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Do you know when I said that I'm not going to get any books for awhile because I can't

read them because of uni?

That was a lie.

Oh my god these are so heavy.

In my defense...I didn't buy half of these.

Hello everyone!

I am Ashleigh, and today I'm going to be doing a book haul, basically.

I got remember when I got these books from so it could be October.

It's just a recent book haul really.

I wasn't intending on buying books because I literally can't read anything besides my

uni reading at the minute.

But that obviously happened.

That plan went SO well.

But quite a lot of these were actually sent to me and I have reason for buying everything.

But I'm going to talk about the books because even though I can't read anything until like,

Christmas break, I can talk about them.

I'm excited.

I'm beyond excited for some of them, as you'll see.

But anyway.

We're going to talk about books now.

So the first book that I got was actually bought quite a while ago, but this is Athelstan

which is a very small nonfiction book.

This is one of the Penguin Monarchs.

I've read two of these now, I've read Mary I and Victoria.

I told myself I wouldn't buy any more of them until I'd read the ones that I have.

I have done now, so I'm going to just buy them one at a time as I want them.

But yeah, I didn't know where else to start apart from the beginning.

This is about the first king of England.

He has a really good name.

Like, King Athelstan.

That's badass.

I love it.

Next up we have a book that I preordered and it was released in...September?

Was it?

Oh my god when was it released?

Hang on.

Haaang on.

September!

So we do go into September in this book haul, but whatever.

But this is Vengeful by V.E.

Schwab.

This is the second book to the vicious duology, and Vicious is about two boys who figure out

that they can give themselves superpowers with science.

And as I always say, it's a very morally grey story.

You don;t know who's the bad guy, they have very grey morals and it's just a really good

story.

So this is the second book.

It's huge.

I did want to read this the second it came out but uni started so I haven't done that.

But I'm very excited to get to it.

And this is the collector's edition.

It's so stunning.UGH.

We love a nice hardcover.

I don't actually like hardcovers that much but there's quite a lot of them in this book

haul.

In fact, most of the books in this book haul are hardcovers.

I'm now going to go into the books that were sent to me because I have another Victoria

Schwab book, and this is The Dark Vault by Victoria Schwab.

And this is a bind-up of her earlier books The Archived and The Unbound, which I have

wanted to read for years but they are really hard to find in the UK.

So I was so glad to find out that Titan Books were publishing this bind-up edition.

And I saw one of the publicists for Titan Books tweet about having some of these copies

for reviewers, and I was like "pleaseee could I have one?" and she very kindly said yes.

So thank you very much!

And I am very excited.

This is about...I'm just going to read the synopsis because it says "Imagine a place

where the dead rest on shelves like books.

Each body has a story to tell, a life seen in pictures only librarians can read.

The dead are called Histories and the vast realm in which they rest is The Archive.

Mackenzie Bishop's grandfather first brought her here 4 years ago when she was 12 years

old, frightened but determined to prove herself.

Now her grandfather is dead, and Mac has grown into what he once was, a ruthless keeper,

tasked with stopping often violent Histories from waking up and getting out.

Because of her job, she lies to the people she loves and she knows fear for what it is;

a useful tool for staying alive.

I just - I mean, Victoria Schwab is one of my favourite authors and I will read everything

that she releases.

So here we are.

I love the fact that all of Victoria Schwab's books have like a white, black and red theme

in the UK.

It's incredible.

My Schwab Shelf is looking fine as hell.

The next book that was sent to me for review is Between Worlds: Folktales of Britain and

Ireland by Kevin Crossley-Holland and illustrated by Francis Castle.This is exactly what it

says it is, this is a collection of British folktales.

It doesn't need any more explaining than that.

But this was sent to me by Walker Books and when they offered me this, I just had to grab

it up because - grab it up?I meant snap it up.

I had to snap it up because I love folktales, fairytales, myths, lots of different things

like that.

And I haven't read that many from Britain, so...y'know.

I had to.

And this also has like a really stunning underjacket.

It's so pretty!

Apart from the cockroach on it.

That's not so pretty.

But the owls and the butterflies and the deer are very nice.

But I am actually currently reading this.

I'm just under halfway through.

I'm reading it very slowly because like I said, uni reading is taking over my life.

But yeah.

I just thought it was the perfect one to pick up now because I can't read a lot at a time

so like, I can pick up these and just like flip through short stories or like read one

fairytale at a time.

And eventually I will finish it.

When that may be, I don't know.

But we'll find out in a future wrap up of some sort.

The next book was sent to me by Simon and Schuster, and that is The Boneless Mercies

by April Genevieve Tucholke.

And this again I'm just going to read the synopsis because...I'm not good at explanations.

But this just says "This is a story of mercies and witches.

Of reeds and thorns.

Of women and giants.

Frey, Ovie, Juniper and Runa are Boneless Mercies, death-traders hired to kill quickly,

quietly and mercifully.

It is a job for women, and women only.

Men will not do this sad dark work.

Frey has no family, no home, no fortune, and yet her blood sings a song of glory.

SO when she hears of a monster slaughtering men, women and children in a northern Jarldom,

she decides that it is the mercies' one chance to change their fate.

But glory comes at a price..."

I was sent this to take part in an Instagram tour, and can you blame me for wanting to

join because it's the exact sort of Young Adult fantasy that I love to read and also

it is absolutely stunning, so I would have this on my Instagram any day.

Next up is a book that literally arrived about two minutes before I started filming this

so good timing.

This is Poppy Field by Michael Morpurgo and illustrated by Michael Foreman.

This is a book that was written in collaboration with the Royal British Legion, which means

that every sale of this, £1 of it goes towards the Royal British Legion.

