In today's video, we are going to talk about some interesting facts and myths about the Siberian cat. Yatebulu blue. That means, I love you, in Russian. If you've never met a Siberian cat before, you're going to want to learn that phrase now so you can tell the first one you come across just how incredible they are. Powerful and highly intelligent, these gentle giants are soft at heart and get along with just about everyone, even dogs. Siberian cats, also called Siberian forest cats or Moscow longhairs, are a medium to large semi-longhair breed with males ranging from 15 to 20 pounds and females only slightly smaller. They are strong, alert, and adventurous with lustrous coats and round, curious eyes. Siberians are a landrace breed, meaning they developed over time by adapting to their surroundings, which explains the thick coats needed to face those harsh Russian winters. Because of their easygoing personalities and relatively low maintenance, they make great additions to active households full of kids and other furry family members. Here are some interesting facts about the Siberian cats. 1. Siberian cats origin and history. Siberian cats are believed to have originated in the dense forests of Siberia at least 1000 years ago. Some people even think these silky beauties are the ancestors of all modern longhair cats. Little is known of their early stages, but these kitties most likely became domesticated when they sought out farms, shops, and monasteries as an escape from the brutal Siberian temperatures. Their first pet parents would have welcomed them for their sharp hunting skills. Siberian cats probably traveled to the UK with Russian immigrants. Their first mention in Jolly Old England was in Harrison Weir's late 19th century book Our Cats and all about them where he mentioned them as participants in early cat shows. Believe it or not, Siberian cats didn't make it to the US until 1990. They were incredibly expensive to import, but an enthusiast from Baton Rouge, named Elizabeth Terrell finally negotiated terms to bring a few over by exchanging four of her Himalayan's. She welcomed one male, Polyostra Vesenchkovich, and two females, Ophelia Romanova and Nanna Romanova. Siberian cats are still fairly rare in the US. 2. Siberian cats attributes. Stalky yet agile, Siberian cats are powerfully built with strong hind legs that are slightly longer than their front legs, creating an arch. This makes them skilled jumpers and incredible athletes. They resemble Maine Coons and Norwegian forest cats but with rounder heads and larger paws. They also have distinct round eyes, typically green or gold, that give them a friendly expression. From tufted ears to exquisite neck rough, to their big, bushy tail, the most remarkable attribute of a Siberian is their thick, three-layered coat. It consists of coarse and straight guard hairs, thin and wavy on hairs, and a woolly down undercoat. 3. Siberian cats grooming and care. Siberians are all kinds of fluffy, so you may worry that these kitties need a lot of grooming. Although they have a three-layered coat, Siberians have glossy fur that you only need to brush once or twice a week to avoid tangles and matting. They mold heavily at the end of winter and then have a lighter molting in the summer, so it's a good idea to brush your pal daily during these times. Trim your kitties nails weekly, and check their ears for redness or unpleasant odors. If you notice any buildup, clean gently with a damp cotton ball and contact your veterinarian in case it's a sign of an ear infection. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high-quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. 4. Siberian cats are hypoallergenic. Some folks claim that Siberian cats are hypoallergenic, meaning you won't get an allergic reaction from enjoying cat cuddles. It's true that Siberian cats do produce less FelD1, the protein found on the skin and saliva that causes those itchy, sneezy reactions, but unfortunately, even small amounts of FelD1 can make your eyes water. Siberians also produce dander, which can definitely irritate allergies. 5. Special Siberian Care Tips. While it's true that Siberians aren't clingy, they are communal by nature. If you're thinking of adopting one, you should consider adopting two? They tend to thrive when they have a kitty comrade by their side. Your Siberian's daredevil antics can be entertaining, but don't forget to protect your kitty for many potential dangers. Avoid displaying glass ornaments or other breakable objects on high shelves, and consider buying a ceiling height cat tree to keep your little buddy entertained. 6. Siberian Cats Common Health Issues. As a natural breed, Siberian cats are hardy and healthy. The only congenital disease to be on the lookout for with these furry sweethearts is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. The most common of all heart diseases in cats, HCM is a thickening of the heart muscle that could lead to heart failure. If you have a Siberian kitty, it's a good idea to ask your veterinarian to perform a screening. 7. Siberian Cats' Personalities. Siberians are a highly intelligent breed and love solving problems of all kinds. For example, they will figure out how to open the door so that they can be with their beloved owners. They can also figure out how to get to their cat food to sneak an extra meal, or will recover their favorite toy after their owners have hidden it. You might find them in some of the strangest places like hanging on a door, sitting on top of the refrigerator, or maybe even swinging from a chandelier. They're also very powerful and agile, leaping great distances and some pretty high ones too. In fact, they sometimes appear to be flying through the air, and in spite of their size, they possess an adeptness for negotiating around obstacles that get in their way without ever knocking them over. They also love playing and can entertain their owners with their antics that are clown-like. They always adore their human family members, as well as visitors to their homes who have children. In fact, when they're properly introduced, they are more than happy to be cohabitating with anyone who lives in your home or comes for a visit, including kids and even dogs. Their purring has a wonderful depth to it and Siberians communicate with a kind of chirping sound, especially when they come to the door to greet you when you arrive home after being out. They have a way of knowing when they're needed for moral and psychological support and have a tendency toward spending extra time with that person in need of support. Personal choice will be a huge factor when picking out your pet. The sex you choose can also have a bearing on your cat's personality. Female Siberian cats tend to be more independent and territorial, so they can be a good option if you don't have a lot of time to spend with them. Males, on the other hand, tend to be more affectionate and interested in human company. Of course, whether these generalizations hold up to inspection will vary between individual cats, but they are worth bearing in mind nonetheless. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.


