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Welcome to more than a few words, a marketing conversation for business

owners. This is lorraine ball and today I am

really excited because I get a chance to hang out with someone who I consider a

really good friend, Bryan Caplan of BJC branding out of

Boston. Good morning,

Bryan.

Good morning, Lorraine.

Thanks so much for having me. I really love being on the show.

I always love having you because we always talk about such interesting facts

and

Actually, you know,

the funny thing is both times the theme has been turning negatives into

positives. How do you like that?

You know what? I think that's because of your cheerful

personality.

It's got to be. I hope so.

You put it out there, you put out the good energy that's going

to come back.

Awesome, but sometimes stay on that theme of good

energy. Sometimes as a business owner you are

doing the very best you can, but customers write negative reviews.

What do you do when that happens? Me?

Can you take down your google my business page or take down the yelp

page? Where do.

Where do you start?

So funny you say that because actually when I came and saw you when I was

speaking with Google and I was out in Indianapolis at the grow with Google

event, right after we spoke,

I had a presentation, I was up on stage and someone asks a

question. They said,

how do I get rid of my Google, my business listing?

And I just looked at him. I said,

it, is your business still working?

You still there? Do you still serve customers?

Yes. Then you can.

Okay, how do I get rid of my yelp listing?

Same answer. And you know,

I've seen this constant theme of these business owners because they have so

much to do. Just like you said,

they're trying to make everybody happy, trying to keep the family said,

trying to keep the lights on, but then they're doing their job.

They're focusing on the core functionalities and sometimes people

just have a bad day. As a business owner,

you know this too. It's your baby.

So if someone gives you a negative review,

you take it personal. You put so much blood,

sweat and tears into it that it Kinda hits your ego and these business owners,

they take it very, very personally.

You get a negative review. It's like,

how do I get rid of it?

You can't.

That's been the big. The big drawback,

you know that I think is, is one of the.

I think you hit on two points there. The first is that you can't take it

personal. It is not a personal attack on you.

It is someone commenting on a business interaction.

I think the second thing that people have to keep in perspective is that

because of the anonymity of the web, people are going to say things that they

would never say to you in person and as a business owner,

you need to sort of suck it up and go, how do I address it?

So what do you tell business owners when they get those reviews?

That's a great question too, because,

and, and to speak on your point,

you know, we're,

we're collectivistic by nature, right?

The vast majority of human beings are collectivistic.

So we don't want to create waves. We don't want to create conflict and a

lot of us don't like interpersonal conflict,

especially live in living color, so you're right,

those people, they wouldn't come up like let's say go

to a restaurant and you have a bad, you know,

chances maybe one out of five, one out of 10,

you're actually going to say, you know what?

This isn't good. Can I send it back?

Or really, I did enjoy this,

but most of the time you're just going to kind of stomach it and go and maybe

you're never going to go back. That's the thing.

A lot of people don't give a negative review or don't give them the

constructive feedback as we call it until it's too late.

Then the last one, so really the big thing for a business

owner is like you said, don't take it personally,

but really what you want to do when you get a negative review is three pieces I

call them. So you want to respond promptly,

you want to be positive and you want to be professional.

So the three piece, because ultimately people don't realize

when you get a negative review, people can still see it.

You can't remove it. The only thing people can see from you

as a business owner is how you respond to it and how you carry yourself.

When you're tested.

I worked with someone who said that negative feedback was a gift because it

was an opportunity to get better and sometimes it's hard when the languages

abrasive or the criticism cut steep. But I think if you approach negative

reviews sort of with that mindset that this person could just as easily have

said nothing to your face, but simply trashed you behind your back,

talk to their friends badly about you, but never given you that opportunity to

make it better. When they do that negative review,

it gives you a chance to put your best foot forward.

It gives you the chance to put your best foot forward.

And here's the thing, so negative feedback too.

You said it's a gift. Well,

if you had a way to proactively solicit that feedback,

so instead of someone going on yelp or Google instead,

you have kinda like, you know,

the old suggestion boxes where people could fill out the card and put it in.

