Zamykam oczy, widzę twoje oczy
Rozglądam się, Ciebie nie ma
Zaczynam sobie wyobrażać
Widzisz że Cie potrzebuje
Nie mogę wytrzymać, powoli szaleje
Naprawdę Cie nie potrzebuje, po prostu Cie chce
Naprawdę mnie nie potrzebujesz, po prostu cię pragnę
Nadal jestem złamany, nie jestem tryna flex
Powiedz czego chcesz, czy chcesz mnie
Jestem zaspany, chce znów zobaczyć Cie
Miałaś dziewięć lat, miałem dziesięć lat
Powiedz czego chcesz, chce to zrobić
Powiedz czego chcesz
Powiedz czego chcesz
Powiedz czego chcesz
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New York Times Report: '10 Concerts' Facebook Trend Compromises Online Security - Duration: 1:45.
For Complex News, I'm Hanuman Welch.
As Facebook slowly becomes the place you avoid most thanks to ill-informed political tirades
from people who never left your hometown after high school, we've got one more reason for
you to take a break from the world's biggest social network.
If you've logged on to Facebook in the last few weeks, you've no doubt seen the "10
concerts" post train on Facebook.
The premise is simple: users post 10 concerts—nine of which they have attended, one of which
is a lie.
It seems innocuous enough.
But the New York Times is reporting that insufferable trend could pose a threat to your online security.
"Privacy experts cautioned it could reveal too much about a person's background and
preferences and sounds like a security question—name the first concert you attended—that you
might be asked on a banking, brokerage or similar website to verify your identity,"
So,in other words, if you have this as a security question, and you continue the Facebook trend,
you're putting yourself at risk of exposing yourself to a potential liability online.
Michael Kaiser, executive director of the National Cyber Security Alliance, added another
point: the list could reveal personal information that target marketers will use to reach you
with their products.
"You are expressing things about you, maybe in more subtle ways than you might think.
People always have to have their eyes wide open when they're on the internet.
It's the way of the world."
So, if for some reason you've spent more than fifteen minutes on Facebook in the last month,
don't list off which Ja Rule concert you got shipwrecked on in the Bahamas
That's all for now, for everything else subscribe to Complex on Youtube, for Complex News, I'm
Hanuman Welch.
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Do you still love me? Where are your empty eyes?
If you walk through this path in this fog Will be there a new horizon?
Don't let me lose you through the neon light Don't let me alone in the strange night
The city caught my eyes and I'm blinded by light (blinded by light) Don't let me lose you through the neon light
Don't let me alone in the strange night The city caught my eyes and I'm blinded by light
Can't we be more honest with each other? Can't we just let go of each other's greed?
After the dark night, when the dawn comes Will be a new world opening up in front of us?
Don't let me lose you through the neon light Don't let me alone in the strange night
The city caught my eyes and I'm blinded by light (blinded by light) Don't let me lose you through the neon light
Don't let me alone in the strange night The city caught my eyes and I'm blinded by light
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My name is Amy Pond
I had an imaginary friend
He was real
So all of time and all of space
is sitting out there.
A big blue box
Come and see
Your choice
Wherever, whenever
Anywhere in time and space
This is where it gets complicated
the human superpower: forgetting
When you wake up, you will have forgotten me
I remember!
Time can be rewritten
With precision
Sometimes the only choices you have are bad ones.
But you still have to choose.
Trust nothing
It's a dream
Welcome
to heaven
I can save you!
You're my best friend
You're leaving, aren't you?
'Cause I've got a duty of care.
Goodbye.
This is somebody's game
We're dying
Don't be alone, Doctor
Tell me
Am I a good man?
Maybe
I don't know
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Top 10 KPOP Songs of April 2017 | CC - Duration: 6:58.
*record scratching*
*Intro*
Hello, everyone.
Welcome back to Hallyu Central,
the Korean entertainment source by international fans and for international fans.
I'm your host, Bianca, and I hope you're all doing well today.
