Waching daily Jan 4 2019

Hey super cool that ur watching this new video!

My name is Antonis and today Im gonna explain about progressive overload

And how you can implement this in your own training.

Let me explain shortly what progressive overload means.

It means that you

Keep making ur training a little bit harder

so that your body keeps getting a new stimulation to grow.

Because that is what we all want: to get bigger and stronger.

And well, it's not easy because you cannot

keep adding more weights each week.

And after a year you would be able to bench like 300 kilograms.

I dont know anyone who can.

There's more ways to outsmart your body.

The first one is indeed to increase the weights.

You could do that by weekly or every two weeks

adding some weights.

You dont need to do that on all exercises. My tip is to

only do that on the so called compound exercises.

So that's exercises on which you make big movements such as the squat, the bench press

rowing, deadlift.

maybe even weighted pull-ups.

On these exercises its fairly easy to keep adding more weights each week.

And more isolated exercices

you really dont need to increase the weights weekly.

Another way to implement progressive overload

is to ad a rep

to your set. so let's say ur doing a bench press

and you do this with 80 kg

And you are able to do this 3 times 8.

than next week you try to

do it 2 x 8 and 1 x 9. and the week after you try to

do it 1 x 8 and 2 x 9. just as long until

you can do it 3 x 12

and THAN you increase the weight.

whats important is to keep stimulating your body with new impulses.

So that you ask just that bit more of your body

than you did last time.

this is how I do it myself on the compound exercises.

So each week I try to ad 1 or 2 reps.

untill I can do 3 or 4 sets

of 12 and than I will start to increase the weight.

And with this I keep stimulating

my body just a little more every time.

Another way is to

ad a set to your workout.

again not on all exercises but

more on the compound exercises. So lets say you normally would do three sets of 10

than you now try to do 4 sets of 10

and you dont do this for all exercises

because that would make it too challenging

this way you would ask too much more of your body as apposed to your last training.

but lets say your workout has 8

exercises, than you implement this with 1, 2 or 3

exercises and that way

at the end of the road you asked a whole lot more of yourself

than the past week. another way to implement progressive overload

is to decrease the resting time between your sets and exercises.

So lets say you would normally wait 2 minutes between your sets.

Than you try to decrease this to 1 minute.

this way you ask more effort in a shorter period of time

and this way you still implement progressive overload.

There's a whole lot of other ways to do this

and make your workout more challenging. A way that I

use for my clients a lot is the usage of micro cycles

and meso cycles. And what this means is that you

divide your workout over three or four weeks

so that in week 1, for example

you do an exercise with 10 KG on 8 reps.

In week 2 you do 10 KG with 10 reps

And in week 3 you do 10 KG with 12 reps.

so this way you increase pretty fast. and in week 4

you increase the weight, for example to 12 KG. but now again with

8 reps.

and so on. so if you repeat this process three or four times

you have 1 meso cycle.

and this way you build up a solid

workout. this works

for most people very well.

However; if you are more advanced in the gym, so lets say youve been training for 2

or 3 or 4 years or more

you cant keep increasing the weights.

your body becomes stronger so you will be able to crush higher weights.

and if you are doing a shoulder press with 40 kg one day

than for sure you wont be able to do this with 45 kg a week later.

so if you are more advanced in the gym

you will have to implement other ways of progressive overload

in your workout.

that was it for today. as an example I used my leg day

to show you how I train myself. I am currently

on a five day split, including a

leg day, upper body, push, pull and another

leg day. so this way I train all body parts

twice per week. All muscles are hit twice per week.

And this is really the best way to keep growing.

I am also bulking so I am eating around 3200 kcal

per day which is a lot.

Next week I will show you a full day of eating.

So I hope you will be watching that as well. For now I want to

thank you for watching. If you liked this video give it a thumbs up

And I will check you in the next one. Bye!

Oh ya, and dont forget to subscribe!

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Fly is the fans of Night Elf now! - Duration: 6:25.

How can you guys do that?

Please don't break my confidence.

I feel so confident right now, I used Night Elf previously, I am strong.

If I didn't meet the professional Night Players, I think I could win.

if I met them, like Life, I may be punched by him.

If I met others, I think

I have change to win.

Haha, you don't play Orc anymore? The Keeper is too strong. (Reading Chat)

Entangle! Shoot him! Shoot him!

Wow!

This Entangle...

I can only say, it's amazing~~

Look at this, hahahaha!

