Waching daily Nov 1 2017

okay so today I'm going to show you Biscuit and Biscuit is a feral cat aren't

you Biscuit but has been becoming very very friendly lately and

coming into our house to get food and coming to me to tell me it's time to

come and feed the ferals and we have a feeling... we have a feeling that

Biscuit is going to be moving in with us pretty soon like Mog did. Now most of the

feral cats just stayed really frightened and, even though I've been feeding

them for like well over a year, still won't come near me... Biscuit's purring! I'm sorry

about the joggy camerawork but this was an unexpected pleasure

there you go Biscuit! Look at Biscuit. cats never judge I'm still wearing pyjamas 11

o'clock in the morning on a Wednesday but hey who cares? OK Biscuit?

You're so cool. Look at you, you'll end up moving in! What are we gonna do another cat (cat number 7)

- oh god help us... D'you want some food? I fed them last night and fed

them yesterday but I'm late this morning aren't I biscuit? this is what happens if you

involve yourself with feral cats they end up deciding that they belong to you

I mean honestly this cat would not come near us initially well I suppose with

time... And look who it is - it's Mog the other feral cat we ended up taking in

Mog's ear was dramatically trimmed when he was neutered but you

can hardly tell with biscuit. I think the vet was practising to be a

plastic surgeon or something actually tipped the cat's ear without it showing

...And Mog and Biscuit still play together because they were you know

friends together back in the day weren't you? and there's another little feral

cat you see that one won't come near me but it still wants some food

You can see there that we had (there) we had a really bad hurricaney

wind thing and it blew some polystyrene around the garden that I was storing ready

to throw away so always with the glamour anyway I'm gonna go back indoors and

prepare some food for these cats and meanwhile I'm gonna let you watch this

these hideous sort of faux Crocs I bought off of Amazon and that's

the noise they make when you walk so I just wanted something to wear out in the

garden to feed the feral cats but don't really think I had that noise in mind

okay there's Zuul one of our cats he's hoping to terrify all the ferals thank

you Zuul... if you enjoyed this do like, subscribe, leave any comments and

questions down below and um what would you do if a feral cat was trying to move

into your house? I daresay you'd end up taking it in right? okay Biscuit I'm

coming. Thanks everybody bye bye!

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Learn How Your Face Can Reveal What Part of Your Body Is Sick, a - Duration: 4:41.

Learn How Your Face Can Reveal What Part of Your Body Is Sick, and What to Do About It

Ancient Chinese healers didn�t rely on sophisticated machines in order to detect diseases � in

fact, they learned how to read the face and recognize the signs of any disease and condition.

For example, they believed that any kind of skin problem (redness, dry skin, acne) is

directly caused by some kind of problem in your organs, as all organs in the body are

interconnected.

Although it has been lost at some point throughout history, face mapping was an important �tool�

for detection of numerous health problems in ancient times.

Face mapping is a technique which relies on the position of acne on the face to detect

health problems in the body.

It�s a safe and non-invasive method that can identify diseases and help you treat them

accordingly.

The technique works on the premise that all organs are interconnected in the body, and

that a thorough look at the face can help the doctor diagnose anything.

DIET AND LIFESTYLE FACE MAPPING

The face can show any kind of problem you might be facing. Here�s what the location

of acne signifies:

ACNE ON THE CHEEKS

Smoking Touching your face frequently

Bacterial buildup

ACNE ON THE T-ZONE

Stress Alcohol abuse

Too much coffee Poor circulation

ACNE ON THE CHIN, JAW OR NECKLINE

Excessive consumption of starch Candida infection

Hormonal problems

Excessive consumption of processed sugar

FACE MAPPING BY ORGAN

Although this list is helpful for determining the broad causes of acne, their exact location

is the better way of detecting a disease.

Locate the specific organ related to a specific zone on your face and you will easily discover

what you�re suffering from.

LIVER � THE AREA BETWEEN THE EYEBROWS

If you consume a lot of meat, the stomach will work overtime to digest it.

This will leave the organ without rest and overworked, which will result in skin problems

such as acne.

