Intensified Nefarious Tactics Against Us February 28, 2018
Thank you, My Precious Lord Jesus, for the sound counsel and promise of Your vigilance
over our lives if we seek You always, first.
Forgive me, Heartdwellers, we had an unexpected guest show up on our doorstep.
A beautiful woman from Korea who thought we had a community here.
In all reality, it is just my husband and myself, and this surprises so many who think
we have some kind of church or community going on.
Maybe someday.
But for now, I am working 16 hour days and our two helpers and staff members sometimes
put in 10 hour days trying to keep up with the needs of our mission on the Internet.
We basically live in 4 small rooms in a very poor adobe house, that was constructed for
migrant workers back in the 40's, in Taos, New Mexico.
There is no community here.
Just my husband and I and two people who come to work several days a week—and they work
long, hard, focused hours.
So, as you can see, we are not always in a position to offer hospitality—even though
we would love to.
Yet, some love this Channel so much, they want to live close to us.
Oh, I do understand.
But this is a very focused and hard-working mission, and we have very little time for
'visiting'.
I say this, also, because I do not want you to be disappointed if you should think that
if you came here, you would find a community and a thriving church.
It just isn't so....
Ezekiel and I love people, but our time is so limited we cannot do a visitor justice
and enjoy their holy company when they come.
Perhaps in the future, God will change that… but for now, this seems to be our lot.
And providing for you, my Heartdwellers, on the Channel is so much more different that
providing for those who show up as a visitor, without us knowing ahead of time.
As a result, I either tend to the visitor, or tend to the Channel—and that is why I've
been absent from you for two days.
I have not had substantial prayer as I usually do—another of the enemy's tactics.
But I hope that is changing.
As a result of situations beyond our control, I have not gotten the usual messages off to
you.
But I think we have it figured out for a week or so.
I think I am falling asleep at the wheel—not making any sense to myself!
Lord, help me.
Ezekiel received a substantial touch from the Lord in the direction of healing this
week.
Very beautiful.
But the Lord has instructed us that we will have to fight to keep it.
This should be a very teachable moment for all of us.
And I certainly will share with you everything that happens, blow by blow.
St. Michael lifted my chin during prayers at communion and said, "I am here with you,
little one."
Oh my goodness, no one could have said anything sweeter to me!
He is mighty, strong and powerful against my enemies.
I am little to him, and that brings me the comfort that he will protect me.
May God have mercy on my adversaries that still have hope for conversion; he is no-one
to mess with!
We are asking for special protection from St. Michael during communion, for nine consecutive
days, enlisting his mighty help and protection.
I thought to myself… intellectually, 'I know that through the communion of saints,
the Holy Spirit makes St. Michael aware of our cry for help.'
And so we have dedicated 9 days of petition, asking him for his extra special assistance.
And then I noticed—it's a full moon.
Right on time...
But to know this in the mind is not to know it in the heart and spirit.
We are such lowly creatures, how can we petition the Commander of the heavenly host to hear
our request?
Who are we, after all, but a little dust and ashes…?
But I have come to understand that it is the little ones, the lowly ones, that the angels
rush to protect.
I do not see myself as that, because I know I have plenty of unconquered pride.
But for him to say that to me?
Wow.
It makes me feel so much more confident that our request is truly being heard and responded
to.
Glory to God for all His Heavenly Servants who are so obedient and attentive!!
Jesus began speaking to me, "I would not have you to be ignorant of the spiritual dynamics
you are dealing with.
There truly is great warfare going on all around you.
The angels are quite busy taking care of everything that pertains to you, Clare.
"I will establish you in honor over this Flock.
I have chosen you to lead and will not abandon you.
Clare, the wisdom I endow you with will reach out to others and bless them.
Do not worry, My Beloved.
Are we not one?
"Now, I will tell you that you must fight to keep this healing.
The devils are very clever and will do everything in their power, pitiful as it is, to cause
your faith to flounder.
Do not allow this.
Take a firm stand from the beginning in dealing with them; don't give them any room to cause
compromise.
Be steadfast and firm.
Do not give way to any suggestion that says he is not healed.
I have indeed heard your cry, My Beloved.
I have indeed healed him.
Rest in this.
But you will have to fight for it."
And I think what the Lord is talking about here is, lying symptoms.
We can get a healing, but the enemy can come back with Lying symptoms to try and make us
think that we didn't get the healing.
So, we have to be able to discern the lies of the enemy from the Truth.
And I'll tell you - the enemy is very good at acting on the body and making you think
you're sick.
He is VERY good at that.
And it's all a phantom and a lie.
It's just electrical impulse being put in different places to mimic an illness.
The Lord continued, "You are under attack in many different ways, Clare.
It is as you said: a delicate balance in showing hospitality and still being faithful to those
who are awaiting a word from Me.
Yet may I say to you all, Heartdwellers—I have called and equipped you through this
Channel to be getting your own words everyday.
And when Clare is absent to you, I am present to you—and will not fail to answer those
who are willing to wait on Me as she does.
"All of you have the same access to Me that Clare has.
This is the very heart of her mission to you—that none should go without hearing and understanding
Me clearly.
Yes, there are many pitfalls to understanding My will, but I have addressed all of them
in her previous messages and teachings.
"That is My way of saying, 'Beloved ones, you have been equipped to hear Me... if you
will just put forth the effort.'
"But what I am wanting to stress to all of you right now, is that there is a particularly
intense battle going on to steal from you your very special destinies and missions.
The enemy has launched an all-out effort to deprive you of your callings.
"The distractions and tactics will come in many different forms, and forewarned is fore-armed.
Not all that seems bad is bad; not all that seems good is good.
Each thing must be discerned on an individual basis.
This is at the heart of following Me faithfully and living in My Divine Will.
Constant attentiveness and discernment are necessary to navigate these shark-infested
waters.
"For those of you who play chess, you know that all is not as it appears to be.
There are constant hidden factors in each event, and only your paying close attention
to Me will forewarn you of the hidden implications and traps.
"I have attended to each of you with great care, teaching you sensitivity when danger
is in the air.
I have taught you also how to interpret the times and movements of My heart—to look
at the small details, but keep in mind the greater picture, because your enemy knows
well how to play on your vulnerabilities.
"But this also a new season, a time of new tactics unseen in your lives before."
Yeah.
You know, I was just thinking about that.
When I put up the binding prayer, the enemy gets to see exactly how we are praying.
I just don't know any other way to convey it to you without making it public.
Jesus continued, "As you become more and more attuned to the movements of the enemy, the
Adversary is training them in different ways to defeat you.
Therefore, you must be on guard constantly, thoroughly discerning each event on its own
merits or demerits.
"Clare, when you see cracks around the edges, those things that don't settle right in
your spirit, pay attention and make note.
The devils cannot cover thoroughly their tracks.
They are bound to slip up, and when I draw your attention to something, there is a reason
for it.
Make note.
Do not discredit your observation or write it off out of charity.
Take note and wait on Me for further revelation.
"Now, you know what I am referring to, do you not?"
Yes, Lord, I think I do.
"Well then, take note and pay attention.
Do not judge any person; judge behavior and it will give you great insight without doing
violence to a soul.
I have taught you all: do not judge a person's motives, but do look for fruit, as well as
results—and in what direction they are weighted.
Does this action lead to selflessness and ministry?
Or does it lead to selfishness and disorder?
You, My children, can tell so much by observing the choices others make.
Do they choose for My good, or for their own good?
Are they focused, or are they wandering?
Not all of this is what it seems to be on the surface.
"And to those who ridicule this approach—I would say to you: be on the alert, lest you
fall through presumption and thinking that you know, when in fact—you do not know.
There is so much to learn about people and events—and prudence and brotherly love are
at the top of the accurate discernment list.
"Seek Me in all things and do not rely on your own understanding.
"I love you, My Brides.
I am bringing you to maturity.
Walk humbly and cautiously through the days ahead.
Cleave to Me and seek My wisdom always."
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Greetings Earthlings!
Welcome to the MadQueen Show!
I am your host the MadQueen
On today's menu, we have a new Cyberpunk 2077 lore video for you
and today, we're going to talk about the megacorporation Zetatech
Wetware, one of the most important inventions of the 21 century
This computer technology that allows the brain to be linked to artificial systems, and also
to have your brain fried by viruses if you're connected to the wrong system
but no one talks about that
Wetware is the specialty of Zetatech
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It has carved itself a small niche in the industry through the traditional method: quality
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Having made it over the first hurdle, Zetatech is attempting to build a heavy name for themselves
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This means encroaching on markets occupied by other companies that are not exactly inclined
to share their profits
Even being a growing company, Zetatech has already established their position
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world, so they may be a relatively easy target for hostile takeover
and they must be continually on guard
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the average troop count of your average megacorp and being pioneers in computer hardware, the
military hardware they have available is only of moderate power
The strong suit of Zetatech is the interaction between people and machine
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impressive technology of the 21st century, and their most popular product: the Bodycomp
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upload it to the net
But be careful, connecting your bodycomp to the net without the proper security is almost
an invitation to any netrunner around to hack your cyberware
This may be one of the reasons, if not the main reason why EBM hasn't wiped Zetatech out
Yet.
So you know, if you'd like to have your computer close to the chest, and pretty literal,
Zetatech is your cyberware brand
Well folks, thanks for watching
Don't forget to take a look at our Cyberpunk 2077 lore playlist to know more about the dark future
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Test Taking Strategies for Global Campus Students - Duration: 1:02:53.
