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Top 10 MYTHS about the SHAOLIN MONKS - Duration: 7:04.

Combining the inherent contradiction of "Warrior Buddhists" with the legendary grand scale

of Chinese military history, Shaolin monks have gotten some very interesting stories

associated with them since the emperor of China made the order official circa 496 A.D.

Some of which are so interesting you just know they're not quite true, but can't

resist the urge to hear them.

Here are ten of our favorites.

10.

Much of the Combat Technique was Derived from Indian Animals

The kung fu combat techniques favored in China are actually reported by scholars to have

been Indian in origin.

A mystic was supposed to have gone into the area of the Shaolin Temple and introduced

fighting techniques he had modeled off the movements of animals as if to give the organization

a more benign, naturalistic air.

As reported by National Geographic, though, it's believed by historians that in fact

the Shaolin tradition comes from something a little less enlightened.

The organization started out essentially as someone's private army, and the combat techniques

came from within the group itself.

A bit less pleasant to imagine them as probably a bunch of mercenaries in the beginning that

took on a religious angle, but at least it's a bit more grounded and relatable.

9.

Thirteen Monks Save an Emperor

One of the earlier (and thus more far-fetched) legends relates to an event purported to have

happened circa 621.

Emperor Tang Taizong was besieging a rebel city when another rebel army of 300,000 arrived.

He asked the Shaolins for help and received thirteen warriors.

These thirteen were credited with making a key attack at a crucial moment in the subsequent

battle and saved the army from destruction.

In a battle that involved hundreds of thousands of soldiers, it's hard to imagine thirteen

being the key to the whole battle without picturing something out of a cartoon.

8.

The Training Trap Maze, i.e.

"Wooden Men Lane"

The rigors of training for the organization naturally had to have exaggerated stories,

especially for the final exam.

A myth arose that beneath the temple, there was a maze of wooden dummies that trainees

had to get through.

By that is meant spinning wooden poles with smaller poles branching from them at varying

lengths and heights that meant using different techniques to get through.

This maze was supposed to have 36 different dummies that you had to get through, and they

were equipped with deadly blades.

7.

The God Vaprapni Hates Bullying & Vegetarianism

Vaprapni was a Hindu war god who was incorporated into Shaolin worship and the focus of a particularly

odd story from seventh century A.D.

There was a monk named Shengchou that was a living punching bag in his monastery.

He begged to Vaprapni for help for six days.

Vaprapni appeared, and then forced him to eat meat, an act which was taboo for a monk.

From there it's a typical nerd revenge fantasy where Shengchou demonstrates his great strength

to his former tormentors and they beg his mercy.

Why the Shaolin tradition would want a story of someone being rewarded for betraying their

vows solely out of petty self-interest is really curious.

6.

Ji Nau Lou's Exploit

In the mid-sixth century, the Shaolin monks were dealing with an uprising from a group

called the Red Turbans.

At one point, the main body of monks had been called away from their temple, which was then

attacked with only a small number of less distinguished personnel.

One of them was a cook named Ji Nau Lou who'd been studying Shaolin tactics in secret.

His method of saving the day was to grab a large flaming log from a fire (not a torch

or anything so safe to handle, mind you) and use the staff techniques to scare the enemy

away.

Some versions bothered embellishing it by having him grow into a giant, which sounds

like it would actually be slightly less cool to see than a normal-sized man.

5.

The Unusual Way to Join

Speaking of the sixth century, here's another legend from that period that's quite impressive

but for roughly the opposite reason.

An Indian prince named Bodhidharma (changed to Damo) emigrated to China and was disgusted

by the state he found the Shaolin Temple in and let it be known.

After predictably alienating everyone in and related to the temple, he went to a nearby

cave and began a meditation session.

According to some legends, it stretched out for nine lunar cycles.

In others, it was nine years.

Whatever it was, it impressed the monastery enough that he was not only allowed into the

order but he got his own room, although you'd imagine by then the cave probably would have

felt like home by then anyway.

4.

How to Escape With Style

In the mid-sixteenth century, the monastery was called upon to defend China from raids

by Japanese pirates.

