Now, another tale well calculated to keep you in. When desperate men seek to overthrow a government, when a dictator is fighting to retain his power, death is the penalty for all the losers. Now, Revolution, written by Peter Fernandez. There's a line of motorcycles right behind the back. Man, that should mean he's almost here. Oh, then get the camera ready. Yeah, okay. Up down, senor. No pictures are to be taken. Huh? What do you mean? No pictures of the dictator are to be taken from this flat.  No pictures. No pictures.  Hey, where'd he go? Why, he just disappeared into the car. Fine thing. We hold this spot for two hours just to see a real old-style dictator in the flesh and some wise guys has no pictures. Is he coming yet? Oh, soprano. Let me see. Yeah, he's standing up in the back, waving at everybody. There he is. There he is. Yes? Good afternoon. You? The man who told us we couldn't take the picture. Where is your husband? Uh, never mind. I can hear him in the shower. Well, what do you want? You do not believe in a being orders, Mr. Sherman? Orders? Of course I do. But your husband went ahead and took a picture anyway. Did he? Where is the camera? How are you? I will find it myself. I'm just a minute. You can't go through our things. Bob! Bob! Keep quiet. Yeah? Come out here. I'm warning you. I'm not dressed yet. We'll put your robe on. I told you to be still. Okay, honey. Now what are you doing here? Let go of my wife. Very well, senor. Now, please give me your camera. Cam? I'll listen here. You listen. Oh, God. I thought I wanted the camera. Now. I'll get it. No. I will get it. Where is it?  The film's still in here? Sure, but... Good. Let me give you a little advice, my dear Americanus. You better get out of this country as soon as possible. Hey, just a minute. That's a valuable camera. Is it? Then I am sorry. But in the future, when someone tells you not to take pictures, do as you are told. That camera's worth over 200 bucks. He can't get away with a thing like that. As soon as I get dressed, we're going to the police. How can we help you? We want to report that our camera was stolen. Well, I am sorry. We cannot help. But you see, our entire force is working on the attempted assassination of a supremo. Attempted assassination? Then he wasn't killed. Fortunately, no. Could you come back and file the necessary report tomorrow? That'd be impossible. See, we're just here on our honeymoon. We're flying back to the state's first thing in the morning. Very well. You will have to see the captain, though he's busy enough. One moment, please. Sure. This is Garcia. I have some Americano tourists here who have a robbery to report. I know Capitan, but they are very insistent. See? See? Yes, sir. Thank you. Thank you. Capitan is very busy, but he will take the time to see you. Please, go through those double doors over there, then down the corridor. His office is the last one on the right. Thanks. Come on, listen. Close the door after you. Going to return our camera after all? Where is the film you exposed to the prey this afternoon? You've already got that. It was in the camera when you grabbed it.  The film was developed.  But of the prey of El Supremo and those nieges of the would-be assassins? Nothing. I don't understand. I do. Clearly, you are trying to conceal the identity of the would-be assassin.  For assassins or those who protect them, there is only one penalty. Look, we're not assassins. We're not anything. We're not even interested in your darn revolution. We're on our honeymoon, that's all. Tomorrow morning we're going home and I go back to work at the office. Tomorrow morning, senor, unless you give me the right film, you will be taken outside of the city and shot. A soton, the Rivera report to me immediately. However, my friends, you can walk out in freedom if you give me the photograph I want. But if it wasn't in the camera, then it just doesn't exist. Both I and one of my men saw you take the picture. Ah, Sergeant Rivera. Yes, Comfort Dunn. You will take one other man with you, a man we can trust. You will remove everything from the Sheldon's hotel room. Then, Sergeant Rivera, you will go to the desk and remove their registration card and any evidence of charges for room service. In short, you will make certain that there is no proof of the Sheldon's ever having stayed at the hotel. Yes, sir. Go and do it immediately. Yes, sir. Immediately, Captain. Bob, we can't let them do that. We don't know how we can stop them. And you, Lieutenant Soto? Yes, Captain. Lieutenant Soto, these people that behave as enemies of El Supremo, they give you any trouble. Shoot them for resistance. Yes, sir. Now, take them away. We'll talk to some of the other prisoners. We'll get word out to the American consulate somehow. You can't keep us quiet. There will be no others to tell. No one is allowed near these sails. The Captain's ordered. Doesn't make sense. Why would they want to kill us just for a photograph? Could it be that they're afraid of the picture? Afraid? Why would they be... Liz. Liz, that's it. They could have been in on the plot to kill the dictator. That could be the reason, couldn't it? But it is. Sure, why they must be the would-be assassins. Bob. If we can just get word to somebody, anybody, let them know we're in here. Well, we could give the Captain the photograph he wants. You don't believe we gave it to him? If we did, why hasn't he caught it? I don't know it. Unless... Unless... What? Oh, my God. What is it, Bob? I know what happened. Oh, Liz, in all that excitement, I forgot to take the cover off the lens. Are you sure? Sure, I'm sure. Liz, there is no photograph. We couldn't prove that the Captain and his friends are the would-be assassins even if we wanted to. We'll never be able to convince them that they're safe from us. I know. But... But if their revolution is successful, we've got a chance that they'll release us. And if their revolution fails, they'll never accept the fact that there's no photograph that we're not dangerous to them. Bob, put your arms around me. Sure, honey. Sure. That better? I'm afraid. There's no reason to be, honey. We'll get out of here. You can't fool me, darling. You're scared, too? Yes. Yes, I am. In just a moment, we will return for the second act of... suspense. Munch, munch, munch, fritos with corn chips. And since fritos' corn chips are fresh as spring itself, it seemed appropriate to give you a springtime gift. So fritos have attached a free package of flower seeds on their large bags as their salute to spring.  And there, right in the bag, is your free package of flower seeds. They're the finest seeds you could get anywhere. Genuine burpee seeds, and there are three varieties. Beautiful zinnias, snapdragons, or petunias. Get yours while they last. Free flower seeds on the large bags of fritos' corn chips. Munch, munch, munch, munch, fritos with corn chips. It's not polite to smack your lips, but you can't help it with fritos' corn chips. Munch, munch, munch, munch, fritos with corn chips. Everything has been removed from your hotel, my friends. There is no record of you ever having been there. What about the revolution? Revolution? It's just about over. And who's in power? Our dictatorial supremas retain this power. Bob! I see. The film was not in your hotel. Senor, this is your last chance to be truthful. Your life depends on the truth. I know, Captain. I swear to you, I didn't take any picture this afternoon. If I could believe you... In all that excitement, I forgot to take the cover off my lens. What you say is possible, senor? Really, possible? If you fail to expose the film, you may be able to tell me what number picture it might have been on the roll if you had exposed it. How could I remember a thing like that? We have a truck parked behind this building. It's waiting to take you and your wife and everything you left in the hotel to a rendezvous in the mountains. There you will be disposed of. Try to... A picture that didn't come out would have been number... Number nine. You are certain? How can I be absolutely certain? I think it was number nine. Perhaps it could be that you're telling the truth. I shall have to check the number of exposures. Perhaps you will be able to leave in the morning after. You see for yourself, Lieutenant, it is as the Americana claims, eight exposed negatives. The knife and all the ones after it. Not exposed. So the picture was never taken, Captain. That is right. So we will be able to release the Americana's after all. Captain Santos. Yes. That will not be possible. What? What are you saying? The Americana's know why we wanted the film. Are you certain? The block cell in which we're holding them, it is for political prisoners, no? Do you remember the security office had it wired only a few months ago? I remember. I have just monitored the tape recording of all conversations held in that cell since the Americana's were put in there. I have it on the machine. I will play a small portion of it. Now listen. Enough.  They would not have to prove that we tried to kill that supremo. They would not need the photograph to hurt us. Just to throw suspicion on us would be enough. I know, I know. Retent. Yes, sir. Unfortunately, I will be detained here with emergency duties. You and Sergeant Rivera, give them and all their things from the hotel into the truck. Take them to the mountain. I understand. There must be no trace, no mistakes. My life and yours depend on how carefully and thoroughly you get rid of them. In just a moment, we will return for the concluding act of... suspense. Here's Hollywood star Mona Freeman. Who feels like acting with a miserable cold? I relieve cold distress the fast way. 