KAITLIN HENNESSY: Hello, everyone.
And welcome to test taking strategies
for Global Campus students.
My name is Kaitlin Hennessy.
I'm the program coordinator here at Global Connections.
And our goal at Global Connections
is to provide co- and extracurricular programming
for Global campus students wherever they live.
And tonight presenting for us is James Bledsoe.
He is a senior career advisor at the Academic Success and Career
Center at WSU.
And as most of you are already doing,
please do us chat box throughout the night
to discuss the content.
You can also submit questions to James,
and he answer them at the end of the session.
But feel free to pop in at any time.
And if you have any technical difficulties,
please do let me know.
And I'll do my best to help you.
I will be in the chat all night.
My name is Kaitlin Hennessy once again.
And I'm going to give it over to James now.
Thanks so much for coming.
JAMES BLEDSOE: Good evening, everyone.
And thank you Kaitlin for that wonderful introduction.
Much of what I'm going to present tonight
is some of the standard information
that we give out in the Office of Academic
success and the Career Center.
We are two offices that merged.
So we do have the academic support and also
career planning.
So I'm happy to take this opportunity to talk about some
of these things that are very important, as it relates
to tips on test taking.
So I'll just start with some things.
I'll try to answer as many questions as I can,
but I want to make sure we get those key points
on my PowerPoint here tonight.
So tips on testing.
Let's go ahead and get started.
And there we go.
OK, so just to overview some of the learning goals,
or take home, or what I hope you get out of this
is number one, a study schedule and how
to organize for your college test.
Number two, how to prepare for a college test.
And then number three, test taking skills and strategies.
So study schedule, test prep, and strategies, OK?
Now before we get started with that,
I've got to pose a question for everyone.
And this will kind of help me later
on in the presentation in terms of answering a few questions.
But what issues are you having with test preparation and test
taking?
Now, you can think about that, and you can
type in some questions, again.
We'll come back to it from time to time
and try to answer as many questions as we can on that.
But I want you to be thinking about issues
you're having with preparation for test taking and taking
the test itself.
So let's get started with study schedule.
Again, this is one of my personal favorites.
It has to do, I think, with time management.
But when you're talking about a study schedule,
let's go over the three points here that are mentioned.
Create a separate schedule for studying a test.
Number two, start with the extended study times.
And number three, plan a review schedule time
24 hours before the test.
Now, let's go back.
When you talk about a study schedule, here's my advice.
If you know ahead of time when you get the syllabus
and you're able to see the timeline in terms of when
a quiz, or a midterm, or a really important exam
is going to be given, right from the outset of the class,
that's your time now to set your study schedule in a way that
fits your learning style.
So for instance, if you happen to be taking a class that
requires a lot of reading and you kind of know ahead of time
that the test is going to be a little bit of maybe what's
coming from the video lecture, or maybe a lot of it
is going to be coming from the reading from the textbook,
or the online handouts that you get, what you want to do
is think about what I call your reading stamina.
Now, what I mean by reading stamina
is on any given night how long are
you able to get to read before you're actually kind of tired.
So for instance, my daughter, who's a sophomore in college,
she can read for four, five, six hours a night,
and she never gets tired.
So she's able to cover a lot of ground
in her reading and her studying.
And she may not have to set aside as many nights as I do.
Let's just say I have three weeks to get ready for an exam,
and I've got six chapters, long chapters, to read.
I probably need all of those weeks to get ready for that,
because maybe my reading stamina is about I can
do about 90 minutes a night.
And so I'm going to have the budget to time so that you want
to avoid the cramming and trying to read everything
all at the last minute.
You want to extend that time and set aside time
every day, so that you're reading at your pace.
You're giving yourself a chance to highlight different things
in the book, and underline different vocabulary
words that maybe you don't necessarily understand,
and you could take a few minutes just to look them up.
You want to give yourself time to do that.
And what might take usually 30 seconds
or maybe a minute to read one page, when you're
studying you may take four or five minutes to read
a page, because there happens to be a lot of vocabulary
on the page, terminology related to the subject
matter that maybe you've never heard of before.
And you could give yourself time to look up that word.
If you come across one or two words in just one paragraph
that you don't understand, you probably
will lose the entire meaning of that paragraph
if you don't know those words.
And if you go through several pages and on each page
there were two or three words where you've heard of the word
before, but you weren't really clear on the definition, again,
you could lose three or four pages
where you did not get the meaning of it.
So now I see someone talks about reading versus studying
as an important distinction.
And Heather, I agree with you.
You've got to give yourself time to understand the material.
So that's kind of what I'm getting at in terms
of knowing your own reading pace and what you're able to cover.
What you do want to do is avoid cramming.
And I'll get back to why you want to avoid cramming here
in just a few minutes.
OK, so next create a study plans.
So this kind of gets at what I was talking beforehand.
Plan at least two hours of study time for every hour
you will spend in class.
That's a general formula to use.
Again, when it comes to reading, or looking at flashcards,
or maybe taking some of the quizzes that
are in the back of the book, whatever you're doing
to prepare, again, you want to set aside an ample amount
of time to do that.
And make sure that you're setting goals
for each study session, which is the second bullet
on the PowerPoint there.
So maybe I know ahead of time I'm
going to be able to study for this particular exam at least
10 hours, let's say five sessions of two hours.
And in those two hours I want to make
sure I'm covering the vocabulary.
I'm setting aside time to do some flashcards with a partner.
Maybe setting aside 30 minutes to join a study group or maybe
online exchange notes online through email.
But, again, you want to know exactly what you're
going to cover during that study time.
The third bullet talks about studying boring or difficult
subjects first.
Again, if that fits your style, and you
want to be able to kind of get the things maybe
that, yeah, it's boring, maybe it's difficult to understand,
but then you can spend that time looking up the vocabulary,
or looking at things you don't understand,
or gathering questions that you want
to be able to ask your study partner or ask your professor.
Let's get that clear right away.
Again, if from the outset if you're
able to understand some of difficult material,
it makes everything else a whole lot easier
to digest and not just commit to short-term memory,
but to long-term memory.
And that's our goal here is to commit everything
to long-term memory.
The fourth bullet there talks about avoiding marathon study
sessions, because you can get to a point
where you're studying way too long.
You're getting tired, and a lot of the material that you're
studying is just not sticking.
And then the last bullet is being aware
of your best time of the day.
I'm going to back up here in just a moment,
so I can answer some of these questions.
Being aware of the best time of the day, again, a lot of you,
I think, have already thought that through.
But for me, during my undergrad and graduate work,
my best study time was early in the morning, 5 AM to about 9
AM was my best study time.
That's when my mind was ready to go.
And that's when the material would
stick, whether I was reading, whether I
was looking at videos.
Whatever study tools I was using,
that was the best time for me.
Late night after work, that didn't work for me.
Midday didn't work for me.
Early morning was the best time for me.
And that's when I did my best studying.
I'm gonna pause for a minute to see if I can
answer some of these questions.
Kaitlin, are we do OK on getting some of the questions answered?
KAITLIN HENNESSY: We're doing fine right now, James.
There was one clarification about how this formula alters
to apply to online courses when we don't have classroom time.
I suggested that her credit hour the general formula would
be you should plan to study at least two times that amount
weekly.
So if you were in a three credit course,
you'd ought to expect to study at least six hours each week.
JAMES BLEDSOE: Thank you.
Thank you, I agree.
Thank you for translating that over.
OK, next we want to talk about where to study.
And this is an area that, again, I'm
going to do some personal experiences here.
But again, I'm going to draw on what I give students--
I've been here now at Washington State University 18 years.
A lot of that was in retention counseling.
And so where the study is very important.
And cutting to the chase here, if you
can find something that has the same environment as a library,
that is going to be your place where you don't have
the interruptions, where you can reflect on things,
and you really want to make sure you take this to heart
where you study.
Because if you have the interruptions,
the phone is going off, the people
are knocking at the door, maybe there's background noise,
those things are going to be a distraction.
And over time, you're not going to be
able to digest the information the way that you should.
So for instance, during my undergrad,
I would use the ninth floor of the library in a back corner.
And I would be there four or five hours a day.
It was quiet.
It was out of the way.
And if I had questions, particularly
when I was doing research or I needed some more background
information on a particular topic
to help me understand the topic, there
was always someone I could go to for help.
Maybe looking up a book.
Again, you can have study groups in the library
if you find a nice quiet space.
I understand that studying quiet may be not fit for everybody.
Obviously, there are times when I
study with the radio on faintly in the background.
I get that.
Getting yourself up to a comfortable, reflective state
of mind is what you want to be able to do.
So once you're there, you want to make
sure you return to that environment
and do those things that get you ready to absorb
this information.
Again, we want to stick away from cramming,
so we want to make sure that we use our time wisely.
OK, test preparation.
Test preparation.
Get yourself prepared by studying.
Take a practice test.
See which questions you missed and study those questions,
so that you're ready for the exam.
Now, I always recommend, especially
in those classes where you have a test
book or some type of material that gives you
at the end of the book, the Class Book or the material,
vocabulary words that are important for that chapter,
or it gives you a quick little quiz
just to kind of review the information that you just read,
I recommend that people go through that first.
It kind of helps you to anticipate
what you're about to read for that chapter or that piece
of information that you get.
