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The Kingdom Hearts franchise made a name for itself as an action RPG set in the wondrous

worlds of Disney, but it goes far deeper than this simple premise implies.

The franchise weaves one of the most convoluted tales in gaming history.

Kingdom Hearts χ started as a browser-only game in Japan, but it received a mobile port

under the name Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ.

Beginning more than 100 years before the events of the first Kingdom Hearts game, it tells

the story of the Master of Masters, a mysterious being who could see the future.

He has gathered six apprentices and given five of them copies of the Book of Prophecies.

The book predicts an impending Keyblade War that would destroy all light in the universe,

leaving darkness to prevail.

These five apprentices, called Foretellers, create their own armies of Keyblade wielders,

named Unions.

These Unions try to gather Lux , or fragments of light, to prepare for the looming darkness.

Meanwhile, the Master gives the sixth apprentice, Luxu, a lost page from the Book of Prophecies,

which reveals that the five Unions would turn on each other.

This event would set the Keyblade War in motion.

Luxu is tasked with manipulating the five other apprentices into doubting each other

in order to fulfill the prophecy.

Foreteller Ava and one of her warriors, Ephemer, learn about Luxu's intentions.

To prevent darkness from taking over, Ava sends Ephemer and many other children, called

the Dandelions, to the other worlds, hoping that their scattered light will keep the darkness

at bay.

Birth By Sleep takes place 10 years before the first Kingdom Hearts game and follows

Keyblade apprentices Ventus, Terra, and Aqua while introducing the franchise's main villain,

Xehanort.

Xehanort's goal is to forge the legendary X-blade, which is different from regular keyblades.

He wants to use the X-blade to unlock the door to Kingdom Hearts, which will hopefully

spark a new Keyblade War for Xehanort to watch.

To forge the X-blade, Xehanort needs a clash of light and dark at the Keyblade Graveyard,

the battleground of the legendary Keyblade War.

Four years before Birth by Sleep, he extracted all the darkness from the heart of Ventus,

who was apprenticing under him at the time.

This created a new entity, Vanitas, a dark replica of Ventus.

In a final battle at the Keyblade Graveyard, Ventus and Vanitas merge together, creating

a weak version of the X-blade that's destroyed in a battle with King Mickey and Aqua.

Meanwhile, Ventus fights Vanitas in his mind, vanquishing the darkness at the cost of fracturing

his heart.

To recover, Ventus' heart recuperates within the heart of Sora.

Before Ventus and Vanitas merge, Xehanort takes over Terra's body using the darkness

in Terra's heart.

Terra's mind, however, takes over his Keyblade Armor, which is able to defeat the Terra-Xehanort.

The Terra-Xehanort escapes, but slowly begins to lose his memories in the process.

Aqua enters the Realm of Darkness in order to save Terra-Xehanort's body, and the now-amnesiac

Terra-Xehanort eventually becomes an apprentice to a scientist called Ansem the Wise.

Terra-Xehanort later becomes evil, releasing his heart to create a Heartless confusingly

named Ansem, Seeker of Darkness.

Simple, right?

"There is so very much to learn.

You understand so little."

Kingdom Hearts introduces Sora, Riku, and Kairi as their home world is destroyed by

darkness.

Riku embraces the darkness, Sora lands in another world, and Kairi disappears entirely.

Sora soon meets Donald Duck and Goofy, who are looking for their missing friend, King

Mickey.

Mickey disappeared in order to find a way to combat the rise of shadowy creatures called

Heartless that have been invading various worlds.

Meanwhile, Maleficent is searching for the seven Princesses of Heart.

By gathering them, Maleficent hopes to unlock the Door to Darkness, where Kingdom Hearts,

the heart of all worlds, resides.

She convinces Riku to join her search, promising him they'll also find Kairi.

Eventually, Riku does find Kairi, but she is comatose without a heart.

Sora, Donald, and Goofy reach Maleficent's headquarters, where Riku, possessed by Ansem,

confronts them

Upon defeating Riku, Sora learns that Kairi is the last Princess of Heart.

Her comatose state comes from the fact that her heart is trapped within Sora's.

Using Riku's dark Keyblade, Sora frees Kairi's heart at the cost of releasing his own, turning

him into a Heartless.

The pure light of Kairi's heart, however, restores him.