Now it's time for Member Statements, the Member from Lanark, Fronik, Lenox and Attington. Thank you, Speaker. Perth, like its Scottish namesake, stands mid-spreading fields and fertile lands upon the river Tate. Dense forests once and swamps were seen, whose autumn tints and gorgeous green combined in richer array. Where now the model town is found, with happiness and honour crowned, improving every day. Speaker, it is with great pleasure and fanfare that I beg to inform this House of important news. I've heard reports that a company of Royal Engineers will arrive in Perth on the moral. This company of Royal Engineers embarked 200 years ago to build a military establishment in the wilderness of Canada West. Their sons, daughters, ancestors, friends and family are all encouraged to greet them tomorrow as we begin a year-long festive celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Perth military settlement. Speaker, it was also 200 years ago that this assembly in its enduring wisdom recognised that there was a need to create a legislative library whose purpose would be to serve as an archive for the province which would include the many deeds, adventures and heroism of the colonial families to the Perth military settlement. Speaker, I'm proud to honour the 200th anniversary of the Perth military settlement and I invite all members of this House to come to Perth, Beckwith, Tate Valley and Drummond North Elmsley townships and celebrate this significant historic milestone with us. Speaker, I will be leaving with every haste and with God's being and providence. I will rendezvous with the company at Rideau Ferry in the morning and add my paddle to their valiant efforts. Now at the close, I wish to say to all the citizens of Perth, may you be prospered every day and long remain on earth. Should war arise or trouble come, may each and all of us be seen, most nobly striving to defend our town, our country and our Queen. Thank you. I would entertain unanimous consent to have that as our new uniform if you want. It's now time for members, I have to wear one. Member from Nicobel. Thank you, Speaker. I rise today to share the comments of outfitters in my writing who are furious with the government's unannounced last change to the bear hunt. After the ministry announced the reopening of the spring bear hunt to out-of-province visitors, outfitters spent their own hard-earned resources and money to rebuild their business. Linda and Jim Loiselle from the watershed bear outfitters near Gaugamma write and I quote, why did the MNRF decide to bring in a quota of non-resident bear hunt permits and wait until three weeks prior to the bear hunt opening to announce that to the outfitters, my non-resident's hunters have booked flights and holidays to hunt in my districts. This will cause me to lose $36,000. Appropriate advance notice of changes is only reasonable and I agree. Trevor Spooner of the French River Bear Outfitters write, myself as well as other outfitters are virtually being put out of business. Gary Stocking and Kimberly Campbell from Thunderstock Outfitters again near Gaugamma write, the MNRF have proven over and over again they do not understand the management concern of Northern Ontario wildlife. Speaker, businesses need stability and predictability to be successful. The government last minute changes to out-of-province licenses is hurting my constituents and ruining small businesses throughout Northern Ontario. There is an interim solution on the table, Speaker. The government need to act now to save those businesses. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you. There's a number of statements. A number from the Tuva Call Centre. Speaker, on May 18, 1944, Soviet leader Joseph Stalin forcibly deported 240,000 Crimean Tatars to Central Asia. Over 100,000 of them died. Today, we commemorate the victims of this unspeakable crime. Among those that survived was the legendary Mustafa Jamilev, who is with us here today. He spent decades demanding that his people be allowed to return to their homeland, and as a result, he spent 18 years in the Soviet Gulag. Mr. Jamilev is the recognised leader of the Crimean Tatar National Movement and a Member of Parliament of Ukraine. And I am honoured that he is here with us today in the legislature as we commemorate the victims of this deportation. First call Denise Mustafa Agha. Welcome, Mustafa, to Queen's Park. Two years ago, Speaker, Russia once again invaded Ukraine and invaded Crimea. History is repeating itself. The Russian regime is once again persecuting the Crimean Tatar people. They have closed their mosques, closed their media, and closed their modulus, which is their legislature. The Crimean Tatar people are now facing persecution, disappearances, and execution. Mr. Jamilev's own son has been put in jail, and Mr. Jamilev is now once again banned from returning home. History is repeating itself, Speaker. Just this week, Crimean Tatar singer Jamala represented Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest. She performed a song about the 1944 deportation. Jamala moved and inspired millions. Jamala won the Eurovision Song Contest. I am proud that today, Ontario was the first jurisdiction to my knowledge in the world to officially raise the Crimean Tatar flag in front of its legislature. Why we fly the flag here today to commemorate the victims of the 1944 deportation. Let us remember and commemorate them, but let us also take this opportunity to learn history's lessons and redouble our efforts to ensure that the Crimean Tatar people can once again live in freedom in Crimea as part of a free, independent Ukraine. Mr. Jamilev, the Crimean Tatar people and the hundreds of thousands of victims of the 1944 deportation deserve no less. Mr. Jamilev, the Crimean Tatar people and the hundreds of thousands of victims of the 1944 deportation. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This past weekend marked the 100th anniversary of the 109th Battalion CEF leaving for the battlefields of World War I. Lady Eaton presented colors to the men from Victoria and Halliburton Counties the first time a woman presented battalion colors. The 109th Battalion was raised by local MP Sir Sam Hughes as part of the Buddies and Chums Recruitment Drive. So many recruits came from the small areas around our region to serve king and country. I want to honor the men from all the areas, but the north section, the Deepwood Tatunes who came from Halliburton, Minden, Gooderham, Harcourt, Highland Grove, Tory Hill and my hometown of Kimmount where my grandfather Scott was Private Wallace Scott and was proudly served overseas. They joined the platoon from the south in Victoria County small towns like Argyle, Woodville, Omimi, Lindsay. They too often, I think we think of things of these events is only about soldiers, battles and casualties but World War I was a total war on the home front as well where everyone was part of the effort. Groups raised funds for soldiers, comforts and benefit. They bought victory bronze, planted victory gardens and wrote letters to keep up morale. Women and children replaced men as workers on farms and factories. Nurses volunteered, children did fundraisers. Every group contributed so many ways. The Great War is one that we will always remember not just because of the self-sacrifice to defend the values of freedom and justice but because it brought communities together and I want to thank the Victoria County Historical Society for re-enacting that wave off. Thank you. For the member's status, the member from Windsor West. Thank you, Speaker. It's my pleasure to rise today on behalf of my constituents of Windsor West. As I've stated in this Chamber time and time again Windsor is a proud automotive town and the industry has always enjoyed tremendous community support. This month the community once again came together to celebrate the successes of our automotive industry and discuss how we can continue to foster growth in this very important sector. In fact, community leaders from labour, industry and academia held a policy conference on the automotive industry last Tuesday. People living throughout Windsor were encouraged by the level of cooperation and collaboration shown by all participants at the conference. Several common issues were raised throughout the meeting. First, the high cost of energy in Ontario is suffocating businesses and is a major barrier to bringing in new automotive investment. Second, we need to start listening to the frontline workers when discussing automotive policy decisions. And finally, we need the government to identify the automotive sector as a strategic asset. Unfortunately, the government just isn't listening. The day after the policy forum, consultations were held in Windsor on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a deal that Unifor President Jerry Dias called outrageous. Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz called the Trans-Pacific Partnership the worst trade deal ever. The deal will put 20,000 jobs in the auto industry at risk not to mention the spin-off jobs in the tool and die, automotive parts and technology industries. Even the provincial minister of economic development admitted that he is concerned about the impact of the TPP on the automotive industry. Speaker, it's time for this government to tell their federal counterparts that the TPP is a bad deal and to finally prioritize the automotive and related industries. Member Stiglitz, the member from Mississauga Street School. Speaker, it officially becomes summer in Mississauga at the start of the annual Streetsville Bread and Honey Festival on the first weekend of June each year. That is the weekend of June 3rd, 4th and 5th this year. At the Vic Johnson Community Centre on Church Street at a joining memorial park and on the main stage, the 44th annual Bread and Honey Festival features rides, local vendors, great entertainment, games and terrific food, and of course the traditional Bread and Honey. Led by our Streetsville Rotarians, many volunteers and groups play host to folks from all across Ontario every year. Our Cat Merlin will join me in the annual Bread and Honey Parade down Streetsville's Queen Street on Saturday morning. On Sunday morning is the traditional Streetsville Pancake Breakfast. As always, I will be there every minute of both days, much of that time at my booth, meeting our local residents and people from all across Ontario to answer questions about Ontario. It's just $5 per day to get in $2 on Friday evening. People can get more information on the web at breadandhoney.ca and on Twitter, follow Bread and Honey Fest. See you all at Bread and Honey to get summer underway in beautiful Streetsville, Ontario. Thank you, Speaker. Thank you. Further member status, the member from Foreign Hill. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. I just want to mention that the Jewish community of the greater Toronto area has been watching Kathleen Wynne's trip to Israel this week with many members of the Jewish community and business leaders, as well as one Liberal MPP. We're going to work on our side and plan a trip from this side, hopefully, soon to Israel as well. And very soon, everybody knows, I think, in the House that we're going to be debating, Bill 202, standing up against anti-Semitism in Ontario Act. And it's very sad that in the year 2016 we're still talking about anti-Semitism here in the House. I'm just going to quote quickly Kathleen Wynne who said, I entirely opposed the BDS movement. She said, and implied that it promotes anti-Semitism. And that was just this week in Israel that the statement was given. Mr. Speaker, we have in the House today some students from York University and elsewhere who have experienced some of the most horrific accounts of anti-Semitism on campus. And with my experience with some of the students, especially from Husbur at York, I've heard first count tales of name calling, intimidation, marginalization, and violence. I'd like to encourage members of this assembly to talk to these students after this session. And you can also hear just how terrible the atmosphere is on some of these campuses. Students have been barricaded in their club rooms and the police have even had to be called. So these students need our support. And this debate coming up about BDS is not about free speech, Mr. Speaker. This is about hate speech and intimidation of our students on campus, and intimidation of our business leaders and our professors, and intimidation of our brethren in Israel who I'm sure we all care about deeply. Thank you very much. Thank you. Mr. Speaker, Mr. Member from Sudbury. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I'm truly honored to rise today in recognition of Jewish Heritage Month in Ontario. Ontario is home to approximately 200,000 Jewish Canadians. A community that since arriving and making Ontario home has overcome significant barriers and significant contributions to the growth and prosperity of our province. In 2012, the month of May was proclaimed as Jewish Heritage Month with all party support, Mr. Speaker, to honour the significant achievements of Jewish Canadians across Ontario. I also want to acknowledge the Member from Eglinton Lawrence and his hard work on C17. Mr. Speaker, May is an important month for the Jewish community in Ontario, including both Holocaust Remembrance Day and Israel's Independence Day, both of which were marked here at Queen's Park. Mr. Speaker, in proclaiming Jewish Heritage Month, the province of Ontario and our government demonstrated our commitment to celebrating the role that Jewish Canadians have played and continue to play in communities across Ontario. Demonstrating as well our shared commitment to a strong and productive relationship with the State of Israel. While in Israel this week, Mr. Speaker, our Premier and her delegation are leading an important trade mission, meeting with Israeli leaders and innovators to further strengthen the already robust relationship between Ontario and Israel. And our commitment, Mr. Speaker, is to continue and to work towards educating future generations about the inspirational role the Jewish community has played in Ontario and will no doubt continue to play in the future. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you for the Member's statements. The Member from Brenton West. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. We've all heard about the devastation and loss experienced by the residents of Fort McMurray due to the wildfire and consequent evacuation that occurred. It is a tragic experience and our hearts go out to all those affected. Oftentimes when tragedy strikes, the silver lining is found in the love and generosity that follows. Especially in Canada, in true Canadian fashion, communities come together to help one another. We share whatever we can from donations of goods to extra manpower and do whatever is possible to help ease the pain of our neighbors and help them rebuild. Since the incident in Fort McMurray, we have heard of people from all over the country come together to help those affected. Today, I am honored to share one such story with all of you. This is a story of how ordinary people work together to help hundreds of Fort McMurray evacuees. Joining us in the galley today is the Sengkalsa Seva Club. They're members, Harpreet Singh, Harpreet Singh Bal, Gurmeet Singh, Karnjot Singh Chima, Gurjeet Singh Chima. The day after the wildfire forced Fort McMurray's evacuation, the members of the Sengkalsa Seva Club held an emergency meeting and decided to do something to help. Within two days, each member of the club contributed their personal savings and with additional donations from the seed community in the GTA purchased essential supplies such as food and medicine and clothing. On Sunday, they loaded about $50,000 worth of supplies in U-Haul trucks and drove practically non-stop to the evacuation center in Lakk, Labish. I would like to take this opportunity to recognize the Sengkalsa Seva Club for mobilizing and delivering supplies to those affected by the Fort McMurray wildfires. This club also mobilized to help with food, groceries and blankets for the night's table and organization serving the needs of people dealing with issues of poverty and homelessness in the regional appeal. This is an inspiring story of grit, determination and teamwork and a big heart. I'm honored that they could make it here today and I hope this inspires others to give back to their communities and stand by their countrymen in times of need.


