Avalon will be mine..
Darkness has fallen,
King Arthur is dead,
I shall be King!
Each Lord build their Kingdom,
but victory will be mine!
Whoever can lift their Excalibur,
will be the one true King..
Will it be you?
King of Avalon
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Rendez-Vous
That was the fogaround, as if heaven sees my delusion.
And wine does not cling, and my coffee is not so as it should be.
And I'm flying and thinking about us,
About those few hours that we had only once.
And carved up the world since then on: with you and without you.
The rande-rande-rande-rendezvous changed my life with feet and head.
Rande-rande-rande-rendezvous since than I am flying in dreams and reality.
I live for you, In you I live.
It was like scenes in the movie, we knew and didn't know how to end it.
I do not take my eyes from you And you have made a haiku by your sight.
And then we were left alone, you're gave me more than you could there.
And then in dream you bathed me in the bath with milk.
The rande-rande-rande-rendezvous changed my life with feet and head.
Rande-rande-rande-rendezvous since than I am flying in dreams and reality.
Only you, since I
live for you, since I'm only for you, for you I live.
Live for you ...
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The answer?
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Okay calm down, Next question?
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The No.1 Thing You Need to Become Fluent in English This Year (And Why Most Fail) - Duration: 10:31.
Hey! This is Jack from tofluency.com and
I bloody love this time of year. It's
early January and by this time a lot of
you have thought about what you want to
achieve this year - now, we can call this a
new year's resolution and this is when
you decide to do something or to stop doing
something. For a lot of you who are here on
this channel this one thing is to learn
English. You're here because you want to
reach a high level of English and I can
see the excitement in the comments at
the moment. People seem really fired up
about reaching a high level of English
and making 2017 the year of fluency. I'm
no different.
I love setting goals and thinking about what
I want to achieve over the next 12
months and, in fact, I actually have a few
goals that I have set myself this year.
This is something I do every year and I
have a pretty good track record of
hitting these goals. Before I share these
goals I've got some bad news for you
because it's estimated that only eight
percent of people who set goals actually
achieve them.
That means over ninety percent of people
don't achieve the goals that they set
out at the beginning of the year. From
experience, you'll know this is true. Maybe
you have done this as well. But it's very
common for someone to say okay I'm going
to give up smoking;
I'm going to drink less; I'm
going to start learning English; I'm going to
get fit and healthy and then by February.
they have given up.
They've lost that initial excitement
have they've lost that initial motivation to do
what they set out to do.
The good news is that there are certain
things you can do to ensure that you
give yourself the best chance possible
of achieving the goals that you set out
for the year so i'll talk about that
soon but first here are my goals 2017...
Firstly, I want to grow this YouTube
channel to 200,000 subscribers. Now on
January the 1st, I had about 21,500
subscribers so this is a big goal. I want
to take this channel to the next level.
This is a goal that I'm most excited
about. This is my number one priority for
the year and it's going to take a lot of
work, it's going to take me making videos,
working hard, promoting the channel...
interacting with you that people who
watch it. I'm really excited about this
goal and I'm sure I'm going to do
everything possible to achieve it.
Another goal I have is to get in the
best shape of my life. So, in 2016, I put
on some weight and I didn't feel very
healthy. But this year, I'm really going
to commit to it and it's my number two
priority. Now, most people say: make health
your number one priority, you know, after
family and friends make health your
number one priority but I'm just being
honest with myself, it's not. My number one
priority is this business and my health
and fitness will come second but that
doesn't mean that I'm going to be
unhealthy,
in fact, i know that I can balance the
two to ensure that they both go together
but when it comes down to it, let's say,
on a Friday afternoon I have the choice
to make a video or go to the gym, I'll
probably make that video. My third goal
is to learn French to an intermediate
level. Now, I already have semi-decent
pronunciation because I took a
pronunciation course. I also have a
little bit of knowledge of French as
well from my time at school but that was
a long time ago and in most schools, you
know that language learning isn't really
done properly.
There's no emphasis on speaking.. it's
very difficult to make progress, so I
know very little French but I plan to
become an intermediate speaker. What's
interesting with this goal is that it's
not my number one or number two priority
it's the third priority on my list of
goals. So, I'm going to take this slowly.
