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Be In The Now Today, Better Than Tomorrow - Duration: 8:03.
I was inspired to do this video for you.
In the morning that I had a revelation from the Holy Ghost or the Holy Spirit.
But I also want you to remember that whenever I say Holy Ghost or Holy Spirit, I mean it
as the breath in the pineal gland and as it runs through the spinal column from the root
Chakra, as well as the Ether that the Greeks talked about, that's above the atmosphere.
And that is the air that the gods breathe.
Okay.
So this understanding of the Holy Spirit or the Holy Ghost is good because it is scientific.
And it unites all the Holy Spirit's understanding in different traditions of the World.
So the Holy Spirit told me that the translation that I gave was good, but not focusing on
the point.
Remember that I was talking about the Now, how to live the Now in the Biblical way.
The translation I gave was, I'm going to read that, and I am going to read a new translation,
or the translation from the King James Version which the Holy Spirit said was more close
to what Jesus was saying.
So the old one that I gave you, 'Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, but tomorrow
will worry about itself.
Today has enough trouble of its own,' which is Matthew 6:34.
Now here is a better understanding that comes through this translation from the King James
Version.
"Take therefore no thought for the morrow."
So, he has introduced the word thought, no thought.
"Take therefore no thought for the morrow."
It's all about the thought of the morrow that matters.
Because it's the only, the thought that creates time that puts you out of the Now.
If there is no thinking — remember that I told you yesterday that the Mind is Time.
And Mindlessness is Timelessness; and that is the Now.
So if you have a thought for the morrow, then you are in the Time flow.
Then, you will not be able to take full advantage of this moment.
So, this translation clearly brings out this idea of how thinking creates Time.
"Therefore, no thought for the morrow."
"Take, therefore, no thought for the morrow" because morrow will worry about itself.
And then, each day has enough trouble of its own.
That's the new translation.
So it's all about thinking about morrow or yesterday or even today, to be honest with
you.
Okay.
You have to be in the Now while living in the Today.
Don't get confused.
Today has everything to reveal to you.
The moment you think of tomorrow, what's going to happen?
Like Macbeth was going to kill King Duncan and then what happens?
And he says, "I will kill him tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow."
No I think it's not, maybe Macbeth, I don't know.
I don't remember because Shakespeare talks about tomorrow a lot.
So, tomorrow doesn't exist unless you bring that into your Consciousness.
I've been thinking about Hamlet now too.
So, tomorrow will bring in Time.
If you want to be Timeless, you have to live in the Now.
And that reminds me about today.
And I just wanted to talk about today is a very important day especially during the Sunset
Time.
Today is called Pradosham, which is the 13th Moon, which the twilight zone is the time
that you can get rid of your Karma, your past, within the Indian Yogic tradition.
So the chant for the day would be like, 'Thiru Neela Kantam.'
You know, you have "Thiru Neela Kantam," those of you who have been following me, is
the mantra for removing Karma.
And then, that 13th again reminds me of Jesus.
On the Last Supper Day, there were 13 people, including Judas who was going to betray him.
And also, the 13th station is when Jesus was taken out of the Cross and then he was on
the lap of Mother Mary.
I saw just a picture, and I was just, you know, just moved to see the picture of Jesus
lying on Mother Mary's lap.
So the 13th is a very important time.
You know, the 13th Moon, you know.
Moon is an indicator of time in the Lunar Calendar.
And it is the time when you really can remove your Karma.
And so that reminds me of the 15th Moon.
Every Full Moon is a very important time for your prosperity Consciousness.
And those who seek prosperity should do Shreem Brzee [mantra chanting] on the Full Moon.
And that also reminds me again of the next Full Moon which is the most Full Moon where
the Guru can Bless you, okay, into a different prosperous life.
So I also want to invite you to that Program.
I know that if you cannot afford that program, I've already told people
to post the previous year's Guru Purnima Program on the FaceBook, so that you can understand
the importance of the Full Moon. God Bless.
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Never Drink Milk Again Until You See This Video- Vitalife Show Episode 247 - Duration: 3:17.
Welcome to the vitalife show I'm Doctor Janine Bowring and I want to share with
you today never to drink milk again until you see this entire video. So the
problem with conventional dairy products is that especially when they're not
organic is that they contain hormones and antibiotics and the problem with
this is that unfortunately this disrupts what's going on
with our own hormonal system when we ingest them and also our digestive tract
so this actually has wreaked havoc in our digestion and affecting our
probiotics so we always have to make sure that we have enough of the good
guys in our digestive tract for our immune system but also for our digestive
function to make sure that we have a proper metabolism breaking down our food
and when we're ingesting dairy products that contain these antibiotics and
hormones it wipes out our good flora and this compromises our immunity we can get
getting sick all the time and causing a lot of problems for health.
So whenever possible if you are going to have dairy products make sure that it's
organic and yes I know it's more expensive but this is a good way to make
sure that you're not getting those added hormones and antibiotics into your diet.
Now what about the alternatives that are out there so a lot of people have gone
to things like soy milk almond milk rice milk coconut milk, well they're not the
greatest and the other day when I went to my favorite coffee shop and you know
I said to myself well maybe you let me look at the ingredient that's actually
in this you know coconut latte, unfortunately I was shocked to find out
that I think the second or third ingredient was sugar which is you know
common for most of those alternative dairy ingredients in unfortunately and
this is a big problem but one of those ingredients is carrageenan and it was in
there and carrageenan is derived from seaweed and this is a it's a big problem
it's an emulsifier in the day in the non dairy products but unfortunately it's
been linked to things like birth defects and Crohn's disease and colitis and
inflammation in the digestive tract lowered immune function polyps in the
colon. I mean this is crazy so it's one of
those things carrageenan that we absolutely need to avoid and yet it was
in my favorite latte, and I thought it was doing a good job by staying away
from the dairy but not so much. So you know be aware of these things you always
have to be aware of everything that you're putting into your body and do it
as naturally as possible. So thanks for joining me today.
Please leave your questions and comments below. Make sure you subscribe to our
channel. We're doing new uploads every week which I know that you'll absolutely
love, and check out our other videos as well. If you are interested in our
products and our website and our blogs and more information do you go to
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with vitatree and the vitalife show. Also go to our website so on vitatree
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ask questions to myself and our vitatree experts here at vitatree all about
healing yourself naturally. Thanks for joining me today.
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Why Smart People Ignore Good Advice - Duration: 2:32.
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Minor Arpeggios - minor Major 7 - Explore 5 Essential Chord Sounds - Jazz Guitar Lesson - Duration: 7:23.
(jazz guitar)
- Hi everybody, my name is Jens Larsen.
It's important that if you take the time
to learn an arpeggio, that you also spend some time
trying to figure out what other
chords you can use it on,
because in that way,
you can actually use it in a lot of different places and
you add to your vocabulary on several different chords.
In this video, I'm gonna take a minor Major arpeggio,
which I think is something very typical
for the melodic minor sound,
and then I'm gonna go over five different places
where you can put that to use
and show you some examples from standards
of where this happens and how I might use it in a line.