But we're in the digital age. No one's gonna fill out a card anymore

and take the five steps to put it in. They want to pick up their phone and do

something. So if you had a way to actually receive

that feedback in real time and if you resolve it quickly and efficiently.

We've actually been doing a lot of research on reviews and consumer

psychology. It's been found in recent studies.

Ninety five percent of unhappy customers will return to your business if you

resolve their issue.

That's really an interesting data point because I'm going to date myself,

but 25 years ago I was teaching customer service classes to contractors and we

were using data from the US government tarp study which had been going on for

20 years. So this is really old data.

But same thing. What we found 25 years ago and 30 years

ago was if nothing ever went wrong, maybe people thought of your business as

a seven and if something went wrong, but you resolved it promptly and you

made good on it, you might actually raise your score to a

nine in the eyes of that customer. Though I wouldn't necessarily advocate

going around screwing up just so you could make it better.

It didn't really indicate that they needed to step up.

You needed to make good on it, and if you did,

you actually came out ahead

25 years ago when you were what, third grade?

Fourth Grade.

Obviously things have changed, right?

But the other thing is even when I started,

before I started bjc branding, I worked for a tech startup and one of

our main tools that we sold software as a service was reviews.

Even getting on the phone and explaining to people what online reviews where

they're like, I don't know what that is.

They didn't even know what yelp was. It wasn't a common name yet.

So now you're singing about nine of nine out of every 10 people are reading

online reviews before they're even going to consider doing business.

Whereas five, six years ago,

maybe one or two out of 10 even what reviews were so people are depending on

these reviews and in 25 years ago it was word of mouth.

He might tell a couple people that you had a good experience,

you're going to tell 10 or more people that you had a negative experience.

Now it's right there in the open. Someone could pull up their phones and

in five seconds they're seeing exactly what people think about your business.

Absolutely. I think the biggest change,

the consumer behavior and the desire to share information about good or bad

experience, that part of our personality hasn't

changed. It is amplified by social media and

these online tools and it is accelerated where you might've had two to three days

to make right and correct an issue 25 years ago.

In the age of the Internet, you have two to three hours

bringing up really good points here, but one of the things is a lot of

business owners, small business,

one going around the country and speaking.

I'm meeting these people, right?

Whether it's from the Midwest, northeast,

the northwest, wherever I'm down in Tampa right now.

I know it's snowing there, I apologize,

but here it's like I told you it's about 80 degrees.

Weather conditions.

We're talking about weather conditions right now and I know that,

but I'm going to tell you, it's very warm here,

so the people are hobbyists, so probably more positive reviews,

but getting back on topic, here's the thing.

Wherever I go when I'm presenting, the big thing is that people are saying,

you know, okay,

I found a review on yelp with me. I hate it.

I'm so upset that someone gave me a one or two star.

A lot of business owners don't realize that they can proactively solicit

reviews, so now they're kind of getting into it,

but still. I actually just wrote a blog post on

constant contact about soliciting positive reviews.

Right? Growing your,

your positive. Google reviews and how it helps you.

A lot of people don't realize they can ask,

they can say, hey,

look me up on Google, my business listing.

Give me a star. People won't do that.

It's too many steps. Too many such people because life

happens, right?

Or there's like the second way where you can get some convoluted url and you can

share it out. It's way too long.

It's going to get cut off somewhere. No one's going do it this way.

So as we've been working with this, as I've been getting from the small

businesses, I realized this was a huge pain point.

So we created something I hope, I hope that you'll share it in the

notes.

Um, but we created a tool called my review

dashboard. So it's my review dashboard.com.

And it's a tool that is simple service. You can do it yourself,

we can do it for you, but we've created this tool where you

can actually go and someone you shared with customers and a customer could come

on and give you one to five stars. So they're right away.

You say, Hey,

put it on the receipt, or you put it on the invoice,

or you give them a business card that you printed out and you say,

did you tell us about your experience? Good,

bad, or ugly?