Oh f**k, this is f**king amazing.

Let's see his ranking.

Oh, he is a NE players with in top 100,

however, haiz~

I have Glaive Throwers and Entangle,

and the game is over!

This feeling is really good

I really have fun with the Entangle.

Night Elf...

is a amazing race.

This is really amazing!

(Laughing)

Very good,

it's really interesting.

Let's see who is the next "victim".

(What?)

Oh. f**k!

This is too f**king easy.

I was playing like shit in this game.

I forgot to expand, I lost my hero many times, and I lost many units,

but it's so easy.

I just need to send the Huntresses to attack,

send the Big Tree to roots down and entangle the Gold Mine, then

summon Alchemist and learn Acid Bomb,

then I won.

What the hell is this?

I was playing so bad in this game.

However, this is so easy.

Right, it's easy.

I just attack, then I won.

(Laughing)

This Orc is not bad, this Orc...Let's see his ranking.

Top 30 in Ladder.

But this is easy.

An Orc player with top 30 on Ladder.

This is so easy.

Don't forget my name,

I am the prince of surrounding.

(Laughing)

(Laughing)

Hi, bro,

you are so soft.

you want to kill my units? You will kill nothing.

I feel confident of my micro,

I am proud on it.

This game is interesting.

Ooh?

You want to give me your Ghouls?

Come on.

I don't creep here first.

kill them one by one.

(Laughing)

I am really shocked.

I am so shocked.

I can't help on this.

"Did I meet a Nighe Elf with Suroundding? How is this possible?"

(Laughing)

I am really stunned.

Who says Night Elves don't know how to surround?

What wrong just now?

I really can't help on this.

I feel so good right now.

This is easy.

Oh F**k...

I am going to give a full score for this feeling.

Pcg...

Pcg is so stunned right now,

"Why does this Night Elf know how to surround?"

[Chat: 666, I will remember you.] (6 means strong and powerful in Chinese memes.)

Oh F**k...

This game is slapping PCG's face.

I can't help on this.

Come on, my Night Elf

my skills is really...

I want to give full score to this game, this feeling is so good.

I feel really good in the match just now.

Why didn't I think of it?

Huh?

I am a Night Elf right now.

Please don't say something arrogant before you play against Night Elf.

Do you understand, my little bro?

How can he do? His main Gold Mine was gone,

his main base was fallen.

I can win the game although if I didn't defend my base.

I could send a Wisp to expand on his original base.

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What is perfect tense? Video two. - Duration: 8:00.

This is one of my favorite explanations because I am very fortunate to have many

Brazilian students, and my Brazilian students come to class with a lot of

frustration. So let me tell you how I've explained it to them, and how I have been

getting results. Remember, this is a long video. If you haven't watched part one, I

really recommend you do get the idea, and then let's carry on. Don't forget there's

a blog that has the whole thing laid out for you, so if you have any problems you

can pause the video, and read the text. I wanted to make sure that it was very

very clear, and that it had everything you needed. When I was a little girl, I

hated cleaning my room, so I always was looking for excuses, and my mother would

be like: "clean your room" A-ha. "Clean your room" uh-huh. So my mother would

finally say: "Leslie clean your room". And I would be like: "Can I do it after

the show?" And she would be like: "I don't care! I'm going to work, when I come back

that room has to be clean. So just get it done! I don't care when you do it! I don't

care how you do it. Just do it". And here what we do is we

focus on the action, we don't care when it happens, but we care about that action.

Simple tense worked more about giving information. Progressive tense worked

about time. Perfect tenses is like: I don't care. I just don't care. I just want to make sure

that that action is done. So here we select perfect tense. This is a simple

memory trick that I recommend for my students: you have to do something, right?

That action? So use have, but the verb has to participate, so you use participle.

Haha. See the trick there? So subject have, has or had, verb in participle and any other information

that is relevant. First reason to use perfect tense. So let's begin with a very,

very simple example which is: the task list. Adam has

a series of events he has to do. When he finishes one, he goes on to the next one.

He has to open the office, he has to check his voicemails, etc, etc. When he has

finished two, and he is doing the third one, the first two - we can use perfect tense.

Adam has opened the office Adam has listened to his voicemail, and now he is

checking his emails. So we go from present perfect to present progressive.

