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Pilots react to Rosemary Mariner - Duration: 0:41.

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The Man Responds to Stephanie Mcmahon's Invitation for WWE Raw - Duration: 1:15.

Hi Friends welcome to C4E Wrestling News The Man Responds to Stephanie Mcmahon's Invitation

for WWE Raw Becky Lynch punched her ticket for WrestleMania at the Royal Rumble and then

claimed her match with Ronda Rousey the next night She is not going to be a stranger for

Ronnie and next week on RAW could get interesting The Man received an invitation from Stephanie

McMahon to appear on RAW next week We are not sure what Steph has in mind but something

is up Then The Man had her own reply The Man said Yeah tell her thanks but I was coming

anyway Becky Lynch followed this up with an animated gif of Ronda Rousey boo-hooing with

the quotation saying Just heard The Man is coming back to Raw this week This could be

very interesting and will hopefully pop a rating Friends what are your thought about

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Shark Fishing with BlacktipH and Dennis Verreet - Duration: 18:40.

- So guys, it's our third day here in Florida.

We've changed our spot.

Now we are in Sebastian,

which is approximately .. yeah.. 2,5 km to the north of Miami.

We've just arrived on the beach with Dennis.

And we've met Dennis's mate Josh.

Most of you may know Josh from blacktipH.

He has a very big YouTube channel here in America.

We'll shortly join them and will try hopefully to hook few sharks.

We've actually seen Josh reeling in as we arrived.

He had hooked..no idea..approximately

maybe a 1.5 m bull shark.

He told that there are even much bigger sharks.

And I have to say I'm very excited to

get the lure into the water

As Daniel has already told, today

we're fishing with Joshua Jorgensen,

the producer and protagonists of blacktipH.

It is the largest fishing - YouTube channel

of the world with more than 1.3 millions of subscribers.

blacktipH stands for blacktip Hunter which Josh

really is: since many years Josh has been mainly

fishing in salt water both from the shore and a boat.

He has been catching the most spectacular fishes that

the sea has to offer:

among others Goliath Grouper, Sailfish, Cobia,

Mahi Mahi and a big variety of shark species.

He prefers fishing on blacktip sharks,

which is his plan also for today.

So we join in without any hesitation.

Let's use the meeting with Josh from BlacktipH

as an opportunity to dispel two myths.

Let's start with the widespread belief that

worldwide each type of shark is threatened with extinction.

Though sharks are endangered in some regions

of the world because e.g. in Asia, although sport

fishing on shark is very popular here.

The population of sharks is very good on Florida

Blacktip sharks are considered to be good food fish,

still, due to its big amount, there is neither a minimum size limit

not a bag limit, as most anglers,

like Josh promote catch & release fishing.

Let's come to the second myth, the killing machine - shark.

Despite the big amount of the sharks on the coasts of Florida,

it is absolutely harmless to go swimming at the

at the beaches of the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico

if one avoids swimming in the night and with open wounds.

Although there are annually between 20-40 shark attacks on

surfers and the swimmers across the state of Florida, however,

the least resulting injuries are worse than a dog bite.

Of course, there are also exceptions, because

the bull shark, which is widespread in Florida,

is one of the three most aggressive shark species in the world.

Yet, in Florida and worldwide, the

number of people killed by a shark

in the year remains always one digit .

For comparison, approximately 24,000 people die each year from lightning.

We are casting the rod now..into

the current here and we hope

that it will be carried by the current.

It's cool, right?

Yeah!

How good the shark population is on the coast of Sebastian,

we may experience ourselves during the coming days.

Dennis promises us that we won't need

more than 5 minutes until we hook a shark.

And actually only few minutes has passed till

the balloon reached far enough and the

rod is crooked for the first time.

So, Dennis was actually right.

It didn't take much time.. oh!

- As you can see, here is Josh.

He's just caught a shark.

We had to walk away very quickly, because we

had to bring the shark to this part of the area, so to say.

Then we had to walk and take our rod over the

other fishermen's rods and bring it up to the shore before

any of them could cast his rod over ours.

I have to say, the sprint from the pier was quite tiring.

So guys, our first shark here.

Or my first shark ever here in the USA.

Very nice. Looks

extremely amazing. Has a very.. very rough skin.

It's like a sandpaper.

I assume it's also very very heavy.

- Yeah! Really cool. First shark, man. Really amazing.

All went well, right?