Ansem uses that moment to travel to the End of the World, a place that lies between the

Realms of Light and Darkness.

Sora, Donald, and Goofy chase after the villain, who stands in front of the Door to Darkness.

Ansem opens the door in an attempt to embrace the darkness, but Kingdom Hearts attacks him

with pure light.

Sora, with the help of King Mickey and Riku, re-seal the Door to Darkness, but Riku and

King Mickey end up trapped on the other side of the door.

While searching for King Mickey and Riku, Sora. stumbles upon Castle Oblivion, one of

the headquarters of Organization XIII.

This evil group is made up of Nobodies, strong-willed people who retained their bodies and souls

after losing their hearts.

These Nobodies want to create their own Kingdom Hearts to reclaim the hearts that were once

theirs.

While travelling through the castle, the protagonists' memories get rearranged by a Nobody named

Naminé.

Namine was created when Kairi's heart was freed from Sora's body, but she doesn't have

the memories of either Kairi or Sora.

Sora defeats all the Organization members, and Naminé agrees to fix the protagonists'

memories, leading them to fall into deep sleeps.

Meanwhile, Riku escapes the Realm of Darkness with the help of Ansem the Wise, now named

DiZ.

Riku enters Castle Oblivion, where Organization XIII attempts to lull him back to the dark

side.

He fends them off with the help of King Mickey, but Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, still resides

somewhere in Riku's heart.

With the help of DiZ, Riku is able to defeat the darkness inside his heart.

However:

When Sora freed Kairi from his heart in Kingdom Hearts, he also freed his own, spawning yet

another Nobody named Roxas.

In 358/2 Days, Xemnas, the leader of Organization XIII, recruits Roxas, making him the 13th

member.

To obtain Kingdom Hearts, Xemnas sends Roxas on missions to eradicate Heartless.

While with Organization XIII, Roxas meets Axel and Xion.

Xion soon learns that she's a copy of Roxas, created by one of the Organization members.

Her existence is based on Sora's memories, which stops Naminé from fixing Sora's memories.

Xemnas convinces Xion to absorb Roxas and become whole, but Roxas defeats her.

Before she dies, she asks Roxas to set Kingdom Hearts free and ruin the Organization's plan.

However, shortly after, Roxas is attacked by Riku.

In order to win against the duel-wielding Roxas, Riku taps into the dark power within

him to win.

This causes Riku to take the form of Ansem, Seeker of Darkness.

Riku delivers Roxas to DiZ and Naminé, who wipe Roxas' memories and place him in a simulated

world.

Kingdom Hearts II begins with Roxas waking up in a simulated version of Twilight Town.

While doing part-time work, he is approached by some Nobodies, and he quickly unravels

the simulation around him.

Roxas discovers a mansion that houses a secret lab, where DiZ and Naminé are working on

Sora's memories.

They need Roxas to merge with Sora in order to restore his memories, and Roxas ultimately

agrees.

Sora, Donald, and Goofy awaken with no memories of their adventure in Castle Oblivion.

Fantasia sorcerer Yen Sid, who taught Mickey how to use the Keyblade, explains to Sora

that the Nobody army has begun attacking worlds alongside the Heartless.

These two armies are being used to harvest hearts for Organization XIII.

At the same time, Kairi is kidnapped by Axel, and the Organization keeps her hostage to

trap Sora.

Kairi tries escaping with the help of Naminé, but both get caught.

However, they're saved by Riku, who still looks like Ansem thanks to the events of 358/2

Days.

Sora eventually locates Ansem the Wise's study, where he learns that Ansem, Seeker of Darkness,

was actually Xehanort's Heartless.

Furthermore, he reaches the conclusion that Xehanort also had a Nobody, who he now knows

is Xemnas, leader of Organization XIII.

Sora travels to the World That Never Was, the home of Organization XIII.

While making his way through their lair, he runs into Riku, Kairi and DiZ.

By the end of the game, Kingdom Hearts has become massive.

DiZ uses a machine to convert Kingdom Hearts into data, rendering it harmless, but the

machine explodes, sending DiZ to the Realm of Darkness without his memories.

However, the explosion also restores Riku's appearance.

"Riku!"

"Wow!"

Riku teams up with Sora and together they're able to defeat Xemnas, the last Organization

member.