Again, it's important to know the vocabulary
word or key words that are important to that chapter
and make sure that you just don't grace over them
without fully understanding their definition
and the context in which they're being used in relation
to that academic topic.
And so anything you can do to give you
as much preparation, but also confidence
in you knowing that the material, you have to do that.
So if there's a practice that's available,
take the practice test.
Take it several times.
Take it until you know all the answers,
and you can anticipate all the questions
like the back of your hand.
If there is little study guides to be used, use those.
Again, going back to your study group,
and maybe, again, you're using the flashcard method.
Again, you can pair up with somebody
and do flashcards over, and over, and over
until this information is, again,
going from short-term memory to long-term memory.
You're actually becoming an expert in the subject matter.
And that's where you want to get yourself when
you're preparing for an exam.
OK, back to test preparation and the environment.
If you happen been to be in a situation
where you're living with other people
or you're sharing a space with other people,
taking the time to make sure people
understand and know that you're studying,
and set the parameters for what you're
going to be doing for the next 90 minutes or two hours.
Again, avoid noise distractions.
Learn to say no.
Now, for me what this means when we say,
learn to say no is that a lot of times when you sit down
to study there might be that friend, that person trying
to get ahold of you through Facebook
or through social media and your phone
is set for bells and whistles to go off every time someone
tries to contact or wants to communicate
with you about something that has nothing
to do with your subject matter.
Those are the things you have to avoid.
Learning to say no.
So it's not always a verbal no.
It's you know what, I'm not going
to have social media access.
I'm not going to meet my friend who just asked me to meet
them downtown for dinner.
It'd be nice to meet for dinner, but I've
got to get this study time, because it's
the best time of day.
Once you agree the best time of day,
if that's my best time of day, and I've got access
to the environment that I need, and I've got access
to the people that can answer questions if I have trouble
with my study time, or it may be the time that you set aside
to communicate with the professor
by email or through video conference,
you don't want anything to get in the way of what
you set aside to help you get prepared for your exam.
Remember, you're trying to space your time out
and use it effectively over a two week, three week, maybe
a one month period.
All of us are busy.
You're busy.
Some of you may be working full-time,
part-time, have a lot of other responsibilities.
And when you set this time aside to prepare for your exam,
it's got to be sacred.
It's got to be something you stick to.
So that the art of saying no as it relates to your study time
is very, very, very important.
So now we get to general tips on test preparation.
OK, test prep.
Study in short distributed sessions
rather than mass practice cramming sessions.
I've kind of alluded to this several times
that I was going to get back to this topic.
Here's why.
When you think about how the brain works,
I like to use the analogy it's similar to how we digest food.
So I like Subway sandwiches.
If I'm going to go get a Subway sandwich, a foot-long sandwich,
I'm not going to now take that sandwich,
and in one bite stuff it down my throat and just eat that.
That's not how the human body digests food.
I will take small bites of that sandwich
and do what I need to do and there's a chewing,
and swallowing, and making sure it goes down
before I get to the next bite.
It's going to be in small bites.
Small bites, I'm not going to cram that sandwich down.
And in my opinion, and the research that I have done,
the brain works in a similar fashion.
You can try to cram everything into your brain right a test.
You can try to do that.
And some of that information you might hold on to.
But it'll be short-term.
It won't be for very long.
And a lot of that information you
won't remember for the test.
So the key is you want to study in a way that
commits everything to your long-term memory.
You want to master the material as you go in for a test.
So that's why it's so important to distribute your time
and take small bites.
Master small parts of the information before you
move on to the next, so that the information is digested.
You can talk about the information.
You can write the information.
You can display your knowledge in several different ways,
because you've committed it to your long-term memory.
Next, begin your study session by reviewing your lecture
notes.
If the test is comprehensive, review it one unit at a time.
Review the text book readings.
Reread the textbook introductions, the conclusions,
anything that's italicized, the bold face headings.
These are all tips in terms of familiarizing yourself
with material.
Any time you come across something,
I'm going to reiterate this again, anytime
you come across something that you don't understand
a word, a phrase, a whole paragraph where you just didn't
get it, make sure you highlight, indicate it, rewrite it to make
sure you have a chance to find out the definition,
or find out the context and how it's being used
present that information to your professor,
present that information maybe within your study group,
online study group, or whoever.
Maybe you have a partner that's helping you to study,
and you can look up information the together.
But making sure that you're looking at all these things,
so that you're not just digesting the material,
but you're identifying things that you
need a little more feedback on.
Also, this last bullet.
Review the study guide.
Never take a study guide lightly.
The more information you can use to give you
a different perspective of the information
is only going to enhance and broaden
your understanding and your perception of the material.
Again, this is a process of committing everything
to long-term memory.
Now, what if they don't give study guides.
A lot of times, you've got to rely on your
what I call your inner mentor.
You've got to create your own study guide.
And that's what you do within the readings
where you highlight different things
and underline different things that you
feel are key things that you need to understand.
And you pull them out of the book, out of the readings.
And maybe you look up more information
using YouTube, using other books,
in your study groups talking about it.
But sometimes you've got to create your own study guide,
so that you can follow when there's not one study
guide being given out.
Maybe in that study group or maybe with a partner
you work together, even if it's online through email,
the two of you are the three of you
to put something together and, again, create your own study
guide.
When you put two or three heads together,
and you identify things that you all feel are important,
you can make a really clear and concise study guide that
helps everyone in the group.
Again, when it comes to making your own study guide,
creating outlines and concept maps--
now I prefer creating outlines.
I love to read two or three pages,
and go back, and kind of write down
what was covered in those two or three pages.
Sometimes I'll just write at the top of the book
or at the top of the paper that I'm reading,
or maybe sometimes when you're getting attachments online
there's a highlighting feature where you can cut and paste
information to Microsoft Word.
And, again, you're basically creating your own outline,
but you're highlighting things yourself using the computer
tools, again, to highlight those things that are important when
you compare them with people in your study group
or you're going over these things on a daily basis
as you work up to your exam.
Again, these are all the things that
are going to commit everything to your long-term memory
and help you to be able to display your knowledge
in multiple ways.
Predict possible test questions.
I hate to say predicting, but I would more so
say that comes through meeting time or communication
with your professor and trying to get a handle on what
test format is going to be.
And just talking to the professor, even if it's email,
the way you ask questions and the way
the professor answers those questions,
or asking the professor to elaborate
on a particular topic, or helping
you understand a particular vocabulary word within or term,
when you ask Professor to a elaborate,
sometimes they're kind of giving a clue as to how
the possible test questions are going to be framed.
So the more you can get the professor
to communicate with you and elaborate
on different subjects, the more you
get an idea possibly on how these test questions
are going to be put together.
OK, after individual review and study,
meet with a study partner or group.
Have each member bring questions over the lecture and assigned
readings.
The last bullet there is quiz each other
and discuss key ideas for the course.
Now, again, sometimes you've got to get
a lot of this done online through email
or I assume there's different chat rooms where
you can form your study groups.
I'm actually taking a few classes online myself.
So again, part of a study group is the beauty of it
is getting a chance to exchange your notes,
exchange your questions, and helping each other
to answer the questions.
If you get in a regular routine of a study group,
and all of you are listening to the lectures online,
you're doing the readings, and you've got three or four people
meeting in the study group, a lot of times you've got you
guys together can't help but have a good idea of what's
going to be important in terms of what you need
to know for this test or exam.
OK, and then lastly, this bullet about this general tips,
get a good night's rest.
The quality of your education often
depends on sufficient sleep.
I'll tell you what, some people might
think this should go without saying,
but if you're not getting proper rest it affects your thinking
process.
It affects your memory.
It affects your ability to communicate.
It affects your ability to recall information, especially
in times when you're a little bit nervous, and stressed,
and A little bit of anxiety has set in.
So it's very important to get your rest.
I made some corrections recently in my ability
to sleep after doing a sleep test.
And my sleep is so much better.
My thinking is so much clearer.
I'm able to remember things and recall things so much better.
And there's no doubt in my mind that if you're not
able to get the proper rest, you're
not going to be able to recall or digest
the information properly.
So it's not just about getting good rest right
before the test.
It's about getting good rest while you set aside that study
time.
All those weeks that you set aside for study time,
you've got to make sure your getting the good rest,
so that you're able to digest the information
and commit to your long-term memory
to be able to recall it when you need it
OK, we're going to continue on with general tips on test
taking.
Let me get all this out here.
Don't schedule appointments immediately after the test.
Don't study right up until the test.
Number three, assess your time.
How much time is given to complete the test?
Let's spend some time here on number three for a moment here.
I'm going to switch over from test taking to say a job
interview just to compare.
When someone's going to interview me for a job,
they tell me right up front, we're
going to ask you a few questions,
and we have 20 minutes to do the interview.
We're going to probably ask you eight to 10 questions.
When you give me numbers like that,
I automatically start doing the math.
And if I'm to get about 10 questions
and you want me to do this interview in 20 minutes,
I know I've got about a minute and 1/2 to two minutes
to answer each question.
Well, the same thing is true when taking a test.
You've got to understand how much time you
have to complete the test, how much time you need
to answer all the questions, which questions are most
time consuming, you've got to be ready to watch the time,
so sometimes you've got to put yourself in a position
where you can see the time on your computer,
or you've got a clock in front of you,
so that you can keep track of the time,
and also of an understanding of which questions
are worth the most points.
Now, let me let me say this.