We want to know. Someone goes on.

If let's say that they give one to three stars are tool.

Actually what it does is we call it quarantining.

The negatives will be so instead of someone getting us,

can we stars on Yelp or one star on yelp and saying horrible instead,

what our tool does is it allows the person to vent,

which is going back to your point, people just want to be heard.

They want to have a platform so someone can send to the business owner directly.

Hopefully they're thinking, maybe I'll get something out of this or

they'll make it right and I'll be one of those 95 percent that are safe,

but the cool thing is one to three stars.

It's a message is sent right to the business owner,

doesn't go to yelp, Google,

any of that, so the business owner can take care of

it, but then I did four or five stars.

The really cool thing is it shows up and says,

Hey, we're glad you had a good experience.

Could you write a review on one of these sites and you get to choose what site,

so no more of you have to share the yelp link.

You share a link to let's say review Bjc Dot Com or review round peg.com and all

of a sudden people can give or five stars.

They can leave you a review on Google or yelp or city search or Angie's list or

Zoc doc or like anything. So it's a really cool tool built out of

necessity.

That is awesome in two areas. The first is we have a client right now

and they have 27 locations and one of the things that they pay us to do is to

monitor the posts to all of the Google my business pages and it's a huge job

and when we find negative reviews, we send them to the person our contact,

we, we even write recommended answers,

but he's got to read them and it might be two or three days before those

replies appear on the Google my business page and it's better than nothing,

but we recognize and so do they say that it's a little slow and to be able to get

those reviews quickly and also to again give people that opportunity to vent and

sort of protect the online presence until you solve the problem.

Very cool. Very,

very cool. Really cool thing is they'd be notified

right away and you could set up. What we do is we'll set up an address

and a client can get it. We get it,

we can make sure the client side, but you can handle it rather those three

p's promptly, positively,

professionally, right away.

It's creating that lock so that, like you said,

they protect the reputation, doesn't go out and mainstream.

Fantastic. Brian,

as always, I could spend hours chatting with you.

No.

What do you think? This is a great time to wrap up and

again, if people want to learn more about you

and this product certainly will have the in the show notes,

but how do people find you?

They can find me boxes going to bjc branding.com,

so I'll spell it out. It'll be j c branding.com and yet the

tool again is called my review dashboard.com and we have links right

from our site to my review dashboard.

Awesome. Well,

we will. We'll be sure to include both in the

show notes. Thank you so much.

If you have enjoyed today's conversation on reviews,

if you'd like to learn more about this and other marketing topics,

be sure to check out our blog at round peg dot this and look for other episodes

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Pop Up Box w/ Valentine's Day Surprises Ft. PAW Patrol, Butterbean, Blaze & More! | Nick Jr. - Duration: 5:01.

[music playing]

This box looks cool. It's decorated for Valentine's Day.

There's the PAW Patrol and there's Shimmer and Shine.

And Blaze and Abby Hatcher!

Let's open it and see what's inside.

Awesome!

Look at all these things. There's so much here

What's this? This is a flap?

This moves.

Whoa! Ooh!

I wonder what's in here.

It's a valentine with Marshall on it.

You are the PAW-fect friend!

It's Starla!

I'm wheelie happy we're friends!

[laughing]

What's under here?

It's Shimmer and Tala.

What's this?

Shine and Nahal are there too.

Shine and Nahal disappeared.

Where'd they go? There they are!

Where'd they go? There they are!

Boom, Zahramay!

[laughing]

Let's see what's in this one.

Will you bean my valentine?

It's got Butterbean on it.

Let's see what the next one says.

This valentine has Shimmer and Shine on it.

You make my heart sparkle.

Aw!

I wonder what's under here.

It's Blaze!

Ooh, he spins!

Vroom vroom!

Let's Blaze!

OK, let's look inside another envelope.

It says, you make my heart fly! And it has Skye on it.

It's Rod. There's just no-birdie quite like you.

No-birdie, that's silly!

I wonder who's under here.