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You're going to free us? Then the cat that knows the picture never turned out. Yes, the captain knows. This way, please. We have a vehicle waiting. Oh, don't go to any trouble. Well, we're only too glad that they could taxi instead. No trouble, I'll show you. The vehicle is just outside his door. That's a prison van. Hey, wait a minute. Get in, both of you.  You have no intention to let us go. No. You know who we are and what we attempted. Get in the truck. Now, anyone who hears merely will think they've brought his back fire.  No, Bob. Hush, Liz. But you can hold me as a hostage. As long as you've got me, you know she won't talk to anyone outside. Why should I bargain? By destroying all evidence of your existence, I ensure my own safety. You have nothing to offer.   And how would he treat a man he finds is very loyal to him? A man would receive recognition. He would be honored. But El Supremo has his favorites. There's no chance for others. Isn't there? How would the dictator reward the man who tells him about the captain and the rest of the traitors? You talk too much. Thank you, alone, Bob. Only chance. Now, listen, Lieutenant. What about you? Be still, senor. Aren't you ambitious? Now that El Supremo was going to stay in power, he'd like to know whose would-be assassins are. And the man who tells him, he'll be honored, promoted.  Okay, Lieutenant. What do you think about it? Before you pull the trigger of that gun and kill us, you give that a lot of very careful thought. We're almost there. Rivera will be driving through the gates to the farm in a moment. Well, how about it, Lieutenant? You can open that little window to the cab and make your friend turn this truck around. Will vouch for you.  Am I to betray my friends? What you ask is too much.  What are a few friends now? We've reached the farm. Few moments. Senor. What makes you so sure your friends will betray you by going and telling El Supremo the truth? Don't they want honor, promotions to say their own skins? Are you going to be a sucker for them? I cannot. What do you want, Lieutenant? To be a captain? To be head of the whole police force? Or for the man that turns in the would-be assassins who becomes a friend of the dictator? Anything is possible, isn't it? Yes, yes, anything. The temptation, you have tempted me beyond. Rivera, turn the truck around. We're going back. What do you mean? We must kill them first. We're not going to kill them. But the captain gave us order to dispose of it. We're going back. I'm giving the orders now. Turn the truck.   Start the truck. Yes, yes, yes, yes. Now back to the city. Yes. That driver is going to look for any opportunity to take care of the lieutenant and us. We will go directly to El Supremo's headquarters. He will tell him what I have done for you and I I will reveal to him the names of the men he wants. You knew my weakness, senor. He saved your life. What are we stopping for? Go on. We're at the gates again. But what we are being blocked. What do you mean? Two of our cars have pulled in. No, no, no, no, no, no. If this is a trick. I swear to you. They are all around us and there. There is Captain Santos. What? I'm sorry, my friends. But if this is true, I will have to follow the captain's orders.  I will not risk my own life. Turn this truck. I warn you. One wrong move and it will all be over. Isn't there another way out of the road? It's too late. Here they are, Captain. We merely were looking for a suitable place and which to kill them. Have you ever gone to a lieutenant's where I will use this machine gun? Huh? Bob, did you hear? Quick, get down the floor. Yes, sir. Drive your gun, Lieutenant. Then get out of that truck. I do not understand. Very well. I'll get down. Yes, sir. Is the Americana safe? Yes. But if you give me only a moment more, I will take care of them. Is that so, Lieutenant? All right, men. Take this trailer away. Traitor. What are you talking about? I already have been here. I've been here. I've been here. I've been here. I've been here. I've been here. I've been here. I've been here. I already have been in touch with El Supremo. He gave me orders to arrest and execute you and the Rivera and the others and try to kill him. Me and the Rivera? What about you? Yes. Seek out of him. No. No, I know what your friends will do if you try not. No. All right, my friends. We will take care of him. I mean, you're not going to try to get rid of us? Shoot us? Perhaps that was the plan of those traitors. They will be punished, you may be sure. Is this some kind of trick? Tricks in your... Oh, no, it's no trick. I and some of my men who are loyal to El Supremo merely have come to rescue you. I am grateful that we have succeeded. Yeah, I'll bet you are. It'll mean recognition. A promotion, won't it, Captain? Perhaps, if I am lucky. At any rate, El Supremo will be very pleased with my work tonight. Come. Both of you may ride back to your hotel in my car. Thanks. Thanks very much. I can hardly believe it. You will find that everything has been put back in your hotel room, that your camera has been returned to you. Thanks again. That's all I really came to you about, isn't it? You will be able to catch your plane in the morning after all. Thank goodness. And, uh, let me give you some good advice, and you'll never, never come back to this country.  Don't worry. I understand. Come on, Liz. To the Revolution, written for suspense by Peter Fernandez. In a moment, the names of our players in a word about next week's story of suspense. Kellogg's All-Bran helps put you back in tune. Kellogg's All-Bran is the natural way, the good food way to end constipation caused by lack of bulk in your diet. There's only one All-Bran. Kellogg's All-Bran. It's whole-brand content, gentle-to-way constipation. Supplies your system with the bulk-forming food you need. 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The brain is probably the most complicated object in the universe. And I think questions about how this sort of a remarkable organ that's responsible for all of our thoughts and feelings and cognition, how it's put together and how it functions is really fascinating. My name's Steve Wilson and together with Isaac Bianco we have a discovery award that is looking at brain asymmetry. That is the differences between the left and the right sides of the brain. And our project cuts across all scales going from the genes and molecular mechanisms that establish asymmetry in the brain through to the circuits and the behavioral consequences of brain asymmetry. Brain asymmetries are present across the entire animal kingdom. People have been fascinated by them for many years, but it's really not clear how those asymmetries come about and what purpose they serve. The first step of the project is to try to understand the developmental mechanisms that give rise to the differences between left and right sides. What are the genes and signaling pathways? Second part of the project is to ask what is the asymmetry good for? Suppose asymmetry is lost. What's the consequences of that upon the functioning of the brain? And so our work really addresses very fundamental mechanisms of understanding the organization, the structure and the function of the brain. Surprisingly, some of our best animal model systems, the mouse and fly, to date, haven't had very good systems for studying nervous system asymmetry. And so the zebrafish as a vertebrate has become a very prominent model system for looking at asymmetries. One of the main advantages of zebrafish for this type of work is that they have a tiny and optically transparent brain and this allows us to use advanced light microscopy techniques to look at the structure of the brain but also its activity in behaving animals. We can record these patterns of change and understand how the brain is processing information really at single cell resolution. One of the easiest types of behavior to study are visually mediated behaviors because we can show the fish different visual stimuli and see how the fish responds. The left side of the brain receives visual information. So if we are mutating a gene which is affecting the herbanila, the left side of the brain, we need to figure out whether what we are affecting is visual function or are we affecting the eye. What we have here is a free leaf moving fish. Below it we have a projector which is displaying the stimulus and from above it we have a camera which is going to be measuring or tracking the tail of the fish. We kind of mimic what would happen in real life with a fish and they are in the water. If there is water flowing towards them they would swim with it. Essentially this allows us to analyze each different parameter. I think the really exciting thing about this project is that we have a real opportunity to understand brain asymmetry across multiple scales all the way from genetic and molecular processes which contribute to the development of asymmetries through to looking at the function of asymmetric circuits across the entire brain and characterizing in detail animal behavior and understanding what effect those asymmetries have. Discovery research allows the investigator to follow wherever the science is taking them. So we find unexpected results all over the place and that allows us to pursue different lines of investigation depending upon the results of our previous experiments.


