hello and welcome back to this series on learning the three note per string major
scales shapes so we finally made it we're on video seven so on final shape
seventh shape of the three note per string major scale we're using the key
of G major if you haven't got them already you can get the tabs for this
lesson covering all the seven major scale shapes that we've used and the
backing track were using the key of G major a three different tempos a 60 BPM
90 BPM and 120 bpm all of that's available in the description box below
so as I've said before in this Cimiez it's important to once you've learned
the scales that you can transpose them into different keys because what's the
use in learning one key you know if you're in a jam session someone says
we're playing in air doesn't help you know in the G Major scale you need to
know the air major scale as well so these shapes all correlate to each other
where you can transport them to different keys and very easily just by
starting on a different place if you want to practice this I've got the same
backing track that provided in this lesson but in different keys so all
twelve that the major cards are covered in the backing tracks go just visit a
link in description box below and you can get access to all 12 keys of the
same backing track right so we've made it through to the final part we are now
on ship number seven of the G Major scale so we're on shape our pattern
number seven so that means that we're starting from the seventh degree of the
G major so we've got g a b c d e f sharp so we're starting from F sharp so on the
low E string we could start from the second fret but seems that we've been
working down the fretboard throughout this series I figured we carry on the
same vein so we're on the 14th fret of the low E string to the 15th fret to the
17th fret then on the airstream got the same exact thing so we've got leads 14
fret to the 15th fret to the 17th fret then on the d-string we've got 14 16 to
17 sim on the g strings of 14 16 17 then we
have got this little shift up now so we were on the b string of the 15th fret to
the 17th fret to the 19th threat then on the high E string got the exact same
things for the 15 to 17 to 19 so back up we've got 19 17 15 1917 15 little shift
back so we've got 17 16 14 17 16 14 1750 14 17 15 14 so all the way up and down
it goes like this
okay so I'm going to be going back to the guitar neck in just a second with a
playthrough of this scale ship all of the 90 BPM backing truck playing on the
eighth notes as I've said in the other videos it's a good idea to be able to
play these scale shapes in any subdivision so if you can plan the
eighth notes move on to the sixteenth not found the sixteen sconce the 65th
let's go to thirty Seconds mix them up however you can do it basically the more
you know how to get around the scale and how much you can lock into the grid bear
is gonna be for you in the long run
okay so we've finally done it we've gone through all seven ships off the major
scale three not four string patterns in the key of G major so now it's up to you
but Syd this knowledge and translated to other things so for example like I said
before you want to change key now so you've done it in G maybe try it in air
then go on to be try and learn it in all the different keys scale ships are
always gonna be next to each other the way they are so the pattern and the
system works really well for being able to see what notes you can use within a
key but it's up to you to practice that it's not just going to be a case of you
know this pattern works on this power so you want to really visualize the scale
ships and how they relate to each other on the guitar neck so basically all
we've done here is we've learned all seven of the ships and the patterns for
each of them we haven't really done anything about implementing it or how we
can exercise or practice these patterns to make it more musical that wasn't
really intention of this lesson it was really just to go through how to play
each of the ships so it's up to you now to be creative with how you practice
this and how you commit and implement them into your own music so I'm probably
gonna do some lessons in the future which do actually demonstrate some of
these things of how to implement the scale ships and
trust them and how to use them in while the musical where and so I might make a
video on sequence in and dance with the little ruin ideas or things like that so
as I've said for all of these videos you can get the resources for all of these
lessons in the description box below which includes the tabs for all seven of
the three note per string midscale ships in G major you can get the backing track
that comes in three seven four 16 1980 and is also a link in the description
box for all of the backing tracks put in all 12 of the major keys to get used to
playing them all the different cards if you like this series please give the
video a thumbs up please subscribe to the channel visit the website where's a
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3 Essential Lessons of Your Sacral Chakra That Will Bring You More Joy - Duration: 2:52.
3 Essential Lessons of Your Sacral Chakra That Will Bring You More Joy
BY Vicki Howie
Every energy center in your body (chakra) relates to a different part of your life,
and for this reason, each one has specific life lessons to impart.
This video looks at the 3 key lessons of your second chakra that resides in your pelvic
area.
If you haven�t watched the video for your first chakra, take a look at it here:
3 Key Lessons of Your Root Chakra
Your sacral chakra is the home of your Divine Feminine (for men and women alike).
It is orange and located in the hips and its element is water.
This means that it is all about flow, ease and movement.
Whereas the root chakra is all about stability, the sacral chakra is all about change.
It is the seat of all your moods and emotions as well as your fertility and sexuality.
Here are the 3 Key Lessons of Your Sacral Chakra:
Lesson #1: Embrace, Honor & Express Your Emotions � our culture likes to shut down emotions,
but experiencing them is a beautiful thing.
Besides, repressing them can lead to all sorts of ailments.
Since the sacral chakra is the home of your childlike creativity and joy, it especially
wants to teach you to remain playful and keep your youthful exuberance.
Lesson #2: Be Flexible and at Ease � Since this chakra is all about the element of water,
one of its key lessons is to be like water.
Bruce Lee is often told people to be like water, because he understood the inherent
strength in something that can bend and be flexible.
Move around the obstacles in your life without drama or fuss, and you will find that your
life feels easier.
The motto here is: go with the flow.
Lesson #3: Treat All Intimacy as Sacred � wherever you have two people, you have an opportunity
for sacred connection.
The sacral chakra is all about relationships and one-on-one intimacy.
It teaches you to honor all the dyad relationships in your life � especially the highest expression
of intimacy � sexual union with your beloved soulmate.
The second chakra wants you to celebrate sex as a sacred act.
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5 Things You Didn't Know About Silver's Suspension - Duration: 2:55.
- Hey guys, what's going on?
It's Alex from Fitment Industries, and today,
we're going to be talking to you
about five things that you may not have known
about Silver's Suspensions.
So we're just going to jump right into it.
But before we get started, I just want to let you know,
please hit the Subscribe button.
We're trying to get to 50,000,
and you've probably heard that, like, 20 times, I'm sorry.
But if you haven't yet, just be sure to hit that button,
so we can keep making cool videos like this one.
So just to jump right into it,
the first thing that you may not know
about Silver's Suspension is they've been around
for quite a long time, but they haven't really hit
the domestic market until probably about a year ago.
Silver's Suspension was founded in 1999,
and their specialty has, and probably will always be,
just one product, coilovers.
Which goes into the second thing
that you may not know about Silver's Suspension.
Silver's Suspension is one of the last suspension companies
to offer custom-built, made-to-order suspension components,
meaning that if you're building a race car,
or you're building really just specific in what you need,
Silver's will actually custom-make a coilover kit
for your vehicle.
And it's a pretty neat thing,
especially when you're trying
to dial something in perfectly.
There's not a lot of companies out there
that custom-make products any more,
just because the amount of time and money it takes,
while Silver's still continues to do that.
Now you might be thinking because of the fact
that everything's custom-made,
that it takes a long time to get it to your door.
And that's not entirely the case at all,
which brings us to our number three point,
that Silver's is extremely quick at what they do.
They actually compose everything in-house.
Everything they do, they manufacture,
they test, they develop, they ship, they box,
all of the things that you could possibly imagine
that would require you to make a coilover,
they do right in-house,
and then they will ship it to your door,
which is pretty cool, considering how fast
their lead times actually are
for anything that's custom-made.
And that ties in to number four.
Silver's everything is in-house.
So you don't have to worry
about springs coming from one place,
and maybe the oil for your coils coming from another place.
Silver's actually has everything in-house,
and the moment that you order something,
they begin producing it right away.
And because it's in-house,
it only takes around three to five days
for them to make your coilover kit.
On top of that, they ship out almost immediately.
