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please a Saturday that's like what yeah

so I probably be skewed morning people

it up Saturday morning ah just getting

up would ya there's no lower ok where is

this somebody's hiding somebody didn't

want to end of long there's Liam okay

we're gonna go shopping now we're going

to get some stuff for breakfast and then

we're going to have breakfast right here

since we're doing the live stream

Saturday morning brunch with family and

drug Saturday morning brunch I'm going

to link it right here and then you check

we tried is it yeah right here should be

right there the link it every Saturday

morning have live brunch so we're going

to get that and then we're going to go

live and most importantly about saturday

morning light brunch is now we do not

included in our blog it is a live event

on our youtube channel does not get

saved does not get safe it's a pure live

event so do check out the link and join

us saturday morning european time

saturday night us time saturday evening

asian time and so forth take it

tonight welcome to the car we're going

shopping shopping time

what are we going to go shop without

shop for breakfast so a brunch breakfast

and lunch equals branch for those of you

who didn't know since it's already nine

or it's going to be 9 a.m. by the time

we have brunch we call it brunch because

our kids usually have four exist at what

536 till 9am for them is or in brunch so

we're going to get some cocoa we like

our hot chocolate we're going to make

some pancakes you want pancakes right

now let's make some pancakes for Emma

and might do some eggs I want to make

you an egg haha I know what you're doing

why aren't you in the picture he'll be

back you want eggs I can make it yeah so

we might get some bacon as well eggs

bacon some toast huh what else what do

we need for our brunch toast with butter

with butter

bullshit butter

yeah so just once again just to

reiterate to repeat to let you guys know

we're doing 12 week live event

especially when I'm at home every

Saturday morning we do our brunch

saturday morning the live event I'm

YouTube all you have to do is just go to

our youtube channel youtube.com family

on drugs and then you can see the live

event every Saturday morning it is not

recorded not like facebook life where

afterwards you can watch it not record

it it's a lighter than its on or

tomorrow so you gotta tune in at the

time and I do understand that our 9am is

probably in the middle of the night for

example let me give you some examples

9am in Austria would be three in the

morning for New York or midnight for Los

Angeles so I do understand we do

understand that our US subscriber your

viewers have to get up quite early in

the morning yeah better be up at 3am to

watch our live brunch the way it is guys

I mean you know priority okay

touching my camera here hey so uh yeah

just need to get up at 3am to watch our

brunch against in New York but for Asian

viewers it would be around yes laughter

noon afternoon evening time 3 4 5 p.m.

