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I'm Ryan from extremeterrain.com, and this is my review and installation of the Barricade

Trail Force HD Front Bumper, fitting all 2007 and up JKs.

Today, we're gonna talk through the installation of this bumper, which is a very simple one-out-of-three

wrench install that shouldn't take you more than an hour to complete.

This will bolt directly onto your JK in place of your factory bumper, so it's something

anyone can do in their driveway.

But we'll talk more about the installation in just a minute.

We're also gonna talk through the construction and a few of the features of this bumper.

This front bumper is for those of you who want an aftermarket bumper that's going to

add a lot of off-road-ready features, some additional style, and some additional protection

to the front of your Jeep, all without breaking the bank.

There are other bumpers out there that are going to be more expensive because they might

be a heavier grade material, they might offer a couple of additional features, or they could

just be from one of those bigger brands that like to tack a little bit onto their pricing.

This bumper is going to be very affordably priced for what you're getting and is going

to be a very useful bumper as well.

This is a very solidly-built bumper.

This is made of 5/32nds-inch steel with a 2-inch round, .12-inch-wall-thickness tube

up top.

Now, the 5/32nds-inch steel is there to keep weight down a little bit.

This is a bumper that will accept a winch, and when you have a big, heavy bumper and

a big, heavy winch, you can get a little bit of a sag in the front end of your Jeep.

So Barricade decided to go with 5/32nds, instead of 3/16ths to keep the weight down just a

touch.

As I mentioned, this does have a winch plate built right into it, so you can bolt up to

a 12,000-pound winch directly on the front of your Jeep without the need for any additional

hardware.

And of course, it does have your fairlead mount built in as well.

Along with the ability to run a winch, you have two different recovery points, one on

either side, that are fully welded and bolt directly through to the frame rails of the

Jeep, giving you a really solid connection.

This also does come with the D-rings, which is a nice feature.

You don't have to go out and buy those separately.

Now, even if you are gonna run a winch, having the D-ring mounts is really handy.

There are just some recoveries where a tow strap or a snatch strap is a better option

than a winch, and even if you are using your winch, you can go out to a tree, add a snatch

block and back to your bumper again, essentially doubling the pulling power of your winch.

So having the winch and the recovery points both give you a lot of options for recoveries.

This bumper will accept your factory fog lights, which is a really nice feature and something

I always look for.

You already have those fog light housings, everything's wired and switched for it.

Why not purchase a bumper that has the ability to use them?

And these will accept those factory fog lights.

Up top here, you do have a little bit of a bumper hoop that's going to do a nice job

of protecting your winch and your grille from light brush and tree branches, and it also

has two light mount tabs welded up on the top, giving you the ability to run two auxiliary

lights if you choose to.

This whole bumper is covered with a two-stage textured black powder coat finish, which is

going to do a really nice job of resisting rust and corrosion.

And it also will match a lot of the factory black plastic accents that are already on

your Jeep as well as a lot of the other aftermarket accessories you might be adding.

Installing an aftermarket front bumper like this is almost always a very easy bolt-on

process, and this bumper is exactly that.

This won't take you more than an hour to complete the install for, and you can do it with just

some traditional hand tools.

The first step is, of course, removing your factory front bumper, which you'll do by removing

the splash shield on the bottom if you're currently running one, the bumper cover up

top, go ahead and remove your fog light sockets from the fog light housings, and finally,

unbolt the bumper and remove it from the Jeep.

At that point, you can unbolt the fog light housings from the factory bumper and bolt

them into your new Barricade bumper and go ahead and lift the bumper onto the frame rails,

using the included hardware, to get it bolted down.

Now, if you are going to be installing a winch on this bumper, I always recommend that you

install the winch onto the bumper on the ground and then put the bumper-winch package on the

Jeep as one piece.

It can be a little bit difficult to get to those winch mounting bolts if you try and

install the bumper before the winch.

However, it's really up to you how you go about it.

Regardless, the whole process is very simple.

It's something anyone can do in their driveway, and it'll be completely bolt-on.

Barricade does a really nice job of offering a well-built, nice bumper with a lot of features,

all for a fairly low price.

This bumper comes in at right around $300, and there are quite a few bumpers on the market

that are going to be priced higher than this one that have even fewer features.

And that's part of what makes this bumper so popular.

This is going to save you some money over the other brands out there while still being

full of features that you're looking for, whether you're building an on-road Jeep or

an off-road Jeep.

So if you're looking to upgrade that factory plastic front bumper on your JK to a plate

steel bumper that's going to have a ton of both on-road and off-road features and also

not break the bank, I think this is going to be a really nice balance of both quality

and cost.