I've seen exams before where when you look at it the way
it's structured, 10% of the test is
going to be vocabulary, matching, or multiple choice,
or fill in the blank, and then 90% of the test
is going to be essay.
A lot of times what I will suggest
is if you can skip the part that's
only going to be worth 10% of your score and work
on the essay first, because that's
90% of what you're going to do.
And then come back and do the other part that's only worth
10%.
Again, you want to be careful, and watch the time,
and understand how much time you have.
If you have a test that's a lot of essay in terms of you're
going type in your answer, personal statement, or whatnot.
And maybe you know that it takes you a little bit of time
to read the question, and then formulate your answers,
and then actually commit to the typing or the writing
if it's a proctor test, so you want
to make sure that you understand OK, well, it's going
take me a little bit of time.
So I need to make sure.
I've only got 40 minutes.
I'd better set aside 38 minutes to make sure I
get that part of the test done.
So all of this is just strategy, but being
aware of how many questions, what type of questions,
the point breakdown, and where you're going to score the most
points, all of those things are important as it
relates to assessing your time.
The next important point before I leave general tips
on test taking is number four.
Carefully read the instructions.
I don't care if it's a quiz, midterm, exam,
after you finish your degree if you're
taking a national exam, GRE, the LSAT, all of these things
are you can to lose so many points by not reading
the instructions.
So every time you click to a new page of questions
or you turn the page to a new page of questions,
make sure you read the instructions.
Don't assume that whatever the instructions we're
on page number two, well, page number three looks the same,
I assume the instructions are the same.
That is a way to really lose a lot of points,
because sometimes the instructions will change.
And you might be asked to do one thing
like pick all those questions that have terminology
that need the same thing.
And the page then turns and the instructions
are on the same place on the page,
and it will say something like now
pick those things that are opposite.
And you didn't take the time to read that,
and now you're going through those questions based
on the instructions you read on the page before.
So it is important to read the instructions
on every single page as mundane as it may seem or tedious,
make sure you understand the instructions for each page
or each section of a test or an exam.
There are a few more general tips on test taking.
OK, jot down any immediate answers or pieces
of information that come to mind.
Answer questions worth the most points.
We kind of went over that.
Ask the instructor about any questions
that you may have about test directions.
And so again, any time you can communicate
with the instructor, even if asked beforehand,
to kind of get an idea of how that test is formatted,
whatever you can draw from that is just going to be helpful.
Going back to number five, jot down
any immediate answers or pieces of information
that comes to your mind.
I'm jotting down things all the time, especially when
I'm doing the reading.
I write in my books.
I underline in my books.
I highlight.
I do whenever I can in terms of identifying information
that I'm just not familiar with or identifying information
that I know is going to be important.
Now, these are things that all lead up
to the first test you may have with an instructor.
But once you take one test and you kind of
know how the tests work, hopefully you'll
have another opportunity with the final exam,
or another quiz, or midterm, or whatnot to redeem yourself
if you didn't do well on the first midterm or exam,
and you kind of know how the test is set up now.
And so you've got to figure that in to your preparation
time and your study time in terms of what you study,
and how long you study, and what you prepare for,
and making sure that you're ready to execute the next time
around you take the test.
OK, number eight.
Leave time to redo your answers.
Check for grammar, spelling, omitted words,
and, again, if you kind of know how much time you have to test
and how many questions, sometimes you
set up how much time you're going to take
to answer each question.
But then also figure in a little bit of time
to go back and check your grammar and spelling.
So for instance, again, let's say
I've got 20 minutes for a little quiz, or a midterm.
I've got 20 minutes.
And maybe I've got 20 questions.
And I figure, OK, that means I've
got about two minutes per question
before I have to go onto the next one.
But if you want to leave some time
for checking grammar, and spelling, and omitted words,
maybe you take a minute and 1/2 to answer each question.
And each question you finish your game in 30 seconds.
And so in that 30 seconds at the end of
say at the end of the test, you've
now set aside maybe four, five, six,
minutes to go back and check your grammar quickly,
and your spelling, and your omitted words.
So sometimes you can budget that in when you kind of know
how much time you have and how many questions you're
going to be to be dealing with.
OK, if there's extra time add to or complete answers.
Remember to complete skipped questions.
You know, a lot of us have learned over the years
to get to the questions we know first,
and then go back, and answer the questions
that we're kind of having to make an educated guess on.
Just make sure you are checking back for any questions
that you skipped.
You always got to remind yourself of that.
And usually, before I take a test or do an interview,
I always remind myself that I'm going to go back.
First, I decide I'm going to skip those things that
take too much of my time.
And I remind myself I'm going to go back and answer
those things.
I'm not going to leave it out or leave it blank.
And then finally, you may feel more relaxed, and as a result
remember more at this point.
Sure, when you set aside some extra time
toward the end of your test or exam,
sometimes it gives you a chance to take a deep breath.
Sometimes it gives you time a time to gather your confidence
and say, you know what, that wasn't so bad.
Sometimes it gives you a chance to just reflect.
And in that reflection time when you're relaxed,
sometimes more information comes back.
And this is what we're talking about,
you can go back and add information sometimes
or correct some of the answers that you
gave if you're taking that type of test that
allows you to go back and make corrections on any thing
that you answer.
So in any case, again, that comes with some practice.
You don't want to stress yourself out and not
give yourself enough time to ask questions.
But at the same time, you want to set aside some time
to relax and check your work.
Let's review some of the test taking errors
that people make and I've seen over the years.
Number one, the person did not follow the directions
for the test.
You know, I've seen people who knew the material, studied
the right way, prepared the right way,
they are expert in that subject matter,
and they just got the directions wrong,
and they all their questions come out wrong.
Again, as you go to each section of the test
you've got to remember to breathe.
You've got to remember to relax.
And you've got to remember to read the directions in a way
that you know exactly what you're about to do
as you answer the questions.
Another common error is did not calculate how much time
spent on each question in order to have time
to complete all of them.
Again, we've talked extensively about that.
You've got to know from the get go how much time you have,
and how many questions, and quickly
be able to designate how much time you're going to spend
on answering each question.
Again, once you take a test once with a professor,
you kind of understand her style, or his style,
or the framework, or how their tests are put together.
And so sometimes you've got to go through it just
to better prepare the second time around.
And just hope that you're not taking a class
where there's one comprehensive test at the end,
because then you don't have a second chance.
So in any case, make sure you calculating your time
correctly.
Again, did not read the questions carefully.
Again, reading questions carefully
comes with being relaxed, and focused,
and staying in your confidence.
That's what we're trying to get you to focus on,
being relaxed when you read the directions
and when you're reading the questions.
OK, some more common errors.
You did not understand the question,
and did not seek clarification from an instructor.
If you have that liberty within how
you're taking your online exam or test,
if you're able to clarify with the professor
if you don't understand the question,
take advantage of that option.
Sometimes you don't have that option,
and that's understandable.
I get that.
But sometimes there's no way to get around that,
except for going through the test the first time
and learning from experience the second time around.
And having those questions ahead of time
that dialogue with the professor,
because a lot of times in that dialogue with the professor,
he or she is going to reveal what's important on the test.
And you're going to hear some terminology sometime
that's going to be on the test.
But you'll hear it ahead of time,
and you might not understand it.
And that's when you're going to ask, well, wait a minute.
Can you clarify that?
Can you talk about that a little bit more.
That's why it's important to engage the professor
in dialogue as part of your study routine
as often as you can.
Another missed error, the person wrote lots of words,
but did not answer the question.
I can use an example where I was to an evaluator for people
who were writing personal statements for scholarships,
for instance.
I'll just use this as an example.
And students wrote a lot of words,
but they did not answer the question.
A lot of times when you want to make
sure the reader or the evaluator knows
that you know the material, those first two sentences
need to be direct with that terminology that's
related to the material, so that right off the bat
you're answering the question directly.
And then the last one there, the third bullet where people lose
points or make errors, their answers were disorganized.
And so sometimes when you see a question,
you have to take a moment, think about how you're
going to answer it, and then answer in a way
that you know the person is going to understand what you're
trying to communicate.
But never just write your answer without being able to look back
and say, you know what, this is not an organized
display of my knowledge.
So you put in hard work studying,
you don't want to mess it up by not delivering your answer
in an organized fashion.
Before I move forward, are there any questions,
we can take right now, Kaitlin that maybe I
can answer directly?
KAITLIN HENNESSY: No, we're good now.
Thank you, James.
JAMES BLEDSOE: OK, all right.
Well, these are more test taking errors.
Some of these you've heard before,
but, again, the handwriting was not legible.
But again, sometimes you're typing,
so that's not always an error.
But spell checks are in order.
OK, another error could be you did not know the subject matter
very well.
And again, I'm getting back to, all of you
probably noticed I used the phrase subject matter expert.
Anything that I'm studying or when
I'm helping a student to master material,
I always talk about subject matter expert,
that you want to be studying to what
you feel is that you're an expert in this subject matter,
in terms of what you just read or what you just listen to
on the video.
That you can get to a point where you can repeat it back.
You have read the chapter so many times
that every time you read a page, as you
come to the end of that page, you
can anticipate what's on the next page.
This is when you know you're committing things
to your long-term memory.
And sometimes we don't study to the point
where we know the subject matter very well.
We don't study to the point where we can write it,
we can say, we give can even lecture on it ourselves
if we needed to as test takers.