The other way that I use present perfect is when I want to give an excuse. Now if

I have a project, and I have two weeks, and I didn't do it, and I did at the last

possible moment. I don't want people to know that I didn't do it with time. An

example: I do it the last two days, and my teacher says: "Leslie, how is your project

going? "Oh I've done the introduction and the analysis. I'm working on the last

part." "Good job Leslie. I'm glad you didn't

leave it for the last moment". Me: "Nah! Of course not". The idea here is that I want to be ambiguous.

I don't want my teacher to discover that I didn't actually do it with time. So I'm

shifting the attention from when I did it, to doing the action. Another way that

I use the perfect tense is when I want to explain that this is a promise that

is kept, that it hasn't changed. So if my dear Adam is telling me: "Leslie, why are

you talking to other people?" And I'm like: "Whatever". And he's like: "Are you, ah, do you like him?

Tell me the truth". I would be like: "I've never cheated on you." That

means from the beginning of our relationship until now, this event has

never happened. So again, I want to make sure that time details are irrelevant, I

just want to confirm that the action is the same. The action is my focus. A final

example is bragging. Bragging is you want to say haha I do this, I do that,

but you don't want to really want to give a lot of details. Like, I've drunk tequila,

whiskey and vodka, all in the same party. Right? Check, check, check.

So why don't I want to put it in past tense? Because I want to make sure that

it looks like I do this all the time.

Like I am so cool

I drove a Ferrari when I was 18. That's a specific moment, and I don't have access

to the car anymore. Of course I have driven expensive cars.

Like, hello! What do you think you are? I do this all the time! So I've gone

to Paris means action done. Twice. But I'm leaving it open to maybe doing it again.

You see it's a lifestyle. When I say I went to Paris, it means the action is

finished, it's like information and not necessarily that I want to repeat it, or

I can repeat. The last thing is when you're annoyed or bothered. And this is

when we link present perfect, present simple, and some people refer to it as

the past of present. So, the perfect tense becomes the past of the simple tense, and

again they are linked, so I have lost my keys, I don't know when I lost my keys, I

don't know how I lost my keys. I don't care about the details, what I care is -

I don't have my keys, and there I cannot open the door, so I can't open the door

because of this past action. I'm here to give another example that is similar:

when girls are drinking, and one girl says to the other: "Hey make sure that I

don't call my ex-boyfriend". And you're like: "Yeah". And you take her phone, and

then later she takes the phone, and you're like: "Oh my God. She has taken the

phone. Where is she?" This is a perfect moment, you don't know

when she took the phone, you know the phone was taken.

I made a small little summary where I say: experience until now. Have we met before

at any time in the past? Second, some type of event that affects my current status. No

coffee for me. I've had some before. An ongoing situations. I have lived in

this apartment. So I have done it in the past, I continue to do it in the present

and maybe I will do it in the future, but it's not really about the details

it's about: check, I've lived in apartment. I haven't lived in a house. And this is

my final explanation, and this really helps specially my students that speak

Portuguese. I consider present perfect like many

young boys wanting to lose their virginity. They don't care how they do it,

they don't care where they do it, they just want to do the action. So all the

details are irrelevant, it's about the action. So this is a perfect example of

present perfect versus simple tense. Simple tense would give you all the

information. Perfect tense would be like: Yeah, I am no longer a virgin. Yes, dude,

dude! In summary: present simple - giving information, retelling sequence of events.

Progressive talking about a focal point or expanding time. Perfect says details

are irrelevant, let's focus on: is the action done? Or not done? So if the action

is very important, we use perfect tense.

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Wizards Unite: Missions\Assignments. Is this going to be our daily gameplay? - Duration: 7:25.

Does the second trailer give us a clue to our day to day Wizards Unite gameplay?

Check out this video to find out.

Welcome wizards and witches we are at alert level one, subscribed now to get

the latest updates as and when they happen. The question for today is do we

see a clue for our day to day Wizards Unite gameplay. So I was doing my usual just

about falling asleep thinking that what was a Wizards Unite could be and then it popped

into my head perhaps all these graphics in the latest trailer are a clue. In

Pokemon Go we catch Pokemon everyday, you know the usual mundane grinding

technique what's that gonna be in Wizards Unite, at that point the

graphics that pop up during the Broom trailer popped into my mind and I

thought perhaps this is a clue to what we might see on screen during day to day

gameplay. This would be a good time for me to show you the screen I'll be

using during Wizards Unite. I spent a few days creating this I think I might still

tweak it a little bit but here we go. Our first graphic is traced number 74 if we