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And observe the tofu and the sriracha and breathe It is yummy You love it. You want to eat it It is nutritionally dense if you believe it Alright guys, welcome back to the channel if you new man's Bobby guys today We're going to react to Melissa Alexandria with her video what I eat in a day plant-based and Seven months pregnant plant-based and pregnant. Please inform the authorities. Let's have a look Melissa You should never see those two words combined Criminal honestly good morning. I'm Melissa and welcome back to my channel I've got a healthy what I eat in a day video for you today I have no you don't you don't have a healthy what I eat video for us today because you are pregnant You should feed yourself with nourishing animal foods veganism does not equate to healthy It's a contradiction these in so so long I've taken a long break from making YouTube videos You should I'm very happy to be back and I'm gonna show you how I eat this way while very pregnant why and It's a little bit different. I try to get more protein in and I have to eat more frequently Rather than having the low calorie density comm can you see that guys? Let me just move myself out of the way here low calorie density comm How will you achieve low caloric density with plant foods?   So what do you need? Real nutrition Concentrated all right. So first thing not a banana. I usually have a banana Just to put something in my stomach just to put something in but I don't have enough space in my stomach before I walk back Um, and then I'll come back and make some breakfast. Wow. It's just nice to have something quick and easy To eat first thing because I'm hungry right away when I wake up Yeah, you are hungry because your body craves nutrition now. You're just consuming what? Sugar and vitamin c that is not nutrition that will give you a little bit of energy But no micronutrients All right, I'm going to respect.  That's it in a banana Normally, I would use a frozen banana more sugar these but I haven't put any of them in the freezer So this one will have to do and then I'm also going to add some ground cinnamon Okay, and a splash of unsweetened vanilla cashew milk Yeah disgusting and chia seeds are 99 of those cashew milks are fortified with chemical vitamins Fun fact most pregnant ladies experience nausea pregnancy sickness when they consume pregnancy vitamins Go figure My woman on the other hand didn't touch any chemicals during her pregnancy consumed only nutritionally dense animal foods and never Felt sick not one single time just for some added protein And to help make in god's name. What are you doing woman? How will you extract any meaningful protein out of those chia seeds? Let's assume you're gonna absorb all the protein in those chia seeds That's maybe five grams of chia seeds. How much protein is that exactly that would equate to 0.5 grams of protein Yes more filling wow And the frozen cherries are just for sweetness. Yeah, that's true cinnamon Where's the husband? And a splash of cashew milk. Wow man. This is so sad, dude Then I'm just gonna add my water in and blend this all out Disgusting and you're gonna wake up out of this delusion at some point But it's going to be too late. This is going to make close to two 16 ounce glasses So I just kind of sip this throughout the morning. Who cares? Lowcaredensity.com should be called low nutritional density The nice thing about having kale or spinach or any dark leafy green in the morning Is that no matter what else you eat that day, you know that at least you've had some dark leafy greens Yeah, thank god for that. However, even alive. I haven't touched leafy greens in three years straight Man, just look into what your ancestors ate. They had no access to dark leafy greens. That wasn't part of their nutrition I'm from the Balkans. My grandparents never heard of kale or broccoli They lived of raw milk and meat and they were healthy. Wow Kind of forget to have some. Yeah, at least you've had some early on. You gotta have it And as far as the chickpeas go, I only put a third of a cup in Because I find if you put any more than that then you can taste them And they don't really add much of a nice flavor to it. Oh really?  Why?  I brought this example a billion times here on the channel A cow is grazing and the grass tastes phenomenal to the cow. Yes, believe it or not Otherwise the cow wouldn't eat the grass. It wouldn't graze. The grass is the specie specific diet of the cow Therefore it tastes fantastic. Guess what you've been duped Brainwashed into believing that healthy foods must taste disgusting.   This is why children don't like vegetables on the other hand Food that is your specie specific diet will taste fantastic. Try sashimi, try steak tartare, try steak in general It always tastes amazing So I like to have them go undetected All right for lunch. I've got something super easy. It's basically three ingredients plus some seasoning So I've got some leftover wild rice that I made yesterday in my instant pot I was a really picky eater when I was a kid and rice was one of the only foods that I really enjoyed eating Yeah, what else did you enjoy with soy sauce? I just loved it and I still do And we've got some tofu I've already got the package open here, but it is organic super firm tofu Man, you're pregnant and this is the last thing on earth you want to eat matter of fact This is the last thing on earth anybody wants to eat because it is not food and you know it The tofu leads to hormonal disruptions.  There you have a zucchini Where is the nutrition? You talk about low caloric density? Yes, this is little calories. This is little nutrition There are no micronutrients in your food. How will you feed a baby? Listen, there is a good reason why ancient people have been fattening up Prior to pregnancy have been eating the nutritionally dense most priced foods on the planet Which are organs of course look into rural people and see how they eat and look at what kind of healthy children They produce it is due to the nutritional content that is found in animal foods Not this gung and I'm going to be using a third of the pack So about half of what's left here And then I'm going to slice up this entire zucchini Amazing, you need the entire zucchini first with a splash of water on the stovetop for a few minutes Warm up the rice in the microwave And then add the tofu to the zucchini in the frying pan for a couple of minutes just to warm it up And for seasoning I'm going to be using garlic powder A little bit of sriracha.  Wow flavors that I use over and over again And that's just because I'm a creature of habit I know what I enjoy and it just makes me old make it a habit today to eat animal foods Please I'm really easy And I just know which spices and seasonings to combine in order to get a flavor that I really enjoy I've got the zucchini veganism is only about flavor, of course They're tricking themselves into believing that what they're eating is actually nutritious, of course It is not most of the time it is heavily messed with spices Sources and of course salt the salt replicates the mineral density that you usually find in animal foods sliced up very thinly and I'm just Suts hang them In the frying pan with about an ounce or two of water.  I really want her to be healthy.  It honestly tastes like pie filling. It's really sweet and delicious and still super healthy Yeah, you have an eating disorder as well on top of that. It seems you want to maintain a slim physique This is why you do this probably it kind of reminds me of the what I eat in a day of dr. Dr Ultimately, you should seek help.  You're destroying yourself and your baby yet again What is this man? But vegans don't really understand what nutrients actually are just let these saute even make memes out of that nutrients though As if we need them on medium heat for about Four or five minutes cool, man until they're nice and soft I'm just sprinkling some cinnamon on top Okay, but now think about this This fruit head some vitamin c now that you cooked it probably doesn't have any vitamin c left So now it is just sugar caramelized sugar in some instances. So where's the vitamin a where's the vitamin d3 Where's the protein? Where's the cholesterol? Where's the creatinine? Where's the carnison not in those plans? Lots of cinnamon because I love it. Love it. Love it. All right. I am going to make a soup for dinner using I'm not pregnant. I don't have any morning sickness, but I'm gonna puke my instant pot And I literally just watching my pantry my fridge and freezer and my spice cabinet and just Saw what I had available and what I know human being can survive of this It seems that you really don't know it but think about it here. You have some corn. You have some peas You have some cabbage some carrots and some beans No fat soluble vitamin was seen on that given day. How will you survive long term? Thought would kind of go well together, but they don't know. I rarely follow recipes when I make soups I kind of just DIY it and it usually turns out great So I've got it has been already three years plus that I'm x vegan now And it is very hard for me to remember how brainwashed I was I try to put myself into their shoes and then I do remember that you really do not know You don't know anything. You have no idea about nutrition You just listen to certain things online probably and that's it. You cannot help yourself You will destroy yourself and that is fine. Go right ahead The only issue that I have here is your child wake up for its sake one yellow onion I always add onions to my soups. I just love the flavor Yeah, you love the flavor as I said a billion times here on the channel garlic, onions, antiseptic Destroy microbes within your body. Not a good idea Especially not if you're pregnant and then I've got these little Potatoes to use up. So I've got 10 of them here. I'm just going to give them a good wash And chop these up into little cubes. I've got a zucchini. Where's the husband? Where is he tiny carrots? I'm going to probably use about half of this cabbage For what and then instead of Veggie stock or soup broth, which I very rarely use I'm going to use about a tablespoon of this red miso paste I remember this face man I wasn't a very very similar sport when I was following a whole food plant based diet based on the daily dozens Based on dr. Joel foreman the nutrientarian diet He called that gunk Anyways, you're very very brainwashed into believing that you will single-handedly pick only the healthy foods and then by default You're going to be healthy. The opposite is the truth. You will see that junk food vegans actually survive longer They do better than whole food plant based vegans because they have higher calories and with that they can maintain Their own fat reserves, which are still saturated with vitamins that they ate in the past This is no joke junk food vegans really do longer than whole food plant based vegans If you're following a completely sodium free or added salt free diet, then skip this part But uh, I'm gonna add Some of this thick miso paste thick, which gives the soup a really really nice flavor You want me so bad man add any salt in afterward And for my spices, I've got onion powder. She loves onion. Can you tell I like onion?  