Providing 120 warriors, they fought the Japanese in four battles armed with thirty-five pound

staves and for the first three inflicted sound, one-sided defeats, suffering at most four

casualties a fight.

Then in the fourth one they were almost wiped out with three exceptions, though history

has blamed that on bad military leadership from unrelated to the monks themselves.

The story of the three is that they took reeds and buried themselves for a night, and then

snuck away.

It seems far-fetched and implausible, but also so undignified and specific that you

have to wonder why anyone would make that up.

3.

The Dashanmen (i.e., How to Leave the Order)

Leaving the monastery on honorable terms was, for obvious reasons, not easy.

In fact a system was instituted that basically illustrated how those leaving had an unusually

good grasp of the combat methods.

Three monks would group together, and then face off in combat against eighteen others.

You'd think word of this would never be allowed out for fear of how every time any

three monks left it meant that very likely they'd just lost by far the very best fighters

and the other eighteen must have been pretty badly humiliated.

Nevertheless, stage reenactments of this myth are part of the Shaolin performing repertoire

today.

2.

The Strange Origin of Tea Bushes

This relates to the same event that happened in myth #5, but it's so strange that it

deserves a separate entry.

You'll recall it was said that the Indian prince immigrant spent nine years in meditation

in a cave to contemplate the failings of the Shaolin monastery?

Apparently those were nine very hard years, for in year seven, he fell unacceptably asleep.

So he cut his own eyelids off to prevent any more of that unacceptable.

When his amputated eyelids hit the soil, they changed into the first tea bushes.

Presumably as nature's way of honoring his sacrifice which would very blind him in real

life.

Probably the real reason this was concocted was because they thought an unappetizing legend

would make monks a bit less eager to use up the tea supply.

1.

The Needle through Glass

Probably the most widely publicized single myth in the Shaolin legacy (except of course

for Kung Fu Panda) is this video of a monk throwing a needle through a piece of glass

like his arm has converted it into a bullet.

Controversially, this myth was "busted" on, well, Mythbusters.

Where else?

Shaolin fans claim that the trick shown in the video involves a combination of using

a stronger needle than the one used to test the myth and a thinner pane of glass.

In fact, Wired reported that a German TV show years before Mythbusters had replicated the

demonstration.

Whatever the truth, make sure to skip the first minute of that video anytime you try

to show it to anybody.

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You Don't Need That Many Chord Voicings, It,'s How You Use Them - Duration: 6:54.

(Jazz Guitar)

- Hi everybody, my name is Jens Larsen.

In this video, I'm going to take four really common

chord voicings that you probably already know

and then I'm going to take a turnaround in the key

of C major and then I'm gonna show you how,

if you open up the way that you think about

and the way you use these voicings,

you actually have thousands of variations

on the turnaround available.

If you wanna learn more about jazz guitar,

improve the way that you solo,

check out some interesting arpeggios and chord voicings,

then subscribe to my channel.

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The basic set of chord voicings that I'm going to be using

in this video are these.

Cmaj7.

A7alt or A7#9.

Dm7.

And G7alt or G7#9.

The first thing you wanna do is probably to get rid

of the root because if you're playing these

and you're comping, then there's probably somebody else

playing a bass line, so then we get this.

(Jazz Guitar)

With these voicings, we can already start changing

the melody a little bit, so for the C major,

you can also just use the A as a top note.

For the A7, we have A Bb, C, and a C#.

For the Dm7, G, A, B, and C.

And again for the G7 the same,

so the same as the A7, so G, Ab, Bb, and B.

Now we can play the turnaround like this.

(Jazz Guitar)

As you can hear, we already have a lot of different

melodies available just with these few notes as top notes

and you can really spend a whole day

just coming up with interesting and really good-sounding

ways for comping the turnaround just using this.

I'm not really gonna go into more examples just like this,

I'm just gonna expand it even further

and look at some different approaches.

So the next thing we can do is to try and add melody notes

that are not only on the same string

but maybe add the next string, so we have these three

note voicings and they're on the middle set of strings

but we can now also extend the melodies

so we can use the top string as well

and then we have these top notes available

for the Cmaj7.

For the A7.

For the Dm7.

For the G7.

So if we use these notes for making melodies,

then we can have an example like this.