It's the fuzzly care cubby and it's so cute!

Abby Hatcher and Bozzly.

Splezacular!

Hello, goodbye! Hello, goodbye!

[laughing]

It's the last envelope.

It's Blaze!

My heart is blazing for you.

Abby and Bozzly.

You make me feel all warm and fuzzly.

Aw!

What's under the last flap?

Rubble!

[barking]

But it looks like something's behind him.

Marshall and Skye!

The PAW Patrol is on a roll!

OK, now we're gonna look at this cake.

I see Jasper, Butterbean, Dazzle and Poppy.

But where's Cricket? Let's take off the top of the cake.

There's Cricket! Cool!

I think there's something in here.

Ooh, a lot of confetti.

It's a card shaped like a magic bean!

And it's got Cricket on it.

What's in the bottom?

Ooh, it's one of Butterbean's cookies. It's so cute!

And it looks so yummy.

[crunching]

Mm, delicious.

Opening the box was so fun.

Thanks for joining me!

Now let's watch Abby Hatcher and the fuzzlies make their own valentines.

Perfect!

- Ta-da! - Splezacular!

[laughing]

[laughing]

[laughing]

Hugs and Hearts Day is my favorite holiday ever, Bozzly!

- You know why? - Ooh, ooh, ooh!

Fun to make cards and have a party?

It is fun to make cards and have a party,

but I love it because it's all about showing everybody how much we love them.

Aw!

[sighing]

What's wrong, Otis? Why aren't you making a card?

Otis loves friends so much.

Want to make something special.

Not sure how.

I can show you how I like to make cards.

I already cut out a bunch of hearts, so you can just grab one

squirt on a little glue, then slap it down on the paper.

And you got a splezacular heart card!

Ooh, I like it!

Thanks, Abby!

Grab, squirt smack! Grab, squirt smack!

Grab, squirt smack!

- Grab, squirt smack! - Going to need more paper, Abby!

You're right. Let's go ask Mom.

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Batsh*t Valley: Part 1 & 2 Full Episode ft. Owen Wilson, Michael Keaton & More | Documentary Now! - Duration: 43:20.

[Theme music playing]

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

Good evening.

I'm Helen Mirren, and you're watching "Documentary Now!"

season 52.

Now, what causes someone to start a cult?

And what causes someone to join one?

In 1980, a man known as Father Ra-Shawbard,

and his followers descended upon a small town in Oregon

to build a utopian community.

What followed is one of the strangest stories

in American law enforcement history.

This is "Batshit Valley."

♪♪

Man: Even now, knowing what I know,

I have no regrets about my time as a Shawbardite.

♪♪

My only regret is that Father Ra-Shawbard was born

before the world was ready for his message.

♪♪

Woman: Being with Father Ra-Shawbard

was like having a wonderful dream.

And when you wake up and tell people about the dream,

only then do you realize how foolish it was.

Woman: Chinook is named for

the Indians who settled this land.

They would never have let anyone take it away from them, so...

why would we?

♪♪

It's easy to look back and say we took it too far.

But when your town is under siege,

you'll do anything you can to protect it.

Woman: People always say if I had been nicer

to the townspeople,

none of this would have happened.

Maybe I would have been nicer to the townspeople

had they not been so fat and stupid.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

Man: Chinook, Oregon, is a quiet town --

one not accustomed to visitors.

So it was quite a surprise two weeks ago

when strangers dressed in yellow and black

started arriving by the busloads.

♪♪

They call themselves Shawbardites,

and they are followers of this man,

Father Ra-Shawbard,

a self-proclaimed spiritual leader

who is now calling Chinook home.

Woman: The sign to the gate at Shawbard Valley Ranch

says, "Everyone welcome."

And the days are filled with meditation,

light stretching, and meals prepared from their own garden.

But here at the Shawbard Valley Ranch,

the Shawbardites only eat the vegetables

after the vegetables give permission.

And it seems as though we're here on a good day,

as all of the vegetables have okayed themselves

for consumption.