I'm not in a big rush to get fluent
straightaway and that's important to
know as well: when you're planning out
these goals, think about your priorities,
in fact, that is the key of all of this.
In order for you to achieve your goal
let's
say learning English to a C1 level - check
the description to see how you can
evaluate yourself - but let's just say
it's to learn English to a C1 level,
you really need to be fired up about it.
You need to be excited about it.
You need to really just be obsessed with
achieving this - not obsessed in a bad way
but that obsession actually drives you
forward to achieve something special. And
reaching a high level of English is so
special.
Not many people do it. Many people give
up because it's a long journey. But that
doesn't mean it has to be a horrible
journey. You can make this fun, you can
make this exciting and that's why I want
you to do... if your goal for this year is
to reach a high level of English - that C1
level of English - I want you to make it a
priority and I want you to enjoy it as
much as possible. Because for me, I can't
tell you how excited it makes me feel
about trying to reach 200,000
subscribers here on YouTube.
I'm so fired up - I'm so ignited with
passion about it, I just can't wait to
reach that goal. But I'm going to enjoy
the journey along the way too. What makes
this goal exciting for me and if it's
for you reaching a high level from an
intermediate level, is that it's a little
bit scary when you think about it, you
know, it's quite scary for me to sit here
and say: okay, I want to reach 200,000
subscribers. It would be a lot easier to
say 60,000 or 80,000 or even a hundred
thousand but by saying 200,000
subscribers, it makes me feel a little
bit uncomfortable. I know that I'm going
to have to make changes - I know i'm going
to have to become a different person in
a way in order to reach this goal. But
because this goal is scary and because
it's such a big goal
it makes me excited about it and that's
again the key
it's about getting fired up about this
goal and when something is a little bit
out of your reach
if something is out of your comfort zone
then you can use that energy and get
excited and get fired up.
So, when it comes to learn English, choose
the goal for this year that gets you out
of your comfort zone. Choose a goal that
is going to help you really
really push on because if you just go
ahead on autopilot doing what you're
doing now then you won't make that big
jump.
Now, if it's not a priority for you, it's
not a priority. And you can keep
progressing at the same rate. But if you
want to speak English with confidence
this year; if you want to be able to
understand TV shows and movies and have
conversations with people; then reach
higher, choose a goal that scares you;
choose a goal that really gets you
excited about putting the work in. At this
stage, I need to tell you that if you
haven't got my book already
go download it now. It's "The 5-step Plan
for English Fuency" and it talks about
this five-step progress (preocess) to help you go
from intermediate to advanced or from
advanced to proficient, so, go check out
the description, click the link and
download this book for free. But before
you go, I have some extra tips for you
tips that will help you stick with your
goals for the entire year.
The first one is this: after you have
your goal, research exactly what you need
to do in order to attain this goal and
then create an action plan that is specific
to you. This is what most people miss out,
you know, most people say: okay, I need to
do the Sentence method; I need to repeat
after native speakers; I need to have
conversations with proficient or native
speakers, but they can't do this because
they don't have the schedule to do it;
they don't have the resources to do it.
So, it's really important that after you
know what you need to do, create a
routine based on your schedule not
someone elses not this imaginary
schedule but based on your real-life
situation and then slot English into
this. Going back to priorities,
maybe you need to stop doing something
in order to start doing more English. So,
again, look at your schedule and say: okay,
is this important? Am I spending my time
wisely? If not, do a little bit more
English instead. It's also important to
have that belief that you can do this.
Look at the people who have achieved
this level and get
inspiration from them. This year, I'm going
to invite people onto my channel - those
people who have learned English in a
quick amount of time and I'm going to
interview them. So, that you can see that
this is possible. And if this is you, then
send me an email -
there is a link in the description. And
finally, again, this is so important: make
the journey as enjoyable as possible.
You need to enjoy this process of
learning English. A lot of people do what
they think they have to do instead of
what they want to do.
