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Former SEAL3000 Elite Pedophiles Arrested – Media Silent - politics - Duration: 3:00.
Former SEAL: 3000 Elite Pedophiles Arrested � Media Silent
Former Navy SEAL Craig Sawyer says that over 3,000 pedophiles belonging to an elite satanic
pedophile ring have been arrested, amid a total blackout by the mainstream media.
Speaking with Infowars� Michael Zimmerman at the NRA�s annual convention, Sawyer says
that intelligence insiders have confirmed that Trump�s vow to take down the elite
pedophile ring in Washington DC is already being fulfilled.
According to Sawyer, his independent research has led him to discover that high-level government
officials routinely torture and kill young children during satanic rituals.
He says that despite a concerted effort by social media and the mainstream to suppress
this information, they cannot escape the avalanche of truth being released by the independent
media.
Transcript of interview with Former Navy SEAL Craig Sawyer
We started a nonprofit organization called �Veterans For Child Rescue� and we are
raising money to expose high level elite pedophile rings that are snatching up our children.
Some of them are into satanic rituals and torturing little infants and toddlers to death.
I�m getting high level information from federal law enforcement and intelligence communities.
There have been over 3,000 arrests since January.
We have a President now who is not ok with children being raped and tortured to death,
thank God.
With all of these arrests going on, I�ve been learning more and more about it and i�ve
realised i have to go independent to get around the gatekeepers in the mainstream media who
refuse to report on it.
My mission is to inform the American citizens of what they�ve been denied knowing.
I want to provide a non permissive environment against these acts for these children and
make a better environment for the children going forward.
We have to do something.
I�ve assembled a task force of high level intelligence retirees and veterans who are
very capable.
So we�re going to shoot this documentary and shine a light on this cesspool of corruption
and help clean it up.
Immediately after I told Alex Jones and announced our founding of the organisations.
I got phone calls from officials saying there are two groups planning to attack the organisation.
I�m going to allow their attacks to illuminate what they�re doing.
Social media is suppressing my reach.
Crowdfunding sites have undermined us.
But every day we are gaining more and more support from high level officials.
Its a grassroots movement that is growing very very quickly.
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ROUNDOFF - step by step on a trampoline | Tutorial How To JUMP #4 - Duration: 9:52.
What's up!
Welcome to the fourth episode in the new 'How To' series.
Today we're going to do the roundoff
both the one using both legs on a trampoline as well as the one on a hard floor.
[HOW TO – ROUNDOFF]
Let's get started.
[STEP BY STEP]
Roundoff step by step shall look like this.
We start with a simple exercise where we'll just be jumping over a mattress.
It would be good to choose what to do with your hands in advance
depending whether we're doing the left or the right leg roundoff.
I'll be doing the left leg roundoff.
I put my left hand closer than the right hand.
I put my hands on the mattress and try to jump from the right over to the other side.
That's about it.
One more time.
I try to support my weight on my hands for a moment because this is what I'll be doing in roundoff.
I try to throw my legs over, bend them a little, but they have to be over.
Don't do anything like this.
This won't help us.
Legs have to be over.
It's worth keeping your line from the very start.
We'll talk about this later on.
One more time,
hands and over the mattress.
Once I'm ok with this, I might try to straighten my legs.
Hands aim for it and I keep my legs straight.
One more time,
hands a little bit further.
A little jump forward.
And a bigger one over here,
with the wind.
Jump, hands close to ears.
[BASIC MISTAKES]
Three mistakes that you can make when learning the roundoff.
One, not following the line. Let me show you.
Landing like this, I do the somersault.
And the second one,
and the third one.
Game over.
Follow the line.
Now let me tell you where this mistake comes from.
This is because of the hands.
As you noticed in the 'Step By Step,'
when I'm doing the left leg roundoff, I should put my hands like this.
The left and the right hand go like this as in a cartwheel.
The right hand follows the body and twists slightly.
It's also a little bit moved to the left against the momentum during the roundoff.
If my hands are like this,
I'll be automatically pushed askew to the side.
The second option.