Tough being patient now that Julio's here and you know you're busy recovering obviously and how much are you looking forward to that time when you both get on the field and and can start working together. I'm definitely, I'm definitely not getting impatient but excited, excited to get back on the field and get back out there my teammates, you know, just just to be out there again, you know I'm saying so. I've been rehab and I've been taking it slow. And I'll be back out here soon. What's up AJ, a lot of new faces in the in the wide receiver room this year what what kind of stands out about obviously you know Julio is Julio Jones but what kind of stands out about Josh Reynolds and Des Fitzpatrick I know you've only seen probably a little bit of him at this point. I like how Josh Reynolds cares yourself on like I'm not I don't like I don't see firsthand what they're doing on the field because I'm not I'm not out there. You know I haven't really just worked with them, but I like how they carried themselves for both of them off the field and locked in the meeting room. They're learning they're trying to get it get adjusted everything and it is being a pro so which is good, but I can't really speak on the first part because I'm really not out there with him like I see the film here and there. That's all I see. Well if I can get a quick follow then a Tana Hill when when you're working with him when the transition was made from from Marcus to to Ryan what what kind of what kind of stands out about him as somebody who's trying to acclimate himself to new receivers and how did that process look for you from from your perspective. For him it's going to come down to making plays, you know, you build that trust to make a place against defendants each and every each and every day, building that trust. And when he's in trouble he and it starts off just him just giving you a chance give me your opportunity you make the play pump, and he'll come back to you so him building that relationship. And then he wraps all day long all day long and until he can trust until he trusts you and he can throw you the ball in the situation, and he'll keep coming back to you that's how I feel like you build the trust that's how you build the trust for me so. Tim Wyatt.  It's been a real slow gun for me. We're doing a lot of different ways cardio film just watching just just trying to learn as much as possible, you know, not kill time but. But make the make the most of it to be honest so I've been studying watching no games. I just find new ways to put in my game you know just visualizing it. So. Coach down and he had mentioned some of the things he wants to do with you as far as expand your route tree, get you, you know, familiar with recognizing coverages, etc. Is that something that you embraced and how did that come about that is that something that that you want to him to take to do it and he come to you how did that evolve. I mean, he came to me this off season when he got the job and he was just kind of kind of gave me like a little heads up about it. You know, and as we as far as we went along we got into depth about it. Of course I'm a brace any any new opportunity. So, they're kind of actually put a little more on me this year, which is fine. I can put more on my they can put more on me than I can put on myself that put on myself already so like it's all it's all good, you know, so I'll be ready. I'm going in. Hey, I was going to ask you about your, your campaign of sorts to help bring a Julio here. You know, kind of prompted you to know that he was not not a free agent even.  Yeah, it was going in and out but I think I can. I think I can use my country to but I'm. Yes, I was talking to him during the process was having was on the phone talking or whatever. And to be honest it came about me just being bored just having so much time on my hand. You know, I was working out as much as I can. But just me being bored, we've been at home bored by myself. And just, just wanted to do something by, by time that that's how it went about. Again, I know he was not a free agent.  I don't know for me like it was all funny games I mean if it helped to help but I think I put it in the air for them to show that. Like I'm not afraid of competition or anyone, you know, you know, or bringing in another superstar like that so you know if it helped it helped. For me you just all funny games so. A couple more for AJ and then we have a coach Downing Kayla. Hey AJ, I'm following up with with some Julio stuff here how much has your relationship run with him just for the short time that you've been here and how fun you think it's going to be with to kind of dominant you know personalities and dominant guys out on the field to just build that kind of together to it's going to be real fun we talk about it all the time. We talk about it all the time. Who are they going to try to take away, you know, but like I said, we got to put the work in, you know, we got to go to work and like I'm excited to get back out there and get back on the field and and do my diligence. Paul. Is that me. Hey, Jay, how do you think coverage changes now, given that you've got, you know, an all time great on the other side. Um, I think I think it starts I think it starts in the back to the guy we got the back to demands demands all the attention first, you know, but I think I think you just got to play as honest, you got to play everybody honest, you know, not just me and Julio. Got first or Josh Reynolds, all the other guys too. So, you know, a lot of names that kind of sneak up on you so we'll see we'll see how whatever coach they throw out there will be ready. Last question quick, David go Claire. Speaking of social media. Do you remember recording the post surgery video and and when you watched it with a clear head later did you think it was funny embarrassing what was what was your reaction. I definitely thought it was embarrassing, because I'm not I'm not that player and I don't want attention. You know, I'm not I'm not in it for the actual age. Like, for me I just want to be the best so a lot of guys will give me hard time about it. You know, so they know they know that's not me but they were just making fun of me but it was embarrassing, you know, so.