You need to be able to get to that point or as close
as you can to that point.
Because when you can display your knowledge
in multiple ways, that's letting you know it's in there,
it's made my long term memory.
And when I need to recall it, I'm going to be ready,
and I'm going to be confident.
I'm not going to talk myself out of that a
that I know I deserve, because I put in the study time.
OK, so how to avoid these errors.
Again, we've talked extensively about preparing adequately
and studying enough.
I think if you understand your learning style
and you set aside enough time from the outset to get ready,
I think will study adequately.
We talked about reading the instructions to really
stay disciplined in that area.
We talked about understanding the question.
Again, sometimes that comes with beforehand,
any terminology, any vocabulary that you really
don't understand, you really don't
know the definition of it, make sure you look it up,
so that you know the context of the paragraph or the page
that you're reading of the information
that you're looking at.
Because you just don't want to skip things
that you don't understand, because you'll
miss the whole point.
You'll miss the whole lesson.
You'll miss the whole learning targets, the whole learning
objective for that material.
Take your time within the allowed limits.
Again, if you set aside the right amount
of time based on a number of questions and the total time
that you have, again, you can build in some relax time.
You can stay comfortable and avoid getting too tense
or stressed out as you're studying for something
and as you're taking the test.
Make sure you review your test before turning in.
That's the last bullet there.
Again, sometimes you've got to set aside
some time in how you do your time management for the exam,
so that you have time to review what you're turning it
or what you're hitting submit on if you are taking something
online.
OK, we've got a little bit of time.
And there's a lot of information here.
But I think you all are familiar with the types of tests
that you may encounter in your online programs of study,
the multiple choice, true and false,
fill-in the blank, matching, short answer, and the essay.
Let me just say this rather than go through all those slides,
hear me on this.
The essay.
I learned this in my undergrad, and I
have to flunk a course just to come back, and retake
the course, and get an a.
And the reason when I talked to the professor
after hand, because I thought I had studied well.
I thought I had written down enough information
from the test.
The professor told me, Bledsoe, you
did not display your knowledge.
And you all have heard me use that over, and over, again.
It's been 25 years since my undergrad.
This point, this lesson has never left me.
An essay is your chance to display your knowledge.
You can never write too much when
it comes to an essay or a personal statement.
Now, you can write too much if you
look at the bullet above that when you
talk about the short answer.
You can buy too much there.
When you're dealing with a short answer on a test,
you want to make sure you get to the point right away.
Again, don't write a lot of words that really
don't pertain to the answer.
Don't worry about developing your answer.
Just get right to the point, because remember,
it's a short answer.
Matching types of tests, again, you
want to do a good job of as you answer
things make sure you cross them off,
so you don't answer them twice.
And make sure you take your time and you
make the logical selections.
There's not a lot to talk about when it comes to matching,
but you've got to make sure that as you see maybe you're
matching terminology or vocabulary words,
make sure you go through those on the test
as you're reading them.
And make sure you restate them in mind
what each one of those terms means just
to reacquaint yourself and make sure you're
on the same page with what it's asking.
And then begin to match.
OK, make sure you state what each term means.
And sometimes that'll help you understand what
it's asking you to match it to.
Fill in the blank, there's only one answer.
When you read a question on a fill-in the blank--
so for instances, here's the question.
A method of research for a psychologist who
is studying different age group cohorts cognitive development
for 25 years is called.
Well, right away the question is asking me
what is a method of research.
So maybe this is something where you were given five or six
different methods for research.
So right off the bat, that's what
that question is answering.
Which method of research is for psychologists.
And then it goes on the rest of the question.
But understand with asking you first before you just
try to recognize some things that are in the question
and then answer too quickly.
So no what it's asking you first before
you go directly to put your answer in the blank.
True or false.
Again, when you read the question sometimes
you can pick up on things in the question that let you know OK,
this is going to be a false answer
or this is going to be a true answer.
A lot of times when the question is asking something that's
asking if it's absolute or is asking several different things
and it's absolute, sometime that's going to be an easy flag
and say, that's usually the cause.
But the bottom line is this, I really
don't want to recommend any strategies
for how to do true or false.
Honestly, when you know the material,
you've getting yourself as close as you can
to being an expert in the subject matter, true false
are usually pretty easy.
I know some of us think that professors try to word things
to kind of trip us up, but they're
wording things in a way, I think,
that is trying to assess if you really know the information.
So if you've done the right type of studying preparation,
true or false and multiple choice hopefully over time
are not a problem for you.
But the strategy really, in my opinion, for multiple choice
and true false types of tests are actually
knowing the material ahead of time,
so that those answers just jump out at you.
Do any of you experienced burnout
in terms of your preparation for studying?
OK.
I've got yes.
Yes.
OK.
And do any of you experience--
OK, yes, especially when it's a subject that you don't enjoy.
Thank you, Heather.
Well, that burnout may signal, without even really through all
this, sometimes that burnout has to do with studying too long,
trying to cram things in, but you
have to get yourself to a relaxed state of mind.
You basically have to convince yourself that you're capable
and that everything is going to be all right.
You put in the time, everything's
going to be all right.
But I'll tell you what, sometimes anxiety
can trigger burnout.
And this is my opinion, again, 20 some years in the business.
I'm just going to shoot straight on this.
If you're telling yourself the entire time
that you're preparing for it, yes, during your study time,
the days that you set aside to study--
If you're reminding yourself, I don't take tests very well.
I'm not good at taking tests.
I've always been bad at taking tests.
I never really want to take tests.
It makes me nervous.
It makes me this.
It makes me that.
What you're doing is something called internal dialogue.
And you're talking yourself out of doing well on a test
right then and there.
And if you're doing that every day, you're reinforcing that.
And if you're reinforcing it, it's
almost like your state of mind is in a dilemma.
You're studying, and you're trying
to take in the information, but then there's
this background voice that's saying,
you're not good at tests.
You've never been good at tests.
You're not going to do well on the test.
You're not going to score high enough on the test.
And you've got to know to stop, to cut yourself off
when you hear that inner voice or that inner dialogue that's
negative.
You've got to cut yourself off, and now
do something that relaxes you, that's positive.
Maybe if it's reiterating positive affirmation, telling
yourself it's going to be OK.
Stop for a minute.
Play some inspirational music.
Look at something inspirational.
Maybe it's a picture.
Maybe it's gazing out at the window at the scenery.
Maybe it's going for a short drive.
Maybe it's going for a short walk.
And while you're walking, you're telling yourself,
I can do this.
It's going to be fine.
I know what's on the test.
I know it's going to be on the test.
I'm getting my rest.
I'm going to study correctly.
I've got to study.
If you do positive affirmations and keep
those negative thoughts out, when it comes time for you
to sit back down and study again,
you're going to get yourself in a state of mind
where that information is coming into a relaxed mind,
a relaxed spirit, and it's moving itself
to long-term memory.
So sometimes that's kind of the way
you avoid the burnout is not to let yourself get so stressed
out about how you're going to perform on the test
when you should be concentrating on your preparation and study
for the test.
And not allowing anxiety to build up.
When you hear that internal voice, cut it off.
I'm talking about it it's negative.
Cut it off and replace it with positive thoughts,
positive feelings, positive emotions,
doing things that make you happy,
or just rather breathing, drinking water, putting
a smile on your face.
But you can do this.
This whole thing that we talk about
test taking tips and getting ready for tests, this study
portion, you can do it.
But you have to constantly work on keeping yourself
in the right state of mind.
And lastly, before I close, those same things that you
do while you're preparing and studying for a test,
you've got to do that once the test starts.
You can't be five minutes out from a test saying, OK,
this is it.
I'm going to fail this.
I'm not ready.
And all of a sudden that internal dialogue
starts up again.
You're getting yourself into a state of mind that's
ready to now fail the test.
And you've got to stay positive with your comments to yourself.
Because if you're going to think it, and you're going to say it,
then you're going to do it.
So if you think negatively and say
things that are negative in your mind,
you're going to perform negatively.
But if you think positively, and keep yourself relaxed,
keep yourself happy and calm, and say
things that help you to stay in that state of mind,
you're going to free yourself up to display your knowledge
in multiple ways.
And you're going to score that grade that you truly
deserve based on the time that you've put in.
KAITLIN HENNESSY: I did have a question
on a little more about test anxiety.
Specifically, where you have a type of test anxiety
where you can study beforehand, but then
blank when you're taking the test.
Do you have any helpful tips or strategies
for helping to deal with that?
JAMES BLEDSOE: Yeah, here's what I
have used, because first remember
I think this thing that type of thing happens to all of us,
whether it's a test, whether we're about to go on stage
and speak, whether we're about to start
a test taking tips webinars.
Those types of things happen.
And a lot of times all the information
that you've taken in, and you that you've studied,
sometimes you've got to kick-start the recall
portion of your brain.
So you might memorize a sentence ahead of time that
directs your thought process.
So a better example might be maybe
you're taking a early American history exam.
You might put a sentence together
that has a few details that you've come up with that,
that sentence helps you to trigger
all this other information that you've been studying.
But sometimes you've got to focus your brain on the topic,
on the matter.
You've got to do something to kick-start it.
So sometimes it's putting that sentence together
like, OK, this country was formed in 1776.
George Washington was the first president.
And it went into civil war in 1861.
Now, that's an odd sentence.
But I put that sentence together,
because it helped me to now focus
on the time period between 1776 and 1861,
the formation of the United States
and the Civil War that happened.
