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Bounce with it, girl Dance with it, girl
Get with it, girl Bada bang bang
Come on, come on, turn the radio on It's Friday night, and it won't be long
Gotta do my hair, put my make-up on It's Friday night, and it won't be long
Till I hit the dance floor (bada bang) Hit the dance floor (bada bang)
I got all I need No, I ain't got cash, I ain't got cash
But I got you, baby (just you and me)
Baby, I don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight
I love cheap thrills!
Baby, I don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight
I love cheap thrills!
But I don't need no money U worth more dan diamond, more dan gold
As long as I can feel the beat Mek di beat jus tek control
I don't need no money U worth more dan diamond, more dan gold
As long as I keep dancing Free up urself, get outa control
Come on, come on, turn the radio on It's Saturday, and it won't be long
Gotta paint my nails, put my high heels on It's Saturday, and it won't be long
Till I hit the dance floor (bada bang) Hit the dance floor (bada bang)
I got all I need (Sia) No, I ain't got cash, I ain't got cash
But I got you, baby (just you and me)
Baby, I don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight
I love cheap thrills!
Baby, I don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight
I love cheap thrills!
But I don't need no money U worth more dan diamond, more dan gold
As long as I can feel the beat Mek di beat jus tek control
I don't need no money U worth more dan diamond, more dan gold
As long as I keep dancing Free up urself, get outa control
Me and you, girl, you and me Drop it to di floor an mek mi see your energy because
Mi nah play no hide an seek
Wah fi see di ting u have weh mek mi feel weak girl
'Cause anytime u wine an kotch it Di selector pull it up an put it pon repeat girl
I'm nah touch a dollar in mi pocket
'Cause nuttin in this world ain't more dan what u worth
I don't need no money U worth more dan diamond, more dan gold
As long as I can feel the beat Mek di beat jus tek control
I don't need no money U worth more dan diamond, more dan gold
As long as I keep dancing Free up urself, get outa control
Baby, I don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight
I love cheap thrills!
Baby, I don't need dollar bills to have fun tonight
I love cheap thrills!
But I don't need no money U worth more dan diamond, more dan gold
As long as I can feel the beat Mek di beat jus tek control
I don't need no money U worth more dan diamond, more dan gold
As long as I keep dancing Free up urself, get outa control
La la la la la la I love cheap thrills!
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The 5 Best Protein-Packed Exotic Meats l Nutrition Tips for Building Muscle & Loosing Fat - Duration: 5:46.
Tired of beef and chicken?
Up your muscle-building protein intake with these nutritious and flavorful alternatives!
You shouldn't perform the same exercises day in and day out, and you shouldn't be a slave
to the same old meat for your protein fix, either.
Eating different types of animal flesh can help flood your body with a wider range of
health-hiking nutrients and tantalize your palate with new flavors.
Sure, you could switch things up by swapping out chicken breast for turkey drumsticks,
or beef sirloin for lamb shanks, but to really change things up, consider hoofing it over
to a well-stocked butcher for some exotic meats.
Bison and other meats are a surefire way to load up on muscle-sculpting protein and other
vital nutrients with little worry about overloading on fatty calories.
After learning more about the goodness of these meats, you'll no longer be asking, "Where's
the beef?"
Venison—or deer, in layman's terms—is a slightly fruity tasting, crimson meat that
boasts an impressive 15-to-1 protein-to-fat ratio, making it one of the best hunks of
animal you can place on your dinner plate to build muscle.
It's also a good source of niacin, a B vitamin essential to producing energy within the body.
Like other lean meat, venison needs to be handled with care and should never be overcooked.
To avoid potentially serving an expensive piece of chewy meat, it's best to prepare
venison cuts, such as loin, over a high heat for a shorter time, and to not go past medium-rare.
Even more impressive than the towering rack of antlers is the nutritional payload elk can
contribute to your diet.
What the mildly sweet and tender meat lacks in saturated fat—just 2 grams in a 3-ounce
serving—it makes up for with notable amounts of B vitamins, iron, and zinc, all of which
may help support healthy testosterone levels in men.
What's more, elk's bounty of protein could help keep you feeling full and avoid needless
gut-busting snacking.
Researchers at Rowlett Institute of Nutrition and Health (United Kingdom) found that eating
a higher-protein diet (30 percent of calories from protein) significantly decreased hunger
ratings compared to a diet consisting of 15 percent protein. This could be one reason
why higher-protein diets have been linked to improved body composition.
