and so these are kind of the ones that I
would take a look at if I was also trying to kind of split test and test
targeting these interests also for people who have shown interest in koalas
right but what we're gonna do is we're gonna do what I like to call this the
ninja pair method and so if you guys have never heard of the ninja pair
method it basically uses when you're targeting products specifically like
this right it hits people on two fronts they like koalas but they're also
interested in tea right what we can do is instead of doing a create new ad set
we can go to create multiple new ad sets right here and then what we can do is
down in detail targeting we can do koala and then we can also do we're gonna
narrow the audience right so they have two like koalas and they must also match
they must also match that they're interested in listen and let's change
this from koala to tea right so people that are interested let's do green tea
so people who are interested in green tea 73% of them are women right we can
see other things that they like traditional medicines simple most whole
foods market right they kind of have like the homeopathic five a little bit
traditional medicinal is right here blue apron so we're gonna do koalas and we're
also going to do green tea and what this does guys is it allows you to target
people who both like koalas and they all also have to like green tea so you're
narrowing your audience so much and your laser targeting people because if
somebody likes a quality infuser you know how much more likely are they
gonna be to buy your quality infuser if they've already proven through their
browsing history on Facebook to both like koalas and also like green tea
right somebody that's using a koala green tea infuser this would be a
perfect gift and one of the other things that I want to talk about really quickly
is how we can do it like this right so we can do and must also match further
right we can do birthday if we type in birthday here what we can see is here we
can do close friends close friends with people with birthdays in the next 7 to
30 days right so we can target people who have who have friends or close
friends or best friends right close friends and best ones to be the same
thing close friends of people with a birthday that's coming up we can do
close friends of women with a birthday in seven to thirty days and think about
how amazing this is because we have looked right here that when we type in
green tea seventy-three percent of them are women and when we typed in Koala
sixty-nine percent of them are women right so seven out of ten people who
like both of these things or more about 71 percent of everyone who likes both of
these things is women and we can literally target close friends of women
with a birthday coming up if they have a birthday coming up it's likely that
their close friends are gonna buy them a gift and what an amazing gift that it
would be like a little funny gag gift especially if they're close friends they
probably know that this person likes koalas if they like koalas enough to
actually go out of their way to like a koala related page on Facebook then they
really like koalas right and their friend and their close friends probably
know that and so this is how you really get creative with Facebook Ads guys
you can literally target people in such unique ways and you can target them you
know they have to like koalas they have to also like green tea and they also
have to have close friends of women with a birthday in seven to thirty days so
these are the types of ways that you actually take your Facebook Ads to the
next level and become profitable right from the start all right so let's talk
about the ninja pair and strategy because this strategy is one of the best
ways to kind of split tests up front using these kind of pairs right like
usually I'll have to but sometimes I'll put three if it like works perfectly I'm
just a kind of illustrated though I'm just gonna keep it as two right this
koala being one korean t being the other targeting people who would be interested
in kind of a gag gift which is a koala tea infuser which is probably like
almost nothing when it comes to actual cost so what we're gonna do guys is for
the second version of the pair we're gonna click add a detailed targeting
variation so we click Add util targeting variation right here now we're gonna
split his Facebook is gonna create split tested ad sets for us automatically and
this is a beautiful time-saver if you've used Facebook Ads in the past you
understand how exciting this feature is it's amazing right so what we're gonna
do is we're gonna head back into audience insights and we're gonna look
at page likes right so let's do a traditional medicinal medicinals because
people who like green tea are 56 times more likely to also like traditional and
medicinals which is really hard to say try saying that five times fast so
traditional medicinals we can type this in right here traditional medicinals has
a million people right and we're gonna narrow the audience so they also must
match whatever is closest according to audience insights for koala
all right so we're gonna raise green tea here and we're gonna go back in and
we're gonna look at koala and now we're gonna see according to a fit the
affinity score per face is one there's not that many people who like it though
I guess they have nine hundred forty-one thousand so let's do awesome ocean I'm
so we're gonna do awesome ocean right and let's take a quick look just to make
sure that this is like reasonably related so awesome ocean looks like it's
okay so it's like a brand yeah and they have like cute animals like seals and
stuff like that and like animals yes this is perfect so we're gonna do
awesome ocean here and so now we have two pairs right so people have to like
both of the most related thing to green tea and the thing that's most related to
koalas so these are two sets of pairs right the ninja pair method and these is
um this is a fantastic way to really target people I'm kind of from the start
on two fronts right they have to they have to match two things one thing and
also right we see that it's very important and must also match the
and this is a good way of laser targeting your audience kind of from the
very start and so you know what we would do next is take a look at kind of the
demographics so you know 70% are women most of which are kind of the 25 to 34
year old range so if we wanted to get even more kind of aggressive here or we
wanted to make our audience size smaller you know we could narrow this by only