So that's my review of the Barricade Trail Force HD Front Bumper, fitting all 2007 and

up JKs, that you can find right here at extremeterrain.com.

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a lot of people are having the first

contact with meditation in their yoga

classes. So after the yoga class there

might be 10 minutes of just silent

sitting or even in the shavasana pose. So

that's the first contact point people

usually have, so it's basically coming

from the bodily experience; mm-hmm; my

question is or the question a lot of

people have is what is the relationship

between body and mind when you when

you're meditating? Is it important to do

yoga before meditation or can you just

you know do meditation totally

regardless of any physical practice?

Meditation does not exclude body or mind

or anything else. You have to, just like

in yoga you have to bring your entire

body, entire mind and everything else

that you think you are and you actually

are you have to bring all of that

together and put into meditation, only

then it will happen. So yeah it's not

something that you don't need your body

for that and you can abuse your body and

you think you know for meditation I

don't need it, for a lot of people or I

have you know I've come across these

examples from some esoteric

practices where people are torturing

their bodies and calling that meditation

and calling that path to enlightenment

or truth. In my eyes that's just

mad and unless you respect your body,

unless you take care of your body, same

goes for your mind, you will not be able

to move into meditation. Eventually you,

in one sense you go beyond your body ,you

go beyond your mind but they have to be

in a state

which is cooperative, which is healthy,

which is silent so that you can move

beyond them. So I don't have to do yoga

before I sit down for meditation but my

body should be in a way relaxed, correct?

Yes if you are referring to the

necessity of yoga, there is no necessity.

But if you are having a practice of yoga

which you are doing anyways regularly

it's definitely helpful because you know

you must have experienced this yourself

when you are doing yoga your body's more

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⭐ 37 Incredible Job Interview Tips (and what NOT do...!) - Duration: 32:32.

Hi everyone my name is Amy and I'm from

realenglishconversations.com and i'm

here with Greg from onlinelanguage

academy.com and what are we going to

talk about today Greg? we're going to

talk about advice for doing interviews

in English yep and things that you

should not do in your interview if you

really really like to get a job which we

know many of you are studying English

for that reason to finally get a job at

an english-speaking company and really

use this skill that you've been working

really really hard on to try to improve

so the reason why I'm talking to Greg

about this is he has well why don't you

explain your website Greg what do you do?

so I run online language academy.