♪♪

The whole thing sounded pretty out there to me.

But at that point, it wasn't like they were bothering anyone.

♪♪

Woman: It's strange to think

how things could have been so different

without that sign.

When I heard on the news that they talk to food,

I thought this would be the funniest sign.

People seem to like it.

It's been getting smiles from a lot of my customers.

Oh, that's lovely, yeah.

It's funny, though.

Uh-huh.

When I read about the sign in the grocery store,

I was very upset. It was very disrespectful.

Very disrespectful. Very disrespectful.

I know they say that sign on the apples just proved

that we were dead-set against them from the beginning,

but, honestly, I don't think any of us

were upset that they were here.

You know, we were just wondering why they were here.

♪♪

Ra-Shawbard was my father.

I had a biological father, but he wanted me to have a job

and take on responsibilities.

He never understood me.

But Father Ra-Shawbard did.

He just wanted me to be free and happy.

And isn't that what a father is supposed

to want for his children?

And that's why it was an honor to give him the money

my real father gave me when he died.

I first saw Father Ra-Shawbard in a newspaper ad.

Woman: The words on the ad were so simple,

but so profound --

purify, elevate, liberate.

I called the number, and they gave me an address to send $40

for some tapes of Father speaking.

I sent it in, and when it didn't arrive,

I called back and they said they didn't know what had happened,

and I should try again.

I sent more money, and the tapes came.

Anyone who listened to those tapes...

had their life changed.

I ordered a new tape every week.

And on my 20th, I received an invitation to

Shawbard Valley Ranch, and I never looked back.

♪♪

♪ Babe, I want to tell you

Woman: By the second day,

I had completely forgotten about my husband

and two children that I left behind.

♪ I fell in love with you

♪ Ooh

♪ In the air, we can fly

♪ In the sea, we can dive

♪ Together, we could get high

♪♪

Ra-Shawbard: This is your home.

But in order for it to truly be your home,

you have to abandon all the trappings

of your former life.

So I ask all of you to write down the names of

your family members that you are leaving behind...

and put them in this basket.

Along with their Social Security Number

and their banking information.

And then you will be free.

♪ I fell in love with you

Man: We had created a paradise.

♪ Fell in love with you

♪♪

And I think we would still be there

if it wasn't for those awful townspeople.

♪♪

Man: They'd have you believe we started the ill will.

But in the beginning, we actually tried to engage

with the Shawbardites.

Woman: Well, I would argue that we went out of our way

to make them feel welcome.

Oh, yeah, cover up that bird's head, we don't need--

The only problem was they were having these orgies.

And, hey, I don't have a problem with orgies.

If that is your thing, more power to you.

But they were very loud.

Well, we had to have a town meeting to discuss the...

orgies.

It was decided that I would go up to the ranch

and see if I could convince them to...

you know, at the very least, close their windows.

But it did not go well.

Hello there.

I'm Marge Middleton. I'm Mayor of Chinook.

Yes, we know who you are.

Well, we just wanted to formally welcome you.

Is there something that we can help you with, Marge Middleton?

Their spokesperson was a woman named Ra-Sharir,

and she was not an easy person to deal with.

Well, it's about the orgies.

And?

I'm sorry, have I done something to offend you?

We saw your sign.

What sign is that?

The one in the grocery store.

"We are happy to be here, love, the apples."

Gosh, that's just Pam doing her Pam thing.

I hope you weren't offended by that.

Oh, you will know when I am offended.

You will know.

Now, please disperse.

This is a private property.

So, you know, we went home.

♪♪

You know, I think we would have been willing to chalk it up

to different world views, but...

that night, they installed a speaker system

and hooked it up to the orgy room.

[Amplified moaning]

♪♪

They used a lot of specific words about body parts and...

and where they wanted them put.

♪♪

The next morning, I did what I had to do.

I issued them a $100 fine for violating the sound ordinance.

Man: A lousy hundred bucks.

They treated it like an act of war.