Silver's is one of those companies
that prides itself on being able to kit
literally any kit within their part catalog
in under 10 days,
regardless on if it's something that's special,
or if you're just looking
to get a set of coils for your WRX.
And the fifth thing that you may not know about Silver's
is they're pretty cool guys.
I know that sounds like a weird thing to say,
but if you've ever reached out to Silver's before,
most if not every single person there
absolutely loves what they do.
And Silver's Suspension is one of those companies
that really does feel a lot
like just a home-grown team of enthusiastic people.
And on top of that, they make
great coilover products considering the price,
which is awesome in this current market,
where everything just tends to get more and more expensive.
So if you're looking to get some coilovers
that won't break the bank,
but aren't necessarily entry-level,
Silver's Suspension is probably
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So that's five things that you may not have known
about Silver's Suspension.
If you haven't hit the Subscribe button yet,
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How God's Kingdom Will Come—Not What You Think! - Duration: 28:43.
>> David C. Pack: Jesus Christ's return, his Second Coming,
is central to Christianity.
Billions are waiting for it.
Scoffers deny it, but those who know anything of God's Word know
Jesus is returning.
Every indicator suggests it is near.
The Bible speaks extensively about how Jesus will establish
the kingdom of God, sometimes called, "The kingdom of heaven."
Few things could be more important.
Jesus himself plainly explained how God's kingdom begins, and it
is not what you've learned.
Next come facts never before explained.
Watch the whole broadcast.
>> male announcer: "The World to Come," the Restored Church of
God presents David C. Pack.
>> David: The very last question Jesus was asked by his disciples
was, "Lord, will you at this time restore again the kingdom
to Israel?"
The apostles understood two things: one, God's kingdom would
involve a restoration to the 12 tribes of Israel, but also that,
two, "It is not for you," them or us, "to know the times or the
seasons, which the Father has put in his own power."
When Jesus would build the kingdom was left a mystery,
although there are indicators, but there was to be no mystery
about how it would come.
The apostles well understood the tiny nature of the kingdom at
its outset.
This will become very plain.
But first, let's ask, how many more comings of Jesus Christ
does the Bible describe?
Contrasting verses tell us, and the answer is surprising.
First, the Prophet Haggai: "Thus says the Lord of hosts; 'Yet
once, it is a little while, and I will shake the heavens, and
the earth, and the sea and the dry land; and I will shake all
nations, and the desire of all nations," long understood to be
Jesus Christ, "shall come."
Vast numbers today are looking for and desiring Christ's
coming.
While most understand little about it, they do desire it, and
it's obvious why.
This world has endless problems and is spiraling out of control.
People know Christ must come soon, or there'll be no planet
to come to.
Of course they desire him.
Here's the problem, and it's big.
The book of Revelation speaks of a very different reaction to his
appearance: "The kingdoms of this words are become the
kingdoms of our Lord, and of his Christ, and he shall reign
forever and ever.
The nations were angry, and your wrath is come, and the time of
the dead, that they should be judged, and [you]
should destroy them which destroy the earth."
The nations are angry.
This is incompatible with Haggai.
These passages cannot refer to the same time, but the problem
gets even bigger.
Luke records a curious exchange between Jesus and the Pharisees:
"When he was demanded of the Pharisees, when the kingdom of
God should come, he answered, 'The kingdom of God comes not
with observation.
Neither shall they say, "Lo here!"
Or, "lo there!"
For, behold, the kingdom of God is within you.'"
Notice, the kingdom was to arrive without observation.
The Greek is, "Without inspection or ocular evidence."
"Ocular" relates to the eyes.
So, Christ said, "God's kingdom arrives in some unseen way."
This coming is distinct from both Haggai and Revelation,
which have all nations looking for and at Christ's appearing.
Jesus was not confused about his own coming, and would have to
make sure we weren't either, he does.
In Matthew 13, Jesus gave seven parables, most very short, with
each illustrating aspects of the kingdom.
The place to start is: "The kingdom of heaven is like to a
grain of mustard seed, which a man took, and sowed in his
field, which indeed is the least of all seeds: but when it is
grown, it is the greatest among herbs and becomes a tree, so the
birds of the air come and loge in the branches thereof."
The mustard seeds Jesus' audience was familiar with were
very small, very hard to see.
This is why he called them, "The least," meaning "small in size,"
"of all seeds."
God's kingdom is akin to microscopic when it arrives.
It eventually grows into a world government, becoming the
greatest among herbs, a tree, but it doesn't start that way.
Nobody talks about this parable because nobody understands it.
>> announcer: A new booklet from author David C. Pack,
"How God's Kingdom Will Come, the Untold Story!"
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>> David C. Pack: So, there could be no doubt of
the kingdom's small beginning, the next parable says this: "The
kingdom of heaven is like unto leaven, which a woman took and
hid in three measures of meal, till the whole was leavened."
The Greek word "hid" is "enkrupto," meaning "concealed."
Think of the English word "encrypted."
Jesus says, literally, he is bringing an encrypted kingdom.
It is hidden, concealed, but expands because leaven always
spreads.
A few verses later, Jesus underscores this.
"The kingdom of heaven is like unto treasure hid in a field;
the which when a man has found he hides, and for joy thereof
goes and sells all that he has, and buys that field."
"Hid" here comes from "krupto," meaning "to conceal by
covering."
Christ's message is clear.
God's kingdom starts tiny and hidden.
You must find it.
The next parable confirms this.
"Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto a merchant man,
seeking goodly pearls," rare and precious pearls are hard to
find, "who, when he had found one pearl of great price," it
was also hidden, "went and sold all that he had, and bought it."
Who would have to look for a kingdom all over the earth from
day 1, which is the popular teaching.
The hidden treasure and pearl parables also add focus to the
value of entering the kingdom.
Every kingdom has four necessary components: One, land, property
or territory, however large or small.
There must be clear boundaries establishing the size of the
kingdom.
Two, a ruler or king leading the government.
Three, people, subjects living within the territory governed.
And four, a system of laws and rules within a basic structure
of government.
Despite its size, when the mustard seed kingdom arrives, it
has all four elements.
It's literal, it is a kingdom.
Don't spiritualize it away as a church or something in the
hearts of men.
Christ is the central component, but all four are required.
Jeremiah 23 describes Christ in his expanding kingdom by an
unusual name while also calling him its king: "'Behold, the days
come,' says the Lord, 'that I will raise unto David a
righteous Branch and a King shall reign and prosper, and
shall execute judgment and justice in the earth.
In his days,'" so, at a point, and not right away, "Judah shall
be saved, and Israel shall dwell safely and this is his name
whereby he shall be called, the Lord our Righteousness."
The Hebrew for "branch" is "sprout."
Like mustard seeds, sprouts are also tiny to begin.
Jeremiah 33 shows a runup to this reign, confirming something
crucial about sprout: "'I [will] cause the Branch [sprout]
of righteousness to grow up unto David and he shall execute
judgment and righteousness.'"
The Hebrew "grow up" is simply the verb form of "sprout."
God is saying he will cause the sprout to sprout.
Ponder what we're being told.
Confirming Jeremiah, Zechariah 6 pictures growth toward worldwide
rule: "Thus speaks the Lord of hosts, saying, 'Behold the [one]
whose name is the Branch [sprout]
and he shall grow up [sprout] out of his place and he shall
build the temple of the Lord: even he shall build the temple
of the Lord: and he shall bear the glory and he shall sit and
rule upon his throne; and he shall be a priest upon
his throne.'"
This last part obviously involves Christ ruling
in glory from a physical temple that would have to be in
Jerusalem.
The term "his place" is fascinating and enormously
instructive.
It means "the bottom, depressed, below, underneath."