com it's a company that offers

one-to-one classes via Skype with native

English teachers so the teachers are all

around the world students are all around

the world and we help those students

reach a high level of spoken English and

yeah I often ask well always ask the

students at the beginning what is your

reason for learning English and almost

always it is for work for getting a

better job or you know for doing an

interview in English so it's it's really

important this first step in getting

an interview and doing an interview in

English it's a really really important

thing for many of our students it's the

whole goal and for you you're such a

great person to talk to about this

because you've hired so many different

teachers in the time or your website

to do these conversation lessons which

means you've done a lot of interviews

absolutely yeah when I was a kid I wish

I had the opportunity to interview so

many people because it really is the

best way to give you an idea of what you

should do in an interview and what you

absolutely should not do in the interview so

I have

lot of good and bad experiences from

these past seven years alright so why

don't we start with the first things

that you see before you even approach

the person to do an interview because of

course to get an interview is the first

step before you actually even have one

yeah so what are a few of the mistakes

that you see over and over and over

again that you think you can give some

advice to help some people to not do

yeah I mean I think when people when

many people apply for a job via email

they don't realize that the person

reading that is going to receive maybe a

hundred or more applications for the

same job okay and that they don't have

all week to read every single one so

every detail exactly as amazing is it

may be yeah yeah I'm sure you love your

CV but believe me the interviewer is not

going to be able to read every detail of

every CV before they decide who to give

an interview to so so you've got to

stand out okay you've got to stand out

you've got to be unique and if I'm

reading 10 CV's in a minute why am I

going to look at yours okay if it's a

simple word document which is just ugly

text I'm not going to really enjoy

reading it but if it's a an elegant

creative CV done with you know lots of

visuals I know some people use

illustrator which is fantastic they

the CV created with illustrator

stand out so so much and I guarantee you I

will read every detail on that CV so

that's really interesting because now

that we're in a digital era of time I

like I think of when I used to apply for

jobs it was a piece of paper and I

walked around to different businesses

but now you know you have an opportunity

to really impress or

take it up a step because of

Technology and like you said illustrator

makes it a little bit more interactive is

it interactive? I don't know about it it's

just a lot more visual so instead of

saying for example I speak English

English French Spanish and Italian they

would create like a almost like a graph

where English would be up here and it

would say native Spanish would be up

here bilingual French would be up here

you know advanced and Italian would be a

little bit down here and there would be the

colors of the flags of those countries

oh that's cool it's yeah it's just a lot

more visually pleasing to look at that

than to read the same old text in black

and white Spanish into advanced you

know this intermediate Blah Blah Blah

it just makes it a lot more interesting

and it also gives you the idea that hey

this is a creative person no matter what

they're doing they're creative and they care

about the job that they're applying for

so it's it's great and you can I think

you can add links to them and as you said

we're in a digital era now and the

person reading it is going to be

connected to the Internet and just with

one click on a certain part of your CV

if it's a PDF you know you can click to

the applicants website which could be just

a simple about dot me website which

could be you know a photo and some just you

know one page introduction to you but it

just makes you different and stand out

that's right and have you had anybody

that's been attaching a video as part of

their application? or how common is that

now? since this academic year I

actually demand that all applicants send

a video, yeah? wow! yeah this does basically I

mean I used to get a hundred sometimes

even two hundred applications

for one job posting that I put oh okay and

what this does I put on my applications

now I put if you don't send a video

your application will not be considered

and yeah really really really harsh but

what it does is it makes sure that

everybody who applies is really really

serious about the job they they've

made the effort to make a video they

know how to use a computer which is

important if you're giving classes via

Skype and and it gives a great first

impression of me I mean I have to have

native English speakers but when I used

to get two hundred applications a lot of them

would be people whose whose English was

very good but it was not their their

mother tongue so oh geez so you can't tell from

the resume or the CV but in a video

it's very evident whether or not it's

their native language absolutely my

my surname is Italian so I know hey if

I'm writing to somebody maybe they think

I'm Italian you know I know that a lot

of a lot of teachers have you can't tell

you can't tell just by looking at their

name if there are native teacher or not

that's right and you might get an application

from Alfredo Blanco and he'll call himself

Fred White and you don't know until the

interview that is actually Spanish

a different yeah he's a Spanish speaker

and definitely not a native speaker

which you would be looking for

especially for your English lessons that

you do absolutely yeah and I think it also really

helps where the person they can show

their personality they're just able

to express themselves a little bit more

and give you a few seconds to just make

that impression that first impression

and and you know I really personally

if I'm watching a video when I'm trying

to hire someone because I hire some

freelancers sometimes I really notice

but if a person is just hello my name

is so-and-so and this is what

I do yeah okay thank you bye it's not

very exciting for them and it's not

exciting for us so it's no probably

going to be a next absolutely and it's

you know we're talking about a job for

a teacher of it doesn't have to be a well I mean

the my case I'm looking for teachers but

if you're dealing with the public or if

you're dealing with other people you

want to see that this person is going to

connect is going to be have a nice

personality be be friendly be a you know

you want to see their personality in

that video and you don't want them to just

read a script read some notes they've made

saying everything you want to hear no you