Zamasu is here! Supposedly the final Zamasu, the FUSE Zamasu, is here! Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the channel, my name is Jack the Buster, I'm watching episode 65 of Dragon Ball Super today and I think we've really reached the climax of this entire arc because Zamasu has actually been forced to combine with Goku Black into one being something that I don't think he ever anticipating actually having to do and now we're here, how do you defeat him? We're gonna hop right into it, I won't waste any time if you do the channel, drop us up and hit that big blue bell and let's get started. And what is Goku-su doing? Why is he here? What's the point? Is that all Beerus truly is going to accomplish is sending him there, filling him in? God dang dude, I thought Black couldn't get any drip here. He's reached final drip. That looks like final flash, low key. Acting as one. Oh my goodness, warn me man. Oh, okay. What are those rings? I'm proven wrong, he can't look cooler. It looks sick. Is this some power we don't know? I'm gonna be honest man, I'm rooting against you but I'm staring. The lighting just arcing off of them. How far above 9000 are we talking at this point? I like how they stopped at the same time Goku and Vegeta.  Just got a dip, yeah rightfully so. I don't think Vegeta will ever get to that point. Dog, what is the key? How do they beat him now? I think the entire evil containment wave is out of the question quite frankly. Goku has to play some part man. Let's go, never mind, I guess. He's just there as a cheerleader. I can't blame him, I mean what can he do? This fault that Zamasu went down an evil path was very privy to it I guess. All the two kids, oh wait, why do I feel like something terrible is gonna happen to these two kids? Oh no, you don't say that. Oh, back down guys. Just go back. Sidiouser Obi. Oh my gosh, these people are brave. Why do they all wanna die? Oh my gosh. Okay. It was like a bidding war, they shot him all the way to the front. Surely this Yajirobi can't die. Is he even looking up? Oh no, he's gonna get all these people killed. Oh wait, yeah, where'd they go? Why are you all standing in the groove man, run! There's no way we're all just standing here! You go fight him. This one is! Not if Yajirobi can help it. Oh my gosh. Guys, this is not the time for this. Okay, that's fine, save your life at least. What's love? Oh the first guy, yeah. Rest in peace, 65A. Yajirobi's keeping the faith. I'm begging ya. There's our MC, our hero. All right boys, we got any special moves? There's just no power that can take it down. Look, he's just sitting there, yeah! He's just sitting there flexing. He looks so sick man. The halos are even cooler. They did not simply add to one another, but multiplied exponentially becoming great. Invincible fighter, I mean... Okay then, what do you do? We'll just have to find a level even higher, no matter what it takes. A new Super Saiyan maybe? Can you reach Rose? I don't think Rose is enough. This whole part of the city has been demolished. I feel like someone else has to play a part man. Like they come up with some plan to help, I don't know. Bulma's been sort of the MVP, like side MVP of this arc. Maybe she figures something out. I have to go join in the fight. Yeah, I actually know. That's who has it. It has to be Trunks. It's his timeline. Two Senzu beans. If anyone's to land a killing blow, it should be Trunks. Like he reaches some new level. It would only be perfect if it was him. What do you mean Goku? You've heard this plan five times. All right, let's see if they can even touch him. I feel like they can't even get near him. Dimension! That's my son! Does brother have a Susan Oh? Oh, but she just died. Oh, that looks sick! I can't even be mad. That I will be about. Well, they're both down. Get in there, Goa-su. I feel like Ghost is going to try to talk to him. Wait. Oh. Oh, or just... Okay, yeah, he's going to... Oh, yeah. Oh, shift the tectonic plates. Okay. Yeah, okay. No, turtle! Who's feeding him? This is the definition of justice. I don't think that... Oh, what do I know? So, yeah, mortals include animals, right? Like, he's going to have an empty planet, man. I guess of gods. I like how I can see Yajirobe out of that entire group of people. Very easily.  I don't think that's even the spot to go. I think you go further. You're going to have to go through me first. You already did! I think the whole Saiyan thing is no limits, though. Ha ha ha ha! Look at my boys, man. Right back up. I mean, can they adapt? Can they go further? There has to be something beyond Super Saiyan Blue. They need something else. What are they... Wait, what is that? In the lightning. What just happened? They broke through the barrier? Yo, what a shot, though! Ha ha ha ha! To be fair, they already have. Regressions that are punishable by death. By death? As if you're not destroying the whole world already! Those aren't even blades! Those are laser beams! Oh. It's just overkill, man. It really is. I guess nothing's overkill in Dragon Ball. Zamasu. Alright, Trunks. This is your moment. So another lamb wishes to be slaughtered. That is a cold line! So another lamb wishes to be slaughtered. Vegeta knows very well that this is beyond Trunks. Even though he was the one that told Trunks and never gets to that point of thinking, you're not enough. Especially Trunks, yeah. Trunks is more anger than them. It's his timeline. It's his people. It's just sliced up the blades. Oh, his blade is... He's literally unreachable. What else do you have, Trunks? The child. She's going to take him the blade. He has to have his sheer willpower push it further. Oh my gosh. Who's gonna get up? He has to. Yeah, he still has an invincible body, man. I mean, the point is to just fight either way, but still. There has to be something that breaks with that barrier. They're overpowering him, at least. It's all of Trunks' rage. I mean, Vegeta's too, for this timeline. They're stronger. They're stronger together, man. They don't even need Goku. Well, I mean, I hold my tongue. They still need Goku, but for this specific attack. I mean... He's just there.  