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Let's see what makes a molecule chiral and how to find all of the chiral

centers. Hello everyone, I'm Melissa Maribel your personal tutor and let's start with

understanding what a chiral molecule is. If a molecule is chiral it means there

is no line of symmetry the left side is not the same as the right and the

molecules mirror image is different and nonsuperimposable meaning we cannot

perfectly align the molecules on top of each other. A molecule is achiral if

there is a line of symmetry within the molecule, the left side is the same as

the right side which is why it's achiral.

Let's do another example and see what molecules are chiral or achiral if we

were to cut the middle of each molecule we would see that the top and bottom

parts of this first molecule are not the same so there is no line of symmetry

making it a chiral molecule. However, the second molecule does have a line of

symmetry since the top and bottom parts of the molecule are the same making this

an achiral molecule moving on to chiral centers a chiral center is an

atom that is attached to four different groups, we represent a chiral center with

an asterisk. When an atom has a double or triple bond it cannot be a chiral center

since there are not enough groups. For example, this carbon is not a chiral

center because there are only three different groups and we need four

different groups for this to be a chiral center. Let's identify the chiral centers

in these two examples looking at this carbon we will see if there are four

different groups surrounding the central carbon we have OH this carbon chain, a

totally different carbon chain with an OH group and a hydrogen so both of these

carbons are our chiral centers note an achiral molecule can still have chiral

centers as shown here. This entire molecule does have a line of symmetry

and both parts are the same making it achiral.

In this example there are actually no chiral centers because there are two

methyl groups and remember all of the groups have to be different. Note: a

chiral molecule does not have to have a chiral center there is no line of

symmetry within this molecule making it chiral.

Okay to make sure you fully understand everything we just covered try these two

questions and we'll go over the answers in just a little bit. For question one

identify the chiral centers. To find the answer to question one let's check each

carbon and see if there are four different groups. Hmm nope not enough

groups not enough groups for the next carbon this carbon has one two three

four different groups so yes this is a chiral center. Next remember double or

triple bond will never be a chiral center so this one is not a chiral

center. This next carbon doesn't have enough groups the next carbon has one

two three and four different groups so yes this is another chiral center and

this end carbon is a common mistake it has enough groups but there are two of the

same groups our methyl groups but we need all four groups to be different so

this is not a chiral center. There are only two chiral centers in this molecule.

For question two label each molecule as chiral or achiral

To find the answer to question two remember we are looking for lines of

symmetry, if there is a line of symmetry within the molecule then it's achiral

like this first one is. Here is another hidden line of symmetry we can count the

number of carbons on either side and see that we can cut this molecule in half

and it would be the same since there are 1, 2, 3 carbons on the left and 1, 2, 3

carbons on the right making this molecule achiral. Now for the remaining

molecules there is no line of symmetry no matter how we try to cut them down

the middle they are never the same so these both are chiral.You can find other

helpful videos right here and if you would like additional homework help

tutoring or other resources you can find that all in the description box and

remember stay determined you can do this

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Adivina la canción! | Reto con Julie - Duration: 13:29.

Hi everyone, and welcome back to my channel

I'm with Julie again

And today we're doing a video playing "Guess that challenge"

My sisters are gonna play different songs

The first five seconds of every song

and then we have to guess which song it is

And whoever guesses it first, wins

So that we don't just yell out the name, we have to grab this bottle first to say what it is.

It has to be the name of the song, the artist, or continue singing that song

Because most of the time I don't know the artist or the song or..

Or the song, or anything.

I won

We're gonna start

We sang this song in the car, when we did that video

Whose friend is this? Not my friend

The bottle flew

This one didn't count because we both went for it and broke everything

Here you are

Ulises just got here

Ok well I hope you guys enjoyed this video

It's hot

Who won?

I knew I lost so..

Oh my battery died

This is like triple g and Canelo

If they're stealing the fight from me

Let us know if you'd like to see another video like this.