doing women and we could only do like for example 24 year olds through 35 year
olds because they do happen to be the largest kind of data set here oh yeah 20
25 to 34 year olds I mean so 25 to 34 year olds and so that's a great way
using the ninja pair method to kind of hit people on to two different fronts to
make a super super targeted audience from the very start and then also split
testing based on these two pairs because what you're gonna see is you know koala
and green tea might be might perform awesome and it's getting you a ton of
sales super profitable and then traditional medicinals and awesome ocean
is just complete crap right and it's not doing anything for you and it's not
making any sales and so then obviously you know you'd create automation rules
to automatically scale the ad sets that we're winning and automatically stop or
pause the ad sets that we're losing if you don't know how to make automation
rules they are a kind of a more advanced technique that we do talk about a ton in
the Facebook ads ninja master class shameless plug link in the description
if you guys want to check it out this is completely free training it will be the
first link down in the description all right so let's talk about one more very
important hack because this hack has given us a bunch of really profitable
results because you can actually target people by if they're engaged
shoppers right and what this means is Facebook actually has kind of data
surrounding people who spend more money right because they partner with credit
card companies and they purchase you know for huge sums of money all of this
data pretty much on all of us right and it's creepy but it's good for us as
advertisers right so we're gonna choose engaged shoppers here and then if we
kick suggestions it'll give us other kind of options here and what I've found
to work really well is people who are active credit card users and people who
are top spenders so we're gonna click on top spenders here and this is also
something that is worth noting right like this just popped up I've never seen
this before Facebook changes
all the time right we will be removing some detailed targeting options your
audience contains interest behaviors or demographics which will soon no longer
be available on our platform you can still publish these changes for now but
eventually you won't be able to use these items right and so this is a good
kind of idea so you know like any business we have to continue to evolve
continue to change continue to find things before other people and use them
to our advantages right continue to find interests that are converting and you
know if you're part of the ninja family you will always have access to the best
ways to target things whether it's ecommerce Shopify Amazon whether you're
creating a Facebook ad agency you know if you're trying to create like your own
personal brand it does not matter right if you are a part of the Facebook Ads
ninja master class you will always be you know not one step ahead but three
steps ahead guys we just did a literally live QA for like two hours yesterday in
the private student group where I answered questions personally alive
sharing my screen for all of my different students in the Facebook as a
ninja master class really going into their specific businesses right we
talked about a shipping and logistics company that somebody just got hired to
run ads for we talked about a ton of things and it was so much fun I love
going through all of that with you guys and so the last thing that I want to
talk about guys is actually how to kind of make these ads right because if you
want to make you know ads like this for example but you don't have kind of the
video editing skills um it's very easy to do this and I could teach you you
know how to actually do this yourself on Camtasia or I could teach you the lazy
way to do it which is actually the better way to do it so if we go to
fiverr.com and type in video editing here i like to sort by best selling and
if you contact any of these like that and give them a video and say hey i need
a video that fits you know facebook ads and that you know they'll probably all
know and if not you know just do like a quick google search and you'll be able
to figure out what the dimensions are just say hey I need a Facebook ad that
looks like this ad like the top subtitle bar you know with this text ad emojis
just like this you know add emojis down on the bottom and these ads guys they
work right trust me when I tell you that ads with subtitle bars like this work
and people on Fiverr can probably give you a video like this where they'll add
these you know top and bottom subtitle bars for like five to ten dollars and
it's so so so so worth it for your products guys and make sure that you
outsource things like this because it's gonna save you a ton of time and it's
gonna make it's gonna put you a step or even two steps above your competition
because most people aren't willing to go this extra step and create beautiful
kind of eye catching ads like this and so the last thing I'm gonna say guys is
if you guys are interested in what I like to call the ninja carousel hack
there's a way to actually use pictures write pictures of products that you can
take from all the Express you can take them yourself right there's a way to use
pictures to create video ads on facebook and then for literally pennies on the
dollar you can retarget people who watch for
specific percentages of your video ad that you made entirely from pictures and
this is probably the single way besides maybe dynamic product ads that we've
made the most money specifically related to e-commerce and to Shopify guys so if
you guys are interested in learning exactly how to do this do me a favor
like this video right if we get a thousand likes on this video and we get
five hundred comments that say Facebook Ads Shopify then I will make that video
and show you how to do the ninja slideshow hack where you can use only
pictures to make super super high quality video ads and then retarget
people in a very very profitable way even if you don't have a video camera if
you have no experience I'm gonna teach you how to do it completely from scratch
even if you're a complete beginner so comment Facebook ads Shopify on this
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One, two, three, four ...
Fever!
♪ Intestines of a slug in a hair ... ♪
Yeah, what's going on?
Just that, teen Lydia,
that you now become Aunt Lydia.
And the best thing is that my song gets it.
♪ Intestines of a slug everywhere ... ♪
Look, what's wrong with her?
