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JOY CON ISSUE SOLVED! WITHOUT TOOLS 100% WORKING!! FULL - Duration: 4:13.
Hello Everyone!
And welcome to In the KNOW-DAILY Today nintendo released Splatoon 2 and
the amiibo and also we fix the joy con issue! Now the joy con issue
what happens is that when you accidentally put it the wrong way it doesn't come off!
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Israeli Jews who look Arab: What do you think of Arab culture? - Duration: 7:26.
What do you think of Arab culture?
Ido and Omer Shoham
It's a beautiful culture
but there are some who don't act very well
I think mostly the same
Nothing to do with Arab Israelis
There are good people and bad people
Not connected to being (Arab)
Beautiful culture, great music, great food
What are your ethnic backgrounds?
I am Yemenite
You are Yemenite?
I thought maybe half
and you?
Yemenite and Moroccan
Yes, you look it
So you also come from Arab cultures
Yes
So you are aware of that
Yes
What do you think of Arab culture?
Omer Bat Yam
I don't really know Arab culture
I don't really know Arab culture
From what I have seen it is a diverse culture
But to have a definite opinion I don't really know the culture
What is your ethnic background?
Ashkenazi (European Jew)
Completely? - Yes
You look Mizrahi
What do you think of Arab culture?
since we are now in Akko
Arab?
It is very nice
Oshriel Akko
David Akko
Pretty cool, like he said
Such great answers you are getting
You have something juicier?
I will tell you, they have an amazing culture
What are your cultural backgrounds?
I am Moroccan
I am Tunisian
Completely different
What do you think of Arab culture?
Haim Yavne
Great culture
What do you like about it?
They have respect They are good people
Do you know any Arabs?
Yes, I have a lot of Arab friends
Israeli Arab friends? - Yes
I guess that is it
Do you want to say something bad?
You don't have to but...
They are good people we live together
Great people
What do you think of Arab culture?
Tom Holon
I don't know what to say
a good thing? a bad thing?
Arab culture
The culture itself is great
their songs
that is the nicest part
That's it I think
and you said you were half Iraqi?
Half Iraqi, half Persian
Do you consider yourself an Arab?
No
Why?
You are explaining to the world not to me
Because I am Israeli and a Jew
I am not an Arab
I don't want to be an Arab
But you listen to music that has an Arab sound
I listen to the music but I am not an Arab
Give an explanation to that
I just like the music
the way it sounds
What do you think about Arab culture?
Binyamin Sfat
In general I think
the Arab culture
changed in the past few years
to a religion of murder
If you notice that all the operations of killings and occupation
that happened in the past and until today is all in the name of their religion
it is murder
so something in Arab culture got screwed up
We need to look at what that is
So the next question they want me to ask is
What is your ethnic background?
Half Moroccan, half Persian
Aren't you yourself an Arab?
In principle, yes
It is a type of Arabness
But it...
How?
Because this country is itself Arab, right?
Iran, Persia, those kind of places
But don't forget that those regions were conquered (by Arab Islam)
so cultures change
It's completely different
So how are you Arab?
It is not really being Arab
You have to differentiate between the religion of Islam
and the Arab origins
Arab is a geographic thing in my mind
It is all the East
the Middle East is Arab
Religion is a different thing...
There are countries with a few religions
For example in Iran
There are Persians, there are Muslims
There are the... and not only the religion itself
meaning you need to differentiate between religion and
the geographic origins of Arabs
Ruti Herzliya
I am Ashkenazi (European Jew)
Eran Pardes Hanna
Very interesting
Very similar to the Israeli culture
a lot of
native motifs
a lot of family motifs
Beautiful culture
Earthy culture
It is just a pity that
some people took it to the wrong way
and involved religion (Islam)
within the true culture of Arabs
When you are talking about Arabs you mean Arab Muslims
No, even in the Christian Arabs you can see
such politicization
of the culture
So it's a pity
The follow up quesiton specifically asking you
You told me you are half Persian, half Tunisian
Yes
Would you agree that you also have an Arab culture?
Yes
Even though the North African culture is not actually an Arab culture
A lot of North Africans would agree
I am told
It has some motifs
because of Islam
the Muslim occupation
but it's a culture of it's own
It has a lot of native roots of Africa
alongside Jewish roots
ancient Jewish roots
Of course, the Muslim culture
interfered inside
mixed within everything
and the Persian culture is not an Arab culture
Not Arab but Middle Eastern culture
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HARDCORE! 6 EASY CORE EXERCISES TO TRY NOW - Duration: 4:24.
