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MOST DANGEROUS SCPs Part 2 | Los 12 Mas - Duration: 12:30.
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Underground Tattoos in South Korea: NEEDLES & PINS (Full Episode) - Duration: 22:17.
♪♪
I'm Grace Neutral, a tattoo artist from London.
I just tattoo by hand.
So I just have a tattoo needle
attached to a stick.
When I was young,
tattooing felt like a small world.
It was like a radical act of self-expression
that could scandalize your parents.
Grace: I'm a little tattoo high right now.
It feels so good.
Today though, it's everywhere,
from the mainstream to the underground.
Grace: What Gracie could have looked like
if she didn't fuck her face up.
Grace: I'm traveling the globe
to meet the artists, the rebels, and the weirdos
who made this niche hobby into a global industry.
But first, I'm going somewhere
where tattooing isn't just rebellious,
it's illegal.
♪♪
My friend Apro Lee is also a tattoo artist.
But the difference is that in South Korea,
what does for a living could land him
in trouble with the law.
I want to see how people are fighting back against this.
Our first stop is a nightclub run by some of Apro's mates,
which has become a refuge
for the underground tattoo scene.
♪♪
Mystik felt like any great club in London or Brooklyn.
But once I started talking to people about their tattoos,
the differences were huge.
Grace: You're covered in tattoos, right?
-Uh-huh. -Yeah?
What did your parents think when you got tattooed?
-They hate me. -They hate you.
"Oh, you're my son. You're not my son.
You're not my son. Why'd you do that?
Why'd you do that?" Like that, yeah.
That's why I'm so sad. They sad, too.
Dad, he never spoke to me five years.
Yeah. Your dad hasn't spoken to you in five years?
-Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. -Just because of tattoos?
What is their problem with tattoos?
Korean old guys talk about that,
"Oh, looks like he is gangster."
This is Seulji.
Hi. And I just met her downstairs in the club.
And she has the most
incredible collection of tattoos I've seen.
They are beautiful.
What do your parents think?
They don't know about my tattoos.
I always like trying to cover them
and always wearing my long sleeves and pants.
Like -- -Are they scared that you might
not be able to get a job or something like that?
'Cause that was my mom's fear when I was young.
Yeah, sure, jobs and friends and, you know, like, everything.
I have my plans to tell them. But I --
I'm not sure, like, when it's gonna be.
It's pretty crazy that Seulji has had to live
so much of her life covering up her body.
But I wasn't surprised, given the attitude
towards body art in South Korea.
For these young people,
experimenting with tattoos
was genuinely taboo and rebellious.
Once the club closed,
Apro invited me over to his studio to see his work.
I know we talked a little bit about
maybe you could tattoo me.
Okay.
This is the tigers and, uh, maybe --
maybe some magpie.
I love the idea of a magpie.
I have some space on my arms,
maybe in here
or maybe
I have some just little gaps, like, dotted around.
Tell me about your studio,
'cause I've never been here before.
And, like, how long have you had this place?
Uh, just about two years now.
And, as you know,
we don't really have tattoo culture
or tattoo history.
Ten years ago, I couldn't buy any tattoo stuff.
I didn't know how to buy, where to buy.
Yeah. Of course. 'Cause there would be no,
like, South Korean tattoo distributors.
So you'd have to get it all from foreign places.
In Korea, it's illegal to tattoo without doctor license.
But who's gonna be a tattoo artist
when they have a doctor license?
-Yeah, totally agree. -That's ridiculous, right?
Why they still fucking our job?
-Yeah, I know. -You know what I mean?
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What, generally, is the attitude towards you from the public?
[ Speaking Korean ]
You have a really beautiful
collection of tattoos on your body.
But one of my favorites is the noose...
-Noose, yeah. -...around your neck.
Tattooist is not a job in South Korea.
And I'm doing illegal. -Mm-hmm.
So I'm a criminal here, right?
So this is the meaning.
I love it so much, Apro.
Thank you. -Yeah.
Got my little magpie.
Oh. I'm on a little tattoo high right now.
Feels so good.
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Seeing as it's chucking it down right now,
we're gonna dip into one of these photo shops
Apro's been telling me about.