replace the word trace with say missions because perhaps we investigate traces so

mission number 74 would indicate we have at least 74 missions to start with. In this

case it's brooms the other case may be the snitch in the previous trailer. So the

next graphic is the broom itself so each mission could have an associated graphic

with it so this is the broom one so we have a broom graphic they wouldn't

release a video for every mission purely because they are geographically locked

so you know that video is shot in a certain location and we're all going to be

in different locations so a graphic like this would make sense. We again have our

trace number so our mission number much like Pokemon have a number then we have

our trace title so our mission title. So next thing down we have our threat level

this is for the specific incident it's not a global threat level so this

specific incident is a danger level event this could also indicate a skill

level that is required to complete this mission. Below our threat level we have the

registry, now this is a stamp now this could be a mission type we see

a snitch which is odd to see associated with a broom so this could be an icon

for a mission type so snitches could mean the mission type is a magical

object at large it could also have a different stamp for example for beasts

at large. So say for example we have the snitch

representing objects and we have say an Niffler representing magical beasts it's

quite possible we have to level up in Magizoology

to level 4 for a beast encounter or some other level for an object encounter.

Next graphic has witnesses "Reports of UFOs up 90 percent in the area but none

are attributed to flying broomsticks". Now we have damage which says "reports of

stunned possums and dented roo bars (Australian mobile term)". These are bars

on the front of 4x4's. And then we have our logged by a signature. So with a

witnesses section you get to see how much the statute of secrecy has been

broken, what sort of influence is it having on the muggle world. Damage

gives us a bit of insight into what's going on and then we have a logged by so that

is someone in the SOS task force an NPC of some sort who is managing the

incidents and giving them out to us. And last thing which is demonstrated in the

graphics is our counter spell so this is the spell you need to perform or

learn in order to counteract this jinx and complete this mission. So how likely

is it we are looking at day to day gameplay here with missions? Well ingress

has missions in it already so it's not much of a stretch for Niantic to

think we'll put missions into Wizards Unite. Ingress missions are obtained from

points of interest, some of these machines can be linking certain portals

together, visiting certain portals and a few other bits and bobs which I can't remember

off top my head. The scale of these incidents

in the trailer a rather minor as in you know it is not a massive magical

outbreak so I can't see it needing 20 or 30 Wizards to take a snitch or a broom

down you know, so I think we're looking at day to day gameplay not special

events. So how do we get these daily missions well in ingress to get a

mission you have to visit a portal. In Pokemon Go to do the quests you have to

go to a pokestop so it's fair to say that some of these point of interests in

Wizards Unite are going to be places that we can get missions from. Perhaps

we're looking at one point of interest type being an SOS outpost also could

this outpost be where you train and when you level up. So what I'd like to pay day

to day missions daily and I think yes because it's a lot more interesting than

throwing pokeballs at Pokemon and the same Pokemon I see every day which is quite boring.

The complexity of these missions are yet to be established but we know there's going to

be item and we need to somehow control it so the Muggles don't become aware.

We know there's a counterspell but we don't know if there's anything else we need to

do on top of that. How do we find this broom? We can obviously guess there will be some

location tracking thing going on but that yeah remains to be seen. So now it's

over to you what do you think of missions? Would you like to be doing this

as part of your day-to-day gameplay perhaps you would like to be able to

team up with other members to the missions say on your lunch break at

college or something and what do you think the other 73 missions could be?

We got a pretty darn good clue that one of them is catching a snitch so okay

what do you think the other 72 missions could be? Answer in the parchment below

and I'll be guaranteed to read them. also if you an artist please send your

stuff to zealmanplays@gmail.com I'll put them on the screen behind me and

send me any social links or Etsy links or whatever you like and I'll promote

you on the channel free of charge. If you like this video please hit the like

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on Wizards Unite and anything that pops randomly into my

head. Again to keep up with day to day stuff follow me on Twitter @TheZealman

for the latest news as when it happens. So that's about all I can think of

saying right now so get your wands ready, brush up on your

spells, Wizards Unite!

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What is the option period? | #RealEstateTalk 010 | Spring Texas Real Estate - Duration: 2:56.

Welcome to another episode of real estate talk. I'm Jill Wente, a Realtor

with Better Homes and Gardens Gary Greene specializing in the Spring Texas real estate market.

On today's episode of real estate talk I want to talk about the

option period. How long is it? How much is it? What occurs during that

option period? How much is the option fee? The option fee is typically $100.