(jazz guitar)
The first example is using
the minor Major arpeggio on a minor Major chord,
so really just the most basic way.
But this tonic minor sound is really powerful
and it's definitely something you want to work with.
I'm using the song, Solar, as an example here
and it's just the first three bars of Solar.
I start off with the arpeggio,
so just the C minor Major arpeggio.
(demonstrates on the guitar)
Really bringing out the Major 7 against the minor chord.
Then I play a Dsus triad in a pattern,
(demonstrates on the guitar)
and that gives me the 9 of the chord.
Again, bringing out the Major 7 and then
we transition to G minor,
by walking up to the minor Third of G minor.
(jazz guitar)
In the second example,
I'm using the minor Major arpeggio
on a half diminished chord, so in this case,
it's an E half diminished chord
and I'm using a G minor Major arpeggio.
(demonstrates on the guitar)
The sound that you get here is actually
the sound of using melodic minor
on top of a half diminished chord,
which is often referred to as Locrian natural 2.
So, what we have here is then a Locrian sound,
or half diminished sound, but with a natural nine
that sounds like this.
(demonstrates on the guitar)
The example that I'm using here
is the first few bars of Stella by Starlight,
and the method is E half diminished,
A 7 to
C minor,
and this doesn't actually call for using
melodic minor on a half diminished chord,
but if you check out a recorded version
by Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock,
you'll hear them both really sort of
pulling out the F sharp,
and really emphasizing that sound on that chord.
The line that I'm playing
is just starting with the minor and Major arpeggio,
(demonstrates on the guitar)
and then I'm running down a D Major triad,
(demonstrates on the guitar)
and then I'm going to the A7b9.
And here, I'm just using a diminished arpeggio
with a few leading notes, so
(demonstrates on the guitar)
and then I'm resolving to the 9 of C minor.
(jazz guitar)
One of the places where we use melodic minor the most
is probably on the Lydian dominants.
So, any dominant that doesn't resolve a fifth down,
or a fourth up, we can make into a Lydian dominant.
Some of the examples where that happens in a Major key
would be the five of five, a triton substitution,
or maybe the back-door dominant or the flat 7 dominant.
And in the example that I'm going over here,
I'm using the standard "Take the A Train",
which is two bars of tonic,
so that's in C Major,
and then two bars of five of five,
where I'm using the Lydian dominant,
(demonstrates on the guitar)
so dominant sharp eleven, that goes to the two chord,
and then back to the one.
The line on the C Major 7 is first some simple melodies,
just emphasizing, a C Sixth sound,
so
(demonstrates on the guitar)
and then a small scale one.
And then I'm chromatically approaching the
A to use the A minor Major arpeggio,
so
(demonstrates on the guitar)
on the D7.
From here I go up the arpeggio from the third of D7,
so F# half diminished,
(demonstrates on the guitar)
and then a small melody around the scale.
(demonstrates on the guitar)
And then using the D sharp as a new note
to resolve to the fifth of the D minor.
(jazz guitar)
The other dominant that we really love
from the melodic minor sound,
is the altered dominant.
So in this example I'm just playing a 2 5 1 in the key of C,
and I'm using a G altered scale,
so that's Ab melodic minor,
and I'm using the Ab minor Major arpeggio.
So the line starts off on a D minor,
and that's just a simple D minor pentatonic,
followed by an A minor run,
(demonstrates on the guitar)
and then on the G7 I start off with a minor Major arpeggio,
(demonstrates on the guitar)
and then I chain that together
with an F half diminished arpeggio
in a pattern.
And then I resolve that to the ninth of C.
(jazz guitar)
This example is the only example
that is not coming out of melodic minor.
So, the progression I'm using here
is the first few bars of a C minor blues.
And the sound that I'm applying here,
is the fourth mode of harmonic minor.
So the scale that's being used is for the biggest part,
just G harmonic minor.
The sound you get if you use the fourth mode
of harmonic minor is like a Dorian #4 type sound.
So that would sound something like this.
(demonstrates on the guitar)
So if we look at the extensions we have available,
I have a C minor 7, with a nine,
a 13,
and a #11.
And I'm using the G minor Major arpeggio
to really emphasize that #11
which is sort of an interesting sound for this.
The example starts by just really stating
the C minor sound, and the way I'm doing that
is that I'm using some lines based on the arpeggio
from the third, so the E flat Major 7 arpeggio,
so that's this part.
(demonstrates on the guitar)
And then in bar three, I really wanna bring out
the Dorian #4 type sound
and the way I'm doing that is that I'm going into
using the 13 here,
and then using the G minor Major arpeggio.
And then really also emphasizing so G major triad,
and then a transition to the C7,
to go to F minor,
and that's
just a C7 from F harmonic minor,
and then resolving to the fifth of F minor.
For anything that we practice
and try to get in while playing,
it is more efficient and is also very useful
to really figure out how many places
can I use it, are there chords that you also use
that you are not thinking about already,
because in that way you have just more options,
and you can easily add something to your vocabulary
and you will get a lot more out of the techniques
that you practice.
If you wanna check out more stuff on jazz guitar,
if you wanna learn things about arpeggios,
improvizing over chord progressions,
chord voicings and that kind of thing,
then subscribe to my channel.
I publish a new lessons every Thursday,
and I've been doing this for quite some time,
so that's already a lot of stuff available.
If you wanna get notified
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That's about it for this week,
thank you for watching and until next week.
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Stuck On You | Playing For Change | Live Outside - Duration: 3:41.
Stuck on you I've got this feeling down deep in my soul
that I just can't lose
Guess I'm on my way
I needed a friend And the way I feel now I guess I'll be with
you 'til the end
Guess I'm on my way
I'm mighty glad to stay
I'm stuck on you
Been a fool too long I guess it's time for me to come on home
Guess I'm on my way
So hard to see
That a woman like you could wait around for a man like me
Guess I'm on my way I'm mighty glad to stay
Oh, I'm leaving on that midnight train tomorrow And I know just where I'm going
I've packed up my troubles and I've thrown them all away
'Cause this time, little darling I'm coming home to stay
I'm stuck on you I've got this feeling down deep in my soul
that I just can't lose Guess I'm on my way
I needed a friend And the way I feel now I guess I'll be with
you 'til the end Guess I'm on my way
I'm mighty glad to stay
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How to Make Honey Mustard Molasses Pork Barbecue - Easy Grilled Pork Recipe - Duration: 5:26.
How to Make Honey Mustard Molasses Pork Barbecue - Easy Grilled Pork Recipe
Hello and welcome back to In the Kitchen with Matt, I am your host Matt Taylor.
This next grilling video, we are going to make, a Bobby Flay recipe, it is honey mustard
pork medallions on the grill, mmm yummy.
It is really easy to do, let's get started.
Alright for the honey mustard glazed pork medallions, first what you want to do is get
a nice pork tenderloin, so I have one right here, and now what we are going to do is we
are going to take a knife and we are going to cut it into pieces, about like that size.