If you want me to do another video with Julie

Want me, Love me

To those that love me, I also love you

And to those that don't, go #$#@ %

And to those that don't, I also love you

But I want to real far

I want you... but far away from my life

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Mystery of the HUI finally unveiled - Ep 46 Sailing Luckyfish - Duration: 16:03.

In May, 2017 a group of men, women and children

from all over the US and many parts of the world,

came together in Fort Myers, Florida.

They all shared one thing in common.

An interest in Wharram designed sailboats.

I only flew in yesterday

And the day before I was travelling from Greece to England

And all yesterday flying here, so

Truly

Still a bit groggy

Ohhh. So you were in Greece with Spirit of Gaia yeah?

Yesterday was a 22 hour day.

Yes

I saw you sailing in

I cant believe that

I knew it was you

I looked down and I saw, I know

That boat

That must be Luckyfish

Thats amazing, yeah.

Well we came in about 7 or 8pm last night

It was about 5, 5:30

You were near the bridge

You must have been on our first bridge, yeah?

Yes, outside the first bridge

Sun out and its raining

Welcome to Florida

It was nice meeting you

Yeah, very nice

Good luck in everything you do

We'll see you tomorrow right?

Were going this afternoon

Are you going to be there?

Yeah, we are staying at the hotel

The Best Western. Yeah, were there.

Good.

OK see you then.

Bye Bye

The first time I came across the word Hui,

was when we first arrived in the Caribbean.

Its a Polynesian word meaning gathering

and its roots go back 5,000 years

to Asia where it still means meeting

in Mandarin today.

In the case of a Wharram Hui

it means a gathering of double - canoes

and, the people that designed, built and sail them.

It was the prospect of meeting these folks

at a Hui in Florida,

that lead us to sail 1800 miles across the Caribbean and discover

what a Hui would mean to us.

Shall we dock or anchor?

Would it be better to go bow in first?

I think bow first, port side tie yeah?

Good job

OK at the front

These meetings have been going on almost as long as there have been Wharrams.

From the early ones in the mid 70s in England,

to Lake Neusiedl in Austria,

to Lake Ontario, Canada,

to New Zealand,

to Lakes in Italy, and,

for quite a number or years

right here in Florida.

Nice looking sail too

And so we found ourselves in Florida,

at the start of the hurricane season,

without a hurricane plan,

having catapulted ourselves into a sea of complete strangers.

It was a far cry from the normal

peace and solitude we are used to on Luckyfish.

But somehow, we had faith

this Hui would have all the answers.

First, we met everybody..

There was Tony from ScubaTony

the Scuba Diving company on Cozumel

Tony had flown in from Spain

to see Luckyfish before deciding to commission a Tiki 38

build of his own.

We met Mike from Michigan,

round the world sailors finishing he and his wifes

latest project

You got something to say?

I am excited to be here

a huge Tehini 51

Andy had flown in from California

to look at designs

to help him decide on which one for his own boat.

He also won the Communal Spirit award

This person in the

communal spirit of Wharramites everywhere

was happy to drink all the free booze he could get

on any boat that was there

and then, the next morning,

replensish all the booze

[CHEERS]

Andy

[APPLAUSE]

[LAUGHS]

Brandon and Danielle had driven over from nearby Sarasota.

They were a mine of local knowledge, refitting their Tangaroa at a nearby yard,

and extending a huge hand of hospitality to us.

We met reknowned professional boat builder David Halliday

from Boatsmith in Jupiter,

and learned about some big budget,

big Wharrams he was building in fibreglass.

We met fishing guide and sailing rig enthusiast

El Capitan Gerry who we will see a lot more of

in upcoming videos.

So thats what you use to make the videos?

Yeah, we just use cellphones. It works.

No GoPros or nothing like that?

We just bought one.

We are new to it.

We havent used that one.

We have got a drone and the GoPro

I use GoPro all the time

And it works really well

Really?

We would like to learn from you then.