It's only been a month, but tensions are starting

to rise between the town of Chinook and the Shawbardites,

who don't seem to want to follow their rules.

[Echoing] This is not about sound.

No!

This is about one religion exerting power

over another religion.

Woman: Most of us were of the mind

that Ra-Sharir was overreacting.

And, mercifully, Father agreed.

We are not here to make enemies.

We're here to make peace with ourself.

The world has enough aggression and escalation

without us adding to it.

Plus, I don't think we want people

digging around in our thing.

Do...

What do you guys think?

♪♪

Well, she paid the fine.

I came into my office the next day to find

$100 worth of pennies spilled all over my desk.

There was also a dead snake, but it was just a little one.

♪♪

Man: Halloween.

It's usually a night where the town gets together

for some spooks and scares.

But tonight, the spooks and scares

were a little too real as Ra-Sharir,

a member of the Shawbardites,

made it clear that when it comes to judging carved pumpkins,

Mayor Middleton doesn't know jack...

'o-lantern.

It is my honor to announce that this year's Pumpkin Patch Pal

is Sally Walters!

Congratulations.

What?! What madness is this?

Are you the Mayor of Stupid?

Man: Sit down.

You sit down!

All of you sit down.

Nobody thinks that is the best pumpkin.

No one!

Give me one reason why my pumpkin is not the winner!

Now, I'll concede that Ra-Sharir had a well-carved pumpkin,

but it didn't seem right to award an adult

for what was clearly a children's contest.

Ra-Sharir, you're an adult.

And this isn't a contest for adults.

Where does it say that?

Huh? Show me in the rules where does it say that?

I demand to speak with someone.

You want to talk with someone?

Yeah.

I'll admit, I said something I shouldn't have,

but I was upset, and it just came out.

Why don't you go talk to your vegetables.

[Laughter]

Man: There was no doubt that Marge hit a nerve.

We all assumed it was only a matter of time

before Ra-Sharir retaliated.

Man: A break-in last night

at the local paper here in Chinook,

nothing stolen, nothing broken.

But something added to today's paper --

an obituary for the still very alive Mayor Marge Middleton.

There was no proof that Ra-Sharir did it.

But it was definitely in her voice.

♪♪

"Today, Marge Middleton lost her long battle with stupidity.

She will not be remembered by her friends and family,

as they are too stupid to do so.

Services will be held wherever stupid people are buried."

Man: Yeah, you had to give Marge credit.

She kept her cool through the whole thing.

Right up until the story went national.

Tonight, a small town in Oregon may lose its name,

thanks to the efforts of newcomers

who intend to use the power of the ballot box.

We are currently in the process of registering our members

to vote in the next municipal election.

The first act of our majority will be to give this town

a name worthy of its beautiful surroundings...

"Ra-Shawbarda."

Man: They had the votes. There was no doubt.

But Marge saw the writing on the wall,

and God love her, she took action.

We felt that for the next nine months,

there was a more fitting name.

Man: For over 200 years, this small part of Oregon

has been known as Chinook.

But today, it has a new name.

When motorist enter town, they will see this sign

as they drive into

Ra-Shawbard's Butthole.

Woman: You heard me right, the new name of the town

is Ra-Shawbard's Butthole.

I thought it was pretty funny.

But I had never seen Ra-Sharir more angry.

This is a sacrilege!

This is the mockery of a holy man!

A man of who every part is sacred,

including his butthole,

of which this town knows nothing.

Father had already admonished Ra-Sharir once,

so we just assumed

he would put his foot down to stop her escalation.

♪♪

But this was when we started to realize,

something was...

off with him.

[Muttering indistinctly]

♪♪

Woman: He was always in a daze.

And he seemed unable to walk.

So his chair was attached to a motorized wheelchair

that brought him on stage.

Man: This was when Ra-Sharir announced

that he had taken a vow of silence.

Father will use his silence

to contemplate solutions

to what plagues this world.

Okay.

It was such a trusting place that I don't think it ever

occurred to any of us that his diminished state,

followed by his vow of silence

had been chemically induced by Ra-Sharir.