Yeah, that was great. Really cool!

...another fishing line. Very thick: approximately 1,40mm-1,50mm.

It's approximately 2m long.

It's done because of the tail of the shark.

Because when the tail of the shark tangles with the fishing line

line then it will certainly cut the line.

And then there is such a balloon.

The balloon comes out on its side. It just keeps the lure up,

so that the bait swims approximately 1,5 m under the surface.

And when the balloon.. yeah you don't need to see the balloon,

you'll anyway notice it when a shark is hooked.

I hooked a shark. Then handed the rod over to Daniel here on the shore.

Somehow the hook came out, because he had a loose line .. or no idea what.

Then he has reeled in and he hooked a blue fish

on the empty hook. So we've left it on and

casted the rod straight away. Now Daniel got st. on it.

The problem is.. you can see here the current flows

out and we have to reel him over the right side to bring him

to the coast.

His fish is hanging now on the left side of the current

and this is the worst spot where you can have your fish.

That's why I have to put on my shoes quickly and go to help him..

Yeah it was a bit chaotic for me: unfortunately many fishermen

casted over my fishing-line but now it's all free again and

and at last the fish swam out to the open sea.

Come on Dani. Hurry up!

Josh told us that we should go for dinner together

because he is interested in our soft baits.

So the business is calling.

Thus, we had to stop shark fishing.

Of course would be happy to hook one later on but now we are going

to eat something, see what Josh says about our baits.

Well, see you soon!

So we met Josh and his team from blacktipH. That was a very nice,

traditional, American food.

Had a nice dinner. Then we came to our

room here in a small trailer park in Sebastian.

And... yeah, now the sun is shining, we have

an amazing day ahead.

Yesterday you nicely fished on sharks already.

Sure! Was really amazing and surely want to do it again,

to catch few bigger ones. It's definitely on my agenda.

Maybe also another type of shark.

- One can catch also a blacktip shark there where we were.

They supposedly fight harder. We'll see.

I'd also like to catch any type of shark.

But also any fish generally. I think there are many other types

of fish that one could catch.

There are also other waters here in this region.

We are surely here for the next few days

and we'll keep you updated.

Maybe it reached already to the spot where I could get a bite.

Maybe have to go another 50m out.

One can notice how the current takes the bait away.

He is fighting like the others.

I handed the rode over. And Tony is now reeling in.

I'm still out of breath after the run.

It started.. First Toni caught a bluefish,

we used it as a bait and so a shark was hooked.

Daniel! Only the leader not the main cord.

Hold him, hold him, hold him,.. pull

up with the next wave.

So guys, it was a really nice teamwork.

And here he is already, a nice bull shark.

Really nice!

So Daniel, now you should run.

Shark on!

So just handed the rode over again. I'm the

one who hooks and sprints only...

Have to say this one feels to be a bit bigger.

I think.. I think it's cool and hopefully Belzi

will take him out.

And how it feels with the shark?

Strong.

Here we have our first audience.

It's of course always exciting when such a shark is being reeled.

Nice one!

Really cool!

While releasing it's always a tricky story.

You definitely don't want the fish to fight back.

Was really fun! Cool!

Nice dinner?

Yeah. Very tasty.

And now we're here.

Sounds like I'm Eminem.

Have to say, it was again a quite tiring day.

Yeah, man. A lot was going on. We were ..

well not on feet.. but we were on tires for quite long.

Yeah. In between reeled some bull sharks.

And actually it'not over yet.

In the evening we want to "attack" once again.

We haven't got enough of it. We stay here directly

next to the water.

There is also a pier here and Dennis told us

that there are different types of fishes swimming around.

If you liked this video, we'll be happy if you leave a like, a comment

and of course also if you activate the notification bell.

..not to miss anything, as we're again going out with the camera.

We are happy seeing you next time.

Take care. See you!

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Giới thiệu về camera hành trình Waha - Đối thủ đáng gờm của Xiaomi - Duration: 3:31.

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Exercises for a Baby with Low Tone #60: Back strengthening - Duration: 1:34.

Hello! My name is Amy Sturkey. I am a pediatric physical therapist.

I am here with Myla who has low tone. She is 16 months old. One of the ways to work

on back strength is just how you carry them. So I've got my forearm cross her hips.

What? Okay.

and I can... if I hold her across the hips, she has got a use her back to stay up. I

can make this easier by having her more upright or harder by leaning her out a

little bit more , so she has to arch up with her back to stay up alittle more. Uh-huh.