Before we get into today's video,
of TOP 10 KPOP Songs for April 2017,
I wanted to quickly explain some things.
First of all, I based this list off of international charts
such as iTunes' KPOP Chart,
and K-Ville Entertainment's fan-powered chart.
Therefore, some of the songs mentioned had been released before April,
and not all songs released in April are in this list.
Second, I also put up polls on the KPOP Amino app,
so that international KPOP fans could vote for this list, and therefore their votes heavily influenced the results.
And third, you might see some artists with a lower amount of video views
beating out those with more popularity, or artists that are not so popular in Korean charts
because, once again, this list is mostly influenced by international fans' votes;
as well as how many weeks of April these artists were in international charts' Top 10.
And now, let's first get on with the "Honorable Mentions", those charting in the top 20-11 spots.
And now for the top 10:
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"Paradise"
When the Moon rises, revealing its brightness,
the red lanterns lit,
the sign composed of festival music,
subtly, luring butterflies.
Take a peek!
Watch a bit!
Once fascinated, inescapable.
(If you were to have some fun,)
Welcome here, Paradise.
Sing, sing, out the rhythm within.
Come on! Let me hear your voice!
Dance, dance, forget about time.
Tonight,
together,
bloom with craze.
Even the gorgeously sprung flower
will wither and fade someday.
If so, for this one night,
increasingly,
passionately
be love-thirsted.
(Let's do some "good things.")
Is this a dream or illusion?
(The world without truth or lies.)
Let's embark! Paradise!
Sing, sing, out the rhythm within.
Needless to care, both messy hair and breathe.
Dance, dance, forget about time.
Tonight,
together,
bloom with craze.
(Let's do some "good things.")
(The world without truth or lies.)
Let's embark! Paradise!
Sing, sing, out the rhythm within.
Come on! Let me hear your voice!
Dance, dance, forget about time.
Tonight,
together,
bloom with craze.
Tonight,
with you,
bloom with craze.
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Video: Why Do You Support President Donald Trump? - Duration: 2:33.
Hi my name is Catherine Perry I'm from
Jim Thorpe in Pennsylvania and I'm here
to support president jump on 100 day
mark today just so proud of what he's
doing and hoping that he can go forward
and keep the rhythm I supported them
from the beginning just because he is
not part of the establishment that is a
guy who's trying to do something better
for America I support president Trump
because he's putting America first
because I support America and I support
our Constitution and he's a breath of
fresh air in this day in time after
eight years of Obama and just the way
this country has gone for decades now I
love the message of making America first
closing up our borders bringing jobs
back to this country instead of shipping
them overseas and supporting our country
and our economy and that's just to begin
with that I could go on and on and on
and I support president stomp because I
think it's time we take our country back
it's time we start protecting our
borders it's time that we take our
economy back but more spending power and
and to the people instead of sending it
to Washington
I'm Gavin and I support Donald Trump
because he takes military action he
knows when to take action he he doesn't
do it anything himself he has he knows
of a knows a bunch of people that have
that know how to do things and he
doesn't really rely on himself he's
willing to cooperate with other people
and he doesn't go into a fight alone
without knowing that he's got backup and
the big thing for the hundred day for me
is that we've elected a man who's
finally going to stand up against the
leftist liberals the right leaning sick
of fans that don't want anything to do
with his agenda they need to get in line
they need to do what he needs done what
the American people need done we need to
make sure that this president is
supported that's why I'm here today
and I support him because he is all the
same values I do and I hope he gets him
done so basically that's it yeah and I
definitely
as far as his hundred day mark I feel
just done a lot I feel that we need to
give him more time
and above all more appreciation
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Here we play the monser.
Let's do FRAG
Well, you're like an idiot?!
CANNOT SHOOT ?!
HERE THIS
ANOTHER SHOT
Well, you're a loser
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Saudi Arabia Vs. Coachella pt 2 | Everybody's Lying About Islam 6 [Rob & Ray React] - Duration: 19:32.