(Jazz Guitar)

You can probably tell that even with this slightly extended

range of top note melodies, we can really play

thousands of variations and you can do a lot of interesting

things and make some nice riffs just using

all these different chord voicings that we actually created

just from our basic Cmaj7.

But I'm still playing everything as block chords

so every time I'm playing something,

I'm playing the entire chord.

And one thing that we didn't do yet

is that we can also try to look at it as being

two different layers, so in this case,

I'm gonna do it in a very simple way,

I'm just gonna look at the top note as being one layer

and then the basic chord, so it'd be these middle string

notes here, that's the core part,

and then just use those two layers.

So for the different voicings, I'm gonna get this

and then for the A seven, of course this tri-tone here.

3rd & 7, and 3rd & 7 on the G as well.

And that could give us something like this.

(Jazz Guitar)

Another approach that's gonna give us a lot of different

options is to start thinking about the chord voicings

not as just a set of notes that we can play

or as two layers, but as individual notes

so start playing the chord voicings as arpeggios

and that's gonna give us a lot of different options

that we can also start to apply.

So instead of just playing this or,

we can now start doing.

(Jazz Guitar)

Figures like this.

If I do that in example, that sounds like this.

(Jazz Guitar)

Of course, it's not gonna be very often

that you're gonna be using only arpeggios

like I just did in this example.

But at the same time, this is something that you can

throw in there once in awhile and that's gonna be

a great effect so now we actually have the option

to play different top-note melodies,

we can play in several layers, and also play arpeggios

and if we combine all of these things,

then we have something like this.

(Jazz Guitar)

As you can tell, if you take a step back and look

at the way that you're using something

that's really already in your playing,

you can find new ways of using it

and you can get a lot out of that and I think this way

of looking at things is really useful for not only

when you're playing chords but also for stuff you do

with soloing so if you have some arpeggios

or some skill choices and stuff like that,

just look at what you're already doing,

see if there's something you're missing

or if you can come at it from a different angle

and then that's gonna give you really a lot

and you already have it in your fingers and your system

so it's gonna be quite easy to get into your playing.

Now I'm curious, do you do exercises like this,

did I miss something with the way that I'm treating

these chords, do you have an extra idea?

Then leave a comment on this video.

And I'm also curious if you have other ways

or other exercises that you use to get more

out of the same things that you do when you're comping

or soloing because I'm pretty sure

that whoever is watching this video is interested,

I know I am, and useful tips are of course always welcome

in the comments.

Do you wanna learn more about jazz guitar

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Then subscribe to my channel.

The videos that I publish here every week

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That's about it for this week,

thank you for watching and until next week.

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Granny's Cooking Class #1 Separating Egg Whites - Duration: 5:20.

Hello InnerTubers, apparently some of you need very basic cooking instructions, so welcome

to the #1 episode of Granny's Cooking School for you sweet fuckers.

Did you see the video where I made the nuts?

Sweet candied nuts?

In that video, I told people that you had to separate egg yolks from egg whites.

And, oh, my word.

There were a whole bunch of you who didn't have a clue, and others of you sent me the

weirdest method I've ever fucking seen.

So, I'm here to show you exactly HOW to separate egg yolks.

You know, separating yolks from whites is really quite simple.

It's like the kids at school who get along and the ones who don't – you just be gentle.

It does take a little dexterity and I'm going to demonstrate.

The first thing you do is crack the egg along the side of the bowl.

Now, crack it gently, but firmly.

It's like giving instructions.

Well, that works in a lot of life, quite frankly.

Now, you see that little opening?

Pinch it gently with your thumbnails.

Oh, you don't have opposable thumbs?

I've got you covered, fuckers, just watch to the end.

So, as you split the shell open, the thing you wanna do is keep both sides level.

You don't want this shit to spill out because it will spill on its own.

You see how it sort of separates on its own?

All right, now dump out the white, but be very careful how you jockey the yolk back

and forth.

Really, they will stay separate.

They don't fight.

There is a guaranteed way to make sure that your yolk does not cooperate.

That is, you're not gentle and you let that fucker roll along the edge of the eggshell

and it will be punctured and it will be hurt.

Don't let that happen.

Now, did you see just exactly how easy that was?