Sora, Riku, and Kairi return to live happily on Destiny Islands … until a mysterious

letter from Mickey arrives.

Coded begins with Jiminy Cricket attempts to find out what happened to his journal,

which was mysteriously wiped in Kingdom Hearts II.

While reviewing it, he stumbles upon a line he doesn't remember writing: "Their hurting

will be mended when you return to end it."

With the help of Donald, Goofy, and Mickey, the team converts Jiminy's Journal into data,

but it's full of bugs.

The journal also spawns a data version of Sora.

Mickey and Data-Sora work together to purge the journal of bugs in order to find out what

happened to it.

The journey brings Data-Sora to a climactic clash with a data version of Roxas.

Data-Roxas warns Data-Sora not to get consumed by the sadness of having forgotten people

who are important to him.

Upon defeating Data-Roxas, Data-Sora meets with Naminé, who reveals two important pieces

of information.

Firstly, she says that Sora is the "key that connects everything."

Secondly, the ones who are in torment, per the new line in Jiminy's Journal, are Terra,

Ventus, and Aqua.

King Mickey gathers this information and sends it to Sora, who is spending his time with

Kairi and Riku on Destiny Islands.

This is the letter that had mysteriously appeared at the end of Kingdom Hearts II.

Dream Drop Distance reveals that the deaths of Xemnas and Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, revived

Xehanort, who poses a new threat to the Realm of Light.

Yen Sid gathers Riku and Sora to put them through Mark of Mastery exams to make them

official Keyblade masters.

These exams send both Keyblade wielders to the dream worlds, or worlds that have been

destroyed by the Heartless.

During Sora's exam, he runs into Xemnas, Ansem, and a younger Xehanort from the past.

All three have time-traveled to capture Sora, meddling with his exam to put him in a coma.

They surround his heart in darkness, but Ventus' Keyblade Armor protects it.

Riku awakens and goes to save Sora.

When he arrives, the young Xehanort reveals that this timeline's Xehanort was revived,

and he has gathered 11 vessels, with Sora intended as the 13th.

These bodies will house parts of Xehanort's heart to become the new Organization XIII,

who will fight seven Keyblade wielders to create the new X-blade.

Sora is eventually saved by Riku with the help of Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Lea —the

revived form of Axel who can now wield a Keyblade.

After bringing Sora's body to Yen Sid's tower, Riku frees Sora's heart from the Darkness.

When these events come to a close, Yen Sid declares that Riku is the only one who passed

the Mark of Mastery exam.

As for what happens next, you'll have to check out Kingdom Hearts 3.

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Trigger Warning (Review & Analysis) 2019 | The Serfs - Duration: 8:21.

Killermike is a busy man.

Between touring as one half of the Grammy nominated duo Run The Jewels and his political

activism he found the time to put together one of the most hilarious new shows of 2019

called Trigger Warning.

The show is somewhat unclassifiable, but if pressed I'd call it a political comedy reality

series.

It's got the cojones of Borat in that it doesn't flinch away from cringe inducing public spectacles,

but unlike the Ali G Show the commentary is less in the subtext and more directly in your

face.

It positions the series as pioneer of making you laugh and learn at the same time.

The season must be watched in its entirety, because like 'Nathan for You' the cast

of characters who join the series appear multiple times throughout it.

The incredible concepts in Trigger Warning range from using porn to educate people on

trade skills to Mike starting his own religion based around his friend Sleepy (who might

be the funniest person I've ever seen in an episode of anything who doesn't say a

single word the entire time).

I could talk for hours about each and every one of these gems but I'm going to concentrate

on my favorite episode from the series called "White Gang Privilege".

So spoiler warning for episode 3 of Trigger Warning, you've been warned but hopefully

not triggered.

First off I should disclose something.

I'm a huge RTJ fan.

I love their music and for most part their message.

They are known for being vocal advocates for women's rights, and it was so refreshing to

hear them both give speeches at a festival about consent and treating women with respect.

As for his politics, I don't always see eye to eye with KillerMike, specifically when

it comes to guns.

But he does often make me see things from a different perspective, such as my privilege

when it comes to not fearing being shot by the police and my disinclination to arm myself

because of it.

And I bring up privilege because episode three of the series focuses a lot of perception.