You wouldn't have a side effect real food Never leads to a side effect. And keep that in mind. I'm gonna add about a cup of frozen corn And sweet peas or is the pig food and you know what I forgot that I'm gonna add Curry powder if anyone watching is just switching over to a whole food plant-based diet or considering it One of my why would I tips is to Really embrace seasonings Seasonings with all the difference the last thing you want is Oh, man, that is so adorable. I guess she's giving you tips how to make those plants edible and enjoyable because they all taste like crap She still doesn't understand that it's not her species specific diet To have you know these beautiful healthy meals, but not really enjoy the flavors And so if you if you need to but how is it healthy then why are you so gullible?  I have to repeat myself in the hope.  Yeah smoked paprika is really really delicious Yeah, because it reminds you of meat something that I probably wouldn't have thought about a couple of years ago, but Now I included in tons of my dishes and I really enjoy it You shouldn't you don't enjoy the flavors of the food It's so much less likely that you're gonna stick with eating this way But why would you stick eating this way? What's the point? What is it that make you genuinely love this food? I love it. It doesn't you don't genuinely love this food Otherwise you could eat it in this raw state and you would genuinely enjoy the food one plus one equals 35 And you only love this food Then it doesn't feel like you're on a diet at all. It just feels like eating healthy delicious food that you love Yeah, but it is a diet. Of course It is already called a whole food plan based diet. It is not your species specific diet This is something that would come natural to you.   Probably many people just come to those videos to relax to enjoy Onion powder the holy onion powder Oh Yes, check it in because so delicious cups of water in there now. I'm just adding in the cabbage Disgusting and I only did seven not ten of those little potatoes just because I was worried about overfilling this instant pot Cabbage and zucchini are so full of water as well So you'll see that once this is cooked There's a lot more water in the pot Man yes, but where is the nutrition woman? Tell us please and I'm going to cook this on high for 25 minutes Okay, do that Smells really good Not doesn't so what I'm going to do is I'm just going to serve up one Small bowl now Why don't you put a whole chicken in there to get some collagen to get some protein to get some fat? Weed a little bit for your child. I can't anymore. Honestly have another bowl in about what should I say? There's no help for those people Really no matter what I say. They're not gonna listen It's bully Bobby. Peace for me. I'm gonna add some to why you're so angry Bobby People really don't get it. All I want here is to help you. I was a vegan for four years straight They're not gonna listen Mochili, yay Excitement toxins there we go Very easy and filling dinner Filling yes, but not nourishing know the difference All right, now I'm just having a cup of sugar cookie sleigh ride tea It's a really yummy sweet holiday. Yeah, everything's yummy. Everything's delicious.  She eats a lot of frozen stuff Which indicates that she is anemic if you're anemic you get the urge to crush ice and to eat frozen stuff That is an iron deficiency, especially now when you're pregnant. Yes, you probably are iron deficient That could impair the growth of the child, but who cares? Let's be vegan guys Half an hour ago to just let it fall out Oh, who planned this? Frozen blueberries, frozen berries, sweet cherries and frozen mango chunks Free from frozen. Thanks so much for watching guys. I'll see you in my next video. Bye bye All right guys, and this is it for today's video. Absolutely Unbelievable. I don't know what to say anymore. Honestly on the one hand I'm kind of exhausted talking about the same thing over and over again But at the same time I do still see people. Thank god waking up from the vegan spell Let's pray for her. Let's hope that she wakes up too All right, but this is it for today's video if you liked it leave the thumbs up if you haven't subscribed already guys Please do so and as always may god bless you all much love and peace


Thank you. Tour of this crucial issue. I'll introduce our other two speakers before asking them to make some opening comments. Adrienne Acosta, immediately to my right, is Chief Executive Officer of Journal Media, where he was also Chief Operating Officer for five years. Adrienne is also Chair of the Native Advertising Council of Interactive Advertising Bureau of Ireland, and he's a graduate of Columbia University. Robert Pitt, next beside Adrienne, is Chief Executive of Independent News and Media. Prior to joining INM as Chief Executive in late 2014, Mr. Pitt held senior management positions in the retail sector in Eastern Europe. In Tesco, he was COO in the Czech Republic. Prior to which he held the position of Managing Director at Tesco Franchise Stores in the Czech Republic and Operations Director, hypermarkets Tesco, Czech Republic and Slovakia. I hope that's broadly accurate. So maybe we can start with you, Robert. Your legacy publisher, you're the dinosaur, you're expected to be the supporter of this copyright directive. Perhaps you'd give us your perspective, Robert, on what the comments you've heard and the directive generally. Sure, well, we're not just a print publisher, we're also the operator of the largest digital news platform in the country, Independent IE, and successfully. So we're very proud of our newspapers, as we are of our independent IE, and the content or the journalism that we put onto our newspapers, we put onto our platform, we're very proud of that too, because a lot of history, expertise, experiences got into creating that and making sure that we can stand over every day what we put in our newspapers and what we put in our online platform, and that's key to what we do. We don't put content out there which we don't think does have a value either to the person who's reading it, in terms of if they want to buy the paper and reward us for that, or reading it and allowing us to monetize around the advertising and on the online platform. And what we're seeing is the whole ecosystem has been very disrupted by fake news and you referred to the Trump election, other events that have happened as well. You have not just fake news, you could call it fake advertising as well with the targeting on Facebook that came out without anti-Semitic advertising and very malign advertising. So it's a worrying world out there. And what I think we have to start looking at is we cannot put the genie back in the bottle on this. We are in a world dominated very much by two operators, Google and Facebook who have excellent platforms. They have done an excellent job of allowing advertisers connect with the audiences that they need to reach with. And Google focus very much on intent of what people are trying to find, what they're trying to do and Facebook focusing on insight and how people behave and so forth now. But we are the fuel that's driving the traffic on that. We are the people who are making people pick up their phone or pick up the newspaper and read content and read a piece and try to be informed. Where do people come once Trump was elected or once Brexit had happened? Our newspaper sales, our traffic actually went up because they were confused and they came to us and they wanted to read about the informed opinions about what's happening and to be reassured and to have insight. And we're a really crucial part of that whole ecosystem and I think this thing about the snippets and that's been tried, okay? And we cannot do something which is going to make the world more complex. If I was looking for help on something now at the moment or if I was looking for a discussion in the environment that we're in, I'd be looking for people to help me do two things if it's Google or it's Facebook, it's to help find people who are willing to reward publishers such as us for good quality journalism to say, actually I believe that what I've read there, it's helped me, it's given me insight and I'd like to reward you for that. So we need the insight back from these giants and from the world of the internet. And we also need to make it easier to in some way get a reward for that.  Like I don't think you find any publisher who has a dogmatic reason to object to a paywall or to monetization of content because we invest an awful lot of input. We'd like to get rewarded for it. But something, and I'm very encouraged by the news in the last few days where we've seen that Google are working with News Corp, for example, on helping to make pay for content easier, exactly accessible or easier to transact, transact which is a very positive step. These things will help, but it has to be simple because the whole world of the internet is about removing friction. It's about making things simpler and allowing you get what you want quicker. And we welcome that. Journalism has read more people than it ever was before. Our stories are more widely disseminated. We've earned more respect. There was the Reuters report that came out and said we have a trusted platform, we're very proud of that and we will never give that up. And that's the line of the sand which I think all of us publishers will not go across. We will not enter into the fake news sector or arena. We're proud of what we do. We have too long a tradition in terms of publishing a paper since 1913 to give this away. And we're very resilient businesses. I don't think that we're going anywhere. We have a challenge. We'll get through it and we'll move on and we're still going to be here and we're still going to have very good journalists reporting on very good stories and helping people. Excellent, so you're embracing the disruption and the disruption that's sitting beside you here. Classic journal of media as a board of politicians myself, myself Catherine, who reflected in some of the common sense of these, we've said it very typical for others to share with us. It has been a tremendous success and some spin-outs from it. So Adrian, perhaps you would give your experience of the last seven years of journal of media and how you've broken through in those years. Okay, thank you for that. Thank you. So we've been publishing for seven years and I think what has worked for us was to accept that perhaps the distribution of information had changed fundamentally and there was no go back. So we had to focus in how to get to our readers in a different way. We didn't know the distribution anymore. We had to cater for how readers wanted to consume content as opposed to tell them, here's how you're going to consume content. And I think that's what worked for us. So we focus earlier on delivering news for a digital platform, a platform that's likely to be mobile, a platform that's likely to be social media. And I suppose in the context of this discussion, what's worrying about, for example, the proposal for having to seek a license to use snippets of content, that it's more likely than not going to exacerbate