All the people are writing that you've been commenting on Liam Hemsworth's Instagrams and they want you two to get together. Just so you know, people are rooting, people are trying to manifest that to happen. I think that comes from me being in Australia, doing another season of The Masked Singer, which we're doing. And then also because he serves a lot and I work with the Wow Foundation for Waves of Wellness in Australia. So that's a very important thing for us. So I'm working with them a lot in bringing people's valuable energy together and he serves and then people took that the wrong way. You know, we always have gossip in our life. You know that. Although Lindsay Lohan tried her luck on MTV with a show about her beach club in Mykonos, Greece, it seems in more recent news the place looks abandoned. So the question is, where is Lindsay calling home these days? In this video, we'll be taking a look at where she currently lives, her previous houses and more. Lindsay's lived all over the place from engines in LA to million dollar flats in London, England. But it seems like she's living in Dubai now and even her sister, Ali, joined her. But we'll get into that soon. Lindsay Lohan is an actress, singer, songwriter, businesswoman and more. I think if you're from the same era as me, you can also agree she's an icon. A former Disney star with real talent and even her leading role in Mean Girls alone is enough to credit her for a lifetime. Despite having her share of ups and downs, including personal battles, illegal troubles and stints in rehab, she keeps going. And I totally love her for that. Lindsay started in Hollywood very young, so being a child's star and teen icon is demanding of anyone.  And last I heard she was unofficially crowned the Paris Hilton of Dubai. She's been enjoying her life there, finding her place and on top of that, away from the paparazzi. But in recent news, she's also planning some big moves for 2020. Word on the street is that Lindsay announced she's back with new music and what better time than now than when we need it most. She posted a teaser of a new song on her socials and she may even be moving back to North America. Despite Lindsay having a net worth of over 30 million at one point, she lost essentially all of it and has to work her way back. These days it's decreased to 1 million and some say it's even less at 800K. Hey guys, it's Karen. Today we're doing another house tour here on Famous Entertainment. Today we're going to be taking a look at where the iconic Lindsay Lohan is currently living, her old house in L.A. and more. This one might be a little different because she moves around a lot and hasn't shown the interior of all her homes, but we're putting it all together. If you like these videos, make sure you're subscribed and bring that bell to be notified when we post so you can always be up to date. We've also done house tours on other pop princesses like Jessica Simpson and Christina Aguilera and we'll have links to some at the end of this. Follow me on Instagram because I love connecting with you guys. I've also been reading all your comments and I'm going to be responding to some at the end. I need you to let me know who to do next in the comments down below and whose home you'd like to see. Now let's get into this video. First of all, where is Lindsay now? She's definitely hard to keep up with recently and she spent time all over the globe. At the moment she's spending her quarantine time in Dubai, where she's been living for a while now. Her younger sister, Ali Lohan, also looks like she's staying with her too. Through posts on her Instagram, you can see the Dubai skyline in the backdrop. And the girl's mother, Dina, also commented saying, missing my babies. So it makes sense they're together right now. Although Lindsay was supposedly prepping for a move back to the U.S., she returned to Dubai in February and remained there. Considering all flights are suspended, it looks like Lindsay and Ali will be staying put in the UAE for the pandemic. Lindsay recently wiped her Instagram for a fresh start, but before that she was posting about herself isolating and captioned one pic. Teamwork makes the dream work.  In her story, she also documented one evening in at her place, making tacos and enchiladas while watching Real Housewives of Atlanta. Lindsay made her move to Dubai back in 2017 and even though we haven't seen what her place exactly looks like, it's reported that she lives in a penthouse apartment there. For a while, she was living between London, England and Dubai, but that stopped around 2016. Lindsay lived in a flat in the exclusive Knightsbridge area of London, England and that was worth over four million dollars. Unfortunately, she was going through some rough times with her then fiance, including crazy fights and financial issues. Ultimately, she couldn't pay the expensive rent on this home and even faced bankruptcy. From there, Lindsay found her home back in Dubai and she told Emirates Woman. Moving here was a fresh start. You hear more about real current events rather than celebrity gossip, which I really appreciate. She also stayed in more frequently for chill Netflix nights rather than going out on the town. Not to mention Dubai has strict laws against photography as an invasion of privacy, so Lindsay could be away from paparazzi. She explains, I love living in New York, but I do love the serenity and peace that I find living in the Middle East because there are no cameras in Dubai and I can actually focus on what I want to do in life. I don't always have to be scrutinized every second. I can have a private life and have a public life, but when I choose to and I think that's really important. But it seems that Lindsay got the rest and privacy she wanted and may be ready for another change now. When Lindsay was still living in LA, what was her house like? Let's see her previous home. Around 2012, Lindsay moved into a mansion in the elite Beverly Hills neighborhood of LA amongst a bunch of other celebs. The home was slightly vintage and had an old Hollywood feel. It had white stucco walls and was set between lush trees, adding a ton of privacy for the star. Lindsay's home in the hills had four beds and five baths and looking at photos there was more than enough space. There were also dramatic white columns around the entryway, making the home even more glamorous. Out back, there was an usually curved swimming pool, jacuzzi deck with full bed to lay out on and a dining area. There was some drama with Lindsay in her Beverly Hills mansion when she worked with Bravo TV's a million dollar decorator show. They spent about $200K renovating the place and then Lindsay allegedly refused to film the big reveal of the home. She was on board the whole time, even shopping with the designers for fancy furniture, but all of a sudden decided against taping the final shot. Apparently, Lindsay was renting the multi-million dollar LA home and couldn't make her $8,000 per month rent payments. This could have been why she canceled the reveal of her home on the TV show. Lindsay was even asking friends to borrow money after getting into this situation and then unsuccessfully tried to break the lease. Sources said she remained responsible for the house until early 2013 when the lease was up. The time period around 2012 was not a great time for Lindsay and she got a ton of unwanted publicity between court and five different rehab facilities. Once she moved out of this Beverly Hills home, it didn't take long for a move across the globe. All of the drama led Lindsay to call it quits on her Hollywood lifestyle in 2014. But that Beverly Hills home wasn't the only one Lindsay rented out in the area. Even before that, she lived in a French Regency style home with a few million in the area of Hollywood Hills West. This was back in 2010. This home was a single-story house that spanned 2,109 square feet of living space and had three beds and 3.5 baths. Lindsay also had a ton of privacy here, considering it was hidden from the street by tall hedges surrounding the property. Other features included a garden entry, high ceilings and French doors throughout. Inside the home, there were plenty of white walls and common spaces like a living room with a fireplace, formal dining room, den with a wet bar, chef's kitchen and much more. Lindsay's master suite had a bathroom with both a Roman tub and a steam shower. Outside the home seemed to be lacking a swimming pool and a large backyard, but there were cute patios for dining and entertaining, as well as a two-car garage. This place may seem slightly modest, but I really love the design. I don't think you need much else. It looked like it was a perfect cozy home. The only thing I would have added is a pool. So now we've taken a look at some of the places Lindsay Lohan is called home, including her LA houses and what her living situation in Dubai is like at the moment. Although we know she's in Dubai for her quarantine, we don't know exactly what her penthouse there looks like. What did you guys think about Lindsay's homes? From what we could see anyways. Besides all of this, Lindsay's originally from New York and used to have places there too. She still visits the city often, but claims she stays in a private home. 2014, we know Lindsay still had an apartment there. And she also spent a lot of time in Mykonos, Greece, which you probably know from her MTV reality show, Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club that briefly happened. Now Lindsay's Mykonos nightclub, she opened that served as a setting for the show is also closed. I'm managing my sister. So I want to really focus on me and everything that I have to do in my life and come back to America and start filming again, which I'm doing something soon in this new year.  