Hi everybody its Shannon and welcome to my channel today
We are making potato and broccoli soup. It's a super easy super quick
Meal that you can just throw in in the morning and it will be done at night
It can take six to ten hours depending on
your schedule and what works for you you also can add and
Subtract whatever you want. It's just a very
manipulative
Recipe so it's super easy
So if you want to see how I made this
Keep watching and if this is a video that you like make sure you subscribe to see more
So first we're gonna start off with
potatoes
frozen broccoli
some
Chicken broth or chicken stock whatever you have
Cream cheese a couple black some garlic
Seasoned salt I didn't have any so I just had to make my own
And then any garnishes that you would like and half in half to make it a little bit more creamy
Obviously you can admit that if you want
So first you're gonna want to wash your potatoes
And then of course I had to post on Instagram if you're not following me. I'm always posting to my stories
So make sure you're following them Instagram and then you're just gonna want to chop and dice your potatoes
However, you like how big how small
Really it doesn't matter
the bigger is going to take longer, of course to cook and
You will be puring half of these potatoes
Eventually throughout this recipe so you will keep that in mind also
So once I diced all 5 pounds of the potatoes I put them directly in my crock pot
these liners I cannot live without they are a must and
Then I added all of the chicken stock. I
Filled that thing up
Now I'm putting in the garlic I will put the exact recipe below
just
So cuz I'm not telling you the measurements or anything
But like this is super like you don't have to
Be precise about it in my opinion. It's like whatever you want
Then I added a teaspoon
I did actually go back and add another teaspoon that didn't show of the seasoning and
Then I added some broccoli. Also. I just felt like the more seasoning the better
It really is a personal preference though. I
mix all that together
And
Then I just cooked it on high for six hours
You can cook it on low for 10 also
Then I just put some cream cheese and
About half of the soup into a blender to blend it up and make it smooth. You also can use
Immersion. Oh my gosh. Look at that mess
You can use an immersion blender. Also, I don't have one. So I just used a
big blender
And I did go in and add more soup and more cream cheese
So it ended up using both the cream cheeses and about half of that soup
You could blend the whole thing if that's your thing if you don't want
Chunks in your soup. It's really up to you
I probably want to use less potatoes and more broccoli if I redid this recipe again and
Then I just blended it all up and made it super creamy and smooth
And then just poured it back into the crock-pot
mixed it up and let it
Just being warm for like another hour till my husband got home, but it would be ready to eat right now also
If you were ready to eat
And then I just plated it into a bowl
And added my garnishes
Thank you all for watching
Make sure you're subscribed for more videos and comment below any videos that you would like to see in the future
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As we've said in previous shows, not everyone using the dark web is doing something criminal.
In some ways this corner of the Internet gets a bad name, and research has shown that many
of the darkest things supposedly happening in the dark web have been exaggerated.
That said, it's well known that many people, mainly the younger generation, go there to
buy illegal substances that they may have otherwise procured on the street.
It's also well known that people with strange inclinations visit this place to chat with
others that share their fascination with what we might call the more eccentric aspects of
life.
If you've seen our shows on the dark web, you'll know that finding it is not hard
at all.
The question is, should you go there?
That's what we'll discuss in this episode of the Infographics Show, Why You Should Avoid
the Dark Web.
Let's just give you a quick recap on what the dark web is as you may not have seen all
our other shows on this place.
It's said that only around 10 percent of the Internet is the Internet as we know it,
meaning the part we can all access.
Much of the rest of the Internet we call the Deep Web, which is just the part of the World
Wide Web that is not indexed by search engines such as Google.
It's a common mistake to think the dark web and the deep web are the same.
The dark web is just a small part of the deep web.
Many people give the example of an iceberg.
The bit at the top that we can see is the Internet as we know it.
The main part that lies under the water is the deep web and the dark web is just a very
small part at the very bottom of the iceberg.
This is naturally where people go when they don't want to be found.
That might be because they have a store there selling the aforementioned illegal substances,
or it might just be because they are living in a country that has very oppressive laws
on speech.
In the dark web you'll find sites that end with .onion.
These websites are not accessible using your regular browser.
But you can easily download the Tor browser and before you can say where am I you'll
be in the dark web.
Here you should have complete anonymity.
Ok, so the question is, should you go there?
Well, firstly you should know that the dark web of course is of interest to authorities.
Illegal things happen there, so we can expect authorities to keep an eye on the place.
You should also know that the Tor browser has vulnerabilities.
With this in mind, you might ask just how safe is your anonymity?
We might also ask if there are other reasons why you should not visit the dark web, reasons
more related to you finding things you probably shouldn't have found.
With the latter concern in mind, we looked at Reddit and Quora posts containing people
talking about negative experiences on the dark web.
We can't vouch for the honesty of the posts, but indeed there are people out there who
said they came across things in the dark web they wish they would have never seen.
One person on Quora wrote, "I browsed dark web for well over half a year before a horrible
experience made me quit."
That experience sounded very nasty, and it's not something we want to recount here.
Let's just say that it involved a video of someone being hurt.
Now, others say this kind of thing is very unusual even for the dark web, but we must
remember that it does happen because an Australian man was put in prison for making such videos.
Unless you are sick to the bone, this is not the kind of thing one wants to see in life,
so we can say that one reason not to go into the dark web might be because out of curiosity
you see something you might not ever be able to forget.
Another person who used the dark web said he looked at forums where he found what he
called weird stuff.
By that he meant people talking about hurting others, discussing gore, and talking about
depraved things such as wanting to eat people.
And yet another person said he witnessed what he called a very creepy video.
He said there were about 50 people watching this video, again relating to someone being
hurt – in this case not very hurt but still not something most people would want to see
– and many of the folks watching this video were making what he called "obscene comments."
Another person on the same thread said he was just hitting random links when he came
across a cooking section, only the cooking involved humans.
This wasn't a video, but a 'How To' kind of section.
"I was traumatized for a few days," he said, because he just read the comments.
So, unless you want to be traumatized, we suggest you might give the dark web a wide
berth.
We are quite sure you have to go looking for this kind of stuff, however, so perhaps if
you have to go there just be careful what you search for.
As one website that gives advice on the dark web tells us, it's easy to "CLICK SUSPICIOUS
LINKS OR PARTAKE IN CRIMINAL ACTIVITY."
That website says some of these links are deceptive, and before you know you are virtually
living in the realms of the demented.
We looked at another website called DarkWebNews.com.
It told us that many people access the dark web without using the Tor browser.
It said this can be done using websites such as "Tor2Web" and "Onion2web".
The problem here is that you are exposed, and this puts you at risk of being hacked.
Other than that, many people do use the Tor browser but they don't use a VPN.
The problem here is that Tor has been cracked a few times and if that happens your URL can
be seen.
Ok, so you only went to that disgusting site out of sheer curiosity, but still, you went
there and it might not look for you when your local newspaper has a headline that goes something
along the lines, "Boy, 17, Caught Downloading Images of XXXX on Dark Web."