Everybody Jump!
[Electronic Music]
...in Saudi Arabia...
So you're saying, we are protecting the one country that is not only spreading the fundamental,
radical version of Islam, but also financing terrorism to a great degree... and we are
protecting, ignoring and pretty much letting them run roughshod over the area because of...
Because they are useful.
And why are they useful?
They are useful in a very old school sort of Imperialist way...
So you still don't think it's to access their resources...
Oh, of course, of course, but actually this gets back... so you had mentioned that like
Saudi Arabia had the... had the resources, had the...
The Resource! In the region that matters...
There's... but...
Can I ask you a question, can I ask both of you a question?
If there was no deposits of oil, under any country in the Middle East, do you even think
it would even rank and register on the global scale on which it does, for the number of
wars, number of conflicts, and the amount of time that we invest in this region of the
world?
Absolutely not. I think we'd just let them simply be in the desert doing whatever they
want, practicing whatever they want...
I think, I think a good comparison is any sort of Northern Africa, or these other regions
where you have
Resource rich regions...
Where you have a vast rural population, not as educated, large unemployment, conflicts
that are happening over territory
And then a diamond mine pops up...
...between tribes, just a resource poor nation that nobody wants to deal with. Is that the
analogue?
There's the concept of the "oil curse" and it's uh... if you look at some of the healthiest
countries in the Middle East, it's uh.. I would still include Turkey in that number,
and I think Jordan is... with very little in the way of resources... I mean they've
got the... they've got Petra, they've got the Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade place.
I still want to go there. But, so these countries that do not have significant oil resources
are in better shape than the rest of the Middle East.
I think that actually Oil, derailed Middle East development in very serious ways.
Yeah, because when they went from just another kid on the block to the most baddest kid on
the block, then you're saying, that's when they started to spread the radical ideology.
Exactly! And it's a very... it's a controversial thing to say, but I do think it's fair to
say that it is a kind of... OK I won't use the term Medieval... It's a pre-Modern context,
the way that Saudi Arabia governs itself. Because it is a, it's an absolute monarch,
with a relationship with a religious hierarchy, that is troubled and that's how they control
the country.
How much is it that the religious hierarchy controls that country?
Well that's, that goes back and forth. It depends on how powerful the king is. So the,
the first kind of modern Saudi Arabia, in the...I guess he... it was sort of a long
rise, they took Mecca and Medina I believe in the 1920's and he ended up having a very
long reign, didn't die until the early 1950's. He was powerful, he could pretty much dictate
to the religious hierarchy. But actually it was a very ISIS like group that helped him
come to power, and then they came into a dispute... I think over British subsidies, but don't
quote me on that, and he was able to crush them, because he was a more powerful Saudi
King.
It's a give and take...
So recently you're saying the religious component has been taking over the country.
The relationship between the Saudi family and the religious hierarchy actually goes
back almost 300 years.
So currently what is it at? Well currently it's the same give and take... in that the
Saudi kings, and there are elements of the Saudi royal family that are very interested
in modernization, further industrialization.. they're going to build innovation cities and
theme parks and yadda, yadda, yadda, but they can't go... they can never go too far. They
can never go to the point where they are ... where they are offending the religious hierarchy.
And the problem... especially since the late 1970s the kings have been in a weaker position,
because they have needed US power. They needed the Western... the evil Western infidel powers
to protect them from actors like Iran and Saudi Arabia. So they've already been in a
weaker position, and also the... the oil, since the beginning of the modern oil industry
in Saudi Arabia, in the 1930s there's been a ton of money coming in, but it's also involved
like Western engineers, and like subdivisions, like cloistered subdivisions of Westerners
living on holy Saudi land, so they have to spin a lot of money towards that religious
establishment.