Yeah, he's shaking up a bit, but still.  Oh, man. Oh, what happened so fast? I'm Goku. This gotta be the fast Kamehameha wave he's ever shot. Smite the wicked. Bros, all of his lights are too cold. I feel like this is going to push him back at the same way Trunks and Vegeta's attacked it, but... I love how just disgusted he sounds with the fact that they're fighting back so well. Back! Back! I can't stand this goddamn outro. Especially not after that. What a cliffhanger! I love how at the very end though, they did show it starting to push back against Zamasu, but there's still not enough raw power that they can use to destroy his body unless the sheer willpower, the sheer rage of the Saiyan mind and body is enough to destroy this invincible body. But again, maybe there's a piece of the puzzle we don't know. Maybe there is some loophole, some weakness to Zamasu. Maybe it's just passion, honestly. I like, again, how shaken up he is and how angry he gets at the fact that they fight back because at this point, we know exactly what Zamasu's mindset is as a God and how far above he sees himself and everybody else. So yeah, this is like Filth trying to get to him in his mind. But dude, the finale, the climax of this all is really delivering, and I genuinely cannot remotely guess how it all goes down at the very end or how long this final fight even lasts if we have to go back to our timeline over more. Come up with a new plan and come back. Who knows? But guys, that's been it from episode 65 of my Dragon Ball Super Watch. Do drop us up on the channel if you're new and I'll catch you in the next one. Peace, peace.


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Good day, fellow investors. Welcome to the stock market news with a long-term fundamental twist. Everybody's talking about trade wars, Huawei's CFO arrest, Brexit, but I think that during the week there are two very crucial pieces of information that came out that are extremely important for your long-term financial well-being. The first information is this. US debt is projected to jump by $7.5 trillion from 2016 to 2023. U.S. government debt above $25 trillion. Trump will be long gone or on the exit doors if he wins another election, but the debt will be bigger, bigger and bigger. All politicians, Trump, Obama and whoever was before that, you see the debt is increasing, increasing and increasing. That's the first piece of information you have to take into account. The second piece of information comes from Europe. The ECB brings quantitative easing to an end and hold rates for now. Let's start by discussing Europe because Europe is, the information is about the policy. And the same policy will be applied in the US, in Europe, in China, in Japan, wherever in the world. And that's the most important information for investors, long-term investors, this week. So, the ECB is ready to adjust instruments if needed to meet its goal of sustained inflation just below 2% over the medium term, Draghi said. While policymakers didn't consider extending quantitative easing into next year, it remains in the central bank's arsenal if needed. Emphasized, quantitative easing is part now of the toolbox Draghi said. It's permanent. It's something that may be considered usable in contingencies that the governing council will assess in its full independence. Why is this so important? Why is now quantitative easing becoming a tool so important? Because it tells us what will be the next step when trouble hits the economy again. And the economy cyclical, we have ups and downs and trouble will always come. What will the Fed do? What will the ECB do? They will do more quantitative easing in the form to help the economy. That is what they have done and that's what they will do. And we'll connect all the dots, the debt, the policy, and the economy later in the video. So, knowing that, we have to also invest accordingly. I have summed up the balance sheet of the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank balance sheet in the blue line and I have plotted that against the SAP 500 in the green line. Do you see any correlation between the Federal Bank's assets and the SAP 500? I don't even have to comment on this. The correlation is almost perfect over the last nine years. So, as soon as there will be trouble and there will be trouble, they will probably print more money, lower interest rates again because that has worked in the last nine years. Nothing else matters. Productivity, those are not important for them because you can print money and people don't feel the pain when you print money. Nobody feels the pain. If you go talking about productivity, improving competitiveness, etc., etc., that hurts and no politician wants to do that. And why the economy will hurt eventually? Because you have to stop with the quantitative easing at some point and then this happens. From Bloomberg, just a nice article. If we look at Trump's debt for his international hotels and what Trump National, Doral, Miami, the total debt is $340 million. Now, the interest expense on that debt was $11.1 million in January 2017. Now, two years later, with the Fed's