the matter of using single sources or creating silence of information or creating misinformation even because it kind of shackles aggregators into giving you an idea of what you're about to read should you choose to click on a link. So I would think that it'd be a very bad thing should that happen. I think it'd be a very bad thing for readers, first of all, but also a very bad thing for publishers because ultimately I don't think making news less accessible is something that would benefit publishers even if there is, I suppose, the smallest fee going to travel along the value chain that way. In terms of the other two items, the one about data mining and the one about the filters, to wonder about data mining, I don't understand why it has to be so narrow, but that's just, so it's more a question than a commentary. And the one around filters, I suppose, the concern is what kind of empowerment and responsibility are we having on the two platforms? And what are the consequences of monitoring content or enabling platforms to monitor content, like it is a really serious question. And when you look at all three together, what you're seeing is, or what I see anyway, is perhaps, and I look at that, focus is more on business models that need to be kind of protected, I suppose, to, well, how are we using technology today? Technology, the two shifts of the last, say, 20 years, say, smartphone has only 10 years, right? And then the internet, okay, a bit more, but from the point where we have a connected device that we carry with ourselves all the time, like, that's it. Like you said, the genes are involved, that's it. So what we need to do is we need to figure out how to work with that, as opposed to put barriers that will impede new entries to the market, that will make things more complicated, that will ultimately, in the context of news, in particular, create more misinformation. Okay, thank you, Adrian. Maybe just to, Catherine, to come back to you on, fleshing out the political context of what's going on here, and you've said you, it's great, actually, to hear the European Parliament is looking at this, from a citizen's point of view, very strictly, where is the imperative coming from? Where do you find the battles you're, where's the battlegrounds that you're having, and who are the personnel, I mean, we've heard from Robert that he's sympathetic with it, with your point of view, he's sympathetic with the point of view of the publishers. Perhaps you could build out that context, and also, where are we with the directive? How long is it going to take for it to come into force? So in the 18 years I've been in the Parliament, I've never seen a lobby like this, particularly on issues around the living and on issues around 13, which is not citizens-orientated, but about protecting interests.  I managed to get consensus at 6pm the night before, by 10 o'clock it started to fold, and by the morning, when we got into the office at 7, we didn't know whether we'd actually get it through. And to just give you a picture of some of the lobbying, some people have a lot of money to put a lot of lobbying together. That's, I guess, why I felt that libraries need to have a say in some of this, because if you don't have some way to have a public voice, you're not going to have a balance in some of the debate. But that week, my Spanish colleague had nine phone calls demanding certain ways to vote, and if we'd delayed it any longer, I mentioned that I managed to get success in 13, where we managed to get a compromise, but I lost nearly everything else. And that was a real pity to me, because the internal market committee, which is meant to be looking at the single market, you would think that you'd be able to get some things through. But on 13, where we had a joint competence, and the thing that we actually mattered, the thing that we actually joined responsibility for with the Legal Affairs Committee in the Parliament, so that when I'm in the negotiation, I can stand up for what the internal market had voted on. We got a good compromise and something that I hope will stick. But it's just, I mean, I've worked on tobacco, I've worked on, but I've never seen anything quite like this. The resource that's been put in, the way people are lobbied at. And it's also made me reflect as well, I have to be honest with you, about lobbying in the European Parliament, about people having access, about how lobbying is conducted. And I think there really has to be serious questions where people can roam corridors and target people. And also, it's not just the MEPs, it's the staff.  And you think people would learn lessons or lobbyists would learn. But for many, it's very high stakes. So I'm very pleased that the vote on the internal market committee took place. The reason there's delays in legal affairs is because there are huge issues at stake and there's a new rapporteur, because the existing rapporteur went, it was elected to the Maltese Parliament and left. So that left a gap and it meant that the new rapporteur had to take up the file and also put things on that they would like to see and make the file their own as well. So that means that there's delays. So the vote is set in the committee for December, that would mean the vote in Plenary probably spring early next year, but then that would go into a trialogue. And at the moment, if the council is divided and the Parliament is divided, the idea that somehow we're going to get something through even this side of 2019 in this Parliament, then it's put into question. So, yeah, it's an interesting moment, but also it's quite a worrying moment. If we can't even do reform and copyright and get something through, then the digital single market for me is really threatened. And I think that's a real pity because it's something that is transformative for the European economy and it's something that's meant to be central to the five-year plan of this particular European commission. And it really needs to be taken more seriously. Yeah, such a critical battle, and you've described it very well. Robert, you've kind of emphasised that you want this legislation to be as simple as possible. And as an English language publisher, it's a different experience for you in competing against publishers in Danish, or... Well, I don't support the snippets, the tax on snippets that's called, I don't think it's going to work. I think the solution has to come along, which helps publishers monetise or get rewarded for what they do. Yes, for the English language, for us it means that our competition is the world. We compete with American publishers, English publishers, we're very, very vulnerable. A lot of you have heard my experience. When I worked in Germany, Czech, Slovakia, China, language protects them an awful lot. It's a very, very closed environment you're in and we're very, very exposed to that. But on the other hand, we get quite a lot of traffic from the UK, we get quite a lot of traffic from the US as well. So we can monetise it, it offers us opportunity. And this is, I think this is the point, is that the world has changed and it's up to us to take advantage of that as well as we can. And our businesses, whether we're only here for seven years or we're here for a hundred years, we've shown that we will do that. What I would like to see is, I would like to see simpler ways to do this, simpler ways to engage directly with customers. So for example, what I referred to with Google about sites that are behind paywalls, that's a very interesting move. Traditionally they weren't ranked very, very low. Now they're being put up near the top of the search listings. Well, does that offer a way that longer term, more of us can monetise directly with the customer? And the customer can tell me, I value your content, not some kind of overall tax on the internet where everybody's getting tired of the same. But you have to reward people for the quality of what they do, for the integrity of their journalism. That's the really important bit. It can't be communism. So it's a strange word to use. But everybody's getting rewarded the same, but it has to be that the people who do their job, who do their job, will get rewarded well. And that's what I'd like to say. And then the other bit, which is really important, and I think Google and Facebook and others can help us is, the data they have on people, they know what people think, how they behave, and they can bring people to us who will be more inclined to spend more time with us, maybe reward us directly or reward us by engaging more with our advertisers, which leads to higher yield on the advertising that we have. But I mean, that's really important, the data that's there, because we're helping create that data and legally it belongs to Google, but it can be shared. It can be invested back in, that you can have investment back into our industry, which is the DMI initiative, which is very welcome. But you can also invest back in by sharing with us what you know and how we can use that to widen our audience, deepen the engagement that we have with people. And you've identified the story as being, I think it was in one of the newspapers this morning, but the thought maybe in the relationship between the publishers and Google and Facebook in relation to assisting publishers and finding ways to monetize to the use of their algorithms to be an emerging story at the moment. Adrian, perhaps you could comment on this. I mean, is your business model a stable, sustainable business model? All the focus is on the more traditional publishing platforms. What about digital only, like yourself? Well, I think that the challenge is a challenge to all publishers, whether print or digital or both. And we're talking earlier on about broadcasters as well. Like, fundamentally, again, this division has changed and platforms have managed to do a terrific job there. And, you know, their model is more efficient and is taking the land share of advertising, which was the main pillar of funding for both print publishers and digital publishers. So the challenge is, well, how do we work with these platforms and how do we maintain a quality of service that we want to offer? And there are two ways of doing that, I think. One is through advertising and the other one is through subscriptions. And these two platforms, there's more, actually. I actually think that Apple News, for example, is also worth considering, and I think in the near future, Amazon as well, is worth considering, particularly, in terms of connectivity with home items. So, you know, there's four or five platforms that are the ones that are dominant platforms and we have to work with them because they have the main relationship with the audience and we just need to figure out different ways of creating a new way of doing business with these platforms. So, I believe it is sustainable, to answer your question. I just think that it has to be. We'd like to say anything else this morning. You've heard it. I just don't believe that it has been fully figured out and I don't believe that, I think we're still in flux. I don't think that, okay, smartphone, we're done now. I think there are new things coming that can be shifts that are nearly as significant as mobile.


