I'm so excited. This is like breaking news.  If you're new to my channel, welcome. We're celebrating today. But I'm glad I'm able to put my hair up because I'm going to do my favorite face mask today and that is a turmeric mask. Turmeric is, and actually it's a spice. But it's one of those spices that's like a miracle worker. It just does and fixes everything. A turmeric mask will help brighten your skin. It'll help tighten your pores. It'll help with any acne or eczema. It reduces redness, inflammation, helps with your dark circles. Also helps with facial hair, anti-aging, helps with wrinkles, like literally it does everything. So this is one of my favorite masks to do and I thought I'd share it with you guys today. Now, before we get started, there are some things I want you to keep in mind. One, this powder is very yellow and it's also used as a dye sometimes so it will stain everything. Wear whatever shirt you don't care about. Make sure your nails aren't that important to you. Make sure they're not white or clear because they might turn yellow. Sometimes you can get it off, sometimes you can't. So personally, I'm going to be wearing gloves today and I'm getting my nails done tomorrow so I don't really care. So without further ado, let's get started. So first you grab a small clear bowl, a teaspoon, a tablespoon, some turmeric powder that I got from a local store for about $2, almond oil, flour and milk. I'm also going to be wearing gloves that I don't stain my nails. So we're going to start off with the flour and we're going to add two tablespoons of this.  Now I'm going to grab the almond oil and the tablespoon once again. We're going to add one tablespoon of almond oil. And then we're going to add as much milk as we think we need. So I'm going to start off with three tablespoons of milk. Once you start to mix it all together, you're going to notice that it's going to turn into a thick paste. We don't want it too thick so just keep adding milk until you find the right consistency. Now we don't want it too runny to where it's just sliding off your face so make sure it's just creamy enough so it looks exactly like this. Alright so now that our mask is completely made, I'm going to put my gloves back on. So some people like to put on this mask with a foundation brush or you can use a spoon but I prefer this using my fingers. I just find it easier to maneuver around my face. Now that we're going to put this on our face, make sure you don't get it on your eyebrows. This can also help with any type of facial hair. Removing it here is good. Removing your eyebrows is not. So be careful with your hairline and your eyebrows and we're just going to apply this gently. So I'm just going to get some of this but it's going to do wonders everyone, trust me. It's so good to get it underneath your eyes because it also helps with dark circles which I have very, very, very dark circles that I was just born with so if you could light in those babies up, that'd be great.  So now I'm going to leave this mask on for 20 minutes which means I have 20 minutes to scare anybody in the house and then we're going to wash it off. Hey Siri, set timer for 20 minutes.   Sorry for the serious space, I just literally can't smile. So then I'm going to start to wash it off with lukewarm water and just be careful because this could get on your counters or your white sink so if it does just make sure you wipe it off right away so you don't stain your counter tops. This stuff is no joke. So once I rinse off the majority of it I'm going to grab my damp towel and just wipe off the rest.  This is where our Citifilm comes in just to do one more cleanse and just keep adding as much soap as you need to until all the yellowness is gone. So now that the mask is completely washed off all I did was add a little bit of this oil free moisturizer by Neutrogena and now my skin feels so clean and you can see that I'm glowing just a little bit. It is best if you do this at least once a week and you can actually just put a cover on this and keep it in the fridge. It is best if you do not eat this is a mask because I can't tell you how many times my dad thought it was mustard. Now there are many different ways to make this mask this is just the way that I have been doing it but I do want to start trying to use honey or lemon there's a million different recipes and I'm going to put a link in the description box that shows you how you can make a mask to fit your certain skin types and skin needs so make sure you guys check that out and I hope you like this video please give it a thumbs up and remember to subscribe I post new videos every Sunday so I'll see you guys next week. Thanks for watching Bianca Renee today. Before you go make sure you check out my last video which was a mixed girl tag and if you're dealing with acne or oily skin make sure you check out my other skincare videos which I will link below in the description box.