People get their photos taken
for passports, job applications.
But the one thing that they do here
is they actually edit your face.
So we're gonna go into one now
and see if they can make the both of us
look like "normal," upstanding citizens.
Grace: I've just had my photo taken,
just like you would when you're at school,
you know, for the yearbook picture.
And he's photoshopping it
and making me look normal,
taking away all my tattoos, all my scars.
Uh, gonna change my eyes back to normal.
[ Man speaking Korean ]
Apro: Do you like? Yeah. I love it. It's so weird.
It's really hard for me to look at my face.
Both: Gomabseubnida.
-Yeah. It's -- -It's funny.
I -- It's so bizarre.
What Gracie could have looked like
if she didn't fuck her face up.
It was great to talk to Apro
and see his shop and see him
and how he kind of fights for this lifestyle
that he lives because he lives
and breathes tattooing just like I do.
And he lives for his art.
And he's prepared to do anything,
even work underground illegally to do it.
♪♪
At the root of the tattooing taboo
in South Korea is the belief
that they are linked to crime
and having one basically makes you a gangster.
One of the pioneers of Korean body art is Hernan Chang.
Working as an artist for over 15 years,
he knows many of the people
who can explain the relationship
between tattoos and gang culture.
So, this is your friend Mr. Kim.
-Yes. -Hello.
-Hello. -Nice to meet you.
So, there seems to be this stigma around tattooing
and having tattoos in South Korea,
uh, being attached to gang members and criminals.
Can you explain that to me? Is that true?
[ Speaking Korean ]
What do you do that is --
that makes you a gangster?
So does everyone in your gang have a tattoo?
The rest of South Korea might think tattoos
and gangs are related is true.
Grace: Frankly, the connection
between gangs and tattoos
does seem to make sense, historically.
But now, a new generation of people
are trying to change all that,
even inside the mainstream world of K-pop.
K-pop is the biggest youth movement in Korea.
But most acts have traditionally had a very safe image.
In recent years, Jay Park's legions of fans
have seen him undergo a transformation
which has pushed the boundaries
of K-pop's prescriptive style.
[ Jay Park's "Mommae" plays ]
I be like "Hold up, wait a minute, girl" ♪
[ Singing in Korean ]
Grace: Jay Park is one of K-pop's biggest stars
with over 1.2 million followers on Twitter and Instagram.
He's a massive pop sensation in South Korea
and well-known for having extensive tattoos.
I'm on my way to meet him near his studio in Gangnam, Seoul.
Grace: From what I hear, you're like the Justin Bieber
of South Korea. [ Laughs ]
Did you find that getting tattoos
and being in the public eye in South Korea,
did that have an impact on your fan base at all?
Or...? -First off, my --
my family really dislikes it,
or my -- my parents really dislike it.
And also, my own fans will bash me
because, you know, way before,
tattoos were always associated
with the Mafia or whatever.
I mean, you can't see it on TV yet
because they blur it out.
-Oh, really? -Yeah.
So if you -- If they did a performance
of you on the TV,
and you were wearing, like, a vest... Yeah.
-...they'd blur out your arms? -Yeah.
But they wouldn't even let me --
You know, I'd have to wear, like, gloves
and, like, a long-sleeve.
Seeing as you are such a big star in South Korea,
how do you feel knowing
that you are part of the young revolution
is breaking down all these, like, barriers?
I feel like a lot of people in --
and especially celebrities that they're --
they're kind of, like, afraid of being scrutinized
and afraid of being, like, um, kind of bashed or whatever.
So they're -- Like, every move they make,
they're very, very careful, you know.
And I feel like, for me, like, if -- if it's --
if it's right in my heart,
I don't really care what every-- anyone else thinks.
I think it's amazing that you're kind of
pioneering a movement
that's breaking down old taboos
and showing people, you know,
"I am a nice guy. I'm talented.
I can provide myself with a comfortable life.
And I can do what I want regardless of maybe
what the older generation think."
-Yeah. -Like, I think that's beautiful.
Thank you. So I -- I really commend you for that.
Grace: K-pop is going through its first big rebellion.
And part of this rebellion is being marked by tattoos.