And this is Michael Morpurgo writing the story of why the poppy is the UK's symbol of remembrance

for the soldiers who died in the war.

The illustrations in this are absolutely stunning.

Like they're all black and white, and then the only like actual colour is red because

poppies.

And I'm just very intrigued to see how Michael Morpurgo tells the story because he used to

be one of my favourite childhood authors so I'm really quite intrigued about this one.

This again will be featured as part of an Instagram tour, which will be uploaded once

this video is up so yeah.

I will link the photos for both of the instagram tours that I've mentioned down in the description

box so that you can head over and there will probably be a more coherent description of

this book in the caption of that photo.

So yeah.

I'll also probably put up photos of some close ups of the illustrations as well so yeah,

if you want to see - if you want to have a closer look at this book then be sure to go

and check that out.

Next up we have one of the most exciting pieces of book mail I have ever received in my life.

Because - are you ready?

Are you ready?

I don't think I;m even ready.

I have an ARC of The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon!

IT'S SO EXCITING!!

As you probably know, Samantha Shannon is probably one of my all-time favourite authors,

and this is literally a standalone epic fantasy by my favourite author ABOUT DRAGONS.

Can we just.

It's huge.

I think it's - yeah it's pretty much 800 pages.

It's OVER 800 pages.

So...UUUUGH I'M SO EXCITED FOR THIS.

I sent a request for this book and I didn't know I was getting it.

Like I didn't know they'd seen it nevermind accepted it so then it just turned up one

day and I nearly cried when I opened that package because I wasn't expecting it.

I am so excited for this book.

As always I am going to link the books that I mention in this video down in the description

box because I'm not going to give a synopsis for this because I specifically remember Samantha

Shannon saying it was really hard to summarise what happens in this book because there's

that many different storylines.

So I'm not even going to try, but there is a link to the Goodreads page down below.

But yeah, the front just says "A world divided.

A queendom without an heir.

An ancient enemy awakens."

I can't even get over how thrilled I am to have this.

I am slightly gutted though because it turned up like two days before I started university

again, which means I haven't been able to start reading it because it is so bloody huge.

And I don't know whether to start reading it and get through maybe a chapter or two

at a time and just like, read it really slowly, or to just wait until my christmas break.

But then that's really far away and I want to read it now.

Ohhh I don't know what to do.

Help me decide.

Leave your thoughts down in the comments because I don't make decisions.

But yeah.

In case you couldn't have guessed by now, very excited to have this book.

And thank you Bloomsbury for making my entire life.

I mean, all you can see is the huge brick of orange behind me now.

The final book that I was sent this month was actually sent to me as a surprise.

I had no idea this was coming but it was sent to me by Quirk Books and sounds exactly like

the sort of thing that I would read.

Which you will soon see because the rest of this video I'm dubbing "the feminist section"

because apparently I was in a very particular mood this month and wanted to read about feminism.

SO the rest of these books are nonfiction relating to feminism.

They're all quite similar.

But that's fine because I love them, so yeah.

Anyway.

The book that was sent to me by surprise is Girl Squads: 20 female friendships that changed

history by Sam Maggs and illustrated by Jen Woodall.

Doesn't need any more of an explanation really does it?

It's about girl squads and amazing female friendships because there's like this huge

misconception that women should be pitted against each other so when women are actually

friends, and good friends, they can literally change the world, which is the point of this

book.

I've just repeated the synopsis to you.

But on the back it has like a list of areas that it covers so there are artists, athletes,

doctors, divers, writers, rebels, warriors, women, friends.

So yeah.

It literally is just like a compilation of different stories of different people.

It's got some really stunning illustrations in it.

And if I can judge from the cover - wow what happened to the lighting?

But if I can judge from the cover itself, it looks like it's going to be quite diverse

as well which is fab.

And the illustrations actually carry on onto the actual cover as well, like the hardcover

not just the jacket.

So it is stunning and I am very excited to read this.

Literally what just happened to the sun like, did it just decide to go home for the day?

Oh wait it's coming back out.

We're getting there.

Yay that'll do!

Oh ok it's getting a bit bright now.

But I did buy the remaining three books and the first one is Feminists Don't Wear Pink

(and other lies) which is amazing women on what the F word means to them, curated by

Scarlett Curtis.

So this is basically a collection of short essays by famous women on different aspects

of feminism.

So we have people like Emma Watson, Zoe Sugg, Kiera Knightley, Lydia Wilson, Angela Lee,

Bromwyn Brenner, Evanna Lynch, Saoirse Ronan, and a lot of people that I've never heard

of before so I will be looking into the people as I read them.

I've just realised, I was looking at the contents page and like literally all the women are

listed on the back.

So I don't know if you can read that but if you can, that's all the women.

Maybe just pause the video and have a little look through.

I basically bought this because I saw on twitter that Penguin Books - which is the publisher

of this book - were set to do a collaboration with Topshop for this book.

And they set it all up, it was all nice and there was a nice stand in Topshop, and then

Topshop took it down 20 minutes later.

SO then on twitter there were people - including myself - wondering why this was happening,

asking Topshop for a statement, and when they DID release a statement, they basically made

up something about like, they had to prioritise the manufacturing process.

And it apparently in no way said anything about them being against feminism.

Which I think is a lie because if you are prioritising the manufacturing process and

the money over empowering your customers, because the main customer income from Topshop

is young women, so they might not have been readers originally and they might have picked

up a book like this.

And it could have made them feel empowered, or like, even just raise awareness of the

issue.

And it's just really weird that they agreed to it and then took it down 20 minutes later.

It just does not make sense at all to me.

And even if there was something like the manufacturing process or whatever it was that they said...it's

not like Topshop are going to go bust if something like this failed.

I mean they would've gotten a lot of positive publicity from it as well so it's just like...why

did they do it?

