Welcome to 8% Club every Friday, four o'clock Central Standard Time and today I am in Tampa, Florida in the middle of a retreat at a 15,404 square foot mega mansion, the third largest home in Tampa. You can see the unbelievable view behind me. The house wraps all the way around the pool. The resort style pool which I've been in, right? Fully clothed for a video already. Hey, you made with us. You missin' out. At 8% Club, I wanna talk about why you should be at 8% Nation and what you can expect to learn at 8% Nation. But I wanna kind of explain why I created this conference because I think that's a good way to set this up so that you are in the know to down 8% Club. I appreciate you joining us. I'm gonna challenge you today to tag one insurance agent that needs to hear this message today. Tag one insurance agent that needs to hear this message. Because what I wanna do, and I want our team to end up picking someone, when you tag an agent, you qualify and enter for a chance to a one-on-one coaching session with me, right?  So tag an agent and you get entered, all right? So, why did I start 8% Nation? I was at 10X Growth Conference II in Las Vegas, 9,000 people. I bought two Premier tickets, okay? I paid $15,000 to go to 10X. I went to Cardone's office, we negotiated for tickets, I left, I committed, it was like 30 days later, I committed, right? About the amount of time you have now before 8% Nation, remember that? And I ended up committing to two Premier tickets, 15K, front row, sat by a lot of the speakers, it was a blast, right? 9,000 people. I left that conference, not only motivated and challenged, right, and excited, but I left with tangible nuggets that I could implement into my business. That's the first thing, nuggets, right? Also, the second thing is, I left not only crazy motivated, but I started thinking way bigger. I don't need to find stuff I can implement in my business, but I started thinking way bigger. So I left there and literally saw a trend up in our business. This was February of 2018, okay? About February of 2018, I believe.  But I left there thinking I need to do something like this for the insurance industry, specific to insurance, specific to insurance agents to help you grow and scale your business. So I left there wanting to do that. So then a few months later, right, I should have acted immediately, but you live and you learn, right? Couple months later, I'm sitting in the pool, Memorial Day weekend, talking to my dad about how the industry needs something like that, right? And we were talking about other conferences that were going on for the industry and how everybody was trying to recruit and how it was more agency specific or product specific or carrier, right?  And I left there thinking I want to do something that's for every one of the insurance industry because 92% of insurance agents fail. That's the reason for 8% Club, that's the reason for 8% Nation, which is literally in, that's crazy, right? We're literally in 30, we're June 21st, Friday, June 21st right now, 35 days away. So I created 8% Nation last year, right? At Nissan Stadium, we had Ray Lewis, Grant Cardona, a ton of speakers and I'm gonna keep bringing this back every single year but here's why you need to be there. Not only am I passionate about helping agents, right? We put out more content than anyone in this industry because I'm passionate about helping you. We ran out 10,000 square foot mansions for a weekend because I'm passionate about helping you, right? We think bigger because I'm passionate about helping you. So not only am I going to be speaking about, I got a couple topics that I'm gonna speak on. I need you to help me choose which one right now, okay? I need your help. I got a couple different keynotes. One is how the mental game, the mental aspect of this business has changed my business and my life, right? And all the crazy stuff I do from cold showers to writing down my goals, to eating eggs in the morning, all this crazy stuff, right? Working out. Also though, the other option is, hey, how you can get more attention to grow your business and your brand, right? So those are a couple of different things that I'm gonna speak on. We're also gonna have several other speakers, okay? Michael Irvin is gonna be speaking on discipline, commitment level. You're gonna leave one to freaking, jump into the end zone, right? Coach Burt's gonna be talking about million dollar follow-up, million dollar producer scaling the six figures. The insurance sub guys are gonna be on stage, Michael McCormick and Taylor Dobby, talking about how they have grew a Facebook group to 26,000 members and how you can be a local celebrity in your community using the tactics and the tools that they have. If you wanna be a local celebrity and get people to refer you business every single day without question, then this events for you. Also John Petz, the emcee. He emcees and speaks at like 50 events a year, right? I think he may be in France the weekend after us just because he's constantly everywhere. My wife's gonna be interviewing Chante, right? My wife does all of our finances, our accounting, our payroll, our employees, our HR, our operations. She's seen everything grow. She's learned a ton and she's gonna share it. But also she's gonna be interviewing Chante McMillan, an Olympic athlete. On all the things, I mean, she's went through injuries, right? She's went through trials and tribulations and tough stuff and she made it to the Olympics and she's gonna talk about how you can make it to the Olympics in the insurance industry, right? Also Landon McArthur, marketing genius and expert is gonna walk through SEO, Google AdWords, websites, landing pages, all these things, advertising and marketing in 2019 and beyond, live from stage. I'm assuming you wanna be a part of that one, right? Come on. The insurance guys podcast, they just interviewed Gary V recently. Scott Howell, Bradley Flowers, they're gonna be interviewing Sydney Rowe, live podcast, live from stage. Sydney Rowe's a PNC expert from Agency Nation. We heard last year, hey, we want some more PNC, right? So we're doing a lot. Also Brian Askins is not only gonna talk about referrals and networking, but seminar marketing. If growing events and getting in front of people and the power of events, which wow, that's where we do retreats, conferences, free live training events because events are powerful, okay? So not only that, but networking and referrals, how he gets referrals daily and how he'll get, gosh, 250, 300 referrals this year alone in 2019.  You don't even need leads at that point, right? Justin Brock, Medicare gurus is gonna talk about, and Justin Brock is gonna talk about how he's scaled to millions while selling Medicare. I'm gonna interview him live from stage, right? About Medicare. Charlie Cina, right? How to recruit, train, and retain your best agents. That's important. Evan Stewart, right? From the Obsessed Academy. I'm actually speaking at his conference the day before in Dallas, the Obsessed Conference. He's a seven-figure earner in real estate. He's gonna talk about how real estate and insurance have big similarities when it comes to referrals and referring your audience. All right, Ramiz Akim, Telesales Machines, gonna be talking about rationing responsibilities and why they've had so much success when they give, when they divvy up responsibilities. Eric Fierro is gonna be talking about Medicare training and how important training is to your business and your agents. I'm gonna be training live from stage every single morning. We've got a lot going on for this event. Not only am I gonna be doing live training from stage, we've got Hispanic night on Thursday night. We've got a private penthouse mastermind if you're in my private success society.  If you're monster premier, you can come hang out with me in my penthouse suite. You also get to go the 8% monster retreat, okay? Also, also, we're gonna do some Hispanic agent training every morning. We're gonna kick off every day about nine o'clock and end about four or 4.30 on Friday and Saturday. Friday, during lunch, if you're in the VIP lounge, I wear a new private speaker Q and A where you're eating lunch in the lounge and you're getting to ask speakers extra private questions that you wouldn't normally get to ask. That's valuable. I'm gonna be taking charge of that and control of that and helping you get your questions answered. Also, women's night, Friday night, VIP party Friday night, Saturday all over again. A lot of amazing speakers. I can't tell you who's speaking which days, right? About nine to four, nine to 4.30, okay? Then if you're monster premier or premier, you're gonna get to meet Michael Irvin. If you're in my success society, we may be having a success society private suite and I may be having a little private mastermind with my success society inner circle members so they can ask Michael Irvin some questions as well. This is all about the experience. I love events and conferences because the networking, the relationships, the referrals, right? It's helped my business and my brand. It makes me think bigger. I leave with tangible things, right? We're probably raining a helicopter tomorrow while we're in Tampa. Nobody knows that yet. Probably so because I think bigger now. Most people in our industry think too small. So I'm gonna update you on what we got going on tickets wise real quick because I can tell you wanna go, I can feel it through the freaking camera right now. The Apercin experience is what it's all about, okay? We just went over, which is why we're almost sold out. We just went over 500 seats, okay? We're expecting about 800 total. We only have about 59 VIP seats left. VIP is 72% sold out now. VIP, we're gonna have every four seats are gone. That's an amazing experience. VIP gets access to the VIP lounge, free lunch both days, access to the VIP party, okay? All those different things. VIP is a steal, especially at $297 right now. Okay, you get a VIP seat, party, lounge, private speaker, Q&A. We may even throw in a table.  