We are also told you should not enable scripts on .onion sites, which is what many people
do.
When you do this, we are told, you leave yourself open to hacking or you might just find a Trojan
Horse has gotten into your computer.
You might also accidentally download files from the dark web, and this is a big no no.
Still, people might just do this by accident.
But the big thing to remember, according to that same expert, is don't think that what
you are doing on the dark web is legal.
That person says, "If you're viewing a site on the dark web for any reason from actually
desiring to acquire those products or services to just wanting to quench your thirst for
knowledge on the subject, know that you may be held liable for what you come across."
With that in mind, have people been arrested for using the dark web?
Well, in 2018 the U.S. media reported that authorities had made a huge bust of people
selling illegal things in the dark web.
Engadget tells us those authorities, "announced the first-ever national-level undercover bust
of dark web outfits selling drugs, weapons and other contraband."
Now, perhaps you had visited some of those sites that got taken down.
Again, it was just out of curiosity, but if they could find the owners of the sites what's
to bet you could have been exposed.
It's just not something you want to happen to you, and it might not matter that you went
to those sites innocently.
Other websites tell us that the FBI and police from all over the world are regularly inside
the dark web.
Sometimes they go undercover and manage to find the address where parcels are delivered.
The Indian media tells us that arrests were made in 2017 by the Mumbai Anti Narcotics
Cell when some boys had ordered LSD from the dark web.
Arrests have also been made of the sellers.
In one such case in the UK a bunch of students at Manchester University were arrested after
making a fortune on the dark web selling illegal substances.
The Guardian wrote, "Thee gang, who compared themselves to the Breaking Bad character,
Walter White, included undergraduates studying pharmacology, computer science, petrochemical
engineering, geology and marketing."
In another case, in 2016, a young British doctor was arrested for buying drugs and sentenced
to over four years in prison.
The press tells us that in the UK from 2017 to 2018 there were 1,210 drug seizures relating
to the dark web, so it might not be as safe as you think scoring your gear there.
Police in the UK said buying your stuff on the dark web carries more risk than buying
in the streets, because if your purchase came from abroad you could be said to be an importer.
The police also added that mail services in the UK are getting very good at spotting packages
containing such substances.
Ok, so let's say you have no intention of reading or viewing gruesome content or procuring
a dozen MDMA pills or some such stimulant.
But then we might ask why you are in the dark web in the first place.
Perhaps you have a legitimate reason in that you want to discuss a sensitive issue about
yourself, or you are a whistleblower or an at-risk activist.
In that case, go head and get down with the dark web.
But if you don't have those sorts of reasons one could argue that using the dark web is
not worth the risk.
Motherboard wrote in 2016 that authorities have developed very sophisticated ways of
finding people in the dark web.
As we said, sometimes they are undercover.
The FBI have been known to sell weapons on the dark web, and who knows where they might
be lurking.
Motherboard also tells us that the FBI set up one hack wherein when a user clicked on
a link that was supposed to take them to an unseemly illegal image, that person's IP
address became known to the FBI.
What if you has just clicked on that link by accident?
What if your curiosity just got the better of you?
"As part of the operation, the FBI harvested over 1000 US based IP addresses, and Europol
generated 3,229 of its own cases," wrote Motherboard.
That article tells us police units in many countries now have dedicated task forces concentrating
on the dark web, so you might ask if you really want to be there.
Maybe you went there already and did something illegal.
Well, we are told that when police make an arrest of a vendor or someone doing something
illegal, they often collect IP addresses of people who had connected with that person
or persons.
Most people are only really interested in the Dark Web for one reason: they want to
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With all this in mind, what is your opinion of spending some time in the dark web?
Tell us in the comments.
Also, be sure to check out our other show These Scary Things Really Happen In The Dark
Web.
Thanks for watching, and as always, don't forget to like, share and subscribe.
See you next time.
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Gratitude & Miracles in the Mundane | Created for the Impossible Season 1 FINALE w/ Krissy & Friends - Duration: 28:31.
- Welcome to Created for the Impossible.
I'm your host, Krissy Nelson, and I'm excited
to be right back here with you again
where I can remind you that God sees you,
He cares for you, He has an amazing plan for your life.
Even if it seems impossible, God is saying you can do it.
We have an amazing show.
This is our finale episode, I have no idea
how we got here already, but here we are,
the finale for season one.
I've got my friends with me, we're folding some laundry
and we're talking about the goodness of God
and being grateful in right where we are, so stick around.
(bright music)
Welcome back, I'm excited today is our season finale
of Created for the Impossible.
I have no idea how we even got here.
What an amazing journey this has been.
A risk, you know, stepping out the of the boat,
believing that God can do anything,
that I'm created for the impossible,
that He wants to release and impart this message of hope
right into your home, right into your heart,
that you're created for the impossible too.
You know, I find myself reflecting,
and it brings me to the scripture,
First Thessalonians 5:16 through 18 that says,
rejoice always, pray continually,
give thanks in all circumstances,
for this is God's will for you in Christ Jesus.
This morning I wept, I sat in my living room
and I just wept, I wept over the goodness of God.
I wept over what He wants to do and can do
through an available vessel,
through someone who just says yes to what He wants to do.
I'm not anything fancy, I'm a mom of two, a wife,
but I dare to believe God and what He says about me.
And this is what He wanted me to do.
This was a season that He has me in, to be able
to speak and communicate to you that I would never
have had a chance to meet otherwise.
All over the world you're watching, and I thank you.
I thank you that you're watching.
I'm overwhelmed by gratitude
for the emails I've been getting
from you all over the place.
Prayer requests, praise reports.
Thank you for watching.
Thank you for being part of this journey.
And I just thank God right now that He would have me do
something like this that I never thought I could do.
But I guess I'm created for the impossible too.
But I wanna talk a little bit about this verse.
It's highlighted here that it doesn't just say
for all things we give thanks,
it says in everything, in every situation.
And the Amplified says no matter what the circumstances,
be thankful and continually give thanks to God,
for this is the will of God for you in Christ Jesus.
It's not that we say thank you, God,
for this horrible thing that's happened,
it's God saying continually give thanks to Him.
That's a key, that key of thanksgiving
brings us into His courts and into His presence,
where He shows up for us and does the miraculous.
Where He then shows up and says, I'm here.
I am that I am, and my name means Jehovah Rophe,
I'm your healer.
My name means Jehovah Jireh, I am your provider.
So if it's provision that we need,
it's not that I give thanks for my lack,
what I give thanks for is God Almighty,
whose name means provider.
And so that's for you today, friend.
Whatever it is that you have need of,
wherever you are, no matter the diagnosis,
no matter the tragedy, the trauma,
whatever it is, God is coming to you today
to say in all things, in all things,
you can give thanks to me.
And that's His will for us in Christ Jesus.
And Christ Jesus is the key, He's the door,
He is the access point to God's goodness in your life.
And I see it, I see it flowing,
I see a river of life, a river of hope,
a river of joy coming to you right now where you are.