Why?

So yeah, I was tweeting about that.

I will link the tweets down in the description box if you want to go and have a look.

But basically Topshop kind of shat all over this book and I decided to buy it because

everyone was talking about it and I was like "you know what, I'm going to support that

instead" so...thanks Topshop for unwittingly advertising this to me because you obviously

didn't want to.

But then the next two books I actually got because there was a literature festival in

my city in October and I went to a couple of events, both of them for feminism and for

these two books.

The first one was Can We All Be Feminists? which is Seventeen Writers on intersectionality,

identity, and finding the right way forward for feminism.

Again, doesn't need more more of an explanation than that.

For some reason nonfiction feminist books are really good at explaining what they are

about in their title.

So thanks for that because it makes my job a lot easier.

But the person that we saw talk for this was Soofiya Andry, who writes the essay in this

called Deviant Bodies.

And I just found that fascinating, like she is such an interesting person to listen to

and I was very glad that I went.

She has signed her essay in this.

I'm not going to find - oh there it is!

She actually spelt my name wrong and then felt bad and scribbled it out, if it wants

to focus.

There we go!

Yeah she spelt my name wrong and then felt bad, and I was like no because that means

I've now got a story in it.

I can tell the story of the time when I met you and that happened.

But yeah.

Because I heard someone talk about it and it was really interesting, I had to buy the

book.

It was a given.

And then the final book, again, I went to an event for it because this is What Would

Boudicca Do? by E. Foley and B. Coates.

The two authors came in to talk about this book and this is a book that I'd seen around

a lot.

It says "everyday problems solved by history's most remarkable women".

I'd seen this book around a lot and it attracted my attention, so then when I saw that there

was an event for it I was just like I NEED to go!

I need to.

And I'm so glad that I did because it was incredible.

Ugh.

Again this is signed and...yeah.

It's just, I was so...excited to have this book afterwards that...ughhh I don't know.

It's just, words apparently allude me right now.

But yeah.

Also the cover on this is absolutely stunning.

I love it so much.

And just how grumpy Boudicca looks because honestly same.

One of my friends said I have the same eyebrows as her which makes me laugh.

Can you see the resemblance?

Can we just like, make her life-size?

Could I be Boudicca?

I even have the Starbucks cup, oh my god!

Give me a sword and a crown and I'll just like recreate this cover.

Does it work?

But yes!

Those were all the books that I have received and bought lately.

So it's very exciting times.

Like I am SO excited for every single one of these books - which, I mean, obviously

I am otherwise I wouldn't have accepted them or bought them.

But I just want to read them ALL right this very second and it's frustrating me so much

that I can't.

But it does mean that eventually, one day, I have a good choice of books to choose from.

Ugh my christmas break is going to be so hard to choose books for.

If I'm not writing essays, which I will be.

But hopefully I can squeeze a bit of reading in somewhere.

My heart feels so full now because I'm so excited about these books.

I hope you enjoyed the video!

Let me know if you've read any of the books that are out already or if you've added any

of them to your TBR.

I don't think there'll be another book haul until the new year because Christmas, so yeah.

Appreciate this one while it's here, woooo!

But yeah.

I hope you're havening - havening?

I can't talk.

I've been talking for that long that words don't exist anymore.

But I hope you're having a lovely day, and I shall see you next time with a new video.

Bye!

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Amaru kaun? (Award winner SJJC? Part :2) Available with Sanskrit, Eng, Hindi, & Marathi Subtitles - Duration: 16:27.

son Mahendra, your father is a lucky person.. Because he has a son like you ...

No uncle my father is not lucky

Who is our?

hello

My Follower Yogi PrashantNath as Prashant Salunke

Written and Produce Amaru kaun?

Which you are watching today

After an old age once stage come in everyone"s life in which they are helpless

Many times this helpless person insulted by children

At that time they forget that

Leaves of Peeple tree falling down that time Cuddles are laughing,

Falling lives saying keep Patience what we are suffering you will same.

They forget that they also have to face old age

A father take his son with him

Let's go to meet grandfather

After meeting grandfather the son told his father that

Thank you for sawing me old age home because it will helpful to me when you become old

And this message was very beautifully represented by Yogi Prashantnath

Therefore I congratulate Yogi Prashant nath and his team

After watching this movie, every youth should remember he also face this situation in his life

Astu

Shubham bhavntu

I Mahendra Kamlkant Purohit now very happy and stressless

because now my father is happy

He is very happy in his small world

I think..

Son, Mahendra wakes up.

happier!!!

hey what happened to her?

ask her

mamma apply less butter on bread.

apply less butter on bread beta?

yes, you apply less butter.

Beta, you know what my grandfather Tribuhannath told me?

Son the more hope you expected, the more you become sad.

that's why I am saying you have to be satisfied in whatever you get.

Please sit I will bring snacks for you.

Hey, where is the father?

He has gone for walk.

you knew that father health is not well .

Even then you allowed him to go for a walk.

hey! Why did the father come alone?

why son! Wake up so late?

The day just took a little eye...

Father, Let's go home back...

son, I am going for a walk in a garden.

OK father you reach I will come be receiving you in a short time.

'Hey Divakar Bhau why are you sitting here?

just like that

what happened friends? Why are you sitting like a disappointed? Everything is good at home?

Daughter Sudha where do I go in this age? Where live?

What should I do? Daughter except you all tell me who is mine?

Friends yesterday my daughter in law started quarreling & dropped me from the house.

What are you talking g about? Your son Suresh did not say anything?

Father you already know Sudha's nature? What can I do?

No friends, my son is priceless but that's just the case.

He comes into his wife influence! Is that anyway?

And you are saying your son is priceless?

You people know what my son Mahendra told me.