want to know who is this person who are

they are they going to be a good fit

with me can I connect with them in this

short introduction and it's more than

you can really do with a piece of paper

or a presentation it's it puts more than

words on paper to actually see someone

speaking and I mean just taking the time

to make a video that really shows a lot

about how serious they are about the

job so yeah a lot of people don't like

making a video or you know don't

like putting it even on YouTube I mean

you can put it on youtube and put a

private link that you can attach to the

CV but some people just don't want to do

that and they're they're not willing to

do that for a job then we're talking

about a job you've got to make the

effort to get a job you're not just

going to get it on a plate and if you're

not willing to make the extra effort for

the application then you're probably not

going to be willing to make the extra

effort or you go the extra mile in your

actual job so it's a great first test

really and I think that goes also to

when you're creating your resume it's

really important to add a little bit of

personalization to take the time to say

what company you're applying to why you

want to work for them I mean whether

it's a cover letter or just a little note

at the top of the page that

personalization really helps separate

them yes absolutely I've got CV's

or applications by email with no text

whatsoever to I can see they sent it to

my Academy to about twenty other academies I

oh no I just think bulksending

absolutely uninterested in working for

my yes you're just interested in you and

you expecting people to make the effort

to get in touch with you so straight in

the bin no yeah and it really I mean as

an employer that's hiring people this is

your livelihood it's your business and you

care about who is representing your

business and your brand so for us it's

really important that we hire the right

people and obviously someone who can't

take a minute to look at our company

really take the time to personalize it I

don't know that it's going to be a good

fit for me no absolutely no

you need no you got to go you've got to

always go the extra mile because there

are a hundred people applying for the

same job as you so you've got to stand

out you've got to be the best not just

good but you've got to be the best so

let's pretend now that this person gets

a job they have personalized their email

they've made an attractive resume to

attach to the email you see all of their

skills you think they're a good fit you

call them up and you have an interview

now what are some of the characteristics

that maybe would separate them

positively versus negatively during that

interview yeah well negatively I

have many stories I mean because all my

classes are all my interviews are via

Skype I mean the teachers are all over

the world so it's incredible

how many people just don't know how to

act in an interview

okay yeah it's via skype but it's still a

real interview so that I mean I've given

an interview to a guy who was lying on

his bed once I've given an interview to a

guy who had his cat with him he was

stroking his cat during an interview

that's distracting and awkward I just

thought would you take your cat to a

real interview no so don't bring your

cat to a Skype interview what else

yeah people just not preparing the

interview well and by that I mean yeah

if you're going to a physical interview

you would you would realize where the

place is you would make sure your car has

petrol to get there it's the same on

Skype make sure your laptop is plugged

in to the make sure you're in a part of

the house where it looks professional in

the background where you are not going

to be disturbed by family members or

pets during the interview and your

laptop isn't going to die right in the

middle of the interview because you know

yeah yeah just take the time plug it in

make sure I mean if the internet

disconnects or something that's beyond

your control yeah that's fine you know do everything

you can to try to make it be prepared

and I mean I would say even like I have

a cat and if if she came up into the

interview oh no the cat jumped up in

front of me it would be excuse me one

second my cat has decided to join me and

she's not part of this yeah yeah don't start

stroking exactly apologize I mean it's

it's all about preparation how serious

are you about the job and if you're

serious then you're prepared you've made

sure everything is perfect conditions

for the interview so that's right so you

can focus yeah are there I know for

me when I used to hire delivery drivers

for my delivery company I always had a

few questions that I asked that really

made the person think or I would ask

them the questions so that they could I

don't know it's almost like the answer

reveals

more than it seems do you have any

questions that you like to ask like this

in your interview? I do yeah I in fact

they're the first and the last question

I ask actually for me are the most

important and and I think as the

interviewee you should also treat the

always the first and the last question

as the most important because it's

the first impression and the last

impression it's you know the first

impressions are so important and the

last impression is what the interviewer

is going to remember more than anything

so it's very good to prepare the two

questions very well but my first

question is always what do you know

about me and online language academy? oh

good question so this is again it's a

bit of a test it's a bit of me seeing is

this person wasting my time or are they

serious about their application because

you know I'm basically asking have you

researched the company? do you know who I

am? you know do you know about what type

of classes we offer? have you been on the

website? have you do you care enough to

have spend half an hour navigating

around social media? and like are you

genuinely interested in working for us?

yeah because if you haven't been to the

website yet and you don't really know

what we do I don't know and you want to know

that they want to work for you for your

business not just for anybody but they

really want to work for your company and

if they do they've researched it so yeah that's

key that's really really good advice and I

mean I'm sure it's out there but really

when it's your business like if it's my

business and somebody you can tell

they've went through the website they've

looked at the pages they're talking

about some of the things some of the

finer details even where you're like wow

you know that's impressive especially to

the owner yeah oh my my I mean the

best the best answer I've had was one

one girl recently she was

she knew everything about the most

recent blog post we've done about blog

post I barely remembered I mean from

ages ago she really did extensive

research the worst also very recently I

said what do you know about the company?