The episode starts with KillerMike explaining how the Hell's Angels have copy written

their logo and brand and now commodify it as if it were Pepsi.

Seeing how Western culture romanticizes gangsters such as Scarface and the Sopranos, he wonders

why the same doesn't apply to black culture.

His solution to this is to brand the Southside Crips with their own product line, starting

with their own soda.

This is an episode that immediately makes you juggle with your own preconceptions.

Most viewers, myself included, will initially find the premise problematic due to the violent

history between the Crips and the Bloods.

The writing and pacing here deserve a lot of respect, because they're keenly aware

of this and wait until the end of the episode to shove it back in your face.

Mike starts out by trying to get a loan to help fund his venture but can't secure one

for obvious reasons.

Not defeated the team gets to work making their own soda from scratch on a microbudget

out of their own homes.

Whatever your initial thoughts on the Crips may be, it isn't long before the enthusiasm

and determination of members Murdo and Yaylo quickly melt away any prejudice you may have

been feeling.

They take as much pride in their work and product as any steel or coal worker in middle

America.

It's downright adorable watching them swell with pride at the entire undertaking.

And the good times keep on rolling all the way until their first branding seminar.

The exuberant white marketing manager shows no cracks of being nervous as he reveals the

first corporate branding of the Crips in history.

The members all seem especially thrilled when they discover their font is proprietary and

will require licensing by anyone who wants to use it.

Despite the branding and great tasting soda they struggle to find a place for it in local

store shelves.

This leads them to host a product testing for Crip-A-Cola and it's where the episode

truly starts to take shape.

The almost all white panel of testers are initially impressed with the taste of Crip-A-Cola

but are near horrified when they find out who produced it.

Like a room full of mirrors to your initial pre-conceptions about the gang they echo predictable

sentiments like.

They also seem oddly ok with the concept of Hell's Angels doing the same thing because

they characterize them as being a noble gang who helps women and the community.

The team seems devastated by this and saddened at the harsh reality of what their branding

means to the psyche of middle America.

Then out trounces KillerMike turning the panel quickly into a room full of giddy fan boys.

He explains his hypothesis, that America loves to glorify gangsters and thugs except when

it comes to black ones.

This sways the majority of the panel except for Mario who stands his ground.

Mike eventually states that the panel should meet some of the members so they won't be

so afraid of the other, something at this point the audience has already become deeply

familiar with.

It never fails to impress how quickly face to face meetings with different cultures can

quickly change perceptions.

Plus it doesn't help that the camera's are rolling and they're in front of real

Crip members instead of just talking about them

You'd think expertly juggling of such powerful themes would be enough but this episode goes

one step further.

Because soda was chosen for a particular reason.

Mike makes a point at the start of the episode that he echoes in the ending.

Heart disease and diabetes kill more Americans than the Crips and the Bloods combined by

a monstrous margin yet we don't think of the sugar industry as evil.

The mainstream perception of gangs as soulless killers is propagated by every facet of the

media and even worse by politicians.

How many times have we heard people on the right and left echo the sentiment of super

predators while ignoring the true causes of deaths to millions of Americans in an institutionalized

system that celebrates corporate success while vilifying ethnic minorities.

And the show remains ever tongue in cheek as these heavy themes are juxtaposed with

a farm market in which the crips and bloods peaceful compete with each other to out sell

one another in the soda business.

We also should disclose that we're more fans of the higher concepts Mike forces you to

think about.

We understand he's a capitalist and the absolute solution to class systems and poverty can't

be capitalism itself which props up a lot of those institutions in the first place.

But we have to admire that it might ruffle a few of the right feathers to see Crip-A-Cola

sitting next to a bottle of Pepsi.

The entire series is great, we sincerely suggest you check it out.

It's easily one of the best new series of 2019.

And we're giving this one an 8.5 crip a cola's out of 10

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Frontier Sawmills Tech Tip - Auto-Blade Lube System (Patented) - Duration: 0:47.

- The automatic blade lube system,

what it allows you to do is normally

when you turn your water valve on,

that water's just gonna run steady

all the time until it runs out.

With the automatic lube system,

what it is is this pinch valve

and it closes off that water line

when you're not on the throttle,

so when you finish your cuts, it quits running the water.