The use of growth-enhancing hormones and antibiotics are not permitted
in elk production.
With elk burgers and steaks, leave a little bit of pink in the center to avoid tough meat.
Also, look out for elk-meat sticks that make for a protein-packed on-the-go snack.
Of all the exotic meats available, bison, aka buffalo, is often the easiest to locate
at the butcher counter, since many people consider it the most similar to standard beef.
But rest assured that bison will have a much richer flavor than any steak sourced from
a factory farm cow.
Bison may also be a more heart-healthy red-meat option than beef.
In a recent study published in the Nutrition Research, scientists found that, after consuming
a 12-ounce serving of bison, subjects had lower blood-triglyceride levels compared to
subjects who consumed the same amount of beef.
Following chronic consumption—defined here as seven weeks—subjects who consumed beef
had significantly elevated markers of inflammation, whereas those who consumed bison observed
no change in markers of inflammations or oxidative stress.
Why might this be?
The authors surmise that differences in how the animals are raised lead to nutritional
differences, making America's original red meat healthier.
For example, bison are more likely to be pasture raised than cattle.
And since bison are typically sent to slaughter later in life than industrial cattle, the
meat can also have higher amounts of highly absorbable iron.
Compared to beef, this meat requires about one-third of the heat and therefore one-third
of the time!
Bison is best enjoyed medium-rare or medium.
Be sure to allow your meat to rest 10-15 minutes to maximize the tenderness!
Over recent years, most pork on the market has had the flavor bred out of it.
If you want to once again reclaim your love for the hog, consider hunting down a forward-thinking
butcher and splurging for some richer-tasting wild boar.
Free-range animals like boar that graze on a variety of foraged food are exposed to a
wider nutrient net and take part in more muscle-enhancing movement.
This generates a deeper-flavored meat than beasts confined to crammed factory farms and
raised solely on grain.
The nutritional virtues of wild boar include plenty of muscle-sculpting protein, immune-system-enhancing
zinc, and selenium, a potent antioxidant that has been linked to improved mood.
For the safest meat, it's best to cook boar to an internal temperature of 160 degrees F.
This will bid adieu to any potentially dangerous bacteria, but still maintain pleasant texture.
We've got no beef with chicken as a protein, but when it comes to feathered meat alternatives,
look no further than ostrich.
Unlike chicken or turkey, this large flightless bird native to Africa is in fact a red meat,
so it delivers more robust flavor and the meaty texture of typical steak.
Grill up an ostrich burger or steak and you'll get your fill of lean protein as well as vitamin
B-12, a nutrient that supports a healthy nervous system.
Also keep an eye out for a local supplier of emu, another ancient bird with nutrient-dense,
great-tasting red flesh.
Ostrich should be cooked at a very high temperature for as little time as possible.
The best way to enjoy ostrich is rare, or pink-looking, which enhances the natural tenderness
of the meat.
Unless you take down an animal yourself or are chummy with a hunter willing to share
some of his or her harvest, North America-harvested meat for sale is likely farm raised.
And in most states, restaurants are required to obtain their protein from sources where
the meat has been slaughtered under inspection.
That makes serving up animals that have been hunted from the wild a challenge for chefs
to obtain legally.
On the upside, with farm-raised animals, no need to worry your meat will taste too "gamey."
Unfortunately, as exotic meats—particularly bison—gain popularity, some are being raised
similarly to beef—that is, on feedlots, where they are stuffed mostly on grains instead
of pasture.
This is a dietary switcheroo that will degrade the meat nutritionally.
An example is the increase in the ratio of omega-6 to omega-3, which can drive up inflammation
in the body and potentially slow down fitness gains from training.
For the biggest nutritional bang for your buck, do your due diligence and search out
exotic meats that hail from animals with plenty of room to roam on open pasture to feast on.
So what do you think of those exotic meats?
Do you have some meets that we didn't cover?
Please, share it below, we would really like to hear it.
and of course until I see you next time
stay healty
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Book of the Month Unboxing | January 2017 - Duration: 3:07.
Hi everyone. I'm Rincey and this is Rincey Reads.
Today I'm going to be doing a
book of the month unboxing video for you guys.
If you've been watching these, you
already know this but book of the month contacted
me to be one of their sort of like
ambassadors where I would post about some of
the books that they give away every month.