In order to resolve the problem, start eating a healthy diet focused on raw fruit and vegetables,

and make sure to spend more time outside in the fresh air as well.

BLADDER AND SMALL INTESTINE � FOREHEAD

If you have acne on your forehead, you�re probably consuming far too much processed

and fatty food as well as foods low in fiber.

Alcohol abuse and stress can also be the reason which leads to poor digestion, toxic buildup,

and dehydration.

To resolve the problem, you need to drink 10-12 glasses of water every day and stay

away from alcohol and processed food.

KIDNEYS � EYE AREA AND EYEBROWS

Acne in this part of the face is probably caused by malnutrition and dehydration.

Alcohol abuse, smoking, poor circulation and weakened heart can also be the cause.

The solution is to avoid caffeine and alcohol and drink plenty of water every day.

KIDNEYS AND LUNGS � CHEEKS

Poor dental hygiene is the most frequent reason for acne on the cheeks. In order to treat

the problem, floss and brush your teeth regularly, and avoid foods and drinks rich in sugar.

LUNGS � UPPER PART OF THE CHEEKS

Acne in the upper part of the cheeks is a sign of increased air pollution.

Avoid going outside when the air is polluted and stop smoking as soon as possible to improve

your condition.

HEART � NOSE

The nose is directly related to the heart � if you have acne on it, avoid consuming

too much salt, eat a healthier diet and start exercising more often.

STOMACH � MOUTH, AND CHIN

Acne on the mouth and chin are usually caused by alcohol abuse and consumption of fatty

and sugary foods. Avoid consuming these foods and add some fermented foods to your diet

to treat the problem.

HORMONES � NECK AND JAW

Acne on these areas is usually caused by hormonal imbalance. In order to regulate your hormones,

control your salt and caffeine intake and eat a healthy diet.

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Is a TEFL Certificate *Actually* Worth It? - Duration: 7:19.

You're looking for a reason to be abroad long-term,

you're wanting to work and really get to know your local community,

then getting TEFL certified and teaching abroad is the best!

So, first things first, what is a TEFL certification?

Well, TEFL stands for "Teaching English as a Foreign Language."

TEFL is a type of certification that's acknowledged worldwide.

And, it is a credential that you can earn to teach English in another country.

So, do you reeeeally need a TEFL certification?

Yes and here's why.

If you have not taught before, and this was the case with me, I was not a trained teacher—

y'all I had no idea what I was doing!

Just because you can teach your dog a word or two of English, doesn't mean that translates

to teaching people.

I needed to learn how to be an English teacher.

There are conventions and things that I've always stuck to

because that's how I learned the language just growing up speaking English,

but I could never properly or succinctly explain those rules to someone until I took a TEFL

certification course.

A TEFL certificate makes you stand out when applying for jobs.

Show future employers that you have the stuff to make it through a really rigorous course

load in a very short amount of time.

It really helped me to be more competitive and get the job that I have,

and also allowed me to be more competitive with my salary.

(Plus) Most schools will require it.

So, get that certificate if having a good teaching job is one of your goals.

But is [TEFL] actually worth it?

Yep.

It's definitely worth it.

It's a really great experience!

I mean, whether you decide to immediately go into teaching abroad,

whether you're planning on teaching English abroad as your whole career, or as just, maybe,

a little sabbatical or break, it's only going to ensure that you have

a successful time.

I didn't want to just be a teacher, I really wanted to be a good teacher

and I felt like having that foundation in the TEFL certificate was going to provide

that for me.

I'm doing lots of planning and working and preparation to make a classroom that is both

engaging and helpful to my English learning students.

You're going to learn great communication strategies.

You're going to learn how to lesson plan—which, sounds like it's very specific to teaching,

but writing up those plans and thinking higher level,

trying to teach really complex concepts, is something that is easily translatable into

any field, and is really going to help you long-term

regardless of where you end up.

And, I think that's really valuable.

First things first is you've gotta look for programs online.

Make sure it's a reliable and trustworthy program through word-of-mouth references—

you can ask to speak to someone who has taught with them before.

Make sure they have a staff that's responsive and will answer your questions.