So ...easier and harder. It is kind of like weight lifting. If you're expecting it to

be harder, don't hold it as long. So you could go out with one and back, two and

back. Heavens!.... but it' is better with a toy.... and I still have...Oh, I have one left

What about that one? That one? No? Okay? She says, "We are done with the airplane. Thanks a lot! Oh!

Maybe we aren't. Bye!

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Un dernier hommage a été rendu au comte de Paris, prétendant au trône, à la chapelle royale de Dreux - Duration: 2:07.

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DIY Bracelet Tutorial. How To Make a Floral Bracelet. Wrist Corsage - Duration: 6:46.

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Le Comte de Paris s'éteint et laisse la maison de France au prince Jean - Duration: 4:06.

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Cookies & Home Sweet Home - - The JSquared Circle #5 (Q&A) - Duration: 28:23.

Hey everybody JSquared Jon Jeremy here, back with another

question and answer session. We've got several questions

this time around, so if you've got a question of your own make

sure to post in the comments below. I do have a business

trip I'm going on next week. So I'm I plan on a special question

and answer episode for next week, but we'll collect all those

questions from you guys in we'll answer them

in future episodes as well so let's go and get started here

our first question comes from No NoGoBoy13, he's actually

got a two part of question here. They don't really coincide with

each other so we'll take them one at a time. First question is,

what did you study in college and why? So the funny enough

really especially, somebody, who works at a technology company, I

studied political science. When I was in college and I

wanted to go into politics and it just happened to be that

I hate it.

I absolutely did not like that path for me, after I had

started to go to school for it and it was weird for me

personally because I have,

I guess an optimistic outlook on life and on you know what

we should be as as a people, as a nation, as a  race

altogether as humanity as a

species and politics can be a very grimy business and I saw

the underbelly of that and I didn't like it. I didn't like it

at all, so it was really weird for me and in fact, for the next

couple of years afterward, I was

kind of lost. Because I didn't really know what to do with myself. Now that

that I had this path set for me, had been thinking about

it for several years. So now come to find out that I don't

like it at all, and what to do. So luckily, after after a

couple of years I managed to find a place that I enjoy

working at and of course what I do here on YouTube I mean if I didn't have

this outlet here I really don't know who I would be, this is such

a huge part of my life. Nowadays, I wish I had went to

school for I guess I still can go to school for things like.

Social media and communications as a whole, videography because,

you know, I'm stretching the limits right now as it is

when it comes to what I can do with the green screen behind me

and the video camera in front of me, so this talking

head thing is like bare bones

stuff really. So maybe in the future you know, I'll take some classes on

how to upgrade my own skills when it comes to these sort

of recordings, but that's in the future. But I appreciate the

question. His second question is really I guess out of left field

one. What is your favorite cookie?

Well, personally my favorite cookie either has to be

chocolate chip cookie, warmed up just enough so that it doesn't

crumble your hand but that the gooey, that the chocolate inside

becomes gooey and you can kind of feel it stick to the inside your

mouth a little bit. That's I'm

starting to salviate thinking of it right now, that is a 

fantastic cookie. Another cookie I like, funnily enough, is oatmeal. I

love. I can have oatmeal cookies all day everyday no

problem at all. Cinnamon cookies, too, same thing. I don't really know why.

And truthfully I'm not that much of a cookie eater but those would

be like my top 3 go tos of cookies, so there, you go. That

answers your question NoNo. Not really sure why you wanted to

know that in particular, but there you go. Our next question

again another two-part question

comes from Jacob Mackey and his first question is,

Some YouTubers have to go through several drafts of what

they want to say before they record do you have that problem.

No Jacob. I probably have the opposite problem in that I don't

think before I start talking, like right now. I'm reading

these questions. There is no script. I'm not really. It's

basically stream of conscious answering here.

I'm reading the questions then I'm asking them directly so

I kind of have the opposite problem here. I probably should

have like a teleprompter somewhere where I can write down

a couple of notes. I probably wouldn't want to go like on a

full script, but a couple notes here and there will probably be

nice. There are a few exceptions to that, though I recall.