Now a lot of the time this isn't a big deal

and I know a lotta guys who are gonna say

that you don't have to have the water on

when you're making a lot of cuts,

but it's just as true the other way around.

There's a lot of wood you won't cut

unless you have enough water to do it,

so really when you run out of water,

it's kinda like running out of gas.

It sometimes will stop you from cutting.

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What if Making an Ad for the Big Game Were as Simple as FilterEasy - Duration: 1:01.

Hi there!

Here at FilterEasy we get lots of questions like,

"Why do I need air filters from my home?"

Or, "How are you guys so cool?"

But the number one question we get asked is,

Really?

That's the number one question?

Fine.

Well, what if?

*mash mash shmash mash*

How long? Just long enough.

How viral?

Alright, let's make it viral.

Kittens?

Let's get all the kittens. Why are we gunna hold back?

All the kittens.

Let's go full monty!

Alright, let's make an award winning commercial!

*DUBSTEP WHOMP WHOMP*

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Speak Fluent "WOW!"Workshop at ArmDJs Orlando 02/13/19. - Duration: 1:02.

Hi.

Its Ron Ruth of RonRuth.com and the Inspiramaginativity Institute inviting all Florida DJs to not

only join me in Orlando on February 12th for the one day stop of the ArmDJs conference

tour where I'll be speaking---but plan on hanging around for one extra day for my half

day customer experience workshop, How To Speak Fluent "WOW!"---a hands-on tutorial for attracting

more of the high paying---loyal---raving customers you want to work with the most.

This can't miss and extremely affordable workshop will take place from 8:30 a.m. to

12:30 p.m.

On Wednesday, February 13th.

During my workshop you'll get the tools needed to always stand out as a customer favorite

and remain top of mind.

Complete curriculum details and enrollment info can be found in the link below this video

or---in the comment section.

Enrollment in the workshop is limited to the first 10 students.

I look forward to seeing you in class on Wednesday, February 13th.

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Ron Ruth Speaking At ArmDJs Conference Orlando, February 12th - Duration: 0:56.

Hi.

Its Ron Ruth of RonRuth.com and the Inspiramaginativity Institute inviting all Florida DJs to join

me in Orlando, Florida on Tuesday, February 12th for the one day stop of the ArmDJs conference

tour.

You'll not only enjoy a full day of educational content to boost your business into 2019---you'll

get VIP seating to the premier of my new presentation----How To Speak Fluent "WOW!"---The Language

Of The High-Paying---Loyal---Raving Customers You Want To Work With The Most.

Conference details including how to enroll in this incredibly affordable day of learning

and networking can be found in the link below this video or in the comment section.

I look forward to seeing some old friends and making a few new ones at the ArmDJs one

day conference stop in Orlando on February 12th.

See you there.

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How To Pronounce Saturday - Duration: 0:15.

How to pronounce the word SATURDAY

Saturday

Saturday

Saturday

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French boozy pancakes - Vintage recipe by Raymond Oliver - Duration: 37:52.

Hello, and welcome to Cuisine Celine

Today, I'm doing it in French!

I'm just kidding!

Welcome to Cuisine Celine

Today, we're going to cook something very exciting

I know you all want to eat it

PANCAKES

I chose to make pancakes, why?

Because in the beginning of February in France it's the tradition to eat pancakes.

everybody is making pancakes like crazy

I think it has some kind of religious background

For this recipe, we're going to need: BEER

So now, first things first:

I'm gonna drink this one,

because it's going pretty well with me, right?

And I'm gonna offer this one to you Kim

*evil laugh*

There you go

My pleasure!

So we're going to start to cook the recipe of the pancakes according to Raymond Oliver

So you, Americans and British people, well mostly the British people

You have Jamie Oliver.

We, French people, have Raymond Oliver.

And that is... another kind of flavour.

I can tell you that!

Raymond Oliver used to have his own cooking program and I ordered this book in English

even if it's a French chef, he was translated

I ordered this book in English so I can show you some recipes in there

Raymond is really a "bon vivant"

The French chef: he is a little bit big, tall

with his beard and his little belly

He's not too fat, but....he eats well.

"Less is more"? That's not gonna work here.

So what we're going to do today is to make the pancakes according to Raymond.

And....they're going to be everything...but light.