and he said well I know that you teach

classes via Skype I think and I know and

I know that you pay x amount of euros

per class so basically yeah that the

pay he knew what the money was.. you read the add? yeah that's

definitely so something you should

definitely not do is walk into an

interview or have a Skype interview

without knowing anything about the

company that you're applying for a job

yeah okay and what's the last question

that you like to ask? okay so the last

one is have you got any questions? alright

which is a simple question and I

think every interviewer asks this but

what I'm actually asking is not have you

got any questions? I'm asking them well

I'm giving them basically an opportunity

to tell me how awesome they are alright

and how that everything we've

talked about in the interview that's

great but I'm giving them then an

opportunity to tell me more information

you know what extra can you do yes we've

talked about the fact that we for

example we teach business English

interview preparation conversation

classes but maybe in this in this part

they could say hey do me do you help

students prepare for IELTS and TOEFL

because I have extra experience doing

that and I've been here there I've

traveled to this country teaching this

teaching that it's a great way for them

to to give give more information about

how great they are that's right and it's

just opening up that dialogue or if they

do have a question or they want to know

more about the classes it might give

them an opportunity to

really talk about their specialty like

they could ask a question that would

really allow them to start explaining

how they can be an asset and how the way

they teach is unique or tell another

story or something that they didn't have

an opportunity to share during the job

interview yeah and let me tell you the

the best answer I got to this when I

said today it was really recently I said

have you got any questions and she said

to me what type of interviewer what type

of person are you hoping to hire? yeah

what is the what is the winning

applicant going to be like? and I said

woah okay I was not expecting so I said

okay so well obviously a great teacher

but apart from that I want this person

to to be professional I want them to

give a great image of online language

academy you're an ambassador for the

Academy as well as a teacher and I want

you to go the extra mile and that means

yes you're teaching classes via Skype

but not just that I want you to you know

go the extra mile give the students what

they need what they want and more and

and and she said wow that that's me that

you ah nice! that's good that's a really really good trick

because I I think when you're an

interviewee and you're in that situation

and sometimes the person on the other

side of the interview the interviewer

and they're a little bit you can you

don't know what they're thinking they

have their poker face on yeah and you

give them an answer and they write down

some notes and they make you kind of

nervous and you're like okay was that a

good note so you might be able to say

you know by throwing that answer back

can you tell me what your ideal

candidate looks like it again gives you

that opportunity to really sell yourself

and

promote the skills that you have and how

you are that person that they're looking

for yeah it was an absolutely winning

interview I came out of that interview

with a big big smile on my face I

remember yeah speaking to my wife

afterwards and I said to my wife I said

there's just one more thing that she needs

to do in order to be the perfect

candidate nice and that was and what was that? and that was

top tip after the interview I always

recommend just writing a simple quick

email to the person who interviewed you

just saying okay thank you for your time

if you've got any questions just let me

know and I appreciate the opportunity

that you're giving me you know just just

a short email but it just proves that

I've talked about going the extra mile

and it's a great example of that you

know yes I expect you to come to the

interview and and give a good interview

but an extra is the nice little

email afterwards and it just shows it was really

nice to meet you thank you for the

opportunity I'm looking forward to

hearing from you or something like that

exactly yeah and it just shows they're

really nice person good manners

professional they care about the job and

that they will go the extra mile to get

the job and that is a winning

thing for me it really is well so yeah I

think these are some really really great

tips for people for how to

handle a job interview and really get

through the first part have success

during the interview and for me I tend

to get nervous well I used to get

nervous during job interviews do you

have any advice for for people to deal

with their nerves? because this isn't

their first language likely and it can

be pretty intimidating trying to do a

difficult interview in English when it's

not your first language yeah I mean

interviews are

nerve-racking they make you nervous in

your language yeah but in a foreign

language it's it's even worse it's like yeah woah

so two main things you should the

first question is always usually the

same hi how are you? tell me a little bit

about yourself yeah so just visualize

this moment visualize yourself going to

the interview visualize yourself shaking

their hand sitting down do it in your mind

time and again and answer that first

question a million times in your mind

because if you if you've done it so many

times in your mind then when you do it

in reality it's easy you've been there

you've done it you know what you're

going to say you know what you want to say

you know how you're going to act so it

really helps calm the nerves at the

beginning of the interview just to get

you through the first few seconds where

you just walk in and you're like oh my

god my palms sweaty I just wiped it

off shake their hand sit down how are

you doing? I'm good and by the time

you're there your anxiety is already

going down and you can start focusing on

the new questions that you're not sure

yeah what you're going to have to answer

yeah that first question is just getting

getting rid of the nerves really and and

then and then the yeah the following

questions great prepare them I mean

you know the typical questions that

they're going to give you in an

interview and you can practice those

with a native English teacher you know

practice them with that's we help many

students prepare interviews and we go

through all the typical questions that

they ask we go through their CV as

well make sure you're able to expand on

everything that is written on your CV

because the interviewer will ask you

about about that and how they can

connect that back to the job that

they're applying for yeah you know even

if it's a completely unrelated job if

you can prepare the answer

in your head in English obviously about

the experience that's on your resume it

can help it come out a little bit easier

and you've already thought about how

past experience could possibly relate to

this job everything we do we learn from

even if it's not the same industry

right? yeah and that relating to this job

is a positive and you always want to

finish every answer on a positive note

you want to talk about your experiences

which is a great way to speak more

fluently by the way if you're speaking

about past experiences you're speaking

from you're speaking from the heart that's right and

not too much from you're not too the grammar brain

yeah the grammar brain yeah yeah so it really

helps you speak fluently and yeah and

then use that example to relate to how

you can help the company based on your

past experience that's a great tip yeah do you have

do you have any other advice for helping

people with their nerves in interviews?