Thus, the kingdom starts from the bottom, from a depressed
place, from below, meaning it's in a place that's concealed and
underneath in a way that people can't view it unless they seek
and find it.
Let's learn something else.
Zechariah 6:12 pictures Christ growing out of an undisclosed
location, his place, to ultimately build two temples.
The first half of the verse describes building the spiritual
temple that is the church, defined by the Apostle Paul:
"Know you not that you," the church, God's people, "are the
temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwells in you?
If any man defiles the temple of God, him shall God destroy; for
the temple of God is holy, which temple you are."
Malachi 3:1 describes Christ returning to earth to his
temple.
This cannot be a physical temple in Jerusalem because none exists
there today.
The Jews do not even occupy the Temple Mount.
Malachi says, "Christ comes to a people who seek and desire him."
>> announcer: "The World to Come"
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>> David: Back to Matthew 13.
A fifth parable shows expansion from a small beginning.
"Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto a net, that was cast
into the sea."
The net starts out empty.
Over time, it fills with fish of every kind, people from all
nations, but all not fish belong.
"When it was full, they drew to shore, sat down, and gathered
the good into vessels, but cast the bad away.
So shall it be at the end of the world [or age] :
the angels shall come forth and sever the wicked from among
the just," note this, "and shall cast them into the furnace [or
oven] of fire: there shall be wailing
and gnashing of teeth."
Abandon any notion that the kingdom begins with only divine
spirit beings.
This parable dispels this misconception.
The wicked get into the kingdom, and must, at a point, be removed
in its first phase.
Another Matthew 13 parable describes wheat and poisonous
tares initially growing together in the kingdom of heaven.
Obviously, the kingdom is not in heaven.
Christ instructs that the tares must remain with the wheat until
the harvest.
He explains that at this point, the same as when the net is
pulled to shore, "[Angels] gather out of the kingdom the
tares and all the things that offend, and do iniquity,"
repeating that these are burned in a furnace."
So, then, the first phase of this kingdom is such that, as it
grows, the wrong kinds of people can get in.
Don't lose sight of this.
Christ said it twice, using easy illustrations so the point can't
be missed."
Verse 43 calls the harvest the point when: "The righteous in
the Father's kingdom shine forth as the sun."
The Greek means "become resplendent."
Other passages make clear it is at this point, many more saints,
people who qualified for rule in God's kingdom, join Christ and a
small number of early administrators, Luke 12:32, in
Jerusalem, where he will superimpose his kingdom over all
nations.
It will have by then sprouted into the large mustard tree that
started from the smallest seed.
The very first parable in Matthew 13 brings yet another
perspective, showing those who ultimately succeed in the
kingdom.
Jesus spoke of a sower that cast seed that fell on good ground,
some on stony ground, some where thorns could choke it, and some
fell by the wayside.
As with the wheat and tares, Jesus went on to interpret it
for us: "Hear you," or understand, "therefore the
parable of the sower.
When anyone hears the Word of the kingdom, and understands it
not then comes the wicked one [Satan] , and catches away that
which was sown in his heart.
This is he which received seed by the wayside.
But he that received the seed into stony places the same is he
that hears the Word," of the kingdom, "and with joy receives
it; yet has he not root in himself, but endures for a while
for when tribulation or persecution arises because of
the Word," many don't wanna hear of the kingdom, "by and by he is
offended."
Notice also that tribulation and persecution are associated with
the kingdom.
Conditions will not be easy for subjects in its first short
phase, but the rewards will be awesome.
"He also that received seed among the thorns is he that
hears this same Word and the care of this world, and the
deceitfulness of riches, choke the Word, and he becomes
unfruitful."
Only one category survives.
"He that received seed into the good ground is he that hears the
Word, and understands it, which also bears fruit, and brings
forth, some a hundredfold, some sixty, some thirty."
Matthew 13 alone is enough to understand all popular kingdom
narratives are woefully incomplete and often totally
wrong.
A brief inset, it is helpful to know that it is after his
initial reign that Christ temporarily steps aside to
punish all nations through the seals and plagues of Revelation
because most never change their hearts.
It is why the nations are angry at that return, a huge subject
beyond our scope here.
But understand that it is at that time he begins his
1,000-year rule.
That said, be careful of rejecting or spiritualizing away
plain teachings about how God's kingdom will come simply because
you've never heard them before, because no one else teaches
them.
Everything taught here is completely consistent with all
other parts of the Bible, and I mean, completely.
But it would take many hours to explain.
Our purpose here is to explain how God's kingdom comes to
earth, not to harmonize hundreds of verses that apply, but they
all do fit in perfect harmony.
In fact, they fit together so beautifully that a host of
common questions on people's minds simply vanish.
Anyone desiring to come unto the kingdom will have opportunity.
God also has a master plan to install many spirit leaders.
He's been carefully working with people all over the world,
preparing them for rulership.
Only after a reckoning of past performance before Christ's
judgment seat will they be permitted to rule.
Luke 19 describes a nobleman, Christ, who went to a far
country, heaven, to get for himself a kingdom.
Notice, "When he was returned," from heaven, "having received
the kingdom, then he commanded these servants to be called unto
him, to whom he had given the money that he might know how
much every man had gained by trading."
Some servants passed, some failed.
Reading the whole account reveals that those who succeed
are placed over cities on earth.
Returning to Zechariah 6, the second temple Christ later
builds is a physical third temple in Jerusalem when he
rules all nations.
Countless Scriptures establish Jerusalem as earth's
headquarters in God's eyes.
If the kingdom starts very small and concealed, growing from his
place to encompass all earth, no wonder the Prophet Micah says:
"O tower of the flock, the stronghold of the daughter of
Zion, unto you shall it come, even the first dominion, the
kingdom shall come to the daughter of Jerusalem."
It does not say, "The kingdom, the first dominion," Christ's
rule before events in Revelation, after which he
continues it for 1,000 years, "is built in Zion or starts in
Zion."
Micah says, "It comes there," meaning it was initially
somewhere else.
Yes, it was in his place.
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Now, back to David C. Pack.
>> David: Let's look at one last passage referencing the Branch
after it grows and goes to Zion.
The setting is a great war that afflicts the nations of modern
Israel and the disastrous effect on Jerusalem and the tribe of
Judah.
"Your men shall by the word, and your mighty in the war.
And her gates shall lament and mourn; and she being desolate
shall sit upon the ground.
And in that day seven women shall take hold of one man," the
survivors of the war, "saying, 'We will eat our own bread, and
wear our own apparel, only let us be called by your name, to
take away our reproach.'"
Isaiah continues, "In that day," by
this time, "shall the Branch," the growing, maturing sprout,
"of the Lord be beautiful and glorious, and the fruit of the
earth excellent and comely for them that are escaped of
Israel," from the war.
"And it shall come to pass, that he that is left in Zion and he
that remains in Jerusalem," the survivors, "shall be called
holy, even everyone that is written among the living in
Jerusalem when the Lord shall have washed away the filth of
the daughters of Zion, and shall have purged the blood of
Jerusalem from the midst thereof by the spirit of judgment, and
by the spirit of burning."
Fiery judgment is involved, including the furnace we read
about.
Read Isaiah 31, and verse 9.
By this point, the Branch and kingdom are flourishing.
Its fruit is called, "Excellent and comely," meaning "an
ornament."
Christ is called, "Glorious and beautiful," the latter meaning
in the sense of "prominence, splendor, as conspicuous."
By this time, the kingdom has become the opposite of small and
hidden.
It is conspicuous and prominent.
Try to make all of this fit the popular narrative.
No one is teaching it, yet it is the truth of your Bible.
Isaiah 59 brings another perspective of Christ's coming
to Jerusalem, again, years after his kingdom begins small: "'The
Redeemer shall come to Zion, and unto them that turn from
transgression in Jacob,' says the Lord."