Premier right now is where you can sit closer. We still have some Premier left. Monster Premier, we don't have many. Monster Premier, we have like 10 left from Monster Premier. That's where you get to actually meet the speakers. You get to come up to my penthouse suite to hang out. General admission is only 97 bucks right now.  And I'm all about creating an experience that is 8% Nation. It's my job to help you succeed. 92% of insurance agents fail. And I created 8% Nation to help you succeed. So do me a favor right now, okay? Right now, because that's when you should be doing stuff. When you know something's the right time to do it, you don't think about it, you take action, okay? So literally, go to 8%Nation.com, okay? Then click on the menu. And then on the menu, click on tickets. And when you get to tickets, you can actually scroll through the different ticket levels. I would challenge you right now to at least grab a VIP seat, okay? Tag also earlier, if you wanna win a one-on-one coaching session, tag one insurance agent in this video right now. Share this out.  I didn't even mention that it's at a five-star hotel called The Statler, just built in 2018. We have room rates for almost 50% off so that you can stay where everything is going on. The VIP party, the VIP lounge, okay? The restaurants, the event, all of that. You wanna be part of the 8% Nation experience. I can guarantee you that, right? So if you want all that this has to offer, if you want to grow your business, this event is for you. I can't wait to see you there. Tag me in a post as soon as you grab a ticket because I wanna reach out and thank you for doing that. Thanks for being 8% Club. I appreciate you being here, okay? We love retreats like this and you should have been at this retreat. When we get another retreat, access to another one, get to the next one. We're in Tampa, 15,000 square foot mansion. 8% Nation is July 26th, 27th. I'm coming for you and I wanna see you there at 8% Nation this year. 2019, we're expecting close to a thousand agents and attendants, right? So grab your seat right now, 8% Nation.com. Thanks for watching the video. Thanks for watching 8% Club. Thanks for being with me live every Friday. Have a great weekend and this weekend, grab your freaking ticket.


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welcomes the this week's episode of food and again last week was really long we talked all about the weed harvest it was kind of a long episode so this week I'm just gonna give you a tour of the garden and where we stand at mid-summer you'll see a lot of great-looking stuff and you'll see a lot of weeds too so a lot of people who want to come for tours and to see what we're doing here growing our own food for the year and I know that that's not always possible due to present circumstances so I thought I'd just kind of put together a quick garden tour this week and show you what's going on right off the bat here off the back porch we have a lime a lemon and a bonsai tree and then over here we've got mint sweet potatoes these are parsley and a couple weeks ago I did a video where I mulched all of this and you can see there's no weeds growing back which is super nice and then over here we have cilantro and that's already starting to make heads on the on the plant so we'll be able to harvest a whole bunch of the of the spices and back here tomatillos and I'd never grown tomatillos before but I'm actually really excited about them they're starting to bear fruit right now so we had some last night in our burritos and they were really good and then over here we've got zucchini and these are German Johnson tomatoes they're a brandy wine type heirloom down here I've got a little bit of basil I had basil kind of spread out throughout the yard and then a bit of lavender so that's that's what we have growing on in this really this is one of our few it doesn't look like it right now but this is one of our few full-sun areas and so that's why I have a lot of these heat-loving things as well as a lot of things that we use in the kitchen all the time the cilantro and the parsley I'm also continuing to thresh the wheat that I harvested last week and so this is about half of the straw that I've generated so far pretty soon as I start to shut down some of the beds as we approach fall I'm gonna mulch them with a lot of this straw so this straw will become the ground covering for next year to keep the weeds down in the beds so right here we have a gooseberry plant that got us about two quarts this year and this is the fence that leads into our garden so let's head right into here so this is our main garden grow bed area over here I have some onions that need to be pulled because the tops have died and then we've also got a rhubarb over there that's doing pretty well forgive all the weeds I was just weeding yesterday one of my individual tasks I just haven't gotten the weeds picked up I like to let them rot a little bit before I put them in the compost pile over here this these two beds are problematic because of the walnut tree over here and I try and plant things that supposedly will grow under juggalone or under the under the walnut chemicals that get let out but it never really works out that well I have a whole bunch of lettuce both tom thumb and rose de verre that have gone to seed I've got a couple volunteer potatoes I had planted melons here but they're nowhere to be seen and then we have another potato patch here I think these are superior and so we're waiting on those for the fall I've got some kale that's gone to seed and then resprouted so I'm gonna collect those seeds I have four or five different types of kale I don't know what any of them are this is a crinkly leaf one in the potato patch and then right up over here this until yesterday was my P was my P bed but I planted some broccoli in here a couple months ago and now the broccoli has kind of taken over as I have pulled out the peas so now this will be a call bed until until the fall and hopefully we'll be getting a later harvest of broccoli from this bed and then over here we have well we had fava beans but I pulled most of those and then we also have some cucumbers these are lemon pepper these are salt and pepper cucumbers they're yellow but usually they're white with black spots on them I'm letting these goes to seed so that I can replant them next year I'm having some sort of wilt going on here and I don't know if it's in the soil or if it's due to cucumber beetle so that's something I'm gonna have to explore and moving along we've also got another defunct pea bed that I need to weed as well as some coal Robbie that's looking pretty good everything's starting to wilt because it's starting to get hot out here and so everything kind of wilts down during the middle of the day and then resurrects itself as soon as the shade comes this is a not full sun area a couple of these beds are full sun so these will be full sun and these but those are partial shade just because of the high trees we have around here's one of the challenges we deal with I have to think pretty carefully about what goes where because I want to rotate them number one and number two I want to make sure the tomatoes and the other heat loving things really have a lot of heat so why don't we step over here and we'll go into the greenhouse so believe it or not this is a greenhouse it actually goes down into the ground and the idea there is in the winter all that thermal mass of the earth will store heat and then release it at night keeping it warmer longer on the backside we have a whole pile of soil that was dug out of the wallopini or the greenhouse in the ground and I have a couple grow beds up there I grew lettuce again speckles and rosidae ver lettuce I also have a couple kale pots here outside those will go get mulch and then go into the greenhouse in the winter to keep them growing and giving us greens all winter long so let's head on down so the greenhouse is a bit of a construction zone right now I apologize for that but what I have here are some shelves where I do a lot of my starts and these are a lot of our late-season crops so I've got beets radishes lettuces there's some peas bok choy there's some more kohlrabi a different variety than we saw outside that outside I believe was vienna white and this is Azur star over there we've got cabbage we've got Copenhagen market up here we've got broccoli some more late-flat Dutch cabbage and some red express cabbage as well some more peas just to really get a jump start on the fall growing season these will go into beds that I'm going to be clearing out in the meantime and then over here one of my favorite features that we have in here this is a mass heater and so what happens is it's got a small firebox and I burn a real small fire in here just an armful of wood and then it goes up and heats this entire thing and then overnight this dissipates heat into the space so in the middle of winter it can keep it above freezing in here and it keeps this is a much more efficient system for trapping heat inside rather than say a wood stove or a fireplace that sends a lot more heat up the chimney and out of the building so this is going to be one of the ways in which we keep all of our vegetables growing throughout the winter now that we're out of the greenhouse we can see some other things that we're growing we have some