apparently one of the most common tattoos that people have or request is the one saying no regrets but i don't think living without regret means we're living with courage i think maybe more means we're living without reflection as if we have nothing to learn and of course we all do regrets that keep us stuck in guilt and shame and self-blame are not good but sadly that's the most common kind of regret so we say we don't have any of those but there's progressive regrets regrets that make us kinder and less judgmental of others and make us softer and more empathetic let's frame regret as an opportunity rather than as a threat hope that helps someone today especially if you're battling with some regret today love you guys thanks for being here


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to team keep it clean. What's going on? It's angry even here with another video. Before we get into this, Mike McDonald presser and it probably went just about as expected. Just want to share a message with y'all to just be good to people. Be good to yourself, be good to your friends, your family and just people in general. There was somebody today that sent me a really nasty message talking bad about Carter. He even talked bad about my wife.  I couldn't get mad because you could tell that he was going through something and he just needed somebody to lash out on and I guess I was the recipient. And I was just like, man, and I told him too, I really feel bad for you because I know it doesn't have anything to do with me and because you can see through that stuff. You know if somebody got a real problem with you, you can tell and usually if somebody knows you then I can understand they have a real problem with you but if they don't even know you, that's different. So I just really felt bad for him and I hope that he finds the guidance that's lacking because there's clearly a lack of guidance there and I'm sure he's probably even watching this video but I really hope that everything, whatever he's got going on, that it gets better like quick, fast and in a hurry. Maybe he's stressed out because of the Ravens the way the Ravens season ended. Probably been watching these playoffs like, man, this should have been the Ravens but no, man, it's all good. I just, like I said, I feel for him, man.  I say, what, Carter ain't got nothing to do with that. My wife ain't got nothing to do with that. They ain't just like, that's, and I understand how people lost the internet and stuff but I just felt for him, man. So y'all just a message to everybody out there, be good to people because you never know one of your friends or one of your family members, coworkers, whatever, maybe going through. Cause everybody, they got their own issues. Everybody got their own stuff that they're dealing with and you don't wanna make things worse. So try to be better. Anyway, to get to this press conference that featured John Harbaugh too. I thought it was just gonna be Mike McDonald. So low but Harbaugh was like, hey, what's up, guy? I have not seen Harbaugh smiling this much since, I don't even know, man. This dude was so happy. I have not seen Harbaugh that happy in a long time, man. This dude was grinning ear to ear the whole time. Anytime anybody made a joke, he said, he was cracking. Oh, anyway, let's get into the press conference. He's, Harbaugh started it off. He said, you may be the defensive coordinator but I'm not gonna coach you. But anyway, Harbaugh started it off. He said, Mike, he's not a stranger. And we know that he's not because he was with the Ravens since 2014. He only took their little one year vacation in Michigan. Anyway, he said, Mike is not a stranger. We consider him to be family. That's true, he is family. He said he's a great coach, better person. They said he had a lot of opportunities elsewhere but that they're glad that he chose the Ravens. And could that be the case? It might have been. We won't know. But hey, he is the Ravens new defensive coordinator. So let's get it. Harbaugh talked about, excuse me, how with Mike McDonald. He grew up around coaching and Mike McDonald, he talked about that a little later on. He actually said that he, in high school, he said he played in high school but then he got an injury. And then it was at that point where he really started to think about coaching. Kind of reminded me of All American. Is it Asher? I think that's in his name, Asher. It just reminded me of his situation. But anyway, he said he's an established part of Ravens culture and I can understand that because he's been around for a while with the Ravens. And Harbaugh also said he's a major contributor to our defense and our schemes. And he said he made a bold move last year and he bet on himself. Speaking of betting on himself, we talk about that later. And he said, because it's a tough move, it's tough to move from a comfortable situation. And that part is 1,000% true. When you have something, especially if you're in a situation and you know it's only gonna get better from here, it's only gonna go up from here, for you to move out of that situation and jump out there and take a risk, even though you are being, it is a promotion because you're going from assistant coach to coordinator, to defensive coordinator. So it is an uncomfortable move but still a move that he felt he needed to make. And it worked out for him. It worked out for him in a major way. So then Mike McDonald, he started and he said, it is great to see everybody again. You let that be known. And him and Harbaugh, they were joking about where his office used to be. I forgot who he says there now. But anyway, they were, I'm telling y'all, like Harbaugh was in the best move that he's been in forever for real, man. But anyway, he said it's nice to be back home. And he said when the opportunity came about, it was an easy decision. He thanked everybody for having confidence in him. Said he wants to build off of the legacy that is the Ravens defense. And he said it's not easy to build the culture that the Ravens have built. And that's true because they have a winning culture overall and they, of course, it's been built on defense. Now, again, y'all know how I feel. They need a culture change. No, not a culture change, but a philosophy change. It needs to be built around the offense. Now, he is a defensive coordinator. So that is his focus, to make sure the other teams don't get points. So no problem with him saying this at all. That's perfectly fine. Anyway, the question that he was asked, how do you want this Ravens defense to be under you? And he said building what we've been able to do over the course of the franchise. The first thing you want is a cohesive unit when everybody to have each other's back. And he said you want it to be multiple. So I know there have been a lot of people talking, are we gonna do three, four? Are we gonna switch to four, three? Are we gonna do something else? So he said it's gonna be multiple. So I would feel like, and Ravens do a lot of multiple stuff anyway. It ain't like just cause they in a three, four, they were a three, four defense, that's all they did. So it'll be a lot of the same stuff, but hopefully he adds some nice new wrinkles to some stuff too. He said he wants the defense to be flexible and adaptive. Woo, I love that. I love that. Now, just like with Hall Balls, with his presser the other day, and with Mike McDonald's today, said all the right things. Said all the right things. But, and it's gonna take us a while to see how they deliver on this, especially most of Mike McDonald. Hall Ball, he got some stuff that he can deliver on still throughout the off season, him and EDC. But actions speak louder than words. They speak louder than words. You getting a fresh start, you got a clean slate. And Hall Ball got a clean slate too. We know Hall Ball's history with everything, but let's see how he approaches this off season. Let's see how the Ravens approach this off season. Cause again, now everybody got a clean slate. Even though we know their history, we know what they've done, but now let's see what they do and go from there. But anyway, he said, okay, and he talked about how the, they asked John how the conversation was with him and Jim when he first took Mike from the Ravens. So when Mike went from Ravens to Michigan, John said that he referred Mike. And then on the flip side, he said when the opportunity created itself, and I loved how he worded that. John Hall Ball, he got away with words, don't he? That's why they all say, hey, he's John the motivator. He got away with words. Cause he ain't make a diss at wink. He said, when this opportunity created itself, he felt like Mike was a good candidate. I was like, okay, Hubs, I see you big dog. Now, somebody did ask him if there's a hardball that he prefers between John and Jim. But this is obviously a joke. What was it? But now he was a joke on just playing. But then he was asked about him starting as an intern. And then he talked about how John and Jim hardball, they are both two guys that shoot it straight. There's no ulterior motives. And he said that it was actually Jerry Rosberg that called him one day when he was about to take another job. So this back in 2014, he said, Jerry Rosberg was the one that hit him up. I was like, okay, you know that. And that brought up nice memories of Jerry Rosberg, who I thought was gonna end up being a head coach somewhere, cause I thought he was gonna take the hardball route. Cause the hardball was special teams coordinator, Jerry Rosberg, special teams coordinator. I thought he was gonna get the opportunity, but he ended up retiring. And he's like a real retirement. He was like, no, I'm done. I wanna spend time with my family. I wanna relax. I'm tired of me having the top special teams unit and offense and defense, don't get it done. Nah, he ain't say all that, but maybe he did. But no, anyway, the next question they asked was, how do you put your own philosophy? Or how did you put your own philosophy in Michigan in just one year as a defensive coordinator? And that's a very good question because he definitely made a difference in the one year that he was Ravens, I'm not Ravens, he was Michigan's defensive coordinator. Now, something that somebody pointed out to me that was very interesting too, cause I know everybody keeps saying, oh man, he took Michigan who was one of the bottom defenses and he raised them to like 13th in the country, something like that. There was a very big increase. Now, the year before last, they were really bad. The year before he came aboard, they were really bad, but in the years prior to that, they had actually been good. They had actually been straight when it came to their rankings. So that was just something to think about, but he still did have a good impact on them, obviously. But he said, you have to have a vision and you find out how to get everybody on the same page. And that starts with talking with everybody. You got to talk with the coaches, the players, everybody. And the word that I love that he used was alignment. You got to have alignment. Everybody got to be in this thing together. Same track, same page.  