here did I calculate the time from like

Austria to Asia because I traveled a

long slit got the time to my head one

thing I'm talking really fast anyway so

that's that every Saturday morning

brunch live with family and drugs we're

going to be pushing it out on Facebook

and Twitter and Pinterest letting you

guys know that we're doing this okay I

think it's a good idea once a week to do

a live event you see us unfiltered you

see us uncut which we are usually anyway

it's not like we headed out all our

funny stuff and weird stuff anyway so

we're arriving at the store now you guys

want to come to the store with us have

you ever been to an Austrian store up

what happened to your moving and what is

he doing here I I get this some form

work pieces in our life three on youtube

every Saturday rush with Johnny Andros

license when he's at home the husband

I'm not doing this alone this is

Saturday that's like one yeah so what

was it that early every morning together

Saturday's Restless you are nobody's

bourbon so saturday morning he's at home

that's all we haven't run time T I have

my Easter decoration up Roundy's time

every time look at this love with Tom

back here he was so nice out I'm not

renege ok next plan is Q we're gonna go

to the garden come on you must have to

pursue them on you can who's that easy

opening we're going to go to the garden

we're going to build a kind of a

terrorist thing out of your palates

moves and stuff like this so we're going

to pick up some shallots first and then

we're going to lay it down under the

grass right down the glass put some wood

over it and we have like in a bargain

kind of like a patio kind of a thing

that we can put a table on and chairs

that's the plan taking the kids and ya

might do a time lapse for you guys of

how we build it hey good ID here we go

with time right ok I'm just having a

move over there just having dinner don't

talk with a full mouth am I got a

lollipop stones right show us your

lollipop well let it pop I just came off

dirty leader your eyes you cannot make

it so what do you guys guys what did we

do today right here would build the

patio I feel like a big game all day

long

all day long uh-huh so song by them we

built the wrong ok can you saw the video

so we built that thingy in the middle of

garden so next week we most likely will

get furniture for it garden furniture so

that would be kind of cool and we'll

have that during the summertime ok

really building it don't air your word

give me a word i'll sing a song come on

so it's march go do it on large and we

already finished the patio so it's kind

of cool i'm still going to be cold

weather but definitely done for the

summer so that was that now just having

some Chinese food Thai curry like my

Thai curry punk we're after and then

homology can always have too much that

was the weekend for saturday for now but

nothing special for tomorrow Oh your mom

said the film is already in your dish Oh

to stomp ya so I would look at us to go

there and or she hasn't gone that

dramatic good movie though tombstone

check it out Val Kilmer yeah also check

out what I watched today and the reason

was so excited that I watched it it's

like I sing a 10 minute music video by

Guns and Roses what your watch too much

yeah I was Beastie Boys no guns and

roses november rain oh yeah it's like

the longest song ever in the charts in

the US he made me watch it well if I

fell asleep and then there wasn't that

the greatest movie ever yeah I'm gonna

link it right and check where am I

linking I always I think where am I

thinking humbly here or here all right

i'll link it check it out it's really

good i'll give you some facts about it

Axl Rose wrote it 10 years before he

released it so it was really

I think 92 he wrote it in 82 it wasn't

quite done but he wrote that song

actually actuals the singer of governor

roses the video was done in LA in an

operator come on it's about hears about

that there there used to be a show on I

think MTV where they would show music

videos and they would slash in these

these facts about the music video who

done it where it was filmed stuff that

happens in it is the first time that in

a music video they used as a helicopter

and now they would use a drone but these

day let's check it out just check out

the video you're going to love it

believe me don't listen to my ten year

younger wife who doesn't know music from

the 80's rock and roll base comes roses

well thanks give it

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7th Annual Day of Giving for sub shop

A restaurant chain in town is doing its part today to be sure that young boys around the

Coastal Bend have a chance to participate in a program that prepares them to make ethical and moral decision throughout their life.

Jersey Mike's Subs has teamed up with Boy Scouts of America for the 7th Annual March "Month of Giving" fundraising campaign.

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However, for today only, 100 percent of sales for the day, every single dollar

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Jersey Mike's locations across the country are donating all sales for

the day to over 150 charities for Day of Giving.

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March 29, 2017 | Important Current Affairs for Bank Exams, SBI PO, UPSC SCAT - Duration: 5:11.

NASA has selected ten studies under the Planetary Science Deep Space SmallSat Studies (PSDS3)

program, to develop mission concepts using small satellites to investigate Venus, Earth's

moon, asteroids, Mars and outer planets.

For these studies, small satellites defined as less than 180 kilograms in mass (about

400 pounds).

Indian-origin British Director Gurinder Chadha has been honored with the Sikh Jewel Award

for 2017 for her immense contribution to British cinema.

Chadha, whose films include Bhaji on the Beach, Bend It Like Beckham and Bride and Prejudice,

received the award from UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon.

The event was organized by the British Sikh Association.

Promising Indian men's doubles pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty clinched the

$20,000 Vietnam Open International challenger badminton doubles title after defeating Thai

pair of Trawut Potieng and Nanthakam Yordphaisong in a final in Hanoi, Vietnam.

The Gem and Jewelry Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) hosted the International Diamond Conference

in Mumbai.

It gathered leading miners, diamantaires, retailers, bankers and analysts from across

the globe on a single platform to discuss issues faced by the global diamond industry,

such as supply and demand, marketing and financing, and will cover all aspects of the diamond

pipeline including mining, midstream, marketing & retail, international finance, valuation

with KP and diamond certification.

The theme of this conference was"Mines to Market 2017″

Minister of State for Petroleum and Natural Gas, Shri Dharmendra Pradhan launched MoP&NG

e-Seva.

It is a dedicated grievances redressal platform on Social Media for all queries and grievances

relating to Oil and Gas Sector.

The Employees' State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) launched Mobile Clinic Services for

the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

Union minister of state for labour and employment Bandaru Dattatreya, launched the ESIC Mobile

Clinic Services by flagging off 'Jan Suraksha Ambulances'.