Check that they have a credible website, look up reviews,

I read a lot of blogs.

There's a few ways to [get TEFL certified].

I went the route of getting mine online because I have a lot of teaching experience already.

It's a great way to go.

It tends to be less expensive.

It's really convenient, you can do it on your own time.

You're able to take a much more personalized approach to getting your TEFL certificate.

And, sort of learn in your own style and at your own pace.

But, if you don't have that teaching background I definitely recommend looking into

getting TEFL certification in a classroom environment.

You can also do an in-person course in the country where you plan on teaching.

You can really adjust to life abroad in-country while taking your TEFL certification course.

And, that can really help you once you get in the classroom.

You're all settled in and it makes it a little easier in order to start interviewing,

and finding those teaching positions in-country.

Once you find your program and you've signed up—

you're either chugging away online or you're going to class every day,

you're going to have 120 hours minimum of classroom instruction.

To kind of get a feel for the industry and what it's about

This is where you're actually getting up, you're in front of a class, and you're

teaching these lessons.

As far as working with students, you know, that's really the fun part.

Teaching practicum is incredibly important to make sure that you are ready to go abroad

and teach!

Make sure, also, that the program has rigorous requirements.

You don't want to be going to a program where they allow just anyone at all to teach

because that probably means that they don't care about their students.

Once you've aced all of that and you have your certificate in hand…

Use the resources from your program.

A lot of TEFL certificate programs also include alumni services that have job placement assistance,

in addition to helping you with your resume, and interview questions, and things like that.

So, really take advantage of those resources.

It's really interesting to see what jobs are available,

where they are, how much they pay, what's required.

Think of a place you really want to go, you really want to teach, and start your search

there!

And, hopefully you'll find something quick.

But, the world is really your oyster.

There are so many different countries that need qualified English teachers.

You're just one click away from being an ESL teacher abroad.

*HAPPY DANCE TO THAT*

One thing that no one told me, though, was that not everyone is there because they want

to be.

It's just really important that you always, at the heart of things, keep your students

in mind.

For me, when I was learning a language I was PUMPED,

I was so excited to be in the classroom.

But, depending on where you are in the world, some people may be learning English not because

they want to, but because they have to for tourism or for

their job.

So, ask your students what is their motivation, why they're there, and take that and be

compassionate.

Make sure that you're listening to them and helping them engage.

Really find that "Aha!" moment, where they get it,

because that's the best part about teaching— that little "ting!" when you see the light

bulb go off.

Inspire these kids to not only learn English, but enjoy learning English,

and continue learning once the class is over.

So, if you're excited and you're wanting to help students reach that light bulb moment,

teaching English abroad is definitely, definitely, definitely for you.

And, if you want to teach abroad then you have got to get your TEFL certificate.

Teaching abroad is really one of the best ways to be abroad for an extended period of

time and to do so in a meaningful way.

One last time for the people in the back!

Getting your TEFL certificate is totally worth it and you should start looking for programs

RIGHT NOW!

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What It Is | Mark Knopfler Songbook | Lesson 31 - Duration: 13:59.

What can I say about one of the greatest

songs in the world?

It just speaks for itself.

It's probably the single most famous

solo song in Mark's repertoire.

First of all, check out the direct inspiration

for What It Is, a Scottish ballad

"The Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond".

This particular version is one of the best

things I've ever heard in my life.

Seriously, I can listen to it on repeat for days and

I know it inside out.

The link is you-know-where.

It's a well known fact that Mark played this

ballad as an intro for What It Is.

Man, everything about this song is so perfect.

Imagine the army of fans who started to play

because of that track.

But overall, this song is

just pure strumming: no fancy chords,

time signature changes, odd tunings (except

for some trickery in the studio) and this song

is a taste call for sure.

A big taste call.

Even live versions by Mark himself sounds not so

perfect as the studio version, especially

the rhythm section.

Studio version is like

a monument, a painting by Michelangelo,

a milestone or whatever you may call it.

The beauty of What It Is—is the simplicity.

Yeah, this is a cliché phrase and some licks

require some confidence in the right hand.