zucchini that's kind of died here as well as some red express cabbage that's being overtaken by weeds and I'm going to work on that over the next next little bit we have some pumpkins growing here some volunteer potatoes from my potato plot last year in here I've got some more cabbages and then here's broccoli that's that's ready to be eaten so we're going to be eating that this week we had radishes there they've gone to seed and then over here we've got our more formal raised beds and they look completely overgrown overgrown but I mean that's the point these are this is all potatoes these are early these are early potatoes these are German fingerlings unfortunately they're growing the best out of all my potatoes so I haven't harvested them yet where I have a whole other winter potatoes that have already the tops of died yeah so I'm having to dig those back here I have cabbage and more Azure star Kohlrabi this bed was garlic until a few weeks ago I pulled all the garlic and now I'm gonna have to plant the and the beets that you saw in the greenhouse are gonna go in here there's carrots in that last bed there now if we go back to the other side where we just were over here I've got another bed of potatoes that are pretty much died out I had some potato beetles this year but not not too many and then behind that I've got squash and then behind that I have another bed that's was supposed to be beat but the beats never really germinated for some reason I see a couple beats in there but for the most part that bed has been taken over by weeds that's yet another one I have to turn back to be ready for some fall crops so I'll be working on that soon and just down here which is just off the camera view I've got a whole bunch of carrots these are some some light yellow carrots and over there under some black ground fabric I've got more sweet potatoes so we're trying to grow as much as we can this year I'm excited to have sweet potatoes again and then if we had back here past the carrots and sweet potatoes and more brassicas we hit the end of the beds on this side and here we have b-balm and some other things but for the most part this hasn't been turned into beds yet partly because there's a big spruce tree here that shades this area so this is kind of the last area I want to turn into into beds but if we go a little farther back we'll see where we keep the chickens so just on this side of the fence is where the chickens are currently because the chickens have different zones that they can be in and this is where we keep a lot of our perennials so we've got early apple trees these here and I mean these are currents we've got grapes along the fence line and the the chickens are allowed in here once the berry season is over we've got strawberries back there and they would destroy those raspberries all these different berries in this area once the berry season is over and we let the chickens in and they really take down a lot of the vegetable the vegetative matter we don't want we eat some things like that this is our rooster Sid is a barred rock we've got a couple of different barred rocks some leghorns and some I don't know what mixes as we make our way down the garden path we've got our San Marzano tomatoes over here there are paste tomatoes we make a lot of tomato paste the ones up front again we're brandy wine those were more for crushed tomatoes and eating fresh here we've got more red express cabbage guess what we're eating a lot of this winter potatoes and cabbage here we have a whole bunch of beans these are bush beans for shelling so we're gonna eat a lot of dried beans as well growing in and amongst the beans are some butternut squash and then we have different examples of mulch back here because these I weeded and I mulched with some rotted blue stem straw and you can see the weed load is pretty light here and then these I weeded and did not mulch and you can see a huge difference over here we have our raspberries that have been picked clean but obviously I haven't come back and pruned them and then trellis the young branches yet that's something I have to do when I find the time and then wider over here we have something that I call the kale mustard hybrid I planted my kale and my mustards too close together one year and they hybridized and so this is it's got the context the texture of kale it's real it's real robust but it has that sharp mustard flavor so it's really good it's one of my favorite things and I have tons of seeds if you want any let me know be happy to try and get some to you yeah beyond this are more beds there's some squash growing back here but for the most part these beds were abandoned this year and I I haven't been able to keep up with them I also didn't have anything to plant in them yet because just how it worked out we also have a couple more apple trees along this fence line that we're currently in the process of installing there's a lot of work in progress we've been here three years but if any of you know what this property was like beforehand this was all brush so this is a heavy weed load and it's been a lot of work to get it where it is now so let's keep going and I'll show you the chicken coop so this is actually how I control where the chickens go or this is one of the ways this is a fence and you can see all the branches I put on top because one of the chickens realized she could jump up here and then jump out and wreak havoc in my garden so this whole fence line will move and closes next to the chicken coop over there and then the chickens are closed off and they can only go into their backyard right now it's in this position so that they can go into the berry area and take down a lot of the weed load that's built up there over the year so I'm gonna come through here and come over to the chicken coop this is one of my favorite things that I've built so far the posts and the timber came from a spruce that was dead on the property when we moved in so we split it and rived it and built a timber frame chicken coop the walls are made out of waddle and dob which is an old way of building up walls before we had drywall and dimensional lumber you go to our YouTube page and look for chicken coop timber frame chicken coop part one and two you can watch us you watch the whole process of building this thing there's a lot of fun but the chickens live in here and right now I have this door open but they also have another door here which lets out into their backyard right now it's closed because I want to give the plants back there a chance to recover from having the chickens digging through them and eating them all over once the winter comes this closes and then the chickens go back there again in there we've got lay boxes a food a food hopper water and a roost we also have water outside and then chicken scraps that we give them in the mornings so now let's go back out and around and we'll go look at the bees so back beyond the chicken yard I've got a shed and in the shed I've got three beehives and they're back behind some screen but this is kind of a Slovenian or Swiss style bee shed that I got was inspired by the bee shed at the Nuglar historical village which is in Nuglar, Wisconsin you can check them out when they're open but you put the bees inside the shed and then they have a lot less elements to contend with you can see the cool barn square my stepmom gave us for our for our shed this is actually barn paint and I mean like real barn paint from a hundred years ago the red coloring is from rust and the reason barns are red and maybe you already know this is that people would take rust linseed oil flour water and and a drying agent they boil it all together and they paint with it and the rust is a microbial inhibitor it keeps mold and and other bacteria and other things from growing on the wood and breaking it down and rotting it so it's actually a growth inhibitor as much as it is a paint and it was fun to make basically everything in there was edible not that I think you'd want to eat rust but it gives a nice a nice kind of burgundy color to the shed that I that I really like and then from here back it's mostly brush although I will show you Lauren's butterfly garden and a couple other things so let's head this way so as we come back over here we can see Lauren's butterfly garden and she can talk more about this or maybe post some pictures but she has all kinds of stuff that a lot of it has started to go down for the season like world milkweed yeah Mexican hats and lots of other things that I don't know as much about so and as we continue to walk down our long narrow yard we come to what used to be the chicken fence when the chickens were in this back area but under the chicken fence I've got some logs that were inoculated with mushrooms spawn so we're just patiently waiting for some shiitake mushrooms to grow there and then at the very back of our property we've got our pile of wood chips that we keep working through we use these to mulch paths to compost all kinds of things these are really important for for everything we do here and thanks to the mallins for delivering those regularly if we step out to church street on the back of our property we find another area with full sun and here I'm trying to colonize it I put down cardboard and then mulch and now I've planted squash and pumpkins and things in it hopefully next year I'll be able to use this as a full-on grow bed because it gets so much nice sun back on Church Street so now that's basically our property however I've gotten some other space from our neighbor Phil and Lynn who have let us grow some on their properties so why don't we head over there so back here is what we call the north of the back 40 which is essentially