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Thank you big sister!

What is your name?

Who has a pencil?

UGLY!!!

WHORE!!

UGLY!!!!!

WHORE!!!!

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The Bonfyre - Automatic - Duration: 2:39.

The Bonfyre - Automatic | JulyNice Music 2018

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电梯偶遇郑爽素颜还不够，蔡徐坤身高太抢镜，邓伦未P图曝光 - Duration: 2:50.

电梯偶遇郑爽素颜还不够

蔡徐坤身高太抢镜

邓伦未P图曝光拍摄的明星在娱乐业中是正常的。

You will like that room

However.... there´s a little problem

and... what is it?

You will have to share it with two workers

Well, I don't mind it we have to share it, as long as it's comfortable, then it's fine

Here it is

It´s like a small apartment

It has two rooms, one bathroom, a kitchen, and the living room

And they, are your roommates

They really had a very busy day. Let me try to wake them up

*coughs*

Excuse me?...

Sorry, That I have to wake up you

Dave, Katia.. They are your new roommates

Sohald, Spike they are Dave and Katia they work at the infirmary area

Hello

Pleased to meet ya

Now, let me show your room

Wow

nice

Yeah, cool. Cool. I love it

We put your things in those beds. but is just your backpacks

Your guns and...

That sphere, are confiscated until further notice.

Well, that's all I have to go, I have many things to do right now

Consider yourself lucky that my superiors let you stay on this room.

All right. I'll see you later.

Thank you Alex

Thanks lad

Hmm what are you watching?

Surreal Memes

*A strange Surreal meme appears*

*Why tho.... well I dunno It was something random*

*so.... yeah....*

It´s time to rest.... at last

Yeah, in a really decent place to rest

not like those

abandoned houses

But in a different place probably, now, in a permanent place to live

it's like...

A destiny´s gift

Don´t ya think Sohald?

.......

Sohald?

Ah....

yes...

A destiny´s gift

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Chifle Pufoase cu Dovleac si Seminte Chia / Pumpkin & Chia Seed Soft Buns (English Sub.) - Duration: 5:24.

Hello my dear friends, I'm Beatricia

Welcome to my channel! Today we're going to make

some pumpkin and chia seed buns.

They're very soft and full of flavour. They're very good! Let's begin.

To begin with, we're going to prepare a little starter for our dough.

In a bowl, add some warm milk, 3 tablespoons of flour

from the total quantity indicated in the recipe.

2 tablespoons of sugar, again from the total quantity

and some dry yeast.

You can of course use fresh yeast,

you just need to triple the quantity.

Mix everything together to combine.

Cover the bowl with some plastic wrap and leave it to rest

somewhere warm for about 30-40 minutes.

In the meantime, you can prepare the pumpkin puree.

Here I've got 240g of puree.

I cut the pumpkin in small cubes, boiled them until they became soft and blended them into a puree.

After 30 minutes,

add the puree to the dough starter,

which shouldn't be too hot.

Add the rest of the sugar,

a little salt and an egg.

Today I'm going to use a planetary mixer to which I've attached the dough hook,

but of course you can knead the dough manually.

You will get the exact same result.

Start the mixer on lowest speed

to combine the ingredients for a few seconds.

Then gradually start adding the sifted flour.

Add the flour in small quantities at a time.

Depending on the pumpkin which you have used,

you may need a little more or less flour than the

quantity stated in the recipe.

Knead the dough until it no longer sticks to your hands if you're doing it manually,

or if you're using a mixer, let it knead until

it comes off the sides of the bowl.

This is what the dough should look like.

As you can see, it turned into a beautiful colour.

Brush the inside of the bowl with some vegetable oil,

add the dough back in and brush the surface with some oil too.

Cover the bowl with plastic wrap or a damp towel

and leave it to rise in a warm place for about

2 hours or until it triples in volume.

My dough rose beautifully and now

I will split it in equal portions by forming some balls.

I weighed each ball for more precision

but you can also just do it visually.

In total, I got 14 pieces each weighing about 85g.

And now from each ball, form a rope about 40cm long.

To avoid it from sticking, rub some oil on the working bench.

I don't recommend adding more flour.

Now create a simple knot.

Hide the tails underneath the knot. Just like that.

Before placing the buns in the oven,

leave them to rest for about 30-40 minutes,

covering them with some plastic wrap.

After about half an hour, the buns have risen a little more

and now we're going to brush them with some egg wash

and sprinkle chia seeds all over.

Of course you can substitute the chia seeds with sesame seeds, poppy seeds, cheese or any other topping

you prefer the most.

As we know, chia seeds are extremely beneficial for our health,

which is why today I opted for them.