is there anything else they can do? yeah I

think and I talked about the visualize

in it before but I think the best thing

you can do is practice the

interview beforehand and practice it

with somebody who you are really really

really uncomfortable oh no doing it with yeah so

that makes me nervous just thinking about

it oh my the way I used to do it with my

dad like I used to practice interviews

with my dad for work interviews

at university I studied French and

Spanish and Italian actually so I had

lots and lots of oral exams and I always

used to practice the oral exam with a

friend a classmate okay and it was just

the worst so so embarrassing and awkward

you feel terrible but yeah you can do it

with them then when we interview comes

it's easy it's easy because you don't

know this person and you've been through

you've broken that that barrier of fear

and embarrassment and anxiety that you

feel you've already been through it you

didn't want to talk to this person

you've been through that experience and

now you're like okay this is just

someone I don't know it's okay yeah it's a

great great tip so yeah do it with yeah

your friend your neighbor your

mom whoever whoever you feel the worst

doing it with do it with that person

yeah and it'll be a breeze it'll be easy

when the big interview comes

yeah maybe it could be I mean if they're

already a student with you and

they're doing the preparation for their

job interview maybe it would be better

to have it with a new teacher that

they've never worked with or something

just to create that circumstance where

okay this is someone I don't know i'm

going to practice with this person I yeah that's a great idea it really

is and yeah we've had that sometimes I had a

had a student last week actually write

to me saying I want I've got my

interview on Friday I want an interview

practice with a different teacher every

day of the week so I can you know do

that so I can feel like I'm speaking to

somebody new I'm not familiar with their

accent and they had different accents

every week every day until the interview

Wow well that's that's a good

challenging preparation but it's true

you don't know who the person doing the

interview you don't know how they're

going to speak or what their

personalities like so by exposing

yourself to different situations like

that it really prepares you to be able

to interact with anybody and be more

versatile that's great I really like

this conversation this some great advice

whether you're learning english or just

applying for a job in general so I think

there's a lot to learn here I guess

i just want to make sure that we remind

everybody please give us a thumbs up on

this video we really want to get a like

and leave a comment if you have made any

of these mistakes or maybe other tips

that you have that people

should never do in a job interview yes

please please share it with everybody

you know because it's it's it's

incredible it really is incredible how many

people need a job and how many bad

applications I get and I'm sure all

other employers get hundreds of bad

applications so that's right share it with your

friends and let's help your friends get a job yeah

you know anybody who's applying

for a job that speaks English or is

learning English preparing to try to get

a job in an english-speaking country

this would be a very valuable video so

good point and send them the link share

it with them spread the word and yeah

subscribe to our channels of course and

I think that that's it it was really

nice talking to you Greg thank you so

much for the advice yeah thanks for

having us Amy we'll speak soon I

hope okay alright we'll see yeah

see yeah bye for now ciao!

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The orgasm of meditation - Duration: 2:31.

When people have their first meditation

practices, the first hours sitting down,

they usually talk about some strange

experiences happening to them. For

example, I sometimes hear that people are

talking about some kind of orgasmic

feeling which runs through the whole

body, well some energy and then they

become a little scared and they don't

know what's going to happen to them.

Maybe you can make them feel more

comfortable with it. Well if somebody has

a orgasmic feeling, I would say there is

nothing to be scared about so, I know

what you're referring to. So you're

referring to this rush of energy which

you feel in that silence. If you

understand what it is, I think that would

solve a lot of unclarity about it and

you would be less scared if you were. You

have to see it like this, that the way

our mind is occupied with several things

all the time we, you know our energies

are totally scattered all over the place

we do not think one thing at one time. We

are thinking a million things, our mind,

our attention, our energies are scattered

all over the place. And when you sit down

for meditation, when you give yourself

that space for that integration to

happen inside of yourself, of your mind,

of your energies, what happens is

suddenly you know you discover

all those energies which were wasted and

you were not able to even feel them

in yourself. So it's something that

is that there is always in you, but you

discover it a new, you discover it for

the first time.

And that in my eyes that should

give more confidence to a meditator, that

he is on the right path, that his

practice is right and he should continue

doing that.

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What About a Mission to Titan? - Duration: 9:37.

As you probably know, NASA recently announced plans to send a mission to Jupiter's moon

Europa.

If all goes well, the Europa Clipper will blast off for the world in the 2020s, and

orbit the icy moon to discover all its secrets.

And that's great and all, I like Europa just fine.

But you know where I'd really like us to go next?