Jimbo made a spectacular entrance,

singlehanded under spinnaker,

on his Narai 40

Huge

Le Sousa and his son Ian had driven in to meet some owners,

look at the boats and go out for a trial sail.

Casey and Shaun from Journey Island Style

spent 3 months cruising the Sea of Cortez on their

21 foot Tahiti Wayfarer outrigger

before building a second canoe,

and turning her into a catamaran.

Now they are rebuilding a 36 Tangaroa in Alabama.

Brent blew in from New Zealand,

via the Mississippi

and blew everyone away with a song

In true Polynesian fashion

he might be the closest thing we have today to an

actual Polynesian

Shaun: Hes a bloody Kiwi!

.[LAUGHS]

Hes also a Mississippian so we arent sure

exactly what program hes on

Hes going to teach us some Polynesian songs!

[CHEERS]

Do you want to learn one?

[YEAH]

So, obviously I am from New Zealand

Which does make me the closest thing you have to a Polynesian

[LAUGHS]

As crazy as that sounds

Obviously, New Zealand is one corner of the Polynesian triangle

I went to school

in New Zealand

I believe you have that here? School?

[LAUGHS]

It was good. I had fun. At school.

And part of going to school

was that we would learn to sing songs

in Maori, that is called Waiata

And the waiata we are going to sing

I learnt so long ago I have no idea what it means

[LAUGHS]

I think it means gathering of friends

But dont quote me on that or were in trouble

So, keep drinking

[LAUGHS]

because its going to get better

if we get really good we might go into thirds

but lets try and get it in one

So Im going to say the line

and you are going to

repeat the line to me

and if I remember it properly

we will keep going to the next line

is everyone clear on whats going on

Yeah !

Oh thank you sir

It has no...

Its not like...

I cant say its to the tune of Disneys Frozen

Because Disney Frozen didnt exist when the song was written

So, it goes like this

E toru nga mea (There are three things)

Nga mea nui (Very important things)

E ki ana (As stated in)

Te Paipera (Our tradition)

Tumanako (Hope)

Whakapono (Faith)

Ko te mea nui (And the greatest thing)

Ko te aroha. (Charity/ Love)

[APPLAUSE]

That was beautiful

I assume you are all aware

Aroha means Love

And we could all do with a little more love

[APPLAUSE]

Well done Brent

Hes the closest thing we got to a Polynesian

This boat was designed in memory of James' first voyage

across the Atlantic

it was in the little Tangaroa

its in the book, for people you have got the book

and it was 23 feet 6 inches long

and he sailed with these two lovely German girls

and a dog

and alot of books

across the Atlantic in 1956

So that is now, 61 years ago

So we designed the Mana

and it is exactly the same length

and so it is in memory of that, really

In fact it is exactly between the Tiki 21 and the Tiki 26

both of which are here

James would have loved to have been here

He is trying to write another book

His biography

It's 40% written so far

All the early parts are written

and the later parts, we will be working on

over the next year

and I will be helping him because

he has reached the stage when I joined his life

So, I can at least help him, because I was there

And thank you all for building boats

and being so enthusiastic about it

and having these wonderful meetings

and its been gratifying to see so many people

loving their boats and being here

[APPLAUSE]

The following day Zaya and Marge went to work

on our sail repair

while outgoing Hui organiser, Dan,

performed a boat re-naming ceremony

so not to raise the ire of Poseidon or Neptune.

.... this worthy vessel hereinafter for all time known as "Tortuga"

guarding her with your mighty arms

and ensuring her safe and rapid passage

throughout her journeys within your realm

To celebrate, we must

[HOOTS AND APPLAUSE}

Better do the bows

Not much!

Alright, get the cups!

Cups!

Over here Sir

Its a little warm

but what the hell

its booze

and then James joined us,

via Skype

and we wished him a Happy 89th birthday

The first thing I'd like to say is that

the weather is beautiful!