tightening, the interest expense is 50% higher at $16.2 million. That is a huge increase. So, 50% higher interest expense and if you're working on tight margins, that can be crucial. Perhaps not for Trump in this case, but for many other businesses. And if you project that back onto the $25 trillion U.S. debt, you know, okay, there will be a debt problem somewhere in the future. Plus, if we look at economic projections in Europe, they have already been slowing down. Growth has slowed down as the ECB has been printing less money. So did economic activity slow down. And we see how quantitative easing really pushed economic growth in Europe. They will pause it for a while. But if there is a recession, Draghi will continue to print money. So the main message here is, okay, we have debt. Everybody is okay with the debt. And everybody is okay with more quantitative easing, with more money printing. And that is the crucial piece of information. Investors, long-term investors, savers need to know. Currencies will be sacrificed for the greater good. So be careful when investing, especially if you have a lot of currencies. And this leads me to 2008 Warren Buffett, that I found the New York Times article from Warren Buffett, where he said this. So Warren Buffett said that there are free ways of getting out of debt issues for a government. Those are default, higher taxes and less spending or inflation. So default, if you don't need to default, why would you default? Higher taxes and less spending. Did you see any politician be reelected if he says we are going to put higher taxes and spend less? No, Trump lowered the taxes and he's spending more to be reelected. So that's also not an option. Option number three, inflation makes everything easier, makes everything smoother. Who is the sucker there? The sucker there is the safer. The rich get richer, the poor get poorer, especially if they are savers. However, that's something that will be dealt in the future. But for now, if there will be problems we can print more money and we can let inflation ease the debt burdens. Europe is counting on it, the US is counting on it, Japan is doing it constantly. So that's something to keep in mind when it comes to investing. Further, another article from Buffett, today people who hold cash equivalents feel comfortable. They shouldn't. They have opted for a terrible long-term asset, one that pays virtually nothing and is certain to depreciate in value. Indeed, the policies that government will follow in its efforts to alleviate the current crisis will probably prove inflationary and therefore accelerate the clients in the real value of cash accounts. This doesn't really happen over the last 10 years, but that doesn't matter that it won't happen over the next 10 years. So from all the information that I see going on in the markets, I try to clean out the noise, the CFO arrests and all those things and see, okay, what are the fundamentals of the economy and how can I invest in the best way to deal with that. Tomorrow I'll be talking more about my investment strategy really into the details for 2019 and beyond and I'm really trying to think, okay, what's going on? How will the world look like in 2019? If you want to check everything I do, full disclosure, skin in the game, you can check my stock market research platform. The link is in the description below. So feel free to check that, but really focusing on, okay, I need assets that protect me for inflation, assets that have pricing power, quality assets, generating cash and improving margins in case of inflation. So this is extremely crucial to keep in mind, okay, how will the world look like in 10 years? Protect yourself against inflation, forget about the noise, about the CFO arrests, trade wars, etc. Hold great businesses with low permanent capital loss potential with high upside and that is what will make the difference within your portfolio. Everything else is noise. Check my research platform for more info, see how it fits. There is a 30-day money back guarantee so you practically have nothing to lose. See if my strategy can add value, if my research can add value to you, if not, well, we are all different. Thank you. Looking forward to your comments on this and I'll see you in the next video.


Hi, and how are you all today? I'm Priyanka. The question says, from a class of 25 students, 10 are to be chosen for an excursion party. There are three students who decide that either all of them will join or none of them will join. In how many ways can the excursion party be chosen? So here we need to find in how many ways the excursion party can be chosen. So there are, we are given a class of 25 students and 10 are to be right. Now here it can be done in two ways, that is way A and way B. Here there is three three particular students can go and then rest seven will be chosen out from, from remaining 22 students. Right, and there is way B in which three particular students are not chosen, chosen from remaining 22 students. Right, number of A ways A can be chosen is since three particular students are chosen there is only one combination possible here. The order of choosing the student does not matter. Whereas in this seven students can be taken out of 22 so the combination will be 22 C7. Right, plus here no student is selected, so there is no combination whereas 10 students are chosen from the batch of 22. So this is our total ways of choosing the excursion party that will be 22 C7 plus 22 C10 and this is our required. So just understand what is said in the question and see whether combination are possible or not possible and then proceed on. Take care.