I've made many videos on things like how
to choose the best book for you and that
just means finding books that are
interesting. There are no books that you
have to read to learn english, only books
that you enjoy reading. So, go onto Amazon,
start reading the books, check them out
see if you're going to enjoy them, and
then choose the ones that you know you
won't be able to put down. One last tip -
is this: focus on the most effective
methods. So, it's ok saying: I'm going to
study 20 hours a week. But it's what you
do with your time as well. And I have a
great method for you called the Sentence
Method. There will be a link in the
description and this just shows you a
great way that you can spend 15 minutes
a day internalizing grammar and learning
new words and phrases, so please check
that out. There's a lot of advice there. I
hope you have found this useful. Again
check out the description - there will be
a summary for you. If you enjoyed this
video, give it a thumbs up. Thank you for
watching - if you're new
subscribe and if you really enjoyed it
then please share it.
Okay, thank you very much - see you guys in
the next lesson!
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Dinosaur Ecosystems | HKU Online Learning | Course About Video - Duration: 2:25.
DR. MICHAEL PITTMAN: Dinosaurs are some of the most popular and iconic animals,
and they have captivated us in movies and newspaper headlines.
However, popular depictions of dinosaurs in their environments
often don't incorporate all of the scientific evidence available.
So what do we really know about the world of dinosaurs?
Like animals today, dinosaurs were part of larger ecosystems,
so there was a lot to know about their world.
What plants and animals did they live with?
What physical environments did they live in?
What climates did they experience?
How did all these things interact with each other?
In this course, Dinosaur Ecosystems, we will
take you on a global search for answers to these questions.
We will bring you to the hot and dusty Gobi Desert of Erlian China
to dig up an 80 million year old fossil bounty that includes
specimens you will be the first to see.
We will survey almost 100 years of scientific research
to uncover what is known about this ancient ecosystem, including
the gigantic beaked dinosaur, Gigantoraptor.
We will also search archives in New York for the maps that
first took paleontologist to Erlian, and find out
what these first expeditions were like.
Most importantly, we will identify the gaps in our current knowledge
and then produce cutting edge research that helps to fill these gaps.
Are you ready to go?
A state of the art reconstruction of a dinosaur world begins in February 2017.
Look forward to seeing you then.
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IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT GENETICALLY ENGINEERED FOODS YOU'LL NEVER HEAR FROM MAINSTREAM MEDIA - Duration: 8:46.
IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT GENETICALLY ENGINEERED FOODS YOU�LL NEVER HEAR FROM MAINSTREAM
MEDIA.
byARJUN WALIA
in 1996, Steven M. Druker did something very few Americans were doing then � learn the
facts about the massive venture to restructure the genetic core of the world�s food supply.
The problem of unawareness still exists today, but it�s getting much better thanks to activists
like Druker.
Druker, being a public interest attorney and the Executive Director of the Alliance For
Bio-Integrity, initiated a lawsuit in 1998 that forced the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) to divulge its files on genetically engineered foods.
He�s recently published a book on the lawsuit (2015). In the book, Druker provides details
of his experience, and he�s also released the documents on his website showing the significant
hazards of genetically engineering foods and the flaws that the FDA made in its policy.
It�s called Altered Genes, Twisted Truth: How the Venture to Genetically Engineer Our
Food Has Subverted Science, Corrupted Government, and Systematically Deceived the Public.
The book has some very impressive reviews. For example, David Schubert, Ph.D., molecular
biologist and Head of Cellular Neurobiology at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies
said that this �incisive and insightful book is truly outstanding. Not only is it
well-reasoned and scientifically solid, it�s a pleasure to read � and a must-read.�
Stephen Naylor, Ph.D., CEO and Chariman of Mai Health Inc., an individual who spent 10
years as a Professor of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology and Pharmacology and the Mayo Clinic
stated that Druker�s �meticulously documented, well crafted, and spell binding narrative
should serve as a clarion call to all of us.�
Joseph Cummins, Ph.D. and Professor Emeritus of Genetics at Western University in London,
Ontario believes that Druker�s book is a �landmark� and that �it should be required
reading in every university biology course.�
John Ikerd, Ph.D. and Professor Emeritus of Agricultural and Applied Economics at the
University of Missouri further accentuated the previous statements by saying that the
evidence is �comprehensive and irrefutable; the reasoning is clear and compelling. No
one has documented other cases of irresponsible behaviour by government regulators and the
scientific establishment nearly as well as Druker documents this one.�
In publishing his book and filing this lawsuit, Druker exposed how the agency covered up the
warnings of its own scientists about the risks, lied about the facts, and then ushered these
foods onto the market in violation of federal law.