If the hand is not twisted, and the fingers are like in the other hand,
the roundoff will also turn askew.
The hand should be like this, because once I stand up,
it will be ready for another element.
That's for the first mistake.
One more time, askew, whatever.
Hands not twisted.
Also askew.
Another mistake is bending your arms and legs.
First the arms.
What happens when we bend our arms?
When I bend my hands, my legs hit the trampoline at a wrong angle.
It would be hard for me to jump, especially in handspring.
I need a bigger momentum.
The same with the somersault.
From this position it would be really hard to go up and bend.
The other thing is bent legs.
As you well know, it's hard to jump from bent legs on a trampoline.
Can't make it.
Legs straight, body flex, don't shorten the movement so as to keep the roundoff best.
The last mistake is doing the roundoff against you.
Have a look.
I'm jumping and aiming my hands at the spot closest to me.
The movement is short.
If I want to have some momentum from the roundoff,
I jump far and it's sweet.
It's cool.
Now I need my assistant, the mattress.
And here it is.
If you're in one JUMPCITY or the other, you put the mattress as you like.
Sweet.
Now try to put your hands behind the mattress.
Since it's hard in the beginning, first try the middle,
moving away gradually until you make it.
I make a jump in front of the mattress.
Here's a nice roundoff with a nice backwards momentum.
As usual, a little bonus.
Here's an exercise that might help you make your roundoff better,
but first you have to have no technical problems with the former.
You twist nothing and bend nothing and do the roundoff correctly enough.
See what it looks like.
I face the wall, but first aiming, since it's hard.
I stand in the spot where I intend to land.
If I want to land right here, I don't have to try it three hundred times,
there's no need to try until I hit the spot, landing on sides or on mattress in the meantime.
I stand where I'd like to land,
jump a little and do the roundoff.
Now I'm here.
From this spot I do another roundoff.
The exercise is a dynamic bounce on the wall.
I land and bounce backwards.
One more roundoff.
In this way you'll manage to gain momentum for some other tricks,
for example somersaults,
handsprings or some other nice twists.
At the end, as I've promised, here's roundoff on a hard floor.
The airtrack is no concrete, but it behaves in a similar way.
Let's do this.
We'll need cartwheel to start with.
Not the one made on the side.
It will need to be modified a little.
We start front.
There's our line on the airtrack.
You can start doing the roundoff evenly right in the beginning.
I stand on the line, arms against my ears,
and try to finish the cartwheel facing the spot I started from.
I don't twist to the side or to the back.
One more time.
Standing on the line,
hands over my head,
and this is where I end.
What's next?
I landed astride.
Now I'll try to do the cartwheel a little bit slower
so as to aim my leg as close to the other as possible.
I don't know if I can make it,
since this is my first time.
Slowly.
Nearly made it. One more time.
That's the second try, hope it's better.
Too much momentum.
Now a little bit faster.
Cartwheel, legs and jump.
Now for the last stage.
We join legs not on ground,
but after the first one goes past the vertical line.
Slowly at first.
Now with a little jump for more momentum.
There's our roundoff.
As you already know, balance is not my strong point,
so it's hard for me to say goodbye.
Slav squat.
That's it for today.
The next episode will be a special
where I'll be showing you how to fall and some interesting tricks from me.
I'll try to make it easy for you so that you can make up your own combinations and play a game of jumps.
That's it for today,
see you in the next episode.
If you have any ideas or suggestions for other 'How To' episodes,
write them in comments below.
Like, sub and share :)
See ya!
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Neuroscientist Shows What Fasting Does To Your Brain & Why Big P - Duration: 11:30.
Neuroscientist Shows What Fasting Does To Your Brain & Why Big Pharma Won�t Study
It
Below is a TEDx talk given by Mark Mattson, the current Chief of the Laboratory of Neuroscience
at the National Institute on Aging. He is also a professor of Neuroscience at The Johns
Hopkins University, and one of the foremost researchers of the cellular and molecular
mechanisms underlying multiple neurodegenerative disorders, like Parkinson�s and Alzheimer�s
disease.