Place the buns in an oven preheated to 200°C for 15-20 minutes

or until they become golden brown in colour.

The buns are ready. Transfer them to a wire rack to cool down.

And now I would like to show you just how soft they really are inside

and what a vibrant colour they got.

You won't feel any specific pumpkin taste but they still have such a nice flavour and aroma.

My entire kitchen smells sensationally.

It is most definitely the type of recipe

that deserves to be kept in your recipe box.

I really hope you also give it a try.

The list of all the ingredients used can be found in the description box underneath this video.

Thank you for joining me and I hope to see you again in my next video recipe!

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Drum Teacher Reacts to Trey Williams - Drummer of Dying Fetus - Duration: 10:43.

hello and welcome back to another episode of my drum teacher react series

my name is Marthyn Jovanovic I'm a drum teacher and today I'm gonna be reacting

to and analyzing a live drum cam video from Trey Williams drummer of Dying Fetus

playing their song your treachery will die with you before we start off I want

to give a big shout out and thank you to rafal from drummers from hell their

YouTube channel is amazing so make sure to check that channel out as well you

can find it down there in the description alright let's start

alright I have to stop right away the first crash fill would be really easy to

play with right hand and left hand but he chose to play just with his right

with his right hand

amazing

all right let's focus on his hand technique for a bit he's using

mostly wrists and American grip so not French

thumbs up not German grip but in-between American grip

okay before we focus on his foot technique because actually he's using

three different techniques regular heel up

heel toe technique and the swivel technique right now he's using the heel

toe technique let's talk about his pedal settings and his gear a bit he is one of

the drummer's the many drummers who is using Axis a long boards as you can see

in this picture vdl is around the middle he's using a medium to high spring

tension and you can also see that he's using a roland acoustic trigger you can see it

on the left side of the video and his bass drums is stuffed with pillows which makes

triggering easier and one more thing he's using axis a marksman they're

called marksman beaters and the cool thing about these beaters is that the

beater shaft is extremely heavy in comparison to the beater head so they have

a certain specially unique feel so make sure to try them out as well by the way

I'm not endorsed by axis I just like these beaters

all right we have to stop again now he's using this swivel technique let's

talk about his swivel technique for a bit I watched this video over and over

again and it seems like he's swiveling with his right foot he swiveling out for

the first stroke and in for the second stroke his left foot is doing the same

thing just the opposite way around so his left foot his left ankle is

swiveling out for the first stroke and in for the second stroke his foot is

sliding a bit back on the footboard when he starts to swivel in comparison to the

regular when he plays regular heel up and this is at the tempo of now

we're playing at 225 BPM so he's using the swivel technique at that tempo

okay now let's talk about his heel toe technique right here you can see that

his foot is sliding back on the footboard when he starts to use the heel

toe technique so actually the heel of his foot is not touching the footboard

when his playing heel-toe looks something like this I've

seen a lot of drummers who do it the other way by that I mean that their

whole leg is placed on their foot board like this and a lot of drummers use it

the other way sliding the foot back like trey does it in this example if you

slide your foot back like this your heel is not generating the first stroke

actually it's the middle part of my foot that's generating the first stroke and

my toes or the ball of my foot are generating the second stroke again

comparison to sliding your foot up on the footboard like this alright let's

continue

again to fill played with just one hand

now he's playing regular heel up the tempo is around 160 beats per minute he's

using a mix of hip flexor and calf muscles but it looks like it's mostly

hip flexors looks like this the one thing that's really awesome is that it

doesn't even matter if trey is playing the swivel technique heel toe or regular

heel up he's never leaning forward or back when he starts or stops the bass

drum pattern he looks totally relaxed and always in control

that's also interesting tempo is around 160 BPM first when he played sixteenth

notes he played regular heel up single

strokes then he switched when the subdivisions changed to 16th note triplets

at 160 BPM he started to use this swivel technique 16th note triplets at 160 BPM

is the same tempo as regular 16th notes at 240 bpm so from what I've seen from his

videos is that he starts to use the swivel technique around 200 BPM and up

to 250 to 260 and even faster

you can see that he is using the push some sort of push pull technique with his

right hand but the left hand he's just playing regular wrist motion on the

hi-hat

Now he's using the heel toe technique it seems that he is able to play extremely fast

with the swivel technique and with the heel toe technique but he tends to use the