Alrighty, so I have quite the big, massive, unexpected construction update to drop on you guys today, and it is not massive, big, and epic in the ways that you guys are expecting. So stay tuned for that. I will get to that about halfway through this video. Now I did wanna show you a couple of things on the construction site that they have moved forward with. It looks like they've moved forward with a lot of areas on the coaster that maybe would have been a little later on during the construction project, but there is definitely something going on in the tunnel area and you will see that firsthand in this video. Again, anything discussed in this video is rumors and speculation. We do not have any inside information about what's going on. We are simply just reporting on what we're seeing today and from what we were kinda seeing in our drone footage. So anything we discuss is not proven until a park makes an announcement on it, but yes, we are definitely going to discuss what we were seeing in the tunnel area a little later on, but we'll get to that a little bit. So as you can see, a lot of the little details are being added to the coaster. So they're definitely focusing on a lot of the aesthetics and the railings and the catwalks and the electrical for the station area and the lift hill as there hasn't been any action in terms of vertical construction. So as you know, vertical construction has been delayed for about a week and a half now. There has been very little construction in terms of vertical. In fact, the only vertical construction that has taken place is assembling the drop pieces together and getting a lot of the pieces ready. I can also confirm that there has been zero shipments from B&M Factory to Canada's Wonderland in about a week and a half. There is no new track, no new supports in the storage area. The storage area is actually looking very bare. You would have known that already if you were watching our drone construction updates over the week, we did one. It's very bare, there's nothing new, nothing new coming in and that to me definitely signals that there's some sort of, let's use the word delay. There's definitely a delay going on and as you'll see a little later, we can pretty much confirm that. So the lift hill has been definitely getting from what I can tell the details added in. So as you can see, the railings are installed on the catwalks. They look like they're installing some electrical that could be lighting. They're definitely doing that the day I flew my drone. I could see them installing something along the lift and they're definitely doing a lot of the electrical on the brake run and station area from what I can tell. Hartwell is on site in the masses. They have a massive team there and they are working on that. So let's I guess dive right into this. So you'll notice that the track piece for the drop into the tunnel is suddenly being supported by wood structures like you see in the background for a piece of wood that is not connected to a footing. Interesting, right? Very interesting. So from what we are gathering and from what we are seeing, and you'll see this in the footage, there's been some concrete removal in the tunnel. In fact, it looks like there's been quite the concrete removal on the drop side of the tunnel as we thought we saw on the drone footage the one day them digging up a little bit of the footer for that first little bit of the drop. This is alarming in terms of timing for the project. So as you can see there, there is the footer or the footing, sorry, I keep using the word footer, it's just habit, the correct term is footing. So for the footing, for the drop side, it has been ripped out and the track piece over there is sitting on wood and my guess is they have to re-pore the footing and then let it cure and curing for a lot of the footing, especially for a high stress area like that could be up to 28 days, like we originally discussed when they were pouring footings for the coaster way back in the day. Now, this does set the project back and again, I do not know anything about the timing of the project other than that the goal was to have it done by January, February, and testing in March and all that typical timeline for coasters at Canada's Wonderland. And so it's not end of the world from what I've heard the coaster project was somewhat ahead of schedule a bit. So hopefully the 28 days up to 28 days, I should say again, this is all speculation, doesn't set them back too far. They do from what I'm predicting have to wait for that footing to cure before they can install the drop because the drop is going to rely on a lot of that footing there for the entrance into the tunnel as support. Now in the footage here, if you look down there on the left side of the tunnel, you can see rebar and you can see a lot of concrete and dirt dug up just in the top corner there. I think there will be a little better of a shot I tried to get. It shows some of the concrete removed and there's some rebar down there as well. There's definitely a lot going on down in the tunnel that wasn't planned for. Again, as I said in my previous video when I tried to like kind of let you guys know what we saw in our drone footage but we didn't want to fully confirm until we were in the park and saw is there's definitely going to be a delay on this project for vertical construction. So I'm using the word vertical construction that's the only part of the delay there's going to be and vertical construction can, so as you can see here, there's a little bit of a better shot. You can see the concrete dug up there. It was very hard to get a shot of that so you had to have a quick eye there. You can see the concrete has been dug up for that footing and it's being re-poured. Now again, as I said in my previous videos I was just trying to get to, this isn't uncommon. Again, if they start falling behind, Wonderland can hire more construction workers. They can hire a bigger crew to install the project. They can bring in more cranes if they need to, just a larger team. There's always a lot the park or chain or project managers can do to speed up the process. So again, this isn't end all for Yukon Stryker. The ghost air is probably most likely going to open on time still and again, I do want to stress this is all speculation. Whenever I do a video like this, I'm just reporting what I see. I'm not a construction manager. I do not work at Wonderland and Wonderland has not said anything on the matter. So I'm just reporting what we're seeing but it looks like in terms of Rutherford Construction, the company that's responsible for the concrete and the coaster project itself, they are moving along in other areas of the project. So as you see, there's footing. Well, rebar cages in the lake, ready to pour for the footings. There's a rebar cage on the land where I'm standing that's ready to pour and then you have the track pieces that the iron workers have assembled over there that are just gonna be one to plug once they're able to start assembling the coaster again. So again, nothing is confirmed but there is definitely evidence in front of us right here that would suggest that Yukon Striker is going to be delayed vertical construction-wise, it is unfortunate but I'll be able to tell, I'll be keeping an eye on it with my drone and we'll see what happens. So I'll go check on Monday, I'll go every day to check to see if what's going on vertical construction-wise. I'm assuming though that once they pour that footing we'll have to wait 28 days still because there is a time period that concrete or cement needs to cure before you can start putting some weight on it. So we'll see what happens there. Timberwolf definitely had some a little bit of interesting activity. I think that may just be off-season maintenance typical but I filmed it just in case there was definitely a lot of electrical equipment in that area, I don't know what they're doing with that but over here on the vertical loop side of the project things moved a little slow. Nothing new, entirely new over here other than it looks like they're still getting that formations in place to dig out the area for the vertical loop. So still lots of work that needs to be done in this area. It didn't look like anything new from the naked eye had taken place but I obviously know on the construction team there's probably been a lot of work done. It probably takes a lot just to hammer in those formations to dig out the area they need to dig out and then they'll probably pour the cement and concrete. Back there you can see them getting ready to dig and drill for some footings for Yukon Stryker. So construction has definitely moved into this area. There's lots of orange markings on the right side too for some of the trees and fencing there. You can see the orange markings if you looked really closely on the fence. So things are definitely gonna be removed in this area and I expect this area is gonna look totally different in 2019. Anyways, hope you guys enjoyed this video. I'll keep an eye on what's going on with Yukon Stryker in terms of if there's a delay or if they're gonna start vertical construction again. Hope you liked this video. Give it a like, subscribe if you haven't and share this video for others to watch. Comment down below what you think is going on and stay tuned for more updates. Thanks for watching guys. Have a good one. Bye.