I�d like to address the Big Pharma issue first, since there have been countless examples
of research manipulation at the hands of pharmaceutical companies in recent years. This is why Harvard
Professor of Medicine Arnold Symour Relman told the world that the medical profession
has been bought by the pharmaceutical industry. It�s why Dr. Richard Horton, Editor in Chief
of The Lancet, recently stated that much of the scientific literature published today
is false. It�s why Dr. Marcia Angell, former Editor in Chief of The New England Journal
of Medicine, said that the �pharmaceutical industry likes to depict itself as a research-based
industry, as the source of innovative drugs. Nothing could be further from the truth.�
And it�s why John Ioannidis, an epidemiologist at the Stanford University School of Medicine,
published an article titled �Why Most Published Research Findings Are False,� which subsequently
became the most widely accessed article in the history of the Public Library of Science
(PLoS).
Dr. Mattson also addresses this issue toward the end of his video:
Why is it that the normal diet is three meals a day plus snacks? It isn�t that it�s
the healthiest eating pattern, now that�s my opinion but I think there is a lot of evidence
to support that. There are a lot of pressures to have that eating pattern, there�s a lot
of money involved. The food industry � are they going to make money from skipping breakfast
like I did today? No, they�re going to lose money. If people fast, the food industry loses
money. What about the pharmaceutical industries? What if people do some intermittent fasting,
exercise periodically and are very healthy, is the pharmaceutical industry going to make
any money on healthy people?
Lecture Summary and the Science to Go With It
Mark and his team have published several papers that discuss how fasting twice a week could
significantly lower the risk of developing both Parkinson�s and Alzheimer�s disease.
�Dietary changes have long been known to have an effect on the brain. Children who
suffer from epileptic seizures have fewer of them when placed on caloric restriction
or fasts. It is believed that fasting helps kick-start protective measures that help counteract
the overexcited signals that epileptic brains often exhibit. (Some children with epilepsy
have also benefited from a specific high-fat, low-carbohydrate diet.) Normal brains, when
overfed, can experience another kind of uncontrolled excitation, impairing the brain�s function,
Mattson and another researcher reported in January in the journal Nature Reviews Neuroscience.�
(source)
Basically, when you take a look at caloric restriction studies, many of them show a prolonged
lifespan as well as an increased ability to fight chronic disease. According to a review
of fasting literature conducted in 2003, �Calorie restriction (CR) extends life span and retards
age-related chronic diseases in a variety of species, including rats, mice, fish, flies,
worms, and yeast. The mechanism or mechanisms through which this occurs are unclear.�
The work presented below, however, is now showing some of these mechanisms that were
previously unclear.
Fasting does good things for the brain, and this is evident by all of the beneficial neurochemical
changes that happen in the brain when we fast. It improves cognitive function and stress
resistance, increases neurotrophic factors, and reduces inflammation.
Fasting is a challenge to your brain, and your brain responds to that challenge by adapting
stress response pathways that help your brain cope with stress and disease risk. The same
changes that occur in the brain during fasting mimic the changes that occur with regular
exercise � both increase the production of protein in the brain (neurotrophic factors),
which in turn promotes the growth of neurons, the connection between neurons, and the strength
of synapses.
As he explains in the video, �Challenges to your brain, whether it�s intermittent
fasting [or] vigorous exercise . . . is cognitive challenges. When this happens neuro-circuits
are activated, levels of neurotrophic factors increase, that promotes the growth of neurons
[and] the formation and strengthening of synapses.�
Fasting can also stimulate the production of new nerve cells from stem cells in the
hippocampus. He also mentions how fasting stimulates the production of ketones, an energy
source for neurons, and that it may also increase the number of mitochondria in neurons. Fasting
also increases the number of mitochondria in nerve cells, since neurons adapt to the
stress of fasting by producing more mitochondria.
By increasing the number of mitochondria in the neurons, the ability for nerons to form
and maintain the connections between each other also increases, thereby improving learning
and memory ability.