So...there we go.

How do I make pancakes when I'm not cooking for you people?

How do I make pancakes at home?

Every Sunday morning, when I have my kids,

I have them every other week,

I like to spoil them

so every Sunday morning, I make it nice:

There's this nice light in my living room, and I like to make them pancakes for breakfast.

And they're really looking forward to it.

For these pancakes I use:

100 grams of flour

1 egg

300 ml of milk

a pinch of salt

and flavour, so...

I use this. This is Orange blossom water

Look it's beautiful, right?

I take it every time I'm going to France,

I love it

How do Dutch people make pancakes however?

*EVIL LAUGH*

They make pancakes like this

So, let me read you the ingredients

I'd like a minute of silence for the poor Dutch kids

I'm sorry, but it's true...

Come on Dutch people, WTF?

making GOOD pancakes is not that complicated

Ingredients:

Flour

Skinny milk powder

E450 and E500...They're my favorites...so tasty!

salt

and some fibre or something that I don't know what it is.

To make these pancakes you have to add some milk and eggs.

and that's it: you have pancakes.

but they're not really good. They're not. We don't want that. F*** it!

What we're gonna do now is the pancakes of Raymond Oliver...

And to make his pancakes, my friends...Oh my God...

Oh....that's gonna be something...

I saw this recipe online like a year ago, on Facebook, people were sharing it like WTF!!!???

And I had to try it! I never did it before...

Now is the big day, now is the moment, now the time has come!

So, in this recipe, we're gonna use:

Flour, butter, milk, a little bit of salt, sugar,

oil, eggs, no orange blossom water because that's my recipe.

Raymond Oliver uses vanilla

Beer

We'll have to choose which one, so for that purpose,

We're going to need to taste them all.

Just kidding, we'll take one.

We're going to need rum

So, this is The Kraken, this is "My precious"

That's a dark spiced rum

And....we're also going to need....

Very French...

PASTIS

So, the Pastis, Ricard,

Yes I know it's not the same, but yeah it's the same.

It's anise alcohol.

You use it usually mixed with water

And...this is reminding me of my childhood, of course

Because I'm coming from South of France

I come from Ariège, from the mountains in south of France

And in Ariège, pastis is the same thing as water...

Water makes you rust...so we drink pastis.

So...for this occasion, I came prepared...

the traditional pastis watering can.

Oh I don't know the name of it in English

Instead of watering your plants, you gotta water your people.

So there you go

One time I drank it pure when I was young, on a challenge

I thought I was going to die

You're supposed to use one volume of pastis and 5 of water

So I'm gonna add some water...

You have to try it...you're with a French person, you have to try!

Do you think it's going to give a good flavour to the pancakes? Cheers!

This is gonna make me so drunk...

I hope you people are going to be ok too...

You don't have to drink it, ok? I'm just taking one for the team.

Let me know in the comments if you try it!

This would be perfect in the summer!

Ok, let's start cooking!

So there are no measurements of course, because French chefs are like...being French

We're going to start by warming up the milk

I don't know exactly how much. He says we do not need a lot of it.

I like to take biological milk (organic) and it's unskimmed: full fat

no skinny sh*t, we don't want skinny stuff

We're going to have to make the milk pretty warm

We're going to add the vanilla. I should cut it open in two

You cut your vanilla in the length

and inside are all the seeds, the grains? The flavour

I'm just going to place it like that in the milk

It'll flavour the milk

So the milk has to get very warm

and we're going to need it: to melt the butter in it.

Because of course we're going to add butter

because we're French

So...while the milk is warming up...

is it warming up?

YES!

so while the milk is warming up, we're going to...use the flour.

Raymond Oliver says: just put flour

This is, 100 grams I think.

I guess I used like 300 grams.

Next you have to add salt

Two pinches of salt, French size

It's just the way he does it...

You have to add some sugar

he says: add 1 or 2 tablespoons, he actually puts 4

So now, we have: salt, sugar, flour,

He says you have to add oil...

vegetable oil, not olive oil.

So this is like 10 cl

that's a lot...that's so much

Then he says you have to add the eggs.

And as usual Raymond is like: "oh, 8 eggs, it's ok, but if you have 12 that you need to finish, you can add it too.

Remember what I told you about how I make French pancakes? I use 1 egg.