I'm jealous. I miss you both. I miss New York. I miss my mom, my dad, my brothers.  Last year I was there, my sister said. New York is better when you're here. Like I mentioned previously, Lindsay did have plans to finally move back to the U.S. this year. They're just being put on hold due to the pandemic. On Instagram, Lindsay mysteriously deleted all of her posts and only put up some teasers of her new music. So we know that she wants to get back into acting and music again once she's back here. Lindsay also said. I'm managing my sister so I want to really focus on me and everything that I can do in my life and come back to America and start filming again, which I'm doing something soon in this new year. So I guess we'll all just have to wait patiently for Lindsay's return to the homeland. Okay, guys, now read out a couple comments from previous videos. On our Jessica Simpson house tour, Sherry Dylan Rowe. One of the best celebrity houses, Jessica, has explicit taste. Agreed Sherry, I absolutely love her mansion. And Jason McKibbin commented on our Britney Spears house tour saying, This was well done, good job. Thanks Jason, I'm glad you liked the vid. Alright guys, that's all I could find on Miss Lindsay Lowen's homes and whereabouts, like where she's been for the past few years and some of her previous spots in LA. I guess we'll have to update this once she moves back to the U.S. and we get to see her new house. What did you guys think about Lindsay's places or about that big move to Dubai? Let me know in the comments as well as what other celebrity houses you'd like to see. Follow me on Instagram if you want to chat more and I'll see you all in the next vid. Bye!


I don't care about your financial situation. I don't care about who you burned.   I don't wanna be her no more. I wanna be a different person right now. Cool, I'll accept you and take you in right now. Now listen, our goal is this. I want you to think about something. If you could stop everything going on your life for just a second and you could pause, why did we all get together today? To scale, am I right? All right, look, see, scale, S-C-A-L-E. I'm gonna spell scale, right? I know what it means, but I was like, no, that's five letters, there's not four, right? Listen to me, I wanna tell you something right now. Scale, what does that mean to you? Scale in every area of life. Some people when they get together with me, right? Sometimes you'll catch me talking about something that isn't what you came for. I mean it. I'll be like talking to you about marriage when you go home, the special energy you have for your family. And you're like, dude, I came here for like this skill or this speaking language or, you know, maybe a fast way to talk whenever somebody says no, how I get them to say yes, like, can you tell me that? And I always say it starts with the foundation. If you looked at this board, which it doesn't matter right now, but tomorrow we're gonna talk about it, I always write down the things where this is our 26th seminar in a row, in a row. 26, through COVID, through everything, through federal mandate to shut down. We never shut down. We never shut down. We broke every rule, right? That wasn't our rule. This wasn't, this is our life. This is our game. We're in charge of it, okay? Every single month I write down four things on these boards. These four white boards are really special to me and they've been special to me for a long time. And one of the things that I wrote down is stacked to small wins, okay? And I'm gonna tell you this, people build their house on sand a lot and not on concrete, on stone, on rock. They build their house on sand and people come into the training program and they want a better life. But they come in and they're looking for a quick close or a fast way to win.  Some of you I've seen for a long time and you're getting a whole different life right now. But the question is, how do you go to the next level? Isn't that the hardest part? How many of you have started training with me? You bought in, you're like, oh my God, this is it. Yes, yes, yes, yes, I'm seeing wins. Yes, and then all of a sudden you get to a point and there's no more winning. And you just can't seem to get to that next level. You know what your deal is? You don't know how to scale. Most people can scale to a certain point and they can't go any farther. Look, I'm gonna give you the magic trick in here right now, you can't do it alone. That's it. You can be a lone wolf for a while, but you need a team. You need a team and who is that team? Number one, who's waiting for you at home? That's what I wanna know. Who's waiting for you at home? And I say this all the time and people don't get it. Okay, listen to me. I can tell you right now how to speak, how to talk. I can make you so attractive, I'll make people listen to you.   Okay, I mean it when I say this.  Now here's the deal, okay? I always talk about the inner circle. Everybody knows this. There's outer circle, inner circle.  Okay, your goal is on the inside of that circle, put our name, put the Elliot group in there because we are there. I will never try to talk you out.    I don't care about your financial situation. I don't care about who you burned.   I don't wanna be her no more. I wanna be a different person right now. Cool, I'll accept you and take you in right now. Everybody in this room could recreate, become a different person right now. And that's how you scale. You scale by total recreation. You change who you are. Nothing's gonna change if you don't change. That's it. Cold-hearted people, closed-mind people cannot scale. It's impossible. You can't scale alone. Why do you guys come here and to train with me? Listen, I'm gonna tell you something, all right? It's because you can't get to the next level if you're not around people that understand the proximity of how to scale, how to grow and they're doing it in their own life. Let me back up and talk to you since I've been in Arizona for just a second so you know I'm not a fraud.  I don't want your money.  Spiritually, I want you to have it all. I believe you can have it all.  Does that make sense?  What's the magic trick? What is it?  Somebody who tells you you can do something that's scary and guess what? If you were to tell anybody else about what you wanted, they wouldn't believe you.  When I traveled out of Oklahoma and we came here to this new facility, we were signing our lease right over here at this table. And the guy goes, we need to sign a 10-year lease on this building. That's usually the way it goes on commercial property. You sign a five or a 10-year lease. Sound about right? My wife says we're not signing a lease past one year. The guy goes, you can't lease the place then. Can I ask you a question? Why one year? It's funny how he asked right after that. You know what my wife said? Because my husband's crazy. And what's gonna happen is that I'm gonna push him so hard this next year, he's gonna grow us out of this building. I know he is. He doesn't know it, but I know it. And my deal is as I stand next to my wife and my baby, I have given all I've got and I know there's more. She's like, Andy, you haven't even started.   Don't give me that, okay? The rest of the world is okay with where you've came and if you got a little bit better, they would say good job.  How far can you go? I'm gonna tell you, there's no lid. It's scary. There's no lid, there's no cap, there's no limits.