What's going on? Your car is out of whack. Your car, everything is not on the same page. So you have to take it to get alignment and get everything in its proper place. That's what he's talking about doing with the defense and with the coaches and with the players, with everybody. And that's very important. They asked him, what was the key to turn that Michigan defense around? And he said, let's start with Jim Harbaugh. And he said how Jim Harbaugh created the environment. He said, offense and special teams did their part, but he also said that it was simple, but it wasn't easy. So when he was giving the kudos to the offense and special teams, like, hey, they did that thing. But so we just had to do all this too. It's simple to say it, but it wasn't easy to do. Now they asked Harbaugh's what he saw in McDonald when McDonald was in Michigan. And Harbaugh said that he already knew how his mind worked since he had been with the Ravens already. So Harbaugh's was obviously familiar with him. But he said that Michigan, Mike had to teach guys a whole new system in two weeks. And he saw the success of the defense all year. Harbaugh said he saw the way that guys were flying around and how they helped each other out. He was like, hey, I gotta have it. You coming back. But he said they even had conversations throughout the year. But yeah, so okay, I said, we see, man. Then Jameson, he asked if age played a factor in the higher. And Harbaugh said, no, age is just a number, but it's about what you bring to the team. So okay, cool, yeah. Even though he is very young, he's, again, 34? Defense, ooh. Like that's exciting, man, when you think about it.  That could be a big change in the Ravens philosophy on defense. That could be a huge change with it because you have this young coach. You have this coach who only has one year experience as a defensive coordinator and it's on a collegiate level. So now you're doing it in the pros even though you got a lot of experience under guys that have done it, but now you get to do it yourself. So you could bring some fresh ideas that nobody was thinking of. And yeah, it's exciting to think about. But he talked about how they're evaluating the roster. Said there'll be a lot of new faces, but it's all part of the process as you all already know. As far as philosophically, they ask them what will be different from Wings defense. Now that's a question that I know a lot of people had on their minds. And he said a lot of it would be the same, but he said there will be some over communication with the players. And he said, situationally playing through stuff before it happens. Now I know initially when I heard him say over communication, I was thinking, oh no, no, no, no, no, please don't make this to where it's over complicated and guys aren't understanding their assignments. They're not understanding their roles, please don't. But he cleared that up and he said that when what he meant by over communication was the fact that they're gonna go over stuff over and over and over and over and over again so guys can really have that full comprehension of it. So guys can have that full understanding of exactly what they need to do, where they need to be at and what their assignments are. So that I'm with it. And again, like I said, actions speak louder than words. This is a good start as far as words, but it's got to be followed up with action. No pressure though. They asked Harbaugh about Flores' lawsuit, the whole thing with that going on. And Harbaugh said he didn't have anything prepared to say in regards to that, but he said nobody's more thorough than like the job searching everything, than Bishadi. He said they're very thorough and they're very diverse in their hiring process. Harbaugh also said they have some great coaches that are excited to work together and it's about having the right pieces. Now somebody asked, they asked both Mike and John if they expect to coach against Jim Harbaugh in the NFL again. And of course there's been the rumor that's been going around.  But maybe by the time you see this video, Jim Harbaugh will be announced as the Vikings head coach. So we'll see what happens with that. But they see, this was one of my favorite questions right here. I loved it. They said, they asked Mike. They said, if the head coaching job at Michigan opened up, would you take it? And he said, respectfully no. And I was thinking, yeah, okay, all right, you fine. Hey, unless the pay is the same as the defensive coordinator in the NFL, I'm sure he got a raise going from defensive coordinator in college, defensive coordinator in NFL, but the head coach would be making some money now. And whether it be, I was about to say high school, but I meant to say whether it be the pros, whether it be collegiate, they'd be making some bread. So either way, he gonna get his money, man. But I just feel like that, that respectively no was a, not right now. Let's see how things go here. Cause again, this is an opportunity for him to possibly become a head coach in the NFL. So we'll see how that turns out. He was also, we talked about that when they asked him how he got into coaching. Now he asked if the goal was to get Patrick Queen and Green Dot again with how it used to be before with Ravens, how they had it on the linebacker. And he said, he said PQ was gonna be good wherever he goes. And he said he has a lot of potential. Now, when he said that initially, it just sounded very like, oh, hold up now, but let's see how things play out. He said his goal is also to get to being the number one defense. Said when it comes to players, you have to be upfront with them. This was my, one of my favorite parts cause this was about humility. He said with the players, you have to be upfront with them. Be willing to admit when you don't know. I love that. And I always appreciate that. I always appreciated that about whether people, whether it be friends, family, coworkers, managers, supervisors. I always appreciate more so when people, just people in general, but when people in leadership roles, when they are willing to admit, I was wrong. Oh, sorry. I didn't know. Sorry, my fault. I messed up. I love when people are willing to do that because a lot of people aren't. A lot of people, they feel like since they're in a leadership role, oh no, I can't admit that I was wrong. They're going to look at me like I'm weak. Oh, or some people like, oh no, I wasn't wrong. You were wrong. Even if they know that they were there wrong. But so I love that. But he said that players are smart. They know when you don't know and they know when you do know. That's true. These guys are older than him. So anyway, they also asked him how it was to call players for the first time. Since again, he had been an assistant coach. He had never been a coordinator. Excuse me. He said it was about identifying situations. And he said he tried his best and a little piece of wink here. He said that he said he tried his best to let his edge guys do the best that they could since he had two of the best ones in the country. And he said it's about putting players in the best positions. I was okay now. All right now. Hey, again, he said all the right words. What is about that action, man? And then he said the aggressiveness is gonna definitely carry over. And he said it's about keeping offenses off balance and about creating doubt at all times for opposing offenses. And that's true. So Mike McDonald, again, this press conference, it went just exactly how you would think it would go. We didn't expect anything crazy. We didn't expect anything shocking to be revealed or anything like that. But it's because with him being a coordinator, like with John Harbaugh, we expected him to clarify some stuff, to say some stuff. And he did. But with Mike McDonald being a new defensive coordinator, there's not really anything, any crazy stuff that he could possibly say in his opening interview. I mean, in his opening presser, excuse me. So next up, we got Eric DeCosta. That is on Friday at one PM as well, just like these other two, because they had to spread them out. They had to spread them out. Because in Harbaugh, this probably why Harbaugh wanted to spread them out. Because Monday, for his presser, he wasn't looking so happy. He wasn't like mad or anything, but he wasn't looking so happy.  But then today, oh boy, you couldn't tell Harbaugh nothing. You could not ruin his day.  Harbaugh was so happy. Hashtag, happy Harbaugh. That's what he was today in this presser. So anyway, shout out to Mike McDonald. Like I said, clean slate, clean slate. We'll see how he does. We'll see how he does the job. We'll see how he puts guys in position to have them succeed. And just we'll see how he runs his show because now it is the defense is his show. So team, keep it clean. I love y'all so much. I appreciate y'all and we out.