Three dead and three missing after landslide rips through remote Alaska fishing community. Three people were killed and three were missing after a landslide, barrelled down a heavily forested, rain-soaked mountainside and smashed into homes in the remote fishing community in southeast Alaska. The slide, estimated to be 450 feet wide, occurred after significant rain and windstorm near Rangel, an island community of 2,000 people, some 155 miles south of the state capital of Juneau. Rescue crews found the body of a girl in an initial search and the bodies of two adults were found by a drone operator. Searchers used a cadaver sniffing dog and heat-sensing drones to search for two children and one adult unaccounted for after the disaster, while the Coast Guard and other vessels looked along a waterfront littered with rocks, trees and mud. Alaska State Troopers spokesperson Austin McDaniel said a woman who had been on the upper floor of a home was rescued. She was in good condition and receiving medical care. One of the three homes that was struck was unoccupied, McDaniel said. Governor Mike Dunleavy issued a disaster declaration for Rangel, saying he and his wife were heartbroken and praying for all those affected. The landslide left a scar of barren earth from near the top of the mountain down to the ocean.


Thanks for joining us on another episode of 420grams where you have three guys who come to a studio and sometimes wear shades. But more often than not we talk about football, Indian football. And if you like me were crying after that 90 minute game versus Oman. We thought India started their world cup qualifier in the perfect fashion thinking that our name will be Tinank. But our last name was Shunya Ankh. So we will talk about that game here in Bistar. With me is Sadantaini Vaibhav Raghunandan who just came from Gangnam. Where have you come from sir? From South Korea. We are travelling a lot here for 420grams crew. You went to South Korea. Many people were asking where you went. Sir I was in Caribbean. I was working on cricket. You went to Ayashi. But I saw a football match in Seoul. Which match did you watch? FC Seoul was a June book. Yeah good game. And where were you from? Top table toppers clash.  It's looking rumble. So India versus Oman. Opening thoughts guys. I have a feeling we were talking before the show started. That we are going to have contrasting opinions. So let's start with the positive. Before we start, timer is around. Oh timer is 15 minutes. As you can see after 5 minutes we have turned on the timer. One more minute. Contrasting opinions so let's start with the positive. India Oman. For me the biggest positive was the shape. At least 4-4-2. They were playing 4-4-2 throughout. More or less. I saw it more as a 1 in front. Who was the 1 in front? Sunim. And you were saying 5 in the middle. It was more like a 4-2. They were 4-4-2 going in front. Coming back, Ashik was of course doing the bulk of the work on the left. And coming back in the right shape. Shape movement of the ball was very good. And I thought the other great thing to see was how much restrained the Indian defenders showed when it came to putting in that final tackle. I think it was said again and again. Don't do the final tackle. Don't commit. Wait. Close off the pass. Close off the space. Keep the lines tight. And play like that. And for a long period, 2-3rds of the game, it worked. And it worked really well. I mean, I thought this is the best game India looked in terms of the confidence with which the ball was holding. Passing, I mean, Raul in Borges, who we had right off after that performance at the AFC Asian Cup earlier in the year that they will never play again for the national team. They have come back. I thought he was really... I mean, things did go wrong in between. But in that holding role, he did really well. He was distributing. He was making simple passes, not trying to do anything complicated. Contrasting opinion number one coming out. Sir, Raul in is playing as your defensive mainstay in the middle.  So if Raul in has a job 1, 2, 3, job number 1 for him is to A maintain shape and put in a defensive performance first. How many times did we see Raul in Borges win the ball? And whenever he went in for it... And I really like this player, bro. I used to really like Raul in Borges. I don't know why. For me, I feel he's dropped off the radar quite a bit. You were mentioning it as well. He couldn't put in a tackle here. Whenever he was going to tackle, he was falling off the ground. He was being thrown off the ground. Whatever was happening. No, I thought positioning wise. Tackling is something that maybe they can work on next. I don't know. You can't do both, I think. It's very difficult because the minute you... Like I was saying, they were staying away from making the tackle because they didn't want to get beaten and have that extra man then coming on and chudging on. Just leaving that space. So, yeah, the tackling... I mean, we know that it's a shortfall. But because we were putting in tackle even then and we were putting in very late tackles that we saw. It was very late tackles. Yes. I liked that when our stopper centre-backs were playing they stayed on their feet by and large. You see a couple of moments of little panic setting in. But they were composed, they stayed on their feet. They concentrated on trying to read the game. And counter Oman from an attacking point of view in that manner. Which I thought was just a step forward. However, I mean, the fact is it needs to work for all 90 minutes. It can't just go off-beach me. Ki aapne aasi minute. Bhodh bharia hile. Both... I mean, jab aapne goal karna tha jo set-piece wala goal hua, boh bhi bharia hua. Goal bhi kya. And first half me to kheil bhi rahe. Possession bhi almost 19-20 ka fark tha first half me. Second half, I don't know team talk kya tha. Firm mentality. We've seen Sunil Chitri ne aake bohla hai ki humari mentality boh wali ho bhi thi ki hume yeh ek goal ki need hold karne. Yeah, I thought that was the most important comment of all the comments that have come after the game. And you could see how much he tried. How disappointed he was after the game. It