Now my mind is focused.
I've got the time period.
I put that sentence together.
I memorized it.
And now it's getting me in the right state of mind
to display my knowledge.
It's almost like giving yourself a cue, your own cue that
cues you into the subject matter,
to what you're about to do.
You've got to have that cue ready.
It might be a word.
It might be a sentence, but it's got
to pertain to something that makes
you think about the material that you've got already locked
in here ready to display.
You just need something to kick-start the right state
of mind for you.
Any other questions?
KAITLIN HENNESSY: Thank you so much, James.
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Sen Anlat Karadeniz / You Tell All Black Sea Trailer - Episode 7 (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 0:56.
♪ My hope is dying off, almost gone ♪ - Mercan had already taken the right off. Why the hell did you give it back to her?
♪ It slips away without looking back ♪ - My word is my bond. I cannot break up with her.
♪ I cannot bring myself to say ♪ - Boy, countries get separated, why the hell can you not?
- Sister-in-law, don't... - If I don't...
♪ The others brought it up, I went up in flames ♪ - ...you'll sacrifice yourself, my pasha.
You are in love with Nefes!
♪ You were there for a moment and gone next, you put me in misery ♪ - You... Don't. Do not throw both of you in the fire.
♪ Your eyes are in mine but I don't know where your heart is ♪ - What else could happen, other then me pining for the impossible?
♪ As far as I know, you have a sweetie ♪ - I cannot touch her, inhale her scent, caress her hair, hold her hand.
♪ Somewhere in a city that I only know from the maps ♪
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CHARLOTTE TILBURY Hollywood Flawless Filter Review+Demo! Red carpet makeup in a highlighter? - Duration: 3:41.
Hey guys welcome back to my channel so today I have for you a review and a demo of the new Charlotte Tilbury
Hollywood filter, it is a kind of hybrid
Primer slash glow you can use it all over your face on the high points
You can use it alone if you want to under makeup over makeup
It looks like an absolutely fantastic
product now it's said that Charlotte was inspired by social media filters and
kind of that filter effect that the stars all have when they're on camera and
She wanted to bring that to everyone it does come in seven shades. I picked mine up at Nordstrom you get the typical
30-mil and it is
$44 now the color that I did pick up is too light
And this is what the bottle looks like just like this and it does have a doe foot applicator
Let's get started so I prepped my
skin with the Laneige water Bank moisturizer and giving this it goes plus the elta MD UV
Clear my favorite sunscreen. No I went ahead and used the
Charlotte Tilbury Hollywood filter on
The high points of my cheeks kind of under my eyes around my forehead a little bit above my Cupid's bow and down my nose
And I patted it in with my fingers a little you know
rather than patting it in with my fingers, and then I went ahead and
followed that up with
Clay to PO the foundation, and I got it in color
Oh 20 and I used two damp Beauty Blender took off that in now, I think the glow is absolutely beautiful
this product is
paraben free talc free fragrance free gluten-free nut-free alcohol free not tested on animals
Made in Italy when off-camera and checked it in a regular mirror
And I will say that
It's super glowy like it is. No joke glowy it does contain mica, so it's real
you know in your face, and it also contains some oil I
definitely think that if you are normal anything oily or
Normal like even if your combo this won't be for you. You will not like it
However, if you are dry like me you might love it
I
Attached my makeup put a little bit of actually Charlotte Tilbury film star on the glow on I have a little bit of my Lumiere
Powder and I definitely just think that it my face looks kind of radiant
But in a really nice natural way, so I really really enjoyed this product quite a bit
I think that you get a lot from your money for a
Primer that you aren't even going to apply over your entire face most of us aren't going to do that
I think that this is gonna last a really long time the seven shades that it comes in go from fair to dark
I'm enjoying this quite a bit you guys so I picked mine up like I said at
Nordstrom you can also get it from the Charlotte Tilbury website, but I highly encourage you to stop into Nordstrom and request a sample
Certainly if you are anything like I said earlier then normal
And it's a shot you guys. This was a fantastic product from Charlotte Tilbury
thank you guys so much for watching if you enjoyed this video give it a thumbs up, and if you're not subscribed to my
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17 Law of Attraction Affirmations to Raise Your Vibration Now - Duration: 3:30.
17 Law of Attraction Affirmations to Raise Your Vibration Now
Today I�d like to share with you a few Law of Attraction affirmations to raise your vibration!
As you probably know already, the words and ideas we focus on have a tremendous impact
on how we view the world, and on the quality of our reality!
Focusing on expansive and positive ideas has significant impact on the quality of our lives.
So, with that being said, below are 17 Law of Attraction affirmations.
Run through this list and pick out a few that resonate highly with you.
You may find it useful to write these ideas down and keep them somewhere handy (on your
fridge, by your bed, in your workspace, etc.).
Law of Attraction Affirmations to Raise Your Vibration Now
Things in my life continue to get better and better and better through the Law of Attraction.
When I relax and enjoy my life, everything magically snaps into place in the most perfect
of ways.
Creation is simple.
As a result, the more I step into simplicity, the more I bear witness to the magnificence
of creation.
All things in my life are here to serve me.
As I step into the knowledge that everything is here for a reason, I allow myself to be
shown what these reasons are.
I have the capacity to love, enjoy and be happy, and I resonate in these states regularly.
My happiness inspires and uplifts those around me.
For this reason, being happy not only serves me, but serves everyone else in my life.
I have the power to shift into infinitely higher realms of consciousness.
There is a greater power orchestrating my life on my behalf, and it has my very best
interests at heart at all times.
The negative experiences in my life are only here to teach me what no longer serves me,
so that I may release myself from limitations I no longer wish to carry.
Things work out best for me when I let them work themselves out.
My physical health is greatly enhanced when I choose to love myself more.
This is an infinite universe with infinite resources.
As such, I always have the ability to tap into greater abundance, as does everyone else
in the universe.
Anything that makes me feel bad is simply a reflection of limitations I am ready to
let go of.
In this way, my negative feelings serve me in a exceptionally positive way.
All positive feelings I experience are reflections of loving beliefs I have about myself, others
and the whole of creation.
The more I choose to feel good in life, the more good feelings flow to me naturally through
the Law of Attraction.
Every conscious positive thought of mine creates an infinite ripple effect of positivity through
the entirety of the universe.
My existence is fundamental to the whole of the universe.
Without me, creation would be incomplete.
For this reason, I am eternally worthy of my place in this life and beyond.
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English Homographs - Duration: 6:57.
Hello! Tudo bem? Qué tal? Ça va?
What's up guys?
Today, we're going to be looking at some homographs.
Homographs are words that have the same spelling, but have different pronunciations and meanings.
These words are very important,
because many English learners have trouble distinguishing between them.
But by the end of this video, you'll be able to correctly pronounce and use four different pairs of homographs
that'll be useful for your English.
Before we get started, remember to activate the English subtitles if you need them,
and click on the subscribe button and the little bell to receive all of my new videos.
Are you ready? Let's take a look!
Alright, the first pair of homographs that we're going to look at are these two words:
They're spelled exactly the same, of course, but their pronunciation and meaning is different.
One of them is a noun, and the other one is a verb.
Let's start with the noun.
The correct pronunciation of this word is progress.
Notice that the stress is on the first syllable.
Here are a few examples of how to use it in a sentence:
Good, now let's take a look at the verb.
The correct pronunciation of this word is progress.
Notice that the stress is on the second syllable.
Here are a few examples of it in a sentence:
So, remember: the noun form of the word is pronounced like this:
and the verb form of the word is pronounced like this:
Listen to the difference:
Okay, the next pair of homographs that we're going to look at are these two words:
One of them is an adjective, and the other one is a noun.
Let's start with the adjective.
The correct pronunciation of this word is content.
Notice that the stress is on the second syllable.
This adjective refers to a positive emotion or state of being. Being content means being at peace.
Here are a few examples of it used in a sentence:
Good, now let's take a look at the noun.
The correct pronunciation of this word is content.
Notice that the stress is on the first syllable.
This noun usually refers to the parts or ideas of some book, essay, video, film, or any other material.
Here are a few examples of it used in a sentence:
So, remember: the adjective form of the word is pronounced like this:
and the noun form of the word is pronounced like this:
Listen to the difference:
Alright, the third pair of homographs that we're going to look at are these two words:
One of them is a noun, and the other one is a verb.
Let's start with the noun.
The correct pronunciation of this word is object.
Notice that the stress is on the first syllable.
This noun usually refers to some kind of physical item, or to a purpose or goal.
Here are a few examples of it used in a sentence:
Good, now let's take a look at the verb.
The correct pronunciation of this word is object.
Notice that the stress is on the second syllable.
This verb means to disagree with or oppose something or some action.
Here are a few examples of it used in a sentence:
So, remember: the noun form of the word is pronounced like this:
and the verb form of the word is pronounced like this:
Listen to the difference:
Okay, the last pair of homographs that we're going to look at are these two words:
One of them is a verb, and the other one is a noun.
Let's start with the verb.
The correct pronunciation of this word is produce.
Notice that the stress is on the second syllable.
This verb usually refers to making or creating something.
Here are a few examples of it used in a sentence:
Good, now let's take a look at the noun.
The correct pronunciation of this word is produce.
Notice that the stress is on the first syllable.
This noun is usually used to refer to fruits and vegetables as a whole.