You can trim off the excess fat if you want to; I always leave it on for an extra bit
of flavor.
And then what you do is you take a mallet like this, and we are going to just go ahead
and we are going to just pound this pork down, about like this.
All right, just go ahead and put it on a sheet pan.
All right and then what we are going to do is we are going to just hit this with some
olive oil.
I don't measure the olive oil, just go ahead and throw some on there.
You can come in here with your fingers and move it around.
And we are going to take some salt, hit it with some salt, again I don't measure this
stuff, I just lightly throw some on there.
Some pepper, ground pepper, and some garlic powder.
And then what I normally do since there is a lot of oil and stuff on the bottom I is
I will just go like this and kind of mix it around a little bit, just so it gets both
sides.
All right now the meat is prepped and ready to go on the grill.
And now we need to make the honey molasses mustard glaze.
All right now for the glaze we are going to start with a quarter cup of molasses, and
then we want a half of a cup of Dijon mustard, it is about, about like that much, and then
about a tablespoon to two tablespoons of honey, this doesn't have to be exact this recipe,
then I am going to hit it with some salt, and give it a good stir, oh yeah.
And there we go, let's go out to the grill.
All right so what I did, is I just took the pork medallions; I just put them down on the
grill here, and I am going to go ahead and let them cook for oh about 3 to 4 minutes,
and then what we are going to do is we are going to take our little honey molasses mix,
and just go ahead and baste these, really well, awesome.
All right and then we are going to let these cook for 3 to 4 minutes on each side.
We will flip them over and then we will baste the other side, and cook that side.
And these are pretty thin, so they cook pretty quickly, let's go ahead and turn these over.
And we will go ahead and get hit this side with this.
Dude this is a nice like brush, hey go away.
All right now these ones here on the end are done.
This is my niece Elsa; she is here helping me celebrate my birthday.
Oh yeah, she is going to go ahead and give it a try on camera, this is so good, oh my
goodness, this is so good.
Dude, Elsa likes it, thumbs up everybody, make them yourself.
All right and that is how you make honey molasses pork, super amazing, pretty easy to do, tastes
really good, if I can do it, you can do it.
I am Matt Taylor; this has been another episode of In the Kitchen with Matt, thank you for
joining me, as always if you have any questions or comments, put them down below and I will
get back to you as soon as I can.
Thumbs up, down in the corner, push it.
Don't forget to subscribe to my channel and check out my other videos, take care.
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Performance Where It Matters Most - Duration: 29:33.
(machines whirring)
- [Announcer] Today, on Deer Gear TV, we showcase
the Performance Center by Smith and Wesson.
We try out new pop-up blinds from Cabela's.
And finally, we check out Cabela's
meat processing equipment.
All this and more, coming up on
Cabela's Deer Gear TV.
(drumbeats)
From hand cutting to fine-tuning for precision,
Performance Center firearms are top performers.
Products from the Performance Center are the
ultimate expression of old world craftsmanship,
blended with modern technology.
Feature-rich and enhanced for better performance,
Performance Center firearms maintain
production line integrity.
Whether you're shooting a pistol, revolver, or a rifle,
you can be sure your Performance Center gun
is made with the close attention to detail
for your best shot yet. (gunshot)
- Back in 'bout 1989, they brought in
a group of guys to make high-end custom guns.
And it was really, at that point,
geared towards competition shooting.
You know, since then, we've, you know,
opened a broader range of products
to include hunting, protection.
So it's not just a competition-based platform anymore.
You're looking at a standard product
and you pick a Performance Center gun up
right next to it, right away you notice
it looks a lot different and not only that,
but you start pulling the trigger and you say,
"There's a whole lot difference here."
We take already what I consider to be
the best products on the market today,
and we'll make 'em that much better.
We add integral rails, we do custom action jobs.
So you can expect a lot smoother,
a lot lighter trigger pull.
Custom sights, custom grips, custom barrels, I mean,
they don't look anything like our standard products.
One of the most important features about some of
these hunting handguns is the fact that the triggers
are a lot nicer than your standard product.
You can expect about a three and a half pound
single action trigger pull out of Performance Center
and about a ten pound double action trigger pull,
and that's significantly different
than our standard products.
And you know, when you're in the field hunting,
you've got an animal in front of you,
you've gotta make that follow-up shot.
Typically, it's not gonna be single-action,
it's gonna be double-action, and that's where
that 10-pound double action trigger pull comes into play.
You really want a Performance Center features
you know, while you're hunting.
You know, Performance Center just doesn't do handguns.
We do rifles, we just came out with the 6.5 Creedmoor rifle.
We do 3-gun for competition shooting.
We do 9-, 10-, 11-s, we do our MMPs.
Our MMPs, once again, 3-gun, IDPA, the revolvers IDPA.
We do custom protection, you know, carry guns.
So our shield, our ported shield,
and we do a lot of j-frames, and you can expect
a nice, clean lighter double-action trigger pulls
and really, we're on a J-frame.
If you think about it, we do an action job
and we reduce the trigger pull weight 'bout 20%.
You know, when you look at our competitors,
they don't really offer a custom type package.
I mean, yeah, you can get custom guns from,
you know, smaller outfits, you can pay a lot more
money for 'em than you would for
stuff comin' out of the Performance Center.
Yet you're getting it custom done.
So you're getting something a lot
better than standard production, and
our competitors really don't do that.
Integral rails, that mean you don't have to
send your gun out to a gunsmith, have it drilled,
tapped, and then you mount the rail.
And it's not that rigid, if you take a look
at Performance Center products.
I mean, those rails are integraled to the barrel
so you don't have to worry about it ever
loosening up in the field while you're hunting.
Originally, the .44 Magnum was probably
the go-to gun for hunting.
Smith and Wesson, back when they were
looking at the 500, they were saying,
"We want a bigger platform that will
"enable a guy to hunt just about anything
"he wanted to with a handgun",
and that's how the 500 came about.
You see guys take an elephant with them now
in Africa, Cape Buffalo.
It's just opened up a wider range
of hunting opportunities for you.
People typically look at the 460, the 500,
and they shy away from it, thinking the recoil's
gonna be way too much for them to handle.
What you've gotta understand about these guns
is there's lot of weight to 'em.
There's no flutes in the cylinders,
and that helps reduce recoil.
You know, that misconception of all the recoil
you're not gonna be able to handle it,
you're not gonna be able to control it,
it's really not there.
(gunshot)
I love seeing new people come into this game,
say even though I've done it with a rifle,
I've done it with a bow, now I wanna do it with a handgun.
Takes little bit of practice and you'll be
out huntin' and enjoying it too.
- [Announcer] Come check out the expanded
Smith and Wesson Performance Center selection
at a Cabela's near you.
Deer Gear is brought to you by Cabela's.
It's in your nature.
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(TV static)
- [Announcer] Looking further into the line
of hunting handguns from the Smith and Wesson
Performance Center is the brand-new 460 XVR handgun,
featuring a seven and a half inch barrel.