Whatever you're doing, even if you're folding laundry,
doing the dishes, something seemingly mundane and ordinary,
God is with you and God wants you
to encounter Him right now today.
And that is what we're gonna be talking about.
And I've got my friends with me today joining me,
familiar faces that you may recognize from episodes past.
We've got Alisha Chavez with us.
We've got Mary Wells and Sula Skiles.
And they've been on episodes.
I've heard that you've seen their episodes.
And if you haven't, you can just go back
through the archives on our website
and you can watch these episodes
with these amazing women.
What better grand finale that I could think of
for Created for the Impossible than us four sisters
coming together to fold my laundry (laughing),
my very real, very tangible, some of it was fresh
out of the dryer this morning, but a lot of it was cold
because it's been sitting there for two weeks,
I'm not kidding, laundry.
Because this is the every day, isn't it?
- It is. - This is life.
This is the everyday, our everyday living.
We wanted to paint this picture for you that are watching
that God wants to encounter you right here.
While you're folding your daughter's shirt,
you can prophesy over her destiny.
While you're picking up your son's pajamas
and folding them in a pile, we can prophesy
over the dreams and the visions that he'll have,
that Joel says, in those days,
your sons and your daughters, they'll prophesy,
they'll have dreams and visions, right?
- Yes.
- And that's the journey we're on.
I know so many of you came full and we came
to talk about the Lord over laundry.
- Yeah, I love it, I love it.
In fact, the first time that I realized
that God could move in my everyday life,
that there could actually be miracles in the mundane
it was over just an everyday, seems like task,
of picking up my daughter from school.
She was four at the time, my son was one,
and I'm driving home and I'm so hungry
to see the power of God's kingdom moving
through my life personally.
But I kinda felt a little bit limited even by being a mom.
Because I'm like, what am I gonna do?
I've got two little ones, you know.
And so I'm driving home and all of a sudden
I get a word of knowledge that one
of the construction guys who was literally like
across the street from me had something going on
with his sciatic nerve, and my son at this time
is now piping up, 'cause he's hungry,
and they're doing what kiddos do.
So I immediately get them in the house,
making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches,
getting them settled, my husband was home
and was just thinking, I have a choice here.
I can believe that miracles can happen in the mundane,
or I can just stay in my house.
And I decided to go ahead, and what I did was,
I took the garbage out, 'cause I like,
I'm just gonna take out the trash and see
if I can get the courage to actually go
approach these strangers and release God's love over them.
And I did it, just strolling out there taking out the trash.
And I was like, I'm gonna go for it.
Went across the street, just said,
"Hey, I know this I strange, but out of curiosity,
"just wondered if you have something going on
"with your sciatic nerve."
And they all surprisingly were like, "No."
And I'm thinking, okay, surely God,
I didn't get the guts to do this.
And I asked again, I'm like, "Are you sure?
"I just love praying with people,
"I love seeing God do miracles."
And then sure enough one of them said,
"Well, yeah, I've had issues with my sciatic nerve."
So I prayed for him, God did a miracle.
He just was blessed to receive God's love that day.
And that is what broke it open for me personally.
It was in making peanut butter jelly sandwiches,
getting my kids from school and realizing God can use me
as a mom right here, right now.
It's not just about going on a missions trip
or being in the four walls of the church.
And so that's what broke it open for me.
So I love this today that we get to just fold laundry
and talk about God (laughing).
- Yeah, it's the real deal, and as you share that story,
I hear the Lord saying, "Just look out the window."
And it's like I can a mom in their home,
doing the dishes in front of the window,
like look out your window.
If you're hungry to be used by God, look out your window.
And God's saying that to you right now.
If you're hungry to be used by Him,
look out your window, look and see what's out there.
Wherever you are, in your everyday,
God has a plan for you to do the impossible
right there in your ordinary.
So, we're gonna take a quick break
and we'll keep talking about this when we get back.
(bright music)
Has God been stirring in your heart?
Is there something that He's saying to you
that you would love to just share?
What is He doing in your life?
What is He saying to you?
We wanna hear from you, the vision for this show
is to come alongside you, journey with you,
and make sure you know that you are not alone.
Do you have a prayer need?
That's one of those big things,
and we would love to pray with you.
Email us at prayer@createdfortheimpossible..
(bright music)
- [Announcer] Maybe you've heard it a million times.
God has an amazing plan for you.
Jesus Himself said that nothing would be impossible
if you believe, but for so many us,
this has not been our experience, why?
Because there is a major hindrance that keeps us
from believing God's promises and actually walking
in the miraculous power that God has made available.
That hindrance is the thoughts we agree with.
Through this book you will learn how to
identify thoughts of fear, unbelief and shame
and shut down the attacks of the enemy,
exchange wrong thoughts for what God says about you,
and you will also learn how to let His promises
supernaturally adjust your thinking.
Watch as your beliefs about God, your identity,
and your calling begin to agree with
what God says about you.
Remember, you are created for the impossible too.
- God poured into me, I poured into this book,
and I pray that it pours into you.
- [Announcer] Get your signed copy of Created
for the Impossible by visiting KrissyNelson.com.
(bright music)
- Welcome back, we're here today with Mary,
Sula and Alisha, we're talking about the goodness of God
in our everyday in our ordinary,
being grateful in all things over laundry,
folding laundry together.
My laundry from home, might I add.
And I'm very thankful for that.
Sula was just talking about
how her journey began while making peanut butter
and jelly sandwiches for her kids.
This all began at the kitchen table during nap time for me.
All of this came about at the kitchen table during nap time.
And I know you have something similar too, don't you?
- Yeah, very similar.
When you have children, you have this idea of
what your life is gonna look like,
and then I found myself lonely in the mundane.
And you kept using that word, and when you have toddlers,
things go so slow, but it's the exact
same thing all the time.
And I felt so spiritually dry.
I had in my mind like, okay, I need to
be giving dedicated amounts of my time to the Lord.
Like wake up early, wake up at 6:00 AM, Alisha,
and read your bible for an hour,
give the prophetic word, lay hands on the sick.
Because ministry's in me, it's in me,
and I did not know until I was faced with it
how to pour that out in my family
and let the Lord teach me in the mundane
and in the day-to-day things and how much
He actually enjoys being there with us.
So I felt like the Lord was like,
"Alisha, when you're loading the dishwasher, talk to me.
"When you're folding laundry,
"which is constant, talk to me.
Nursing, oh my goodness, that's a good 30 minutes
where you're just sitting still.
And I just realized that the ways that I wanted
to give the Lord, because I thought it was better
if I wake up at six before my kids
or if I do it when I'm all alone with the Lord.
And the Lord's like, "No, invite me in.
"Invite me in, I'll bring peace, I'll bring joy,
"and I'll ignite that fire that's in you
"and teach you while you do dishes."
And He still does that to this day.
I realized every part of my day, driving
and making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches,
the Lord is with us, if we'll invite Him in.
He's there, but man, when we engage Him.
Loading the dishwasher is what did it for me.