You know, we get the new studio, it's live, we get the new studio set up, it'd be great for you to be able to speak through the system into our ears because you'll be outside the room, actually. We'll have to do that. All right. So we're getting a new studio. Father, pray for us. It all works out. Okay. Let's just go ahead and roll out. Ready? Mark, set, go. The Stan Stephanie Burke with Divine Intimacy Radio, your radio haven of rest. Your hermitage of the heart. Your monastery of the mind where we lift our hearts and minds to heaven, to the wisdom of the saints to help us navigate the tumult of this life. And of course, the saints, the magisterium, exorcists, all of these avenues of grace help us to light the way. And today we're on our final episode with Monsignor Rosetti. You want to tell folks who he is? Yes, absolutely. So I didn't warn her. No, he didn't lie. Okay. So we are welcoming Monsignor Stephen Rosetti. He is the president of the St. Michael Center for Spiritual Renewal and Research, associate professor at the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC. He is a licensed psychologist and the author of several books. Monsignor Rosetti has participated in hundreds of exorcisms. He is still very active in this ministry. And during his journey to the priesthood, he experienced a spiritual episode in which in two seconds, quote, he learned 80% of what an exorcist needs to know. He's also the founder and creator of the St. Michael Center for Spiritual Renewal where there is an app for that. There's a website and an app where you can find prayers, resources and contact information. Many important deliverance and exorcism prayers are found both in English and Spanish, for the laity, priests and exorcists. So it's a great resource and you can find that at CatholicExorcism.org or CatholicExorcism in the App Store. Awesome. Welcome back, Monsignor. Great to be back with you both. And as I always say, awesome book on Diary of an American Exorcist, demon possession in the modern day battle against ancient evil. I will mention to folks listening, if you're listening in the time frame. So we're recording the show summer of 2021. In 2022, we have a spiritual warfare conference. Coming up. Coming up and half the seats filled right away, like within the first week. So if you're interested in getting that, go out to spiritualdirection.com event. You'll see all of our events out there. Monsignor Rosetti will be one of the speakers, Bishop Joseph Strickland will provide an opening keynote for the conference. But we'll have Father Chad Ripperger there too and Father Dennis McManus. So we're the, it's going to be the conference of conferences, I'll tell you. So and hopefully lightning won't, we won't have this a storm like the last time that we get hit by lightning three times, which killed all the power and all that. Actually we didn't get hit by lightning. All the buildings. The shrines. Right. No, yeah.  So or, you know, or not doing shows anymore.  So so father, we already know that our cell phones are kind of the scourge of our time. But you mentioned in one of your recent posts in it and here in the book that demons can text. Do they have phone? Do they have cell phones? What is that? What are we talking about? Well it's interesting. I mean, people, do people really believe that that demons and Satan are can be involved in our lives? I mean, the question, do you really believe it? And in the old days before cell phones, one sign of an infested house, for example, would be the lights that turn off and on, the TV's turn off and on, all sorts of gadgets would be affected by demonic presence. Well, now we have cell phones. And yes, demons can text. Now they've only done that to us in three different cases and all were rough cases. So the lower level deliverance cases, no, not usually, but in the higher ones. Yes. And we're not the only group that I know two other groups of teams, exorcism teams that have been affected by demonic texts. And what you get in the texts, you can tell the demonic, they're so evil, so snarky and it's just, you know, they're just trying to tear you down. Yeah, it's just crazy. I have to tell you an experience that Dan and I have, you know, we've mentioned before that we served on an exorcism team and the poor soul that we were serving, we could tell when she was texting and when she was texting under the influence of the enemy. And the reason we could tell was because when she texted, she had beautiful grammar, beautiful form. Everything was dear so-and-so, love so-and-so in letter form, beautiful grammar. When it wasn't her, it was a mess. Third person. Third person, grammatically a mess, just spelling everything. And we finally recognized the pattern after a while and realized that we were not speaking to her in her clarity when we were texting under that situation. So we quickly put an end to that and we would say, you know, we'll call you later, we're praying for you, please rest assured of our prayers and then we would be at peace and help her get back to a place of peace. So it really, the effect is quite remarkable. Yeah. Sometimes, by the way, it's not the person manifesting doing the typing, but sometimes the phone itself, for example, in one of our cases, the woman was manifesting and but the phone was away from her on the table and someone was in the room, a friend, and watched the phone start typing on its own, sending a message. Wow. Sometimes they can affect the physical world. They can throw things off walls, they can do all sorts of physical things, which people have a hard time believing, but you know, it's true. We don't have a hard time believing it, but you know, I almost wish that and this isn't, I mean, I say this, I'm serious and I'm saying it with reverence. I wish so many people could see what really happens in an exorcism because it's really common for people to explain it away, even devout folks and want to go to psychology.  I don't know exactly your field and where you were trained in psychology and all that, but I maybe speak just for a second as a person who is not, you know, you're a man of science, you're a man of who's well educated outside of your realm as a priest.  