was written all over his face. Because, I mean, jyase hume lagra tha ki yeh 3 nang ka ane wali hain. So, chyaar usko kya lagra ho? Oto, matlab, it's within... When, sabh lo kain hain, oman adho overwhelming favourites, you think you'll be run through. Or not, if not run through, but like, it won't be so much of a contest. It'll almost 10 minutes to the end. You're holding this lead and you're holding it without looking like you're under too much pressure. Cool. So that, of course, the Dhan's positive for you, I think the major positives for anyone watching this game has been what we do going in front. Yeah. That's pretty much. And the injection, if I may say, of Ashik Kurunyan. Oh, man, yeah. I mean, I don't think Steemaj has ever seen him play before this. He called him... Yeah, in competition time. Yeah, in competition. And he's called him up and given him a start, like, straight up. This is the first time that Ashik was available without injury in the squad, got picked into the final squad and thrown in straight. And you can see he made a huge difference. Any time like a ball was played up, it was like play ahead, the horse will run away. The horse will run away. And the horse had confidence. Oh, man. Playing with his mind. I mean, like that one nutmeg... That little nutmeg was so... You could tell that defender on the right for one was getting hassled. He was shaking his head first 15-20 minutes, he was out of the game. There's players that have speed. Like, we know Udanta, for example, they call him the flash. He has speed. Yeah, whatever. I mean, it's fine. Let's take it from the name. But what Ashik has besides speed is also like a slight, like, physical... Like, you know, he can shield the ball, he can hold the ball off. I think around the 17th, around that time, he started like taking the ball into the corner and like holding it, holding the ball off, trying to win tackles, coming back. Like doing that sort of stuff. So I really think I mean, I was very happy to see him back. He was a real revelation at the Asian Cup and he's just picked that up and come back in a slotted straight. Yeah, just gives you something beautiful going forward, man. It's like, you know and it... His style of play suits India's style of play. Yeah, it does. Totally. Completely.  You have to buy a plot in your half and then when you want to break out and find an avenue and you want one guy to go and get that ball and even if there are two guys on him, he'll find a way to keep the ball.  So, automatically, the shielding automatically comes there. Inwards whose feet are a little bit. So, that is a big, big positive. In fact, a lot of us have been saying for a while now that Udanta Singh is the next big thing in Indian football. I am sorry, bro. If you have to call someone the next big thing in Indian football, it is this boy, Ashik Kurunian. Udanta came. First 15 minutes, there was a little pace. You put the ball in there. After that, how many times did you see when he got the ball on the right and he had, of course, he had a defender on him. How many times did he try taking the defender on? Not once. He would always stop the ball, try playing a ball on the side and then running again. The thing that Udanta brings to the team and he is constantly starting is he has some sort of chemistry with Chhetri. I don't know if this is the chemistry that runs on the other flank. Chhetri has this. I don't see it too much with Ashik. Because that opportunity that Sunil created for Udanta. First half. The one that went in the back. He hit the crossbar. That sort of thing happens very often where they are playing off each other maybe because they play at the club level and they know each other now. They do this training through the season. But you don't see that. That's one thing that I would really wish these guys could figure out on the other flank also. Because there were so many times when Ashik got into a good position. For example, he got that nutmeg in. Immediately after the nutmeg, he put in a cross. But there was no one there. There was no one there to get it. This is the problem. In the beginning, there was an instance where the ball was played out to that wide area. But he was well covered. Ashik. So the expectation is that he will not put the ball in. But this guy doesn't give up on it. So he did end up putting a ball in. And again, the striker, Sunil at that point was 5 yards too far behind to even make a challenge. But okay. In this first half, we had some good chances. There were Sandesh's off the header. Since we've been following Indian football for a while. If you just come and watch the game, you say, oh wow, Sandesh created a chance. He came up, stood tall, got the header. But the ball went off target. And I have seen this trend with him that when in opposing half, whenever Sandesh jingles and he makes space, he goes up before his defender, gets the ball. But none of his headers are on target. A lot of his headers are off target, man. I've been seeing this trend for a while now. And I also want to just say that we're like saying, oh, we played really well in the first half. We created a lot of chances. I just want to say that a good pre-pulled off some blinders saves. In the first half and in the second half. I mean, I don't know, he had a great game aside from maybe like that second goal, the first equalizer that they got. And it's easier perhaps for me to say this. But it's defensive positioning also, right? Yeah, but the defender is the ball is coming in from there. The defender is wrong-sided. So he has one of two options, either to try and catch up and get in front or to make a tackle from behind and give away a penalty. No, but good play should have come out earlier. I think he was like a half a step slower. You can't really fault the guy. I'm saying all of these things that happen, it's the sum of what's been happening before that. All of these things that happen, and that's my point. You have given them space, right? You are not tackling them in midfield.   