It is for the first time in the country that the ESIC Mobile Clinic Services are launched

in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.

Indian-American Vanita Gupta has been appointed as president and CEO of 'The Leadership

Conference on Civil and Human Rights', becoming the first woman to head the prestigious organization.

She will replace Wade Henderson who is stepping down after more than two decades.

She will begin her new role on June 1, 2017.

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has appointed Minoru Kato as a new President and

Chief Executive Office of the company effective from April 1, 2017.

He will be replacing Keita Muramatsu, the current President & CEO who spear-headed Honda's

Indian two-wheeler operations for the last six years.

India's individual athletes gave an impressive performance and won 73 medals at 2017 Special

Olympics World Winter Games in Austria.

This year's edition witnessed 2,600 athletes from 105 countries competing.

And Special Olympics Bharat team won 37 golds, ten silver, and 26 bronze.

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The benefits of using baking soda in the mouth, and a simple recipe for teeth whitening at

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or added to toothpaste. 5. Hydrogen peroxide is also a natural liquid

which can be purchased easily online. This helps to whiten the teeth more quickly and

can be used with today's recipe. 6. The following recipe should be used twice

per week for the best results.

You Will Need

1 Tablespoon Baking Soda ½ Teaspoon Salt

250ml of Hydrogen Peroxide (3 Percent Solution) 250ml Warm Water

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Method:

Firstly mix the baking soda and salt with a drop of warm water. Dip your toothbrush

in this and brush the teeth well for 3 minutes. Be sure to brush each and every tooth.

Next, mix the hydrogen peroxide and warm water and use this as a mouthwash. Be sure to pull

the liquid through the teeth and swish around the mouth for 1-2 minutes and then spit this

out. Do not swallow the liquid.

Finally use the toothpicks to remove any remaining plaque or tartar in the teeth as a final touch

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7. You will soon begin to notice your teeth becoming healthier, and whiter in no time

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healthy foods, please see our other videos.

Thank you very much for listening, a like is always appreciated and remember to subscribe

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Tips For Writing A Book - Setting A Goal To Write A Book - Duration: 7:52.

so i just want to talk real quick

there is a worksheet if you downloaded it

oh sorry that's like if you're on my

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email list and will also get you this