Here are a few examples of it used in a sentence:
So, remember: the verb form of the word is pronounced like this:
and the noun form of the word is pronounced like this:
Listen to the difference:
Alright, I hope this video was helpful for you.
If you'd like, click on the link in the description box to follow me on Instagram.
And as always, give this video a like,
share it with your friends and family,
and subscribe to the channel.
I'll see you next time!
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An Exercise For Opening Your Spiritual Eyes - Duration: 6:36.
An Exercise For Opening Your Spiritual Eyes
Are your spiritual eyes open?
Open Your Spiritual Eyes There is a universal will that operates twenty-four
hours a day that is FOR you and a will that operates twenty-four hours a day that is AGAINST
you. You�re familiar with the will that works against you. It�s that will that drags
you into internally and externally unprofitable, self-punishing moments. The will that works
for you is that which forever says, �Look up.
See that there is more to your life than what you presently embrace and that�s causing
you this pain.� Put even more simply, the will that wants to raise you up is the will
that makes it clear to you that there�s another will that�s trying to pull you down.
Were it not for that elevating will, you would never recognize the harmful one.
Please make the following substitution in your mind so that you have a clear picture
of what your new mind and new spiritual eyes can show you. If something is either for you
or against you, isn�t that the same as saying that something is either trying to pull you
up or pull you down? I want you to see clearly that the two words �for� and �against�
are connected to directions of the operation of a will.
If indeed it is true that there is a will that is trying to pull you down as well as
a will that is trying to pull you up, how do either of these wills come to have power
over you? How do they take hold of you to either pull you down or to help you up and
out?
The fact is that you do have free will � in a sense. The free will you have is in the
choice you make to align yourself with either the will that is ascending or the will that
is descending. From now on I want you to picture a hand reaching from below to pull you down,
and another hand reaching from above to pull you up.
At any moment (even now while you�re reading this), your hand is either in the hand of
the will that is ascending, or it�s in the hand of the will that is descending � and
it�s your choice. Don�t fall for the lie that says, �No, it�s not my choice because
I have to get depressed, I have to get angry, I have to get frightened.� No, you don�t.
It�s the voice of deception that accompanies the hand from below that insists you have
no choice. In fact, you always have the choice.
Unfortunately, in the initial discovery � and misunderstanding � of these two wills, some
men and women fall away from their inner work. It happens when, of necessity, individuals
begin to feel the strain of two things pulling on them at once. It�s extremely necessary
for this to happen. Why? Because, if you don�t feel two things pulling on you at once, it
means that only one thing is pulling at you. And if you�re not already living in a higher
place, what do you suppose that one thing is? It�s the descending hand.
I receive countless letters, phone calls, and e-mails from students who declare �Since
I started studying your ideas my life has just fallen to pieces � everything is worse!
I don�t understand. Why is it this way?� Then they understand even less when to say
to them �Congratulations. That�s a great sign.� Their shock turns to comprehension
when I tell them �It�s great because now at least you know there is another direction.
Before you followed the descending hand without question. Now you know it�s possible to
go up, which makes you all the more aware of the pain in going down.�
Whether you see it or not (and the purpose of your studies is to give you the spiritual
eyes to see), this world is in the hands of the hand that is coming from beneath the earth.
Just think of all the acts of will that are occurring as they have never occurred before
on this planet where young children and adults commit unbelievable acts and then say, �I
have no idea what came over me.� I�m telling you what came over them.
Through years of abuse by a planet filled with people who don�t care, and through
years of refusing the tiny moments when their Father did place His hand in theirs, they
have reached the point where they can�t recognize the difference between the hand
that wants to pull them down, and the hand that wants to lift them up. And once you come
to the point where you can no longer tell the difference � you�re a goner.
But to know the difference costs something, doesn�t it? It means we have to work when
we would really prefer not to be bothered. We want to feel pleasure with no disturbance.
But that�s spiritual and psychological sleep. Christ said, �Watch. Watch. Watch,� meaning,
�Be awake. Be awake. Be awake.� When he cautioned people to �be awake� he was
telling them to see whose hand they were holding.
Your Father�s hand not only doesn�t let you go to sleep, but it lifts you. The hand
from beneath not only puts you to sleep faster and faster, but it puts you to sleep so fast
that one day you won�t even know that your hand was held fast in that descending hand.
That�s the truth. Work, work, work. Stay awake, regardless of what it seems to cost
you. Remember to do this exercise: Come awake every moment and ask yourself �In whose
hand is mine?� When you�re driving your car or sitting in a business meeting ask yourself
�In whose hand is mine?� The moment you become aware of yourself and ask the question
you will know which spirit just possessed you.
Now, here�s the problem: There are parts of our own nature that don�t want to ask
the question � that don�t want to know whose hand we�re in! Are you aware of this
defensive spirit in yourself? �I don�t particularly want to know right now whose
hand I�m in because I would prefer to believe in what it�s telling me � that what I�m
doing is good.� It�s not good!
Just do your spiritual work, open your spiritual eyes, and leave the battle up to your Heavenly
Father. Leave the battle up to Christ � to Reality � to Truth. Leave the battle up
to the Light and I promise you the fight will be a right fight and you�ll come out on
the right side of it � guaranteed.
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Trading Spaces Reunion Show Viewing Party (April 7, 2018) - Duration: 11:27.
now that Discovery Communications owns TLC they are bringing back the original
cast and crew of Trading Spaces for a reunion show and I'm going to host a
reunion viewing party on April 7th in my house and I'm going to show you ways
that you can decorate your house for this Trading Spaces reunion show viewing
party I grew up with The Learning Channel and then its name changed to TLC and
in the year 2000 when they aired the first home genre reality show before
there was HGTV and before there was my other TLC favorite show what not to wear
they did the beginning of the home reality genre and so Trading Spaces ran
for about eight years then it has been ten years since they have shown that
show Discovery Communications president and general manager
Nancy Daniels will not tell us when the regular season of training spaces is
going to start but we've waited ten years what's a few more months we only
know that the reunion show is going to be seen on April 7th and so that is what
I'm having my reunion show viewing party for Trading Spaces and this is how I'm
going and welcome people into my house I had this set up and the reason I wanted
to use the ladder is because of the construction theme but also I want to
get a group of our guests together for a picture they can do a little selfie
Center right here just take some pictures I also think it would be cute
to have each designers photograph taped onto the ladder or behind here somewhere
for a trivia game in the description box below I will give you the link to my
trivia questions that you can use at your viewing party for trading spaces
one of them is which crew member had a background in modeling and acting
and that would be ty pennington that's right one way that I decorated was a
sake up paper towel tubes and just taped cutout letters on the red piece of
construction paper and use the e6000 glue that's how you could decorate with
each photograph or each crew members name
it just stiffens up that construction paper so you don't have to buy cardstock
every time I use the blue and the purple and the green streamers the purple I
have on hand I just wrapped the streamers around the ladder for the
decorations so I suggest using whatever you have around your house to make it
Construction II themed but paint themed I was gonna hang hammers and old
paintbrushes along the mantle but I found this $3.99 one from Party City and
in the center of my mantle I've used all the duct tape painters tape green tape
as kind of like a centerpiece with some height to it but it's also going to
cover up the tape that I've used you can use the little plastic orange cones that
your kids have and line your walkway from the driveway to the front door I
tried my hardest I spent hours trying to make an extension cord wreath to welcome
people after several Pinterest fails I found
juggling act mama and she has a beautiful extension cord wreath it does
take about 30 minutes but I will link her information below if you want to
read her directions I have a shorter extension cord so I'm just going to wrap
this around a wreath holder and put it over my door and the sun's going to say
welcome to my Trading Spaces reunion viewing party I wanted to pop up here
and show you how I decorated these tin cans I wanted to have tons of these but
they were $0.99 at party City I will try to find them on Amazon Prime for you
and I'll link them below in the description box
what worked best for me was practicing them on some paper cups that I had in my
pantry any kind of paper cup of work what work best is pouring the paint on
top of the upper rim of the cup and then letting it drip down while holding two
fingers where I wanted an arch to be an arch of white or no paint to go past and
then letting the paint drip a little bit and then turning it upside down and
letting it drip back towards the rim of the cup and blowing it so that it would
dry and stiff a little bit and then turning it back
over but you can see that I turned them back over too soon and left them all
night so they kind of turned into scary haunted house scary dripping paint but
it's a cute color so I'm using this them as part of my decor and they matched my
color theme pretty much I had a dilapidated paint tray so I just
printed out my own version of trading spaces reunion show to welcome people
and put it on top on the mantle and I just taped it I'm gonna link this below
for you in the description box if you are hosting your own trading spaces
reunion viewing party I highly suggest getting this book like my friend
Michelle had you can't find it in print anymore I looked on Amazon I'm
gonna look what's more in case they've updated and brought it back into print
for the show but it gave you a lot of background information on each person
each designer it gives you like centerfolds of each designer or crew
member it tells you their background where they went to school what they were
known for great great ideas for making trivia questions and just fun to have at
the party for people to flip through and learn about on the third page is what I
have edged in my mind is a picture of Paige Davis with her arms crossed in her
tight muscle sleeve orange dirt with her bootcut jeans and her thick leather belt
and her like clogs almost shoes too homeowners would switch houses for 48
hours and the designers in the book said is the designers would show up the day