(gunshot)
- The Smith and Wesson Performance Center 460 XVR,
this is a finely tuned handgun.
It's got a muzzle brake and an unfluted cylinder,
and it's basically been fine-tuned for those
of us out there that like these big handguns.
It's got a smooth, light trigger.
That's gonna help you dial in your shots
quickly for accuracy.
And this is a handgun, in my opinion,
this is really designed to provide
things that the hunter expects and wants
out of a hunting handgun, a revolver like this.
This particular revolver from the Performance Center
at Smith and Wesson is something that,
when you look at it, it just looks fantastic.
I mean it's just cool in your hands.
When you hold it and when you feel the balance,
and you look at the design and the craftsmanship,
and then you start feeling that finely tuned trigger
when you're pulling it, and you look at
what the muzzle brake does to reduce the recoil,
and the unfluted cylinder, and just how the gun
is put together and how it performs.
I mean you instantly gain confidence
of what it's gonna be able to do.
- And that really came out of the fact that
we're carrying ten and a half inch guns around.
They're a little bit cumbersome at times,
especially when you wanna get the gun up
quick on a stick, so we reduced the barrel
to seven and a half inches.
Once again, Performance Center action trigger,
you get a great feel on the gun.
But that little shorter barrel makes a
whole lot of difference when you're out hunting.
You know, what really makes this gun nice is
the fact that it doesn't have a longer barrel on it,
so it's a lot easier to carry while you're hunting.
- We reduced recoil in a couple different ways.
One is the muzzle brake, so when a round goes up,
we're expending gas out the barrel.
Helps reduce muzzle brake.
The other thing too is the weight of the overall guns.
So you've got a very heavy barrel,
as well as an unfluted cylinder,
which adds weight to that gun,
and that's helping to reduce recoil, too.
So that follow-up shot when you're in a field,
it's really important to get back on the target quicker,
and by reducing the recoil, that's what we're doing.
High-viz fiber optic sight gets you back on target
a lot quicker in those low-light conditions, too.
It really helps out the fact that
that fiber optic sight is lightening up.
Like I said, seven and a half inch barrel.
It's got an integral rail, and what's
nice about that is you don't have to
send your gun out to get gunsmithed
to have a mount put on the barrel.
So you don't have to worry about it
loosening up, it's nice and rigid.
Obviously, it leaves the factory with
Performance Center action, so you can expect
about a three and a half pound
single action crisp trigger pull,
and about a ten pound double action trigger pull.
Chrome hammer, chrome trigger, once again,
help to protect that from the elements.
Coke overmolded grip, once again,
it is a powerful gun, so you want something
in your hand that helps reduce recoil.
And it's got finger grooves in it.
And it's got a pad in the back of it
that helps you with the recoil, so
your hand's not absorbing all that recoil.
The grip really helps with that.
It's got a texture to it that really
gives you a nice firm grip.
I really like it a lot for hunting.
- [Announcer] Wade had the opportunity
to debut the Performance Center XVR 460
out on the field on a recent whitetail hunt.
- What I'm gonna be hunting with is somethin' new
from the Smith and Wesson Performance Center.
This is a 460 Smith and Wesson Magnum.
They've had one of these 460s out
for a long time, with a bigger barrel,
but this has got a lot of new features
built into it, and it's somethin'
that I can't wait to get out and field test.
I think it's gonna be perfect
for the situation that we're hunting in.
(suspenseful music)
Got 'im.
Got him.
Got him!
Smoked that guy.
(exhales deeply)
(laughs) That's what I'm talkin' about, right there.
Did you see him, come runnin' across that--
come runnin' across that field there?
He came in, there was two or three other deer
millin' around, and then I guess, like,
it's a little shadier there.
I'm definitely a little shook up. (laughs)
You see the gun shakin' a little bit right there.
That's a giant, see all those tines?
I mean, he's got, he's got one side,
he's got an extra tine comin' out here,
he curves in, he kept 'round, tines goin' that way.
That's what I'm talkin' 'bout.
From the Performance Center right there.
Smoked that deer.
(exhales deeply) Gol--
- -ly.
That's so fun, you know, I have really
taken to this handgun hunting
and gettin' involved in it and
spendin' time down on the range and shootin'.
They just perform so well in the field.
When you can, you know, get out there
and practice and take your time,
you can just do some phenomenal shootin' with it.
I've been practicin' at all distances,
all ranges with several different calibers, so
that was pretty cool right there.
Give it a second, then we'll go take a look.
There's blood right here too.
Search it goin', I like it better in this dirt
than I do in this...
Yep, grass.
(snickering)
Right there, buddy.
Right there!
I mean...
(laughs) He's right there in the broomweed.
Look at that, oh, my God.
Oh, my gosh.
Oh, my gosh.
I mean, what a stud.
I mean, this is an old timer, too.
That is a phenomenal buck.
And I mean, talk about center punchin' one.
We center punched that one, I can see that.
Performance Center 460.
That's a new model that they've got,
and it just has been a blast to shoot.
What a buck. (chuckles)
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If you're looking for a new pop-up blind this season,
head on over to Cabela's and take a look
at the Cabela's species ground blind.
- You know, finding a pop-up for all your
hunting situations is really tough.
How big do you need it?
What size, how do you want the design to be?
If you're looking for an extra-large blind
for up to two people, adjustable windows
give you maximum visibility.
A hook-and-molle window system
that eliminates the need for zippers.
Shoot-through mesh panels, this is definitely
a blind that I think you wanna look at.
I spent some time in the field
on a recent handgun hunt, and really found
that the Cabela Species Ground Blind was unique
in its design and allowed me to find success,
thanks to some of these unique features that it had.
It offers 180 degree panoramic windows.
It's really cool, so you can open 'em
as big or little as you want.
The shoot-through panels are really key
for a lot of guys, because it's gonna
give them more concealment out there.
Personally, I didn't use 'em on this hunt,
but it's a great feature to have.
And another big key that I really like on this is
it's a very easy blind to pop up, and the
integrated rust loops that come with this blind
allow you easily to conceal the blind.
And that's a big thing that I really like.
I like to be able to put brush all the way around
my blind and with the loops, you can easily do that.
But I'll tell you one of the things
that really caught my feature about the
Cabela Species Ground Blind, is the extra-large
diamond-shaped windows in the two corners.
These really wide windows allow me to maximize
my shooting lanes while still feeling concealed.
You could set in a chair, traditional like
you would in a pop-up, or you can sit
on the ground like I did on a recent handgun hunt.
You could open these big diamond shaped windows
in any manner that you want to,
thanks to the silent hook-and-molle system
that comes with 'em so that you can just
unclip 'em and then clip 'em back up
to set the openings the way you want 'em.
This really played a big role in a recent
handgun hunt for me, and basically gave me
confidence in how I was able to position the blind,
how easy it was to put it up, how easy it was
to brush it in, and then finally, with those
diamond-shaped windows and setting on the ground,
those deer had no idea I was there.