�Intermittent fasting enhances the ability of nerve cells to repair DNA.�
He also goes into the evolutionary aspect of this theory, explaining how our ancestors
adapted and were built for going long periods of time without food.
A study published in the June 5 issue of Cell Stem Cell by researchers from the University
of Southern California showed that cycles of prolonged fasting protect against immune
system damage and, moreover, induce immune system regeneration. They concluded that fasting
shifts stem cells from a dormant state to a state of self-renewal, triggering stem cell
based regeneration of an organ or system (source).
Human clinical trials were conducted using patients who were receiving chemotherapy.
For long periods of time, patients did not eat, which significantly lowered their white
blood cell counts. In mice, fasting cycles � �flipped a regenerative switch,� changing
the signalling pathways for hematopoietic stem cells, which are responsible for the
generation of blood and immune systems.�
This means that fasting kills off old and damaged immune cells, and when the body rebounds,
it uses stem cells to create brand new, completely healthy cells.
�We could not predict that prolonged fasting would have such a remarkable effect in promoting
stem cell-based regeneration of the heatopoietic system. . . . When you starve, the system
tries to save energy, and one of the things it can do to save energy is to recycle a lot
of the immune cells that are not needed, especially those that may be damaged. What we started
noticing in both our human work and animal work is that the white blood cell count goes
down with prolonged fasting. Then when you re-feed, the blood cells come back. �
� Valter Longo, corresponding author
A scientific review of multiple scientific studies regarding fasting was published in
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in 2007. It examined a multitude of both human
and animal studies and determined that fasting is an effective way to reduce the risk of
cardiovascular disease and cancer. It also showed significant potential in treating diabetes.
Before You Fast
Before you fast, make sure you do your research. Personally, I�ve been fasting for years,
so it is something that comes easy for me.
One recommended way of doing it, which was tested by the BBC�s Michael Mosley in order
to reverse his diabetes, high cholesterol, and other problems associated with his obesity,
is what is known as the �5:2 Diet.� On the 5:2 plan, you cut your food down to one-fourth
of your normal daily calories on fasting days (about 600 calories for men and about 500
for women), while consuming plenty of water and tea. On the other five days of the week,
you can eat normally.
Another way to do it, as mentioned above, is to restrict your food intake between the
hours of 11am and 7pm daily, while not eating during the hours outside of that time.
Ultimately, a proper diet remains critical to good health, and how you think about what
you are putting in your body is an important piece of that puzzle, which I believe will
eventually be established in the unbiased and uninfluenced medical literature of the
future.
Below is a video of Dr. Joseph Mercola explaining the benefits of intermittent fasting, and
here is a great article by him that explains how he believes intermittent fasting can help
you live a healthier life.
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NOMES DE BEBÊ: QUAIS SÃO COMPREENSÍVEIS EM INGLÊS? - Duration: 6:10.
Aw, Rogério, can you believe you're going to be a father?
It's incredible. And I've already thought of the perfect names:
If it's a boy, Adolfo. And if it's a girl, Ruth.
I like those, especially Ruth. But since we're going to raise our children here in New York,
do those names work in English?
Of course! Adolph and Ruth!
Brazilians who raise their children here, or mixed couples
sometimes look for names that work in both languages.
But it's not as easy as it seems.
Rogério made a big mistake there, because no one here is named Adolph:
it reminds us of Adolph Hitler. And Ruth in English is fine,
but the pronunciation in Portuguese sounds like a word that means "illegal liquor" in English.
I also have some experience with this. Almost no one in all of Latin America pronounces my name right.
In Spanish, they call me Thesth. And in Portuguese you call me Setchie.
I prefer you call me your Amigo Gringo
You can name your child whatever you want. No name is good or bad.
We're just giving you some information about the potential consequences of your choice.
Let's come up with some other options. I have a list here of common Brazilian names.
For example, Cauã - I love that - Heitor...if it's a boy we can use one of those.
Come in! Ah, it's Eric. Hi Eric!
Hey, how are you?
-Ask Eric!
Eric, what do you think of the names Cauá and Heitor for our child?
I have no idea what you're saying. How do you spell them?