(laughing)
Because I don't wanna load the dishwasher.
That's not like the fun part of my day.
But I realized when that's actually a moment
that I can give to the Lord and just talk,
that is my best some days, is talking to Him
while I load the dishwasher.
- And I think that's so crucial what you just said,
what you can give to the Lord.
Because I think for so long I wanted
to bring hundreds of souls before him
and all these huge, incredible, seemingly incredible moments
and then one day I realized what I could bring
before the Lord would be my children.
That when I see Him, and when I'm face-to-face with Him,
I get to say, here you are, Jesus.
This is what I did for your glory
and this is who I poured my life into
for your Honor and for your namesake.
And thankfulness, so much of it, it's our perspective.
We all have this perspective at home of our laundry
that we need to get done, but Jesus,
even in the trials and even in the hard places,
He had the perspective of us.
We were the joy set before Him,
even in the trial of the cross.
He could see us and He could have joy.
And I think of the Passover, right before,
and this gets intense, but right before Jesus was
gonna go to the cross and He was about to see the suffering
that He was gonna endure, He gave thanks.
He gave thanks before the cross.
And that is so powerful, because it's hard in the middle,
you mentioned that and highlighted that word,
in the middle, in the midst of all circumstances,
giving thanks and having that heart of gratitude.
And so many times I'm on a roller coaster
of my circumstances and of what's going on in my life.
But when you're in the trial and you can give thanks
to the Lord, and we always, always, always have
the cross to be thankful for.
And I never, never, never want to stop
being thankful for that, because the gospel can
be misrepresented, who He is can be misrepresented,
but what He's done, it never changes.
And we always have that.
- Yeah, that's so right.
- [Alisha] That's so good.
- Yeah, you think about, anything we give thanks for,
it multiplies.
We have our loaves and our fishes,
I think of the story of the loves and the fishes,
and that's what they brought.
I mean, that was given to them, first of all,
it was there, and then they gave thanks.
They lifted it up to God.
And He said that to me one time.
He said, "Anything you give thanks for, I'll multiply."
That position of gratitude, so it's like,
and that's what I was challenged with this morning,
was even not losing sight of the many things
that we could be thankful for in our day.
Sitting back and remembering my two year old
reading a book about Jesus dying on the cross
and kissing his boo boos, you know?
And saying, "Oh, I love you, Jesus.
"Owie, Jesus got an owie."
And I can look at that and I can thank God
for my daughter, I can thank God that I have her,
that she's healthy, you know?
That I have a home, that I have a roof over my head.
And as I do that, like what I was saying before,
and you guys were saying it unlocks something,
but then that multiplies in us, in our life.
It becomes a perspective that we can see the world through
amidst all the everyday seemingly mundane and ordinary.
- I think it's so important for thankfulness
to spill over into everyday life.
There's several believers that kind of have it
compartmentalized to when I go to Sunday,
that's my day where I'm intentionally giving thanks.
But I love, and I'm just gonna share a scripture,
if that's okay, because this is like so, just so good.
Romans 12, it says, I encourage you to surrender yourselves
to God to be his sacred, living sacrifices.
And live in holiness, experiencing all
that delights His heart.
For this becomes your genuine expression of worship.
- [Ladies] Oh wow.
- I love that, like the idea that our everyday lives,
that we can present ourselves before Him
and be a living sacrifice, it's a continual thing
of worshiping Him and thanking Him
and praising Him with our lives.
And when it's every day, how much more genuine,
how much more powerful, because then it's a relationship
and it's not compartmentalized, you know?
- [Alisha] Yeah.
- [Krissy] Realizing that every good gift comes from above.
- Yeah. - So I can,
I hate the laundry, like I don't use that word,
but I hate it, so I have to practice this intentionally.
So I try to look at these little socks and say,
you know what, instead of like hating
that I have to fold these socks, I'm gonna think
of the feet that go in these socks.
I'm gonna think of the child that God gave me
that fills these, where his feet will go
and prophesy over his destiny and his life.
We're gonna take a quick break, and when we get back
we're gonna just be talking more about Jesus,
folding some laundry and being grateful, stick around.
(ladies laughing)
(bright music)
Sometimes we just need that reminder
of who God says we are and what He thinks we can do.
And I love putting that on a shirt and wearing that
and telling myself and the world
that I'm created for the impossible,
that nothing's impossible for those who believe.
And I love to start my day out drinking a coffee,
hot coffee right out of my mug,
getting that Jesus perspective for my day,
that God thinks I can do anything
and I'm created for the impossible.
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apparel and more at KrissyNelson.com.
(bright music)
- Welcome back, I'm here with my amazing friends
and sisters, Mary, Sula and Alisha.
And we've got our laundry out, actually it's my laundry
from my house that I serious have not been able
to find time to fold or I just haven't prioritized it.
But you know, God put this on my heart as an illustration
for finding gratitude in our everyday,
for seeing Him in the everyday,
in what seems ordinary, in what seems mundane.
And this is to encourage you.
Whatever is before you, what is your ordinary?
What is your mundane, what is your almost rigamarole
that can even bring discouragement?
Find God there, because you'll see Him.
The bible says if we seek Him, we'll find Him.
And that's not just reserved for our prayer life
in the secret place, that is for our everyday,
wherever we are.
God says, "If you'll seek me in your workplace,
"you'll find me.
"If you'll seek me when you're in the grocery store,
"you'll find me," and a lot of times
where we find Him is in the person that needs something.
I think of Mother Teresa, who said,
"I see Jesus in everyone."
I see Him in the hungry, it's hungry Jesus.
It's sick Jesus, and that is what this is.
It's a call to action for us, seeing Jesus in everything
and in our everyday ordinary, right?
Paul says in Philippians 4:11, he said,
"I'm not saying this because I am need,
"for I have learned to be content
"in whatever the circumstances.
"I know what it is to be in need,
"and I know what it is to have plenty.
"I have learned the secret of being content
"in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry,
"whether living in plenty or in want.
"I can do this through Him who gives me strength."
- I love it, that's one of my favorite verses.
And I feel like the picture of us folding laundry
totally is that, because so often
when you're watching TV or you're seeing something,
ministry happening, it's on a missions trip somewhere,
it's maybe a homeless organization feeding the hungry.
Or even watching like in Africa where they're helping tribes
and people have fresh water, which is amazing.
The breakdown is, though, the majority of people
watching this are at home with laundry
(ladies laughing) and dirty dishes and other things.
That doesn't just have to be household chores,
but it's our daily life that I believe the Lord delights in.
And when we can show that there's purpose
in everything that we do, then we're content.
Because I feel that internal frustration
when I feel like what I'm doing, folding,
there's no purpose in that.
I have no identity in that, that's not who I am is a folder.
(ladies laughing)
But the Lord will just say, no, look,
you're doing it to the least of these.
You are, every time you fold clothes,
you're preparing your home for your children
to be warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
There's purpose in that, He delights in that.
Every time I fix a sippy cup, which that was
a really big struggle for me.