And so I have January's picks here.
Book of the month is a subscription
service where you pay a monthly fee and
then they have five different judges.
Each judge picks one book and then you
get you have one of those books for free
every month. If there's ever a month
where you don't like any of the picks,
you can skip a month and your subscription
just pushes forward a month. It's a
really great book subscription service
in my opinion just because they have
really great options of books every month.
Also if you're someone who just wants to
book and doesn't want all of the other extra
stuff that usually happens in book
subscription services, then this is
definitely a great one to check out. So
there's a link down below if you're
interested in signing up for book of the
month, I have three of the picks here.
I believe it's three in this box. So I will
just be opening this. As per usual,
I have forgotten completely what books
these are. So it's always such a
delight doing these unboxing videos because I'm
just as excited as if they just sent me
surprise books because I always forget.
So one thing about the book of the month
box is that most of the time the books
that are available to you are books that
are relatively new. They're either like
published that month or they've been
published like pretty recently. But this
month they actually have a book that
isn't out yet to the general public.
And that is Lucky You by Erika Carter.
This book was picked by judge Rachel's Smye and
the little blurb on the bookmark says,
"This book is for anyone who has ever
dreamed about going off the grid. Sounds
idyllic but sometimes when you escape
your trouble as they keep following you."
So this book actually comes out in March.
So if you are Book of the Month
subscriber you can pick this book up
before the general public which is
really exciting and fantastic and a
pretty cool thing to book the month is
able to do. Then I have two other books here.
One of them is Girl in the Moon
by Janet McNally. This book was picked
by Dana Schwartz and it says,
"Girl the moon is about rock'n'roll
sisters, fame in New York City, and sexy
poetry flirt texting.
What more could you want?" This is also a
young adult book by the way. So if that's
more your jam then this one might be a
book for you. And the final book here is
Lillian Boxfish Takes a Walk by Kathleen Rooney.
I may have picked this one just
because of this cover cause I think this is a
really beautiful cover. But this was
picked by Nina Sankovitch and it says,
"Join Lillian as she walks New York City on a
snowy New Year's Eve. Lillian would
rediscover the magic of the city and the
magic within herself and so will you."
Oh this would've been really nice to read like
on New Year's Eve now I think about it.
But that's okay, I can read it for the
new year and it doesn't come out until
January anyway so no one would have
been able to read it on New Year's Eve.
But that's complete side note. So yeah
these are the three books that I got
sent for the book of the month. Like I said
they'll be a link down below if you're
interested in subscribing. You can also
check out the link below to see what the
other two books that were picked for
this month are. So yeah that's all I have
for now and thanks for watching.
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Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone & Android - Duration: 7:21.
Here's a rundown of the best video editing apps for iPhone and Android. I'm
Ben Simon for Media Brighton TV, stay tuned...
if you're not making videos using your phone, you are missing a big fat whopping trick. Using the apps in this
rundown, you'll be able to knock out some great content super quick.
So, first up, are the multi-channel video editing apps. At number one is iMovie on iOS, which is
£3.99, or free on a new iPhone.
This app is amazing, it's super simple to use, and really powerful at the same time.
You can choose to make a movie or a trailer, the trailer feature allows you
to make hollywood-style trailers, by replacing clips in a storyboard style
interface. The movie feature allows you to choose from a bunch of themes, you
have full control over editing your clips, adding slow-motion, color grading
and titles. The best features are the ability to add a second layer of video,
so you can add your b-roll clips over an interview, or picture-in-picture. You can
add multi layers of audio, and you can dettach the audio from any video clip,
helping you do more complex editing, if you need to. You can export in a number
of resolutions up to 4k, on the newer phones, and you can share to a number of
social media sites, from the app. But, seriously, this app is a must for any
iphone videographers, and it's my go-to app for making videos on the go.
If iMovie doesn't float your boat, then you may want to look at Pinnacle Studio Pro,
which is another iOS video editing app, capable of professional results. It's quite
pricey, coming in at a whopping £9.99, but for that, you do
get a pro-level, multi-channel, video and audio editing app, on your iPhone or iPad.
Pinnacle is a bit harder to get to grips with than iMovie though...
Next up, is Kinemaster, which is another feature packed video editing app but,
this time, on Android, offering multi-channel editing.