Really.

Some of these other methods . . . I'm not so sure.

I know a guy who's well into his 60s who always ate all the yolks because he said he

could never afford to throw anything away.

And, he wasn't quite sure how to do it.

So, I remembered I had this little gizmo and I showed it to him.

I'm gonna lay this right on top of the bowl and I'm going to break the egg on the other

bowl and drop it right in.

Let's see what happens.

Oh, that is soooooo slow.

Very slow.

You see this shit?

This is what happens when you use the separator.

The snotty part just sorta hangs out and it's like, really?

Whaaaaattttt?

A water bottle.

For the people who can't stand to touch eggs?

I don't know?

But really, why would you fuck with an empty bottle just for a single egg yolk?

You're fucking kidding me, right?

I'll try it.

So, they tell me that you squeeze it to create a vacuum and then it's gonna go [inhales

loudly] suck it up.

We'll see.

Satan suck a dick!

That worked!

I'm blown away.

Well, I wonder if I can pick up the others.

HA HA HA Oh My Gosh

Squeeze [inhale] Suck

Squeeze [inhale] Suck.

Squeeze [inhale] Suck.

I've got 'em all.

Satan suck a dick.

This bottle sucked 5 yolks.

What the fuck am I gonna make with 5 egg whites and 5 egg yolks.

I know!

I'm having company.

I'm gonna make hashbrown casserole and you will find that in my cookbook that's coming

out in September.

Oh, fuck, yeah!

So, I wanna know what you think of Cooking Lesson #1.

There will be more.

You know.

The basic shit that everybody should know but a lot of people don't.

So, if you have a 10-year old, or a 70-year old, or a new bachelor who's never fucking

learned to cook, you turn 'em on to Granny . . . well, my videos.

I hope you're following on the Facebook, subscribing on the YouTube, and I hope you're

sharing my shit with all your friends.

Granny should have her own cooking show.

You tell them fuckers, okay?

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all the people who pledge on my Patreon campaign and I hope you'll check that fucker out.

You see up there?

That's where it tells you where to go and also there's a link right down below in

the description.

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I don't want borrowed trouble,

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New 2018 SANDPIPER 3250IK HT Island Kitchen Rear Entertainment Fifth Wheel RV Camper Colorado - Duration: 8:46.

hello folks and welcome to the great outdoors RV company my name is Tom and

today we're going to be going over the Sandpiper half-ton towable fifth wheel

the 3250IK

alright folks if you're looking for a fifth wheel right around 32 feet and

half-ton towable you definitely need to come out and check out the Sandpiper

this one with the dry weight is right around eighty three hundred pounds with

a GVWR of ten thousand pounds the freshwater takes about forty three

gallons with your gray water being about sixty and your black being right around

thirty something special that comes with this particular coach is going to be the

four-point electric auto leveling system so if you're not too familiar with how

this system works obviously it works off the electric but it's got a simple

control panel really easy to operate you just hit Auto level the coach will self

level itself in about one or two minutes and then of course it's got auto truck

memory so it's going to remember the hitch height that your truck was at when

you disconnected and it'll go right back to that height when you go to reconnect

and go home for us to end your camping day unfortunately okay your command

center on this coach is located right here you'll notice it comes in fully

equipped you have a black tank flush a fresh fresh tank water fill a city water

fill you'll have an adapter here for an outside shower both hot and cold water

features all your dump valves are gonna be here as well

and of course you're gonna have a water filtration system on board as well one

of the nice thing that you'll see on this coach too is it's got a ten gallon

water heater on board both gas and electric direct spark ignition so all

you have to do is go inside and flip on a switch so this coach is gonna have a

14-foot awning it's gonna have the adjustable elbow so you can fix the

slope of the of the canvas if you need to what I also like is that you're gonna

have these outside speakers and right here you're gonna have a blue neon light

that's gonna light up when these are on which is kind of a nice little accent

feature also it's got a spray port on the passenger side of the camper so this

is great if you go to a campsite and there's a picnic table that's on your

site you need to spray it off for whatever reason it's all grimy and dirty

you can spray that off spray off the kids dogs whatever before going inside

the coach

well welcome inside to 3250ik grab a cup of coffee and i'll go ahead and show you