It was like the constant, I had three small children
and they just wanted drinks all the time.
But I'm like, hey, but then it's like
the Lord just shows up and He's like,
no, you're giving the least of these a cup of water.
Now I have purpose every time I get up to go do that
or every time they ask for something
I'm actually serving the Lord, and it's an eternal reward
for taking care of His children.
So I love it, I love the laundry
because this is real life and what people are
actually dealing with, and instead of pushing it away,
be thankful for the opportunity daily
to serve God's children.
- That reminds me of my brother, who actually did go
to Africa, and when he left,
he left a high profile job, lots of money,
sold everything, went with his wife.
And at the same time, friends of his went to Toronto
and they went to Canada.
So the friends who went to Canada actually saw
a huge outpouring of God's presence and revival.
And it was kind of the ministry dream, you know?
God was moving powerfully, and here's my brother
in Africa, in the bush, and the Lord.
And the reason why they went there was
to adopt a little boy named Moses.
And so they had sold everything for this one little child
that they wanted to go out to.
And they so knew that he was so valuable to God.
And sometimes I think we just don't realize
how important our children are to the Lord.
And if we could see their value and their importance
before God, I think we would realize the honor
that it really is to lay our lives down for them.
I have this newborn, this little baby boy
named Noah at home, so here I am
and I'm waking up in the night.
And it, most of the time it really doesn't feel like a joy,
you know, I'm like, oh my goodness, he's crying again.
But yet when I think of my seven year old,
now seven year old, I'm like, oh those days
when she was a little newborn.
And it's perspective and it's embracing
where God has us, what He's calling to do,
and letting that tension go, that frustration,
releasing that control to the Lord
and embracing the season, the right now,
wherever it is that we are.
- I love that, and you know, if we could just grasp
the reality that we're not gonna miss
what God has for us-- - That's good.
- If we're in relationship with Him.
And so I think sometimes that's where
that tension comes from.
It's like we're afraid that we're never gonna get
to those things that maybe the Lord has prophetically spoken
over our lives, or maybe those dreams
or those things that He's placed in our heart
to accomplish for Him.
And it's almost like that's so far away,
but yet I'm just right here.
I think one of the greatest things that we can do is
just have awe and wonder and childlike faith
right where we are every day in relationship with Him
and know that He's good, like God is so good.
He wants to fulfill the things He's spoken over us
even more than we want to be able to be there
in the fulfillment of them.
And I think it's just, I don't know,
it's just awesome to have that trust
that He's so good and just being present with Him.
Because He'll give us something fresh every single day.
And His schooling, like school of Holy Spirit,
is way different than the world.
The things we think we would need to prepare ourselves
for those big things is always way different than
what they really are.
And then we can look back in hindsight,
and we'll be even more thankful for the ways
that God brought us and prepared us,
pruned us and made us ready for those bigger doors
that He does open, being faithful in the small things.
- Oh yeah, I think as women we need permission sometimes
to be content, and I just keep hearing that word,
permission to be content.
I needed permission to be content.
Leaving a job where I was climbing the corporate ladder
and all this stuff and things like that.
I needed permission that it was okay,
that this is a season.
And there's a season and a time.
The bible says that, there is a time and season
for everything, there's a time to plant,
there's a time to grow, there's a time to harvest.
And God wants us to know our season.
What season are we in?
And that's available, to identify the season
that we're in in life and then be content
in that season, why?
Because the steps of the righteous are ordered by God.
I know that as a daughter of God, my steps are ordered.
I'm right where I need to be.
Even if it's folding laundry, even if I feel like
I have a need or even if I have plenty,
like Paul was saying, I know that as long as I'm aligned
in His will, which thankfulness brings us in there,
it'll get us in there.
If we can't see it, God says, here's a key,
here's a tool, give thanks.
And we'll land in the will of God.
And suddenly, man, it's like, okay God,
I don't know how to make this happen,
but I'm gonna just keep folding,
and thank you for what you've given me.
Or I'm gonna keep serving and working,
and whatever it is.
Oh my goodness.
- Motherhood doesn't limit.
It doesn't put a limitation.
I think it helps us hold on.
- Yeah, and God doesn't put any limits on us.
So you know, I'm thankful for you guys being here
and that we could paint this picture for everybody
and that you're a part of that process.
I'm so thankful for you, again,
that you've been with us for season one.
Hey, guess what, there's gonna be a season two.
God said so, so we're gonna keep going.
And we're gonna launch season two.
I don't know what to expect, we'll probably fold
some more laundry, I don't know.
Maybe we'll have some sleeping bags out here or something.
But the goal is to be real and to paint the picture
that no matter where you are, no matter what situation
or circumstance you're in, you can be thankful,
and God has called you and He's chosen you
and He says to you, daughter,
you are created for the impossible too.
So join us again next season, God bless.
(bright music)
- Thank you so much for watching today.
And I also wanna take time to thank our partners,
those of you who are sowing in financially,
you're supporting the vision and the mission
of Created for the Impossible that's going
into the homes and the hearts of women all over the world.
Thank you for that.
And if you'd like to be a part, if you'd like to give,
you can go to my website, KrissyNelson.com.
Just look for the donate tab, and you too
can be a part of this mission, the good news
of everybody being created for the impossible.
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What will you experience at Portland State? - Duration: 1:01.
Portland State at the heart of the Rose City
We are redefining higher education.
Our students are not bound by the classroom
At PSU, we learn by doing.
We're pioneers of experiential learning.
Creators who see the world from a different perspective
and innovators for global benefit
We are Portland. All ages, ethnicities abilities and backgrounds have a home here
An urban education provides access to real world opportunities
and not lost on us are the wonders discovered in the Pacific Northwest
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We are achievers, advocates, creators, builders, explorers, and dreamers
Our grads power the region and far beyond
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Harry Styles Birthday! 2019 - Duration: 2:58.
Hello, welcome to my Youtube channel.
Today we created the famous Pop Singer, Harry Styles birthday celebration video.
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Harry Styles happy birthday!
Who is Harry Styles?
Birthday, February 1, 1994,
Birthplace, Redditch, England,
Age, 25 years old,
Birth Sign, Aquarius,
Harry Styles About,
Rose to fame as a member of the pop British boyband One Direction, performing alongside
Liam Payne, Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik, and Niall Horan.
He later embarked on a solo career and released his first single "Sign of the Times" in April
of 2017.
Harry Styles Before Fame,
He worked at a bakery when he was fourteen years old.
He tried out as a solo singer on The X Factor but failed, though he later joined a band
in order to compete on the show.
Harry Styles Trivia,
The One Direction album Up All Night became the first British album to open up at #1 on
the U.S. Billboard 200.
At the 2014 Teen Choice Awards, the band took home eight awards.
He made his film acting debut in the 2017 Christopher Nolan feature Dunkirk.
Harry Styles Family Life,
He was raised with an older sister named Gemma and he had a relationship with country singer
Taylor Swift that ended in January 2013.