worksheet about smart goals and book writing

I'm sure you heard of SMART goals specific

measurable achievable time-bound of

relevance and time bound so we're

gonna get through talk about how that

applies or can apply the book writing

everybody does a lot of goal setting is

being in the year a lot of people say

they want to write a book

so we're going to sort of melted through

those together a little bit talk about

that i just wrote books today so let's

say you have a goal and what you want to

do first is just write it down as write

down how it looks on your head right now

if that's right a book is that getting

shade at whatever it is just the general

goal as it is so i'm going to use

obviously is available the general

writing books so that we can walk

through what that looks like when you

make a smart old so I another good one

for this example would be to scale your

business because a lot of people use the

book as the tools and skills of it so

the specific so say you're going to

write a book

totally not specific that's not going to

there's no urgency to get that done with

with that general so you want to make it

specific i want to write a book by two

dozen expensive 615 or I want to write a

book in 2017 or what I want to publish a

book by the end of 2017 you want to put

a time frame on it so that it you know

when you know when it's going to happen

talk about that again when timeout but

that also part of being specific with it

so next is measurable the M is smart

how are you gonna know when you've

accomplished cool is that you have a

bound book in your hands

is it your book is written and with an

editor I would fit you know I mean

obviously the big one for book-running

would be it is bound book in your hand

or you know the book on your kindle

someone can come by or you know I've had

clients when they do this exercise say

that it's measurable in may after they

received their first loyalty direct

deposit from amazon so it's really you

know it could be any of those things

the important things that have some sort

of measurable elements to it so that you

can you know trackers exact some people

like to set the measurable even for the

actual process itself like not write the

book but you know right chapter one and

you know and then chapter one is written

that the measurable chapter two is

written that memorable measurable old

the research is done at the measurable

so it depends on how deep you want to

dive in for the process but for the

general goal you know when I have a

finished book that i know that i'm

reading my book so this is achievable is

achievable yes or no I think there's a

little work to it than that

so I would say if i would if i wasn't

write a book in 2017 we talked earlier

another lunch and learn earlier this

year about non-negotiable days and

events and those sorts of things so you

want to take all of that into

consideration what do you have coming up

this year are you watching a bit course

this year are you having beaten here are

you moving an elderly relative into your

home this year are you planning to take

a sabbatical love you know four to six

weeks this year those sort of bigger

things that day today you know tasks and

use and everyday things that we go with

our business use those all need to be

taken into consideration is

if you're going to do that if you want

to write a book this year by the

under-17 and you're doing one of those

other you know sort of big things

something's gotta give somewhere so it

might be achievable but it might not be

achievable in 2070

so you want to answer that one honestly

otherwise you're gonna be you know a lot

when when push comes to shove down the

road so is it relevant

yes or no if your goal is to feel your

business than writing a book and

relevant yes if your goal is to become

to grow your lips and grow your platform

and yes the book is writing look is a

relevant goal but that's what you want

to make sure that whatever you're doing

whatever your goal is fit into you know

you're bigger your bigger plan for this

year for your five-year plan for your

10-year plan is for your plan however

you know far ahead you you plan and you

look you want to make sure that you're

not just reading a book because other

people are reading a book or you know

what so-and-so is doing that so I think

all welcome back to you don't want to do

that range looking too much work and

effort and marketing books too much work

and effort to just do it because someone

else do you want to make sure you have

you know a real legit reason for doing

it and it fits in with you are you're

bigger and bigger plans for you and for

your business so an Alaskan is

time-bound you don't give yourself a

deadline and that deadline is not you

know someday but we talked about with a

specific at the beginning you know I

want to write a book by the empty or i

would have managed written by the end of

april done 17 and then break it that i'm

going to write chapter one behind this

state i'm going to write chapter 2 by

the state chapter 3 by the state and

future using yourself on on target that

way the more baby you are i think as you

think about you know smar piece the best

measurable attainable in order to excuse

me

realistic relevant or time-bound the

more specific and concrete you are when

your identity

I need your worksheet the more likely

they are happened and he just like

golden goal that you write them down or

I don't know that you promised

I'm sure so if you write your bolt down

there s % more likely to happen

same thing here you're writing down what

you want to write them down in a really

specific and concrete way to make them

much more likely to happen so that

bottom of that worksheet there once

you've gone through the s-m-r-t you're

rewriting the goal from the top

you're rewriting it out of smart goal

that's really I mean that folder is to

it i mean smart goals are really good

apply to anything i find it all the

goals I might not be the year and then

try to make them in the SMART goal so

that i can keep myself on track and I am

your bonnet it's easier to check in on

yourself that way to get like a real

answer and shifter on target or not you

know if you write a book about your goal

list this year and now it's the middle

of everywhere eee and you say hey I work

on that book at oh yeah I thought about

it so you can convince yourself that now

you're on track but if you have specific

you know the old written down with time

attachments and deadlines attached to

them then you'll be able to see really

oh I'm everywhere I should have been at

this point and i'm only at this point

better you know probably a little bit so

so that's it for today thank you for

joining

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How To Prepare For The Passover Seder - Rabbi Fohrman - Duration: 14:26.

Hey everybody, Rabbi Fohrman here.

So, if you're like me,

every year you probably set aside a little bit of time before Pesach

to look over the Haggadah –

you wanna have something to share with your guests or your family

about the Haggadah when the Seder night finally arrives.

The good news is that you can count your video-watching-time right now

as part of that "Seder Prep".

But I am going to tell you, right off the bat, that –

to paraphrase Mah Nishtanah -

this Seder Preparation will be a little bit different

this year than all other years.

Because, typically, you know, what do you sort of do

when you look to prepare for the Seder?

Well, you know, think of what Divrei Torah at the Seder often look like.

They tend to be very particular, very local.

Often, you look at an isolated bit of the Seder –

say, the Four Sons, or that little story with Rabbi Akiva and the Sages

sitting around the table in B'nei Brak –

and you try to find some little nugget of inspiration

that you can share around the table

about that particular part of the Seder.

So, what kind of a Seder ends up evolving out of that?