But if you don't put your feet in front of them, if you don't tackle them, they are international players. If you don't tackle them, they will hit you and that's what happened. And in both the goals, the second goal that happened before half-time, no one closed him down. One guy made a run, ball put in, guy made the run, scored the goal. That's quality finishing. Quality, quality finishing there. So that for me is the biggest problem for India. I know there are a lot of positives of course and going forward and the style of play, that short burst and quick passing and moving. We are not a possession-based team. But in defence, which we will be doing a lot and I am looking ahead to Qatar also, if you have maintained that shape in those nine boys, the four midfielders, and I am not even talking about our defenders, because actual defence starts from the midfield. And in those four midfielders, tell me one guy who is a good tackleer, who can snatch that ball for you. There is not one player there who can snatch the ball for you. Pranay Haldar, there is very little gap between them. We don't have anyone who is snatching the ball in the midfield.  They will open you up.  So one point based on what you are saying, one is Gurpreet coming off his line. Goes back to something that now Gurpreet and Sandesh both, both these guys actually, how much practice are you getting off set pieces in match situations where you are getting those headers. Because Sandesh gets into those positions very regularly. Because that is your target when you are putting corners. In the training session, you are only practicing that Sandesh will make a place and then head it. But how much practice is there when you are practicing? Is the same scene on the club level or not? If it is, it goes back to the point that these boys are made. About how many club games they have been getting. This is actually the... So like we were talking about Gurpreet, theoretically I think it is professional from 2010. That means 9 years of professional football. One or two seasons between East Bengal and Arrows. He got a lot less game time in the I-League. After that he went back to the national team camp for Asian Cup. So there also practice games yes, but no competitive football and of course at the Asian Cup itself he didn't play. After that you go to Norway where again, yes you are getting great training, you are getting top quality, you are getting good structure. But how many games are you playing? It was one of the reasons he decided to come back. Because at least here he knows that he will play regularly. But here the season has become smaller. Earlier you were playing I-League and along with that you were also playing local league. Now the ISL players play only ISL. So as a result you are getting 16, 18, 20 games from where? Tackling is a thing that comes with also sharpness.  Otherwise the ball is gone or every fault, everything that we point towards being something that is a fault in this match, like they got fatigued. They weren't tackling hard enough. Their positioning was getting lost out. They were getting nervous right at the end. All of these can just be pointed towards that they don't get enough game time. Just all of these. It's not that in a situation where you are not in a situation where you are in a 1-0 lead and the players of Bangalore are playing. That's the obvious sir. I am still stuck on that 4-man midfield. I am not saying your 4 defenders at the back had a bad game. They were pretty solid.  There was Thapa, there was Raulin, there was Udanta and then for some periods, Changte had come. Of these 4, Brandon was there as well. Of these 4, name one player who is known for his defensive capabilities in the ISL. Forget international football. Forget international football in ISL, in club football where these guys are king. These boys are kings. They are the top players of our country. Who of these 4 actually go out there and exude confidence as far as defensive capabilities is concerned? I thought he did quite a lot defensively even though he was the link between our midfield and attack as it were. So I thought he was tracking back pretty well. The replacement for Brandon, Changte came in I believe. That I didn't quite understand when you have Sahel on the bench, I don't know what the thinking was. I was to catch them on the counter with Changte. Catch him on the counter These are the 2 subs I was a little bit taken aback. Not taken aback, but him Changte coming in and then Mahanveer coming in for Ashik. Ashik's legs. Ashik has a different case. He is coming back with a serious injury. So you need to protect him and in the next game if his knee goes back then you know you don't need to tell these guys So no that's fair that you have to make that change and you have Changte on the pitch anyway so you can move Changte to the left Mahanveer on the right and Chetri is playing 90 minutes so he will play remove him He is playing at this level He is shifting I think he will next level If this continues some cases you hope that you are wrong So what we said you guys are wrong pull out that trip So those 2 are different things So the kind of the way Sahil is playing unless there was some physical issue If there was an issue then why bring him on Papa and Sahil together in the midfield Actually Thapa plays behind He always plays behind Who will save your defence Thapa will save your defence No, Rawlin and Thapa are there So with Rawlin and Thapa you will give Sahil a free midfield You were giving Brandon Instead of Brandon you give Sahil So you will play left winger on the left and then you will play on the right and then Chetri Which then Udanta for Manveer or you need to change someone for Changte on the left you can do that See I think this was also the first game Sorry The 2 left wingers play very different games from each other with the national team right now Changte and Aashik One is I think a pure out and out like wing player of old school where he will take it in he has got the skills, strength and everything and he will put a ball in the middle and decent ball in the middle Right Brandon also put in some pretty decent balls So they were connecting man on the left You were saying how many times Udanta got the ball on the right is because the connections were happening on the left This is a natural tendency