Cool, crisp, spring, sunshine

And I am told it is hot, sticky and miserable where you are

[LAUGHs]

Happy birthday to you

Happy birthday dear James....

Well, that just about covers the 2017 Florida Hui,

Wait, do the ladies have chairs?

I thought they were doing a lap dance

who are they dancing on?

[CHEERING]

but before we get to the parties these Huis

are famous for,

Dan read a rather fitting eulogy to Skip Lichty,

one of the early Wharram pioneers

This year, we lost, one gentleman, Skip Lichty

And, in his memory I would like to read a very brief memorial

and then have a moment of silence

It is later than you think

The clock of life is wound but once

And no one has the power to tell when the hands will stop

At late or early hour

Now is all the time you own

The past a golden link

We cruise or dream of it

Not to escape from life But to prevent life from escaping us.

Go cruising now my friends,

Its later than you think

May fair winds

Calm seas

And bright sun

Follow you always

As you continue your sailing journeys

Through the universe

Now a moment of silence for Skip

Fair winds dear friend. Lets party.

[CHEERS]

Don't step back Mike

I'm going for a different camera angle here

[HOOTS AND MUSIC]

That. That's not on the next episode of Luckyfish

Yeah, Andy was right.

Some things stay at the Hui.

The Hui was supposed to end on a Sunday,

but the last boat didnt leave until Tuesday.

It was like meeting family you never knew you had

James Wharram summed it up 30 years ago

and his words are still just as relevant today

[MUSIC]

Before we leave you this week

wed like to give a shout out to Neil and Gail

who have placed Gleda,

their Tiki 38

on the market in Spain.

In true Wharram spirit,

Gleda is probably the most blogged Wharram construction ever,

with every construction hour and many of her sailing achievements

recorded and shared to the benefit of a great many folks.

The boat is listed on the Scott Brown Multihulls site.

There is a link in the description.

This is a great opportunity

for some-one wanting to go cruising straight away.

Dont forget to subscribe to our channel if you havent already

and thank you for watching.

For more infomation >> Mystery of the HUI finally unveiled - Ep 46 Sailing Luckyfish - Duration: 16:03.

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Congressional Elections Explained: What's at stake for this year's midterms? - Duration: 1:45.

Back in

The founding fathers set up that thing called Congress.

And there were some ground rules.

One, Congress would be split in two parts.

The House and the Senate

Two, the people in the House and the Senate would serve for different amounts of time.

And three, everybody would not be up for reelection

at the same time.

This was all so Congress would be

stable and productive.

Key word there: productive.

Jokes on the founding fathers.

Here's a quick civics refresher.

The House of Representatives has 435 members.

The Senate has 100 members.

If your business card says representative

you get to call the House home for two years.

If your business card says Senator, you get six.

And elections happen every two years on even number years.

Since members of the House serve two year terms,

they're always on their toes

And have to campaign to get the votes

to head back to DC every election year.

Senators are broken into three groups

Only one of those groups, so a third of the Senate,

is up for reelection each election year.

During the midterm elections this year

26 Democratic Senators are up for reelection.

Just nine Republican Senators are.

And Congress is majority red right now.

If Dems can steal a few Republican seats,

Congress could go blue.

If Dems lose any seats,

Republicans get to keep wearing the pants.

This is not a game of musical chairs

that either side wants to lose.

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My Queer Book Journey - Duration: 2:33.

The first time I read a queer book, I was seven years old.

I was looking through the shelves of my school's library, and I pulled out one called Heather

Has Two Mommies.

I remember standing there and reading it cover to cover.

When I finished it, I thought "Huh.

So that's a thing."

There was no moment of epiphany.

There was no sudden understanding of who I would be years from now.

There was just a door I wasn't aware had been closed, now--slightly ajar.

Almost ten years later, I was out and proud when my mother asked me if I had read Rubyfruit

Jungle.

When I told her that I hadn't, she replied with "And you call yourself a lesbian."