Well, maybe something along these lines:

Kadesh! Alright, everyone gather around for Kiddush.

And you know, kiddush, it feels all very nice and communal,

we all gather and listen to the sonorous melody of Kiddush

and drink our wine.

We eat that little bit of parsley or potato dipped in salt water,

break that Matzah and show it around,

and listen to little Jimmy or little Debbie,

little Beryl and little Chanie,

standing on the chair,

tenuously reciting the four questions as best he or she can from memory.

In Yiddish, sometimes. Or in English.

Or Sanskrit – or whatever; but you get the point.

And then?

And then you get to sing a song.

Avadim Hayinu, Hayinu… Songs are fun.

Little Chanie wants to put on a skit with her cousins

about those Rabbis in B'nei Brak.

Everyone watches and claps.

And then one of the kids has a question:

Daddy, how come the wise son's question sounds so much like the wicked son's?

Good question, Beryl, let's talk about it.

Before you know it, another song:

V'hi She'amda, V'hi She'amdah, lavoteinu velanu…

And then, you know, you put the wine cup down and so it goes.

Until you get to the hard part.

The hard part are those really difficult to follow paragraphs a bit later on in Maggid.

At that point, things often devolve into what I call

a "mumble-mumble-stop" routine.

You know, everyone kind of mumbles a few paragraphs to themselves,

then, stop! Dvar Torah…

then: mumble mumble mumble some more - and then you got to a song.

Mumble mumble some more. Soon people start getting tired,

and so you pick up the pace… mumble mumble - song!

mumble mumble - d'var Torah! mumble mumble - song!

And finally: mumble mumble - Dayenu!

Yay, we've made it through maggid!

You chomp your way through Matzah, marror and arrive gratefully at

Shulchan Orech - the Matza Ball Soup and Brisket.

Things are good now.

It's all very sweet. It really is.

But here's the issue:

When you sort of mumble your way through difficult paragraphs,

you sort of lose the larger picture.

You can end up having an entire "mumble mumble stop" Seder

without actually understanding what you're actually saying.

And when I say that you won't have a basic understanding of what you're saying,

I don't mean you won't be able to translate any given word,

phrase or even a sentence. You will.

But what you'll be missing is an understanding

of how it all hangs together; how does line A lead to line B?

How does paragraph C connect to paragraph D?

And that stuff's important.

You know, you read an article in the New York Times or some other newspaper –

what do you do when you read the article?

Consciously or not, your brain asks:

What is that first paragraph doing, what's it talking about?

And how does it connect to the second paragraph?

And you keep on reading the article that way

and those are the questions you ask.

But imagine you were reading that article, and...

you couldn't make heads or tails of how one idea led to the next –

but then, instead of trying to figure that out,

you say to the person next to you and you say:

"Hey! Did you notice that it says

'because' in this paragraph not once, but twice?

Let me tell you a fascinating idea I once learned about that…"

That sounds kind of absurd, right?

So let's not do this with the Haggadah.

I mean, I grant you, when it comes to the Haggadah,

reading comprehension is harder than it is with the NY Times.

The Haggadah is a rabbinic text that's many centuries old,

written in the style of – and about the same time as -

a piece of Baraita, or Talmud.

And these texts aren't meant to just be read,

they're meant to be studied.

And the way you study such texts,

is really to focus on the main things that

any of us focus on subconsciously when you read the newspaper:

For each paragraph, you ask: What was that paragraph about?

What was its main point; what was its purpose?

And then, you ask yourself:

How does this paragraph connect to the paragraphs around it?

The paragraph before it, and the paragraph after it?

What's the flow here?

In the videos that follow,

we are going to do exactly this with the text of the Haggadah.

Dive in with me, and let's begin to look at the main part of the Haggadah,

that section known as Maggid:

Maggid. This word literally means "retelling a story".

This, supposedly, is the part of the Haggadah

dedicated to actually retelling the Exodus story.

But look how it begins.

Ha lachma anya:

This is the bread of affliction; poor man's bread,

the bread we used to eat in Egypt.

This is the part where we hold up the matzah for everybody to see

and we explain what it is.

What's the main point of this paragraph?

Well, we seem to be quite literally pointing to,

and explaining, a central symbol of the Seder that is about to unfold:

Here is the matzah, and here's what it means.