♪♪

Man: Ra-Sharir had always been Father Shawbard's mouthpiece,

but now she was taking control of his checkbook.

I always felt like we were using our money

to make a better life for ourselves.

But now she spent it to make lives worse for others.

Well, if the people of what was formerly Chinook

were looking for a reaction with their name change,

they got one.

It seems that the Shawbardites

have been secretly purchasing

all the land around the town

and now have it encircled.

Man: Heck, I tip my cap to their ingenuity.

Buying up land is the American Goddamn dream.

But now they've installed these speed bumps.

So many speed bumps that at 500-feet worth to be exact.

We decided to take the News 9 van

over the speed bumps to give you an idea

of what it feels like.

Back to you, Bob.

It was destroying our mufflers.

And then to make matters worse,

the Shawbardites had secretly purchased the town muffler shop

and converted it into a green juice stand.

Ra-Sharir: I think the people of this town

should see this as an opportunity.

If your muffler shop is closed, buy green juice.

You'll be healthier and happier.

You're a monster!

What are you gonna leave us alone?

Why don't you go back to your butthole!

This is America.

You cannot open a juice bar in a muffler shop.

I don't care who your god is, you need permits.

Man: They used to fix mufflers, then they served juice.

Then the juice was muffled.

But have we heard the last of it?

This is war.

We figured war meant she'd T.P. the grade school.

♪♪

Ra-Sharir: Advance! Positions.

Man: We didn't think she'd go so far as to arm themselves.

Fire!

[Gunfire]

It was terrifying!

Man: It was a scary time.

The shooting range was very near the room we had orgies in.

And more than once, a bullet came through the wall.

It was clear that the only person

who could stop Ra-Sharir was Father Ra-Shawbard.

But he was out of it.

He was certain that Ra-Sharir had been giving him a cocktail

of Valium and barbiturates.

He said he need to speak to the whole community,

but he would need something to get his energy back.

It did surprise me that a man

who spoke of the purity of mind and soul had cocaine.

A good deal of cocaine,

as it turns out, in his bedside drawer.

Ra-Shawbard: Yeah, talky, talky, talky.

Back back, baby back.

They think I can't hear, but I hear everything.

I hear the mice think, I hear the plugs conspiring,

and I realize in my silence,

that I am not communing with God.

I am God, and my power will be challenged

by no man and no mouse.

Woman: In the state he was in,

it was easy for Ra-Sharir to manipulate him.

This is wonderful news!

I believe she convinced him to prove that he was a god.

Man: One of the Shawbardites jumped in a car

and barreled down towards Father Ra-Shawbard,

who was going to prove to us that he was a god.

I should have said something,

but I actually believed it might be true.

And if it was, I wanted to see it.

♪♪

Where... Where are you going?

Send someone to get my blue hat.

I'm a little chilled.

[Engine revving]

Ra-Sharir?

Oh, my God!

♪♪

♪♪

Woman: It was troubling

that he was asking for a hospital,

as he had sworn off the use of modern medicine.

And then...

he said the words that brought our whole world crashing down.

And after we heard that...

you are surprised with what happened next?

♪♪

♪ Got together

♪ Splendors of before

♪ When you go down

Breath is the answer to everything.

Oh, yeah.

Feel it?

Look up to the sky.

Let your body feel it.

Oh, yes.

Oh.

Feeling it this morning.

Body's saying thank you.

Gracias.

♪♪

Ra-Sharir?

Man: Oh, my God!

Wayne: Listen, you idiots, I work for the [echoing] FBI!

And after we heard that...

you are surprised with what happened next?

♪♪

♪♪

Doss: My name is Bill Doss.

I'm former FBI.

Wayne Delancey, A.K.A. Father Ra-Shawbard,

was my informant.

♪♪

In the late '70s, I was assigned

to the elite cult unit of the FBI.

We had been formed after the tragedy of Jonestown

for the unique purpose of stopping cult activity.