It's free to download, but costs around $40 a year subscription to use
without that annoying watermark, which is a bit of a stinger, which I
must admit. If you can stump up that kind of cash, you do get some nice
features, like split-screen, picture-in-picture, and so on, and the
layout is clear, and easy to use.
I don't like it anywhere near as much as I like iMovie though, the graphics and
themes are really cheesy and unusable, in my opinion, but it's the best option at
the moment for multi-channel editing on Android. Ok, so there is a free option for
multi-channel editing on Android; NCH's Videopad video editor, but the drawback is
it's very clunky looking, with an old-school interface, I found it to be
glitchy as well, if you're an Android user on a budget, and you have time
to sit down and figure it out, then this could be what you're looking for.
So, Cutecut, is another iOS editor offering multi-layers of video editing.
It's free to download, but costs £4.49 to get rid of that annoying
watermark. So, it's pretty easy to use, to get to grips with, you can add videos
over other videos, resize, and rotate to get some nice overlay effects, which is
pretty unique. A really cool feature that trumps iMovie even, is the ability to
control saturation, brightness, contrast, exposure, and color temperature, nice
touch!
I've also read reviews that this can be quite glitchy on exporting, so be warned.
There are a plethora of effects and transitions to play around with too, and
you can share your creations with the world, from the app with a few clicks.
So, first up, for the single-layer video editors, is Filmoreago, which is a free
app for iOS, you choose your clips and they are added to your video. You can
trim each clip and a number of effects and tweaks, including filters, overlays
animated elements, titles, speed effects and so on. If you want to get creative
then check out this app; some of the text animations are very cheesy, but there are
some nice ones too.
I found them all to have a certain style, so, it's going to be a bit like marmite,
you're either gonna love it, or you're gonna hate it.
Ok, so moving on, next up, is Powerdirector on Android. It's a free app, but you have
to pay £3.94, which is a bit of a strange number,
to get rid of the watermark. It has a nice look to the interface, and it's very
similar-looking to iMovie, the big difference is that you can't add that
great second level of video, making it more of a hobby use, than a serious editor,
my opinion. You can trim your clips, add filters, titles, slow motion effects, and
music. You can share your videos with Facebook from the app.
Next, we have Movie Edit Touch, on Android and Windows Phone. Does anyone actually have a Windows
phone? Oh yeah, my mother-in-law does. It's another free app, capable of nice results.
It's got a nice, clean interface, it's simple and easy-to-use, if you just want
to rearrange your clips, trim them, add filters and effects, then check this one
out. The next best video editing app for iPhone and Android is 'Quik' by GoPro.
This cool little app takes the heavy lifting out of editing by doing most of
the hard work itself. You can choose video clips and photos to import and
then a theme, which dictates how the video is cut together, the filters, the
effects, music, and sometimes overlay graphics. The app edits your clip into a
video automatically, like magic.
You have control over each clip in the sequence, where you can trim, add text
decide whether the clips play without edits, and so on.
This is really nice app for creating simple video montages with some
stylish-looking effects and transitions. I would use this to make little creative
sections for a bigger video, and import the resulting clip into iMovie. You
can share your video with all the usual social media platforms once you're done
editing it too. Last, but no means least, is Adobe Premiere clip, available free on
iOS and Android. With Clip, you can opt for automatic editing or manual. In the
auto section, you choose your clips and the app ranges them, and cuts them
together with music.
You don't get to choose from a bunch of themes, like the GoPro app though. You can
control the pace of the Edit, reorder the clips, and change the music. If you want
more control, you can convert the sequence to the manual timeline, where
you get to trim the clip, add exposure, highlights and shadows, control audio
levels on each clip, you can save to the camera roll,
and share to the usual places from the app.
So, there's my take on the best video editing apps for iPhone and Android. If you want to know more about marketing
your business with iphone video, I have a free course available, just click here on
the screen or click the link in the description. If you have any questions,
leave me a comment below, please give me a like, share the video, and of course
subscribe to my channel for more useful videos. So, for now, this is Ben Simon signing off
for Media Brighton TV. Thanks for watching!
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How to Make Molasses Cookies - Easy Soft Molasses Cookies Recipe - Duration: 4:17.
How to Make Molasses Cookies - Easy Soft Molasses Cookies Recipe
Hello and welcome back to In the Kitchen with Matt, I am your host Matt Taylor, Happy New
Year everybody.