Father, I don't know, whether this world needs you or not.

But, in this house, our family seeks your guidance, love, and care. We need your advice on everything.

Dad, after mom died, you are now the only one we can rely on.

If you only lost your hope, then How would we survive?

Who will give us courage?

Dad, have you ever imagined who will be there for us after you?

Dad, you have to live. If not for yourself, then for us. You are necessary for us.

If my daughter in law stop complaining then my son Mahendra will be told her that

My father will not go out of the house. Father is not living with us but we are living with father.

If anyone willing to go out of home then you may go.

I already lost my mother. But I am not ready to lose my father now.

Your fortune is good. Friend but I am worried about ahead.

Now where do I do this age? What should I do? Now who is mine?

Hey! Why you losing your courage? How can your son lay out from house?

Come friend lets go to your home & lay out your son from your home, property is on your name?

No friend, he is my one & only son. From beginning itself if I buy something. I brought it by his name.

The house has also purchased by his name. Now what should I do friend?

Do not do anything until you find a way till then you stay at my home.

Come let's go don't sit like the. It looks bad.

No friend.. No one is so good to be there. I do not even want to be a burden on you!

what are you saying friend? Will a friend be a burden on a badge friend?

Suppose that this event would have come to me? So I become burden on you?

No friend, It will harm my son reputation in society.

People talk he has one and only son even the father is staying at his friend house.

if you will sit here. It will not harm

No friend I will stay away from them, yes... I will go for pilgrimage. Like this I have to live this much?

Hey what you guys are talking about?

Vibhavariben!!! You are here? I feel very sad for you when I come to know your children keep you at old age home.

Hey! Why you feel sad? Where we receive a argument from daughter in law & not get food on time.

It's better I sat in old age home happily.

Hey Mahendra your here?

Suresh? Seen you after long time, how's everyone at home?

Hope Divakar Kaka is fine?

What happen to him? He is Just enjoying his life. At this movement also he is sitting somewhere talking with his Friend.

OK Mahendra I am getting late. I have to go home and get ready for office.

I am going to pick up my father shall I drop u at your home?

Your son Suresh did not seem to get so vicious.

No... No... Suresh is good but this just the case.

Have fun friend. When we parents improved ourselves?

Your son layout you from your house because of that it was time for you to wander on the road even then you are taking his side ?

A father can afford four sons. But four children can't afford a father.

Brother it's a age of downfall

Come on to leave that happened. Don't bother my son what profit I should gain from this?

Divakar Just waits and watch..The condition of such an evil son will be worse.

The son who cannot afford his father. He is not a human being he is a devil.

Leave it.. In this case what was Suresh fault? It's just a case.

hey what do I say to you? I am sorry? You are a real man! Your son lay you out of your home even you are saying he is a gem!

Note my words such a interior boy will eventually get worse in condition.

The boy who does not care for his parents. His son will learn the same thing from his father.

Suresh but you watch how his son layout his father from his house.

Hey father, if you finished your talk with uncle, so shall we go home?

Son Mahendra, your father is a lucky person.. Because he has a son like you ..

No uncle my father is not just lucky... Uncle since I become prudent I saw my father.

I had never remembered my father went to temple & workship god. But I remember many people found god in him!

Someone is in trouble my father always helps them & stands for them.

He took care of my grandfather very well. When my grandfather was bedridden at that time

I saw from my eyes my father took care of my grandfather without any complain..

Hey Father many times I told you this this is a sweet is very harmfull to you

Doctor told to avoid sweet but even then your eating it.

Father, You didn't take medicine properly, why are you such careless,

please take care for yourself why are you doing such a things

I saw this from my childhood & I learn...

Myself never need to preach the word that I have to take care of my old parents.

So that I am taking care of them. I have observed his behavior & learn. Good morals merged in my blood.

Now you tell me how can I layout my spiritual preaching, good nature, good behavior father.

Uncle that's why I am saying my father is not lucky but he is facing the sweet results of his past life karma.

Really someone say true you will received as per you did.

That is what I am trying to ask him. Understand that my son is a million. But it's just the case.

Beta Divakar, where do we go in this age? Where live? What should we do? beta without you who is our?

leave it whatever happens let's go....

But where?

He is facing his karma results in present. For my bright future I have to improve my present.

My Bank balance is on my own name. Son Mahendra you go home. I will drop your father at home come let's go...

That day I realize after listening to me Divakar Kala was distracted.

But apart from the sad part the happiest part is Kaka realize the principle of karma.

He learns that if you wants a happy life then you have to do good karma & good nature in your life.

inspite of being cried and remember those persons who forget us

it's better to stay happy with those who are with us

When we accept the whole word as ours then don't need to ask

"who is Our?"

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Spelling Patterns for Plural Nouns - Duration: 16:02.

In this video we're going to help you learn how to spell plural nouns.

Extra English Practice

So, in general, if you have a noun that you want to make plural in English,

all you do is add an S.

So I have one book or two books.

Yeah.

One pencil, two pencils.

One dog, two dogs.

That's easy.

Except English is never that easy!

Silly English!

So, we're gonna tell you a number of rules that will help with the exceptions.

So the first rule is words that end (before they're plurals) in S, X, Z, CH or SH.

In these cases, you add an E and an S.

So, for example, words like buses or watches or boxes or glasses.

These .... the -ES also adds an extra syllable in pronunciation.

That's right.

So box -- boxes, glass -- glasses.

The next rule has to do with words that end in the letter Y

If the word ends in a consonant + Y (like city or baby), then you will remove that Y,

change it to an I and add -es.

So, one city -- two cities.

One baby -- seven hundred babies.

[laughter]

I got tired of "two".

Nobody would be sleeping in a room with seven hundred babies.