So this blind, the Cabela Species Ground Blind,
is definitely one to take a look at if you like
a lot of versatility in how you can set your blind up.
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For people that are lookin' for a combination
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in all situations, this is the blind design
that you're probably gonna wanna look at.
You got the big, long windows for the bow hunter.
Square windows for rifle hunters,
and you can obviously mix it up
for a lot of different angles.
We've got a multitude of options
once you get inside this blind,
and it is so well built from a
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If you're a hunter who likes to process
your own meat and make your own jerky,
Cabela's has everything you need
to make the perfect venison jerky.
Clark Wendlandt is here to show us how quickly
and easily it is to make your own jerky.
- Probably the most important thing
for processin' deer to me is a good grinder.
A good grinder helps you make sausage, make tacos,
you can make chili, do all kinds of things.
Spaghetti, soups, there's lots of things
you can do with ground meat.
So, you know, I actually own a Cabela's
Carnivore Grinder, one and a half horsepower,
and that's exactly what this one is.
This is the newest model, and the cool thing
about this one is it has this CoolTec.
You put it in the freezer and it actually makes
this housing really cold, so when that meat goes
through there, it doesn't warm the meat at all.
It stays really, really cold, and then that helps
your ground meat stay a little bit more firm when
you're workin' with it, especially makin' sausage.
The firmer it is, the better it is.
And so...
I'm gonna just show you how I grind meat and how
easy this is, how much of a beast this machine is.
So I'm gonna just take some meat,
I'm gonna stick it in here in the tray,
and turn it on, and we're gon' grind some meat.
The one thing about this grinder is,
it'll do a lot of meat, and it'll do it pretty fast.
And you can see, I've already ground up
about 40 or 50 pounds right here.
And I've got just a little bit more to go,
'bout another 10, 15, 20 pounds.
That right there will spit it out.
We're actually gonna take this
ground meat, we're gonna use the Jerky Blaster
and actually season it with a kit from Cabela's,
a kit that just makes it super easy.
So what I've got in here is, I've
got five pounds of ground meat.
I'm gonna go with Cabela's Peppered Venison jerky.
So I've got two packets, I've got the pepper jerky packet.
I've got the cure packet.
Basically, you just add both of 'em to it.
The cure is there so that--
when you're dryin' meat, you gotta have a cure on it.
And then, I'm basically gonna just take this meat
in this tray and I'm gonna just thoroughly mix it up.
This is just five pounds.
And so, I've got the meat pretty thoroughly mixed up.
The only other thing you gotta add
is just a little bit of water,
and so I've got some water measured out here.
I mean, I think that that's probably a half cup
or a quarter cup that you want in there.
And that just makes it go through
that Jerky Blaster just a little bit easier.
And you're thinking, well, how
is that gonna go into the meat?
Well, if you mix it up, that
water will just kinda naturally--
The meat'll just kind of absorb it,
so once I get it mixed up really good,
then I'm gonna go to the Jerky Blaster.
I'm actually gonna take one of the trays of the
dehydrator out, and we're gonna have venison jerky.
You know, to load this thing up,
you've got an easy loading attachment.
Basically just goes and it just screws right on the end.
You can put your meat in there real easily.
Once you get some in there,
you take this plunger, and it'll just load it.
And makes it a lot easier than trying
to just go, you know, slowly get it in that tube.
They've got several different tips that you can use.
You can use a round tip.
You can use a bigger flat tip.
I've always liked flat because I feel like
it's a little bit easier, a little quicker
on the dehydrator if you're using a flat one,
but you've got both options.
This is a Cabela's 12-Tray Pro Series Dehydrator.
And I'm actually putting the last trays
in it right now, just fit 'em in there.
It'll actually hold 12 trays.
That's the last tray right there.
Now I'm gonna close it up.
The door is strong, it's got a great magnet.
It stays really good.
When you power it on, all you gotta do is set two things.
You gotta set your temperature,
and you gotta set your time.
We're ready to go.
I just heard it boot up and come on.
Check back in about ten hours.
That jerky's gon' be ready to eat.
Hey, let's see what we got.
Wow.
Venison jerky right there.
I tell you what, if you got the opportunity,
you like great-tasting jerky, and who doesn't?
You know, try some of Cabela's jerky-making kits.
The dehydrator makes it really simple.
This was nine hours at 160.
And this is perfect.
(chewing)
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- It's a lot stickier, and when you've got sticky meat--
(coughs)
The gloves-- (coughs)
Pepper got to me. (laughs)
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Rutting Around - Duration: 29:32.
(rock music)
- [Narrator] Today on Cabela's Deer Gear TV
Wade will show you where to set up your stealth cam,
followed by showing you ConQuest Scents' new heat seeker.
And finally we'll do some rattling
during the peak of the rut.
All these and more coming up on Cabela's Deer Gear TV.
(upbeat music)
- Scouting camera is to me really can provide so much intel.
There are so many different places
and scenarios which you can put up scouting cameras at.
Whether you're looking at trails,
you know, trying to judge which direction deer
or any game species are coming from.
Feeding locations, whether you're putting out
you know attractive blocks, like your Quick Draw
or you've, you got it near a corn feeder, protein feeder
or over a food plot.
Scouting cameras are very effective around feeding areas.
You know, this is on demand
protein feeder that we use
primarily from probably about
the first of March to till the end of September
and we don't use it anymore.
It's a great place to be able to give lots of data
on your herd.
Whether you're looking at antler development,
or you're looking at, you know fawn recruitment
you're looking at
do they even have your turkey?
populations bearing?
Set up wise for scouting cameras,
there's a lot of different things to keep in mind.
You know, first we've got to decide on how to mount it.
You know, there's so many different ways to mount it.
You know, lot of these cameras come with straps
you can use baling wire.
You can screw things into the, into trees,
but, you know, there's so many places out there
where you just can't do any of that,
because there's not wood, there's not a brush.
It allows you to do that
and that's where something like to ground auger by dead-deer
really comes into play.
This Ground Auger system is part of the dead-deer
line up and it allows you
to be able to screw
Your camera mount in, in a lot of those locations
that you, you know normally, either one can't
or two have to rely on a different
type of a mounting system.
In this case here,
I basically got both a corn feeder
and a food plot now that I'll
be able to give photos of
where normally I couldn't even have come in from this angle.
You can see on this tree
stealth cam, I've got it
screwed into a tree mount right here
and it's triggering points
probably actually a little bit too high
probably I'd be better off
and it makes it easy to put it right around here
I like things closer around that waist high level
I've actually got this one aimed at a feeder
along this power line
and you can see they pretty much blasted this area out.
Its pretty well worn right here
and it's a, it's a location that,
you know, I can monitor it all year long.
You know once you get a scouting camera
placed in a lot of locations,
then you've got to kind of figure out
how you wanna set it up.
I love to go into a custom settings
on this particular model
and many other one's as well.
So, once I get it set up
to the exact way I liked to do it.