All right, that's great. But,

let's ask ourselves a reading comprehension question:

What's this doing here?

We are supposed to be telling a story, right?

Pointing at Matzah doesn't seem to be telling a story.

But maybe we are beginning a story, in a certain kind of way.

We are pointing to a concrete thing – a food –

that will tell the story to come not just in words,

but in flavors and textures.

The matzah is setting the tone, the flavor, if you will,

for the story to come.

So, maybe it is a reasonable way to begin the Seder.

All right,

The next paragraph is ma nishtana, four questions

in which a child remarks on how

very different this night seems from others during the year.

How is this paragraph connected to the last one?

Well, we just held up the matzah,

we called everybody's attention to one of the main symbols of the night.

And, our children notice that there's something out of the ordinary going on tonight,

they want to understand.

In a sense, these questions create the opportunity for a story –

a story that we will soon tell.

All right, so Mah Nishtanah isn't yet the story,

but it is a precursor to it.

The story we tell is going to be couched as an answer to a set of questions.

This question and answer format is a pedagogical model

that the Rabbis lay out in the Talmud.

We, as parents, have an obligation

to tell the story of the Exodus to our kids.

But the Rabbis knew that the best way to engage children

is to first give them the opportunity to ask their own questions.

So this paragraph is giving the children a chance to do just that –

helping them get engaged in the story we're about to tell.

All right, let's move on, the next paragraph is avadim hayinu:

We were slaves to Pharaoh in Egypt, and God took us out of there.

Wait a minute, this seems like a story!

Has Maggid, the story-telling part of the Haggadah,

really, finally, begun?

Well, in a sense it has.

When we say that one sentence –

we have, in essence, just told the entire story:

We were once slaves, now we're free.

So, you might be thinking… if we've gone and done it already –

if that's the story – well, we have finished our business!

Let's close up shop and bring out the soup and brisket:

Let the meal begin!

Why don't we do that?

Well, maybe the rest of the paragraph here

is actually explaining why we don't do just that:

the next thing we say in the Haggadah is,

Had God not taken us out, we'd still be in Egypt.

In other words: these events that happened so long ago,

they're not just bygone events in history,

mere curiosities of times past –

they have profound consequences

for you and me sitting right here right now.

If it were not for the Exodus,

Israel as an independent nation would never have come to be.

We would have been a perpetual class of slaves –

and eventually, we'd have probably assimilated into the host culture.

You and I would never be sitting here today

had the Exodus not happened. And therefore…

and therefore, we need to do more than perfunctorily dispense with the story.

It's not enough to just summarize the Exodus story in a line,

and move on to the meal.

No, no matter how knowledgeable or wise we all are,

no matter how many times we've heard this story before,

we need to elaborate on it, flesh it out; make it come alive.

We need to delve into this story,

cuz it's this story that changed everything for us.

The author of the Haggadah is providing a rationale

for what comes next - a reason

why the meal won't be coming yet for another few hours.

In other words: This paragraph is really the beginning of a meta-story:

A story about the telling of the Exodus story.

Here's why we do things this way, little Jimmy and little Debbie.

We are learning why the story is important,

and why we're going to spend a lot of time telling it.

So what happens next?

Do we start telling the exodus story now?

Well, no, actually we don't.

The next paragraphs actually continue the "meta-story".

They continue to talk about telling the Exodus story.

We get a little episode about some Sages from the Talmud,

in Bnei Brak, who told the Exodus story on Seder Night

in so much depth and detail that they stayed up all night doing it.

And, that paragraph is really just illustrating the last point, right?

That no matter how much you know,

you just have to lose yourself in the telling of the Exodus story.

It has to be all-encompassing.

The "meta-story" continues with the next paragraph in the Haggadah,

the "Four Sons".

You see, if the previous paragraph told us how much to tell the Exodus story,

this next paragraph tells us how to tell the story.

Cuz, the Rabbis noticed that the Torah

tells you not once but four different times

that you have to tell the Exodus story to your kids.

From there, they drew the idea

that there are actually four different ways to tell the story –

the story needs to be tailored to the needs of the listener,

to the needs of each kid.