But if the word ends in a vowel and a Y (like toy), we just add S.

So, toy -- toys, monkey -- monkeys, like this.

The next rule is if a word ends in F or FE.

In this case, you drop the F or the FE and you add VES.

So, for example, knife -- knives, life -- lives .

There are some exceptions to this rule, like everything.

The next rule is when a word ends in a letter O, and in this case, there are some very complex,

subtle rules,

but, in general, we add an S. But there are some common words that we add -ES to.

So usually it's an -S -- stereos, videos,

but some words, like potatoes and tomatoes, echoes, these words

we add an -ES.

You'll have to just learn these few words or look them up one by one.

So other than these rules there are a lot of nouns that just have an irregular plural

form,

so we're sorry, but you just have to learn those ones.

Some examples I'm sure you know already like child and children, or woman and women,

or some that don't change at all, like fish -- fish, so these ones you just learn as you

go along.

A couple other really common irregular plurals are tooth -- teeth, foot -- feet, mouse -- mice.

Alright, it's your turn!

Take a look at these words and change them to their plural forms.

Number one: blankets.

Number two: classes.

Three: countries.

Four: foxes.

Five: donkeys.

Six: dictionaries.

Seven: feet.

Eight: mice.

Nine: people.

Ten: phones.

Eleven: stereos

Twelve: students.

Thirteen: tomatoes.

Fourteen: watches.

Fifteen: wives

Okay, so Larissa and I are gonna play a game of Pictionary,

which means one of us will draw, and the other will try to guess what they're drawing.

But the trick is after we guess what it is, we have to figure out how to spell it in the

plural.

That's right.

Good luck!

Okay, number one...

Ohhh!

You're drawing babies?

Yeah!

That's cute!

Here we have a baby.

When we have words that end in a consonant + Y, we change the Y to an I and add -ES.

One baby, two babies.

Okay... something red... tomatoes?

They are tomatoes!

Holy cow, that was easy!

I feel like I should at least give it a little stem or something.

That was so quick.

These are very fancy tomatoes.

So if we have one of these, we'd call it a tomato,

but two -- this is one of the .. a little bit rare cases where after an O, we add -ES

A lot of the time we would just add an S, but with words like tomato, potato, we had

the -ES.

Swan?

Hmm, they do look a bit like swans.

Wait... it'll be clear..

Oh, I know, these are turkey.

Yeah, you got it!

These are big birds that we eat for Thanksgiving.

And because there's a vowel and a Y, we don't change it to I, we just add an S

Oh.. what is it?

I don't think I know!

Ohhh, I think maybe it's a big fluffy sheep!

It's a couple of sheep!

They are supposed to be.

I like it.

So this is a funny one because it's one of those irregular ones.

When we have one, we say one sheep.

And when we have two, we say two sheep.

Just the same!

Just the same.

Weird.

Super weird.

Okay, let's see if I can draw this in a way that makes sense...

Larissa, you have any idea?

I think I know..

I think it might be a grand piano

You got it!

Lovely.

We'll put some keys in.

Keys, yeah.

Ooo, can I also do keys?

Yeah, do that one, too!

So we have one piano, and two pianos.

We just add an S to that one,

and these are called keys.

One key, two keys.

Both of them just adding an S. Nice.

Alright, I'm gonna give you two for the price of one!

Oh, I love it!

Well, that looks like a couple of people.

Those are people.. and some little people..

and these little people.. otherwise known as children.

Children, good one.

When we have one, we say person.

If we have more than one, like two, we say people.

And then we could also say here -- one child (that's singular)

and then it's much longer if it's plural -- it's children.

Yeah, lovely.

They look like a cute little family!

They do.

How would you spell families (if we had more than one)?

Ohh, we should add that.

So, one is family, with a Y.

And because it ends in a consonant Y, you change that to into an IES -- families.

All sorts of irregular verbs -- errr, nouns here.

Nouns, these are nouns.

[laughter]

Cars!

They're sort of like cars.

Are they really big cars?

They're really big ones..

Are they buses?

You got it!

Ah ha.

One bus... words that end in S, Z, X, CH, and SH get -ES added.

One bus, two buses.

Nice.

Hmm...oh!

Is it a couple of leaves?

Yeah.

Looked like a water drop for a minute there.

I like it.

It's nice shapes.

So in this case we have one leaf, floating down off a tree..

and in the fall, like it is now, we see tons of leaves on the ground.

Yeah.

We get rid of the F and we add -VES.

Hmmmm, are you drawing some desks, Misha?

Yeah, desks...actually that wasn't the word I was thinking of..

Oh, okay.

What else you got?

Uhhhh...students?

Yeah!

But both of those work, write 'em down.

Alright, so we have one desk or many desks.

It's a nice regular word.

Same with students.

One student ... or in this case, three students.. we're just adding an S. Yeah, easy.

These are not tomatoes, I've already done tomatoes.

Yeah, we already did tomatoes, Larissa!

Watch this... oh, it's a couple of cherries!

Cherries!

Mm hmm.

Okay so cherries.... singular is this -- with a Y.

Before the Y is a consonant, so in that case, we turn it into an -IES.

Yep.

And we eat them and they're delicious.

I'm not sure if you know what this word is..

Misha, I think you know, but I mean everybody in general...

Oh, yeah.

This is something we play games with.

We call them dice,

and we usually use them in pairs, so we often only use that word -- dice,

which is the plural, but singular -- we call it one die.

Kinda awkward.

Yeah, it's weird, it's a weird word.

It's kind of a strange word even for English speakers.

Is it a mouth?

Yeah!

And in that mouth, are there some teeth?

There are!

One tooth.

I have a toothache because I need to brush my teeth.

Perfect.

Irregular noun.

Ok, let's see.