Jay Park is successful enough
that he can do whatever he wants.
And it turns out a bit of controversy
has only broadened his appeal.
A few days into my trip, Seulji,
the girl I had met at the club, texted me.
She said she was going to tell her parents about her tattoos
and wanted me to go with her.
Okay. We're heading to Cheongju.
And, uh, yeah, I'm pretty nervous.
I'm not gonna lie.
I think I feel like I'm 14 again.
And I'm revealing my first tattoos to my mom.
Yeah. It's gonna be interesting.
I'm excited.
♪♪
You nervous about meeting your parents?
Oh, I'm a little nervous. Yeah?
-Yeah. -I'm a little bit nervous
as well, you know.
[ Laughs ]
♪♪
I feel -- I feel sick.
Not even gonna lie. I'm really, really nervous.
Seulji wants to pursue a career in tattooing, you know.
And she wants to obtain, uh,
a good relationship with her family.
So if we can kind of break down this stigma
around tattooing by starting here today,
I think that's great.
-[ Speaks indistinctly ] -Nice to meet you.
-Nice to meet you. -Nice to meet you.
[ Speaking Korean ]
[ Sobs ]
♪♪
You okay?
A lot of things hit home
with experiences that I've been through growing up in --
in a place where not necessarily
everyone accepts you.
So I think the bit that just got me was
after she showed her parents the picture,
I could just see her mom
just all these thoughts
running through her head.
So I was worried that there was gonna be this big
kind of kick-off moment.
But the fact that they both just asked --
asked any questions, what any kind of normal, loving,
caring parents would ask.
And yeah, they -- they really are, like, pioneers
for the older generation in South Korea
of being open-minded
toward the new generation.
And yeah.
I'm really proud of Seulji as well.
I feel really good about it. I just need a minute.
Grace: It's my final day in Seoul.
And I'm going to a small new tattoo studio
run by a female artist named Aida.
Aida is part of a new wave of young women
not just getting tattoos
but opening their own tattoo businesses.
Aida had a special customer coming in
who she thought we should meet.
[ Conversing in Korean ]
This is really exciting, actually.
A girl's just come in.
And she wants to get her first one.
So didn't think that would happen.
I love being able to be part
of someone's first experience with tattooing.
So I'm pretty elated right now.
Her mom and dad are outside.
And her sister's here.
So it's gonna be a nice family day.
♪♪
Well done, babe.
♪♪
So Hyun's just had her first tattoo done.
Which is very exciting.
But the even more exciting thing about it is
is her dad is actually gonna get a tattoo as well.
And from talking to the guys out in the front,
this is the sort of thing that would make the local news.
So this is a pretty big deal right now.
Because of the fact
that he works in quite a corporate job,
and back in the day, you could --
you could lose your job for having a tattoo,
you know, um,
I just really respect him and love the fact
that he's still young and a rebel at heart
and doesn't really give a shit
about what South Korean society
would think of him with a tattoo.
Starting a tattoo revolution for the older generation, yeah?
Yeah.
He's brave. -Very brave.
After 30 years of secretly wanting a tattoo,
it was very cool to see this guy fulfill that ambition.
All it took was being in the right place at the right time
with the encouragement of his family.
There is a growing movement
to advocate amendments to South Korean law
to allow these artists
to practice their craft legally and openly.
But whether a law change affects public attitudes
remains to be seen.
From what I've experienced here,
it feels like a change in the law
would only be a formality.
The real change is already happening.
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Tyler Henry Connects with This Woman's Late Grandmother | Cosmopolitan - Duration: 4:49.
So wonderful to meet you!
Tyler, great to meet you!
I'm Abby.
Lovely to meet you, Abby!
The way that I work is, typically, I scribble.
It's just my way of kind of meditating, getting in the zone, things like that.
OK.
And we're just gonna go from there and see what naturally comes through.
Perfect.
And obviously you brought some objects, which I love.
Now, before you walked in I was sitting with them a little bit and I was kind of holding
on to them and sometimes an object will just kind of help me get more of a direct feeling.
I had a lot coming in, so..
OK, wow!
I'm really excited and we'll go from there.
Perfect.
OK!
You brought those objects and I think there was a jacket, right?