Titan.

Titan, as you probably know, is the largest moon orbiting Saturn.

In fact, it's the second largest moon in the Solar System after Jupiter's Ganymede.

It measures 5,190 kilometers across, almost half the diameter of the Earth.

This place is big.

It orbits Saturn every 15 hours and 22 days, and like many large moons in the Solar System,

it's tidally locked to its planet, always showing Saturn one side.

Before NASA's Voyager spacecraft arrived in 1980, astronomers actually thought that

Titan was the biggest moon in the Solar System.

But Voyager showed that it actually has a thick atmosphere, that extends well into space,

making the true size of the moon hard to judge.

This atmosphere is one of the most interesting features of Titan.

In fact, it's the only moon in the entire Solar System with a significant atmosphere.

If you could stand on the surface, you would experience about 1.45 times the atmospheric

pressure on Earth.

In other words, you wouldn't need a pressure suit to wander around the surface of Titan.

You would, however, need a coat.

Titan is incredibly cold, with an average temperature of almost -180 Celsius.

For you Fahrenheit people that's -292 F. The coldest ground temperature ever measured

on Earth is almost -90 C, so way way colder.

You would also need some way to breathe, since Titan's atmosphere is almost entirely nitrogen,

with trace amounts of methane and hydrogen.

It's thick and poisonous, but not murderous, like Venus.

Titan has only been explored a couple of times, and we've actually only landed on it once.

The first spacecraft to visit Titan was NASA's Pioneer 11, which flew past Saturn and its

moons in 1979.

This flyby was followed by NASA's Voyager 1 in 1980 and then Voyager 2 in 1981.

Voyager 1 was given a special trajectory that would take it as close as possible to Titan

to give us a close up view of the world.

Voyager was able to measure its atmosphere, and helped scientists calculate Titan's

size and mass.

It also got a hint of darker regions which would later turn out to be oceans of liquid

hydrocarbons.

The true age of Titan exploration began with NASA's Cassini spacecraft, which arrived

at Saturn on July 4, 2004.

Cassini made its first flyby of Titan on October 26, 2004, getting to within 1,200 kilometers

or 750 miles of the planet.

But this was just the beginning.

By the end of its mission later this year, Cassini will have made 125 flybys of Titan,

mapping the world in incredible detail.

Cassini saw that Titan actually has a very complicated hydrological system, but instead

of liquid water, it has weather of hydrocarbons.

The skies are dotted with methane clouds, which can rain and fill oceans of nearly pure

methane.

And we know all about this because of Cassini's Huygen's lander, which detached from the

spacecraft and landed on the surface of Titan on January 14, 2005.

Here's an amazing timelapse that shows the view from Huygens as it passed down through

the atmosphere of Titan, and landed on its surface.

Huygens landed on a flat plain, surrounded by "rocks", frozen globules of water ice.

This was lucky, but the probe was also built to float if it happened to land on liquid

instead.

It lasted for about 90 minutes on the surface of Titan, sending data back to Earth before

it went dark, wrapping up the most distant landing humanity has ever accomplished in

the Solar System.

Although we know quite a bit about Titan, there are still so many mysteries.

The first big one is the cycle of liquid.

Across Titan there are these vast oceans of liquid methane, which evaporate to create

methane clouds.

These rain, creating mists and even rivers.

Is it volcanic?

There are regions of Titan that definitely look like there have been volcanoes recently.

Maybe they're cryovolcanoes, where the tidal interactions with Saturn cause water to well

up from beneath crust and erupt onto the surface.

Is there life there?

This is perhaps the most intriguing possibility of all.

The methane rich system has the precursor chemicals that life on Earth probably used

to get started billions of years ago.

There's probably heated regions beneath the surface and liquid water which could sustain

life.

But there could also be life as we don't understand it, using methane and ammonia as

a solvent instead of water.

To get a better answer to these questions, we've got to return to Titan.

We've got to land, rove around, sail the oceans and swim beneath their waves.

Now you know all about this history of the exploration of Titan.

It's time to look at serious ideas for returning to Titan and exploring it again, especially

its oceans.

And I'll explain all about that in a second, but first I'd like to thank Deepak, George

Greene, Steve Dalton, Matt Douglass, and the rest of our 696 patrons for their generous

support.

If you love what we're doing and want to help out, head over to patreon.com/universetoday.

Planetary scientists have been excited about the exploration of Titan for a while now,

and a few preliminary proposals have been suggested, to study the moon from the air,

the land, and the seas.

First up, there's the Titan Saturn System Mission, a mission proposed in 2009, for a

late 2020s arrival at Titan.