Then chapter 60 begins: "Arise, shine; for your light is come,
and the glory of the Lord is risen upon you," remember, from
a depressed place, underneath, and below view.
"For, behold, the darkness shall cover the earth, and gross
darkness the people but the Lord shall arise upon you, and his
glory shall be seen upon you."
If he started in heaven, his journey would be described as
descending, and not rising on Zion.
Don't miss this.
Many verses do confirm Jesus comes from heaven to his people,
but then to Zion from his place on earth.
Certain passages further prove Christ relocates to Zion.
A prophecy for our time, the latter days, that almost no one
talks about is found in Numbers 24.
The Prophet Balaam foretold: "In the latter days there shall come
a Star out of Jacob, and a Scepter shall rise out of
Israel.
Out of Jacob," not Judah, "shall come he that shall have
dominion, and shall destroy him that remains of the city."
This is Jerusalem.
Called, "The Star," these passages describe Christ as the
Son of Righteousness, Daystar, bright and morning star, and
Scepter, the Ruler.
He brings his dominion, his rule, to Jerusalem and Judah
from a different modern nation of Jacob or Israel.
This cannot be referencing Christ's birth location because
he was born of Judah and in Judea.
Many Scriptures covered in my book, "America and Britain in
Prophecy," make clear the distinction between Judah and
Israel.
The modern Mideast nation called Israel is, in fact, Judah, with
the democratic English-speaking nations of the West identified
as the descendants of the other, of the 12 tribes of ancient
Israel.
Christ first comes to one of these countries, not Judah.
A basic summary, Christ first comes to his people, his temple,
bringing his kingdom without observation.
It begins microscopic and hidden, and is led initially by
a little group, again, Luke 12:32, read it, under Christ,
who will at first hide his presence by being sproutlike.
The kingdom will be steadily growing in number of subjects
before Christ transfers a ready-to-be greatly expanded
world government to Jerusalem.
From there, he will rule all nations with a larger group of
saints coming from his by-then much larger flock.
If you were surprised, even shocked, at the simple truths
within Jesus' parables and wonder why you have never been
taught their meaning, recognize he designed them to confuse
those he was not calling.
Here's what he said, "Therefore speak I to them in parables:
because they seeing see not; and hearing they hear not, neither
do they understand.
And in them is fulfilled the prophecy of Isaiah, which says,
'By hearing you shall hear, and shall not understand; and seeing
you shall see, and shall not perceive,' for this people's
heart is waxed gross, and their ears are dull of hearing, and
their eyes they have closed."
The masses close their eyes to the truth of the Bible.
Parables keep them from understanding what they don't
want to hear, but you can understand.
Speaking more of the reason for parables, Matthew added, "All
these things spoke Jesus unto the multitude in parables; and
without a parable spoke he not unto them, saying, 'I will open
my mouth I parables; I will utter things which have been
kept secret from the foundation of the world.'"
You've received precious knowledge, kept secret
from the world.
It is not the popular traditions or fables of modern Christendom,
but Jesus' plain words, and now understood in our time.
God has been waiting for thousands of years to establish
his kingdom on an earth that desperately needs it.
Yet it will not come as billions expect.
Think, you've heard word of the kingdom before it comes.
There is great advantage in this.
Christ is today preparing a specially chosen team of
qualified administrators in advance of its arrival to rule
under him.
Now, will you cling to long-held beliefs, or take hold of
life-changing truth?
Keep watching every "World to Come."
Until next time, this is David C. Pack,
saying, goodbye, friends.
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There But for You Go I, from Brigadoon - Christian Pursell and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir - Duration: 3:59.
♪♪
♪♪
♪ THIS IS HARD TO SAY,
♪ BUT AS I WANDERED THROUGH THE LEA, ♪
♪ I FELT FOR JUST A FLEETING MOMENT ♪
♪ THAT I SUDDENLY WAS FREE OF BEING LONELY. ♪
♪ THEN I CLOSED MY EYES AND SAW THE VERY REASON WHY. ♪
♪♪
♪ I SAW A MAN WITH HIS HEAD BOWED LOW. ♪
♪ HIS HEART HAD NO PLACE TO GO. ♪
♪ I LOOKED AND I THOUGHT TO MYSELF WITH A SIGH: ♪
♪ THERE BUT FOR YOU GO I. ♪
♪ I SAW A MAN WALKING BY THE SEA, ♪
♪ ALONE WITH THE TIDE WAS HE. ♪
♪ I LOOKED AND I THOUGHT AS I WATCHED HIM GO BY: ♪
♪ THERE BUT FOR YOU GO I. ♪
♪♪
♪ LONELY MEN AROUND ME, ♪
♪ TRYING NOT TO CRY, ♪
♪ TILL THE DAY YOU FOUND ME, ♪
♪ THERE AMONG THEM WAS I. ♪
♪ I SAW A MAN WHO HAD NEVER KNOWN ♪
♪ A LOVE THAT WAS ALL HIS OWN. ♪
♪ I THOUGHT AS I THANKED ALL THE STARS IN THE SKY: ♪
♪ THERE BUT FOR YOU GO I. ♪
♪♪
♪ LONELY MEN AROUND ME ♪
♪ TRYING NOT TO CRY. ♪
♪ TILL THE DAY YOU FOUND ME ♪
♪ THERE AMONG THEM WAS I, ♪
♪ THERE AMONG THEM WAS I. ♪
♪ THERE WAS I.
♪ I SAW A MAN WHO HAD NEVER KNOWN ♪
♪ A LOVE THAT WAS ALL HIS OWN. ♪
♪ I THOUGHT AS I THANKED ALL THE STARS IN THE SKY: ♪
♪ THERE BUT FOR YOU GO I. ♪♪
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Which is Worse For You: Sugar or Fat? - Duration: 13:29.
[♪ INTRO]
We've all heard for decades about how terrible fat is for us, especially saturated fat.
In the 1970s and 80s, everyone was explicitly told to cut down on foods like butter, cheese,
and beef, to avoid heart attacks and strokes.
But now, apparently, they're ok?
Or good for you?
Or… something?
And it's sugar that's bad!
Sugar's what's killing us!
If we just cut sugar from our diets, we could rid the world of not only heart disease, but
also obesity, diabetes, and even cancer!
The change in attitude might seem extreme, but the case against sugar has been building
for decades, while the one against saturated fat has been weakening.
And yet, though we all love a good villain, when it comes to the health effects of your
diet, things are rarely that simple.
Today, we're taking a look back at the complex history of nutrition science to try to understand
how saturated fat became public enemy number one.
And how, when doctors zeroed in on fat, they overlooked the damaging effects of sugar.
But that doesn't mean it should be the new saturated fat, or that fat is entirely exonerated.
And while there still isn't an easy answer as to what diet is best for losing weight
or preventing heart disease, cutting down on things like saturated fats and refined
sugar is probably a good start.
Back in the late 1940s, Ancel Keys, a physiologist at the University of Minnesota was puzzled
by the fact that American businessmen seemed to be dying at an alarming rate from heart attacks.
These middle-aged men made more than enough money to to afford quality food.
So why were they the ones keeling over?
He hit upon an idea, often called called the diet-heart hypothesis, that would forever
alter 20th century food habits.
That's the notion that the amount of fat you eat, specifically saturated fats—the
ones where the fatty carbon chains are all connected by single bonds, and therefore maxxed
out, or saturated, with hydrogens—leads to high levels of fats in your blood, which
then glom onto the walls of your blood vessels to cause coronary artery disease.
It's kind of like how pouring too much bacon fat down your drain can clog your pipes.
Keys was especially concerned about blood levels of the fat cholesterol because it's
found in the fatty build ups in blood vessels.