Hey what's going on comic book fans this behavior here again with another trailer reaction and this one holds a special place in my heart because it's comic books and it's Marvel. It's Marvel's the Defenders. It is the Netflix series that started out on Netflix a few years ago with Daredevil and then we got Jessica Jones which I didn't know of at all as a character but I like her now and then we got Daredevil season 2. We got Iron Fist and Marvel, Netflix and Disney they've been knocking out the park with these Netflix straight-to-TV series except for Iron Fist that came out you know a number of weeks ago that was really whack I mean I didn't enjoy that at all well I enjoyed a few points you know a few sections here and there but I don't want to lie to you but how are you gonna be Iron Fist?  Who are you? Who are you? Who are you? Oh I'm getting to me?  What's the deal with that fist? Oh I'm the immortal Iron Fist you what?  I bet and the kid with a glowing fist the war for New York is here Electra? No. Who is knocking them back like that? It's a war on your weeper.  The more connections you have the easier it will be to break him.   We make quite a team. No. What are you talking about? A bulletproof. Blind ninja. Whatever it is you are. Classy. The Iron Fist. August 18th. Listen to the song. Alright that does look pretty good I am excited about that I'm gonna be honest though that last shot at the end of them in the hallway kind of tag teaming like you know I'm not Iron Fist jumped off the wall Jessica Jones punched somebody and Luke Cage punched somebody I mean that didn't really feel necessary one of one of them out of that defenders group could have probably took that whole team out but of course I haven't seen the show yet so I don't know maybe it was 500 men in that hallway running up and they were tired I don't know we'll just have to see but I am very intrigued like I don't know who I mean I love Marvel comics and stuff as you should be able to tell by now but I don't know everything and I knew that Sigourney Weaver was going to be the villain in this film and it looks like she's playing somebody named Alexandra I don't know who Alexandra is but if you know my waiting I'm going to oh that's the DC Encyclopedia I got it up there my Marvel Encyclopedias are downstairs if it was here I would read it to you um but yeah I don't I need to look up and see who she is because I just don't know and if she's going to take down all the defenders and defenders let me put an asterisk on that she has to be pretty badass one thing that I also kind of like is that instead of the shows are usually 13 episodes long but these are they're cutting it down to eight and that may be a good thing because while I enjoyed well we have four different shows but five different seasons because there's two seasons of Daredevil and while I enjoyed all of them a lot besides Iron Fist that was okay there still was a few episodes in there one or two that would just kind of felt like filler and they were just kind of stretching it along and they just could have you know left a lot on the cutting room floor instead of including that in the final release but now that we have eight it seems like they're going to be cutting off all the fat and just getting straight through the ass kicking and that is exactly what I wanted to see and the reason why I put an asterisk on the defenders is because when this was first when this line of TV shows Netflix shows was coming out when they first named the defenders I was like wait a minute these characters are not the defenders you know in the in the Marvel kind of like you have the Avengers of course but the defenders was another team kind of within which consisted of Silver Surfer the Incredible Hulk Dr. Strange and Namor now of course we have all the rights to Dr. Strange the Incredible Hulk I believe that's a shared license with Marvel Studios and who am I talking about Hulk universal like I think universal owns like the distribution rights to where like Marvel can make whatever they want with the Hulk but they can't make a solo movie okay right now it's still up in the air if you know Marvel is going to get the rights back to the Silver Surfer because he's the kind of like a fantastic four character which is owned by 20th Century Fox but with that shitstorm of a movie that came out August of 2015 fantastic four stick or whatever the crap it was I'm hoping that the rights revert back to Marvel because the way it works with most studios is they can't just hold the rights to certain characters without making movie they're gonna revert back to their original owner was kind of confusing to me too because how can universal hold the rights to Hulk for so long they haven't made anything but you know Sony that has to deal with Marvel and Marvel right now with Spider-Man they have to keep making solo Spider-Man movies or Marvel or Disney now will get all the rights but anyway I am I'm really really excited about this my hope is good every every series wasn't perfect I can nitpick nitpick each of them but overall I mean that's a solid entertainment you know 13 hours of fun well now to be eight hours like an eight hour movie many superhero team and just real quick before I go all the fanboys out there like is the defenders going to show up in an infinity war just relax I actually don't want them to show up in infinity war part one and I well it's really no part one anymore because part two Avengers or Avengers four is going to be a completely different movie I but I want them to show up then but I really don't encourage this as long as it's good so guys what did you think of the first full Marvel's the defenders trailer did you like it did it turn you on did it turn you off do you agree with me or do you disagree with me let me know in the comment section below let's get this conversation going and keep it flowing hey and this is perfect talking about a Marvel property so let's talk about something that's Marvel I am Brandon Keith Avery and I want to go to the red carpet premiere of Black Panther in LA February of 2018 it will be a dream come true if I'm able to make that rare carpet I've never been on a red carpet before and I do want to go one day but for my first one to be a comic book property to be a Marvel property and then on top of that to be Black Panther oh my goodness gracious I will be crying tears of joy to see the Wakandan prince and or king and his Wakandan city you know wrecking shop over the whole world you know help me out I want to get there you can like this video a thousand times share the thousand times comment subscribe help me out is it realistic that I will get there and it's extreme long shot but I'm going for it I believe in myself so help me out and get there we're going to see how far I can go if you like this video go ahead and give me the thumbs up and if you didn't like the video that's fine just leave a comment below why and still give me a thumbs up since you're here on YouTube go ahead and subscribe to my YouTube channel so you can get all the content that I have to provide also go to my website book market check me out there and also look me up on social media but guys I just want to thank you for tuning in for my opinion slash 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So the name of the game is called stick with it. Let's move on or BS. All right. So that's how you have to answer the topic that comes up. Stick with it. Let's move on or BS. So let's start with a big one. You ready? Roswell. Stick with it. Catamutilations. Let's move on. Alien abductions. And by the way, let me count. Let's move on for now. Yes. Good. Okay. That. Perfect. Alien abductions. Let's move on. Okay. Underground military bases. Alien bases. BS. Wait, what? Did you say yes? BS. Oh, BS. Okay. All right. Yeah. Because I saw rather space too. Okay. Yeah. Okay. BS. Total BS. Underground alien bases. All right. Grassroots, UAP efforts like the big phone home. Stick with it, baby. Yeah. All right. False flag operations. They've existed in the past. So let's let's say let's move on. Okay. Let me clarify. UAP false flag narratives. Well, we know that actually has occurred in the past. So we can't say BS. And I don't want to say stick with it because it's not occurring now. So that's why I say let's move on simply because there's elements that have some truth in that in the past. But I don't see that right now as being at least publicly. There's some resistance that I'm facing inside the government, but that's not your concern. And that's, you know, a fight that we have to deal with. It's more obfuscation, I think, than it is false flag. Got it. Alien hybrids. Let's let's move on. We haven't yet. All right. Public UAP hearings. Stick with it. Yeah. Secret space wars on Mars. BS. Yeah, thank you. Susan Goff will be more transparent in the future. Is there a layer even more harsh than BS by chance? Oh my God. Okay. Moving on. Pressure of the air force to be more transparent. Stick with it. Dino beavers. I have no idea what I know what dino testing is on a car. I know what a beaver is. And I know what another kind of... Dino beavers. Likatsky. Skidwalkers at the Pentagon. I know about the wolves and stuff like that, but not the dino beavers. Okay. All right. So pass. I'll give you a pass. Skidwalk a ranch. Stick with it. Okay.  I don't know. I never saw it. All right. Excellent. Excellent. All right. BS, by the way. BS, by the way. I would say BS. Lower category. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So strong. Blow your hair back. Yeah.  I'm like, dude, I got married in Rappahoe County, not Florida. Okay.  I'm like, well, the lady behind that woman is my wife. She didn't want to be in the picture. So, you know, if I was having an affair with somebody, it would be really hard to have done that. So, yeah, it's garbage, man. I mean, it's like I said, look at the sources, right? Who put it? I'm not going to mention names, but look at the source and do a little digging and you'll see who's alive. Okay. So, one other question about Skinwalker, and this is one that I


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