Yeah.
Gotcha.
Is the jacket in this room?
No.
OK, maybe we should get it if you don't mind.
Perfect!
I love it.
Because I was holding on to these – I had that one and those two – I had multiple
people coming through for all of these objects.
I wasn't really sure why.
So, are these all for one person, or are they for different people?
There's two people.
Copy that, OK.
Anyone can come through, technically.
I'm just gonna communicate everything I see, hear and feel, so give me one sec, I'm gonna scribble.
We're gonna go through here.
Wow.
Now immediately I have these two women who are coming through together that I feel like
I need to highlight.
One of these ladies for sure coming in is acknowledging passing away at more of an age
appropriate time, so a traditional situation.
But I have another person coming in with her who actually passed away prematurely.
Typically, you know, we think we're gonna get to live to be 70s, 80s, 90.
They're having me acknowledge an individual who didn't make it to that point.
Do you know of anyone within family who would have passed come closer to the middle there.
Yeah, my grandma.
Gotcha.
That's my grandma's.
I am gonna hold on to the grandma thing, because I feel like I'm more connected to the pink,
to be honest… the way this is coming through, so I'm gonna go with that.
So let me see.
There, there…
A situation where there is concern, actually, about care.
Showing me negligence.
That I can't change at all, actually.
Holy cow!
Oof, give me one moment.
Sorry.
They're showing me a symbol for medical negligence and when they showed that, that
always indicates, always, that there was some factor within a medical context where something
should have been done, or we would have trusted something would have been done, and it didn't
get done either in the right way or the right time.
I don't know, I can't make a change.
Are you familiar with anything along these lines?
Connected to her?
Yeah, there was medical negligence before she died.
The doctor she went to didn't give her a blood thinner with the medicine that she was
supposed to have, which then caused her to have a stroke.
And then there was a whole lawsuit after from my family.
Please know she's fine, she's at peace when this comes across.
She's not acknowledging any resentment, any frustration…
OK.
She's just more aware that this affected the family.
They're having me acknowledge this, like, impact thing… but I can't make a change.
It's really weird.
It really, it changed into this situation where they're showing me someone like…
like…
I don't know it's weird.
I feel like I'm around grandma's situation.
If someone had like, just gotten a concussion – I know she had the stroke, but it's
not that kind of thing.
Definitely feel like, brain thing, but it feels external, goes internal.
So, during the lawsuit I think the doctor shot himself.
Did he shoot himself in the head?
Yeah.
OK, then yeah.
There's fixing… something, and there's an appreciation for this.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Yeah.
Because I wasn't able to do this myself.
So my mom was actually the one who dug into the situation, because she works in the medical
field as well.
So she couldn't grasp the fact that she died at 66 for, you know, out of nowhere.
So my mom was the one who really went and got the hospital records, looked at it and
brought it to somebody else to realize it wasn't right.
So she was the one that really pushed for that.
The feeling is like, there's an appreciation for mom taking initiative.
It's cute, when she comes through, for some reason she's showing you as a princess.
It's the funniest thing… and when she comes in, it's adorable.
It's super cute.
We were really close when I was little.
I love it.
She comes across perfectly fine and, again, at complete peace.
Acknowledges the medical negligence, is appreciative for what family would have done moving forward
to kind of help her… and very aware that what family did really helped not only her,
but all of the other victims of this person.
OK
And please know that she is not with the doctor who hurt her.
They do not acknowledge being connected as much as she's just acknowledging that there
was an event about an impact and that it happened.
Thank you so much.
Yes thank you so much.
Of course, let me give you a hug.
Yes.
That was so great, thank you so much.
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BREAKING: Rotten Dem Hauled Out Of Capitol In Handcuffs – WON'T See Her Again! - Duration: 5:06.
BREAKING: Rotten Dem Hauled Out Of Capitol In Handcuffs – WON'T See Her Again!
It's the end of Democrat debauchery in Washington, D.C. as the lunatic left has come out of the
woodwork to inflict revenge on the man they didn't want win the election.
President Donald Trump has withstood every vengeful attempt from the left to take him
out and now karma is catching up to those who thought they were above the law but have
just found themselves on the wrong side of it.