In all of these paragraphs, for that matter, the ones that follow –

we are not yet getting to the actual story of the Exodus –

we are telling the meta-story;

we are being given pointers as to how to tell the exodus story.

We don't have anything that really sounds

like an Exodus story in the Haggadah, until we get to these words:

"Metchila ovdei avodah zara hayu avoteinu…"

Once upon a time, our ancestors were idol worshippers…

Well, that's a proper way to start a story –

quite literally with a "once upon a time".

And in fact, the Exodus story really does begin at this moment,

at least in a way.

Yeah, we're starting from all the way in the beginning,

even before Abraham, and

there are still some confusing paragraphs in the Haggadah beyond this point,

but it seems fair to say: The meta-story is now over,

and an actual story is beginning.

This is where the action really begins.

So, as you sit down to the Seder this year,

keep your eye on the ball.

Until now, we talked about how important it is to retell the Exodus,

how much we have to retell it, how we have to retell it,

when we have to retell it – but we haven't yet actually retold it.

Until right here. This is the beginning.

So how does that affect you?

Well, at your Seder,

it is easy to entertain lots of questions and divrei Torah

about these introductory pieces –

why Rabbi Elazar ben Azaryah's beard was so white

when he was only 18 years old, and all that...

but there is a price to pay for these indulgences.

You get up to this point where we're at now,

"Metchila ovdei avodah zara hayu avotein" – and,

by now, the kids are getting restless, the guests are hungry,

and in front of you there's this dense and intimidating section

of Rabbinical analysis.

So if you're not careful, it's "Come on folks,

we've got an afikoman to eat by midnight, let's move!"

My advice: Try not to fall into that trap.

Say fewer divrei Torah on the introductory parts,

and make sure you get up to here,

fully awake and ready to go.

Because remember: The story starts here.

Don't let it pass you by.

In the next videos of this course,

we're going to tackle the next paragraphs of the Haggadah.

They are some of the hardest to understand in the Haggadah.

It is not easy to figure out exactly how they hang together,

or what story they are meant to tell.

But if we can piece together their puzzle,

we will find ourselves richly rewarded.

We will get an inside look at the Exodus story,

as the rabbis beckoned us to see it.

We will, I daresay, begin to see

a side of the Exodus story that we never imagined existed before.

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Presidential race taking shape as primary campaigns heat up - Duration: 1:53.

In the domestic political arena.

Two parties have chosen their nominees for the presidential election set for May 9th.

Other parties' candidates are still campaigning hard for top billing.

Meanwhile, the leader of the conservative Liberty Korea Party announced he'll step down.

Ji Myung-kil has the latest from parliament.

Christian pastor turned party interim leader In Myung-jin said Wednesday his job is done

and he'll resign after the Liberty Korea Party picks its presidential candidate at a convention

this Friday.

"Since December, In has been leading the party's reform efforts, including changing the party

name and expelling lawmakers close to former President Park Geun-hye."

Meanwhile, the splinter conservative Bareun Party's presidential nominee Yoo Seong-min

visited Seoul's National Cemetery on Wednesday to pay respect to the fallen heroes.

Representative Yoo said he will take every means to guard the country and make Korea

a righteous society.

The main opposition Democratic Party of Korea is continuing its in-house primaries around

the nation.

The party's former leader Moon Jae-in is currently in the lead.

The party's candidate will be whoever has a majority of votes after the final primary

in Seoul next Monday.

Meanwhile, the centrist People's Party appears to have great confidence in its former leader

Ahn Cheol-soo, who's now a step closer to becoming the party's standard-bearer for the

presidential election.

"Public survey shows Ahn Cheol-soo and Moon Jae-in are battling within the margin of error.

This is the publics actual sentiment."

The minor left-wing Justice Party's presidential nominee Sim Sang-jeung visited Jeollabuk-do

Province to woo support from voters there.

Ji Myung-kil, Arirang News.

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NPS requests more information ahead of bailout support decision for Daewoo Shipbuilding - Duration: 2:37.

Another massive bailout scheme is on the table for one of Korea's biggest shipbuilders.

But whether they will get the financial help they need depends largely on one of its biggest

bondholders -- the National Pension Service.

Oh Soo-young updates us on efforts to revive the sector that was once a key engine of the

nation's economy.

Will the world's second-largest shipbuilder be granted another lifeline?