heel-toe technique when he has to play for longer periods of time for shorter

stuff like 1 bar of fast double bass he always uses the swivel technique for

longer periods of time he tends to use the heel toe technique

he's getting a big beater swing out of the heel toe technique as well

swivel technique again

Now he's playing for two bars of fast double bass and he immediately switches

to the swivel technique and also the transition is really smooth between

regular heel up and the swivel technique

now the tempo changed around from 225 bpm down to 200 bpm and he's able to

play a flawless transition from 225 to 200 BPM while still using the swivel

technique let's look at this one again

again using the swivel technique and really sitting straight not leaning forward

yeah now he's using the gravity blast with his right hand on the snare drum the

thing is and you can hear it in the video that it is extremely hard to play loud

with the gravity blast so right now his snare sounds kind of his snare drum

sounds kind of weak in comparison to the regular blast beat because with the

gravity blast you can't hit that hard with this small kind of motion

in comparison to a full wrist motion which he uses all the time if he's not doing

gravity blast of course you would have the alternative to use a snare drum

trigger but who wants that right all right a great video I know I had to talk

a lot during this video and I had to stop it really often because his

technique is just amazing like three different foot techniques regular heel

up extremely tight swivel technique extremely tight and the heel toe

extremely tight great hand speed a lot of power and also using the gravity

blast in between so thanks a lot to Trey Williams to Dying Fetus to rafal from

drummers from Hell alright that's it for this video thank you very much for

watching don't forget to comment below if you want a certain drummer to be next

on this youtube channel cheers from vienna bye

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5 Tips To Start & Finish An Instrumental Hip-Hop Album - Duration: 7:21.

What is going on making an album can be a serious journey and in most cases it's

a journey that never even gets started for a number of reasons and in this

video we are going to discuss five tips to help you start and finish an

instrumental boom-bap hip-hop album but first I'd like to invite you to like

share and subscribe to our Channel and with that let's get to it alright

number one do not be intimidated by other instrumental albums in your genre

in this case it's hip hop when you're sort of doing the preliminary research

of how you're going to format your album you're going to check on what other

instrumental releases sound like you know just to get a lay of the land to

see what other people are doing and while this may start out as a healthy

process what might happen is you may get so intimidated by the quality of the

work that you're listening to that you may feel that there's no point to

releasing your work because of the fact that you feel intimidated by what's

already out there and because of that you may not even start the project and I

know this sounds crazy but it happens much more than you think

and this is one of those things that it happens so subtly that you might not

even realize that you're doing it things you might say to yourself like oh I'm

not ready yet or you just haven't found album worthy music but in reality what's

really happening is you don't feel like your music is competitive enough to

survive with the music that's already out there and what's more real than that

is it's not even true which leads us to tip number two

you have everything you need the amazing thing about releasing an album is the

fact that it is not about gear it is not about whether your music can compete or

not an album is meant to capture your musical skill and knowledge and talent

at a moment in time which means that that moment will never be the same ever

again as long as you live and capturing that moment allows you and every

listener to see where you were at at that time and that's very enjoyable to

listen to there's nothing better for a music lover to actually see the

progression of an artist as music lovers that's what we want to see we're not

really concerned about how technical your album is or how much skill you have

as a creative human being anything that you do in that vein will be appreciated

simply for the fact that there is no other you on the planet and a lot of

times as musicians this is something that's really hard for us to grasp that

we're actually good enough all by ourselves it's very easy for us to rely

on musical equipment to dictate how valuable we are as artists but just

knowing that you are good enough right now at this moment is a reality that

will carry you past this feeling so you can move on to the business of actually

starting the recording process tip number three

once you begin to record give it everything you have in a timely fashion

keywords in a timely fashion there is a balance between procrastination and

wanting to put out the best album you can and the fulcrum between these two

points is time time is a balancing factor so it's okay to take some time

and be thoughtful about what type of work you'd like to put out and there's

absolutely nothing wrong about giving it a hundred percent as long as those two

desires are bound by time and what all that means is this once you start a song

finish the song don't try to be perfect at the expense

of slowing down your progress and on the other side don't slow down your progress