Whenever Udanta Singh got the ball and I am not saying he is a bad player or anything I am just saying objectively whenever he would get a ball and say you are a defender and you are in front of me and if you are the top talent of this country and you are the future of this country the least you can do is try taking on that player You have not even shown me once when you want to take on the player You have only taken on when you have just got space You are playing international football You have to operate in so much space Show some skill will See who is behind or on the side and then run Will this work Then it is very easy for me to read what this winger is doing So the only time Udanta Singh really comes into play is when you have sucked in the opposition and you have broken them on the counter So they are out of shape Then he can really cause problems going through with the space But how many times is that going to happen in a 90 minute game You tell me in Doha how many times will that happen And despite all this he still managed to create the crossbar That was at the start And they were out of shape at that time We caught them on the counter Because in the beginning they didn't think they would play like this 15-20 minutes ago these guys were really playing Good tempo Pressing slightly higher Quite a bit higher This is the first game We are looking at Oman in the whole team Of course they didn't need to press that much because they had most of the possession in the second half But see where they are playing How far ahead up the pitch they are And see where our boys are You cannot afford to not be able to press I think for 90 minutes So the only time I saw the press happening was when we scored the goal 5-7 minutes later Because that is what football is It gets you on We were pressing on them We were getting on them, that tempo was there with us 5-7 minutes later and probably that is the plan There was like large periods when I saw the press I think we were doing the live blog also and we were constantly praising the fact that there was this press happening there was this movement happening In periods again Press can never be constant also And then in the last 10-15 minutes I think I said I said I'm smelling a goal a few minutes before the goal happened I mean because you could see that they were dropping off I don't know The other thing is that mistakes are also like this If you don't do the challenge like they are saying If you don't press they won't be able to press So they will get 5-6 chances They will put one or two numbers thing at the end of it The point of not playing enough games is a very valid point You come into this game without a pre-season And you can do any training camps any training sessions match fitness, match fitness So agreed Everyone is talking about it So much so now that the players are also talking about it You had never seen the players come out publicly and talk about it So now that Sandesh and Gurpreet have come and said that after Sunil So he can speak But now that these guys are also speaking It's pretty obvious that everyone feels the same way And the coach also feels the same way But I'm saying if you keep that aside because that is not a problem that is going anywhere Sir, this is not a fixed problem No So we are not making a team here We will do something after 5 years We are thinking how can we do the best to what we have And the obvious problem is that of your midfield It does not exude confidence defensively Going forward very good playing short passes But then defensively for what you will be doing for large parts of the game doesn't exude much confidence at all Fair enough Can't really disagree, last thing I'll say on that note is just that yes there are problems but still far better Hopefully and we'll be back soon enough I think too Shout out to Gohati man 25,000 people landing up and a shout out to AIFF man for getting the scheduling right We have also been a shout out to the T4 they raised before the game to India's first football cap That was lovely No that was a smart move man that finally now you are getting games in footballing centres For footballing centres you have to play a national team at least senior team I can understand but senior team has to happen in footballing centres and the ground is looking so good looking like a good spectacle on television So we have Anything else guys, you guys want to add? Nothing, so also we'll be doing a preview to the Kathar game Now the Kathar game is on Tuesday 10pm so we will likely do a preview on Monday looking ahead to that game There is a certain Al Moaz Ali that we need to keep track of highest goal scorer in the Asian Cup On Monday I hope you enjoyed this episode of 420g Thank you so much for watching Goodbye


So my beautiful people I am back with another how old and ring video And well, we're at the 1.05 patch now and they have nerfed a few of the rune farms in the game Fortunately for people that use the bird farm it does still work It seems a little harder to run off the map here depending on the actual Method where you use it, but it still does run off the map as you can see here But hey, I'll cover all the working rune farms later on today But while it will say if they have nerfed a pretty popular room farm where you throw yourself off the map swing that sword Swing that weapon and you earn a ton of runes now. I've actually found a worker run for you So if you use this you're fed up a farm in the bird even though this is faster anyway I found a fixed foreign today. We're getting to all guys. How's it going my beautiful people? My name is DP Gen if you do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see Be sure to subscribe. So you guys know the popular grave yard site where you throw yourself off the map I've actually added some invisible walls to that spot now where we're at. We're in a Mogwin dynasty area Everyone knows about this area guys The best farming area in the entire game now.  This was by far the easiest way to actually do this They can run around you can jump down that way I can run around I'll run around Yeah, I actually tried and tested this was against the bird It's actually faster than the bird because you earn about a hundred and fifty a hundred and sixty K Every couple of minutes.  