Those kind of look like teeth, too.

Ha.

I'm gonna give you this first.

Oh.

Maybe it'll help.

Ohhh, is that some water in a glass?

Yeah.

These are glasses.

Got it.

So, singular, we'd say glass.

Because there's an S... anytime we have S, Z, CH, SH, or X (I almost missed that one),

we add -ES, so glasses.

Two glasses of water.

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

Wedges! [laughter] I know, this one's a bit mysterious.

Oh, knives!

They're a couple of knives.

One is a knife.

Yeah.

With an F, we change that F to a V and add -ES, two knives.

Nice.

Dinner knives.

Dinner knives, yeah.

Okay, what do we got here?

Square... oh, I think that's a box.

It's a box.

So, singular, we say box.

And then remember this is one of that set of letters that means we add an -ES.

So X, S, SH, CH, Z --- -ES.

Box, boxes.

Ummm...

That looks like a rattle.. oh, yeah, you got it.

Okay.

Let me... let me draw one more.

Ohhh, you're drawing toys.

You got it!

Ah huh.

A block and a bear..

He's a weird-looking bear.. there you go.. better.

Pregnant bear.

So, one toy.

Here we have three toys.

Yeah.

Vowel + Y, we just add an S.

Oh, is that a book?

Yep!

It's a very severe book... very severely shaped, meant to be open books.

But those are butterfly books.

Butterfly books.

Book, books.

So singular... just like that.

And then this is a regular, easy one, you just add an S.

If they were butterflies... what would they be?

Oh, look at how cute those are.

So if they were butterflies...

Singular looks like this: butterfly.

And then because there's a consonant + Y, if we follow our rules, we'll end up with

butterflies.

Hmm, not sure... it's got buttons, it's a TV... no, your close...

Oh, it's a radio!

You got it.

Yeah, they are radios, that's right.

Radio ends in a vowel and an O, so we just need to add an S -- radios.