a tenth of an acre here where I put a electric fence and a high fence around it to keep out the rabbits raccoons and deer which got everything I grew in there last year and I've got corn beans and squash growing this is where we grew a lot of our field potatoes we grew turnips as well as we tried to grow oats last year the oats grew really well but this year they only came up really short and I don't know what the reason was so we've got all those plants out here I've had to cut down most of the early season crops the peas the turnips the oats the flax is still growing but I'm going to be planting out the faster growing cabbages and other brassicas that will grow into the fall after I harvest the squash and the corn I'm not quite sure what I'm going to do in this area but things are moving along really well then over on this side Phil and I grew potatoes kind of a joint effort he had the extra space and extra potatoes and so we put in a thousand potato plants here and if you want some potatoes we have extra we kind of grew them on purpose because we didn't know what the economic situation would be this late in the year and going into the fall so we have a whole field of potatoes here they're planted on the surface with mulch so they're really easy to dig if you want to come gather some you're welcome to I just let me or Phil know first so we can kind of point you to the best the best spots and yeah but they're free for the tanking so let us know if you're interested for sure that's exactly why we grew them this to give away to our neighbors and then I also got about a third of the greenhouse the hoop house here to grow in so let's go inside and check that out so in the greenhouse we have tomatoes and until about a week ago this was all full of cucumbers but we've already put up over 50 quarts of cucumbers and pickles so we are done with cucumbers I cut most of them down and in their place I've planted peas so those peas will come up as the fall comes on the peas you saw in the greenhouse that back at our house those will get planted into empty spaces here that don't germinate very well I've also got some coal plants I've got a bok choy planted here and there these are some banana peppers that are continuing to grow over here we have all kinds of tomatoes and these are all volunteer tomatoes from my potting soil I don't heat my potting soil enough to kill all the plants all the seeds that are in it so I get a lot of volunteer tomatoes they just happen to do really well and so I plant them over here and then I won't save the seeds from these I'll save the seeds from the San Marzano's German Johnson's and other tomatoes on my property next door these will simply be volunteer extra tomatoes so here we have about 60 to 70 tomato plants in here some of them are cherries some of them are more of a brandy wine type but also got some paced tomatoes going here we have a little bit of basil and then so that's bok choy back there and then from here on it's going to be a late flat Dutch cabbage so these are going to be some of the longer growing cabbages that need a little bit more protection later into the season the water comes as a good idea by Phil the water runs off and into these buckets and then I use the buckets to irrigate everything and to simplify watering all these tomato plants actually built a canal here with check downs and so every day when I water the tomatoes all I have to do is dump five gallons of water here on the side it runs down and irrigates the roots of all these tomatoes the tomatoes are fertilized primarily with ash for potassium and then chicken compost and also urine for nitrogen there was a Finnish study that showed that urine and ash produced just as much tomato fertilizer as store bought and it's also free so that's nice you can actually see I have the yellowing of the leaves here and that's because I'm manganese deficient and I haven't put any salt on them yet and really manganese is such a minimal sort of input that I'm not too too worried about it so what the plants are doing is they're stealing manganese from these younger these older leaves and bringing them up to the green top so that's why that's why I have some yellowing here these are all going to get trimmed off in the next week anyway as we move farther down the greenhouse you can see here we still have some cucumbers just to continue getting seeds that's why we have some really big cucumbers and also just for snacking for the rest of the year more tomatoes here in each one of these boxes is a sweet potato plant so we're hoping to get some good sweet potato yields this year they should be easy to harvest who just lift the block up and dig through looking for potatoes and then here we have hatched chilies some of my family live in New Mexico and they're really big into hatch chilies there so we decided to try and grow some and they're growing really well actually in this greenhouse and I'm kind of excited for harvesting more of those we had some in the burritos that we ate last night so they were really good and we got more tomatoes over here just to have a little more we do have one egg plant we were supposed to have more but they didn't germinate very well we've also got some basil over here I have two plants that love a lot of heat we've got both okra and fig tree the okra are getting a little bit of Japanese beetle pressure but overall they're doing pretty well here and then the fig tree is in a pot and so this will come into the greenhouse or the house itself once the fall comes along well that's the tour for the week I'm gonna head back into our property here from linen fields but you can get an idea of everything we're growing here when it looks like the mid-summer a lot of weeds that I'm still dealing with but also we're getting a lot of produce which is nice looking forward to the fall and a lot more brassicas and sauerkraut and stuff like that so thanks for watching I hope you enjoyed our little tour and we'll be back next week I think with a whole video about all the different ways that we're processing tomatoes because that's really what's what's coming in right now thanks for joining us


Hello, my name is Bozhana Zakoliuzhna. Hi, my name is Vyclav Ivashchenko. So my name, again, I'm coming from Ukraine, from Lviv. I'm the director of Jam Factory Art Center. Connecting these words, Jam Factory and Art, means that I'm dealing with transformation of industrial buildings. And I'm in charge of creating a new industrial space, a new art center in former industrial space. Reusage of buildings is a relatively new topic, especially in Ukraine. It has no more than 10 years. The approach to transformation, instead of demolishing buildings, has a lot of purpose there. So it is known that reusing buildings brings new values, like environmental, social, and economic. So as well, we connect to the history, to the past, by creating new values. I will tell you a little bit about the place and the space, which I'm dealing with. In the city, a more than 800,000 inhabitants, in the northern part of the city, there are a lot of industrial spaces. And in the city, that is known of being a cultural, that has a lot of culture, but rather traditional culture, there is no space for contemporary art. The building that you can see in the image has quite an old history. It is known at the Jamf factory art center, but people forgot about this building that actually, originally in the 19th century, it used to be a Jewish distillery factory. And the building, as you can see, looks beautiful, but in a way, it is falling apart. Most of the property in Ukraine is private. And in 2008, this building was purchased by a local businessman. But due to economic crisis, after 2008, it was really hard to deal with the property. And then owner allowed art organization to come there and create art. It was a space of freedom to create contemporary art and bring something to the city. So as you can see, a lot of international artists, mainly from different countries, that bordering Ukraine came and had contemporary art weeks there. So in 2014, I've been one part of the group of people that approached the building and started thinking what we can do with the building and that we know that we need a space for contemporary art in Neva City. And we created a plan, what we want this building to be. So we analyzed actually the neighborhood and we saw that a lot of what kind of problems are there. And what actually we dream about. In 2015, a person that has one organization that exists more than 10 years in the city actually purchased the building and purchased the building with the intention of creating an art center there. And I was invited to work with Harald Binder Cultural and Art Prizes. So later on, two years, we've been working on the transformation of that building into an art center, a contemporary art center in Neva. So as you might see in the building, this is the architectural project. And all the conflicts of buildings are going to be transformed into a contemporary art center that deals with different forms of art, music, theater, and visual art. So this will be the biggest space in our city for contemporary art. And last year, we have started due to the complex of processes that we had to transform that building. We have started using some buildings around for programming. And we started to deal mainly with Ukrainian artists and had some programming. Right now, we are about to start the renovation and the contemporary art center will be open in beginning of 2021 in Lviv. So as I mentioned, the purpose is to deal with various forms of contemporary art and to connect and present Ukrainian artists as well as artists worldwide and present them in our city.