Trump has prevailed over all Democrat's attacks for more than a year, proving he can't
be shaken from his position and will be their president for the next three to seven years.
However, the derangement syndrome is strong as leftists refuse to accept defeat and Trump
as their leader, and continue down their path to destroy him.
This has now ended up in arrest for one Democrat lawmaker who has just been hauled off the
steps of her state capitol in handcuffs.
Now that the law has caught up to her, it will likely be a while before anyone sees
her again
It's ironic that those who are lawmakers have a tendency to forget that we're a nation
of laws, or simply feel that they personally aren't held accountable to them.
This is also true of trying to give "rights" to people who haven't earned them and defending
them for breaking the law, with specific regard to those in this country illegally.
Democrats want to keep so-called "Dreamers" here because they rely heavily on this invading
army for their votes that will help them win in the next election.
Former illegal alien-turned state representative for Arizona, Isela Blanc, was willing to risk
her own freedom for theirs by abusing her position.
Now she's paying for it and can't expect that the Dreamers she did it for will come
to her defense.
"Arizona state representative Isela Blanc was arrested yesterday in Washington, DC while
protesting against the potential expiration of DACA," The Blaze reported.
The lawmaker has been open about her previous status as an illegal immigrant, telling Arizona's
Mesa Independent, 'I'm not embarrassed about the fact that I was undocumented.
I frankly got tired of people in this state – in particular, Republicans – telling
my story, calling me a criminal, demonizing who we are and what we represent.'"
"Hundreds of demonstrators descended on the US capital, holding sit-ins in the offices
of lawmakers, blocking traffic, and chaining themselves to one another outside the Capitol
building itself," the report explained.
Blanc ended up as the shining example to all of her illegal minions of what happens when
you break the law, as she was handcuffed on the steps outside the capitol by police for
leading this illegal nuisance of resistance.
She may have thought that she was creating a powerful political name for herself but
must have forgotten who her president is.
Trump doesn't stand for this anti-immigration attitude and will make her as irrelevant for
defying him as Blanc's male counterpart who was arrested twice before for the same
kind of stunt.
Since then, America has seen a lot less of Democratic Rep. Luis Gutierrez of Illinois.
Gutierrez was one of the most vocal immigration reform advocates who came out of his hiding
hole a second time since his first arrest outside the Trump Tower in New York City.
He tried again to make a statement by doubling down on his depravity after Trump's travel
ban went into full effect.
Just as he should have learned from his first experience, he was arrested yet again.
"Democratic Rep. Luis Gutierrez of Illinois was one of the 200 protesters arrested on
the steps of the United States Capitol Wednesday afternoon," the Daily Caller reported at
the time of his second arrest.
"The sitting member of Congress joined members of the Service Employee's International
Union (SEIU) as they stormed the steps of Congress to demanded action on DACA.
Both chambers currently are considering a bipartisan measure to replace the order that
allowed temporary protected status to illegal residents nationwide."
This was after he made headlines several months ago for inciting acts of terrorism against
President Trump, where he made a YouTube video encouraging illegals to "take to the streets
and fight" and start an all-out civil war against the President.
As the liberal meltdown continues and their lunacy parade continues to get worse, it's
only making things better for Trump's re-election efforts in 2020.
So for that, thanks, Democrats for being out of control and letting everyone know you can't
be trusted.
There's only one reason why meltdowns of this magnitude persist and that's because
they feel exposed and vulnerable that their lies and scandals that are bad for America,
but good for them aren't being kept a secret any longer.
Trump should feel free to start planning his re-election parade.
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CALORIC EXPENDITURE and INTAKE - How to LOSE WEIGHT the EASIEST WAY - Duration: 4:31.
That's why diets always stop working at some point.
HOW TO LOSE WEIGHT THE EASY WAY
CALORIC EXPENDITURE AND INTAKE
- What's up, guys? What're you up to?
- In previous episodes, we saw what are the keys to losing weight.
- The first one is that your motivation is oblivious to others.
- You must know that you will achieve your goal by doing whatever it takes.
- The second one is choosing the right moment.
- You may have the best ship and the best captain, but it won't matter if you go saling during the the storm.