Today I am going to teach you how to make Molasses Cookies, mmm yummy; they are really
easy to make, one of my sisters, favorite recipes, she made some for me for the holidays,
they were super yummy, thought I would show you how to make them, really easy to do, if
I can do it, you can do it.
Let's get started.
First let's sift together our dry ingredients.
I am going to add 2 cups of flour here, and it is okay if it goes over the sides here,
probably need a bigger sifter, one half teaspoon of salt, 1 tsp. of ground cinnamon, 2 tsp.
of baking soda, one half tsp. of ground cloves, one half tsp. of ground ginger.
All right and we just sift away here, and now what we want to do is we want to cream
together, 3 fourths cup of shortening, one fourth cup of molasses, the star of the show,
you will want to probably use a spatula to get it all out, and one cup of sugar.
Let's cream that together.
Okay, then I am going to scrape the sides.
And now I will add one egg, mix.
Scrape the sides one more time.
Then we just mix in our flour, and I am going to mix it in, about a third of it at a time.
And then I will scrape the sides one last time.
All right and now we clean off the beaters, and then what I am going to do is I am going
to take the dough and just ball it all together.
And then what we want to do is cover this with plastic wrap or a lid, and then chill
this in the refrigerator, for at least two hours, on to that step.
All right once you have them rolled out, this goes into an oven that has been preheated
to 375 degrees F. And then we will bake them for 7 to 8 minutes.
When they come out of the oven they will look like this, we will go ahead and let them cool
for about 5 minutes, before we transfer them over to a wire rack to cool the rest of the
way.
All right our molasses cookies are done, they turned out amazing, you may not be familiar
with this type of cookie, but go out there and try them, they are really easy to make,
really yummy, I think you are really going to like them.
I am Matt Taylor; this has been another episode of In the Kitchen with Matt, thank you for
joining me, as always if you have any questions or comments, put them down below and I will
get back to you as soon as I can, thumbs up, down in the corner push it, Don't forget to
subscribe to my channel, take care.
Time for me to dive into one of these, oh yeah, mmm mmm mmm, grab this guy right here.
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Five Questions To Help You Set Your Goals - Duration: 3:12.
Hey everyone, today I wanted to share with
you five questions on setting your goals
for 2017.
My name is Donna Vincent with
DonnaVincentOnline.com. These five questions,
some of them are different from
ones I'm used to hearing when people
give me the sheet of paper fill out your
goals.
These are some different questions
and there's only five of them so get
your pen get your paper and be ready to
take some notes.
Question number one - What Do I Want?
Write down a 60 to 90-day goal. For example,
and when you write this, what do I want,
make it in the present tense. By, for example,
April 6, I am a $5,000 a
month earner. By April 6, Ive helped 10
people make their first $500
dollars a month.
Write down what you want. Why Do I Want It
it is question number two. What will it
allow you to do if you reach your goal.
For example, it will allow me to retire
my husband, it will allow me to pay for
college,
it will allow me to pay off debt or because
i want to show other people that there
is a another way - that there is a better
way. Those are just some examples for
why do I want it.
Number three, Who Must I Become and who
must I avoid being. Think about how
successful people act, talk, and treat
others and how they don't act and talk
and how they don't treat others. Leaders
also do a lot of reading. So think about
that. Who must you become. What do you need
to learn to become the person you need
to be to become successful. A lot of
this will include being uncomfortable
and I know a lot about being
uncomfortable. Number four, How Can I Get
It? Break down your goal into
measurable actions that you need to do
daily and be consistent with to reach
your goal.
Number five, What would It Cost Me If I
Keep Living the Story of Why I Can't?
Think about your own limiting beliefs of
yourself why you can't be successful,
I'm too shy, I'm not smart enough, I'm not
a good presenter, I don't know enough
people. Think about all these reasons
that you're telling yourself that you
can't be successful. Work on those
limiting beliefs.
This is where you may have to work the
hardest -- use meditation, affirmations and look
at other successful people look at their
backgrounds look at what they have
accomplished and where they came from.
Write your visions, write these five
questions and your answers on sticky
notes and put them in your car, put them
on mirrors where you can see them every
single day.
Please share this with others. Here's to
making 2017 your best year yet. I'll talk
to you all again soon, have a great day.
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WHY ARE ONLY SOME PEOPLE SUCCESSFULL - THE SLIGHT EDGE BY JEFF OLSON | ANIMATED BOOK REVIEW - Duration: 3:45.