Sometimes the option fee may be $250. Depending upon the value of the

property the option fee may be as hihg as $500. How long is the option period? the option period is typically 10

days in our marketplace. The option period can be as short as 5 or 7 days. The length of the option period is a negotiated

item between you as a buyer and the seller. All days of the option period are

calendar days. If your contract was executed on a Tuesday, day one of

let's say your 10-day option period would start on Wednesday and it would end at 5 p.m. Central Standard Time on that tenth day. What happens

during the option period? It's during the option period that you as a buyer are

having your mechanical and structural and wdi inspections performed on the

property. You're getting an idea as far as what actually is going on with the

property. During the option period is also the timeframe that you negotiate any type of repairs

that you've identified through that inspection report with the seller.

The thing to remember is that if you and the seller cannot

come to terms regarding the repair items that you have the unrestricted right to terminate

the contract. In exchange for the unrestricted right to terminate the contract, you give the seller nominal consideration which is the $100 to $500 option fee.

If you close on the property the seller

will if it's negotiated out credit you that $100 to $500 option fee. If you terminate during the option period, the option fee

is non-refundable and the seller is going to keep it.

In review, the option period is typically seven to ten days and the days are all calendar days. The purpose of the option period is for

you as a buyer to do have inspections performed on the property and to negotiate any of those

repairs with the seller. The repairs have to be negotiated out

during the option period. Thanks for watching another episode of real estate

talk.

I'd love to connect with you I'm at DiscoverSpringTexas on Instagram

YouTube, and Facebook. I hope to connect with you. If you have any

questions please go ahead and send me a message or text me at 281.804.8626.

Thanks again

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What is future tense? Video three. - Duration: 7:53.

Future tense is sometimes difficult to understand because it has some cultural

aspects. So for me, when I invite you to my house, I'm already thinking about what

you want. So I have drinks, and food, and I will create a nice space. I will invite

good people, and many times I will organize a party, and nobody will come.

Which is like a huge waste of money. Or I will organize a party, and everybody will

come - with friends! So I don't have enough anything, and I'm running around trying

to buy everything, and get everything done, and my Mexican friends just say:

"Don't worry" and they all get money together, and they'll go and buy more

food, and then they end up buying cahuama, and you ever meet a Mexican

person, ask them what a cahuama is, but for me, because I don't know how to organize

a party, so this is a good moment to explain future tense. When I go to my

family's house, and they tell me they want me to be there for dinner, they will

tell me to be there at 6:30. Most of the time at 6:29 I am ringing the bell, my

aunt will be available to pick, to open the door, so she will be finished in the

kitchen, she will have everything ready, and she will be prepared to answer the

door. After that, she will, we will go into the living room, and we will have some

some appetizers, maybe a little bit of wine, some water, and finally we will

go and have dinner, and she will prepare portions for all of us, so she will buy

five good steaks, and she will prepare mashed potatoes, and a salad and then she

will have five desserts; in other words, if I show up with friends, then what is

she going to do? When she has five portions, right? So she's very organized,

and she wants to make sure that my experience is positive, and it's

wonderful, and if you're watching: Thank you! But when I don't explain to her my

plans, it kind of makes it difficult. So in future tense we begin

with a very simple thing: number one - you're very damn sure! What does this

mean? We use present simple when we are 99% sure, and present progressive when we

are 95% sure. Again, we're using present tense to explain future because it's

guaranteed. So we're saying: "yeah it's like it's now".

We don't, we don't have to speculate. A good example is: classes begin, sorry

start, I can't read, classes start in September. Every single year, like

clockwork, every single year this happens. So we know that next year

it will start in September. Second - the airplane is landing in 20 minutes.

The idea is that we're telling people: Yeah it's it's happening. It's already

happening. And here, we have a series of events: we have - the airplane takes off,

it's in the air, it gets permission, everybody is preparing, and it's in

progress; so we know it's going to land. So we're guaranteeing it. The second

thing is when we want to explain that there is a plan that we are following.

Like there's steps, like progress, that's why we're going to do something, and we

use can: I'm going to, when we use going, to remember you need to use the super

power of the verb to be, so make sure to use be, going to, and then whatever verb

is going to happen. So here we're focusing on procedure.

Now I haven't clarified that at this point, you have to have two things: one - do

you want to do something? And two - do you have the steps? Are the steps done?