Do you have problems showing yourself a little bit of self-compassion? Well, I just did a meditation with my clients. It's very simple and they absolutely loved it. So I decided to share it with all of you. So stay tuned. What's up everybody? This is Chris from the Rewired Soul, where we talk about the problem, but focus on the solution. And a lot of people who come visit my channel who have symptoms of mental illness, whether it's anxiety or depression, or any form of mental illness, or even if you're in addiction recovery, one of the biggest issues we have is how we feel about ourselves. Even if you don't struggle with mental illness and you stumbled across this video, there's a lot of times when we have negative self-talk. We don't think we're good enough. We don't think we're pretty enough. We don't think very kind thoughts about ourselves. And something that I do is I teach people meditation. And this is kind of a new thing for me because I've never done a real meditation like this on my channel. So I'm working on a little of my own anxiety right now. But when I do these meditations, I like to start out by explaining why this works. I think that one of the reasons why more people don't meditate is because they don't understand what it's gonna do or how it helps.  I don't get it. So I like to explain what this is actually doing in your mind and your body to kind of help you out. So with this meditation, and you'll see what I mean by the time we get to the end of it, I relate it to that one scene in the old Indiana Jones movie. I don't remember which one it is, but it might be Temple of Doom, I don't know. But anyways, where he has like, he's gotta get that statue, but he's gotta like replace it really quick. That's kind of what this meditation is like. It's a very smooth transition and it's a way for you to show yourself a little bit of self-compassion. So without further ado, let's get started with this meditation. And whenever I teach meditation, I don't, you don't need to fold yourself up like a pretzel or sit on the ground or on a cushion. If you want to, go for it. But I usually do my meditations in a chair. You can do it while lying down. You can do it anywhere you feel comfortable. All right? So let's begin. All right. So just get nice and comfortable. Just gently close your eyes and we'll start out by taking a few deep breaths in through the nose and out through the mouth and in through the nose and out through the mouth and just returning your breath to normal. Just do a quick scan of your body and just notice how your body feels right now in this moment.  To your stomach. Notice how your chest and stomach rise and fall as you inhale and exhale. Scan down from your shoulders, down your arms, all the way to your fingertips. Just bring your awareness. Your pelvis. Notice the contact you're making with your chair or the bed. Now just gently scan down your legs from your thighs down past your knees to your shins and calves all the way down to your feet and just noticing your feet firmly planted on the ground or resting on the bed. So we're going to start off this meditation by bringing to mind someone whom you care for dearly. This can be a relative, like a grandparent. It can be a significant other, a spouse, a child, just someone who you love dearly. It can also be a pet. So if you have a dog or a cat or any other type of pet, just bring them to mind. And now imagine them doing something that makes them extremely happy. It could be a hobby that they enjoy doing. If it's a pet, maybe it's one of their favorite toys they play with or a child. And just notice what it feels like in your body as this person is feeling happy. So now what we're going to do is we're going to send this person or pet kind thoughts and as we send them these thoughts, just gently repeat them in your head. And as you're sending them these thoughts, just imagine them getting these thoughts instantly, like a text message and they're getting happier with every thought you send them. Let's begin. May you be happy. May you be healthy. May you be free from harm. And may you be loved. Just gently repeat these in your head and just imagine this person or pet getting happier and happier. And you may want to just even bring a gentle half smile to your face. And we'll repeat these again. May you be happy. May you be healthy. May you be free from harm. And may you be loved. And just notice what it feels like in your body right now. Just sending these kind thoughts just out into the universe. And just notice how that feels. Now what we're going to do is we're going to take these same kind thoughts but we're going to turn them inwards towards ourselves. And just gently repeat them in your mind. Let's begin. May I be happy. May I be healthy. May I be free from harm. And may I be loved. And just notice what it feels like to show yourself a little compassion and kindness. The same kind of compassion and kindness that you send out to other people all the time. Let's repeat these phrases again. May I be happy. May I be healthy. May I be free from harm. May I be loved. And now we'll just sit and just notice our experience right now and what it feels like to be in this moment. Just noticing if you have any feelings of warmth or just expansion of your heart. Just what it feels like to show yourself some compassion. And we'll finish up this meditation with a deep inhale through the nose and just gently open your eyes as you exhale. All right. So how was that? How was that? Any time I do that, like no matter how bad my day is going, it doesn't matter how I messed up or screwed up or how I feel about myself. When I'm able to do that, I just feel amazing after that meditation. So if you do just recognize how simple how simple it is what we just did. This is something that you can do when you're on a break from work or if you have an office, close your door or if you're at your house and you're by yourself or alone or wherever the case may be. I do meditations like this with my son. He often thinks of his mom or me or his little brother. These are who you can think of. And I hope you kind of noticed with that Indiana Jones analogy, see how we were projecting that compassion and love to other people. And then we can easily just focus that same kind of love and compassion towards ourselves. All right, so I hope you enjoyed this meditation. And let's do this. Let's do this for this video. Down in the comments below, you'll see a pinned comment from me. I want you to leave a comment. Who did you think of when we did this meditation? Was it a parent? Was it a child? Was it a pet? Who was it? Was it a friend? All right, let's leave them down in the comments. I'm interested to see who you guys are thinking of. All right, but if you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up. And remember, you can do this anytime. If you want to check out some of the other videos on this channel where I give out some different apps where they guide you through this as well, I'm working on releasing my own MP3s and meditations as well. So make sure that you subscribe. All right, it's right below this little box. Hit the little round subscribe button because I will be releasing MP3s of different various meditations. All right, so if you want to check out some other videos on this channel, you can click or tap on one of those thumbnails right there. But thank you so much for watching. I hope you enjoyed this. I'll see you next time.


When we're thinking about how many languages were used in the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, we have a very important snippet of information that Bede gives us in his work, the ecclesiastical history of the English people. He tells us that at the time he was writing, which was in the first part of the 8th century, there were five languages in use in Britain, which were British, Scot, Pictish, English and Latin. But of those five languages, just two came to take centre stage in the development of linguistic usage in Britain, in the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, and they were English and Latin. English is a spoken language, Latin as the dominant Russian language. The earliest evidence for the English language are short texts, often just single words, nouns or names that were written using runes, often on portable objects, things like ceramic pots or coins or broaches. The runic alphabet was developed on the continent and came over to Anglo-Saxon England with settlers in the 5th and 6th centuries. Undoubtedly, the dominant literary language in the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms was Latin. Latin had a kind of innate authority associated with it because it was one of the sacred languages of Scripture. We have lots of evidence for the use of writing in a secular context as well, outside the Church. So we even have letters surviving from Anglo-Saxon England, as well as charters by which property was transferred between peoples. We have law codes and we have wills by which people disposed of their property after their death. Anglo-Saxon England is distinctive because it uses its vernacular language, English, as a written and literary language that can rival the status of Latin, the language of the Church. In the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, the vernacular emerged as a literary language from the end of the 9th century onwards because its use was encouraged by King Alfred. In Old English and Anglo-Latin, we have around 60,000 lines of poetry surviving. About half of this is Old English, about half of it is Latin. In terms of the greatest works, it's invidious to try and even pick out a few works when there are so many great works in both languages. But Beowulf is clearly a masterpiece and deserves its wonderful reputation. It's a poem in which a superhuman hero destroys three monsters. But it's also a poem which conveys the heroic glory of the past, even as it points to its destruction.