Like this!
Cow-a? Hater?
OK, what's the problem with those names?
You just can't pronounce Cauã in English.
Cauã seems like something out of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles...
and Heitor sounds like "hater" in English. You child is going to get it.
But what if it's a girl? What do you think of Isabelly? Or for a boy, Jhonathan?
Oh, I like those. How do you spell them?
Like this.
Some names are great, but you have to be careful to spell them right.
Isabel, or Isabele with an "e" at the end, are fine.
But with a "y" it seems like "Is a belly".
The minute that girl gets a little chubby, everyone is going to call her "It's a belly."
Jonathan is a very American name. But it's j-o-n, not j-h-o-n, which to us seems wrong.
And Michael? M-i-c-h-a-e-l.
And be sure you like the pronunciation in English! It can be quite different.
Hey, what about these?
I love it! Alice and Rita!
Alice, Rita.
I take that back.
Let's choose a really American name, like Jackson or Washington.
A lot of Brazilians have first names that seem like American last names.
Those are two examples. They're ok, but it's important to realize that it's not a first name, but a last name.
And make sure it's a real last name and not a made-up one.
In the Brazilian northeast, Eric and I met a guy who, when he found out we were gringos,
said to us: "I have a gringo name! Sodson!"
-Ah, I've got it! Yuri and Olga! -I LOVE THOSE!
You COMMUNISTS!
At least they didn't choose Vladimir.
What names do we recommend?
For us, the prettiest are Eric, Vanessa, Patricia and Seth, or Setch...
NEW YORKESE CLASS
Folks, filming with the whole team is really expensive, and we make very little from YouTube.
That's why we came up with the Amigo Gringo VIP Premium Exclusive International Membership Card.
to raise money for production costs.
Check out the benefits using the link in the description.
And now, your New Yorkese class.
Many Americans have a middle name - a second name they don't use.
I'm Seth David Kugel and he's Eric Emanuel Hinojosa.
Many Brazilians have compound names, like João Vítor or Maria Rita.
An American would think a Brazilian named João Vítor Souza used "Vítor" as a middle name.
How do you show that it's a compound name?
Just add a hyphen when you write it in English. That way Americans can get it right:
João Vítor and Maria Rita.
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RetroVision - Over Again (feat. Micah Martin) [Ascension NCS Release] - Duration: 2:42.
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Learn colors with rocket balloons / Baby Nursery Rhymes Song - Kids Educational Video - Duration: 1:43.
Learn colors with rocket balloons / Baby Nursery Rhymes Song - Kids Educational Video
This is Yellow
This is Blue
This is Green
This is Orange
This is Red
Yeahhh
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Actor Nani Family Photos with Wife Anjana & Sister - Duration: 5:18.
Actor Nani Family Photos with Wife Anjana & Sister
Original Name: Naveen Babu Ghanta
Other name: Natural Star
Place of birth: Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
Spouse: Anjana Yalavarthi (m.2012)
Parents: Rambabu Ghanta, Vijayalakshmi Ghanta
Sister: Deepthi Ghanta
Occupation: Actor, Producer, Assistant director
First Movie: Ashta Chamma (2008)
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Resident Evil Mercenaries 3ds - Platoon of two - Duration: 4:09.
Hello YouTube folks here is your powermafia friend.
I'm back with Resident Evil Mercenaries, this game has a medal that calls the platoon of two.
It's a fact that you need 2 players to get me both so complicated for the staff to get it right.
I'm going to do a demonstration as soon as you can get this medal
I will set the scene and please do not laugh at my scenario But it will be a great demonstration of how you will do in the real game.
A hug from your friend powermafia.
So I'll teach you now how it's made the platoon of two medal we have here Barry and we have here the Hulk,
Who wants to win the medal until playing with Barry and who will help play with the Hulk.
You have to play Extra 3
that is the phase that gives more right to do this.
So the guy who wants to win this one who will help make
when this guy comes here that is Big Majini.
Barry only stays in the tour.
The Hulk comes here and plays a flash grenade is playing flash grenade. OK.