Why is it that some people seem to make dream after dream come true, while others spend
their lives building someone else's dream?
Why are some people successful, and some people failures?
What's the difference—really?
We all know there IS a difference, because we can SEE that some people make it and some don't.
And the difference It is not heredity, education, looks, talent or inheritance.
It is not "preparedness meeting opportunity," and it's not chance, either.
That thing is called the Slight Edge.
The Slight Edge Philosophy is a powerful tool, it can work for OR against you, and the successful
people understand this and use it to their advantage.
The Slight Edge is not something that will make you successful quick, a magic bullet,
a quantum leap but rather a Philosophy.
It shows us that Success is not a big thing that happens to the chosen ones, but it's
made of small things easy to do.
Have you ever had a choice between browsing Facebook or learning something new for 15
minutes?
Which one would you choose?
It doesn't really matter right, whichever one you choose it won't make any difference.
It's not that after spending 15 minutes learning something new you're gonna be master at that
skill tomorrow or that spending 15 minutes on Facebook is going to ruin your life.
So we have this Paradox now, because, on one hand you are right, this small decision won't
make any difference in your life it won't affect you at all, but on the other hand this
little decision is ALL that matters.
What if you extrapolate those 15 minutes over the next year, what about now?
Would it matter?
What about the next 3 years?
What if instead of sleeping in for 30 minutes you did 30 push ups every morning?
What do you think would happen?
Imagine reading 10 pages of a book before going to bed.
It's easy to read 10 pages before bed, and everyone can do it.
But because it is very easy to do, it's also very easy not to do and ignore it.
It's not like you're gonna wake up tomorrow and suddenly feel extremely smart, but what
if you did that for the whole year?
That's about 10 to 15 books.
15 Good books can transform the way you think and see the world.
Those 10 minutes before bed can give you more real life knowledge than spending 4 years
in college.
That's what successful people do: simple things that are easy to do.
So If these thing are so easy and anyone could do, how come no one does them?"
You know why?
Because they're all also easy not to do—and while anyone could do them, most won't.
Fundamentally, we all take pretty much the same actions every day.
We eat, sleep, think, feel, talk and listen.
We have relationships and friendships.
We each have twenty-four hours a day, around 88 hundred hours a year, and we each fill these hours
one way or the other with a sequence of little tasks and actions, any one of which is seemingly
insignificant.
Gold medal marathon runners eat and sleep.
So do people who are thirty pounds overweight.
Successful entrepreneurs think and feel and have relationships with other people.
So do those who are unemployed or even living on the streets.
People who make lots of money read books.
People who are broke read books, too.
The successful and unsuccessful both do the same
basic things in their lives, day in and day out.
Yet the things successful people do take them to the top, while the things unsuccessful
people do take them down and out.
The takeaway from the book is that little things, when compounded, matter and that you
should take full responsibility for where you are in your life, because THAT's the result
of each and every decision you've made so far.
So stop blaming other people, talent, inheritance or even luck.
The difference between being that successful person or continue being average, lies one
hundred percent in which of those little, "insignificant" actions you choose to do.
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NUMERO 8 : BOLOVEN PLATEAU EN SCOOTER, LAOS - Duration: 9:11.
*SABADEE* ( Hello in Laos )
It's crazy shit
The cons of driving in Laos...
Hello everyone and welcome in the worse hotel experience so far
In the fan up there, is ...
a huge beetle !
I don't know if it's alive or dead !
The room by itself
Is great.
The bathroom is coming with a ...
a sealed sink !
We arrived in a village named Sekong
Everything is closed
We've only found a hostel that was way too expensive for what we've got
And here is what we're having for diner !
Chinese noodles
Some crisps that Juliette tried before
And here is what she thinks about it :
" Not Bad "
As a desert, we have this " Brioche " thing
That Juliette tried, and describe as ...
Bread and Nail Polish Remover
And as drink we have :
" Vitamilk a double chocoshake "
It looks like it's not so bad ...
NIIIUUAUAAOOOOOOOOOOO
The good news is that the guy from the hostel gave us bowls and a boiling thing
So we can do our cheap chinese noodles .
The Bad news is this :
On top of the beetle, we now have a locust
It's 9am right now
We drove like 30 min
In the search of breakfast
All that we've found is this
I think we're going to go for noodles pasta
*KOPCHAI*
by noodle pasta i meant noodle soup oblviously
a phò
the thing is, we love phò but ...
it's full of coriander
and full euuhhh
huuuuu yeah you need to put this inside
So here you go, how we start the day !