He later dated Kendall Jenner but the couple broke up in 2014.
He then dated model Nadine Leopold.
He briefly dated chef Tess Ward in 2017 and he dated Camille Rowe for about a year before
breaking up in mid-2018.
Harry Styles Associated With,
He co-wrote the 2016 Michael Bublé song "Someday" with Meghan Trainor.
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2019 Nibiru ANOTHER DREAM + PROOF! - Duration: 7:08.
On Tuesday I had another dream about this planet nibiru and I want to share it with you, I do want to make this video much shorter than the last one.
So in my dream I was looking to the sky, it was daytime and I saw the moon, then I looked to the right and I saw nibiru.
Also in my dream I saw how I was making flyers and warning the people about this also in my dream I saw how I was talking with my younger brother about this.
and showing him some proof, about it, and this proof I want to share it with you today.
I do want to mention that I don't recommend to anybody to spend hours and hours on the internet researching about this.
There is a lot of lie and deception, the best way and the best thing that we can do is to seek Jesus to ask Him about the truth and He will reveal
and He will show us the things that He wants us to see, you know each one of us has a specific purpose in the kingdom of God and Jesus will reveal
that to us if we build our relationship with Him, this is the main concern that we should be focusing on.
Ok, the proof that I want to talk to you about and show you, I'll put links in the description, a link from wikipedia about this person
and a small documentary about this person. The person that I was talking about was called Carlos Munoz Ferrada
he was a chileean from Chile andhe was born in 1909 and died in 2001, he was a pilot in the marine and a astronomer
He loved astronomy so much he went to Paris and Milan to study astronomy. Now this man he discovered this planet nibiru by calculations
and I will read a little bit from wikipedia about him and show you the things which are mentioned about him there.
"Carlos Muñoz Ferrada ( Colbún , 1909 - Villa Alemana , 2001 ) was a pilot of the merchant marine and astronomer. He studied Engineering and Physics at the University of Chile,
which he completed with courses at the Astronomical Society of Paris and the Astronomical Society of Milan.
He was a member of the Astronomical Society of Dijon (France) and directed the Astronomical Observatory of Panama for six years.
Controversied by his insights and theories, Muñoz Ferrada clung to the principle of geodynamics to explain his observations and seismic predictions,
calculated on the basis of solar explosions, the attractions of the planets and the cycles of geophysical perturbations.
Despite being unknown to the youngest, Muñoz Ferrada had already surprised the scientific world when, at the end of 1938, he predicted with two hours of error the
earthquake that on January 20, 1939 destroyed Chillán and other cities in southern Chile. and caused more than 30 thousand deaths.
From his observatory in Villa Alemana, where he worked with second-hand equipment and others manufactured by him, Carlos Muñoz Ferrada predicted earthquakes,
climate changes and volcanic eruptions for more than half a century.
The scientist also calculated in 1940 the appearance of a comet that later discovered the Royal Astronomic Society of London,
entity that recommended the name of the Chilean for the celestial body.
I just want to mention that this is not the planet that I am talking about,
Carlos Muñoz Ferrada does call nibiru comet-planet, he calles it comet-planet.
Because it has the mass of a planet but it's orbit is very unusual, it's orbit is elliptical and it's like the orbit of a comet, for this reason he calls it comet-planet.
In the documentary that I will show in the description you can see more about this and he explain why he calls it this way.
But the comet that is mentioned in wikipedia is not the comet but it does show his wisdom which I believe he received from God.
Just by calculations he calculated the appearance of a comet, has not yet appeared, he calculated the appearance, which latter the Royal Society of London
found with telescopes, you know. It also says that he "predicted with a very small margin of error the earthquake of 8.5 Richter degrees registered on March 3, 1985,
which caused 277 deaths and one million victims and destroyed 80 percent of the cities of Melipilla and San Antonio.
He died on October 17, 2001 of a thrombosis at the age of 92 years.
I will put the links in the description and you can have a look and see it for yourself, I just want to encourage you to seek Jesus and build a relationship with Him,
because we are living the end days, we must be watching because the devastating events that will take place on earth will slowly increase
and we never know what is gonna happen in our area, where we live, a lot of people are going to die and the best solution is Jesus,
We have to make sure we know Him and He knows us before something happens to our lives and to our families and our close ones lives,
May Jesus bless you.
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Fantastic Frogs - Duration: 3:30.
- [Narrator] You've seen 'em, you've heard 'em.
Now let's meet some frogs.
(frog boings)
These interesting animals can live part of their lives
in water, and part on land, which makes them amphibians.
This word means double life.
When in the water, frogs can breathe through their skin.
When on land, they use their lungs.
Can you believe they're about 4,000 types of frogs?
They come in a lot of colors and patterns, too.
And they're find all over the world,
but more live in the tropical rainforest.
Brightly colored frogs are sometimes called
the jewels of the rainforest.
They come in just about every color combination
you can think of; yellow and black,
red and black, even bright blue.
These colors warn other animals to stay away.
Hey, don't eat me, I'm poisonous!
- Some frogs have colors or markings
that make them hard to find.
This is called camouflage.
This is our mossy tree Frog.
He's green and black to blend into his environment.
He lives on the rock walls of caves,
and on the green moss of trees.
So he has the bumpy skin as you can see,
and this also helps to blend into the cave walls.
If you are a bird looking for lunch,
how many mossy tree frogs could you find?
One, two, three, four (numbers boing)
five, six, seven. (numbers boing)
There's seven mossy frogs.
- [Narrator] This giant tree flog blends
right in with the leaf he's resting on.
What if he needs to rest on a log?
He can change his color from green to brown,
to match his surroundings.
How cool is that?
Wouldn't it be fun if we could do that too?
Frogs come in different sizes.
This smooth-sided toad is about eight inches long,
and is the largest frog we have here in the San Diego Zoo.
Our smallest frogs are golden mantellas.
This female is only about a half an inch long.
(frog boings)
Hey, come back here!
All frogs hop, right?
Don't jump to conclusions just yet.
There are lots of ways to get around.
- Frogs have long legs for hopping and climbing.
Check out the legs on this folding leaf frog.
The folding leaf frog, with its long legs,
can climb up and down tree branches
like you would climb a latter.
Some frogs have sticky feet,
that help them get a grip that won't slip.
Take a look at this Bornean ear frog.
Each of his toes have a pad covered
with tiny bumps that help the frog climb rough surfaces,
like tree bark or rocks.
Between the bumps, is a sticky mucus.
The mucus gives the frog clinging power
on slippery surfaces, like wet leaves.
- [Narrator] Some frogs are most at home in the water.
And people often say this Suriname toad
looks a lot like a dead leaf, but watch her come to life.
See that webbing between her toes?
It helps her swim.
And then, there's the tomato frog.
He doesn't move much at all, because he's so round.
Instead, he just waits for his next meal to walk by.
(chuckles) What a life.
What's one thing all frogs have in common?
They love to eat!
Do insects, snails, worms, (insects buzzing)
and spiders sound tasty?