It turned out that she is actually allergic to pop music,
but do not be afraid then she grow older,
she get out of here
and we will be able to enjoy the concert in peace!
Eee, should not she get out?
Stop it!
♪ I don't care! ♪
Holy rabies, she ages too fast! (♪ I don'T care! ♪)
♪ Yeah! ♪
♪ Yeah, great! ♪
Hey! No, not that!
I'm so sorry, I'm sorry,
but this is a bit of a crisis.
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(not really) unpopular kpop opinions - Duration: 5:43.
hello you dumbasses
hahaHAH, just kidding.
anyways today I want to hop on the unpopular opinion trend
which is probably already dead, but I'm always late so let's start
1. BTS is not overrated
they work so hard and truly deserve the love and awards they are getting
I can understand that some people dislike them,
their music or the fandom but please stop being an asshole and just ignore it and stan your faves
2. the whole ''stan loona'' thing is getting annoying
Loona is a great group with great songs and talent and all but you don't have to comments it on
every single video you find because it will take the motivation of some people you maybe wanted to
Stan them but think their fandom is annoying
3. 2018 music was 90% a disappointment
I do love some songs of 2018 and the groups are doing their best, but music wise I just don't love
This year till now even 2017 had more bops (which) I loved
But as I said, there are some songs/ comebacks, I really enjoyed like pentagon's shine
Junhyung's go away and shinee's comebacks
4. Saying XY is soOOo gay is also getting annoying
as you can see I get annoyed pretty fast, but saying an idol is gay because they accidentally touched
The leg of the other member is complete bullshit
Sometimes it's funny and great for memes and all but it's just too much if my whole timeline is
Filled with gays who say every single member of this and that group is gay
Like after a time, it's just enough and maybe uncomfortable for the idol expect they say so
Themselves like Holland
5. Kpop merch is kind of cringy. Don't get me wrong
supporting your faves is really great and its kind of promotion but having some inside joke on a
shirt or their name on the back with some number makes me wanna run away
If I see people with BTS or EXO merch I usually think they are cringy even if I don't want to
Kard's and gfriend's music don't sound the same. I guess some people never heard of having a trademark or a concept (through different comebacks)
their music is great and each song is different and I'm sick of people hating on both groups because
They think all their songs sound the same
Like do these songs sound the same?
No, they don't
6. Summer kpop will never be the same without sistar. The queens of summer made their last comeback last year and honestly
I miss them and their really really
Great songs that blessed my summers. I just hope they will be active as solo artists
PS dally by hyolyn issa whole bob
7. Highlight, infinite and shinee are the holy vocal trinty of kpop and that is not even the tea
This is a fact all the groups have not even one member that can't sing
they are always stable even with a hard-ass choreographies and I love their friendship and
little interactions
8. Making an unpopular opinion video doesn't give you the right to hate and discredit a group or artist
I hate it when some people start saying how this and that member is ugly, can't sing and is extremely
untalented like bitch no
It's fine to say you dislike them of their music. That's why it is called opinion
But don't start to hate on a group and no, even a disclaimer doesn't give you the right
So this was my first video of this kind
I hope you enjoyed that even if some of these opinions are not really unpopular or the tea you wanted and
Please don't hate on me. If you want to you can comment your unpopular kpop opinion and we can discuss about it
Have a great day
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Aranda - Satisfied Lyrics Cover on Subtitles / Description - Duration: 3:30.
Welcome I'm LeoRocker the broadcaster in this radio,
please turn on subtitles on the video,
and the next rock band is coming Aranda with the song " Satisfied " with the lyric Cover
I no I never wanna see you smile, And I never wanna see you satisfied
If the sun came up tomorrow, and you lived in a perfect place,
that just wouldn't be good enough for you
You could have a happy family, money, and the perfect face,
but that wouldn't be good enough for you,
enough for you...
And I no I never wanna see you smile,
and I never wanna see you satisfied on a Sunday morning, never moving on
I no I never wanna see you die, but I never wanna see you satisfied,
Are you satisfied? Oh!
Are you satisfied? How it came and went,
satisfied when I pay your rent,
will you ever regret, all the things you said
satisfied oh!
(Music)
I crashed and burned a thousand times, just to be your friend,
but you gave me nothing in return
you played on my obsession for you,
until the bitter end,
I can't believe I got, what you deserved,
what you deserved
I no I never wanna see you smile,
and I never wanna see you satisfied,
Are you satisfied? oh!
Are you satisfied? How it came and went,
satisfied when I pay your rent,
will you ever regret, all the things you said
Are you satisfied? oh!
Are you satisfied? in another man's bed, Satisfied you left me all but dead,
How dare you ever deny, all the things I did
Satisfied ah!
oh!
I no I never wanna see you die,
but I never wanna see you satisfied...
and remember It's the rock, It's the life,
It's your rock station, see you later
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