Well, a lot of people who come to us who say they have demons, they really have psychological problems. I mean, that's part of my job. But there's a whole bunch of them in which you can't explain their problems psychologically and there are things start to happen. Things start flying around the room and you hear this demonic voice come forward. You start getting those texts and you just say, okay, this is not a psychological issue. And when we start praying over them, the demons only manifest, but eventually they get better. So you say, okay, you know, after a number of sessions, this problem is gone. That wouldn't happen if it was a psychological disorder. Yeah. Absolutely. Okay. So another thing that we're seeing in society, we're seeing a lot of this actually go on and this is the idea of witchcraft, white witchcraft, you know, the dark arts, all of the occult stuff, the crystals, you know, all of these things. Talk to us about this idea of white witchcraft and is there such a thing as a good witch? Is it all bad? You know, tell us all about that. This is a huge problem. And I have a number of parents come to me and say, you know, my teenage daughter is practicing witchcraft and they're upset and they should be upset. And these, sometimes these young women will say, well, I'm a good witch. I'm doing, I'm only doing good things to people. And the problem with that is, no, you're not a good witch or just a witch. When we start using magic, it's an offense against God. You're not invoking God's power. If you think there's some special third party power, no. What you're doing is you're actually invoking a spiritual energy, which is probably coming from Satan eventually. And so your intention might be to do good, but the fact is, is you're aligning yourself with Satan. And you know, I've had a couple of people come to me who have been practicing witchcraft and for years, and it's very difficult to expunge the evil attached to them. You know, in terms of what the enemy tells these people, and I think this is important to understand, and you might have specific words that you're aware of, but the enemy tells them or when they are practicing and they feel some kind of good or in control or whatever. But the second the enemy wants to is done using them. You know, what happens? I mean, it always comes to an end and it's not good, is it? No. I don't know if I told you this story before, but again, a disguise story to maintain confidentiality, but a woman comes to me who her beloved grandfather dies or grandmother dies, and so she starts to channel this dead parent by using her non-dom and hand and doing this automatic writing. So the first six months you get these loving letters from her supposed grandparent. After about six months though, the letters went south, and then she realized it was not her grandparent she was talking for, it was a demon.  Yeah, and you know, to that end, so that woman, what was her desire? Her desire was to talk to a loved one. You know, and I find so much in our society that, especially with our young women, that they're desiring good things, they want to feel some sort of control, they feel like the world is out of control, they want to feel good, they're looking for something, but they're looking in areas that are going to lead them to the demonic and can really bring them to their end. And just recently, I innocently went to a spa, I went to get a massage, I have back issues, so I went to go get my shoulders worked on, and I walk in there, there's crystals, there's a Buddha on an altar, I mean the whole thing is set up around the occult, and it's all under the guise of finding peace, finding some sort of serenity, but that serenity is a false serenity. Yes, I like the notion that when you have someone working on you, whether it's a masseuse or whatever, you ought to know who the person is before I let him touch you. Wow. You just worried her, Monsignor. No, I'm not worried. I'm not worried, but I may have you pray over me before I go. Yeah, all right, well, we're about to head into the break. We're with Monsignor Rosetti, Steven Rosetti, Diary of an American Exorcist, the book, Daemon Possession and the Modern Day Battle Against Ancient Evil, it's published by one of the best publishers on the planet, Sophia Institute Press, and of course you can find it out at spiritualdirection.com. If you hit the shop button, it'll take you to books, all the books that we've helped produce, and then this book as well, which we didn't help produce, but we're very happy to promote. When we get back from the break, we're going to talk about how America needs an exorcism, maybe, I don't know. We'll be right back. Okay, the market said, go. Ms. Dana Stephanie Burke, welcome back to Divine Intimacy Radio, why are you staring at me? That was just kind of strange. Was it? Yeah. Okay. Well, it's a strange show. What are you going to do? We're talking to Monsignor Rosetti, Diary of an American Exorcist, and yeah, so take it away, Stephanie Burke. You had a question about America and exorcism. Okay. Well, this is kind of a timely chapter as well, considering the difficulty and the pain of the last year. We actually have an entire video that was created for us for the Avala Army. You can go to AvalaArmy.org and see the video with a culmination of all these different scenes that all happened under the year of 2020. So does America, 2021, 2020, until now, yeah, until now. So does America need deliverance? Does it need an exorcism? Talk to us about that. Well, first of all, when you walk around and talk to me, there are a lot of good people doing great things like Dan and Stephanie and all the people who helped them. So there are a lot of good things going on. So I don't want to be too negative. And I love America. You know, I'm a veteran of the Air Force, and I love our country. Thank you for your service. Well, thank you, but it's a wonderful country, but it's not perfect.  When you see the level of violence, for example, when people go into schools, shoot innocent children and teachers and kill themselves, the person might not be possessed, but that's clearly a demonic action. So the level of discord, Satan is called the cause of discord. The level of violence, of intolerance, of disunity, of isolation, suicides are rising. All these things are signs that this country is demonically oppressed a bit. And I say the Leo XIII prayers of minor exorcism for this country as much as I can at least daily. So this country needs people's prayers. You prayer warriors out there, pray for our country because we need to cast out the evil. Is there a prayer for the laity for that, Father? Again, go to the app, Catholic Exorcism, and you'll see some deliverance prayers there. But perhaps the best prayer to cast out demons is the rosary. Don't underestimate the power, why? Because it's our lady. Who stops on Lucifer's head more than our lady? So I would say don't underestimate the family rosary. It reminds me of this idea, and we experienced it in our work with Exorcism and with Deliverance Ministry and in our home. We've mentioned, I think on the show before, that we had somebody who was possessed who was not even able to come into our home.  And when you talk about the rosary, is it proper to think that as we have our homes blessed by priests, as we live a holy life, as we pray that we're pushing back the darkness, is that a proper way of understanding it, praying the rosary, all of that? That's very interesting. You said that when someone's possessed, they got close to your house. They couldn't walk inside because when your house is blessed and protected and prayers, the demons can't stand it. That's not the first case I've heard of that. And by the way, another good story, which a possessed person was away from her apartment and I was in there by myself, so I blessed the place. I sprinkled holy water around it and exercised it. She comes in later, then later sends me a text and says, did you do something to my house? I said, why do you ask? She said, well, the demons hate it. I said, they still hate it. I said, what do you expect? I'm an actress. That's, of course, I did. I did. And so, yeah, I mean, there was concrete proof that demons ate a blessed house.  