Let's solve a couple of questions on velocity and speed. For the first one, we have the instantaneous speed of an object at point P is 5 meters per second. Which of these describes the meaning of 5 meters per second most accurately? And it's, there's a note which says 1 nanometers, this is equal to 10 to the power minus 9 meters and 1 nanoseconds, it is 10 to the power minus 9 seconds. Okay pause the video, read the options and try this one on your own first. All right, hopefully you have given this a shot. Now we need to choose one answer. So let's start reading the options. The option, the first one says object covered 5 meters in a time interval of one second near point P. So let's say this is point P, then in one second, the object covered 5 meters. And we need to think about if this statement is the most accurate description of, of this one, that the instantaneous speed of an object at point P is 5 meters per second. Now this could be the most accurate description if the object was moving with a constant speed, constant speed of 5 meters per second. Then we can say, yes, that the object will cover 5 meters in a time interval of one seconds near point P, but we don't really know that. We just know the instantaneous speed of an object at point P. So just at the instant when the object is at point P, there, the speed is 5 meters per second. We do not know what the speed is after point P or before point P. So we don't have that information. And therefore we cannot really say that the object will cover 5 meters in a time interval of one seconds. This is not the most accurate description of only this statement, instantaneous speed 5 meters per second. Second one says, object covered 5 nanometers in a time interval of one nanoseconds near point P. So this would mean, this would mean that before or after in a very, very, very small time interval for one nanoseconds, the object is covering a distance of 5 nanometers. This would mean, so if, if we write, if we write 0.000134567895 nanometers divided by one nanosecond. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, one nanosecond. So we can see still that the ratio still comes out to be equal to 5 meters per second. So this could very well be true that the near point P, if the instantaneous speed of an object at point P is 5 meters per second. So near point P, it is covering a distance of 5 nanometers in an interval of one nanoseconds. So when talking about instantaneous speed, we need to look at the distance covered in a very, very small time interval of time around the point P to get an accurate picture. Now, the smaller the time interval, the more accurate our description. And since one nanosecond is smaller time interval than one second, this option, this option is more accurate than the first option. In the first option, this statement will only be true if the object is moving with a constant speed. But if the speed of an object is changing, then we need to look at the distance covered in a very small interval of time around point P to get an accurate picture. And the smaller the time interval, more accurate as a description. Option C says both descriptions are equally valid. Both descriptions would have been equally valid if the object was moving with a constant speed of 5 meters per second throughout. But if the speed of the object is changing, then we need to look at the distance covered in a small time interval around point P to get an accurate picture. This one is also wrong. All right, let's move on to the next one now. Here we have a particle which is moving on a straight line path and its net displacement, its net displacement in a time T is zero. Choose the option that best describes a velocity V at time T and the average velocity V average in time T. We need to choose one answer. Again pause the video, give this one a try. All right. So here we need to think about instantaneous velocity, that is the velocity at time T and the average velocity V average. And we know that net displacement is zero. So if you try to show this kind of motion, if there is, let's say a particle moving in a straight line path and then it moved somewhat ahead, then it started moving back. And here at this point, when it comes back to the initial position, the initial and the final position, they're on top of each other. So net displacement is really just zero. Net displacement is zero. But we don't know if the object is at rest, rest or moving. We do not know if the object is at rest or if it's moving when it came back to its initial position. There is no information around that in the question. Okay. Now let's see what the options are. First one says instantaneous velocity is zero and average velocity may or may not be zero. Well, we don't know if the instantaneous velocity is zero or if it's some number, if it has a magnitude, that information is not given in the question. So first statement in itself is not right. And the second one says V average may or may not be zero. Well, V average, what is V average? Let's write it down. V average would be net displacement. Average velocity is really the net displacement divided by the time taken, divided by the time taken. Net displacement here is zero. So V average would just be zero. So again, the second option is also wrong. B1 says V may or may not be zero and V average is zero. We just discussed that V, the instantaneous velocity at this point, object could be moving. It could be at rest. We do not really know. So this part makes sense. And V average is zero because the net displacement is zero. So option V is the right one and we need to choose one answer. But still let's look at the other two options. Both V and V average may or may not be zero. Well, this is true for instantaneous velocity because it could be moving or at rest, but V average is zero. We just calculated it. And the last one says both V and V average are equal to zero. Again, this is wrong because V, we do not know if instantaneous velocity at that particular time instant, at this very instant. We do not know if it is zero or if it has some magnitude. So V average is zero, but V is not. And therefore option D is also wrong. You can try more questions from this exercise in this lesson. And if you're watching on YouTube, do check out the exercise link, which is added in the description.


and welcome once again to another edition of the Red Brown and Williams real estate show. I'm Shannon Deskins along with Jennifer Brown Day and Jennifer one thing I want to mention is as we're going into this show I know your real estate minute at the end is basically a recruitment video it is the best way to say that right. Absolutely I think the point is you know everybody thinks going into winter is a slow season for real estate but it's not and we are actively looking for real estate associates we're looking for appraisers so if anybody has an interest definitely catch the real estate minute at the end. Right so they're going to be watching this and thinking I could sell that house well if you think that then wait till the end she'll tell you how you can do that. Exactly. All right now let's first of all talk about five listings and the first one is here in Pike County now this one's over toward Hatfield. It is and if you're familiar at all with the Hatfield area it's very convenient to Pikeville itself and to Williamson it sits on the road that kind of connects those you're going to access it from Pikeville through the Sydney exit and then you're going to go up North Big Creek this house is about nine miles and it sits on your right just past Burget Branch. Now this house sits on 10 acres and the house itself is nice it's a brick ranch and I know that's popular for a lot of people. It really is and it's a good size brick ranch this is just over 1600 square feet it's a three bedroom one and a half bath it is a little bit of an overhouse it was built in 1970 hasn't had an extensive amount of updates or anything like that but this is one that somebody can come in they can put their own mark on they can really make this house what they want it to be. Right and if you're looking at the price of the bottom of the screen eighty nine nine is the price and we say that a little bit early in this listing because as you said the owners know that you're going to have to come in and tweak it and make it your own so they've given you that room in the price to be able to still come in and do that. Absolutely and like I said for what you can see it's going to be a lot of cosmetic stuff so you may want to change flooring you may want to date the kitchen but the great thing is if not if this is your style this house is ready to go this house has a two car attached carport plus a one car attached garage so you have you could do a workshop that's attached to the house anything like that an office like you said if you want it not necessarily in the house but easy to access and then there's also a detached garage you can see that in one of the pictures scrolling that detached garage is also on the property and the house sits on up from that so that gives you an idea also of how much property and flat land you're looking at and a lot of people in our region like to do the four wheeling or ride their side by sides with all this garage space if you know and you worry about having a place to store those those things whether it's your car your boat your wave runner or whatever this offers that extra storage space for the toys it does it offers both of those garages and then like I said the carport for the cars would be perfect right and as we mentioned before 89 is the price on this one again this home in the Hatfield community easily accessible