So we've talked about how this came to be. And there's certainly, there's no doubt that
the relationship with Saudi Arabia was useful in the late 1970's against the Soviets in
Afghanistan, and everybody knows that story. And we've talked about how it's become dysfunctional
because of oil, and we've talked about where it's at and with the Saudis involvement in
9/11. So let's move forward now. Past today and let's say this. Let's say President Trump
did follow through with his promise to normalize relationships in the Middle East and go after
ISIS like we should...
So Let's say we de-emphasize the relationship with Saudi Arabia, and by virtue of that we
stop our support of what's going on in Yemen, and we pull out of Syria to an extent that,
I don't even know what to do there, but either way we get the hell out, then what happens?
What does that world look like, is that the right move? Like, is that what we should be
doing right now?
I would argue, I would argue it is, because especially from... would it be, short term
great for the region? Possibly not. Would it be long term great for the region? Absolutely.
Because less western involvement would be...
Who should control?
The actual countries there, the actual... throughout he history of the Middle East,
post-independence, like since the 1950s and 1960s, there have been very serious ideologies
and approaches towards development and what not, and they've all sort of gotten derailed
by the cold war and also by Saudi Arabia. Which I
So if it's not them, it's someone. It's never going to be just a complete even playing field
in this region of the world.
Of course not.
Who is going to take the lead. From what you're saying, and if I'm to believe everything that
you've put down in video and in writing, that Saudi Arabia is our puppet essentially, and
we're not going to spank them, we're not going to take away their money, we're not gonna...
We should.
Sure we should, we're not, we haven't, we're not doing that, and as a result you're saying
that that has helped spread fundamental terrorism through their extreme religious beliefs...
Who should run the show? Who should be getting the support?
Someone in that region has to take a
For, for...
I think it should be the same people who organized Coachella, because they did a hell of a job.
That's a good point. That's a good point.
Out in the desert, they know how to throw a party...
Open up a a dew lab right in the middle of it.
Yeah, dude! That'd be sick!
That is a good point.
Lady Gaga would break all their fucking feminist issues wide open.
There you are.
Fuck yeah dude.
Get a little nipple slip by Janet, those fucking guys would be going crazy.
I mean, who knows, could be that simple...
But there are clearly cultural differences between what goes on in here, and what goes
on in Saudi Arabia, and that's... they're a sovereign country, and that's like... we
might disagree, and we might think that their social order is backwards and their women's
rights are near the bottom in the world. While many of those things are and are probably
true, those reasons aren't necessarily enough for us to keep involved and try to shape who
they are as a country.
Yeah, I agree.
That's my opinion, just like I think State's should have rights in the US, over their own
decisions on social policy, I think sovereign countries should too, and that seems like
a no-brainer to me.
Well, Ray asked a very interesting question about who would be the power in the MIddle
East, and I think it'll be powers for... 500 to 1000 years depending on who you are talking
about, certainly since the 1500s...
Iran Israel?
Well... Not Israel! But...
Those two can't even fucking talk to each other! How are they going to run shit?
But it was Iran and Turkey. Iran and Turkey ran the Middle East for 500 ... I mean, Iran
has been present in some form some way for thousands of years. As Persia or what have
you, and the Turks have been very serious powers in the Middle East since about the
1510s... I do think that they would come back, and I think traditionally Egypt was sort of
the seat of Arab power, and Arab ideology and culture what have you. I would love for
more of that to come to the fore again. I mean Egypt currently is a big mess, but that...
I think Egypt, Iran, and Turkey would be the people who would control the region.
Ok What about Russia?
I was just going to say, because with each one of those countries there's a problem...
They have a large Muslim population, they've got borders on there, they, I haven't looked
into this, but my guess would be that they have issues with immigration now, and people
fleeing the Middle East. Particularly into Georgia, Chechnya etc. Do you think they have
enough of a vested interest to become a large regional player.
No. I absolutely don't. And that gets to something that I talk about a lot, I think that the
threat and power of Russia is dramatically over-sold. I think why they are going so hard
for Assad is because that was the sort of thing they liked. He was reliable... He let's
them use a naval base, He was one of what two or three countries that Russia can seriously
rely on in the world. But as far as taking a more serious control... It's....