Anything holy. They can't stand crucifixes. They can't stand holy water. They can't stand the saints relics. Any holy thing just makes them crazy and makes them suffer. So the next point that I want to ask you about is demons and tattoos. I probably shouldn't laugh because a lot of this is suffering, but our producer who happens to be my son has a St. Michael the Archangel tattoo on his right arm. I think you should tell him what you said the first time you saw the one across. When, so he, this is a brief side story, but we moved to Alabama. He was going to go into the military. He wanted to go in special forces and he, he said, you know, he knew it was hot. He was going to be working in the yard for us and he said, dad, I got to tell you something. I got a tattoo and, and he said, it's in Latin. I said, well, let me see it. And he, he, he showed it to me. And then he said, I said, well, what do you think it says? And he says, my strength comes from on a high. And I said, that's not what it says. Who told you that?  But I was just messing with him. But anyway, regarding tattoos, just like with pornography is often cursed by Satanists. So it has a, you know, an even greater power than just the natural human I've heard or, and I think you've written about tattoos, artists who are Satanists, who are infusing, I guess, with some kind of demonic curse, the tattoos that really common. I've very recently, a group of young men had tattoos of a demon on their arm. And I've got the pictures of a common demon. And this is very serious. What you're basically doing is committing yourself like a, like a cow that's branded to these demons. That's really what you're doing. You're branding yourself as a, as a vassal of, of these demons. That's a horrible thing. Now, the good news is that there isn't good news is that on our app again, there's a prayer to decommission tattoos. Now, do we, do we want to have a tattoo of our lady on us? Well, I'm frankly, I'm not a fan of any tattoos, maybe that's because I'm getting old. But I would say, I mean, I have some reservations about any sort of tattoos, but definitely putting a tattoo of something demonic on your body is a very, very bad idea. And if you've done that, get rid of it, but go through that painful process and say that prayer to decommission tattoos. Okay. Um, so here's a fascinating one and you know, we, we kind of laugh about people being narcissistic or, or resisted or, you know, talk about it or whatever. Um, I know certainly it's, it's can be a, a form of, um, desolation to be narcissistic because it's the opposite of love. What is this?  What is that? Explain that to us. Well, Satan is the ultimate narcissist and sometimes in sessions, you know, I'll look at the demons and I'll say, you know, does, does Satan love you? Lucifer love you? Tell me the truth. And Jesus name. No, I said, does Jesus love you? And I'm going to say, yes.     Say he's not going to reward them. He's going to reward himself. He's the only person he cares about. And he'll brutalize everyone for his own torture. Whereas God sacrificed himself in Jesus for us. What a difference. God loves us, gives himself to us in love, where Satan only takes. Yeah, yeah. I want to jump back to one about exorcism in America really quick. This is something I forgot to ask you. Do you find any demonic reality in, I would say, demonic political structures? I'm not trying to make a political statement, but as an example, I wrote an article for Crisis Magazine on the occultic practices of Black Lives Matter. The founders themselves, I'm not and I'm not claiming anything. The founders haven't been open about. They say they conjure the dead in their shouting out, say the name, all that. But in terms of just general, generally, are there demonic system, political systems or ideas or socialism or Marxism that come up in exorcism? And if they don't find, but I'm just curious. Well, there can be group possessions. And I there's some thought, and I think it's true that the Nazi High Command were probably possessed as a group and their desire to kill the Jews is something that would be very demonic.  So the getting back at them would be a demonic. So yeah, groups can be by their fruit, you shall know them. If they promote violence, discord, hatred, then then they're promoting Satan's agenda. They may or may not be fully possessed, but they're doing Satan's will, not God's. So you mentioned Nazism. How is how is Satan's rage spreading? You know, how are we and again, not to not to put a wet blanket on everything, but this is true and we need to be aware of of how the difficulties happening. So how is it spreading? How can we protect our families? How can we protect ourselves from this? And how can be aware? Like, what are what are some of the signs? Well, I see so much anger today. I drive down the streets. I talk to people I sort of think I I can't believe the rage in people's voices and hearts, I find it very distressing. A sense of inner peace is a sign of God's presence. And so this is disturbing to me that that rage that's everywhere prayer again. I love that expression from Martin Luther King. He said, hatred cannot drive out hatred. Only love can drive out hatred. That he he understood the message of Jesus. And people sometimes don't like this message.  In other words, Jesus meant that. That's the only way to stop evil is the love your enemies. Pray for those who persecute you. Republicans, pray for the Democrats, Democrats, pray for the Republicans. We should be praying for everyone and forgiving and loving, even though people do bad things. That's the only way to conquer evil. We're so grateful for Monsignor Rosetti spending so many shows with us. You can find them all out at spiritualdirection.com also out on EWTN. Diary of an American Exorcist is the book, Demon Possession, The Modern Day Battle Against Ancient Evil. I want to mention one other resource for you out at apostoliva.org. That's A-P-O-S-T-O-L-I-V-I-A-E dot org. We have a discernment of spirits courses that are free out there for you to help you understand the movements of the enemy in your life and how they may or may not be affecting you in a kind of a normative day to day basis beyond it's not as extraordinary as exorcism, but certainly the battle that every one of us faces daily is with the constellation desolation. So if you're interested in that, head out to apostoliva.org and we'd love to give you that free course and there's no strings attached. So thank you again, Father Monsignor Rosetti, Father and Monsignor Rosetti for Diary of an American Exorcist and all the good work you're doing at St. Michael's Center. We're grateful for you.  Thank you. May the God of peace make you perfect in holiness. May he preserve you whole and entire spirit, soul and body irreproachable at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. Amen. Father, can you hold on for a minute?