So he did a few small studies to test his idea, and then decided to go big or go home.
In the Seven Countries Study, he and his colleagues looked for correlations between diet and coronary
artery disease in about 13,000 middle-aged men in the U.S., Japan, Finland, Yugoslavia,
Italy, Greece, and the Netherlands.
By 1970, the early results were in, and total dietary fat didn't seem to matter.
But the groups of men with the highest average saturated fat intake tended to die more often
from heart attacks,
and across the globe, blood cholesterol levels correlated with saturated fat consumption.
Another large epidemiological study, the Framingham Heart Study, further supported a link between
blood cholesterol and the risk of heart disease.
These studies showed robust correlations, but they still were just that: correlations.
Many people, though, assumed that these results meant that reducing fat intake would protect
people against coronary artery disease—which is not something a correlational study can actually show.
A handful of researchers did try to do randomized controlled trials—the gold standard for
testing medical interventions—to see if low saturated fat or low cholesterol diets
actually helped prevent heart attacks and deaths, as the hypothesis predicted.
But nutrition trials are notoriously difficult.
Some of the results suggested lowering saturated fat could help, but most were small studies
and they were hard to interpret.
And each one used a slightly different diet, replacing in the saturated fat calories with
different things.
So, by the late '70s, there was still no conclusive proof that reducing saturated fats
could actually protect hearts.
But that hadn't stopped the diet-heart hypothesis from becoming mainstream—it seemed to fit
most of the available data.
And many experts felt the danger of cardiovascular disease was too high not to recommend some
some change in what Americans were eating.
So in 1977, the US Senate Select Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs released its
new dietary goals, telling Americans to get just 30% of their calories from fat — down
from 40% — and to limit the saturated fat to 10% of the total.
The guidelines also suggested reducing dietary cholesterol and refined sugar, and increasing
complex carbohydrates, but those weren't really talked about as much.
Other countries followed suit, so soon, pretty much everyone was told to shun butter for
margarine, and supermarket shelves were quickly stocked with "low fat" options.
But from the beginning, critics questioned those recommendations, pointing out that the
specific diet now being championed had never been tested in a trial.
And some suspected refined sugar was a bigger problem.
In fact, the Seven Countries Study also showed a strong correlation between the consumption
of sugar and heart attacks, but this finding wasn't given much additional study because
it looked like saturated fat was the better predictor.
And it wasn't until this century that we learned the sugar industry helped ensure its
product was overlooked.
For example, in 1967, they paid three Harvard public health researchers what would now be
about $50,000 to write a review article in The New England Journal of Medicine —a highly
influential journal—that highlighted the role of fat and downplayed any involvement of sugar.
But twenty years later, after a half century of fat-hating, the tide began to slowly turn
toward against them, both in the lab and at home.
Not only had research not found conclusive proof that saturated fats were the problem,
new analyses of the collective past studies showed that the link between saturated fats
and heart disease was much weaker than previously assumed.
And new observational studies were finding that quickly digestible carbohydrates and
added sugars were independently associated with an increased risk of heart disease.
Also, the whole idea that "cholesterol" was bad turned out to be much more complicated,
undermining part of the premise for why fat was supposed to be so evil.
To their credit, researchers in the '60s and '70s had a vague sense that the type
of cholesterol mattered.
But they didn't fully understand how cholesterol moves in our blood, including the roles of
the different lipoproteins that ferry it around.
When doctors look for "cholesterol" levels in blood now, they tend to look at triglycerides—the
total amount of fat—as well as the total amount of cholesterol.
They also look at whether that cholesterol is being shuttled by low-density lipoproteins
or LDL, the so-called 'bad' cholesterol, and high density lipoproteins or HDL, the
'good' cholesterol.
High LDL is a risk factor for heart disease, but having more HDL is usually considered
good, though researchers are still trying to understand the different sizes and subtypes
of each and how they help or harm.
The problem is, foods that are high in saturated fat can raise both HDL and LDL, so they might
seem more harmful if you just focus on total cholesterol or LDL.
So as a new century began, people started rethinking the war on fat, especially since
the advice to lower fat intake wasn't helping people stay healthy.
By the early 2000s, low-fat diets didn't seem to be doing squat for most people.
Obesity and diabetes — both of which are risk factors for heart disease — had skyrocketed.
And that might be because, while lots of people embraced low-fat foods, they had opted for
reduced fat snack cakes or cereal loaded with sugar or other carbs instead of healthier
things like fresh fruits and veggies.
So a different diet—the low-carb, high-fat Atkins diet—became all the rage, and it
did seem to help people lose weight.
Scientists started to pay attention to it, too, and their initial results were promising.
In short-term trials of 6 months or so, people lost a modest amount of weight and tended
to slightly lower triglycerides while boosting HDL.
Diets high in sugar and refined carbs, on the other hand, tended to do the opposite,
raising triglyceride levels and bad LDL cholesterol, while lowering good HDL.
And in both animals and people, excess sugar was linked to elevated blood pressure—another
risk factor for heart disease.
The weight of the evidence against sugar over the past twenty years in particular has tipped
the scales, and now, you've probably heard all about how sugar is the worst thing ever.
It sure is an easy target; since sugar provides no nutrients other than calories, it's hard
to defend.
You certainly don't need refined sugar to stay alive.
And that's led a lot of people to call it 'toxic' and blame almost anything on it,
even diseases with strong genetic links, like inflammatory bowel disease or cancer.
But careful review of the science suggests that's taking the backlash a little too far.
While most of us are likely eating too much added sugar, no one really knows how much
is too much.
And connections to diseases, even ones that seem clear-cut, are not always so straightforward.
Scientists don't actually know whether eating sugar can cause diabetes, for example.
Eating too much sugar can certainly lead to weight gain and obesity, which is one of the
biggest risk factors for the disease.
But different people break down and use sugars differently, and so right now many experts
think sugar consumption itself isn't causing diabetes—complications from being overweight are.
Which is also likely the case for heart disease and other aspects of health.
We know that high cholesterol in the blood, specifically LDL, is a risk factor for heart
disease, but so is high blood pressure and obesity.
How food fits into all of that isn't simple, since dietary fat and sugar both affect some
risk factors.
Other habits matter, too, like whether you exercise or smoke.
And researchers are still trying to understand what sugar actually does to the body.
Quote "sugar" comes in various forms, the relative merits or demerits of which scientists
are still debating.
And the same can be said of quote "fat."
If you ask a cardiologist today about whether saturated fat is bad for you, you may get
a surprising answer: it depends.
That's because whether or not saturated fat increases cardiovascular disease in any
given study seems to change depending on the exact type of fat being studied, what the
source is, and what it's replaced with if it's removed from the diet.
The extent to which sugar and saturated fat are to blame for heart disease, or pretty
much any disease, is still being heavily debated by researchers.
At the end of the day, though, you still have to eat, and all of this doesn't really give
us a satisfying answer as to what your diet should look like.
And I hate to tell you this, but head-to-head tests of low-fat and low-carb diets haven't
identified a clear winner.
While low-carb diets seem to be a teensy bit better in the short term, when scientists
study people for longer, the difference declines.
Low-carb diets seem to lead to slightly higher increases in good cholesterol and bigger drops
in triglycerides, but the two diets perform about the same for other heart disease markers.
And neither is terribly effective for people trying to lose weight.
Typical weight loss after a year is barely over 5 kg.
But you can always find individuals who respond really well, dropping like 30 kg, and those
who gain weight while on the diet.
This has led some researchers to think that maybe certain people, either because of genetics
or metabolic reasons, do better on a low-carb diet, while others benefit more from a low-fat
regimen.
One especially attractive idea is that people who already are a little insulin resistant—a
huge risk factor for type two diabetes—would probably fare better with fewer carbs and
more fat.