They're not into nation building is what you're saying.
No. They don't have the.... You need a lot of resources to go in...
Because Vladimir needs his 20% off the top...
Their economics are tied to the same economics that... Saudi Arabia's economics are tied
to the same economics as the Russians.
As much as of you know... I think any problem in the world can be solved by more education,
but I think in this region of the world, I think the two problems at play here, most
likely won't get solved. One is religious rights, and religious freedom, and the other
is money, resources, oil money, basically the power associated with that resource.
You have two things here that started pretty much every war that's ever been waged in this
world. Religion, and power and money.
Yes, power and money, power and money.
Give me another example! Of course, they're the same things. We equate Basically they're
interchangeable at this point. So my point is, you're never going to solve, like I said,
with the like Iran and Israel... it's a religious... at base it's a religious problem. In the Middle
East this is a... Sunnis, Shi'ites, certain sects of Muslims, you're not going to tell
someone who believes something their entire life, for entire generations... no, no, no,
you can't believe that anymore, this is the same issue we have in this country with religious
issues, is that we think we can dictate to other people what they believe religiously,
in our laws. You can't do that, this is not going to be solved. By any one entity.
I would argue that religious conflict to a degree is a given, yes people are not going
to agree on certain things, but I really don't like the well it's been centuries of conflict
and millennia of yadda yadda and there's nothing we can do, because that's simply not true.
As far as the current
Sure there's something we could do...
The current like tempo of Sunni shia anger is something we have not seen in that region
for quite some time, well actually since the foundation of Saudi Arabia.
But it's these tensions always exist, like in Yugoslavia, you had these tensions, but
it's all about the politics, and the money and the power, of that moment. It's about
the politics of a given moment, that can make these things become bad.
But aren't politicians religious and represent religions when they run? I, mean...
What I'm saying is it's like, if the political control isn't invested in that sort of politics,
in religious politics, then things will be OK, like Yugoslavia fell apart in a horrible
ethno-religious thing in the 1990s, but for the 40 50 years before that, Serbs and Croats
were getting married. And I think in the MIddle East you have, it depends on the region, it
depends on the country, it's a tremendously diverse area, but the Sunni, Shia issue was
nothing compared to what it is today. If we hadn't gone into Iraq, Sunni and Shia would
not be killing each other... I think that is.. It's the politics.
I disagree dude. Saddam Hussein as a Sunni, and they were a minority in that country,
and they ruled with an Iron Fist over another section of that religion, Shi'ites. And the
Kurds, they were killing, it was bad, for a long time. So of course, as soon as he gets
de-throned, the Shi'ites are like, oh it's our time now, to lay down the fucking noise,
to lay down the rain. This isn't something that like... This is in every government and
institution, it is completely to the core of an individual what your religious beliefs
are... right now, in the middle east you have tons of conflicting religious dynamics. And
how is this...
But they wouldn't. I would contend, I don't want to minimize the conflicting religious
dynamics, that they simply would not be expressed on this level, with this violence, with this
anger... if it weren't for politics, if it weren't for Bush's invasion of Iraq, if it
weren't for Saudi Arabia, which puts a shit ton of money into enforcing and driving diversity
out of Islam. I think that is a very real problem. Islam...
What's their benefit? What's the benefit for the people of Saudi Arabia to spread this
fundamentalist extreme view of being a Muslim. I would say extremely limited, and they are
victims of this. The benefit is to the royal family. The Saudi royal family gets its legitimacy
by being the defenders of the faith, and by being the...
This extreme version of the faith.
Yes.
So who checks them on their version of the faith?
Well they check the religious establishment. So the religious establishment... This is
a deal that goes back, as I said, 250 to 300 years between... you've heard the term Wahabi?
It actually comes from a guy named Wahab. And the great, great, great grandfather of
the Saudi king.
I thought that was something you ate with Sushi?