Remember when you're using eggs,

In American I think the eggs are treated (washed), but here in The Netherlands they are natural.

That's why we need to wash our hands after we

work with them in the kitchen

So when you are done, you dispose of it, and you wash your hands

it's very important for bacterial and hygiene rules

I'm excited because I've been seeing this recipe for so long...

it's the first time I'm trying to do it

Milk is almost ready!

So, now, I washed my hands...see? I'm a good girl.

I like to clean the space a little

We're going to go the old school way

I have another old school one

that's pretty cool, I have it from the thrift shop

but it's making a lot of noise

So if I get tired doing like that, I'll use this one

plan B!

I think I should put the butter in there first.

So it's gonna melt, you know?

So again...a lo... just a little butter...

but the French standards...

(It means: A LOT)

F*ck! (I didn't say F*ck)

I'm going to need to put more, because he always puts more.

We'll say it's about 100 grams of butter

That's his recipe, ok? It's not mine.

I love butter however

"Fat is life"

That's what we say in French

Ariane, if you're watching...

"Fat is life!"

ah this is pretty!

So, milk, butter and vanilla...

You can't go wrong.

That's a winning combination

That's going to start to smell amazing, you know that?

It's because I love butter.

Did I say that I love butter? I didn't say it yet. Did I?

While the butter is melting...

This is going to be annoying so wait a second

***tip from Jamie Oliver, works better with a wet towel***

You know what we'r missing some good ska music

Too bad that I don't have the rights to use music

because I'd really like to listen to Reel Big Fish right now

Do you know Reel big fish?

It's a pretty cool ska-punk band

Anyways it doesn't matter the calories we're putting in there...

Because making it the old school way is like a workout!

HA!

I think we're onto something, people!

Look, it's pretty!

It starts to make a kind of ribbon

Normally, the eggs are supposed to absorb all the flour.

That's what Raymond Oliver explains in his recipe

(And why he doesn't measure anything, he just sees it)

The butter is not completely melted yet

it smells good!

Simple things: full milk, not skimmed, butter, like the real butter, not the margarine sh*t

real butter...and vanilla. Like the real vanilla, not fake sh*t, not the aroma

And then you have this, real, really good smelling stuff

So yeah by the way he makes the recipe for like 60 people...

So...that's gonna be a lot of pancakes!

Did I put pancakes in my hair?

I think I did!

I'm not a real chef (obviously), so maybe there are clumps, clots, what's the name?

All the people from Bretagne are going to make fun of me

Bonjour les Bretons!

It looks good, right?

It's the right texture I think

In any case we're going to sieve it before using it

So we'll get rid of the clots clumps whatever

The butter is melted, I'll add it to the batter

Come, vanilla goodness, come!

You want to have all the little grains, the seeds, because that's where there's the flavour, you know?

That's where there's all the taste. and you want that. You're not going to throw it in the trash!

We're going to mix it up.

In my opinion, it's already pretty fluid, right?

But...Raymond Oliver says...it's time to flavour it now.

Now, the proportions are probably going to freak you out...

Like it freaked me out...

I'm not sure I'm endorsing this, ok?

When I taste it later, maybe I'll endorse it.

But so far, now, I'm like WTF?!

The old school way of cooking.

Right now the texture is pretty good, it's a bit thick but it's pretty.

You can see the vanilla in there

First things first:

He says you have to add Anise in there.

The Pastis.

I'm going to need a glass to measure approximately like he does.

I'm going to use my little vintage favorite mug

he comes from the thrift store, it's Villeroy & Bosch from 1973, the Izmir collection.

It's not transparent so you won't see, but I'll fill it halfway

full of Ricard...

Just for flavour...this is just the flavour...people

it's not to get drunk!

It's just flavour!

Then he says: rum!

I used half of this with anise (ricard, pastis), so now

double the amount in Rum

***EVIL LAUGH***

The kraken smells good...it's pretty spicy....

Oh My God...this is...pfffff

So, now, I suppose all of you, just like me when I first saw the recipe of Raymond Oliver

are like WHAT THE F*CK?

I know! I feel the same, ok?

Now, I'm going to smell it, and I'm going to get drunk...just from the fumes

I'm mixing it now, and I get his point:

in his original recipe he says:

"yeah, it's liquid...but...