by overthinking what you'd like to do always remember the end goal that we

discussed in tip number two the album you're making is simply to capture your

creative status at this present time so like my father would say take your time

and hurry up tip number four the thing about instrumental albums is that they

are very very difficult to make unlike most albums where we're able to rely on

vocals to entertain the listener instrumental albums have the task of

trying to keep the listener interested in an instrumental song for the duration

of the song and this would be the difference between a beat tape and an

instrumental album an instrumental album has Arrangements just like a song has a

structure just like a song and has a goal to take the listener and carry them

along with the journey of your music so once you've recorded your songs simply

arranging your music can make your group of songs feel like an album not only to

you but the listener just take a listen to Dj shadows introducing album that

album is completely instrumental yet it transports you from song to song within

the songs you can feel the Arrangements shining there's nothing about that album

that says be tape at all its quality from beginning to end

not to mention focusing on the arrangements of a song once they're

recorded will really boost your confidence in your album and its ability

to compete with everything else out there because

being creative is already an extreme bonus but being creative with a

clear-cut focus is nearly unstoppable alright tip number five I have to learn

this one the hard way when you are embarking on the journey of recording an

album it is imperative that you do one thing at a time

there is nothing that will slow you down quicker than trying to do a million

things at once so when you're recording simply record don't worry about mixing

don't worry about whether you're gonna do vinyl cassette or CD or digital don't

worry about the artwork do not worry about who's gonna promote it do one

thing at a time so when you're finished recording it then you can start

arranging it when you finished arranging it then you could start mixing it when

you're finished mixing then you could be concerned with mastering and so on and

so on and so on unless you have a team that can take on these projects couldn't

currently while you focus on your part of the job it's best to take on a task

one at a time this ensures that you're definitely giving that particular task

your best because albums require your full attention you can hear as I'm sure

we all have albums that seem kind of scattered and this goes beyond music you

can see movies that look scattered it just looks like there were too many

things going on or wasn't cut right or something was amiss and the best way to

avoid all of that is to simply focus on completing one step of the process at a

time and if you keep all of these tips in mind you will have an album out

guaranteed and if you haven't done it yet there is absolutely no feeling like

releasing your own music but that's a topic for another discussion but for now

let me know your thoughts do you have any issues that you encounter while

making an album or do you have problems beginning the process or finishing the

process let me know your thoughts anyway thank you for watching if you'd like to

learn something today subscribe to us here on YouTube I will catch you on the

next one in the meantime take care of yourself peace

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Cómo hacer un increíble juego de Crossy Road de Cartón - Duration: 7:29.

Cómo hacer un increíble juego de Crossy Road de Cartón

Gracias por ver mi viedeo

Espero que lo disfrutes!!!

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Why don't Americans say McDonald's properly? - Duration: 2:49.

Hello, it's Jinger.

A lot of people seem to be interested in

how to pronounce brand names.

So I've been making videos about it.

Today I'll tell you about nicknames that Americans use.

Jinger English

When I first moved to America

this is what happened.

My hubby and I couldn't find a house right away.

So we stayed with his mom for several months.

One day, my mother-in-law said

I just got to America at that point

I didn't know what DD was.

So I asked her.

Americans say Dunkin' Donuts DD in short.

Am I the only one who thought about a bra size from DD?

In America, I started to find out

DD wasn't the only one.

There were a lot more.

A popular brand like McDonald's

is called Mickey D's.

I mentioned this in my previous video

Chevrolet, the American car brand.

Chevrolet is a full name.

People often call it Chevy.

And BMW.

People call it Bimmer.

There are 3 ways to spell it.

Since I mentioned my mother-in-law

let's talk about my father-in-law too.

He needed to buy some stuff.

That's what he said.

Where the heck is Tar-zhay?

I found out that Target is also called Tar-zhay.

So I asked why.

Target ends with et.

It kind of looks like a French word.

When we think about the image of France

it's elegant and luxurious.

Americans think the same.

So, instead of Target

they call it Tar-zhay like a French word.

People seem to think it sounds more upper class.

I can see what trolls are going to say.

Why do I have to know these?

You don't have to.

But there is a problem.

You can say the full names you know.

But the other person could say

something like that.

Then you can't understand.

So it's better to know these names.

Communication involves 2 ways.

It's important to say

but listening is as important.

So you need to know expressions native speakers use.

I don't force you anything.

Choices are yours.

My name is Jinger.

If this video is helpful

click LIKE and SUBSCRIBE.

I'll be back with different videos.

Bye.

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There's A Scary Pumpkin | Luke And Lily Rhymes | Cartoons For Toddlers by Kids Abc Tv - Duration: 16:38.

Prepare For A Fright

There's a scary pumpkin In the dark dustbin

The moon is turning All white

Who's that spooky girl Behind the flaming skull

The clock is ticking scarily tonight prepare for fright..

It's Halloween

It's Halloween Stay in the Light

It's Halloween

It's Halloween It's the zombies' delight

It's Halloween

It's Halloween What you doing tonight

It's Halloween

It's Halloween Prepare for Fright

"HAHAHAHAHA"

The fog still lingers You're counting on your fingers

The ghouls behind you Right

The moon's disappeared It's just what you feared...

The undead will rise tonight prepare for Fright..

It's Halloween

It's Halloween Stay in the Light

It's Halloween

It's Halloween It's the zombies delight

It's Halloween

It's Halloween What you doing tonight..

It's Halloween

It's Halloween Prepare for Fright...

It's Halloween

"HAHAHAHAHA"

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