You know, I want to know the date
because that's very helpful for you as a hunter
to be able to know what's coming and going
and in this set up here
it's so easy to change.
Right now, we're at the
end of August, the 29th.
If I need a change it, it's as simple as just hitting enter
and you'll start to see that months change.
It'll be the same for day and the year.
You can just adjust it up and down
to exactly what you're looking at.
Then when you're ready to go to the next setting
you just hit enter again.
Then you start to scroll down.
We look at our time.
It's 9:42 in the morning.
We go, the exact time zone that we're setting in.
So, whether you guys are hunting in eastern,
central, western, mountain whatever,
the time format,
I like 12 hours.
some people like military time,
they've got the option to set it up to that.
Then you go down
and I've got mine set up in the photo mode
which is what I'm looking for.
I want it to operate 24 hours a day
seven days a week.
Because I'm looking to capture everything that's coming in
and out of the exact area.
Now this is a cool feature that I really like.
You've got the option basically to set the quality
of the photo that you want.
How this plays a big role for a lot of people is
you know your memory cards will be able to hold so much
I typically use a 32 gig card on mine.
But I like a very high resolution photo.
Because I want to be able to see everything
that, you know I'm looking at.
But you can set it to low as two
or as high as 14.
You know, scouting camera set up for a lot of people
that's an addiction.
You know it's not uncommon for me to run
20 to 40 different cameras at multiple locations
all over the place
and I can't wait to open them up,
grab the cards out,
put them in my computer
and start studying and I mean,
just so much fun things you can,
can happen when you start looking at scouting camera photos.
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providing no unwanted reflections.
This premiere scouting cameras
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to help illuminate upto 100 feet out
for great night time photos.
Allowing you better coverage than ever before.
In addition, you can set up matrix advanced blur reductions
So, you're no longer getting those fuzzy
out of focus photos we all despise.
The camera also comes with video and photo settings.
Allowing you to capture the best images for your needs.
The Stealth cam 45NG can capture
as many as nine photos every time it triggers.
This feature enables you to get many looks and angles
on a game species as possible
to help you plan for your next hunt.
So, if you're looking for a top of the line scouting camera
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The rut is the most time sensitive part of deer season.
where bucks set aside caution
and focus on finding a doe in heat.
ConQuest Scents is come out with heat seeker.
An innovative way for you, the hunter to see
when and where a doe is in heat.
Telling you exactly where to camp out
and search of Mr. Buck.
- So this is what the strip looks like when you first start
and you're gonna be putting some of the heat seeker
liquid on there and you're gonna
basically cover this entire square.
Then once you deploy the card into an area
what you want to get is obviously a reddish color
to pop up.
When you can look at the entire setup here,
this plastic bag or plastic covering is designed
and keep the scent cone going up,
so whatever has happened in this area
is gonna go across
our test strip and trigger it and tell us good or bad.
You know, now look at this particular scrape
that I'm looking at right here.
I stomped on it,
because I know there's a couple of big bucks
that have been working this area.
So I just was kind of curious.
(mumbling) when I look at this
it's not super active from, you know,
I know this, this sign is not so good
the stuff that is fallen off this tree
is not, that's not, there's not recent scrap marks on there.
I am not surprised that the heat seeker
didn't, actually turn fully red here,
but I wanted to check.
Because I wanted to know what's happening
in this particular area.
And that's what as a hunter,
this is gonna be such a valuable tool.
You can help eliminate locations,
by getting a negative breeding
as well as when you get a positive
you know you're right where you wanna be hunting.
You know, I talk all the time about hunting areas
where there's lots of does.
Because when you are in the rut
you wanna be know, in those high percentage areas
we're in one of those high percentage areas
and we definitely know, now looking at heat seeker
that we've got,
a doe in this area, that is
is ready to be bred.
I mean, you can see here,
an idea, in this scenario
the doe's gonna come to scrape
or trail or a feeding area
and she's gonna urinate and that ester that smell
is gonna be there when you put this bag over it,
is gonna come up out of that,
and activate this
and that's what looking for.
So we here hit several locations
and we got no result.
Now, we've hit an area
that I personally know that there's several doe's here
and I have some scrapes here,
but I am kind of thinking in my mind
I am passed that period
I am passed the period
where a lot of these does are gonna be
in esters where they're gonna be receptive to breeding
but obviously not,
so that tells me exactly what I need to do.
to climb up in that stand
and I hope they do
leaves all those bigger bugs around back.
It's just another great tool
from ConQuest Scent help you be more successful,
when it comes time for you to go hunting.
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- [Narrator] Three stands are awesome places
to spend fall and winter watching the woods
while dreaming of big white tails.
However those scenic views and enjoyable times
can turn deadly quickly, if proper precautions aren't taken.
No one plans the fall, but it happens.
The good news is that the commercial tree stands
continue to evolve, making them safer than ever before.
With these new features, we can avoid
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Here is something new on the market
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The patented Skyline Safety System
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with two pivot arms that close using a pulley system
and ratchet straps.
Simply mount the Skyline Safety System
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with the universal mounting kit.
Secure the tree bracket around the tree
and place the stand up against the tree.
The ratchet strap closed the pivot arms tightly
around the tree allowing you
to secure your stand prior to stepping off the ground.
This will eliminate what's called the Death crawl.
Everybody is familiar with it.
It's where you place the ladder stand against the tree
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The Skyline Safety Sticks are also available
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Place the sticks up against the tree.
The ratchet strap closes the pivot arms
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Arctic Ice
we put the cool in coolers.
During the summer months, it is important to maintain
your constant supply of food and protein to your deer
as the warm weather can take a toll on a deer's nutrition.
Wade has something new to show you from Purina
that will help in supplying protein to your deer
and our friends at Mumme's have answered
your most asked questions on keeping up
with deer management.
Let's hear from them now.
- Mumme's is your one stop shop.
Besides being the largest Purina Antler Max dealer
in the nation.
Mumme's is known best for cleanest apples and deer corn
available anywhere.
If it's feasible both financially and labor wise,
year round feeding is absolutely the best time
to feed deer protein pellets.
This keeps those animals on a constant level of nutrition
and the results will be soon be very obvious.
During Spring and Summer, March through September
this is antler growth and doe lactation time.
Now, is when you need to be feeding a 20% deer pellet
such as Purina Antler and Max 20%.
When September arrives,
and Bucks shed the velvet off their antlers
and the fawns have switched over
to a diet other than the doe's milk.
Now, you can switch to 16% pellet.
It's higher in fat such as Purina Rut and Conditioner.
It no longer needs the 20% protein
but will use the extra fat to get them
through the harder Winter months and the rut.
When you start them on a supplemental feed produce
it should be well thought out and executed.
It helps if you have an aerial map.
Your protein feeders should be applied
at a rate of one feeder per every 200 to 250 acres.
Each feeder should be evenly spaced across your property.
Key points to look for areas near your water and cover.
If hogs or cattle are present
your feeders will have to be fenced off.
To do this, you use 12, 16 foot
(mumbling)
so to stake in a clear area.