But even this more nuanced approach doesn't seem to hold water.
In a 2018 study of about 600 people, assigning diets based on genes or insulin levels didn't
help.
Everybody did about the same after one year, regardless of whether they went low-fat or
low-carb.
Scientists are still hoping to find other markers, like those related to the microbiome,
or how much certain genes are expressed, that could determine what diet is best for you.
But for now, what we're left with is a bit of a draw.
There are some things that can be gleaned from this big, nutritional mess, though.
In general, doctors still recommend cutting down on saturated fats, but it's important
to pay attention to what you eat instead.
Swapping out saturated fats for unsaturated ones, like those found in nuts, is usually beneficial.
That is also often true if you exchange the fat for whole grains, but not if you sub in
other carbs, like sugar.
And it probably wouldn't hurt to cut down on refined sugar in general, too.
But if we've learned anything from nutrition history, it's that a blanket prohibition
on any one thing isn't likely to be the answer.
Sugar vs. fat is a false dichotomy, and when you think about it, that makes complete sense.
Of course too much fat is a bad idea.
And so is too much sugar.
But just as eating the occasional sweet is not going to give you cancer, and the occasional
steak isn't going to give you a heart attack.
Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow, which is produced by Complexly.
If you want to watch other awesome Complexly videos about nutrition and health research,
you might want to go check out Dr. Aaron Carroll over at Healthcare Triage.
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Cambio de planes, vamos a las 4000 ISLAS | SI PHAN DON | Laos | VagaJuntos - Duration: 10:18.
Hi guys, we are in Laos right now.
It's actually already our fifth day here.
The first four days, we were in the capital Vientiane.
But we are sorry, we didn't make a video about that city.
Because it was just to hot,
there is actually not so much to do there
and most importantly, after 3 months of traveling we had to recharge our batteries.
But we did visit some place
like the Buddha park and the arch of Patuxai.
Places that we really recommend.
And you obviously know that if you want some tips about traveling to Vientiane,
you can always contact us on Facebook, Instagram or here on YouTube.
So after 16 hours of traveling from Vientiane, we have arrived at this place.
What you can see behind me is the Mekong River.
This is the 8th longest river in the world.
It passes through China,
Myanmar,
Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Laos.
Apart from that, it forms the border between Thailand and Laos.
So here is Laos.
There is Thailand.
And behind me, a few kilometers from here, is the border with Cambodia.
And to be a bit more precise, we are in Si Phan Don.
This means 4000 islands.
Because in this place the Mekong River opens up
and streams through 4000 islands,
of which the majority are uninhabited
because in the rain season they get flooded.
We are currently on the island called Don Det, the most famous island amongst travelers.
In the days that we'll be here, we'll explore this island
and an island called Don Khon.
But today no discovering and no exploring.
Today we're going to rest here in our hammocks.
And as you can see, Mónica is already giving a good example.
So I'll just join her.
See you tomorrow.
Third day on the island and we finally managed to activate ourselves.
Today we're going to Don Khon to see what if has to offer.
Right?
Yes.
We are here on Don Det because of a recommendation from a friend we met in Yangon (Myanmar).
Yes, thanks Luke, from Malta.
Normally we weren't going to come here.
We were actually going to visit the north of Laos.
But we decided to change our plan and come here to the 4000 Islands
of which everyone talks very higly.
So we're here,
ready to explore.
We just arrived at the famous waterfall park here in Don Khon.
Although I don't know if it's that famous,
but everyone just comes here.
The entrance fee is 35.000 kip.
So let's go see if these waterfalls are worth it.
As you could see, we came here on a scooter which cost us 100.000 kip for the whole day.
A good price I think.
But lots of people also rent a bicycle.
This is obviously cheaper, just 10.000 kip per day.
But a scooter is faster, more fun and just easier.
Which is really appreciated in this heat.
It looks like there is no age limit for scooter use here in Don Khon.
This kid must be like...
10 years old maybe.
So we are here, look.
It's not bad, although it's not the Niagara Falls.
But for 35.000 kip...
It's worth it.
And as always...
A temple.
If you have a really low budget...
you can always sleep here.
I think you'll have a spectacular view in the mornings.
Be careful with this tree.
It's a bit spicky.
This is the result of our attempt to taking our special photo.
This really hurts.
So just be careful.
Poor Kevin...
Way in the back.
Walking slowly.
Because he hurt his foot.
Why didn't anyone tell us earlier?
Here they have free bungalow, free WiFi,
free pool, free volleyball,
free sunset...
Everything is free.
We should have rented a room here.
Cheers.
Something to refresh ourselves.
Because although it's not 40 degrees anymore,
31 degrees is still a lot.
Look at this beautiful beach.
It's supposed to be possible to rent a boat here, to go watch the Mekong dolphins.
It costs 35.000 kip per person.
But we're not going to do it.
Because it's our last day here on the islands.
And there aren't any ATM's here.
And we have just enough money to eat, so...
I think Mónica prefers to eat.
That's right.
They also say that it's not always sure that you'll spot any dolphins.
And the dolphins aren't sea dolphins
so they aren't jumping.
So let's not take the risk and let's go eat.
We made it the most southern part of the island of Don Khon.
And the island you can see behind me is already Cambodia.
That's just crazy.
We are so close to crossing the border.
But we aren't going to.
Yet.
But just look how beautiful this all looks.
We'll eat something here while we wait for the sunset.
And before we say goodbye to the 4000 islands and to you,
we'll give you the answer to the question: how much does a trip to Laos cost?
We were just here for 1 week.
We arrived at Vientiane and we didn't make a video about this place.
But if you need tips about traveling to that city, you can contact us on our social media.
The hostel were we stayed in Vientiane costed 60.000 kip per night.
But if you want more privacy,
you can rent a bungalow here on the islands
starting from 100.000 kip.
And as we just received our food, we'll now tell you how much it costs to eat in this country.
You can find cheap and large meals for about 15.000 kip.
End lastly, transportation.
You can move from one city to another by bus.
The night buses have beds so they are pretty comfortable.
And as means of transportation inside the cities,
the most convenient thing is to rent a scooter.
This will cost about 100.000 kip per day.
And if you're not lazy, you can also rent a bicycle.
We chose not to, because of the tremendous heat.
But it's a nice alternative which is cheaper and more ecological.
And now we say goodbye to you and to this country to go to our next destination.
If you want to know which one that is,
don't miss the next video of VagaJuntos.
Thank you!
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5 Foods to Restore Intestinal Flora - Duration: 6:40.
5 Foods to Restore Intestinal Flora
In general, we dont pay a lot of attention to the intestines, but intestines that do not function in a balanced way are a source of toxins for the body and also prevent you from properly assimilating nutrients from the foods you eat.
In this article, we will explain how you can regulate your intestinal function and restore your flora naturally thanks to some essential probiotic foods in your diet.
Probiotics.
Probiotics are living bacteria that are found in foods like the ones that we will explain in this article, which has gone through a natural fermentation process.
These micro-organisms help boost your immune system and restore intestinal flora, which suffers the consequences of a poor diet, antibiotics, and intestinal problems.
Eating them every day will help significantly improve some health problems:.
Constipation. Gas and flatulence.
Bloating after eating. Crohns disease.
Irritable bowel syndrome. Yogurt.
Yogurt is a food that can be very healthy if you are lactose intolerant and avoid combining this with many other foods.
It is also a very natural food if you make it at home yourself.
As a result, you will avoid the dyes, aromas, and sugars that they add to flavored yogurt sold in stores.
Making yogurt at home is much easier than what you may think.
You will find some yogurt makers that can make it in stores but, in reality, you dont need any special machine to make it.
Making it at home will allow you to benefit from all of its properties, use a quality milk, and save money.