This spacecraft would consist of a lander and a balloon that would float about in the

atmosphere, and study the world from above.

Over the course of its mission, the balloon would circumnavigate Titan once from an altitude

of 10km, taking incredibly high resolution images.

The lander would touch down in one of Titan's oceans and float about on top of the liquid

methane, sampling its chemicals.

As we stand right now, this mission is in the preliminary stages, and may never launch.

In 2012, Dr. Jason Barnes and his team from the University of Idaho proposed sending a

robotic aircraft to Titan, which would fly around in the atmosphere photographing its

surface.

Titan is actually one of the best places in the entire Solar System to fly an airplane.

It has a thicker atmosphere and lower gravity, and unlike the balloon concept, an airplane

is free to go wherever it needs powered by a radioactive thermal generator.

Although the mission would only cost about $750 million or so, NASA hasn't pushed it

beyond the conceptual stage yet.

An even cooler plan would put a boat down in one of Titan's oceans.

In 2012, a team of Spanish engineers presented their idea for how a Titan boat would work,

using propellers to put-put about across Titan's seas.

They called their mission the Titan Lake In-Situ Sampling Propelled Explorer, or TALISE.

Propellers are fine, but it turns out you could even have a sailboat on Titan.

The methane seas have much less density and viscosity than water, which means that you'd

only experience about 26% the friction of Earth.

Cassini measured windspeeds of about 3.3 m/s across Titan, which half the average windspeed

of Earth.

But this would be plenty of wind to power a sail when you consider Titan's thicker

atmosphere.

And here's my favorite idea.

A submarine.

This 6-meter vessel would float on Titan's Kraken Mare sea, studying the chemistry of

the oceans, measuring currents and tides, and mapping out the sea floor.

It would be capable of diving down beneath the waves for periods, studying interesting

regions up close, and then returning to the surface to communicate its findings back to

Earth.

This mission is in the conceptual stage right now, but it was recently chosen by NASA's

Innovative Advanced Concepts Group for further study.

If all goes well, the submarine would travel to Titan by 2038 when there's a good planetary

alignment.

Okay?

Are you convinced?

Let's go back to Titan.

Let's explore it from the air, crawl around on the surface and dive beneath its waves.

It's one of the most interesting places in the entire Solar System, and we've only

scratched the surface.

If I've done my job right, you're as excited about a mission to Titan as I am.

Let's go back, let's sail and submarine around that place.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

People always want to know if I believe in aliens.

That's actually a pretty complicated question, and I've got a complicated answer.

I'll get into it in the next episode.

Now you know my thoughts on a mission to Titan.

Here's an episode all about a potential mission to Europa, which looks more and more

like it'll be a reality.

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Regents Exam | Algebra I (Common Core) | August 2016 | Problem 34 - Duration: 2:46.

Regents Exam Algebra 1 August 2016 Problem number 34.

Shawn incorrectly graphed the inequality negative x minus 2y is greater than or equal to 8 as

shown below.

Explain Shawn's mistake.

Graph the inequality correctly on the set of axes below.

In this problem we are provided with a student's solution to an inequality problem, we are

asked to determine the mistake that was made in graphing the inequality.

We then need to graph the correct inequality.

In order to determine the mistake let's go ahead and solve the problem and compare

it with Shawn's answer.

Let's first rewrite the inequality into the slope intercept form of a line.

So we first add x to both sides of the equation, we then solve for y by dividing both sides

of the inequality by negative 2.

Making sure we flip the inequality symbol since we are dividing by a negative number.

Doing that we obtain the following inequality.

Next let's go ahead and graph this inequality, the y-intercept is equal to negative 4 so

we plot the point 0, negative 4.

From here we use the slope to generate a second point so we will move 1 unit in the positive

y-axis and 2 units in the negative x-axis.

Then it is just a matter of connecting these two points with a solid straight line.

Taking a look at the Student's graph we notice that so far we do not see any errors,

the line of this inequality has been drawn correctly.

Next we need to either shade above or below the line, we can easily determine this by

choosing a point and substitute it into the inequality and check to see if we obtain a

true statement.

The easiest point to test, if possible is the origin so we test the point 0,0 substituting

this point into the inequality and simplifying we see that we obtain a false statement.

This means that we shade the region below the line.

Now we see where Shawn made a mistake.

Shawn decided to shade the region above the line as oppose to the region below the line.

This error was most likely made because Shawn forgot to switch the inequality symbol during

the division step.

So the inequality should be graphed with a solid line and the set of numbers that satisfies

the inequality will be those points below and on the line.

So this is our final answer.