Is there a plan? Then you use going to. Example, if you're going to get married,

it doesn't just happen, you have to get engaged, you have to have tell your

family, you have to get the guests, blah blah, blah; and then this event will happen

immediately. So it's kind of like you're on a bicycle, you're riding, and you're,

you know, getting that motion for event. So, we are going to get married

tomorrow, and I wanted to put an example that contrasted both. So, Winter always

starts in December, but if it's Thursday and they are speculating what is going

to happen on Sunday, then we can use this tense. There is the probability that

something changes, the weather always changes, but if I'm very close to that

moment, the chances are very small. So Winter

starts in December, and it's going to rain on Sunday. So look at the poor cat.

The cat wants to jump. The cat is preparing to jump. The cat is calculating

the distance, but as YouTube will show you, there's a lot of videos of cats that

don't make it. So going to is kind of like everything is ready, we are

beginning the process, but we're leaving a little bit of space open for something

else happening. So do we always have to plan everything? No, not at all.

Sometimes we do answer by impulse, and not necessarily have a plan, and that's

when we use - will. One is when we want to express something we want to do, so we

are connecting here want to with will. Like: "Who will go to the store" "I will!" How?

I don't know. But I want to. When you wish for something: I want to go someday to

Moscow, and most importantly when you're speculating far, far, away; that it's

something you would want to do, but not necessarily you have a plan, or you

haven't taken steps. So going to and present tenses stay very close to our

moment right now, while will kind of goes into the future. So someday we will go to

Saturn. We don't know how, but maybe we will. And my final tense is when I talk, I

talk about an educated guess, and this is when you really don't want to

necessarily, you don't really have a plan, you just have to say something.

So, you say well maybe, it's kind of like a maybe,

So someday politicians might be honest. Maybe, maybe not. For me there is a better

chance that we will go to Saturn than politicians be honest, right? I mean

anybody, anybody here want to tell me that in their country politicians are

honest? Anybody? Come on? Comments down below. Anybody?

Ha ha ha ha. So when you're thinking in future, think: do you have a plan? Do you

want to it? If you want to - stay with will. If you have a plan, you can go for - going to.

If it's something that you guarantee, many times in science or something that

is routinely happening, that you can stick to the present tenses - present

simple or present progressive, but now we're gonna take all this information,

and we're gonna tackle the real reason that I'm making these videos, and it's

because my Russian students, who are very sweet, keep telling me: but how do I use

conditionals? and I'm like ha ha ha. So here we go! Everything is connected.

We're in the matrix. Let's go!

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WHERE IS 2019 ?? - Duration: 10:02.

20:19 is canceled because we lost it don't ask me why it was Randall shift

and we all know that poor Randall was not the bright boy his mama want him to

be What is up everybody thank you so much for stopping by you can call me Rahi and welcome to

where is 2019 not the year but a child and who better to help us find children

than good old st. Nichols because to be honest he's just a big old creep he sees

you on your awake and he sees you when you sleep hey - hey run previously a

year ago all right Santa I'm gonna need to activate your patent pending creep

GPS so we can find this child and move on to our lives and also I do not like

Santa being this tiny it just feels like his creep hours are multiplied by a

hundred with his wood this size 120 2018 so where is 2019 I don't know he's

probably your brother what dude this game is actually this

game is actually really well-made look at this art I just dodge these witches

or stuff like that I don't know brother very nice people okay okay but just

dodge the witches what are you you're like a hot dog dactyl like a hot dog

pterodactyl phone oh that's a bird wait did I just die I'm sure I didn't even

touch anything there damn dude this game is actually really well-made I love this