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MORE STUPID RANGE STORIES

YOU MEAN, YOU HAVEN'T GOTTEN ENOUGH YET

OKAY

SO THERE I WAS

NO KIDDING

ON THE RANGE WORKING AS AN INSTRUCTOR

COACH PERSON

AND I WAS WORKING FOR

THE U.S. MILITARY AND THE U.S. MILITARY

STILL HAS IN THEIR MANUALS

IN THEIR INSTRUCTIONS

SOME SILLY THINGS, LIKE PRESS CHECKING

NO, YOU DON'T NEED TO PRESS CHECK

YOUR GUN

JUST LEARN HOW TO LOAD IT CORRECTLY

BUT THE MILITARY LOVES TO PRESS CHECK

THEY LIKE TO PRESS CHECK RIFLES

THEY LIKE TO PRESS CHECK HANDGUNS

THEY REALLY LOVE TO

PRESS CHECK THEIR BERETTAS

AND SO, IN THE THREE-RING BINDER, IT SAYS

THAT YOU HAVE TO TEACH THE LITTLE KIDS

HOW TO PRESS CHECK

SO, PRETEND THAT THIS IS A BERETTA

YOUNG MAN COMES UP TO THE LINE

HE LOADS HIS GUN

HE REACHES OVER, HE RACKS THE SLIDE

THEN HE COMES BACK AND HE PULLS IT BACK

AND A ROUND FALLS OUT

AND HE WATCHES THE ROUND FALL

TO THE GROUND, AND HE THINKS, HMM

A ROUND FELL OUT OF MY PISTOL

I SHOULD DO THAT AGAIN

PULLS IT BACK, ANOTHER ROUND FALLS OUT

I ONLY HAVE

SLIDE GOES FORWARD

PULLS IT BACK, ANOTHER ROUND COMES OUT

HE DOES THIS

THREE TIMES IN A ROW

HIS COACH

I WAS INSTRUCTING AND SO I WAS WATCHING

THIS, HIS COACH COMES UP

TAPS HIM ON THE SHOULDER

AND SAYS, HEY, HANG ON A SECOND

WHAT ARE YOU DOING

WELL, I'M PRESS CHECKING

TO MAKE SURE THAT

THERE'S A ROUND IN MY GUN

YOU NEED TO STOP DOING THAT

IT'S NOT A PEZ DISPENSER

LET IT GO

IT'LL BE OKAY

NOW, SOME PEOPLE HAVE SAID

YOU SHOULD'VE LET HIM DO IT 15 TIMES

THE SLIDE WOULD HAVE LOCKED TO THE REAR

HE WOULD'VE BEEN DONE

HE COULD'VE JUST PICKED HIS ROUNDS UP OFF

THE GROUND AND WENT HOME

BUT

YES, APPARENTLY HE WAS VERY CONFUSED

THAT EVERY TIME HE PULLED THE SLIDE BACK

A ROUND FELL TO THE GROUND

AND

HE FELT HE NEEDED TO PUT A NEW ON IN THERE

NOW, I HAVE A PART 2 TO THAT STORY

I WAS WORKING WITH A FEMALE

U.S. NAVY COMMANDER

AND, WELL, A COMMANDER IS AN OFFICER

AND, SO, WHEN YOU'RE AN OFFICER

YOU'RE AUTOMATICALLY

THE SMARTEST PERSON IN THE ROOM

THE FEMALE COMMANDER

I'M GOING TO HAVE TO DO THIS SANS MAGAZINE

VERY SIMILAR

LOADS A MAGAZINE, GOES TO PRESS CHECK IT

ROUND FALLS OUT ON THE GROUND

SHE LOOKS AT IT

KINDA LIKE A HOG LOOKING AT A WRIST WATCH

PULLS IT BACK AGAIN, ROUND FALLS OUT

RAISES HER HAND

COACH GOES OVER

COACH WOULD BE ME

COACH WAS WATCHING THIS

YEAH, WHAT'S UP

THERE'S SOMETHING

AND THE FEMALE COMMANDER SAYS TO ME

THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH MY PISTOL

I SAID, WHAT EXACTLY IS WRONG WITH IT

SHE GOES, EVERY TIME I LOAD IT

A ROUND FALLS OUT ONTO THE GROUND

THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH MY PISTOL

AND I SAID, MA'AM, I DON'T BELIEVE

THAT THERE'S ANYTHING WRONG

WITH YOUR PISTOL

I THINK YOU NEED TO

RACK THE SLIDE ONE TIME AND THEN STOP

NO, SHE SAYS TO ME

THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH MY PISTOL

SAID

YOU KNOW, I MAY NOT HAVE STAYED AT A

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS LAST NIGHT

BUT HERE'S WHAT I'M GOING TO TELL YOU

THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH YOUR PISTOL

SHE BECAME ANNOYED

LATER ON, SHE

CONTACTED THE SCHOOL COMMANDER

AND SAID THAT, MR. MARKEL

IS NOT HELPFUL AT ALL

AND I DO NOT WANT HIM TO COACH ME

ANYMORE

AND I WAS MORE THAN HAPPY

TO NOT COACH HER ANYMORE

YOUR GUN IS NOT A PEZ DISPENSER

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Dear children, ...

this time is ...

a time of grace and prayer,

a wait time and ...

a time of giving.

God gives himself to you ...

for you to like it ...

above all.

That is why, ...

little children, ...

open your hearts and ...

your families so that ...

this waiting becomes ...

prayer and love, ...

and especially a gift.

I am with you, ...

little children, ...

and I encourage you ...

not to give up good, ...

because the fruits are seen and ...

get along.

That's why the enemy ...

is angry and he ...

uses everything to ...

to move away from prayer.

Thank you for answering ...

... to my call.

This was the message of November 25, 2018 in Medjugorje

To have the right translation go to: "medjugorje.hr"

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Is HIIT Training Aerobic Or Anaerobic? (Best Exercise For Fitness, Health & Fitness) - Duration: 15:33.

Is HIIT training aerobic or anaerobic? Today we're going to explain it so that you can

set some good goals both for your fitness and your health.

Hey I'm Dr. Sten Ekberg with Wellness For Life and if you'd like to truly

master health by understanding how the body really works make sure that you

subscribe and hit that notification bell so that you don't miss anything. There's

a lot of confusion about training and aerobic and anaerobic, cortisol, blood

sugar... so we're gonna talk a little bit about this today so that you can set

some good goals and understand why you're doing it depending on what your

health and fitness goals are. So let's assume that you have a resting heart

rate of about 60 that's if you're in pretty good shape a lot of people are

anywhere from 60 up to 80 so if you can get it closer to 60 then you've got a

stronger heart and a little bit better oxygen utilization. So that's about

thirty percent of your maximum heart rate and from 60 up to about 120 is what

we call the aerobic range that means that your body is providing oxygen or

air at a sufficient pace to keep up with the exercise so because you're keeping

up you can keep doing it for hours this would be leisurely - a fast walk it

could be a bike ride something that you can keep up for hours and still not feel

totally beat the next day that's about 60% of maximum heart rate then from that

point up we're getting into the an aerobic that means without oxygen

meaning we can't breathe fast enough to completely satisfy the body's oxygen

need so we're falling a little bit behind we can't rely on fat burning and

using oxygen we have to rely on sugar and glycolysis and there's some other

videos I've done in the past where you can check that out so between a heart

rate of 120 to 160 or 60 to 80 percent approximately we're in the an aerobic

range now we're huffing puffing and we can keep it up not for

hours but minutes we can push it and do it for 20 30 40 minutes if we have

enough willpower but it's sort of painful and and we're totally beat

afterwards if we do that and then we get into what we call high-intensity

interval training this is the all-out that give it all you got

do-or-die kind of exercise and because it's it should be so intense you can

only keep it up for seconds and if you could keep it up for minutes then you're

really more in the anaerobic range you haven't really hit the zone of high

intensity where you get some of those specific benefits so your maximum heart

rate is going to vary a little bit and typically it'll probably be somewhere

between a hundred and sixty to 220 and that's because the maximum heart rate

goes down as we age everyone's a little different but typically you're gonna

find it to be roughly 220 minus your age so I am 54 years old so if I subtract my

age from that I should have a maximum heart rate of about 166 so when I really

push myself if I do some uphill sprints or something I can still get my heart

rate to about 175 so it's a ballpark number but it'll give you a pretty good

range of where you need to be and the 220 heart rate would be basically a

teenager so if you're 60 years old shoot for 160 if you're a teenager shoot for

200 220 and that means you're in within a few percent of your maximum heart rate

so I put a hundred-plus here because myself for example can get over a

hundred percent of my theoretical maximum heart rate but once in order to

get in to hit you want to push yourself to where you're very very close to that

maximum heart rate so let's look at what's happening in the body in these

different areas in these different stages so let's look at stress level how

much stress is it to the body and we we talk about cortisol general stress level

and how much does it break the body down because we want to realize that exercise

does not build you up exercise breaks you down

it's the recovery and the proper nutrition that builds you back up so you

can do the exercise again even better so with aerobic exercise when you're

just walking leisurely when you're on a bike ride in the park then it's a very

mild stress so you're not making much cortisol and there is not much breakdown

so there's not much need for recovery or rebuilding there's no challenge you

don't have to get better really to do the bike ride next time then as we get

up we go from mild to moderate cortisol and stress and breakdown to severe to

extreme and what this means is every one of these has some benefits because the

closer we get the more extreme we get the higher the stress level which breaks

us down and that's not a great thing but it is sort of a great thing because it's