You lose your rules. Hey guys There's a fix there's a record and I know exactly how to do it and I'll showcase it to you right now Now once you load back in we're gonna run back there Thanks to the super fast loading times now in the Xbox to use X Couple seconds is instant people. It is in the sense of from that same grace follow the path I take People I've seen use other grace sites around this area to come here, which is completely fine. We all end up at the same spot anyway Yep Yeah, keep coming keep coming keep coming people And the way which you can still farm this actually Real easy real simple again. No real park. I needed just have to jump down So We've come to this edge here guys and you'll see a little platform right down there.   What will happen is? The flow above you will despawn meaning all the enemies will fall to their death You get in there ruins now believe you get about a hundred and fifty 160,000 here doing this this isn't by the way a new game plus. This is on the first my first playthrough I'm still trying to figure out a reason to go into new game plus. I'm not gonna lie to you Yep, this so this will be doubled in new game plus a new game plus two three four managed to be tripled Quadrupled all that good stuff. So yes Keep that in mind. It's super quick. It's super efficient. Super super easy I think you do have to fall for that like a minute or so takes you about a good 30 to 45 seconds to get here depending on who you take so you can earn as you can see Right there a massive chunk of ruins and there's probably a couple more ticks if you do keep falling I don't think you'll get another another bunch of rooms that much We'll just fall for another about 20 seconds. See if I get anything. I'm pretty sure you do I can't remember haven't used this spot in a while. There you go There's another ticker ruins. So, yeah, it's probably a couple more to but hey I wish you've got your ruins guys simply fast travel back to the grace you used to get here And then just run and rinse and repeat the process. It really is and that's simple So yes, they can try and know if the age room in farms at the game guys But hey, we'll always find a worker and there we have it people if you enjoyed the video Even a like really helps out you feel like what you see when it's in my other ring Be sure to subscribe and hopefully my beautiful people. I will see you on that next one


The following is a production of New Mexico State University. In the Southwest, salsa is a long-standing tradition and a necessary part of every meal. Its popularity is a phenomenon. These days, salsa outsells ketchup all over the world. Chances are you're selling more salsa yourself. People love salsa and its popularity has created a boom for small producers with their own family recipe. With this increased production and sales comes increased risk. Many producers don't process salsa correctly, causing foodborne illness or death from contaminating microorganisms. In addition, it could mean lawsuits and a bad reputation for the processor. So why take a chance? It's a good business to process your salsa correctly. Most microorganisms that contaminate food, Bostridium botulinum, Escherica coli, Salmonella, Listeria and various molds are commonly found in the ground and air and only need a favorable environment to grow. 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Welcome to my channel and welcome to this exclusive video wherein I'm going to analyze the UGCnet June 2019 Paper 2 of English Literature, which happened today on 26th of June 2019. In this video I'm going to answer all your questions which must be bubbling in the head of the aspirants. You must be wondering, was the paper easy? Was it tough? What kind of questions were asked from different sections? What about the new syllabus? Was there anything specific that changed in the paper because of the new syllabus? What were the kind of questions asked from the new syllabus topics like cultural studies and English in India? We are going to address all these questions collectively in this video. So watch this video till the end. Also, there's a constant smile that is on my face. Since the time I am speaking to my students was saying that their paper was fantastic. All my students are really happy to see the question paper because they are saying that the paper was exactly from the course that they were subscribed to. So there were few students who even said that there were lines which were actually taken from the crash course and those lines were asked directly in the paper. So 95% of the paper was directly from the course content that I was teaching and there can be nothing more beautiful for a teacher than to see students praising the course and also saying that they are going to definitely qualify this exam this time. So I am really happy for my students and I am really, really excited to see the results this time because the paper was really fantastic. It was direct. If a student has actually gone through the complete syllabus of UGC Net, I am pretty sure that all the questions they would have seen on the screen in front of them during those 3 hours they would have found that each of those questions are familiar. So I am really happy for my students and without wasting any more time let's jump right into the analysis and let's see what kind of questions were asked this time by the NTA UGC Net English Literature Department. So the very first thing that I would like to talk about is the kind of questions they were asking from Shakespeare this time. Yes guys, there were 5 questions from Shakespeare. There were times in UGC Net when Shakespeare was said to be a very neglected sort of writer because they were hardly asking one question from Shakespeare in place and sometimes they would not ask even a single question. But I kept on saying in my audios and in my videos to my students that even though they don't ask questions but there are chances that they can ask as many questions as they want from Shakespeare because he is such an important dramatist and see what happened. This time they