The National Pension Service has requested more information from Daewoo Shipbuilding

and Marine Engineering,... ahead of a meeting on Friday where it will discuss whether or

not to partake in a bailout scheme.

The six-billion dollar rescue package is largely backed by the state-run Korea Development

Bank- - the company's biggest shareholder and creditor.

Its success largely relies on securing an agreement from other corporate bondholders

on debt-to-equity swaps and rollovers.

The proposal suggests out of a total of 3-point-4 billion dollars in debt, 2-point-6 billion

be converted into debt-to-equity swaps with a ratio of 50 or 80 percent.

The rest would be given a grace period of three to five years.

All eyes are on the National Pension Service--Daewoo's biggest bondholder.

It holds 43 percent of corporate bonds maturing next month... worth around 170 million U.S.

dollars.

Watchers believe the agency will likely go ahead with the plan,... considering past investments

as sunk costs,... but it is expected to tread lightly.

"NPS is feeling the heat,... due to the Samsung merger scandal where the final decision was

reached without following principles and was affected by external influence.

So, if it takes the initiative to unveil its transparent decision-making process in this

case, it would help dispel public distrust of the pension service.

Requiring extra data from Daewoo can be seen as a part of that effort."

Daewoo is currently the world's second largest shipbuilder by revenue,... but due to the

fall in global demand for vessels coupled with

other industry-wide difficulties,... the company's finances are barely keeping afloat.

It has already received three-point-six-eight billion dollars in a rescue plan in 2015 but

has failed to beat its liquidity crisis.

Without the latest bailout scheme, it will not be able to pay back the 395 million dollars

worth of bonds set to mature on April 21st.

Daewoo Shipbuilding's creditors will sit down mid-April to discuss the debt-to-equity swap

and rollover plan.

If the proposal falls through, the company will likely have no choice but to enter court

receivership."

Oh Soo-young, Arirang News."

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Stools Across America | Sean's House starring Sean Cullen | Episode 6 - Duration: 2:36.

Hi, I'm Sean Cullen.

Did you know that hundreds of baby elephants are fired out

of a giant cannon every year in Kenya and

the number is growing.

Please give generously to catch those

baby elephants, a nonprofit organization

that's building an enormous catcher's

mitt in Rwanda. Please give generously,

because the next elephant you catch, may be your own.

Hi, my name is Sean.

Hi, I'm Sean Cullen, and welcome back to

my interview series with inanimate

objects

unfortunately today we couldn't to get one.

Sean, it's me the chair, I'm your guest.

You're my guest?

Yeah. Oh!

Well, you know, you, forgive me for overlooking you but

I mean I think that's historically been

overlooked.

Well, yeah we have been but we've always

been there we've always been very supportive.

I understand and who's

the most difficult ass to support?

Historically? Benjamin Franklin really

had a punishing ass, he used to eat a lot of

beans before every congress meeting just

to put his opponents on the wrong foot.

Wow. What's your attitude towards stools?

Uh well Keith Richards took a dump on me once.

No, not that kind of stool.

Oh stools, yes.

Historically we know we wouldn't be here

today without stools but most chairs

sort of look at stools as mentally

challenged chairs.

Wow, that must be really difficult thing

to deal with.

Meh, it is.

So is that why you're doing Stools Across America?

Yes, wer'e doing Stools Across America because we want to

give back and put every back on a stool

by 2019.

Wow, that's incredible. Well, hopefully the

current administration will support that.

Leg's crossed!

Yep.

You know, when I was still alive people were always writing songs

about love.

That's true.

No one writes songs about hate though.

Hmm.

You're right.

I wish you'd die tomorrow screaming

in a pile of your own blood.

With manure smeared on your face.

As you're trampled by my uncle Doug.

That was Sean's House, thanks for coming.

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How NRIs Can Make Tax Saving Investments - Duration: 4:25.

This video talks about what NRIs need to do while making tax saving investments in India

At the fag end of the financial year, the choice is limited to ELSS and life insurance plans

NRIs can buy life insurance policies for dependents residing in India

NRIs qualify for tax deduction under Section 80C for the repayment of the principal portion of a home loan

NRIs need to first find out how much tax saving they need to do and whether they need to do it at all