to Pikeville or the Williamson area sits on 10 acres definitely worth something given Jennifer a call on because this is a new listing it is this is a brand new listing just put on the computer yesterday okay so let's give your Pikeville office number that number<PHONE_NUMBER> okay now moving on to the next listing this one is also in Pike County this is on Bent Branch so it's on the way to the other listing right off of 119 Buckleys Creek exactly Buckleys Creek if you're on 119 going towards Williamson from Pikeville you're actually going to look for that need to exit and you're going to take that exit you're going to kind of go around 119 and underneath it you'll take that immediate left and this house sits about 500 feet up on your left and the great thing that I like about this house it sits up on a hill so your driveway is a little bit of a hill going up there and from the pictures you really can't see the yard space that you have with this listing if you're just driving by it this is one that's really really tough to see how much usable land that you have along with the house I really recommend somebody setting up a showing to get an idea if you're looking for yard space and you don't think this one will have enough I would like for you to see the house and see how much is actually up there so yeah if this one is one that that kind of picture interest go ahead and get that showing scheduled because as Jennifer said a lot of times pictures just don't do it justice yeah absolutely it really doesn't on the outside space we're looking at a three bedroom one and a half bath home and then an option for a fourth bedroom or a family room in the below grade area correct you have a finished basement area that's a great family room it's got a fireplace in it could be a gorgeous master suite if you wanted it to there isn't attached bathroom down there in a big closet so however it works out best the layout works out best for your family this one could really fit that but again this one is 179,000 for this house again in Pike County just off of 119 if you take the meter exit so you've already heard Jennifer say if you're interested in this one just the least but you're curious about the yard space or some of how the outside of it lays out you're not going to be able to see that from a traditional drive-by so go ahead and contact Jennifer if this is something you're interested in let's give your email address okay the email is jay brown at rbnw.com okay now moving on to the next one this one is on the right fork of island creek again another pike county listing right fork of island creek so if you're familiar with the island creek area you're going to go up the right fork it sits about a mile up on your right you're so close to the city limits you can almost throw a rock and hit the city limits from this house so you're not in but you're very close to being in the city right and this one is one you talked about if you've got people in your empty nesters or or you're realizing at this point in life it's like okay we have too much stuff we have too much space we want to downsize this one is perfect for that it is this layout it's a very um traditional cottage style layout so you've got all the upgrades they've done a lot of stuff so you've got a really nice open kitchen they've just put granite countertops in it new bathroom and then you've got a bedroom on the first floor that's attached with a nice big open living room the second floor is technically a finished attic could easily be two additional bedrooms you could use it as an office whatever you would want to use but total you're looking at right around 1200 square feet right and it sits on two little over two and a half acres so you've got yard space you want to put the above ground pool you know you want to do some gardening or things like that this will be great for that too and then like you can see in that front picture the front porch so you've got that front porch to sit outside and and extend your living space too absolutely and this one has a perfect front porch you sit right there on the creek so it really is kind of a serene front porch and the greatest thing about this one is that we can say the price has just been reduced absolutely so if this is one maybe you've looked at before and the price was a little out of your range look at this one again because the owners are saying hey we're going to drop the price a little bit attract some more people so this is one hopefully that that's not going to last long exactly we're hoping not all right 139 139 000 is the price on that house on the right fork of island creek so make sure you give jennifer a call shoot you an email let's give that python number again okay the number<PHONE_NUMBER> all right now the next one is a house that you've probably seen if you have driven south out of python us 23 this one sits just off of caney highway over to your right if you're going south that is correct and if you are driving by and you see a really large sign on somebody's back deck that says to call jennifer that's this house yes i actually saw it within the last week and glanced over and caught my eye so people are going to see this this is another one of those homes that the pictures you wouldn't expect these pictures to come out of that home just by driving by and looking over yes this was one they went in and updated this house this is an absolutely gorgeous house everything in here is done top notch so they've put in the hardwood flooring pretty much throughout they've done new kitchen cabinets new countertops it's all electrolytic stainless appliances it's new bathroom fixtures ceramic tile flooring and then they've done a lot of work it has a almost full finished basement that has a bar area a workout area another full bathroom it really is a house that has a lot to offer and this is one we've talked about in the past that if you like to entertain if you like the big family gatherings or just like to have friends over for special occasions you can't beat there's not another home that will compare to this one exactly there really isn't and it's something that you know talking about the entertaining you've got a side deck that again has a hot tub and all that and then you've got that big rear deck that the sign is hanging on that you can see from 23 that's almost the entire length of the house that would be great for outdoor grilling for a party you know you've got a huge parking area out there for people to come in and out so it really is a great entertainment house now this one is listed for 299 the mls number on that on this one is 108706 that number will let jennifer pull it up and get your showing scheduled right away so real quick let's just kind of change it up a little bit and give your website because all these listings and more on your website absolutely the website is rbandw.com okay now we're going to end the show with one that is we say in the elkhorn city area but this is with this poor bottom a lot of people will know right where that is off of 610 I believe yes and it gets confusing because every 611 everybody will say elkhorn city but you do not think of this as elkhorn city but poor bottom always has an elkhorn city address but yes you're right off 611 which is very convenient in 23 this one is actually very close to the other side of marbone and wolf pit the road that goes through there right so it's very close on that end yeah you can access this area from not far from the last listing there if you're talking about the cany highway us 23 you can access it that way you can come in from marbone you come in from elkhorn creek there are a lot of ways to access this home there are and this is another brand new listing and this is one that I'm really excited for everybody to get to see the inside pictures of this home right and you see that it is a double wide but it from the inside looking at it you wouldn't know that I mean it is one of the newer ones that have all the high end upgrades absolutely this is a 2007 cavalier double wide it's just over 2000 square feet something that's unique about the layout it is a four bedroom wow and it offers three full bathrooms so one of those full bathrooms is actually a jack and jewel bathroom between two bedrooms you have a full hall bath and then a full master bath wow and that is something you don't see very often in a lot of homes anyway but especially in a double wide but if you see it's got that big open kitchen you've got hardwood flooring you've got the chair rail all the updated trim so this one is one that another move in ready there's not going to be much you want to do to this one no and then the other thing that I really like it has a designated dining room so a lot of times that living room space yes it looks big and open but a lot of times it's a multifunctional space so it'll be a living room and you put a dining room table on one end the living room picture that you're looking at with the fireplace that is all living room space because you have another designated specific dining room yes so if you're one of these people that have that huge sectional that you have to make sure and I'm sure you see that a lot is people look at a home because of the furniture that they already have and it's like my bedroom suit has to fit or my couch has to fit no if your couch does not fit in this living room we have bigger issues right you've got too large of a couch but again a double wide that's four bedrooms three bathrooms and it's in a great family area neighborhood that's accessible from several different communities so definitely if you're interested into moving into this area family in this area or you're