Then the fat one falls. The Hulk comes here and gives him a hand strike.
That's right, Barry and he comes and gives a handjob
done that
Barry comes and gives the hand blow that is also the hurricane, hurricane
And the guy falls.
There it starts again 5 times.
The Hulk comes here and plays a flash grenade
The fat one falls.
here comes hand blow
Barry and Hurricane come.
Until the guy dies.
There the one died I have to wait to come another.
To continue are five times.
Flash Grenade,
The face falls, hand strike and hurricane.
Of course how much you're doing this if another zombie comes you put fire can kill without problem.
Matou died
. Here comes the fat one again.
Same thing Flash Grenade
Face falls, hand strike, and hurricane.
Only 5 times you did it 5 times you win the medal.
that's how it works.
Sorry for the lack of details of my Resident Evil scenario but this was the easiest way to explain it for you to understand
It's good for you to do this by playing with the local Nintendo 3ds which is easier but
you can do on the internet if you agree with your friend how it will be done
I hope you succeed a hug from your friend PowerMafia to you
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learn numbers 1-10
toddler learning video
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Episode 28 - Spring Market Harvest - Duration: 6:12.
Hi I'm Erin and this is Our Wyoming Life
The time for our annual local spring farmers market has come.
That means the salanova lettuce that Erin planted back on the 1st of February has to
be harvested, washed, packaged, refrigerated, transported and then sold to our customers.
Harvest day is the day we find out if all our hard work was worth it.
The Salanova lettuce saga is about to be done.
February 1st was the day the seed was sown.
April 27th was our harvest day.
The lettuce was my first attempt at cold weather gardening.
And although there is some tweeking to be done there is a crop to harvest and sell so
we will call it a success!!
The spinach and radishes are also ready.
They will join the lettuce at market as well as some scallions that over wintered very
nicely in the outside garden.
Salanova is a head lettuce.
That will make it very easy to harvest from the high tunnel.
I purchased this new knife from Johnny's and it is ideal for harvesting head lettuce
and other greens.
I really think I'll get a lot of use out of the knife all season long.
I just place the knife underneath the head, flush with the ground and cut the head off.
It's super easy.
The heads come off intact and they look great.
Some of the heads are still small so I will leave them for a couple more weeks and have
a second harvest.
Radishes get pulled from the ground.
Small and big I take them all.
If I was just growing for myself I would try to pull out the radishes that were the size
I preferred.
Since these are going to market I have found that some people like small radishes and some
like large.
I pick everything so I can accommodate everyone.
The spinach is nice and big.
This little area that I planted filled in very nicely.
Although the leaves are a little larger then I would prefer it's still super tender and
has a ton of flavor.
I've been picking a few leaves every couple days to make sure the quality was the best
it could be for market.
The spinach just gets cut and thrown in a bin.
Back in the shop I'm ready to wash everything.
I have this 3 compartment industrial wash sink that I use for most of my vegetable washing.
Sinks get filled and veggies get thrown in.
My mom, Rita comes and helps me.
Grace also comes but she just wants to play in the water.
My mom works on radishes.
When we're ready to package I gather a bunch of radishes in my hand.
Arranging them so they look pretty and my mom wraps a rubber band around them.
My mom washes the scallions while I head to town for a quick errand and then when I get
back we bundle them with a rubber band also.
Also while I was gone my mom washed all the heads of salanova and placed them on the sink
edge.
Now it's time to cut the core out.
I use this very handy tool, also from Johnny's.
It's a Salanova cutter.
With a twist and some pressure it very cuts the core out and separates all of the baby
sized leaves.
I let the leaves fall into a sink full of water for another rinse.
The cutter works really great and make the whole process of getting individual leaves
happen very quickly.
The Salanova gets spun, dumped on the tabled, placed in a bag, weighed and into a transport
bin.
I decide to leave the twist ties off and will just tie them when I get to market.
There is a little bit of moisture on the leaves still so I want to let the bags breath.
When I started my Salanova seeds back in February I really didn't know what to expect.
I had never winter grown anything and I had also never grown any Salanova lettuce before.