Dr. Jane Goodall wrote the foreword to the book,
�As part of the process, they portrayed the various concerns as merely the ignorant
opinions of misinformed individuals � and derided them as not only unscientific, but
anti-science. They then set to work to convince the public and government officials, through
the dissemination of false information, that there was an overwhelming expert consensus,
based on solid evidence, that GMOs were safe.�
Check out the book here.
It�s also noteworthy to mention that Druker has actually served on the food safety panels
at conferences held by the National Research council and the FDA, presented lectures at
numerous universities, met with government officials throughout the world, and conferred
at the White House Executive Offices with a task force of President Clinton�s Council
on Environmental Quality.
You can also check out his website, where he has published key FDA documents revealing
hazards of genetically engineered foods and the flaws with how the agency made its policy.
A Summary On The Issue With More Shocking Revelations From WikiLeaks
Today, things have changed and more people in America have started to ask more questions,
as well as demand labels on genetically engineered food products. This is thanks to the work
of people like Druker, but there is still lots to do, and much to tackle in order to
get to the bottom of this GMO debate.
Ask yourself: why are dozens upon dozens of countries across the world completely banning
the import or growth of genetically modified foods in their countries? Several of them
have already cited numerous environmental and human health concerns, and others have
simply stated that they�d like to do more research.
When it comes to the actual research, it�s concerning that the World Health Organization
(WHO) has zero long term studies showing the safety of GE foods.
The only long term study that has been conducted was in November 2012 in the Journal of Food
and Chemical Toxicology by Gilles-Eric Seralini and his team of researchers at France�s
Caen University (source). It was a very significant study that made a lot of noise worldwide,
and the first of its kind under controlled conditions that examined the possible effects
of a GMO maize diet treated with Monsanto�s Roundup Herbicide.
The study found severe liver and kidney damage as well as hormonal disturbances in rats fed
with GM maize in conjunction with low levels of Roundup that were below those permitted
in most drinking water across Europe. Results also indicated high rates of large tumors
and mortality in most treatment groups.
The study was retracted in North America, but then republished in multiple journals
in Europe, one of them being Environmental Sciences Europe (source).
The North American retraction was the result of strong commercial pressure pressure of
North American biotech companies, like Monsanto, but the re-published studies in Europe (above,
for example) were even more up-to-date and put to rest its previous criticisms.
This is a great example of the politicization of modern day science.
This fact was also made clear by WikiLeaks documents:
Resistance to the advent of genetically modified foods has been pronounced across Europe. The
continent features some of the strictest regulations governing the use and cultivation of GMO products,
and public skepticism about biotech goods is quite high � a fact not lost on American
diplomats. In a lengthy report dating from late 2007 , a cable issued by the State Department
outlined its �Biotechnology Outreach Strategy, �which, among other things, recognized the
European Union�s �negative views on biology� and committed as a national priority to limiting
them (O7STATE160639).
Initial attention paid to the State Department�s part in pushing industrial manufactures on
its allies obscured the even bigger role it played in assuring a place for genetically
modified agricultural products (GMOs) in a region that largely wanted nothing to do with
them. The American campaign promoting biotech products was a worldwide effort. In all, some
1,000 documents from the Cablegate cache address this effort, a significant number of which
originate in Europe. U.S. diplomats on the continent gave considerable attention to insuring
the interests of American biotech firms in Europe � Whether through �education�
programs, government lobbying, or outright coercion � as well as stripping down European
Union regulations designed to act as a bugger against them. Available cables published by
WikiLeaks suggest that the United States invests considerable time, effort, and expense in
its operations on behalf of the American biotech firms.
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