whether you love them or hate them, there's always things worth buying at Walmart. Let's see what five things we have to talk about this month. Hey there, NJ, root22.com here with another product company business vlog. And this vlog is about Walmart. And we know that there's a whole discussion going on about whether people should shop at Walmart and how it's destroying small businesses. But the fact of the matter is it's here today and it sells things that are a lot cheaper than other places. So for people looking to save their money or make their dollar go further, Walmart is not a bad option. There's not enough people ganged up against Walmart to make a dent at this point. So keep shopping at Walmart and save your money. Anyway, so I want to talk about a few things that I buy at Walmart regularly. And the first item is organic tea. Technically flavored teas is one of our favorite beverages, non-sweetened. It's just usually nice herbs and spices that go a long way at replacing sugary beverages or any other kind of juices that are high in carbs. Our favorite at the moment, it's under $3 a box, like $2.90 a box. Our favorite at the moment is the ginger turmeric flavor. I can't really find a turmeric tea, like yogi doesn't seem to make when they make a ginger lemon, which I like, but it's usually closer to $4 a box. So we enjoy these teas in between drinking sessions, alcohol. Another thing that we used to buy routinely at Walmart was heavy cream. We're not a snob about the, you know, the thickeners or anything like that, whether it's carrageenan or whatever that stuff is called. And for the longest time, it was $1.62 a pint or around $3.12 a quart. Cheap, shop-right brand heavy cream is usually closer to $6 a quart and you're looking at $7 or $8 a quart. Sometimes it's like almost $10 or $11 a quart depending on whether you buy organic or not. So this is, but they recently raised their price 20% to $1.94 a pint, which I don't understand if there's some sort of dairy shortage or not, but the heavy cream is normally very expensive at other supermarkets and Walmart has it pretty cheap. Normally also, we also buy it at Aldi and Lidl, where it's also at $1.60 something a pint. And it's just as good. I mean, we use it for everything. We even make our own ice cream. We'll explain one day that it's a little phase we're going through now, but we're not going to stick with it forever. And another thing I've been buying a lot, you might have noticed in a blog post a week or so ago, is the Technew Poison Ivy Scrub. It's this tube of exfoliating scrub that you put on your body after you've been landscaping or in the bushes or gardening or whatever the hell you're doing. And if you became exposed to poison ivy, it dissolves the oils and pretty much prevents you getting a poison ivy outbreak. It's important though, and I never knew this, but it takes eight hours or up to eight hours for the poison ivy to get absorbed into your skin and create that awful, God awful rash. So the sooner you can take a shower and rub this stuff on and dissolve the oils, the better.  But it's around 12 bucks a tube at Walmart and it's usually 15, 16 bucks or higher elsewhere. So you save a few dollars there. And they also have the actual treatment for poison ivy if you do happen to get an outbreak. And another thing we enjoy buying at Walmart, and this isn't our first option, but they have a pretty decent selection of arts and crafts, not just for kids, but for everybody, but they have a lot of kiddie arts and crafts. And if you don't feel like schlepping out the hobby lobby or Michaels, and you're in the need of for something for your for your kids or for your own little artwork project, they have surprisingly decent selection of arts and crafts. And, you know, obviously it's not a whole store of arts and crafts. But if you if you need to, and I'm sure a lot of people don't even know that this section even exists, just got to walk around Walmart and see what they sell. And lastly here for our top five this month is cooking oils. We don't use a lot of cooking oil anymore. We normally prefer butter and bacon fat. If we had beef tallow, we'd use it, we sometimes use lard. Those are the best cooking oils to use.  But our family does avocado oil, as well as coconut oil are the two top preferred non animal based cooking oils that we like to use. And they have the large size usually like 16 or 32 ounce containers of these preferred cooking oils and they have them very cheap usually half the price of other supermarkets. So I highly recommend you find your avocado and coconut oils at Walmart. And there's a couple other things I want to mention. It's not on my list. But we discovered last week that Walmart has these packages of fresh muts. I mean, it's not it's not hand water muts that you can get, you know, at the Italian delis. And it's a different kind of muts, it's a more of a melting muts that you would use on a burger, or you could shred it and put it on your pizzas if you still eat bread. And it melts really nicely. And I was thinking for $1.43, that's insane, because the prices at shop right normally are anywhere from like nearly $4 a pound or higher, even five, six, seven dollars a pound for this, you know, shelf stable vacuum sealed, these pounds of muts. And I was thinking that this stuff would taste fake and processed. But believe it or not, it shredded just like regular muts, it melted quite well. And it actually had a really, really good flavor. I was surprised. I mean, I actually love it. I don't know if they put any kind of addictive chemicals in there that make me like it unnaturally. But I'm going to buy this until I find out otherwise. It's cheaper than even the supermarkets on sale, like substantially cheaper. So Walmart's going to be our go to place for these blocks of muts. Also, I used to, people can say very easily, oh, don't buy technology at Walmart. It's really a shoddy low end stuff. And in the past, that was a real major league tech snob. I always had to have the best. And that's a psychological condition that humans have to always want better than something else, you know, like I have to upgrade my car, add options, do this and do that. But in 2019, technology is so disposable. It's not like if you spend $5,000 on a television set, it's it's future proof and it's never going to wear out or break down. Most likely, you're going to have to replace your your technology just as fast, whether you buy a $300 or $200 TV or a $1,500 or $2,500 TV. The difference today is so undistinguishable. I mean, I suppose if you're watching 4k, which is really not taking off yet, except online, I wouldn't even recommend wasting my money on the high end stuff. And I also bought a 55 inch TV. I don't forget how much I paid for a couple hundred bucks. We never watched TV in this house. But when we turn it on, it looks great. And high depth 1080p looks looks perfect. I mean, I guess you could adjust the color balance. And if you don't watch TV, it doesn't really matter. And same goes for their laptops. I remember spending them nearly like three or $4,000 on some custom PC, maybe 10 years ago, with a auto paint finish, I paid an extra $200 for it was really nice. It was a really heavy duty computer, but it became outdated just as fast as any other thing. So I would just mean, there's a couple bare minimums you want to get. You want to get a certain amount of RAM and you want to have a what do you call it, a solid state hard drive. And if you're into any kind of graphics processing or gaming, you probably want to get a dedicated video processor. That's why I like using desktop computers. But we have a laptop, a couple laptops that running around the house here. And I just use it for surfing the web, or doing banking, or I mean, there's really no reason to get a high-end computer. I wouldn't recommend a Chromebook or any one of those cloud based computing solutions. But for also, by the way, you can go on Amazon used and best box, I mean, best buy open box. They always have computers cheap. I think I scored a Lenovo touchscreen for 90 bucks. And it works great. I couldn't really run Windows on it. I had to format the hard drive and install Linux, which it runs like great. I mean, I can run the 50 tabs on my browser and run the close circuit TV for the house. And even though it only has two gigs of RAM, it works great. And that's about it. We'll be back in a month or two with some other things that we think are worth buying at Walmart in order to save money. Have a nice rest of your week.