No that's Wasabi...
Ooooh. Sorry.
That's a deal that they made, and in a tribal society, it was actually a very powerful deal
to make. And it was intermittently very effective. It was effective for about a 50 year period
in the 1700s to the 1800s, and then more developed countries like Egypt and Ottoman Turkey smacked
them around. And they spent 100 years in the wilderness. And then it was the British, and
the Americans that brought them back.
Once we discovered they had a super important resource.
I think, well, with the British, it predated that...
British Petroleum?
Ah, that's an important.... but actually it was actually Standard Oil of California that
tapped that first well in 1938.
Sons of bitches!
Y'know.
I'm fucking looking at you Standard Oil. Alright, so I think we've probably, I don't know if
the camera's about to run out, but anybody got any final...
Yeah, let me throw this out there. There's some news stories being thrown out about Saudi
Arabia maybe developing some alternative energy sources, and they're on board for the big
green win. Ray, any impact there, do you think it's a...
I do, I think you just mentioned 2014 as being a time period where you saw them lose some
of their power, I think that's not a coincidence, that as a country, not only the United States,
but Europe is ahead of us, by like 20 or 30 years, we're seeing a shift dramatically from
fossil fuels to renewable sources of fuel, trying to create a more stable, sustainable
society. There's no question that's going to help. If you take the influence of their
money and their power away from them? People are going to start caring much less about
their religious wars, and what they feel and what the relationships are with warring countries
around them. At the end of the day I fear that what's going to happen is we're just
going to leave. All the foreign interests are going to be like, oh no more oil? Good
luck. And they're going to take off, and they're going to be back in the wilderness, and fending
for themselves.
I would be OK with that.
See, I like to see all humanity move forward. I don't want to see anybody be put into that
situation. And if it's so important to us now to spend billions and billions of dollars
waging war and installing dictators and doing this, and wanting to protect their the women
in those countries, and giving them the ability to go to school to be educated and have rights,
and all of a sudden, when there's no more money, and no more ATM, we don't care anymore?
Well I think that, look at Latin America...
I think it's too late, we're vested, we have to continue to support and try to figure out...
The great thing about Latin America is... if you, if you picture Latin America in the
1980s, it was the Middle East but worse. Because you had, you had the exact same dynamic. In
that case it was great powers, it was the Soviet Union, the United States, competing
different you know competing dictators, we're going to support this guy, you're going to
support that guy yadda yadda, and now that's over. With the end of the war in Columbia,
I believe that the entire Western hemisphere is completely free of war, which is extraordinary
to a child of the 1980s
Well there's still a war on Drugs...
Oh yes...
The most fucking, the most pointless, bullshit war ever.
Sounds like a good talk for another video.
How about South America as a talk for another video, because I can't co-sign that statement,
but I'll let...
So, Rob, thanks for having us out, Ray...
Thank you guys...
Coachella 2018, see you there baby,
Be there or be square.
T-lab.
Indeed. Thank you for watching, please subscribe. I hope you'll watch the rest of this series.
This discussion, I think did a great job of illuminating some of these issues. And please,
give my essay "Everybody's Lying About Islam" a look. It's available now on the Amazon Kindle,
and I think it does a pretty good job of laying out these issues in a way that you won't get
anywhere else.
It does do that.
Thank you travis.
All right.
More Freedom Foundation. The Straight Dope.
Yes...
Michigan, Ray...
Go Blue!
There we go... I was waiting for that. Go Blue, Go Blue...
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How I made a STANDING DESK using K'NEX (CHEAP & EASY) - Duration: 2:30.
Alright so there are these crazy things out now called standing desks, so essentially
it is a desk that elevates so you can just stand um I am working with a desk that is
a sitting desk so what I am going to try and do is to build a contraption for a standing
desk when I use my laptop as a little adjustment barrier because I don't like sitting all
day at a desk.