frickin art okay so dodge the hot dog dinosaur there's gonna be a looking

little bird that's just annoying and tiny oh how do I avoid you okay there we

go oh my god what are you okay okay okay okay we're almost there

this music is getting real doubt I'm gonna have to like lower it down after

this oh my god she's coming the other side you're a madman daddy okay we're

almost there am I getting like through today good

just 1 through 12 I think oh this is hard this is hard this says oh my god I

made it I have never thread the needle so well

in my entire life who the hell are you go with at all

I see so like they didn't find 2019 so 2018 just had to cover for them and like

now it's like really tired open the door what door oh god I just jumped out the

window Santa okay Santa's got some some really healthy

knees okay we shouldn't be scared for so this is my um what he's called actually

blunt okay there we go that's my blimp then now I'm here dude I love this game

so far I I wanted to play this as like a freaking joke but I'm honestly really

loving it okay let's get into the window Santa careful oh you can't get into the

chimney what'd you guys do sand out like that that's his job he loves getting in

chimneys okay jump don't fall in it don't do it okay

there we go this game is freakin awesome am I saying

that too much Sanna goodbye oh god that's probably not oh god I did it

again I know this is where we go nice pull the liver what is happening what

did i do outside oh I turned to Crane okay san is a smart little boy

dude you're kidding me this is so cool Santa Santa does not fit

in this beautiful universe to be honest is this a derpy looking guy in this

beautiful world okay Sena don't die and I sent it look okay there we go

the years have not failed you my friend you are still athletic as well wait oh

that's the liver all right now here wait is it lot what do you mean what you're

not get in oh I didn't stop you're kidding me oh god oh god what what does

that do I have no idea what habit okay get believer okay now I open the door

but wait what oh I have to shoot the leavers okay I see I see

sorry san I had to kill you right there okay I have to shoot these actually did

it accidentally in the first part but hey no such a smart boy and oh actually

just close the door on me I am an idiot okay there we go nice where is this all

leading oh this just goes on itself okay sweet

I feel like this all its toriel oh my god getting complicated and I just miss

my job like an idiot and okay these spots are starting to get lower relative

so I'm just gonna start like cutting some of these until we get to something

interesting look at this what we do now just jump down no oh okay

that's just like a side-scroller are those bombs I'm scared to touch them but

we're gonna do it anyway they're nothing dude

it would mean so much cool a little bombs one CSAT explode

okay oh geez Oh what do you owe the only work if you jump on them they don't if

you walk on them okay I see all right those were actually spiced today we did

kill Santa's up I'm happy about it there's spice where's I can't jump I

have to go up do something with this and then go outside again oh and now it's

down here okay sweet yep yeah yep there we go what am I going why

oh god I'm dead okay but why is this like tentacle porn world so far there's

plants in tentacle there were oh wait I have to shoot now I have to shoot a

lever believe oh there we go and now we got the door open please

don't fall to your death Santa boom Oh Oh God okay this is new this is new

Santa's dying Santa's gonna die Santa's book his knees and white you didn't he's

okay where am I now I go this way for going to those doors

oh oh my god there's a bigger door over here I go on the left

Oh what is this game where is this 2019 person whoa whoa whoa okay

I'm stuck in his time Luke yes I actually am stuck in a time loop such as

go back this is so freaking weird am I gonna find 2018 in here - no there's

nothing some empty room with a bed in a book what's in here just also oh this is

a bun no it's not it's also empty so just going to bigger cake okay

there's bound to be something in here hello to get there at 5:00 2019

you found way SP weed what what do you mean Oh what thank you for finding 20:19

what that what that was a sea weed oh my god are you kidding me

but I did see like a staircase in that room so I want to go back to it

load savegame yet thank you for not making me do that all over again no I

want to go I want to go down here dad damn it I'm stuck here as well no I know

I know I saved the time and space okay you're welcome

I want to see what was in that suitcase okay

I cannot go here hold on can I go outside and keep going right there

anything over here there is something over here are you looking at

right Hey

okay there's nothing over there confirmed wait what's that the game oh

are you freaking kidding me okay 2019

is a frequency we'd confirm people focus on a so picking pattern so you found

wait a seaweed thank you for finding 20 19

I believe that 2019 is gone and that see we just happened to be in its place

which does not look very good for us if the entire year just decided to bail

unexpectedly a really really good game I really loved it loved the art even loved

this big old creeps Hannah but if you made it this far please consider us

Tyburn to not miss any new uploads I hope to see you all in the next one

have a great rest of your day

you

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What is progressive tense? Video one. - Duration: 8:15.

Hi guys. We begin at the progressive tense, we go into the perfect tense, we go into

the future, and then we finish with conditionals. So it's going to be a long

explanation, but it will cover a lot of your questions. I can guarantee this! I

have seen this over, and over, and over; so get a big sandwich, a lot of water, if you

need to pause me, read. Remember there is a blog you can read the blog, as always

any questions let me know, and here we go. Take your time,

listen to this, check it out. Let's go!. So let's begin with a very simple concept:

Why do humans communicate? One is to give information, and two is to talk about

their lives, right? Let's start with the first concept: giving information. An

example is: my name is Leslie, and I teach English. Those are just facts. We also use

it to explain routines. For example, he brushes his teeth three times a day. So

when do we select the simple tense? Most of the time when we are telling a

sequence of events. For example, he woke up. He brushed his teeth. He ate breakfast.