In this video, I want to talk about subset selection and specifically the Lasso-Lars algorithm and what it has to do with the curse of dimensionality. So here's a general setup. Suppose you have a collection of data, such as this orange point cloud, and you want to fit a linear model to the data. Well, there are many, many choices. Of course, the Gauss-Markov theorem tells us the best choice in terms of accuracy, but there are other models one could work with. For example, one could use the zero model, where the coordinate y in this case depends on x1 and x2 as the function zero. One could imagine from that model gradually adjusting the coefficients of the model to account for more and more of the data. For example, one could measure that using the fraction of variance explained, which is based on the RSS error of the model. So instead of thinking about a particular model being a best fit, I want you to think about having a family of models that live in some space, some space of hyperplanes in this case, and we swing through that space looking in different directions to go from models that explain very little of the data to models that explain most of the data. So when we think about linear fit, usually we have an array of predictors x, which is n entries with p predictors, and the array of responses y, which is n entries with a single response each, so we're trying to figure out how y depends on x. The goal is to find a linear model, which is really p coefficients, where y is approximately x times m, that's our linear model. Now you should know that we can measure the quality of a model using residual sum of squares. So the residual is the actual y value minus the predicted value xm. This gives us a vector in n dimensional space, one for each value entry. The residual sum of squares is simply the sum of the squares of those residuals. It's the L2 norm of the error between the actual and predicted values across your data set. And the fraction of variance explained is a quantity that is derived from the residual sum of squares, where a value of one means that all of your data is explained perfectly by the model. There's zero residual, and all the variance of the response y is accounted for. A fraction of variance explained of zero means effectively that your model is worthless, it predicts it explains zero of the variation of your response variable y. The classic case of a model which explains zero of the variance would be the zero model. Okay, so now let's think about that space of models. We start off with the zero model indicated by this blue dotted zero zero in model space. So maybe the horizontal axis here is the coefficient m1, and the vertical axis is the coefficient m2 for a model of y equals m1x1 plus m2x2. The Gauss-Markov theorem tells us that the classic linear fit is the optimum minimizer of the data based on the RSS metric, based on the RSS measurement. So our goal is to somehow find a way from the zero model, which explains nothing, to the Gauss-Markov linear fit model that explains as much of the data as possible. In other words, we have sort of an energy landscape where we want to find the optimum point in this energy landscape in model space. The closer you are to the dot in the upper right, the better your model is at explaining the data. Okay. So the best fit model should minimize error. And we can drive a perfect formula for it. This is the classic normal equations for a linear model, which you can drive simply using multivariable calculus. So to find the best fit model, you solve the system x transpose x times the model equals x transpose y. That's a system of, that's a P by P matrix. And overall, you obtain a model that way. That's the best fit model from the Gauss-Markov theorem. An important question, however, is, is that really the best model? Suppose you're in a situation where you have 10,000 variables to work with. And the coefficients of the best fit model are all over the place. Now, as a human, it's very hard to process what the model is telling you when it involves, say, 10,000 variables. And some of the, some of the coefficients are very large, say, x 10,000 in this case has a lot of effect, whereas some variables, say, x2 have very little effect on the ultimate answer. So what one can imagine doing is gradually throwing away variables that matter less and less than the model. Until maybe eventually you simplify your model so much that you're only involving the top two or three variables that really matter in the model. Anything else is effectively noise. After all, a variation in x 10,000 has roughly, oh, I don't know, a million times more importance to the model than x2. Of course, one can take this too far and use the zero model. If you dispose of all your variables, you can't explain very much of the data. So in real life, when you're trying to model a system, even with a linear model, there's a key choice to make. And that's if there's a balance between accuracy and simplicity. The Gauss-Markov theorem tells you the most accurate model in terms of your prediction, but often the simpler model is more instructive on how to proceed. For example, maybe we're talking about marketing data. There's lots and lots of data one can collect about customers. But ultimately, if, say, you're a shoe store, you might key in on just a couple of factors, such as what's the household income and how much of the person spent on clothing in the last six months. Those probably tell you a lot more about the buying habits for shoes than maybe which articles they've got on various news websites and other social media information. It might just be the couple factors give you the information you're going to, or you really need to know to solve your problem. So in fact, we're never really thinking about even a linear model. It's not just a question of accuracy. It's a question of accuracy versus simplicity and finding a balance. So what we want is a way to measure the simplicity of a model so that we can balance accuracy against simplicity. So here's our new goal. Minimize the residual sum of squares error of a model M, but minimize only among all models of a given complexity.