When I do like big intros to a video game. I do like to have

something prepared for. Case and Point would be Valkyria

Chronicles. I loved recording that opening for Valkyria

Chronicles because I was listening to the music as I was

doing it and if you never seen the

Valkyria Chronicles videos, I highly recommend them. I highly

recommend the series as a whole. The Games, one day we will play

Valkyria Chronicles 4. But Valkyria Chronicles one is a

fantastic game and its soundtrack is phenomenal so I

was listening to that, while I was writing up my intro 

and then I would speak it while again listening to that to

that soundtrack. So it would kind of go with the flow there.

That's in a case where I would want to have something written,

but otherwise 95% of what I do when I'm recording, I'm recording

it stream of consciousness style. So no, I don't have that problem Jacob and I

wouldn't really call it a problem per say. You know,

there are several instances where it is good to have a

script in place, especially where you want to make sure you

get your point across and you don't forget about them.

In a very short video like I'm thinking like ten-fifteen minutes.

You want to make sure that you're getting the maximum use

out of those, 10-15 minutes now in our case here, we kind of go

longer, so we can afford a break here and there, but when you're

running against the clock. It's kind of important to make sure

you get your point across in a way that entices the viewer to

come back for more. His, Jacob second question is would you love to do

a full multiplayer campaign of CK2 with Aulddragon, and other

YouTubers? So we've done a couple of campaign series with Aulddragon.

I don't think we... Don't think we finished any of them. I recall two off the

top of my head, we did one where we use the after the end mod and

we did one where we're playing as Zunist, which is pretty fun

praise the sun. We also did one way back at the very beginning

of when we played Crusader Kings

2 with GrimithR [Currently just Grimith]. So we have done multiplayer campaigns. The

biggest problem that I have with them, it's not it's not

having to do with any of the other YouTubers. It has to do

with myself. I have a very limited schedule and my time is

very restricted when it comes to being able to collaborate with

other YouTubers, that's because I have a full time job along

with doing this, that's not to say that I wouldn't want to do a

multiplayer campaign, But honestly at this point, I would

have to like specifically

designate time that I would be available and the YouTuber that

I'd be collaborating with would also have to be available and

would probably have to make their schedule work with mine

rather than I work with it there's and that's, you know,

there has to be some give and take their and what I found is

that all I can do really is

take in this sort of scenario. So if there we came to a point where we could do a

multiplayer campaign without having to worry about a

schedule absolutely but

I would probably have to not be working, while doing it so.

Yes, I would love to probably a bit hard to make that happen Jacob,

probably a little bit hard. Sorry about that. Our

next question comes from SpaceMan... Sorry not spaceman, ScarfaceMan77

and he writes, What gives you the most

entertainment when it comes to CK2 and what has been

the most pleasant surprise?

That's an interesting question, Scarface, what gives me the most

entertainment? What gives me the most entertaining about a

game like Crusader Kings two is that I theoretically don't have

to do anything

and the game will tell a story by itself, and I've said this a

couple times in these questions, in these Q&A sessions and we

even in my Vlogs. Crusader Kings 2 has the unique ability to be

able to tell a story without direct player intervention, if

you were to simply start it at

769 and stopped it at 1453, I guarantee you no two campaigns

would be the exact same. No two campaigns would be the exact same

and that's The Mark, what I feel, of a great game. That gives me

the most entertainment. One day we may just say, "Hey let's do

that and I would literally commentate

over the changing of time in that map without having to play

it, with just just watching it happen. I find that to be a

really unique thing. A really unique experience to be able to

do. There are a couple of other games that could possibly do

that. But Crusader Kings two, to me, is the stand out when it comes

to that, so maybe one day. We'll make it happen. I don't know,

but that that's what gives me the most Entertainment, is that

I can just look away from a section of the map and then go

back to it, you know twenty ingame years later and then oh my god

everything has changed. I also love the fact that if you

dive deeper, besides just map changes, If you dive deeper into

the families themselves. You can pinpoint what happened with that

family. What's happened? What's going on. Case and point,

There's a point in our Crusader Kings two, our current Crusader

Kings 2 series where the King of Lombardy has been excommunicated

from... By the pope and he is in a war with Aragon over in

Spain. Aragon wins that war, so this King is then deposed and his son

comes to power. Well you would think, OK, son moves on. No that

King has a vassal so loyal that the vassal proceeds to murder

their child, a few months after in game and then because the child is killed

his heir is the father again, so king I think is named King

Adelges The First comes back to power after his son King Adelges

The Second is murdered because of that Count's loyalty. Because of that lord's

loyalty and the fact that the game can tell that story in

such a way that we as the player without even needing to

be a part of that experience and able to figure out what's going

on. That's that's awesome. That gives me the entertainment

value. That's one of the reasons why I have a thousand plus

hours of playing that game and I don't intend on stopping anytime

soon, unless there's Crusader Kings Three coming around paradox. Make it

happen. I'll be happy to test it as well. And then the second

half of your question, which is what has been the most pleasant

surprise, probably is that.