We're working with a tree, that is used as a bridge
with a dog
Go ahead Juliette i'm watching you
huuuuunn okkkk
What is funny with us is that ,
when we packed before we left for this trip
" okk i'm going to take this, going to make some cute outfit TATATAAA "
and that's how we're dressed, H24, for the last 3 days
After everything that we went throught today
let's go for the stepladder !
where you don't see the end of the ladder !
go ahead it's a video, I've got no time for you
disgusting ..
You've just finished the ladder of hell, and here we go for the bridge of hell !
nanah I do it without hand, rabbit skin ( french expression i can't translate that )
And the magical part
there is a small raft to go closer the waterfalls !
Ahhh it's beautifull !! * amazed *
you see this ?
It's a lie !!
It's been 30min that's we're trying to download videos
All we can do is photobooth
IIIHHHH I WASN'T READY
Juliette said it's the first time she has a nose with a " trumpet " shape
Fanny ? - Yes ?
I have a super straight nose, do you think i should do surgery ?
Nah , you're beautiful like you are !
and me ?
Hooo you i think that you can take an appointements !
THIS is the *vip bus*
Dude it's written "VIP" on it
This is what we're talking about ...
for the next 15 hours...
hé it's a small Inception, i like it !
it's a lie, it's not VIP, where are the beds ??
HOOOO
There is one video that has arrived in my mailbox finally !
Ah yeah you beautiful people, go and watch our other vlogs by the way !
click there ! click there !
Where is the food ?
Juliette?
Fanny?
Where is the food?
that we JUST bought ?
not in your bag?
We letting them try the " bread " that we discovered in Sekong
That is supposed to be " european bread "
but that is instead just a disgusting
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Disabilty and Latinx Mean What? | Disabled y Latinx - Duration: 2:39.
There have been many questions on what is Disability, and what is Latinx.
I'm going to explain both of them,
and why they are connected.
First, Disability.
A google search will tell you that disability
is defined as "a physical or mental condition that limits
a person's movements, senses or activities."
This is slightly off, so it's important to mentioning that
disabilities can be diagnosed and undiagnosed.
Invisible illness like chronic pain, EDS,
or certain types of Spina Bifida
like my own are valid for the people who identify as being Disabled.
They have every right to do so just as a person
that has an obvious and diagnosed disability.
Disability is beautiful, those who choose to identify
or not with the term are valid.
They are valid in their experiences
and choices of life with their disability.
This is a quick overview on Disability,
but if you want more, click the card to view
the playlist of "#SpinaBifida"
where I discuss more about this topic.
Now let's move on to Latinx.
For those who may not know this fairly new but great term,
Latinx is the gender neutral alternative for "Latina" or "Latino".
And before you ask,
yes Latinx is grammatically correct
when replacing "Latinos" in speech or writing.
Latinx is perfect because it includes all genders.
The terms "Latina" or "Latino"
often times excludes those who are trans,
non-binary, and others who identify with-
other genders.
Using "Latinos" which which often times group men and women,
still excludes those who I just mentioned.
So Latinx is a great way to make our language more inclusive.
So how does Disability and Latinx connect?
You can be disabled...
y Latinx.
(sarcastically) I know, this is ground breaking stuff.
I am Latina, and I have Spina Bifida.
Also notice that I identified myself as Latina.
Latinx doesn't mean you can't use "Latina" or "Latino",
it's just a gender neutral term when you're discussing a group of people.
But you yourself, if you identify as a Latina,
go ahead!
If you identify as a Latino,
go ahead!
If you identify as something else,
and you want to use Latinx,
go ahead!
Latinx just gives people more of an option.
But anyway,
Both of my idenities
intertwine with who I am
and my experiences I go through.
And like many others who are proud of their Disability and being Latinx
these two terms are so important.
So I hope you understand a bit more on what "Disability" is
and what "Latinx" is.
In the description box, I've provided resources
to great articles to further explain disability
and further explain Latinx.
I hope you check it out.
See ya next time!
Thank you for watching.
If you liked this video and want to help support "Disabled y Latinx"
please consider pledging to my Patreon.
For as little a $1/mo
you can get access to great rewards
all while supporting this channel.
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