So I read it.

And I realized that my love of reading and my identity could intertwine.

One book lead to the next, and I could never quite slake my thirst for that representation.

I wanted to see myself in books like I never had before.

I searched for more, and when I couldn't find resources, I created them: the Lesbrary,

a compendium of reviews from dozens of readers around the world.

Other queer readers--from teenagers to middle-aged women--reached out to me, thanking me for

helping them access this texts that they desperately needed.

Another decade past that, I was able to connect to the Sooke school district over their SOGI

123 book list: a $5,000 grant given to the district to buy queer kids' books for every

age level.

As manager of the Children's Department at Russell Books, I helped them to select

texts for every school, squeezing as many books as possible out of that budget.

As the books came in, I laid them out in long rows, double-checking that all eighteen elementary

schools had the same bundle of books, that every counsellor had the titles they needed,

that the high schools had heavy boxes to bring into their libraries.

As I assembled those kits, I thought about all the kids who would be able to access the

stories that were so few and far between in my youth.

How many students would find themselves in those pages?

How many would gain the understanding to be a kinder, more accepting person later in their

lives?

During my time observing at Belmont, I noticed the books on display: my books.

The books I had selected and sourced and packaged.

Those queer books, proudly in the most prominent spot in the library.

Books about queer people of different ages, genders, and races.

Different genres.

Different reading levels.

Whether I become an English teacher or a teacher librarian, the inclusive library will be something

I bring with me.

I know the impact of reading a story that changes your life.

I'll seek to always create a library where every person belongs.

Where everyone's story can be told and respected.

Shelves packed with queer books and multicultural books and diverse stories of every kind.

A library of ideas, both on the page and in the community we create in our classroom.

A classroom with the door ajar.

And a library where everyone is welcome.

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Man Utd news: Wayne Rooney wades in on Jose Mourinho vs Paul Pogba feud, Frenchman warned - Duration: 3:02.

Pogba had a game to forget in United's last outing, which saw the Red Devils suffer a 3-2 defeat to Brighton

The World Cup winner was critical of his team-mates' attitude at the Amex Stadium and insinuated that they weren't properly prepared for the match

"I will always try, I know I lost a lot of balls, that shouldn't happen for a midfielder," the France international told The BBC

"I try, I keep pushing, that's my personality. I know if I lose some balls I try to play it simple but sometimes when it's not your day, it's not your day

"I think they prepared [for] the game very well, they prepared much better than us

They really want to press, and stuff like this." Pogba's comments further fuelled talk of a rift between himself and manager Jose Mourinho, who is also seemingly at odds with United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward

Rooney agrees with Pogba's statement, to a certain extent, but believes he must take it upon himself to ensure he's firing on all cylinders

"He is a fantastic player but he has to do it for himself," the former United and England striker told CNN World Sport

"If they're going to win the title, he'll be the main player in terms of them doing that

"You hear a lot of people saying Jose Mourinho needs to get the best out of him but he needs to do it for himself and prove he's at that level to help Man United

" Pogba's decision to publicly lambast his team-mates surprised many, including former United midfielder Gordon Strachan

"I find it very strange that Pogba, and it might have just been lost in translation mind, would come out when you're sitting in the dressing room potentially watching the TV," he told Sky Sports on The Debate

"How would you feel knowing fine well you tried you're but you've had a stinker? We've all done that

"Sometimes when you don't play well it looks like you're not trying. "If you're trying your hardest and someone is saying 'by the way, we're not trying

' I don't know how I'd react to that." Pogba and his team-mates return to action on Monday night, when they'll welcome Tottenham to Old Trafford

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Harry Potter Mystery Wand Full Size Blind Bags Unboxing Wow! - Duration: 6:05.

welcome to Ollivander's Wand shop hi we were sent by Rose McGruder to go get our

wands oh very good and what's the last name? imagine. imagine...and the first

name? I'm bug and I'm mama oh very good let's see what we can find I'lll be right back.