...it's not enough.

it's not liquid enough.

What are we going to put in there now? You know what's missing, right?

BEER

Which one are we going to take?

Thank you Raymond for the recipe!

Which beer are we going to take?

Tank 7 is one of my favorites, so I'm going to keep it for myself.

I hope you don't mind

Oh I have this one double...but it's an IPA, so maybe too much flavour in it.

Nah, I prefer something less flavoured.

Oh! I'm going to take the one from here!

That's a Gooisch blond, and it comes from here!

"Het Gooi"

It's a beer that is made here in my area

Then again he is not being very shy with the quantities

I hope the pancakes are going to hold together because

To me it looks like pretty f*king liquid but yeah

I'm doubtful, I'm seriously doubtful

If it doesn't work, I'll just make my traditional pancakes, ok?

I'm not sure it's going to work.

Old crazy French chefs...

Pancake pan!

You do not need to use specifically a pancake pan

You can actually just use any kind of pan that is non stick

but a pancake pan is nice to keep it...you know..

flat...link a pancake

So Raymond would say that right now, it's a little bit too thick.

Raymond, is your spirit with us today?

I'll do it... I'll do it like he does.

Hop! All the beer is in there!

This is like French Dutch pancakes, ok?

Dutch because of the beer,

And French because of...everything else.

That's huuuuh....interesting.

I think we're going to die.

Especially with the sauce I'm going to make after to dip the pancakes in...

Ok...we're going to die.

We have to make the pan quite hot

and what is interesting is that we do not need to add any fat...

For some strange reason

The fat is already in the batter

so we don't have to add any extra fat.

Now we're waiting for the pan to warm up.

And for me to drink a little...soak up.

I'm kinda nervous

I hope it's working

Oh I'm surprised!

But you know the pancakes are cooking so fast...

I don't think the alcohol is going to have time to evaporate

So this is actually not a kids-friendly recipe for pancakes

For the kids you have to use this

Although no, you don't want this because it's full of sh*t

I'll show you another recipe that is alcohol free and better

Yeah for the kids you wanna use this one

Orange blossom water

it's amazing

Now it's making little holes

It's going to start to stick out of the edges

and that's when you're going to be able to flip it.

Now it's a little bit too soon

And you can see the little vanilla in there

It's 100% homemade with no artificial sh*t in there pancakes!

I'm not going to try to flip it...Am I?

So usually I cook on my stove, behind me,

And I have like 5 fires on it

And I have three pancakes pans

I have 3 yeah, for real.

I usually cook three at the same time, so I'm triple wielding

So i make pancakes very much faster

But for you people I'm making an exception and making it here.

So...it's going to take a while.

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Hebrew saying about life: Willpower - Duration: 2:26.

Welcome to another Hebrew lesson.

Today I want to talk about a Hebrew saying that inspired me in the past and still motivates

me in many situations in life.

The Hebrew saying is:

אין דבר העומד בפני הרצון

ein davar ha-omed befnei ha-ratson

The free translation is Nothing stands in the way of will.

In my opinion, this is a very powerful motivator since it really focuses on the truth that

if you really want to achieve a goal or to change something in your life, nothing will

stand in your way.

The origins of this phrase are not so clear.

There are some similar phrases mentioned in old Hebrew and Hebrew scriptures.

Some are even written in Aramaic so I guess this phrase in one of its forms is pretty

old.

Let's go over the literal meaning of this phrase:

אין – none, or no

דבר – a thing

העומד - that stands

בפני – in front of or in the face of something.

"In the way" is a more relevant translation.

הרצון – the will

My personal interpretation of this saying is that success is not guaranteed but at least

you will be able to try to succeed in anything as long as you want to.

This saying really puts all the responsibility to succeed is in your hands and you are to

decide how you are going to do things and overcome challenges.

I don't take that for granted since nowadays, many people in our society do not always have

the chance even to try and succeed in life or in any challenge life may place in their

way.

Hope you found this lesson inspirational1.

Let me know what you take away from this phrase.

How you see it and what is your point of view about the idea of will power.

If you enjoyed this video, give it a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe.

Leave any Hebrew thoughts and questions you have in the comments section below.

Thank you and Toda Raba for watching.

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Friday

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