The fact that seven years later, seven years later this game came out in

2012, seven years later I am still playing this game. That is the

most pleasant surprise. If you equate game time to dollars

spent. It's no contest I have gotten my moneys worth, and then

some. You look at Crusader Kings 2 today and you know, there is

there are comments about how paradox does its whole how it

does monetization instead of it being like microtransactions

within a game. Instead

it's it's by purchasing downloadable content and

expansion packs post game launch, so you have to decide if you're

OK with... If you're not OK with microtransactions you have to be

OK with expansion packs and

downloadable content. Even with all that said, I think I

think the game runs if you were to buy the game right now

at full price and with all downloadable content. I think

it runs somewhere around 300 bucks. I think don't quote me

on that. I didn't check it before I said it so if it's

higher, my apologies.

So if you look at the game and then you look at all the downloadable

content Three Hundred-Four Hundred dollars but then you look at the game time that is

spent in that game in my case, a thousand hours plus. In other

peoples cases at least thirty-forty-fifty-sixty

a hundred-two hundred hours, if you invested that much money into the game

you're probably a fan of that game at that point, so you're

enjoying your experience, well if you're enjoying your experience

then it's a pleasant surprise that you've gotten your money's

worth. It happens so rarely in this day and age of

video gaming I can name plenty of games where I have not gotten

my moneys worth, and I have made terrible terrible mistakes. I

have games. Truthfully, I have games that I've spent lifetimes...

Champions online. And no no fault against the developers,

which is cryptic studios. No fault of them. I purchased a

lifetime subscription to champions online back when the

game first launched, it launched back in 2009. It's now 2019, and

I have never played

past the tutorial of that game.

And I spend the I think the lifetime subscription at that

time was like 300 bucks.

So I've spent three hundred dollars on a game that I've not played so that's an

unpleasant surprise, but it's a reality for me. Meanwhile,

with Crusader Kings two I've I've spent Three hundred-four hundred dollars whatever wasn't

gifted or given it to me by

paradox. I have spent that money in that game, and have gotten a

thousand hours plus. In that game, so that's the pleasant

surprise. And I hope to have more of those pleasant surprises

in the future. Hopefully, in this day and age you never know, you don't know.

But great question ScarfaceMan. Our next question comes from

Weks, not whelks Weks... Welks is Valkyria Chronicles again. I've

got... I've got Valkyria Chronicles on the brain and

Wek's question is, What is your

favorite alcoholic drink? If you don't touch the stuff, what

is your favorite non-alcoholic drink so I don't really drink

Weks every now and again occasionally I'll have whatever a

group is having. I'm a social drinker, I guess is what

you would say, and again very rarely to that effect, very,

very rarely. Most of the time I'll just stick with water,

honestly, coffee is probably my fave my favorite non alcoholic

drink. I love coffee. I grew up with the stuff in my household

you drank coffee every day, every morning there was a pot.

Being brewed by the time I woke up to get ready to go to school

like that was just that just happened that was that was there

and it's a part of me today for that matter and as far as like

the types of coffee go. It depends like you can have your

French press style, you can have your drip brew.

There are tons of different ways that you can have your coffee,

but I love. I love fresh coffee. I love grinding. The beans

myself, and then putting them into the into the Brewer. I just bought a

new Brewer, actually, I haven't set it up yet, but it's a new

Ninja Brewer and I'm looking forward to

trying that one out. I was going to go with a Brevel, but it

would cost a little bit too much for me and I was just like

not quite not quite ready to be that committed. So the Ninja

should be nice. I'm looking forward to taking that for spin.

Besides coffee, I've started to get into Tea.

Mostly herbal teas, but I have tried a few black and green

teas, which is sad for me because there used to be a

Tivana next to me like where I where I work and it's just

like not there anymore,

Unfortunately closed down way back in the day like two years ago,

maybe no not even a year ago I want to say they closed that shop

down so can't get your Tea there anymore. But there's a Starbucks

in that same area, in that same little strip and

they have like the Little tea packets there that I enjoy so

yeah, tea, coffee. I used to be a big... I used to be a big milk drinker

actually as well, but having some stomach troubles in this

day and age, milk doesn't go over very well with me anymore.