And he went to work. One, two, three, four. We also use the simple tense just to

talk about data. An example is Hitler was born in Austria, and he died in Berlin.

Those are facts. Simple tense is or isn't. I eat an apple every morning. It's a fact. I

ate an apple. The apple is finished. In English, we structure our sentences. We

begin with a subject, then we go to a verb, and finally we end in a compliment.

When we give this information, like Adam drank milk in a glass yesterday. Adam,

drink, milk, glass, and yesterday are relevant information.

What Adam drinks is more important that what he uses to drink the liquid, and all

the information, like, where, when and why are left at the end of the structure. It

is important to note that, if the drinking in the glass is more important

than the milk, we changed the order so we can say: Adam drank in a glass milk,

because for us maybe drinking in a glass, and not drinking from the carton, is more

important. Anything important is put to the left of the structure, so why do we

choose not to use present simple if most of the time simple past and simple

present give most of the information we need?

Well, when time is more important. Let's begin with a really easy one, and that is

now, we are shifting the focus from just giving information, to explaining that it

is at this moment .So I'm bringing all the attention to a focal point: I am

speaking right now. To be able to shift this sentence, we use the verb to be, that

I consider a super verb, just to remember, so we change, we put our subject, we put

the verb to be: am, are, is, was, were; we change the verb to be able to use that

super power, so we put that ing, and then we give the rest of the information, so

Alex is swimming in the ocean, so remember don't forget to put the

double M, if it's a consonant vowel consonant because you need more

consonants in this party for some reason. I don't know, but just remember you need

more for the party. I give you an example of when talking to a person that's affected

by the action they are doing at this moment. So if I call Adam, and I say "Hey,

what are you doing? Wanna hang out?" And he's like:

"I can't hear you. I'm running in a marathon". Then I would say "What? Why? oh no

matter, enjoy. Talk to you later." Right? Adam can't

talk to me right, now because he's running

maybe later he will talk to me, but at that moment it's causing a problem. The

second reason we use the progressive tense, and not the simple tense, is when

we want to give context or background. Now, a good example is when you are

walking down the street, so you're explaining what is happening, what is the

background and then boom! A car crashes into a light post. So we are expanding

the first action in order to interrupt it with the second action. Here is a

series of examples that apply: I watched TV and then ate an apple, so one - we watch

TV and then we eat the apple. Series of events. The second one: I was watching TV

when I ate the apple. So watching TV takes longe, eating the apple is fast,

and in the third one: I was watching TV while I was eating an apple, basically

they're simultaneous. So I'm biting, watching, biting, watching, biting, watching;

so this situation becoming simultaneous allows me to explain that they both took

a long time. Some actions are difficult to do for a very long time, you can't be

slamming the door because when you do a slamming of the door, there is energy.

When you close the door that you can do slowly, so the things that you cannot

usually do slowly are: slamming the door, smashing the window, and ha ha ha, don't

forget check out the blog. You'll understand. And the last reason that I

often use progressive time is when I want to exaggerate, when I want to

explain how hard it is, and how long it takes, so this is about an action that

begins in the past, continues in the present

and most likely will continue after our conversation into the future, a very

bloody long time. An example is: she is studying medicine. It takes a long time to

study medicine, it doesn't necessarily mean that at this moment you're studying

medicine, it just means that it's a long time. My perfect example is: we are

building a house. You're not actually building it, but you are explaining that

it takes a long time and investment to make a house. Now, when I talk about

progressive tense, I like to talk about the way my father exaggerates when he

retells his story. When he goes shopping. It's like boom-boom-boom two stores and

I'm out of there. With my sister, she's always going store

to store, she's always trying new things, she's always asking for the opinions of

other people, etc, etc; so I left a small story there, and you can understand why

he would choose to use simple tense when he is describing his shopping experience,

and why I would use progressive tense with when he complains about my sister.

Now, just as a side note, my sister really does shop a lot, and takes a long time.

So I hope this was clear and I hope it helps.

Now, let's remember that this is video one. The next one is perfect tense, so

let's summarize: one - we give data, we talk in present simple. Two - we want to

prolong the action, or we want to focus the action, both connected to time, we use

progressive tense, and now we can move on to perfect tense. Bye.