Bug and mama Imagine....oh yes here we go. W.I. fans what

we have today are the 12-inch mystery wands from Harry Potter

collect all nine mystery wands. the wand chooses the wizard mr. Potter. in these

packages it includes a mystery wand, one box and matching character 3d bookmark

and of the 9 mystery wands you can get luna lovegood, Nymphadora Tonks, Lord

Voldemort and the Death Eater wand. Oh scary or you

can get Harry Potter Hermione Granger Ron Weasley Draco Malfoy or Neville

Longbottom what do you think we're gonna get well

let's see and find out so bug which one are you hoping for I'm hoping for three

I'm hoping for Luna Lovegood I'm hoping for Harry Potter's and I'm hoping for

Hermione Granger's well I have two that I'm really hoping for and that would be

Ron Weasley and Neville Longbottom I'm really hoping I do not get the Death

Eater alright well let's get them open and see who we got

please Hermione Granger oh this is fancy you're very nice I don't know if it's

all of them say Harry Potter because that's the name of it or I actually

got Harry Potter it looks like it has a velvet casing very fancy and

how you don't know why I got it I think you got RonWeasley I think you've got

the one I wanted remember the wand chooses you ooh I love the detail on

this it feels just the right weight and I it feels really really rough against my

hands it has a curved detail like right here so you can grip your hands on it

okay we'll see if you can find your bookmark oh look at that oh that is

super cool it's a 3d bookmark he's moving his head side to side yeah I really like

that I love his hair blowing oh very cool Ron Weasley can you see how that

moves gives it the 3d look very cool even though it wasn't the one I wanted

it's still very cool I agree all right now to see which one I

got maybe you also got Ron we could be twins maybe let's open it and see

there's our box who did we get ooh I'm really excited please don't be

The Death Eater please don't be The Death Eater oh good you got mine! so I have

Luna Lovegood how pretty is this look at the richness of the wood grain that they

put on there I do think they're plastic but they have really real wood like feel

and look to them that is super cool that is a beautiful coloring it looks

like a broom I guess if you stand it that way it kind of does very nice okay

let's see where's my card all right oh she's beautiful Luna

Lovegood isn't that pretty I love it it's adorable very very nice

well there you have it our trip to the wand shop do you have a favorite wand

that you would like to get? these are super cool we did find ours at Walmart

and there's seven more to collect after these two that's our collection for now

make sure to LIKE comment share and subscribe and find us on Instagram we

imagine workshop and we'd like to invite you to wave on to our other videos

until next time

thank you for watching subscribe it's free

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Breaking News - What happened to Ryder Cup hero Victor Dubuisson? - Duration: 8:28.

Ou se trouve Victor Dubuisson? Where is the hero of Gleneagles? What has become of the man who could - should - have been sending French fans into ooh-la-la eruptions of joy at Le Golf National this week? Four years on from being hailed as Le Phenomenon, just one of the titles inspired by his barnstorming performance in Europe's triumph over the USA, the famously distant Dubuisson is further removed from the spotlight than even he would like

Bearing the actual physical scars of an operation intended to repair a serious inner ear problem, he has retreated into 'frustrated' inactivity that he openly describes as 'stressful'

Not that Dubuisson is very open about anything, of course. If you aren't aware of his reclusive streak by now, you've simply not been paying attention

This is a man who refuses to answer questions that stray within a mile of the personal, a supreme talent who may or may not have left school at 'ten or 12' - and may or may not have been abandoned by his parents at the same age

What we know for certain is that he hasn't hit a ball in anger since missing the cut in the Open de Espana in April

His season has been, to quote the man directly, 'f****d'. With the Ryder Cup about to tee off in his home nation, Dubuisson isn't even the ghost at the banquet

When he might have been the Face of French golf, he is in the shadows. Not certain to even tune in, so hurtful is it to watch others do what he cannot

'Because I can't play, I don't watch too much golf on TV,' said Dubuisson. 'It affects me