C'est la Vie. I'm trying to think if there's anything else that I

used I used to be heavy into soda as well. Coke pop whatever

you want to call it but I've kind of cut that out, over

the past month and I really don't miss it. Honestly, you

start to forget what it tastes

like so that's better for me, I guess but yeah, primarily just

coffee is my favority go to drink. Orange juice is

another one. I love a good a good orange juice or apple

juice. Truthfully, especially like in the morning. maybe with

like a breakfast, some eggs,

some bacon, some Orange juice. Oh so good so good and then get your orange juice you

down that first and then you have your coffee while you're

eating your food. Aww...

So good so good great question Weks apparently because now I'm

thinking about breakfast. I need to find a breakfast place now

'cause. It's too late for breakfast, cool and our next

question comes from Chris

Henington, this is a first for Christ here. Chris asks, Hey J, 2, I know that you've

lived in the Pacific Northwest. How do you like it? Where do you

heil from originally. So Chris I actually live in the Pacific

Northwest right now. I live in Oregon. I've moved around quite

a bit over the past couple of years though, I've lived in Utah, I've lived in

Washington, I've lived in

Oregon. But I originally heil from New Jersey and I lived there for the first

twenty or so years of my life and

I guess the biggest thing that I enjoy about the Pacific

Northwest that was a pain for me in New Jersey is the space

that's available. I don't feel cramped in the Pacific

Northwest. At least where I live, I know if you go to like

downtown Seattle or downtown Portland. You know the big

cities you still kind of feel that urban

environment but where I live. It's spacious, you know, and

there's trees and there's fresh air and you really at least

where I lived in New Jersey. Everything was kind of like

urbanized, suburbanized there weren't that... there wasn't that much

space. I always used to joke that

in order for someone to build something in New Jersey, you kind

of had to tear something down first and you know a lot of

cases and a lot of times, truth be told there's alot of history

in New Jersey and that's one thing that I miss about it is that you

can go to like these older buildings. Hundreds of years

old. These churches and these

city halls, these structures that just aren't present here in the Pacific

Northwest because you know it's only been about a hundred to a hundred-fifty years

since the Pacific Northwest was settled so there's a big

difference there. Of course, nothing compares to places in

Europe where there is thousands of years of history there so.

It's all a matter of perspective really, but yeah I originally

heil from New Jersey and one thing that I get chided on a

little bit. I know that at this point, probably there's not too

much of an accent left but there are a few times where there are

words that I say that

I have to think about what I'm saying before I say it otherwise

a slip of the accent might come out. Like for example, the

word yesterday. I have to... I have to think about when I'm

saying the word yesterday. Otherwise, I'll just say

yesterday and that's me

just kind of going back to that accent, so it... I don't even know

truthfully if it is a New Jersey in specific thing but that's

just the way I was when I was growing up. That's the word I

would use yeterday versus yesterday. When I remember when

I lived in Utah somebody called a creak

a crick and I was like what the hell? What's a crick? So accents

change all over the U.S. just so large that you've got different

accents within the same nation, obviously so... I don't know how

I started talking about accents when the question was how do you like the

Pacific NorthWest. So this is the part where I wish I had a script

and I had at least had like talking points to review because I just

kind of went off on a tangent there again. Other things I

like about the Pacific Northwest is that I enjoy the weather

here, truthfully and, yah know, people say, "Well it's too cloudy in the Pacific

Northwest, there's no sun." And, yes, it's cloudy, but I'll take

cloudy over the humidity that can sometimes happen on the Jersey

coast, especially in the summer time, like you can feel like

you're take a shower and you're sitting on your couch in New

Jersey versus here in Oregon where,

you know, I think the worst I've gotten so far as a wind chill

every now and again and even then, it's very minor only lasts

for a day or so, there has been no snow here this past year. At

least where I live so the whole polar... Polar vortex thing that

happened a week or so ago, didn't

happen here, we didn't get it. I'm OK with all that, I'm absolutely OK with

all that. I think one last thing that I enjoy specifically about

the Pacific Northwest is just that the pace here is different

and I used to not like it. I used to... I used to be annoyed by

it, when I lived in Jersey everything kid of goes

at a faster pace and you're just used to that,  that's how you're born

that's how you're raised, everything has to be go go go, but

when you move... When I first moved to Utah and that's not Pacific

Northwest, that's more just like the rocky area. Things slow down

quite a bit and then still here in Oregon and in Washington people just take their

time, that's just the way that things are here and I'm OK with

that. Now I've kind of gotten used to that actually so I do

enjoy that aspect of the Pacific Northwest. So I hope that

answers your question Chris, I don't know how long I'll be

staying in the Pacific Northwest. That's always, that's

always up to the powers that be.