It'll be raised about 10 inches from the wood and I'm going to be using knex, knex
is a little snappy part thing so you have your knex piece you can snap it off and disconnect
it and snap it back on.
I built several things out of knex before when I was alot younger and I thought hey
why not do this now because I already have the pieces and I don't have to buy anything
or go to the store.
*knex sounds* So I just did this along the edge here and I'm using this other part
to hold the laptop in place, so on we are going to get some blues go from here to here
middle and I'll do this about 2 or 3 times to get more height, so I have some criss cross
patterns and I have the same thing going throughout the design I have a second variant here and
then the third side.
I haven't tried this out yet so I'm going to put my laptop on here *pop-rock ish music*
alright guys so I got the standing desk finished I can stand and type now which is good I can
stand and type do my thing.
So that's the end of the video!
If you have any questions about this standing knex desk let me know in the comments section
down below.
Give it a big thumbs up and till next time I'll see ya when I see ya!
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EVOLUTION OF DEAD RISING 1-4 (2006-2016) - Duration: 11:05.
EVOLUTION OF DEAD RISING 1-4 (2006-2016)
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#EngineeredAggression - #1 Punching Bag Training Mistake (015) - Duration: 3:12.
Hey guys, Steve here.
Alright, today we're going to talk about
the #1 punching bag training mistake.
You're going to see even big-name pros
in bag workouts or in bag training videos,
and we see them up on a bag
whether it's kicks, punches, elbows,
whatever it might be, training and working out.
They might be down throwing a body shot,
a hook to the head perhaps,
elbow crossed to the head.
And they might even explain exactly
coming across the eyebrow for example
with the elbow and that's what they're talking about and training.
But if they came over and stood next to the bag,
you'd see the indent from their elbow and
knuckle prints, and in the videotape,
that they're actually punching down here at the
upper chest level or neck level, okay.
We need to treat the bag as a live opponent,
visualize that. We'll talk about that
in another video put the link in the description below
but we need to stand next to the bag
and mark out our own head height.
If there's any stitching
or lettering on the bag, we can use that,
duct tape or whatever it might be, but
know where your head height is on the bag,
that's where you want to train for a "head shot".
That, or greater of course. We always want to train
for more difficult situations
up against the bag and in training than we do, or
that we're going to encounter in a fight. So,
if we know that our anticipated opponent
might be considerably taller,
maybe it's a male-female thing,
or age difference, or
maybe in your weight class, if fighters are typically taller than you...
Know where that's at. Let's mark that out.
Let's put a little bit of engineering into this
and train there. So we should never be thinking
headshot and hitting in a place
that's not realistic for
what we would be actually encountering in a fight.
Anything less than training at the more difficult
conditions than we're going to find in a flight
is like training with 1-1/2 oz gloves
when we've got the 10 oz glove fight coming up.
Or training at elevation for 4 rounds
when we know we've got a 6 round fight
and not at sea level but at elevation when
we trained at sea level.
It just doesn't make sense. Ok?
So let's be each other's brother and sister
and point that out when we do it,
when we see each other doing that, and
let's a help elevate each other's game,
even our opponents or potential opponents
so that we can,... a true warrior spirit says
that we would want to fight everybody
at their maximum game, not anything less.
Let's spread that, when we see people doing it
and share that and correct that as much as possible.
Alright? So that's my lesson for today, I hope
you enjoyed it. And take a look on YouTube and Google
because you're going to crack up!
There's a lot of them out there!
Big-name pros, saying "I hit them across the eyebrow,
this strike will be across the eyebrow"...
And it's.... (at upper chest level)
Anyway, that's today's lesson
I'll see you next time guys. #peace!
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Make Your Own Garden Super Food! Using Vermiculture To Transform Kitchen Scraps Into Worm Castings! - Duration: 4:34.
Hello everyone and welcome to The Hippie Geeks!
Do you like the thought of making a superfood for your garden?
All you need is leftover kitchen scraps, some bedding, a container and some red, wiggly
worms.