It frustrates me even more. 'Of course I miss golf. I've been doing this every day since I was little, that's why it's frustrating, not being able to play

'When you know that the season is f****d, it's very difficult.' That word, difficult, is used regularly in connection with a player who is popular enough with his peers - less so with tournament organisers and sponsors, who rely on the pros helping to generate publicity

That's never been Dubuisson's thing. Probably never will. Still, it obviously irks him when some get the wrong idea about his absence, as he revealed in an interview with Nice-Matin

Quizzed on whether he understood why some were questioning his desire to play, particularly in this enormously important year for France, Dubuisson said: 'I do not understand, no

'I know I represent a lot for things for French golf. But it can happen that you get hurt

'Like when someone is sick. Me, I got hurt doing my job. All athletes are injured at one time or another

' Specifically on the subject of missing the Ryder Cup, he said: 'You know, a career is very long, all players have problems from time to time

'And you're never safe from injury. I know that, in two or three years' time, people will not remember this

'I am extremely disappointed not to be able to play golf for such a long time, especially in the year the Ryder Cup is hosted by France

'I would have loved to give myself a chance to be part of the European team again

'But my health is a priority. I hope to return to play as soon as possible.' The crisis began last year, when a sinus problem made breathing difficult - and flying 'unbearable'

Not that he was overly focused in 2017, anyway, admitting that for half of the season: 'I spent almost 80 per cent of my time fishing

' Still, as he put together a strong close to the year, including finishing third at the Dunhill in Scotland, he admitted the Ryder Cup was 'always in the corner of my mind'

With that as motivation, he went in for an operation - the scars behind his left ear are the telltale sign - intended to solve the sinus issues

Taking up the tale, Dubuisson said: 'I had this accident when I came back from the Spanish Open, my eardrum was hurt on the flight home - it exploded

'I had to have an operation and can't fly any more. It started with a sinus operation last year that had consequences for the future

'I could hit balls but at the moment of impact it hurt me a lot. It would slow down my healing and affect my balance

'Yes, clearly it's frustrating. All season, I've been wanting to play.After eight years on the Tour, not playing is weird

'I still do my rehabilitation so I can hear normally. I have to be very careful

I cannot hear anything on one side. 'I have a medical exemption. I can't fly or go underwater for at least six or seven months

'Let's imagine I had broken an arm. I could have started again at the end of the season

But I've only played half a tournament.' It's sad to see such a fine talent sidelined by injury

Sadder still to hear his response to being told he still looked trim and in shape

'But I do not do much, to be honest,' said Dubuisson. 'It's just so stressful that I'm not gaining weight

And being unable to hear scares me.' Given his reputation for unpredictability, maybe he will surprise everyone by pitching up at the big show outside Paris

Smiling and shaking hands with well wishers and European Tour bigwigs alike. For all we know, his ear has healed and he's honing his skills daily, ready to recapture the form that made him such an unstoppable force at Gleneagles, when he took two-and-a-half points from three in a one-sided spanking of the Yanks

When he speaks of those magical three days in 2014, it is always with warmth, declaring: 'That will remain with me forever

' None who watched him in his pomp will forget just how good Dubuisson was. All are asking the same thing

Whatever happened to the Gallic genius with the D'Artagnan goatee and the swashbuckling style? 'Apparently he sacked his golf coach so he can get a fishing coach,' the website National Club Golfer

com reported one tour player saying anonymously this week. 'The ear thing is true, apparently, but he doesn't want to play golf

'There are stories of him turning up and then just going home, or leaving his clubs at airports as he can't be arsed waiting that extra 20 minutes for them

'One year he turned up to Abu Dhabi with no trousers and his clubs were left there from the Race to Dubai the previous December

He claims he is shy and really concerned with what people think of him. He is an enigma that is getting a little old

' Another player confirmed he had also heard stories of Dubuisson getting to airports then going straight home because 'he doesn't fancy it'

He added: 'I just don't think he enjoys golf and I'm not sure he ever has. I think he's just good at it

But beyond that it's difficult for me to give an opinion because I don't know him personally

' A third player added: 'I got on with him fine but didn't know him well. He's a legend really, just doesn't give a s**t

I'm a fan.' Well, we all are. The question is when will we see him again?