But I enjoy it, I enjoy my time while I've been living here.

Absolutely. And that is that is our last question for today's Q and A

video. Now as I mentioned next week I'm going on a business

trip and I won't have time to to record a Q&A video with your

questions for next week, So what

I'm going to do next week, so everyone's aware in advance. I'm going to create

my own questions that I'd like you to answer and I think

that this would be a nice give and take here where, you know, I

would love to hear more specific feedback along a few questions

that I have and I hope you all

can spare a few minutes to answer them for me. It

doesn't have to be one person answering the questions, I invite

as many answers to the same questions as possible. Please

that really helped it's almost like a survey if you really want

to think about it that way. But that will be coming out next

week and then the following

week, we'll continue again with our regular Q and A sessions so

that's my plan. Until next time this is JSquared

Jon Jeremy signing out, saying so long and take care.

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Shark Fishing with BlacktipH and Dennis Verreet - Duration: 18:40.

- So guys, it's our third day here in Florida.

We've changed our spot.

Now we are in Sebastian,

which is approximately .. yeah.. 2,5 km to the north of Miami.

We've just arrived on the beach with Dennis.

And we've met Dennis's mate Josh.

Most of you may know Josh from blacktipH.

He has a very big YouTube channel here in America.

We'll shortly join them and will try hopefully to hook few sharks.

We've actually seen Josh reeling in as we arrived.

He had hooked..no idea..approximately

maybe a 1.5 m bull shark.

He told that there are even much bigger sharks.

And I have to say I'm very excited to

get the lure into the water

As Daniel has already told, today

we're fishing with Joshua Jorgensen,

the producer and protagonists of blacktipH.

It is the largest fishing - YouTube channel

of the world with more than 1.3 millions of subscribers.

blacktipH stands for blacktip Hunter which Josh

really is: since many years Josh has been mainly

fishing in salt water both from the shore and a boat.

He has been catching the most spectacular fishes that

the sea has to offer:

among others Goliath Grouper, Sailfish, Cobia,

Mahi Mahi and a big variety of shark species.

He prefers fishing on blacktip sharks,

which is his plan also for today.

So we join in without any hesitation.

Let's use the meeting with Josh from BlacktipH

as an opportunity to dispel two myths.

Let's start with the widespread belief that

worldwide each type of shark is threatened with extinction.

Though sharks are endangered in some regions

of the world because e.g. in Asia, although sport

fishing on shark is very popular here.

The population of sharks is very good on Florida

Blacktip sharks are considered to be good food fish,

still, due to its big amount, there is neither a minimum size limit

not a bag limit, as most anglers,

like Josh promote catch & release fishing.

Let's come to the second myth, the killing machine - shark.

Despite the big amount of the sharks on the coasts of Florida,

it is absolutely harmless to go swimming at the

at the beaches of the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico

if one avoids swimming in the night and with open wounds.

Although there are annually between 20-40 shark attacks on

surfers and the swimmers across the state of Florida, however,

the least resulting injuries are worse than a dog bite.

Of course, there are also exceptions, because

the bull shark, which is widespread in Florida,

is one of the three most aggressive shark species in the world.

Yet, in Florida and worldwide, the

number of people killed by a shark

in the year remains always one digit .

For comparison, approximately 24,000 people die each year from lightning.

We are casting the rod now..into

the current here and we hope

that it will be carried by the current.

It's cool, right?

Yeah!

How good the shark population is on the coast of Sebastian,

we may experience ourselves during the coming days.

Dennis promises us that we won't need

more than 5 minutes until we hook a shark.

And actually only few minutes has passed till

the balloon reached far enough and the

rod is crooked for the first time.

So, Dennis was actually right.

It didn't take much time.. oh!

- As you can see, here is Josh.