just wanting to change your scenery up a little bit this would be perfect for you absolutely and it comes with a detached two car garage and then it also has an above ground pool with it so you have a lot of extras as well well the price on this one 129 129,000 so very well priced for everything that you're getting and this one is brand new this one's not been on the market long at all so chances are it's not going to last long either well that is our hope okay price it to sell it absolutely let's give your Pikeville office number one more time because everything that you've just seen is Jennifer's listing and you can get that by calling her at the Pikeville office absolutely that number<PHONE_NUMBER> all right and as promised at the beginning of the show if we've picked your interest in becoming a realtor and how to do exactly what Jennifer does i'm going to step out now and let her check your bag Ray Brown and Williams real estate services is looking for men and women 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Obi-Wan Kenobi is the six-part mini-series on Disney Plus that acts as a bridge between the prequels and the original trilogy. It marries both fans of the trilogies together in perfect harmony once and for all. Not really. It's mediocre at best, and I'm being generous. Obi-Wan Kenobi takes play- What's that? Ghost? Qui-Gon Jinn? Who's cameoing in this episode for five seconds for no reason? Oh yes. If you're watching this video, you should make sure to subscribe if you haven't. I post tons of these videos all the time. I'd love to have you. Qui-Gon. I'd love to have you. Bye.  We see Kenobi work on the moisture farms, raking the sand dunes, bullsign wamp rats. He's doing it all. Actually, he doesn't do any of that. That probably would have been more realistic to how things played out in Lucas's mind, but not Disney's. Ewan McGregor is back, baby, as Obi-Wan Kenobi, and he's facing off against his former padawan, Anakin. But unlike that epic battle in episode three of the prequel trilogy or episode four's hunting-peck adventure fight, this time, it's personal. This show promises another one-on-one cage match between Kenobi and Skywalker. AKA Darth Vader. And for the most part, that's the best, but not great. The Darth Vader stuff, however, most of the time, it's pretty epic. Episode five's definitely the highlight. It's only because of a few small moments with Vader. He pulls down a transportation ship, rips open the hull, and even fights against one of the new characters we have, a Sith apprentice of sorts. I don't know what her name is. Reva? Big Sister 3? Sister, Sister, Sister with Tia and Tamara? And Reva?  And it's a very cool sequence. Very cool lightsaber battle. And the only cool one in the entire six episode arc.  You just said a little bit ago there was a tease of another one on one showdown between the greatest Jedi's ever. Well, yeah, it's not good. I'm sorry. I know people were going off online about it, but the way the director shoots this thing, it's like she's strapped a GoPro to a pigeon and lit the thing on fire. The camera is all over the place. So when they're fighting with lightsabers, the camera's like... So what is the point of this show? We already know where things end up. What interesting things can they really give us in between? Episode three and episode four. The answer's not much. Okay, we already know the stakes. We already know no one of real consequences is going to die here. So the script really needs to get to the emotional core of these characters. Obi-Wan, for instance, has lost basically all contact with the Force, turning him into an old man, John Wick, who spends most of the battles flipping dudes over his shoulder over and over again. The story gives us morsels of him struggling to get connection again, but I never felt anything for the guy. Which is really sad to say, because Ewan McGregor was easily the highlight for me when it came to those prequel movies. And I guess I owe Lucas a bit of an apology for bashing his terrible, wooden dialogue in the prequel films. It can get worse. It does get worse. Obi-Wan Kenobi proves that. Some of the dialogue on display here is embarrassing, but nothing compared to the moment-to-moments in each episode. There's always one scene that is just so head-scratchingly bad. I just can't comprehend how it made it past the director, past the editor, past all the executives that watched in Greenlit it.  One such example happens in episode two, where we see a young Princess Leia, frolicking in the woods, when she comes across some very sketchy individuals, one of which is Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers, because... I don't know, I guess now is the time in his career where he needs to stretch those acting chops. She runs away from them, going half a mile an hour. Heh, heh, heh, heh, heh, heh, heh. Ducking under tree branches that are super-thin little twigs, and guys that can clearly see these approaching branches are like, whoa, look at that! Curse you! I saw more plausible situations in Baby's Day Out. Another such example, and a lot of this really comes down to just where the camera's placed, and how it's directed. Obi-Wan Kenobi's in an aquarium hallway, I don't really know what's going on, and the glass for starters is breakable by blasters. That seems like an oversight, but we'll move past it.  So the Stormtroopers, who can clearly see him as they're approaching, don't notice that he just ducks behind the beam on the side? Now, granted, I know they have terrible aim, but come on.  The original trilogy and the prequels had plenty of silly nonsense going on. Well, yeah, they did, but they didn't take themselves- Well, I'm not gonna defend the prequels, I don't like them, but the original trilogy was a pulpy sci-fi action adventure.  Obi-Wan conveniently gets a trench coat from one of the Resistance friends, puts it on, and has little Leia walk by his side. Like their kids on shoulder is trying to sneak into an R-rated movie, undetected.  Hello, hello, fellow bad guys. There's people everywhere. He's the only dude wearing a trench coat. And the best part is they're outed like 30 seconds later anyways. What was the point of this? Why did they think it was a good idea? Just have them get spotted right away without the trench coat. Come on! Now, I'm not naive to the commentary online. I've seen a lot of the hate that the actress has been getting Riva for her performance in this film. They're saying her acting's bad. I didn't get that impression, but I will say this. She's one of those actresses who just kind of has a funny face. And I don't mean ugly. She's a pretty woman. I mean, I think she would be really good at a comedy role because there's certain actors where I look at them and I can't help but like smile for some reason. I don't know if it's their expression or how they carry themselves.  She's just one second away from throwing out some lame joke about the force. But she never did. She played things very seriously the whole time. Her arc is easily the most compelling of the things in this. I like that they went back to the younglings and that whole awful scenario. However, the convenience trope of all of this is just too much to handle. She's left for dead and she gets away again. Obi-Wan, let's Darth Vader go again. Why? What? Why? Oh, because the script says we can't kill him, obviously. So let's have him do this big one-on-one confrontation for a second. Well, it's really a third since... Well, anyway, for the second time in chronological. And then we'll just have Obi-Wan leave? What sense does that make? What sense does any of it make? Again, I managed to watch all of this by myself. My family didn't have any interest in this one after the disaster. That was the book of Boba Fett. I think they're still on board for Mando. I think we still have them for that.  And I can't blame them. I watched this. I had, like, marginal interest most of the time. Half of it was hate-watching.  And for the most part, it was kind of a mediocre mess. I feel like old man Luke Skywalker sucking at the teeth of that alien cow on the island planet. We've milked this thing dry. You've heard my saucy opinions. Now I want to hear yours. What did you think about this sequel slash prequel at the same time? Were you invested? You want to see more? Misadventures from Kenobi? Or do you think enough is enough? You got one final fight between these two legends. It's time to move on. Let me know. Like the video if you liked the video and feel free to subscribe if you haven't. I post tons of movie and TV show related content here each and every week. I'd love to have you stick around. May the Force be with you. Goodbye. Wow. What an amazing time to be alive. Disney giving us all these amazing shows and all these offerings. We didn't even know we wanted. What's next? Maybe a colorful dexie jet spinoff. You know that alien chef from episode, I don't know, two, I think? We could see him slaving away in the kitchen, making up grub. Who knows what fun characters will show up? Maybe Django Fett. Maybe my beautiful sweet Padme because this would be a prequel of the prequels. We need to go back further. That's what we need to do. And you know what? You need to become a Patreon right now on patreon.com slash adamdoesmovies and say, Adam, I love what you're doing here. Here's a dollar a month. Here's $10 a month. Here's $20 a month. Screw it. I got money. And you need it clearly. You're out here pandering. You're out here pleading. You can also be a member right here via the YouTube join button and it works kind of the same way. 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