The first thing to get ready is the bedding that your worms will be living in.
There are a lot of options that you have when it comes to bedding.
Some folks will use shredded newspaper, compost or animal manure.
However, we prefer using coco fiber.
It typically comes in compressed bricks like the one you are looking at.It expands considerably
when you add water, so you will need a decently sized bin to mix it up in.
Grab as much of the coco fiber as you think you are going to need and toss it into your
container.
After that, pour in a bunch of water.
Pour in enough to make the brick of fiber float, in fact enough to sink it in.
It's not enough, but you can add more in later.
If you have some time to spare, you can just walk away and let the fiber soak up all the
water.
When you come back thirty minutes or so later the brick should easily crumble apart.
If it doesn't, just add some more water and walk away for another twenty minutes.
However, I never think of mixing it up early so I break it up with my hands as it gets
wet.
Not to mention, deep down inside I am still a five year old little boy that wants to make
mud pies.
I break it apart as it gets wet, and just add water as necessary.
Just keep crushing all of the lumps, and eventually you will have a wonderful, spongy mass of
wet coco fiber.
You don't want it to be a soup, but you do want it to be very damp.
As you are about to see, this is our second year with these worms so I am not mixing in
anything else.
If this is your first year however, you will want to mix in some compost or dirt with the
fibers to give the worms a good environment to start in.
Our particular worm bin is an antique claw foot tub.
We picked this up last year for a really decent price, and it has made a spectacular worm
bin.
We placed some river rock in the bottom covered with a sheet of heavy weed cloth for drainage
and to keep the castings separate from the rocks.
Speaking of this being our second year, this is what a worm bin looks like after a year
of the worms working their magic.
This all started out as coco fiber mixed with some compost around this time last year.
At this point, they have turned all of that bedding and the kitchen scraps we have fed
to them directly into sweet, delicious worm castings.
That is the garden superfood that we talked about at the beginning of this video.
Lindsay has already taken some of the castings out for things she planted earlier in the
week and I want to scoot the rest of them all to one side.
First though, I want to pull all of the remaining kitchen scraps out of the castings.
I don't want to spend the time to pull all of the worms out of the castings and moving
them over, so what I am going to do is just move the food source and they will shift over
on their own.
With a five gallon bucket and a little time I went thru all of the castings to remove
the food, and the castings look really, really good.
There is a very decent amount of active worms, and an absolute mountain of eggs waiting to
hatch.
Once the weather warms up a little we will have an explosion of growth that will get
us back to this spot again next year.
Once I had all of the scraps pulled out, I moved everything over to the left side of
the tub to make room for the new bedding.
Here you can see what we did for drainage in the tub.
River rock below the weed block with the castings on top.
It has worked out great with the existing drain hole in the tub itself we haven't had
an issue with water.
I dumped in all of the coco fiber that I had prepared, and then mixed the kitchen scraps
back into the coco fiber.
Our worm bin is now set back up and ready.
The existing worms and all of the fresh ones that hatch will migrate over from the existing
castings to the new bedding as they start looking around for food.
Once they have all migrated, we will go ahead and pull out all of the castings and fill
the rest of the tub up with new bedding.
If you are going to raise worms, it doesn't need to be as large of a production as this
is.
We have a lot of kitchen scraps, and I like that the system is large enough that we can
pretty much ignore it while the worms do their business.
However you can raise worms in something as small as a shoe box and still see results.
As long as you keep the bedding wet, feed them plenty of scraps and keep the bin covered
and dark the worms will thrive.
Your garden and houseplants will love it when you work some of these castings into the soil,
and we love that we have another place to use our kitchen scraps.
Between the worms, chickens and compost bin nothing that comes out of our kitchen goes
to waste.
Have any of you folks tried raising worms or using worm castings in your garden?
We have had a lot of success with them, and I am really curious to hear about your experience
with it in the garden.
Leave a comment below and let us know your thoughts.
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If you enjoyed this video give it a like and check back every week for new content.
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