HARDCORE! 6 EASY CORE EXERCISES TO TRY NOW
Fact: when your core is fit, it's a lot easier for the rest of you to be. Your core stabilises your whole body, giving you better posture and form when you run, walk, lift weights, do yoga or just about any activity.
And of course, who doesn't want a honed and toned midriff, after all? A washboard-stomach is certainly an incentive, but aside from aesthetics, the health benefits of a strong core a many.
First of all, you'll have better posture, which will help you breathe properly, improve your balance, appear more confident, younger and slimmer too – sitting up straight makes you look around 5lbs thinner.
Secondly, you'll have a healthier back. With an estimated 75% to 85% of all Americans experiencing some form of back pain during their lifetime, ensuring your core muscles are strong and resilient may help to keep back pains at bay.
In fact, even the way we sleep can have an effect on our posture, so it's a good idea to opt for a highly supportive mattress like these ones from Eve, and sleep either on your side with your spine straight, or on your back.
Finally, if your core is strong, you can perform better in many sports. One of the first things my own personal trainer advised before I ran my first marathon was to strengthen my core.
I was surprised, but ultimately, in those last miles of the race, I was grateful – my legs were exhausted, but my arms and core kept pumping, pushing me through! A strong core is also essential for weight lifting, yoga, and even every day walking.
So, how to get one? Here are six easy core exercises you can try just about anywhere, any time, no matter what your fitness level (but beware: 4 is a killer!).
The plank is another highly effective core exercise that is not only simple to execute, but also incredibly easy to incorporate when time is of the essence.
For extra comfort, you may wish to do this on a yoga mat, but carpeted floor should work just as well. Lie on your stomach and push up onto your forearms, so that all your weight is resting on them.
Keep your body in a straight line and hold position – this will work your glutes, rectus abdominis, transverse abdominis as well as your oblique muscles. Variations of the Classic Plank.
If holding the normal version of a plank is torture to you, it's because it is effectively working all the core's surrounding muscles as well.
Variations of the classic plank, such as the side plank and dolphin plank, will help you solidify your body strength in a new and different way.
These yoga poses can give you an idea of what to do next time you're at home with your yoga mat and up for a plank challenge.
As these poses are quite advanced, take it slow and listen to your body – something to always keep in mind when practicing yoga.
Never liked the normal crunches that stiffen up your neck? There are other types of crunches that are recommended to anyone building up their core strength. The Bird-Dog Crunch is a total-body workout, targeting your abs, hamstrings, glutes and shoulders.
The key to this move is to stretch all the way out with your arm and opposing leg, as if grabbing something and pulling it close.
Make sure you aren't turning your hips – keep them squared and level as you complete a number of reps on each side.
Although this position is technically in a plank, you are drawing your knees alternately into your chest at a moderate to fast speed.
By increasing the intensity of the exercise, it puts a great cardiovascular spin on your typical stationary core workout. Simultaneously, it makes your arms and core work harder to support your leg movement.
The key is to mix these in with stationary ab exercises – even though it may hurt a bit! See how to do this properly here.
If you are a beginner, the boat will seem like a daunting exercise to try. Have no fear! What matters is your personal progress.
To start, lie on your back and engage your core muscles to protect your lower back. Raise your knees to 90 degrees and slowly extend your arms and legs so that they are about 45 degrees off the ground.
If you feel your abs, you're doing it right! Be careful not to raise or arch your back during the exercise, otherwise you may hurt yourself.
This yoga pose is easy and kind of fun, too! Kneel down on all fours, then extend your right arm and left leg.
Ensure the arm is at shoulder height and the leg is at hip height (not higher, or you could hurt your back). Hold, engaging your core, and then swap sides.
To ensure you get the best out of your core exercise regime, switch up your routine every now and again. Pilates will make you stronger and more flexible and can easily be incorporated into your core workouts.
For greater effect, combine this with cardio and strength exercises in variation. Yoga-centric poses, on the other hand, will provide a less intense – though equally difficult – alternative.
And don't forget to simply stand up straight and engage your core while sitting or standing: your body will thank you!.
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