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BEST CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE RECIPE EVER (seriously) - Duration: 4:22.

hey everyone it's Dorothy from CrazyforCrust.com welcome to my kitchen

today we're going to talk about making chocolate chip cookies now there are so

many chocolate chip cookie recipes out there and I've made so many of them but

I finally found the absolute best basic chocolate chip cookie recipe one thing I

love about a basic good old chocolate chip cookie recipe is that you can use

it in so many different ways so once you have that base recipe you can change it

up to fit your needs you can make cookie cakes you can add different kinds of

chocolate chips you can add peanut butter cups those basic cookie recipes

are super important to have in your recipe box and this chocolate chip

cookie recipe is going to be the best one that you've ever tasted I promise so

let's get started making my favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe my

chocolate chip cookie recipe starts with something a little different than a lot

of the other ones out there melted butter I love using melted butter in

cookie recipes because combined with the brown sugar that I add it gives kind of

almost a toffee sort of taste to the cookie recipe this chocolate chip cookie

recipe starts with a half a cup of melted unsalted butter to that you're

gonna add a half of a cup of brown sugar and 1/3 of a cup of granulated sugar the

brown sugar adds some softness and they both add sweetness because these cookies

have Belted butter I don't even need to use a mixer I can just use a wooden

spoon to stir it up to that mixture you're gonna add an egg and you're gonna

add baking soda salt and vanilla mix that all up with your wooden spoon it's

super simple and comes together very easily then you're gonna add a cup and a

half of all-purpose flour stir that in until it makes a thick

again it's gonna be a little bit softer than a regular cookie dough recipe

because you're starting with melted butter not softened butter and now is

where you add your chocolate chips I love using dark chocolate chips or milk

chocolate use whatever you like I absolutely love to add a ton of them so

I use about a cup and a half of chocolate chips little tip if you have a

Trader Joe's near you I absolutely love their chocolate chips they're melty and

they stay that way so I highly recommend them hey once your chocolate chips are

in your cookie dough it's time to scoop them out I love using a cookie scoop

this is a basic 2 tablespoon confused scoop that I use for most of my cookie

recipes they sell these things in all sizes one tablespoon 2 tablespoons up to

a quarter cup so you can make small cookies you can make huge cookies but

what's amazing about these is that you have a cookie scoop all your cookies are

gonna be the same size so I highly recommend it now the one bad thing about

using melted butter in a cookie recipe it's that you have to chill the dough if

you bake these right now they would completely spread out and get super flat

I like nice thick soft pillowy cookies so in order for that we're gonna have to

chill it for a little bit use your cookie scoop and scoop out

tablespoons of cookie dough onto your cookie sheet because you're gonna chill

them you actually don't have to space them out right now just put them onto a

cookie sheet and pop them into the refrigerator for at least two hours now

I say chill for at least two hours and you really really do need to chill for

at least two hours but if you're in a hurry you can pop them in the freezer

for about 30 minutes he'll do about the same thing then spread them out to two

cookie sheets and bake them for about 9 to 12 minutes or until they're done you

know they're done when they've just lost that glossy Sheen on top that means

they're gonna be and soft and a little bit gooey that's

the way I like my cookies now if you like them super done and crunchy you can

just keep cooking them but I like them soft and gooey aren't these gorgeous

look how delicious they turned out they're perfect

and soft and pillowy and those chocolate chips are just still gooey and delicious

look at the chocolaty gooey

best chocolate chip cookies ever thanks you guys for watching today be sure to

follow my channel find all my recipes at crazyforcrust.com and eat something

sweet today

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