Its flavor is also delicious.
Kefir.
Kefir is even more healthy and digestive than yogurt because it is rich in living yeast and contains less lactose.
It has a slightly acidic flavor, but you can sweeten it with a little bit of honey or agave syrup.
Kefir is a living fungus that you should put in a container with milk (cow, goat, sheep, etc.).
After 24 to 48 hours strain it and drink or store it in the refrigerator and put the fungus back with the milk so that it ferments.
It is important to note that there are people who dont tolerate lactose well but do digest fermented lactose products well.
Sauerkraut or Fermented Cabbage.
Sauerkraut is a food typical of some European countries like Germany or Poland, where they serve it as a topping for meat and fish to facilitate digestion.
It is made by fermenting cabbage leaves with water and salt.
The sauerkraut that truly improves our intestinal bacterial flora is the kind that is made naturally, fermented with salt and is not sold in most stores, that contains vinegar or alcohol.
That is why we recommend that you make it yourself.
You can try it with different kinds of cabbage and other vegetables.
Fermented Pineapple.
This delicious recipe that is usually made in Central and South America is not very difficult to make and you can drink it every day on an empty stomach.
It is a fermented pineapple skin based drink, which is why it is also a very cheap and easy to make recipe.
Make it in the following way:.
You will need a large pineapple (or two medium ones) that is ripe and healthy looking skin.
Wash and peel it.
Cut the skin into small pieces and put those in a glass or ceramic container that you can hermetically seal.
Put two liters of water and 500 drops of brown or cane sugar in this container.
Close it well and let stand in a warm place for 48 hours.
Once the two days are over, strain it so that there are no remnants, add another liter of water, and let stand again for 12 hours.
Once this time has passed, add 750 mL of water and the drink is ready.
Before serving, we recommend chilling it in the freezer.
Store it cold.
During the fermentation process, this drink will initially produce probiotic micro-organisms and if you let stand for longer, it will turn into an alcoholic drink and then into vinegar.
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Ranveer Singh wants to launch his own clothing line - Duration: 2:59.
Ranveer Singh wants to launch his own clothing line
If you are a fan of Ranveer Singh, then you may just get to know some more about him this time! Well, the actor has never failed to surprise us and he continues to do so.
Whether it is fashion or films, the actor loves to explore new trends.
And not surprisingly, now he has confessed in recent reports that he wants to launch his own clothing line.
The reason why we aren't surprised is because Ranveer Singh has often left us stunned with sartorial experiments.
And we are sure that his clothing line will definitely feature out-of-the-box and quirky styles.
Besides films, Ranveer also wants to compose songs, write scripts and even paint.
All of these are a part of his bucket list but he also asserts that he may not be able to fulfill any of those any time soon.
Ranveer also added that he will be busy with films for the entire coming year.
On the film front, Ranveer Singh will be seen in Simmba opposite Sara Ali Khan.
He is also wrapping up Gully Boy with Alia Bhatt in which he plays a rapper.
The actor is speculated to have signed a film with his alleged girlfriend Deepika Padukone too but there has been no official announcement on it.
He will also be seen in '83, to be directed by Kabir Khan, which is based on the iconic cricket world cup win of the Indian team in 1983.
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ep 15 11 Look what can happen when you follow your passion - Duration: 1:00.
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talking about a lot of stuff but specifically about the power line
I was wonderful very few my cousin Sebastian that were actually gracious
enough to create he's in profits and regulate a lot of energy food people's
me believe myself found its way into where the stress was it found its way
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When You Should Buy Individual Stocks - Duration: 9:08.
Hey I'm Adam Jusko from ProudMoney.com and in this video we are gonna talk
about when you should buy individual stocks. But before we do that I would ask
you please subscribe to our YouTube channel if you have not already and if
you have already I thank you for doing so. So, the conventional wisdom, or what
you're generally gonna hear from personal finance experts across the
board is you should not buy individual stocks --- you have the potential
for wild price swings, you don't have diversification, there's high fees if you
trade a lot... just overall it's too risky buying individual stocks, just
doesn't make sense. That is generally what you're going to hear and the reason
that you're going to hear that is because it is true, especially if you are
a newer investor who is putting some money into investments for the
first time. You don't want to take the little extra money you have and be
putting it into individual stocks that could have wild price swings
that you can't stomach and... nothing worse than seeing your
hard-earned money quickly go down the drain. Everyone thinks about the
upside when they buy the individual stocks but there are so many potentials
for downsides that when you are a newer investor it doesn't make sense to buy
individual stocks. So, that said, there still are times when it does make sense
to buy individual stocks, and I'm going to talk about sort of six different
aspects or six different conditions that should probably be met before you
consider buying individual stocks. Now the... each one of these sort of builds on
each other so the beginning is sort of the most important and you can kind
of use the other ones as justification for buying individual stocks if you've
met the steps or the conditions beforehand. The number one
condition that you should be able to meet before you buy individual stocks is
that you already have a portfolio of other investments that are diversified.
Maybe you have mutual funds or you have ETFs, you have money in
an IRA or 401k program, maybe you have real estate, bonds --- whatever you have, if you
have sort of a diversified portfolio already, buying individual stocks is not
that big of a deal. Because really what you're doing is you're just
buying another investment that is a small piece of your
overall portfolio. So in a way you can even look at it as diversifying
your portfolio maybe even a little bit --- if you're buying an individual
stock that you don't somehow own through a mutual fund or something
else, it's just another investment. So in that case buying an
individual stock is fine for you. You're not hurting yourself
if it doesn't do well, it's just a small piece of your overall portfolio.
And if it does do well, great. That's another nice thing to have, but it's
not gonna rock your portfolio one way or the other if you buy that
individual stock. So that's number one, and that is the most important one.
Number Two is when you can afford to lose that money. So, again, if you have the
diversification that means that you have sort of a more sizable
portfolio and that means that you are then OK with the possibility of losing
the money that you are putting into that individual stock. Now chances are,
depending on how risky you're going, you're probably not going to lose all the money that you
put into that individual stock, but there is the chance that you are going to lose
money there. But if you have already... you already we're diversified and
you've got a decent portfolio to begin with, then you can probably afford to
lose that money. If you have very little money then it makes obviously a lot less
sense. Number Three is when you can... if you are
someone that can stomach sort of the wild price swings that happen with
individual stocks. Obviously in a mutual fund when you are diversified, if
the whole market's doing terrible, your fund may do terrible but it's
different than when you have an individual stock that might
go down by 10% or up by 10% or up down by 15% or whatever. You
can kind of have those peaks and valleys when you have individual stocks that
oftentimes are more smoothed out when you have a mutual fund or an ETF or
something that has many stocks within a fund. So you have to be someone that kind
of knows this about yourself, that you can stomach that fact and that you're
not going to then go and immediately sell off a stock as soon as
something bad happens, right? Because your idea was that you were trying to
invest in this stock. So if you're someone who's going to get scared the
minute that happens, then you probably shouldn't be. But if you can
handle that then buying individual stocks is not a big deal. And again, if you
were diversified, if you could afford to lose the money, you are less likely to be
someone that is going to get upset and sell when they shouldn't. So
Number Four then is... you should buy individual stocks if you're someone that
is willing to hold them for the long term. If you are looking at your stocks
as an investment and not sort of a get rich scheme then you will do much better
and you will get tax benefits from it. Owning a stock for over a year, if you
sell it then you are going to be taxed at the long-term capital gains rate. If
you sell it before a year, you're going to be taxed as if it's ordinary income.