the challenge to the body so it tells the body hey you got to really really

get your act together you got to grow stronger so that you can

handle this next time because if you do this on a regular basic basis the body

quickly gets the idea that this is going to happen again and we'd better get our

act together next we look at growth hormone and this is sort of related to

what I just mentioned growth hormone is a rebuilding hormone it's a rejuvenating

hormone it's extremely powerful for anti-aging so powerful that they often

give it as an as a drug but of course when they give it as a drug you

unbalance the body because you're pushing it in from the outside when you

make it on your own you always remain in balance in your

body so the growth hormone impact on aerobic is very low you're not

challenging your body much as we go up you get some and then you get more and

at the hit level now you're making as much as three to four hundred percent

the normal amount of growth hormone and this stays up for 48 to 72 hours it

degrades gradually so even doing a HIIT workout twice a week is gonna keep you

at a pretty high level of growth hormone in a sustained way fitness now this

depends on what you're after now we're talking more about what's your goal the

fitness impact on aerobic is pretty low with anaerobic you get more and more and

once you get into hit you have a lot of fitness impact so now we have to look at

what is your goal I was an Olympic decathlete so my goal was extremely

event specific at a very very high level so that meant I had to practice at the

level and in the same way that I was going to compete because if you're if

you're a sprinter and you're gonna run the hundred meters and it's gonna last

10 seconds and you're gonna be all out you're gonna be on a hundred percent you

can't practice at 70 percent and then believe that the body is ready to go to

a hundred same thing if you're a tennis player or a rower or a mountain biker or

a triathlete you have to do some base training but then you have to gear it

toward your specific goal now let's look at what some different goals might be so

obviously if your goal is fitness if you are a triathlete then you got to figure

out how to balance this in a way to fit your event if you're a triathlete you're

gonna spend a lot of time right around the lower end of an aerobic because

you're going to be going for six seven eight hours so you can't be

up in here because you couldn't sustain it

but you also can't be down here because then you're not really getting the

fitness level that you need but let's just say someone's goal is health you

don't have any particular not going to compete you're not gonna race you just

want to be moderately fit you want to be healthy you want to maximize the growth

hormone and the all these different variables let's say it and now it also

depends on how old you are so if you're 20 or 50 or 80 years old you're probably

going to have a little bit different goals but let's say you're 20 years old

and your goal is just to be healthy then I would suggest and these are just rough

numbers it's not like I researched this and said this is exactly what you need

to do for this situation but it'll give you an idea I think of where how you can

kind of fit this together so if you're 20 years old then you probably just want

to do somewhere between 60 and 90 percent of your training in the aerobic

range meaning you're breathing slowly you're breathing fully but steadily but

you're not panting and panicking and this is tricky for a lot of people

because they think training is pain they think they have no pain no gain that

they have to hurt in order to get something out of it and that's not true

because at this level you have still doubled your heart rate you have more

than doubled your circulation because each heartbeat pumps more blood

so you're tripled or quadrupled your circulation your drainage your detox

your oxygenation of tissues all of these things are tremendously increased even

at a moderate level long before you actually feel pain or discomfort so if

you're just looking for health then do the vast majority of your time in

training in the arabic range meaning 120 or less in heartrate then you probably

want to do some if you enjoy it if you want like to

Tenace if you like to do spin classes if you like to do aerobics then do some of

that if you enjoy it do some because it's going to get you some fitness it's

moderately stressful and again this depends on how healthy you are to start

with if you're already a little bit fragile then you probably don't want to

get into this range at all if you're just trying to get started you might

spend as much as a hundred percent of your time in in this range and then I

would encourage you to still do a little bit of high-intensity training even if

you do ninety five percent down here and you do nothing here do a little bit of

high-intensity but this also has to do with how fit you

are how healthy are you if you have pain if you have knee pain or back pain or

Achilles pain you're not going to be able to do sprints so you have to adapt

it to what you're capable of doing something that's relatively safe would

be a stationary bike for example you sit down and you pedal as hard as you can

for seconds not minutes or hours thirty seconds you take a few seconds ten 20

second break you go all out again 30 seconds and you just do that until

you get your heart rate up and you do this no more than once or twice a week

if you're if you're young and fit you might do it a little bit more you might

want to do it three or four even five times if it's event-specific but the

older you get and the less event-specific you are you probably

don't want to do this more than once or twice a week for just a few minutes just

long enough to get your heart rate into that 95 to 100 percent range and now you

are dramatically increasing your growth hormone your anti-aging circumstances

and so forth so if you're 50 you might want to go somewhere between 70 to 95

percent in the aerobic range if you enjoy it do a little bit of anaerobic

and do a little bit of high intensity and even if you're 80

years old if you can you might do as anywhere from 80 to as much as a hundred

percent in this range you may do something here if you're really youthful

80 year old and you like playing tennis keep doing that or if you have some

specific hobby and do what you can if you're if you're not fit enough if you

have pain or something keeping you from it then your high intensity is going to

be zero which holds true for the 50 year olds as well but if you can try to do at

least once a week maybe twice a little bit of high intensity because now you

are challenging your body you're telling your body hey we need some growth

hormone we need something to build up the body so that it can get better

so you can get stronger so you can have more vitality and deal with this stress

tomorrow because it is very stressful that's why even though the tremendous

benefits we want to keep this to a minimum very very short duration not

every day because this is low low stress you can do as much as you like do it for

hours if you enjoy it and in the anaerobic range then you do as much as

you enjoy but don't let it become most of the training that you do because now

you're just stressing your body without really getting the health or fitness

benefits so is hit training Arabic or anaerobic well it's on the spectrum so

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