He's just caught a shark.

We had to walk away very quickly, because we

had to bring the shark to this part of the area, so to say.

Then we had to walk and take our rod over the

other fishermen's rods and bring it up to the shore before

any of them could cast his rod over ours.

I have to say, the sprint from the pier was quite tiring.

So guys, our first shark here.

Or my first shark ever here in the USA.

Very nice. Looks

extremely amazing. Has a very.. very rough skin.

It's like a sandpaper.

I assume it's also very very heavy.

- Yeah! Really cool. First shark, man. Really amazing.

All went well, right?

Yeah, that was great. Really cool!

...another fishing line. Very thick: approximately 1,40mm-1,50mm.

It's approximately 2m long.

It's done because of the tail of the shark.

Because when the tail of the shark tangles with the fishing line

line then it will certainly cut the line.

And then there is such a balloon.

The balloon comes out on its side. It just keeps the lure up,

so that the bait swims approximately 1,5 m under the surface.

And when the balloon.. yeah you don't need to see the balloon,

you'll anyway notice it when a shark is hooked.

I hooked a shark. Then handed the rod over to Daniel here on the shore.

Somehow the hook came out, because he had a loose line .. or no idea what.

Then he has reeled in and he hooked a blue fish

on the empty hook. So we've left it on and

casted the rod straight away. Now Daniel got st. on it.

The problem is.. you can see here the current flows

out and we have to reel him over the right side to bring him

to the coast.

His fish is hanging now on the left side of the current

and this is the worst spot where you can have your fish.

That's why I have to put on my shoes quickly and go to help him..

Yeah it was a bit chaotic for me: unfortunately many fishermen

casted over my fishing-line but now it's all free again and

and at last the fish swam out to the open sea.

Come on Dani. Hurry up!

Josh told us that we should go for dinner together

because he is interested in our soft baits.

So the business is calling.

Thus, we had to stop shark fishing.

Of course would be happy to hook one later on but now we are going

to eat something, see what Josh says about our baits.

Well, see you soon!

So we met Josh and his team from blacktipH. That was a very nice,

traditional, American food.

Had a nice dinner. Then we came to our

room here in a small trailer park in Sebastian.

And... yeah, now the sun is shining, we have

an amazing day ahead.

Yesterday you nicely fished on sharks already.

Sure! Was really amazing and surely want to do it again,

to catch few bigger ones. It's definitely on my agenda.

Maybe also another type of shark.

- One can catch also a blacktip shark there where we were.

They supposedly fight harder. We'll see.

I'd also like to catch any type of shark.

But also any fish generally. I think there are many other types

of fish that one could catch.

There are also other waters here in this region.

We are surely here for the next few days

and we'll keep you updated.

Maybe it reached already to the spot where I could get a bite.

Maybe have to go another 50m out.

One can notice how the current takes the bait away.

He is fighting like the others.

I handed the rode over. And Tony is now reeling in.

I'm still out of breath after the run.

It started.. First Toni caught a bluefish,

we used it as a bait and so a shark was hooked.

Daniel! Only the leader not the main cord.

Hold him, hold him, hold him,.. pull

up with the next wave.

So guys, it was a really nice teamwork.

And here he is already, a nice bull shark.

Really nice!

So Daniel, now you should run.

Shark on!

So just handed the rode over again. I'm the

one who hooks and sprints only...

Have to say this one feels to be a bit bigger.

I think.. I think it's cool and hopefully Belzi

will take him out.

And how it feels with the shark?

Strong.

Here we have our first audience.

It's of course always exciting when such a shark is being reeled.

Nice one!

Really cool!

While releasing it's always a tricky story.

You definitely don't want the fish to fight back.

Was really fun! Cool!

Nice dinner?

Yeah. Very tasty.

And now we're here.

Sounds like I'm Eminem.

Have to say, it was again a quite tiring day.

Yeah, man. A lot was going on. We were ..

well not on feet.. but we were on tires for quite long.

Yeah. In between reeled some bull sharks.

And actually it'not over yet.

In the evening we want to "attack" once again.

We haven't got enough of it. We stay here directly

next to the water.

There is also a pier here and Dennis told us

that there are different types of fishes swimming around.

If you liked this video, we'll be happy if you leave a like, a comment

and of course also if you activate the notification bell.

..not to miss anything, as we're again going out with the camera.

We are happy seeing you next time.

Take care. See you!

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