Well, they do if you're a frog.
What's really cool, frogs help keep
the world's insect population under control.
Thanks, frogs, you rock!
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5 Comping Exercises for Jazz Rhythm on the Blues - Duration: 15:25.
(jazz music)
- Hi everybody, my name is Jens Larsen.
Rhythm is much more important than the notes.
This is true for jazz in general
but it's certainly true for comping.
And the easiest way to learn some new comping rhythms
is probably just to make some small patterns
that you can repeat and then work on taking
those rhythmical patterns or riffs
through some chord progression.
In this video, I'm going to show you five really great
comping rhythms and how they sound and I'm going
to take each one of them through a blues in F.
If you want to practice the five examples with me
then you can follow the links in the description
of this video and then play along with me
and that way, really get them into your system.
Because with a rhythm, you don't really want
to think about the notes you're playing.
You just want to hear the entire phrase
and get used to how that sounds and that way
get it into your ears and into your veins.
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The first rhythm is really a basic rhythm
that you definitely want to have in your playing.
It is always good to also just have that
as a reference if you want to learn into a groove.
And that's the Charlestone rhythm.
The Charlestone rhythm is a simple rhythm.
There are two notes.
There's, the first one is on the one
and then if I play just with F7 here,
then first we have one on the one
and then we have one on the two ends.
That means the rhythm sounds like this.
One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
So you want to practice so that's easy to play.
Maybe put on the metronome, on two and four.
One, two, and one, two, three, four.
(clicking and guitar)
And remember that the goal is that you can do this
so that it comes easy.
Of course, if you find two and four difficult
put it on all four, or put the metric on one, three.
Doesn't matter too much in the beginning.
Just get the rhythm into your ear so you can hear
where it is.
And if you start with just one chord,
You're only focusing on the rhythm and how it sounds,
see if you can imagine how the rest
of the rhythm section sound.
When you have an idea about that,
then you can really play in the groove
and it's much easier to sound good when you're playing
with a background track.
Of course, you can play this with me,
if you want to focus just on the rhythm
in this first example.
Or actually it could be in any of the other
examples as well.
You can also just choose to only play the rhythm
and not worry about the way that I'm playing the chords.
And I would suggest you do that, just using the,
so the basic shell of each of the chord.
I'll write them out and I'll put them on my
website also so you can check them out there.
So essentially that's just for F7,
just play these third, seven, the same of B flat.
Then we have, so F7, B flat.
F7, B flat 7, B diminished, same thing.
F7, A half diminished, D7, F minor, oh sorry,
B minor, C7.
So really simple to play.
Just focus on that and just play with rhythm.
And that way you can also quickly play along
with a backing track.
And then when you get...
(guitar music)
And so on and so forth.
Try to work on it like that.
I like the Charlestone Rhythm is really good.
To return also still practice that through changes
once I awhile just to work on really locking
with the rhythm and it's something
that you definitely really want to have in your system.
(jazz music)
This second rhythm I've added because
I think it's a nice way to have a rhythm
that sort of really pushing the harmony forward
and really adding some energy in that way.
So it's fairly simple on the one.
And on the one end I'm just stating the chords.
So, that's and then to pull things ahead
I have on the three end, I have a long chord
that's really moving things along.
So we get one, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
So that last part of the rhythm is really just pulling
to the next bar and to the next chord.
That means that when the chords are changing
then we have this F7 that's really pulling us
into the B flat.
And that works really well.
That's something that's nice to be able to do as well.
And you don't really have that with the Charlestone Rhythm
because that just sort of sits there and is a groove.
And that's a little different.
As you probably noticed,
I'm not only playing one chord when I'm using
a different chord in the example.
And what I'm doing here is I'm playing a basic
two bars for the F7 and then I have extra melody note
that I can use as well.
So essentially that's just using this F7
and then this 13 on top of it.
I'm not writing out that this is an F9,
rather this is an F13, because when you're comping
and when you're making up these grooves
then you just have to think F7
and then all of these different sounds
are things that you can just choose to use
whether you want to or not
and it really depends on what you're playing
and of course if you're playing behind somebody
also what they're playing.
So these two for the F7, for the B flat seven,
just really basic B flat seven and then the nine on top.
For the B diminished, I very often use
inversions of the diminished because they're kind of easy
to move around.
That's just an easy way to do that.
So everything is kept as practical as possible.
Let's see, so for the A half diminished,
well I'm actually using the same as what I'm using
for the F7.
Just either this A half diminished or the A half diminished
with an 11.
Different versions of diminished chord,
especially for the D7.
And then for the G minor, mostly these two.
For C7, C7 altered.
And then the turnaround is usually just this.
A7, this D7, this G minor7, C7 altered coming back.
I think again, you don't really need to worry too much
about the voicings.
If you can read them, you're probably familiar
with some of them anyway.
They're all drop two voicings and you can check out
other videos that I have on drop two voicings.
If you want, you can learn more about that.
If you want to work just on the rhythm,
then go back to just playing the shells.
And then just work with that.
That's already going to give you a lot
and then you can always add your own melodies,
which you have to do anyway because once you start comping,
you're going to be mixing up these different patterns
and just using different rhythms and improvising.
Right now you're just working on building
your vocabulary so you have some things to choose from.
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The third rhythm here is really a rhythm that's
not so much used for accents and solos.
This is something that you can, even though it's quite basic
you can actually get away with playing quite often
behind a soloist, because most of the time
you just play mostly down beats and it's kind of
easy to play on for a soloist.
It doesn't get in the way as much.
What I'm tying the different bars together with here
is really just the melody that I'm using.
And it is a very simple melody.
I'm still just using those two notes.
So I'm first just playing on the one.
And then I'm really just going back and forth between
this melody note and this one.
So we have one, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
And then I'm just moving that through the beration.
So on the B flat, one, two, three, four, one.
So that's the basic idea that's happening here.
I'm changing it a little bit along the way
because it's easy to get it to fit in other ways.
When I get to the A half diminished
and also in the turn around of course,
I have more quarter bars so I need
to make some changes there.
But in general I'm using...
The melody also and that's also because it's easy
to remember these rhythms if you have a melody.
So a little bit abstract and melodies make a lot more sense
I'm used to thinking in melodies.
And I'm using that to just internalize these rhythms.
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The first three examples that I used here
are all just really securely laying down the one
that makes it a little bit easier to play them
and also to hear them in the meter and in the bar.
But you also want to have some rhythms that are
really going to open up so that you don't always
have to play on the one.
It's nice that you play on the one
and you definitely want to be able to
lay down a one and lay down a clear chord
whenever that's called for because that's an important part
of comping is that you also just support
while the entire band but especially the soloist
and we really make things clear when that's needed.
But at the same time you also want to feel comfortable
just playing on the offbeat and also really knowing
how to get that to sit in the groove.
And this rhythm is really an example of that
because here I don't have a one.
I'm playing on the one end and then
I'm playing on the three.
The rhythm is like this, one, two, three, four.
So I'm playing on the one then on the three
and on the three end.