But the main lick is a proof of that.

It's really,

really simple call and response melody in 8 bars.

Played In 9th position.

Here's a call...

And here's a response.

Another call…

And another response.

Much like in Why Aye Man,

the same sort of idea: two-parts call and response riff.

Nothing changes dramatically in the picking version.

It's still a call and response.

Almost a single-note

line, but with a rhythmical twist.

For one thing, the very first beat is two strings,

but three fingers.

Thumb and index is

on the 3rd and middle finger is on the 2nd.

And if you play it all at the same time, it adds

a little bit of percussion into it and this is a

typical move in Mark's playing, same thing as

Money For Nothing.

So it goes…

Pluck, hammer-on, downstroke.

This isn't a regular middle finger downstroke, like…

It's more like a precise, subtle downstroke with

two fingers equally and it works more like a mute,

the goal is to hit exactly two strings while

blocking or ignoring the 4th and 1st strings.

Pluck, hammer-on, downstroke,

upstroke, thumb, pull-off, thumb.

Pluck, hammer-on, downstroke,

index, thumb, index, thumb, thumb.

Or pluck, pluck.

There's no exact fingering, but

the fundamental pattern is simple —

thumb, index, downstroke, index.

Clever stuff.

As always, it's not about what to play,

but more how to play.

This part is a power chord slide.

Two inner strings.

Or…

Now, as slow as I can.

Not only this is a great song, this is also a great

study on chord shapes.

The challenge is to play

the song in full in every part of the neck.

I heard people say "Wow, how Mark can play

through the whole song so effortless on the

entire neck, he must be genius".

He certainly

is genius indeed, in terms of writing that song,

but in terms of playing all over the neck it's just

a matter of practice.

And there's not so many

shapes in fact, usually just three for each.

And of course the song is easy to play and WAS

played with a capo on the 2nd fret, it almost

as easy as strumming some basic folk songs, but this

IS a folk song, it's just it's a 21st century folk song.

Strumming it feels almost like cheating, because

the song seems so hard when you listen to it.

It worth mentioning that, I believe, like the main riff,

the intro sequence underneath it is also

a call and response.

Although the chords

are identical — Em, G, C, D, you can create

a melody with it, here...

The verse is simply Em, G, C, G, D, Em, G, C, G, D.

The major part is C to G, C, G, D.

And of course solos are in F#m Pentatonic.

Nothing too complicated here as well.

The last chord is the same sort of idea

as in Why Aye Man, it's a power chord,

reinforced by the thumb.

And this is it.

It's interesting how I started

the second season (so to speak) with a sort of

a similar song as my first song of choice—

Why Aye Man.

They both even start on the

same two letters.

Both have this call and response

riff idea, quiet parts, can be played with odd tunings

and of course both was written by

the happiest man in the world.

Thanks for watching!

For more infomation >> What It Is | Mark Knopfler Songbook | Lesson 31 - Duration: 13:59.

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UT/TT Poll: Is the "bathroom bill" still important? - Duration: 1:29.

So what we found was that after a political year in Texas where everybody

has talked about bathrooms and access to bathrooms, I think, more than we could

have possibly imagined we would be talking about it. Then after a rising

tide, particularly among conservatives, in which people came to view this as an

important issue because they were following, what we would call an elite

cue. Basically, public figures were talking about it and people started

following the issue a little bit more. In particular the conservative leadership

in the state made this issue much more important over the course of the year to

conservative voters than it was when the year started. If you go and you look at

the series of polls that we did in February, in June and then in October,

you saw relatively low levels of salience rise through the course of the

session, peak in June and then settle down, particularly among Republicans, a

little bit higher than where they started but certainly not as high as

they were at the end of the legislative session. So, what do we make of this?

I mean, I think we make that this issue can be activated, if you will, by political

leaders but once it's left alone, the interest in it tends to recede somewhat.

you

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Your Tutorial Is Now Finished - Duration: 0:28.

Last objective: Commite suicide

The last enemy unit is destroyed

We won!

Your tutorial is finished

Now you are ready for a real battle

*Crash*