THE JOURNEY IS THE FUN PART
- If we compare this to a car, you must be sure about traveling and choosing a good day for it.
- If all this is true, you will succeed.
- If the journey is fun, you will reach your destiny.
- If the journey is horrible, you will probably return at some point.
- Notice that the mindset is the most important thing. Nutrition is quite simple.
- Losing weight is often seen as an awful process. At its best, a procedure to a better state.
- In other words, it's often seen as an annoying journey to a nicer place.
- If you think like that, you will find several surprises.
- One of them is that you must follow a very similar lifestyle after losing weight.
- If you eat like before, you will soon gain the weight back.
- It is to say, you will have to drive longer than you think. Many problems arise when you don't like driving.
- That's why it is so important to focus on the process. Enjoy it and don't get obsessed with the results.
- Be patient. If you like driving, you'll reach your destination. Moreover, you'll have fun too.
ENERGY INTAKE AND ENERGY EXPENDITURE
- We'll discuss about how to make the process enjoyable in another video.
- Today, we will cover about the physical side and how the body works.
- Our body is like a car and food is like the gas.
- But gas will never overflow in these cars.
- If you put too much gas, the car will grow.
- If you don't put enough, the car will use the fuel reserve tank and it will shrink.
- This sounds pretty simple. In fact, most the people know it.
- When you eat too much, you gain weight. When you eat too little, you slim down.
- The problems most people face is knowing how big their deposit is...
...and knowing how much gas they should put to reach their destination.
- Both things are very easy to calculate.
- It requires learning but they'll be useful for the rest of your life because the mechanics are always the same.
- It's just knowing how many calories your body needs and how many calories you are eating.
IN THE FIRST PLACE LEARN HOW TO CALCULATE FOOD
-I think most people do it the other way around
- They wonder how many calories their body needs and they try eat that amount.
- Calculating our energy expenditure may be a good starting point...
...but it depends on many variables and you will only get a rough number.
- You better calculate how much you are eating. It will be more precise.
GET READY TO MAKE ADJUSTMENTS
- Each car, each person has a different motor which needs a different amount of gas.
- This depends on weight, age, muscle mass, daily activity, metabolism...
For those reasons it isn't worth it to focus too much on our expenditure but our intake.
- The same person will burn less calories as he loses weight.
- So any diet or plan will stop working at some point until we make some adjustment. No matter how good it was.
- Knowing how to calculate intake by yourself is important in order to adjust every time you stop losing weight.
- Counting calories is not neither the only system nor the best one for everybody.
- However, it's a tool that works. You may want to try it if you didn't get results so far.
- Losing weight is not just about putting less gas.
- You have to find the right point where the car uses the reserve tank fuel but it won't let you down.
- If you like this episode, I'll speak about intake calculation. That means how much gas we are putting.
- From there, we'll see how much is needed to lose weight in an easy way.
- It's not complicated and you will master it with some practice.
IF YOU CAN NOT MEASURE IT, YOU CAN NOT IMPROVE IT
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How to Make a Positive Change With Your Startup - Duration: 2:03.
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How to Make North Carolina Vinegar Sauce - Duration: 6:05.