After having done it I will definitely say that it worked out amazingly well.
The Salanova is a great lettuce variety.
I will definitely be growing it again in the future.
However I think I need to start about 10 days earlier so that more of the heads are mature.
Radishes need to be started about 10 days sooner also and spinach definitely needs 10
less days to maturity.
I said way back in Episode 5, cold weather gardening video that I didn't know what
would happen and that it was somewhat crazy to try and grow lettuce in February in Wyoming
but that I knew I would learn something along the way.
I'm happy to say that at the end of this it was a success.
I took to market several bags of Salanova lettuce, spinach, bundles of radishes and
scallions.
I also had jam and other canned goods and I spent an entire day making lots of baked
goods.
I brought eggs and a freezer full of beef and pork too.
The best part though of the spring market was getting to see my customers again.
There were several familiar faces that stopped by my booth.
The relationships that I have built within our community makes all of the hard work worth
it.
I am proud to call myself a market farmer.
I work hard all year to provide great, fresh, local product.
With my product also comes me.
A face to face transaction with the person who knows everything that can be known about
the products on my table.
That is what farmers' markets are all about.
Go visit your local market, ask questions, demand great product and become a loyal customer.
I promise you won't regret it.
Thanks for joining me in Our Wyoming Life.
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The SILENT Mouse? Shhh Mouse Review! - Duration: 3:58.
Hello Youtube! my name is Bobby and today
I'm going to do a quick review of
something that I really didn't expect me
to do a review of because of how simple
it was I'm going to be doing a review of
the Shhh Mouse and I know it sounds weird
Bobby it's just a mouse but what's the
big difference well I'll be showing you
what the difference is today so today I
have two things to compare them I have a
Logitech mouse and I have the shh mouse
logitech is the one that I had before I
got the shh mouse and theres things I like
about it and then theres things I like
about this Shh Mouse gosh every time I
say Shh I got to come up with another word
for this I'll call it the S Mouse for now
so pretty much I'll cut to the chase as
to what is the big difference between
this Mouse and what most normal mice out
there the big difference between the
shh mouse and other mice I don't know what
to call em mice and Mouse's um is the
sound you don't hear anything and if you
do it is almost nothing and when you're
recording videos or if you're in a
library or in a class studying or
something like that you know I could
imagine the use of this you know not
wanting to really be that dude who's
sitting there getting noticed
playing some random click game you know
what I mean it's going to be a lot more
easier compared to this which is how
normal mice or Mouse's sound and I
guarantee I know that you guys can hear
the difference and I'm really happy that
I heard difference because when I
ordered this I was kind of worried
because you know you never know what
you're gonna get someone could say it's
quiet and then to you it's loud and I'm
really happy that when it got shipped here
that's the first thing I did was I click
it like there was nothing else to click
and I was so happy to figure out that it
was like that the only thing that would
say is kind of weird is the fact that
where you store this which isn't the
biggest deal
kind of
so there's like a lump so when you set
it down or something you're kind of it
is kind of lopsided which isn't a big
deal but you know to someone like me who
just has to have everything straightened
out it could get, it could be little bit derpy
which yeah compared to this one where you
just keep it in there which I kind of
wish they did but heck you know you
can't you can't do everything right but
I really I really do like the shh mouse in
comparison and when it comes to the
prices this was the same exact price of
this one this one was ten bucks this
one's 10 bucks and I was more than happy
to figure out that this one I mean it
was worth it I really liked it there's
nothing that seems really off-putting
but the scroll wheel kind of Scrolls in
chunks not as like uh, not really fluent I
would say you know like some I
feel like are really smooth some are
really a little choppy this one is
choppy so I guess when it comes to that
that is a little bit of a downer but
still I it hasn't bothered me yet I
really like it and I am going to try to
make sure that this review is cut short
and just leave it at that I really
recommend this everybody if at any point
you enjoy this review don't get to leave
a like and if you're new to the channel
don't forget to subscribe this is my
first review video and I really hope you
enjoy it other than that thank you for
watching and have an amazing day
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