Tie a rope with a finish linked at 27 foot six inches
over the stake.
Pull tight and walk in a circle, spray into the ground
at the end of the rope, spray paint.
Now, start setting post eight foot intervals
around the painted circle.
After the paint sets, stand up and wire your panels to it.
Leave one post out of the center of a panel
so you can use that for a gate.
You will end up with a circular pin
and approximately 60 foot across.
When you first start filling your feeders
don't fill them completely up.
It will take some time
for the deer to get use to the feeders
and the new feed.
Mix pellets 50-50 with quality deer corn
when filling feeders.
Also scatter some corn on the ground around the new feeders.
Feeders should be checked and filled on a regular basis
and should never be allowed to run completely out.
Feeders should be maintained
and feeds kept fresh and dry.
After the deer get accustomed to the new feeders and feed
cut the corn out completely.
(mumbling) such as raccoons can be a problem
and should be controlled.
Come early August, put a good game camera
on your protein feeders.
You will find that this time
most of the activity will be at night
and will be mostly Bucks'
You can use these pictures to compare the antler size
of known bucks from year to year.
You will see a difference in antler size
and body condition.
This information can be used in your management plans
(mumbling)
or cold bucks for upcoming deer season.
- [Narrator] For more knowledge on deer management
and Mumme's,
visit Mummesink.com.
- You know of my favorite ways
to be able to really get a feel
and a sense for all the game
in the area is to put out something
like this Quick Dry Protein Block
and it's as simple as setting it out and coming back
and checking the scouting cameras to see what's coming in,
you know, in this location right here.
You never know what's going to show up
on the scouting cameras.
I mean, it's generally,
a pretty wide range of game that shows up.
For me, a lot of the benefits include
being able to ensure that the deer are in good shape
in the off-season, high heat, high stress time of the year.
It also plays a giant role in helping
that the doe's be able to find nutrition,
to be able to feed their fawns.
And for you guys in those areas that it's legal,
you can place these out near and around your hunting areas
to be able to help deer.
And finally, for you guys
that are addicted to scouting cameras like I am
you can put them out in those areas and you will able to see
what's coming in
and you'll be able to see instantaneous results
once you get these blocks set out.
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- As we wrap up this episode of Cabela's DeerGear TV,
we've talked about deer management
and we've also touched on the rut of deer season.
So, let's Join Wade and Jeff Reynolds out of the ranch
as they spend their day rattling
to see if Jeff see's any shooters that he wants to harvest.
- You know, strategy is what we're looking to do in here.
It's going to be covering a lot of ground.
So, we got a pair of Yamaha Side-by-side
is going to be going out.
We're gonna cover a tremendous amount of ground.
In some places, actually,
we haven't even really hunted before.
And the goal is going to be to get some areas
where we can see a little bit.
This is heavy Texas west country.
We'll ease up to some of the locations
and then we'll hike, you know, maybe a 100, maybe 200 yards.
We'll sit there for maybe five minutes and do nothing.
We'll kind of let the environment settle down.
Then I'll crash the antlers together
aggressively and it's not uncommon or right away
for the first one to get a deer, maybe vetted down
and maybe cruising nearby to jump on his feet
and come running in really fast.
Then, we'll grind the antler together
about every five minutes for about a 15-20 minute set
at each location and just kind of see
what we're pulling in from long distances.
So, it's kind of a multi-facetted approach
it's gonna be pretty aggressive.
It's always exciting.
There's always something going on
when you are going rattling.
And I expect it to be pretty good conditions
or about perfect.
(rattling)
(whispering)
That was definitely a younger deer, but boy he was good.
- A kid, a four year old deer.
- I think it's a deer, we've seen up here.
(mumbling) - Yes.
- I really do.
- [Narrator] As Wade and Jeff move to their next spot
let's take a closer look at the muzzleloader Jeff
is hunting with.
The Thompson Center Strike.
- This is a Thompson Center Strike muzzleloader.
This is the newest and most innovative gun
in our muzzle loading line.
This gun comes with an armor night finished barrel.
In addition to that, this is a striker fired muzzle loader.
To activate the main spring of this gun,
you just push this forward.
And if for some reason you can't get the shot off
all you have to do is push this button
and it deactivates the main spring of this gun.
It opens like an over and under shotgun.
And as you can see this is the adapt breach system.
The threads are on the outside of the barrel.
With a lot of muzzleloaders, you get a lot of build up
and fouling around the breach plug.
And that's the lot of people's complaint.
On this one, since the threads are on the outside
of the barrel, you don't have to worry about that.
For more information about
the Thompson Center Strike Muzzleloader
go to tcarms.com.
(rattling)
- [Narrator] As the day continues, without any luck
it's time for a quick lunch break
before heading back out.
- Thank you, sir.
- I say, keep your lunch meat and your drinks cold
(mumbling)
(mumbling)
I don't know, it's 12:15
and we hit the field about seven today.
(mumbling)
We've got a lot of encounters
we've had a few strike outs.
(mumbling)
(mumbling)
(rattling)
(rattling)
- It's 4:42.
- It's 4:42? - Yeah.
Nine hours, hitting 42 minutes.
It's a good hunt, right there. - It's the best of the day.
- That's a great hunt.
A lot of encounters.
Quite a few strike outs too.
- [Jeff] I mean, you have bait 'em together.
You've cut more wood today
then most saw mills have in a week.
- We've got a few, few damages there.
I think, you know, how football players get dehydrated
and get cramped up?
I didn't know that rattlers could get dehydrated
and cramped up.
By 2 o'clock, I need water.
- Well, you don't go at it lightly.
'Cause one time I thought you were going
to knock the tree down (laughing)
(mumbling)
- Let's go load up, go find some food.
- [Narrator] That will do it,
here on Cabela's DeerGear TV.
We'll see you next time.
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How To Stop A Heart Attack In 60 Seconds, You Must React Fast - Duration: 5:45.