everyone welcome back to the cooking everything outdoors show
today we're making North Carolina vinegar sauce the bill West way of
course well many of you really enjoy the Alabama white barbecue sauce video I did
and the Carolyn there's South Carolina mustard sauce that I did and all those
were from bill West's cookbook barbecue blueprint which is still a go-to source
for me for a lot of items and this recipe in particular comes from Bill
it's his North Carolina vinegar sauce it's really easy to make sauce pan so
whether I got nine ingredients and a spoon is about all you need for this
really easy I'm making some pulled pork pretty soon and I need some sauce for it
bill delivered in Bill's recipe he only requires nine ingredients it just
doesn't get any easier than that we have one cup of apple cider vinegar 1/2 a cup
of ketchup a tablespoon of crushed red pepper 1/2 a teaspoon of black pepper a
teaspoon of kosher salt I have a 1/2 teaspoon each of ground mustard and
celery seed teaspoon of dark molasses you can also use red plum sauce which i
think is Bill's preferred way of doing it one teaspoon of brown sugar and one
teaspoon of war Chester Shire sauce not sure if I got that right I've been
trying for 60 years and you also need a saucepan and I've got a lightweight
saucepan I'm gonna do it on my three burner stove now according to Bill North
Carolina vinegar sauce is tart hot and a little bit sweet and just thin enough to
mix with some pulled pork without taking away from the smoked flavor exactly what
I'm looking for the first thing we need to do is heat up our skillet
and we're gonna put everything in the skillet and simmer trust me that's about
it seems how we're just gonna simmer this I'm gonna turn my burner on to low
we'll just get this pan heated up and start adding our ingredients as far as
the order of ingredients go that's entirely up to you it's kind of a dump
recipe but I'm gonna put my peppers my celery salt and black pepper and mustard
in first because I'm gonna try to release some of the aromatics from these
no oil needed can already smell that starting to release its flavors its oils
its essence we're just gonna do this for a little bit because I don't want to
burn it it's like being in a spice store add my apple cider vinegar ketchup brown
sugar molasses
we're schuster Shire sauce I'm trying
in last salt
bring all this together until it's blended turn it up to bring it to a boil
that I'm gonna reduce it to a simmer then once it starts to get just starts
to boil turn it down and simmer it we're gonna simmer it for about ten minutes
all right our ten minutes is up give or take
it's really hot right now but I want to
give this a bit of a taste test vinegar comes through significantly definitely
tart it's got some heat and I just a just a hint of sweetness not much there
in a sweep if you do want it a little on the sweet side I would think a little
extra brown sugar wouldn't kill you and so once you've had your taste test and
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The Importance of Medical Treatment in a Social Security Disability Case - Duration: 5:46.
Good afternoon and thanks for being with us today.
My name is Cindy Speaker.
I have with me as my guest today, Attorney Winslow Butts of Gardberg & Kemmerly, and
Winslow is a Social Security Disability attorney, just going to talk with us about that topic
today.
How you doing, Winslow?
I'm doing good.
How are you?
Good, good, looking forward to getting some of your insights today.
Yeah, thank you for having me.
Yeah, absolutely.
We're going to talk about medical treatment physicians and the importance of that.
Let's start off and talk about what is the importance of medical treatment when you're
applying for Social Security Disability?
Right.
The main way that Social Security that they approve people is based off their medical
evidence.
People definitely need to be getting medical treatment in order to be approved.
Without having doctor's visits or hospital visits, there's no documentation so there's
no way to prove that somebody is disabled.
Getting medical treatment is the most important thing in applying for disability.
Okay.
Now, and what do I need from my doctor in order to verify my disability?
Right.
You would need to just go to your doctor and, like you normally would every three months
or however long it is.
We also like to try and get statements from your doctor as far as the prognosis, your
diagnosis, what treatment you're getting, if they think they can work.
It definitely helps people out if they do have an opinion from their doctor as far as
what they can't do and what they can do.
Yeah, but let me just back up a little bit.
The person applies for Social Security Disability.
I assume there's a certain form, there's an application process.
Right.
On that initial application, do they include a doctor's letter or is there a certain form,
they ask for certain information?
I'm just wondering what kind of stuff and how comprehensive is the information that
the individual has to supply.
They do.
When they first apply it's not a form of anything but you really list just the doctors that
you've been to, the hospitals that you've been to.
The main thing is getting the time frame right because Social Security is only going to request
the years or the months that you give them, they're not going to go out of their way to
search for it.
Make sure you know when you saw that doctor, the date, the year, where the doctor is is
a big thing because, again, Social Security is not going to go searching to see where
this doctor was or the hospital was.
You really have to do a lot of leg work yourself.
Right.
Yeah, definitely have the doctors that you ... If you know where they are, definitely
have them written down.
That's why we would advise people to get an attorney so that we can do most of the leg
work for them.
Okay, that's a big point right there.
If they get an attorney involved then you can do a lot, you gather the evidence.
Right, yes ma'am.
Yeah, we would just need to know exactly where the doctor is and even if they don't know,
just the doctor's name and we can do everything after that.
We can get their medical records ... Okay, excellent.
We can ask for statements from them.