watching Beyond Grenade today and today I'm going to do a deep conditioning treatment but this will not be your average deep conditioning treatment. We're going to take it to the next level by adding a little bit of heat. Now I know you're thinking, you have a no heat challenge, what do you mean you're adding heat? It's not that kind of heat, okay? This type of heat is actually going to be beneficial to our hair. So don't go grab that straightener, I will come for you. Now it is very common to be adding heat during a deep conditioning treatment to have that extra penetration of the product into your hair. So some girls use a heated dryer, some use heated towels and wrap their head, but today I'm trying a very convenient product called Hot Head. I'm sure you guys have seen these heated caps before, a lot of other curly vloggers have used them and I personally tried it because one of you, my subscribers wrote me and asked me to do a review on this. So thank you for recommending this product and I'm excited to try it. So as you can see it's called Hot Head, it's their thermal hair care and oh it's editor's choice by NaturallyCurly.com. So let me open this for the very first time, this is going to be a first time first impressions review for you guys. Oh it's heavy, oh snaps. So after doing some research I learned that there's actually flax seeds in here.   The one that I got has their cheetah print, this is their chic style so I thought I'd take it back to my scary spice, spice girls cheetahlicious obsession phase, yes I was obsessed with cheetah print. Cheetah print was my first obsession before pineapples, just FYI that's how serious it was. And then on the inside it's black and this is just a terry cloth material. Now before I tell you anymore about this cap let me heat it up and actually put it on so we can start deep conditioning. So I will be using the blueberry blitz reparative hair mask, I just did a full review on this if you guys want to check it out, but I loved it so much I love the smell I want to use it again so here we are. So I'm going to apply this to my hair and then we're going to put on the cap. Really dry ends, this is the great time to moisturize those ends, wherever you have very dry hair if it's at the bottom or at the top this is when you want to attack.  So now all you got to do is throw this baby in the microwave. So when you first heat it up you want the design pattern to be visible on the outside and then we're going to heat it up for 45 seconds. After the first round of 45 seconds we're going to take it out and actually flip it inside out to make sure that the entire hot head is getting heated. So now the terry cloth is on the outside and we're going to heat it up for another 45 seconds. Then as that goes round and round we take it out one last time, flip it inside out again so that we see the pattern once more and then we're going to do one more set of 45 seconds. Alright it is fresh out the microwave and guess what, it is hot. Now I've seen on other videos this will be worn both ways and the actual printed side is actually a little bit hotter so I'm going to put that side over even though it might be cuter the other way, oh yeah nice and warm. Now this will not be the last time I'll be using this, this will probably be used in my deep conditioning treatments from now on so I will try it, flip the other way and I'll let you guys know if I see a difference but this is how I'm going to be wearing it today. Alright so now we're going to let this sit for about 20 to 30 minutes and first off I can say that I'm already loving this.  So now let me tell you why it's good to use heat during your deep conditioning treatments because it actually will open up the hair shaft. Now this type of heat is good, do not put a straightener through your hair and then deep condition and think you're doing something right, no that is burning your hair, this is just simply opening up the hair shaft. So now whatever deep conditioning treatment that you use, all those natural healthy ingredients can really get into your hair. Now some people actually have hooded dryers, when I first saw a girl use a hooded dryer for a deep conditioning treatment on YouTube I was like in your house like nobody just has a hooded dryer in their kitchen and then I kept watching more videos and a lot of girls did and I was like oh really? But if you do have a hooded dryer that means you actually have to one have that huge thing that takes up all the space or maybe you have one that sits on your countertop but then you are a confine to one spy and you only could do so much. I'm someone that has a lot to do at all times and I like to multitask that's why I do a hair mask and a face mask probably while I edit or I do this like I actually need to move around you can clean the house you could do some squats whatever you need to do you are not confined to one space there's no plugs but I'm still getting the heat that I need for my deep conditioning treatment. Now I definitely recommend this for people like me that have low porosity hair. If you're not sure what type of porosity you have I have a full video explaining high and low porosity hair but in brief if you have low porosity hair that means that your cuticles are very tightly closed shut so it's hard for products to actually get in there because they're just so sealed so by adding heat you are going to open up those hair shafts so all the product can get inside. This is what you have this is what we want. Now a hooded dryer can cost you a hundred plus dollars I don't even know how much those legit salon ones are that I've seen in some girls videos but this cost 30 bucks and this will actually last you a very very long time. Now if you do want your own heated cap you can get this from thermalhaircare.com I got the Cheetah print one but they have a bunch of different types of looks and patterns that you could choose from and this one is $29.95 now if you think about it it is a great investment because it's something that will last you for years it's not getting dirty we're not putting any product on it's just literally being used for heat and then we put it away again so I personally deep condition every single week and that is how I've gotten my hair to grow it's how I keep it moisturized deep conditioning is so important so I really hope you're doing it and if you want to buy one for yourself I do have a promo code I'll put that here and in the description box below so make sure you use that to save you some money. So I'm gonna continue to let this sit for at least 20 minutes and I will be back to show you the results. Alright it has been 30 minutes so now it's time to take off our cap it's definitely doing a better job at keeping in heat than just a normal plastic cap like I usually would so let's take this off oh oh the breeze so I'm gonna rinse this out and I will be back and we'll see how it feels. Alright so if I zoom in you see my curls are nicely defined I'm excited to see how this will do with my hair over time but so far so that is how to use the thermal haircare hothead and I'm so excited to now use this every time my deep condition so get ready you will see me rocking this little heated cap pretty much all the time in my snapchat if you don't follow me on snapchat that's where I show you all my behind-the-scenes of my daily life so make sure you follow me at Ms. Beyond Grenet on snapchat Instagram and Twitter and I will be back with updates to show you how the hothead actually helps my hair over time before you go ask that you get this video a thumbs up and subscribe I post new videos every Sunday so I hope to see you all next week thanks for watching Beyond Grenet today


I've been thinking about myself today, thinking how I changed How I really don't care if you are here or if you don't stay I don't feel those winter blues