before to do all their shopping and get the lay of the land so Paige Davis is going to be
returning for the reunion show ty pennington is of course coming back
Laurie Smith is going back and I believe she's going to be a regular on the
actual series Carter Oosterhouse is coming back Amy Wynn Pastor do y'all
remember her she was the super cool relaxed laid-back carpenter who worked
so well with all of the all of the designers and especially well with
Laurie I feel like she understood Laurie's high maintenance days or her
ideas and stuff like that remember Hildi Santo-Thomas she was the one who a lot
of homeowners were not excited about if I ever had Hildy Santo Tomas come into
my room I would never say just don't do Brown because that is what she's gonna
do right she hot glued all the flowery heads on every square inch of somebody's
bathroom she put sand in somebody's floor and that's a personal friend of
mine a hard hard spell on maybe the homeowners like having a room full of
sand she also had I think she was the one who put hay on people's walls even
though they had children in the house I'm pretty sure that was her Doug Wilson
is coming back and Vern Yip is coming back remember him he wore the super
tight t-shirt and was very particular and was all about the Feng Shui look all
these great original cast members I just love them everybody is going to feel
happy at your party because that's what the Trading Spaces Show did for
everybody when at the beginning of reality TV right everybody was happy
everybody got along well for the most part everybody was happy
there's also Genevieve Gorder she always had the cool
but modern designs for the most part and she was also the one who would always go
barefooted and the reason she would go barefooted the book told me it's because
she didn't want to get her shoes dirty so anyway I thought about dressing up as
one of the cast or crew members but then I just love this idea I can just break
the ice with people by wearing this you know I suggested that you could dress up
like one of the crew members but I decided to dress up like a homeowner I
bought a nurse's shirt and what I did was I just printed out my own little
color coordinating Trading Spaces reunion show sign and and a safety pin
into the back of the shirt and I just thought this would help set the tone to
of relaxation and come as you are you don't have to dress up very much or
anything like that so love this idea I love it no I cannot
wait for this little party Frank Bielec I just remember him as being the
what-you-see-is-what-you-get girl I'm just a country boy and I'm I'm gonna do
crafts or art and make it my own and he always wore the little Gaucho like Capri
like denims that's another trivia question is who wore capris
like wide leg denim Capri shorts or capris and on one they were anyway he
lives in Katy Texas which is about an hour from here
and a Facebook message him Frank you are invited if you still live in Katy or if
you have escaped all the traffic nonsense you are invited to our party
any of the crew members is invited to our party and for the trivia game I
thought you could use the names or the photographs of the crew members turn
around or hidden somewhere you ask the trivia question after you split your
audience into groups or individuals okay and then you ask like these certain
questions that I have linked below like which crew member is known for
going around barefooted during the 48 hours and they would say Genevieve
Gorder when you say yes then you tape it to the ladder or put it up here hang it
on your mantle you can go all the way across and do no decorations except for
the photographs of each star and then whoever has the most points for your
trivia game you can give them a gold paint stirrer for first place just
thought that would be something fun easy and I just spray painted these that I
had you can get them at your local store spray-painting them outside as a parting
gift or a party favor and I'm giving them some cookies that are shaped like a
house that says trading spaces and then shells sweet designs is drawing a key on
there as well or you can give away a keychain that is something cute I will
link some below from amazon prime my friend Kimberly had a fantastic idea of
having it be a trading dishes party as well and you all all of your guests
are going to bring a dish to share an appetizer hood or whatever I know I'm
going to think of another creative idea before
actual April 7th reunion show of Trading Spaces but if you will click below or
scroll down below and leave me a comment if you think now that you're creatively
inspired if you think of another idea of something that we can all add put it in
the comments so that we can all see them sharing is caring and while you're down
there hit the bell beside the subscribe button so that you'll be subscribed to my channel
and happy reunion viewing party of TLC's Trading Spaces to you and your friends
thanks for popping over
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Florida House Aide Fired After Claiming Florida Shooting Survivors Are 'Actors' - Duration: 4:34.
An aide to a Florida lawmaker has been fired after claiming that
survivors of the parklands shooting who spoke out in favor of gun control were crisis actors On February 20th
Tampa Bay Times reporter Alex Leary tweeted that an aide of Republican Representative Sean Harrison had sent him an email
Claiming that two of the survivors weren't actually students at the school
According to Leary aide Benjamin, Kelly said that both kids in the picture
Referring to students David Hogg and Emma Gonzales are not students here
But actors that traveled to various crisis when they happen
When Leary asked him for evidence of his claims Kelley allegedly sent an email
Referencing a clip on YouTube SiC that shows mr.. Hogg out in California with a link
the video which Larry called a YouTube conspiracy video showed hog in a California news
broadcast discussing a dispute with a lifeguard over a boogie board
Kelly allegedly sent both emails from his work account
After Lee retweeted it representative Harrison to ask whether he was aware of the email
Harrison released a statement saying that he hadn't been aware of Kelly's insensitive and inappropriate claims and that he had been placed on leave
later that night
Florida Speaker of the House Richard korklan tweeted that he had fired Kelly with Harrison's full support
After his firing Kelly tweeted that he made a mistake whereas I tried to inform a reporter of
Information relating to his story regarding a school shooting and stressed that he meant no disrespect to the students or parents of parkland
according to the Washington Post
Kelly's Twitter handle was later deleted after he tweeted a quote from the Bible
And you will know the truth and the truth will set you free
Kelly was condemned for his words both on an offline
Florida representative
Marco Rubio who has clashed with several of the survivors over his connections to the NRA
Said that those who claimed they were actors were a disgusting group of idiots with no sense of decency
Broward County Schools Superintendent
Robert Runcie told the Tampa Bay Times that the teens were indeed members of his district and that Kelly his comments were outrageous and
disrespectful and
The same day the story went national
11th grade class president
Jacqueline Korn tweeted we are kids not actors
We are kids that have grown up in parkland all of our lives
We are kids who feared for our lives while someone shot up our school. We are kids working to prevent this from happening again
w your kids
But Kelly's email is only part of a broad trend of right-wing news sources and lawmakers criticizing the survivors
Hogg has been criticized for having a father who is a former FBI
Member and allegedly having been coached on anti-trump lines in an article that Trump jr.
Liked on Twitter above the right-wing commentary site in falworth said it was a peculiar coincidence
Since the FBI has come under fire for not preventing the Parkland massacre despite being warned about suspected killer
Nicholas Cruz repeatedly beforehand and also criticized him for becoming an overnight celebrity after the shootings
The suspicion has been frustrating for the student leaders especially for Hogg who has borne the brunt of the allegations I
Am NOT a crisis actor. He said on CNN's
ac360, I'm
Somebody that had to witness this and live through this and I continue to have to do that
when asked about the
accusations that Kelly and others have made he
Continued the fact that some of the students at storm in Douglas high school are showing more maturity and political action
Than many of our elected officials is a testament to how disgusting and broken our political system is right now in America
But we are trying to fix that
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The Bold and the Beautiful - Like You've Never Hurt Before - Duration: 1:53.
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How to Get Rid of Carpenter Ants (4 Simple Steps) - Duration: 3:14.
The Carpenter Ant is a wood destroying ant species that can cause damage to
your home or business. Like termites, carpenter ants will destroy any soft or
damaged wood in or around your structure. Unlike termites they don't consume the
wood but bore through it to create tunnels for easy travel from the nest to
food sources. First, it's important to identify the carpenter ant. The carpenter
ant is one of the largest ant species in the United States, typically between 1/4
to 3/4 of an inch long. They can range in color, but a good tell is the number of
their body segments; ants have three segments where termites only have two.
Next, inspect your property for signs of carpenter ant activity. Check woody areas
that hold moisture, such as around windows, door frames, plumbing under
kitchen and bathroom sinks, wooden structures, and any collections of wet or
dead wood. You're looking for Frass which is wood debris found near tunnels, any
damaged wood that will have smooth galleries and openings, or any ant trails
and activity. You can also listen for clicking or rustling noises in your
walls. It might sound something like this: SOFT RUSTLING...
once you've confirmed carpenter ant activity, it's time for chemical control
start inside with a bait like Ficam. This is a granular bait that can be used
with a duster for easy application. Apply Ficam near sinks or drains, around
appliances, along walls, or around bathroom fixtures. Next, apply FiPro
aerosol foam to any cracks, crevices, and wall voids. This is a non-repellent foam
so the ants will unknowingly come into contact with it, return to the colony and
contaminate others. Apply FiPro around windows, doors, plumbing under sinks or
into walls. You can also puff an insecticidal dust
like D-Fense Dust into voids. Treat outside with a non-repellent insecticide
like Dominion 2L or Taurus SC. Mix with water, following label instructions, in a
pump sprayer. Create a barrier around your home or business by spraying one
two three feet up the wall and one two three feet out. Also spray around windows,
doors, around eaves, entry points, or where pipes penetrate the wall. You can also
spread and spot treat with Ficam bait around the property. And treat any
cracks, crevices, or ant galleries that you found with FiPro foam. Finally,
prevent carpenter ants from returning by removing any wood debris from your
property, trim vegetation back from the home or building, and stack firewood as
far away as you can from the structure. You can also use BoraCare to treat
wood that might be vulnerable to carpenter ant infestations. And there you
have it: the Solutions Pest and Lawn control plan guaranteed to get rid of
carpenter ants. Be sure to subscribe to our channel for more how-to and product
videos and contact us for more tips tricks and DIY pest solutions
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