Okay, so do you get involved in the initial application process or only after the denial?
We can, yes ma'am.
We can get involved with the initial application process, when they've been denied initially
or when they're waiting for a hearing.
At any three of those steps we can get involved.
Okay, great, great.
Let's talk about medication.
Is it important to take the medication?
Sometimes people say they don't want to take the medication, it gives them side effects.
How important is that in the process?
It is very important.
Just like you said, we hear that a lot as far as people don't want to take their medication
but to a judge or to Social Security if you are not taking your medicine it just looks
like you're not being compliant.
You're not doing all that you could to get better.
They want to see not only are people taking their medicine but they're still having problems
despite that medicine.
Yeah.
That can be an issue because medication is expensive so it's kind of a hard thing to
do for most people.
We're lucky in Mobile that we have a place where people can get their medication for
free but that medication is a big, important step of your Social Security.
Well, that's really great for the community that you have those types of resources.
Not only the medication but sometimes they don't have insurance, they can't, they're
concerned about the cost of a doctor.
What do you do?
Is there any provision for that if somebody's in that situation?
Right, there are ... We always recommend low cost clinics.
We have a few places here in Mobile where they can get low cost treatment.
Even if it is just a clinic, it's better than not having any evidence at all.
There's always the ERs, which that can cost thousands of dollars so we would recommend
going to a lower cost place rather than incurring so much debt to go to an ER.
Okay.
Once again, you guys are a great resource because you know all these other resources
and things like that.
Along those lines, if someone has questions about these issues, how can they reach your
office, Winslow?
Winslow Butts: They can call our main number, is 251-343-1111 or just go to our website,
it's GardbergLaw.com.
Okay.
Once again, thanks for being with us today.
Thank you, thank you for having me.
Appreciate it.
To all of you that are watching right now, you can just put your comments on this page,
we'll make sure somebody gets back to you, answers your questions.
Thanks everybody for being with us.
Bye now.
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Jeff Sessions Revealed The One Secret James Comey Was Dreading.
The FBI spying on the Trump campaign is the worst scandal in American political history.
So much of the FBI's conduct is still shrouded in mystery.
But in one interview, Attorney General Jeff Sessions revealed the one secret that has
James Comey and the Deep State on edge.
Sessions sat for an interview with Fox News where he revealed that he appointed a prosecutor
to investigate the FBI's FISA abuses months ago.
He also said he is considering the request made by House Oversight Chairman Trey Gowdy
and House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte to appoint a special counsel.
Breitbart reports:
"Attorney General Jeff Sessions appointed prosecutors in 2017 to investigate matters
Congress referred to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) as growing scandals possibly
involved criminal activities.
These prosecutors will report directly back to Sessions, who told Fox News on Wednesday
night that he will then decide whether a second special prosecutor is necessary to take these
matters to court.
Critics of the attorney general have said he needs to look into matters where there
are suspicions that crimes may have been committed, such as the growing scandal regarding Foreign
Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) search warrants to spy on members of President Trump's
campaign and transition team in 2016.
Emerging evidence suggests this surveillance continued after the presidential election.
He is doing exactly that, Sessions told Shannon Bream during an interview Wednesday.
The attorney general has appointed a prosecutor with "many years in the Department of Justice"
to investigate these things, and will "consider seriously" appointing a second special counsel
to possibly bring criminal charges."
Gowdy has said a special counsel is necessary because the Department of Justice oversees
the FBI, so there is an inherent conflict of interest.
The Daily Caller reports:
Bartiromo asked, "So we should have then you believe another special counsel to investigate
these matters?
How does one investigate itself frankly?"
"Well you don't.
I wish that I had been able to grade my own papers in college and law school, but I was
not able to.
I would have done better first of all, but–we don't put family members on the jury.
We don't put friends on the jury," Gowdy answered
"You need an independent arbiter, and the Department of Justice cannot investigate itself.
Horowitz can– Horowitz is a fair guy, but when there are two dozen witnesses that have
left the department or worked for another agency, someone else has to do it and I am
reluctant to call for special counsel, but I think it may be unavoidable in this fact
pattern."
Do you believe Sessions should appoint a special counsel?
what do you think about this?
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