One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
And this is really just a good use to
using rhythms that are not on the one.
And you want to work on, well eventually you want to work
on all of them, but this is a good one to start with
because it's easy.
The other one that you also want to check out
is to play on the four end where you're anticipating.
But if you listen to somebody like Rick Garland
he's gonna be playing on the two end and the four end
really a lot and he's always anticipating the harmony.
So he's already on the four end playing the harmony,
so the chords of the bar that comes after it.
And that really pushes things forwards.
And that can be a useful effect.
I'm not really working with that right now.
I'm jut working with playing the one end,
'cause that's a little bit easier to start with.
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When you're comping in an actual playing situation
then a big part of your job is also to respond
to whatever's happening, both in the drums
and certainly also with what the soloist is playing.
And it's nice to have some rhythms that really
lend themself to be natural responses
to what is happening.
And I think this is a rhythm that's a good example of that
even though here I'm kind of using it of course
because I'm moving it through the blues.
I'm using it as a groove and it works for that as well
but it will also work really well if you want to,
so the player's short response to the soloist playing
a phrase that's ending on the four end
or on the one which is something that's quite common.
So in this case I'm playing on the two,
and then on the three and the three end.
So that means the phrase sounds like this.
One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.
And of course, still the same applies.
Maybe first practice it just with the shell.
Practice it with a metronome and just stay in one chord
and then try moving it through the blues
using either my examples or whatever your own voicings,
that'll work.
Just work on using that rhythm and get that
into your playing.
You can kind of imagine just the soloist coming out
on the one and then you just kind of
close that with a response from...
And that's a nice thing to work with.
It's also as a riff, because we're using it
as sort of a groove that's just going through
the entire blues.
It's also something that doesn't ask too much attention.
Sometimes when you have rhythms, if you play
too complicated things, then you're taking away attention
from the soloist and that's not really your job
when your comping at that point.
And especially if you're the sight man of the soloist
and he asked you for the gig.
That's also an easy way to get fired.
So you might want to be a little bit careful with that.
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The chord voicings that I'm using in this video
are all drop two voicings as I already mentioned
and if you want to check out another video
where I'm talking about how to use drop two voicings
on a blues, and really create some interesting melodies
in your comping, then check out this video
where I'm applying drop two voicings
to a blues B flat.
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Natalie - Palm Trees (Lyrics) - Duration: 3:08.
Don't text just call me Rolling up all the palm tree
Trying to forget about your body And the nights that you wanted me
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Somewhere deep in The Hills Where no one cares how I feel
Say you just need something real Say your heart's too broke to heal
(Say you just need something real)
They've got Frank Ocean playing, Teary-eyed swaying,
Four in the morning, Your heart keeps playing these games,
On me, on me
Under palm trees, you said you loved me
Don't text just call me Rolling up all the palm tree
Trying to forget about your body And the nights that you wanted me
Don't text just call me Smoking all of this palm tree
Can't forget about your body Feel you all up on me
All up on me, all up on me
All up on me, feel you all up on me
They've got Frank Ocean playing Fuck is you saying
Bloody-nose swaying Swear I'm okay but I'm not
The fuck you thought This was all your fault (this was all your fault)
The fuck you thought This was all your fault (this was all your fault)
You told me we could be So I gave you all of me
Had me on bended knee Still feel your body
Under palm trees, you said you loved me, Under palm trees is the same place you left me
Don't text just call me Rolling up all the palm tree
Trying to forget about your body And the nights that you wanted me
Don't text just call me Smoking all of this palm tree
Can't forget about your body, Feel you all up on me,
All up on me, all up on me
All up on me, feel you all up on me
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Know Your Essence, Your Power and That The Choices You've Made are the Best for You. - Duration: 5:07.
you know when people can't get up in the morning and they can't get out of bed
I'm gonna tell you why because they can predict the feeling of everything that's
gonna happen in their life and their bodies resigned to the familiar it says
oh another mundane day but remember when you were a kid and you were going on a
field trip? What happened then you were up and dressed and ready to go before
your parents are up. You know why? Cuz you knew something unexpected was gonna
happen. That's how we should live our lives waking up with the understanding
to expect the unexpected and something unusual should happen in our life as a
result of our efforts and it's just those beginning moments where it begins
to happen that we begin to prove to ourselves how powerful we really are so
take time in the morning and the evening and the rest of the day check in with
yourself at certain times to see if you're still in that energy and if
you're not excuse yourself for a second raise your energy and step back into
your life if you keep doing that over and over again you'll become less
frustrated less impatient less judgmental it'll just become something
of the past and you'll be someone else I'm telling you becoming a learning
machine and a person who invests in themself works I invest at least $100,000 a
month in my own education. Literally, 100 G's a month. NOT a year, I got a CPA back
that number up I've shown it it's it's obvious to if you watch my snapchat.
Traveling, mentors, coaches, consultants that I pay and I've been doing that for
years and it's funny the more I invested myself every year my income has gone up
massively. Some people go oh well I'm not gonna pay for stuff. I'm just gonna
"GOOGLE IT". Well, go ahead but I'm telling you there is a magic in investing in
yourself people get it invested in real estate it's good oh okay I do that
invest in stock market that good i buy land, owe I invest and buy businesses
it's all good but nothing touches the ROI on investing in yourself.
Oh I'm gonna save money this is what you hear if you look on the Internet
how do I make money first thing you got to do is you got to save money what do
you hear the politicians say the middle-class I'm here to save it what if
there is no middle class and it was just made up to keep the people civil see, see, see
that that's how you're gonna play this game you got to be available people have
to know you don't talk to strangers strangers got everything you want man
everything you want a stranger's got it. Shit, your friends ain't got nothing
Right? If it's up to your friends yeah you're done you're like all my friends
are broke I'm 25 years old everybody around me was broke okay my mama was
scared every time my mama Tuesday Tuesday she's clipping coupons that was
some reason to get the newspaper shit the coupons are coming she would sit
there and clip a man she had them in the little box I learned that for for 16
years I watched my mom do that for 16 years my mom would tell me hey Grant
turn those lights up turn those lights up me and my twin brother turn those
lights on from across the house she could hear me walk out of my bedroom 75
feet away and say turn those damn lights off I told you okay twin brothers okay
I'm 16 years old my twin brother my mom said when you guys go pee do it together
saves water, right? I had a great mom how many of you had
great parents give you give your parents great hand. Hey just because
they were great payers doesn't mean they weren't confused right because my mama
was confused man my mom did not know how to make money she had no education she
had no ability she had never held a job she did not know how to get money so
what she had to do was protect a little bit of money she had
sell or be sold she was sold on conservation reduce risk
don't spend, contract, protected, defend it. You understand? Diversify have a lot of
little debts all over the place okay lots of little debts you should never have a lot
of debts all over the place until you're extremely wealthy. When you're trying to
get wealthy you want to literally you want to go all-in. Then you're like I
know for sure this is gonna work. What do you know we'll pay you every time for sure?
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