So assuming that you've made a profit from a stock that you purchased,
if you have held it for over a year, you're basically going to get about...
depending on your tax, your regular tax rate... you could save anywhere from 10 to
205 on the taxes that you pay on that gain you make. So even if you
maybe don't even do as well over a year as you would have if you'd only
held it six months, unless there was a huge difference in the price, it
almost always makes sense to hold your stocks for at least a year, so you
should know that going in. If you're going into it... again, that
you've got some kind of hot stock tip and you're going to make some huge gain
in a short period of time --- it's rare that that works for one thing, so you really
should be looking at investments that are longer-term,
and if you can hold for over a year then it makes more sense to hold an
individual stock than it does if you are someone who is just looking for a
short-term gain, because otherwise you're gonna pay taxes on that income as if
it's just regular income like you would make anywhere in your job or
whatever. But the long-term you get that capital gains rate which could be 10 to
20% less than your regular rate. Let's see... Number Five is... when you
really understand an industry and somehow you have sort
of knowledge of an industry that maybe the random person
wouldn't --- this may be a time when you find a company that really makes sense
for you to buy as a stock. Now, anyone can do their due diligence on a
company and read about it on the Internet and whatever... but if you work in
an industry, sometimes you will start to learn a company really well. Say you work
in the airline industry and there's some supplier to the airlines and
you can see that they've sort of got a really nice position --- they're working
with multiple airlines, they don't have any competition, any
competitors would really have to have a lot of capital to get started,
maybe they're moving into some new area where they can expand... that sort
of thing. Maybe someone else could figure that out, but if you are someone
who works in an industry, sometimes you're gonna see things and sort of
internalize them and understand what that potential is for a company that
someone else wouldn't who is just reading it on their computer
screen or whatever. So if you do sort of --- and this is not any insider
information it's just your own observations and understanding how a
particular industry works --- that could be another time that buying an individual
stock makes sense for you. And then Number Six is --- and again remember these
all sort of build off each other, so you have to satisfy sort of the other
requirements --- but Number Six is when you want to have fun. Assuming
you have a diversified portfolio and you can afford to lose the money and all
that sort of thing, investing in individual stocks is sort
of a fun thing to do. Figuring out what stocks you think are
good and seeing how they do when you have your money down, it's a
form of entertainment and it's a form of trying to satisfy that that
feeling that you can figure out how a company is going to do in the
future and kind of putting your money where your mouth is. So it's a form of
entertainment like many other things. Some people would call it gambling, some
people would say you're sort of investing based on your own
knowledge and research and that sort of thing. So, again, all those other ones come
before the fact that it's fun. But if you can satisfy the other conditions,
then having a little fun with it, it's not the worst thing in the
world either. So, thanks for watching. Please go to ProudMoney.com where we
have other personal finance news and reviews and all sorts of other good
stuff too. Thanks.
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How Not to get a Bad Deal - Duration: 4:33.
Hi Guys! My name is Anna Belov.
I'm the author of Just Over Broke? How to Invest in Assets and Eliminate Liabilities.
In this video, I'm gonna tell you why I think it's very
important that you not only get yourself good deals, but you also
DON'T EVER get yourself any bad deals. Let me tell you how this usually goes.
The most important thing is to make a decision to get a deal.
In my case a deal is
finding an asset - something that's gonna be putting money into my pocket.
A good deal is when I get an asset. A bad deal is when I get a liability.
Liability is something that's taking money out of my pocket.
So once you make the decision, there are very few things that can stop you.
You are rushing, you're hunting, you're looking for that deal and you can't wait to get it!
Last week, my husband and I made the decision. And we found an awesome deal. We put all the numbers into our Excel spreadsheet.
We looked at expenses. We looked at the rent.
We saw that there will be $200 going into our pocket every month.
The bad news was that when we went to make an offer,
we found out that the house was already sold. It's off the market. We can't get it. Sorry!
What happens next is moment: We just rush. We want to get A DEAL. We don't care that that one was sold.
We want to get another one. We want to get it right now! We're in the mode to get a great deal!!!
We look around. Our real estate agent sends us a couple other houses.
We do the math. We do the numbers...
They all don't match our selection criteria! They're off by a couple hundred bucks. So every property we look at is cash negative. It's not an asset.
It's a liability. It's taking money out of our pockets, not putting the money in.
At that moment you tend to get super creative.
Ideas come. You think: "oh my goodness, the market is so awesome. What if I just get that house?
...No matter that, it's too expensive
...I'll wait out and
...the market will appreciate and I'll get my money back."
"What if I find a super magical mortgage and instead of a 4.5%, I'll pay 3%?"
"What if I just kick out the tenants and I will paint the house beautifully
...and I will increase the rents?"
You also get lots of advice and opinions from all other people.
At that time, there's a lot of risk because you could just
emotionally rush into a very bad deal.
When you do that - you get yourself a liability.
What happens if the market never goes up?
You lose money.
What happens if the market stays stagnant?
You lose money.
What happens if the market is going to go up?
You still lose money because every month you're paying for that property!
Don't do it! It will cost you a lot more than you think it would.
When you get opinions or you get creative, just be careful and look at all of them.
Be open-minded because some of them might be really great advice.
Just vet them to make sure you only listen to people who are believable,
who have done what they want you to do at least three or four times and they were successful.
If you don't see those people around you, do your own research.
Do your math. Do your numbers.
Only when you're 100% sure that
The numbers work and you can make this deal be great for you - with positive cash flow - go for it!
Otherwise stay out!
I hope this video helps you.
Good luck with your next deal. Bye now!
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Drake-Duppy Freestyle(Kanye West & Pusha T Diss)(Subtitles/CC/Lyrics) - Duration: 3:10.
I'm in shock The nerve, the audacity
Okay So if you rebuke me for workin' with someone else on a couple of Vs
What do you really think of the nigga that's makin' your beats?
I've done things for him I thought that he never would need
Father had to stretch his hands out and get it from me
I pop style for 30 hours, then let him repeat Now, you poppin' up with the jokes, I'm dead,
I'm asleep I just left from over by y'all puttin' pen
to the sheets Tired of sittin' quiet, and helpin' my enemies
eat Keep gettin' temperature checks, they know
that my head overheats Don't know why the fuck you niggas listen
to Denim or Steve Must've had your Infrared wrong, now your
head in the beam Y'all are the spittin' image of whatever jealousy
breeds Don't push me when I'm in album mode
You not even top 5 as far as your label talent goes
You send shots, well, I got to challenge those But I bring Calicos to the Alamo
I could never have a Virgil in my circle and hold him back 'cause he makes me nervous
I wanna see my brothers flourish to their higher purpose
You niggas leeches and serpents I think it's good that now the teachers are
learnin', yeah Your brother said, it was your cousin then
him, then you So, you don't rap what you did, you just rap
what you knew Don't be ashamed, it's plenty niggas that
do what you do There's no malice in your heart, you're an
approachable dude Man, you might've sold to college kids for
Nike and Mercedes But you act like you sold drugs for Escobar
in the '80s I had a microphone of yours, but then the
signature faded I think that pretty much resembles what's
been happenin' lately Please believe your demise will be televised,
yeah And as for Q, man, I changed his life a couple
times Nigga was at Kroger workin' double time
Y'all actin' like he made the boy when I was tryna help the guy
Yeah, who gassed you to play with me?
Man, you made this shit as easy as ABCs Whoever supposedly makin' me hits
But then got no hits sound like they need me
My hooks did it, my lyrics did it My spirit did it, I'm fearless with it, yeah
I really shouldn't have given you none of my time
'Cause you older than the nigga you runnin' behind
Look, holla at me when you multi-million I told you keep playin' with my name and I'ma
let it ring on you Like Virginia Williams
I'm too resilient, get out your feelin's It's gonna be a cruel summer for you
I told Weezy and Baby, "I'ma done him for you"
Tell 'Ye, "We got a invoice comin' to you" Considerin' that we just sold another 20 for
you To be honest
Duppy
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