some demonstrations and some nice features in this particular coach

one of the things that you're going to notice in this coach is they went with

the Thomas Paine furniture addition in the coaches brings out a nice leather

looking feel super comfortable this one's got a little Rico recliner swivel

going both recliners will do the same thing you'll notice that the couch too

is also going to turn into a bed motion one of the things I wanted to point out

with that sandpipers doing is they're actually doing the pulldown roll down

shades now which is a nice little feature in all of their coaches their

cabinets they're still going to be continued to do a vinyl wrap on here the

insulation on these guys are really awesome so you have about an hour 36 in

the floor and a ceiling are 10 on the sidewalls and what you're also going to

be very important to use of consumers the construction so this has got a an

all aluminum substructure and they also do the vacuum bonding on the sidewalls

well the nice features on this coach 2 is going to be the fireplace and in

today it's cold in Colorado we're gonna warm up a little bit as we're

demonstrating this coach nice little heat going on and let's not forget if

you don't want to watch TV folks check out this feature

how that is awesome the 3250 I K stands for Island kitchen

and you'll notice a big Island kitchen here in this particular coach you'll

notice that it's gonna come with a two bowl stainless steel sink stainless

steel faucet all stainless steel appliances residential microwave 8 cubic

foot gas electric refrigerator the medic brand and of course you're gonna have

your corian countertops the four seat dinette is going to offer you some

spacious room in here you're gonna have some storage on all the seats just lift

up the seat here you'll ya be able to gain access to that and this table is

kind of neat because this little guy raises up like this so you can put

newspapers maybe some coloring books in there for the kids and then of course

this little part just kind of extends out for you to give you some additional

seating room as well one of the things that you're going to notice in this

coach is all LED lighting in here the lighting decor is beautiful in here to

include the lighting fixtures that you have over the sink I don't want to pass

the ceiling fan option in here because this is a great touch to have so if you

go up in the mountains in the summertime you can definitely use that in

conjunction with your AC to keep the cool very cool for you your lighting

system is gonna be all located right here in this cabinet as you come into

the door you'll notice you have your awning porch ceiling and hallway lights

right here you'll have your water pump your water heater your heated holding

tanks which is a good thing to have on a coach like this you have a fully

enclosed underbelly by the way and of course you can monitor all of your

levels of water with these buttons and you can just hit a button here you'll

notice that everything is empty in this coach obviously what's brand-new it just

came in so there's nothing in the tanks but your command center is located right

here and then of course Sam Piper is doing a cool thing it's called a

OneTouch one control panel on here so you can click on my RV it'll tell you

how to do certain things on this coach troubleshooting videos owner's manual

and what you can also do at this particular monitor too is you can also

go ahead and auto level just from the inside of the coach let's check out the

bathroom

okay thank you for joining me inside the bathroom in the Sandpiper as you'll

notice the radius longer shower that you have here it's brewing spacious with the

glass enclosure you're also gonna have a Dometic foot flush toilet right here

you'll have a sink with a countertop made out of Formica which is nice and

you'll have a nice viewing mirror so when you get up in the morning you can

make sure you're looking top-notch before you head out for the day this

bathroom features a jack-and-jill so this little entryway will take you right

into the bedroom here and you'll notice that you have a nice big spacious

wardrobe slide out here tons of Brewers in this guy

and one of the things I want to point out too is that this coach is wired for

a second AC so you got a 50 amp service on board if you wanted to put a second

AC in here you could already do that for you

this one obviously came from the factory with just the one AC living in Colorado

that's what works best that we find out you'll have a nice comfortable I think

believe this is a Denver mattress in here so you can lay in here the bed is

super comfy alright well thank you for joining me on the Sandpiper 3250 I know

you're gonna love this coach if you're looking for something right around 32

feet with a 10,000 pounds GVWR you definitely need to come out and check

out the Sandpiper if you liked this video give me a thumbs up if you have

any questions on this particular coach or anything else in my inventory you can

definitely pick up the phone give me a call my name is Tom

970.313.4337 or if you want to shoot me an email you

can do that too Tom@TheGreatOutdoorsRV.com and hopefully I'll be

seeing you on my lot very soon