asked 5 questions from Shakespeare. In my audio course I teach 20 Shakespearean plays in detail talking about the characters, important line, the plot because I know that they can ask questions from any of these 20 important plays. Shakespeare has written 38 plays out of which 20 are really very important. This time they asked a direct question from King Lear they gave lines and they asked us to tell from whom was these lines spoken. So who said to whom kind of question was asked from King Lear. The same kind of questions were asked from Julius Caesar also because from Julius Caesar there was a line given and they asked that was it Brutus who said these lines was it Caesar who said these lines, who said these lines and to whom. Another interesting question that was asked from Macbeth was a line that is very famous, life is but a walking shadow and they asked us what this line actually means. There were 4 options given. Another interesting thing that was asked from Shakespeare was to mention which play of Shakespeare depicts Rome in a very very beautiful form. So just like we have Julius Caesar which depicts Rome in a perfect form similarly which is the other play which depicted Rome in the same sense and the options were two gentlemen of Verona, Romeo and Juliet you had to answer which one was correct. Another interesting thing that was asked from Shakespeare was if you look at the question you will find that they were focusing more on the intense study of Shakespeare and that is the reason why in the crash course also I gave detailed PDFs on Shakespeare because I knew that the works of Shakespeare they are so important that they would never ask that who wrote King Lear. Every literature students know that. So how are they going to test your knowledge? They are going to ask you a tough question. They are going to see how intensely you have studied Shakespeare. So make sure that for December 2019 net exam you go through Shakespeare in place in detail. Another important thing that students are curious to know is the questions which were asked from cultural studies. Yes guys there was a hype created about cultural studies and I always kept on telling my students that cultural studies I have included in the literary theory section in detail in my course. If you look at new historicism and the writers associated to that like Stephen Greenbald, William Raymond's you will find that all these writers are also associated to cultural studies and what happened this time? Yes there were two questions directly from cultural studies talking about Raymond William and Stephen Greenbald. From Stephen Greenbald they ask a question, cultural poetics is conned by whom? And another question from Raymond William was from his work Country and the City. Another important topic that was officially added in the syllabus was English in India. Earlier also they were asking questions from English in India because they considered it to be a part of Indian literature but now they have officially admitted it. So this time there were a few more questions from that segment and I am so happy to see that there was a question from Hunter's commission. My students called me and said that ma'am you posted a video on Sunday about Hunter's commission and see they asked a direct question from your video. So even that was by chance but I knew I had to post it before net because I was aware of the fact that this time since they have included English in India as a separate unit they might ask difficult questions from this and they asked a question on Hunter's commission. But what about the sections which they did not mention in the new syllabus? Were they asking questions from those sections as well like literary movements, like literary terms and devices? Yes guys they were asking a lot of questions from these unit. I kept on saying in my videos that it doesn't matter what they put up on the official website and what they don't put up on the website. In spite of the fact that it's not stated in the syllabus they might ask questions from topics which are directly related to literature. They were asking questions from Hurleam, Renesha, Imagism, Symbolism. Why? They did not mention it under any head but yes they are related to literature and that is why I have always been teaching these topics in my online course under the section Literary Movements and Literary Terms and Devices. Another important thing that they asked this time was the meter and rhythm. So they asked two questions. One was about Iambic and Trochaic rhythm. They asked us to mention which of the following is Iambic and which one is Trochaic. Another question was about the dietic meter. So dietic meter, Iambic meter and Trochaic meter. These were asked in this net exam. Another important thing that students were questioning me in the last days that they have not mentioned old and middle English. So are they going to ask questions? Yes guys they are going to ask questions and they have asked questions this time. They asked us to put the writers in chronological order and they mentioned writers like Langland, William Dunbar who were belonging to the Anglo-Norman period. So you can see how these Anglo-Norman Chaucerian writers were asked in the net exam in spite of the fact that they have not stated it directly in the syllabus. So that's the beauty of English literature. You cannot put yourself under the boundaries of that ten units. You have to go beyond and that is how the knowledge expands and that is how you can crack exam like net very easily. There are a lot of other aspects of the paper which I would like to discuss with you guys which includes literary, criticism, literary, theory, Indian literature, American literature. If there were questions from short stories, if there were questions from what we know today as non-fiction works. We are going to discuss all of these in my next video in which I am going to continue with this analysis. So stay tuned to my channel and hit the subscribe button if you have not subscribed so far to receive updated content about UGC net English literature. So till the time we meet next, happy learning, keep loving literature and stay tuned to arpitakarwa.com.