here's how to stop a heart attack in 60 seconds
you must react fast many people don't know that one simple but strong
ingredient is able to prevent heart attack in just one minute
jon-christopher a popular herbalist discovered the most efficient formula to
stop heart attack in a minute there are over 50 such formulas but this one
turned out to be the most efficient although he is not a doctor his
contributions for the alternative medicine are very important the secret
ingredient he discovered is the cayenne pepper he knew that it can prevent heart
attacks in a minute and also he says that this approach works amazing KN is
the most well known type of chili pepper always have some cayenne pepper at home
it can save a life by preventing a heart attack how to use the cayenne pepper
cayenne contains at least 90,000 heat units habanero Taichi African bird
Jamaican hot pepper scotch bonnet and jalapeno are types of peppers with the
same heat value you can purchase cayenne pepper from a supermarket healthy food
store and oriental stores if you have KN pepper in the kitchen give it to a
person that is having a heart attack with a glass of water but the patient
needs to be conscious if the patient is unconscious then you may need to use KN
extract add a couple of drops under the patient's tongue for best results KN is
a strong stimulant it speeds up the heart rate and carries the blood
throughout the body balancing the circulation KN has a hemostatic impact
instantly stops the bleeding and helps the recovery in patients that suffered a
heart attack health experts claim that they've never
lost a patient due to this therapy dr. Shultz his recipe for KN pepper tincture
this tincture is a good solution for an emergency case of a heart attack
use just KN pepper which is the most widespread type of chili pepper
it grows in South America and India chili is a tropical perennial plant
ground chile is 20 times stronger than the regular pepper
due to its high concentration of capsaicin the heat of chile is inversely
proportional to its size so the smallest one are often the hottest always opt for
this type ingredients powdered cayenne pepper too fresh k and peppers 50% ur
alcohol you may use vodka gloves a bottle instructions one put on the
gloves for your safety to fill one-fourth of the bottle with powdered
cayenne pepper pour enough alcohol so that it covers the KN powder 3 mix the
peppers in a blender with enough alcohol so that you get a denser consistency
pour this mixture in the bottle so that 3/4 of it is filled 4 fill the bottle to
its top with 50% alcohol and close it shake his couple of times during the day
5 let the tinctures stay in a dry and dark place for 15 days and then strain
it keep the final tincture in a darker bottle if you want a stronger tincture
let it stay for three months before straining it 6 keep it in a dark and dry
place it will never get spoiled dr. Schultz his dosage recommendation give
about seven drops of this tincture to a conscious patient who had a stroke or a
heart attack give the patient another seven drops
after 5 minutes repeat this process until the condition of the patient
improves if the patient is not conscious place two drops of this tincture under
the tongue and start doing CPR repeat this process every 5 minutes until the
condition of the patient improves health benefits KN can also be used for
the treatment of other health issues it has strong antifungal properties cayenne
pepper prevents call it a trick um and pomo size it is popular for its
beneficial impact on the digestive tract since it activates the production of
gastric juices and also relieves gas KN has anti-cancer properties and it's
particularly recommended for smokers and patients with lung cancer it is thought
that capsaicin can prevent the development of tumor caused by
cigarettes and similar results were discovered in people with liver cancer
also it's helpful for the treatment of stomach issues
migraines flu symptoms allergies obesity redness arthritis and toothache
nutritional value researchers confirm that there are 26 nutrients contained in
KN pepper zinc calcium magnesium and selenium are
among most essential minerals contained in KN peppers apart from minerals
cayenne pepper is rich in vitamin A and C KN pepper is among the most powerful
natural spices and is miraculous for your heart if you are having heart
issues always keep some of this tincture at hand
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Ne-Yo - Heroes Lyrics - Duration: 4:09.
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A Change You Can Feel Happens at St. Albert Dodge | Edmonton, AB - Duration: 0:38.
Hey guys, Ravi Coomar here
You might know me from all the videos
as Mr. Personality
Today I want to talk to you about something
a little different
just so you know what we do here at St. Albert Dodge
We're doing a new slogan, it's called
A Change You Can Feel
The reason for that is
We've even got all the young guys
older guys, everybody is very knowledgable
Feel free to ask any questions you may have
because we will have the answer
Trust me!
If we don't, we have somebody here that can answer
the question for you.
No question is ever wrong
Please feel free to come down and ask
any time you feel like
Ravi Coomar signing out
Thank you once again
Have a wonderful day
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Neunaber Guitar Amp Alternative - Duration: 2:53.
Not every situation calls for a giant tube amp to be set up and mic'd up perfectly.
I think the thing that's really useful about the Iconoclast to me
is that it can kind of fill the gaps when like the ideal tone you want and
the reality and practicality of, you know, being a working musician kind of come into play.
When I'm doing demo work or if I just need to get something down and,
you know, still potentially use it in the mix down or, you know, in production it's
great to have something that's really high quality but also very easy.
You plug in your input and then your output and your already raring to go and it sounds
really great and it's really close to, you know, getting that expensive amp with
those expensive mics into an expensive pre-amp.
With good time, I could set up my tube amp
set up some nice mics, get everything going,
but by the time that's all ready to go the creativity, good chances are already gone
so the Iconoclast can kind of step into that gap.
Where the Iconoclast I think really shines is when I'm either rehearsing or playing live.
Where rehearsing oftentimes rehearsal spaces especially in LA are
are pretty small and so I can't bring really any amp that I can get up to a volume
where my overdrive is where I want it to be, so the Iconoclast is super helpful
there because I just plug into the system and I can have the tone as if I
were blaring or cranking it like, you know, five or six on a super reverb but
then I'm not shaking the walls.
So with playing live I think the Iconoclast shines in two or three different ways.
where you have no stage volume so you
can get the tone exactly how you want it without having to bounce, you know, house
volume and stage volume and you're just going straight into the PA so you're not
dealing with odd backline or a funky cable or anything like that or worse yet,
you know, strange power because everything's happening just right in the box
which is super useful.
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You and Yours on taxi access legislation and councils... - Duration: 5:50.
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Interviewing How You Can Practice Your Interview Skills default a6ad2ad0 - Duration: 3:04.
Career Services provides you with several opportunities to practice your interview skills.
The first is InterviewStream.
InterviewStream is a virtual mock interview program allowing students the chance to digitally
record multiple practice interviews.
All you need is a computer with internet access and a webcam!
The second method for you to practice your interview skills is via a face-to-face mock
interview with a Career Services professional.
This opportunity is designed to simulate a "real" interview.
You are required to dress professionally and provide us with a resume and position description.
During the mock interview, you will be videotaped as we ask you questions based on your major
and type of position for which you are interviewing.
At the conclusion of the mock interview, we will watch the video and provide you with feedback.
We'll let you know what you did well and make recommendations regarding how you may
improve your performance.
You can also build your interview skills by practicing with friends and family.
Another good way to practice your interview skills is by introducing yourself to strangers.
This helps you build confidence and become more comfortable talking about yourself.
Here are several tips to help you be successful during the interview:
Be prepared to talk about yourself and your experiences.
Learn to be a good storyteller – it will help you be memorable.
Provide specific, concrete examples of results and accomplishments.
Remain positive, enthusiastic, poised, and confident throughout the entire process.
Avoid filler words such as "um," "ah," and "you know."
Avoid indecisive phrases such as "I think," "I guess," "probably," or "pretty good."
If you do not hear or understand a question, ask the interviewer to repeat or clarify.
That concludes our session regarding mastering the interview.
Please do not hesitate to contact Career Services with any questions.
We are located in the Student Services Building, suite 179.
You may also reach us at careerservices.siu.edu.
Our telephone number is 618-453-2391 and our email address is careerservices@siu.edu.
Thank you and have a great day!
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Make the Difference - Duration: 0:31.
Better. It's more than just a word.
It's a promise to give our best.
Develop better technology. Create better care.
Invest in better access.
When you help our Veterans get better, it means constantly pursuing your best.
There are thousands of us giving our best every day – to heal millions of Veterans.
Because this is more than a career.
This is your life's work.
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