♪♪

I reached out to a colleague of mine -- Larry Cooper.

Larry had been profiling serial killers.

We're having drinks one night, and I said,

"Larry, how the hell am I ever gonna know

what a nut bag like Jim Jones is thinking?"

Larry looks at me and says,

"What if the nut bag worked for you?"

The problem with profiling serial killers

is that you can only do it

after they've killed a bunch of people.

This way, we could learn what we need to

and no one would get hurt.

It was a hell of a plan...

on paper.

Doss: Our first order of business was to find ourselves a front man.

Someone had to run the cult, right?

And then, like a gift from the gods,

Paternius just falls into our lap.

♪ Doo doo doo doo ♪

♪ You know I'll be waiting on the corner ♪

♪ Whoo-whoo ♪

Paternius -- real name

Wayne Delancey -- had a health food store

on Sunset Boulevard that specialized in yogurt.

He called the place Counter Culture.

The place had a staff of about 20 girls, not a bra between 'em.

Cooper: The guy is raking it in.

Buys a nice house in the hills,

lives there with 50 or so of his followers.

They call themselves Paternians.

Local P.D. tossed it our way

because it qualified as cult activity.

So we stopped by the yogurt stand to take a look.

Within five minutes, it's clear the whole thing is a front

for a drug-dealing operation.

We arrested Wayne in the back

loading the cocaine into little bags himself.

He just gave us a look like, "Oh, man."

♪♪

[Camera shutter clicks]

So we figured, "Jackpot."

We could use this interrogation

to get inside the head of a cult leader.

He was always real fast with a quip.

Yeah, I was jealous of it.

♪♪

♪♪

Doss: So the three of us move into an office, we start making a plan.

I gotta say, that damn Wayne,

he may have been half a kook,

but, boy, when it came to cults, he was smart as all get-out.

We asked him, "How do you get members?"

He said we should take out an ad with nonsense words on it.

People just started calling in

and started sending money for tapes.

He couldn't be Paternius anymore,

so we had to come up with a new identity.

Cooper was from Pittsburgh, big Steelers fan.

Cooper: Oh, yeah, man, I love the Steelers.

Doss: Wayne suggests everyone in the cult

should just be the players names rearranged.

Cooper: Bradshaw became Shawbard.

Greene and Harris became Negree and Sharir.

Father calls me Ra-Temblar.

"Tem" is for the temple, and "blar"

is for the blaring of the message of love.

I was named after God's kindness.

Nope. You weren't named after kindness,

you were named after Jack Lambert,

meanest son of a bitch to ever play the game.

When God saw Jack Lambert play football, he pissed his pants.

Wayne even thought everyone should wear Steeler colors.

These people thought they were on a path to enlightenment.

And unbeknownst to them, they were dressed like

a bunch of drunks at a tailgate.

[Laughs] We had a lot of fun.

I don't think about it much because of how it ended,

but those were good times to be

in the elite cult unit of the FBI.

♪♪

♪♪

Doss: It's like sending your kid off to college.

We even loaned out a Rolls-Royce from evidence

for him to drive to Oregon.

I remember patting on the hood and telling him,

"Screw who you want, do what you want,

but stay off the drugs, Wayne."

♪♪

Everything got off to a great start.

People were showing up every day,

and they were totally under Ra-Shawbard's control.

So we started our experiment to see how easily cult members

would surrender their free will to a leader.

Cooper: These people ate up everything Wayne told them to do.

He had them talking to vegetables,

dancing for hours on end, spinning in circles.

It was genius.

But my favorite was Wayne's signature

heliumtopic meditation.

♪♪

Doss: Once a week, members would suck on helium

and then admit what they were most ashamed of.

[Helium hissing]

[High-pitched voice] When I was 15...

I stole my grandmother's locket from my mother's jewelry drawer.

I pawned it to get money to go to Florida with my friends.

Doss: After they confessed, the rest of the group

would wail on them with pool noodles.

♪♪

And then finish up with a big old orgy

with one great Wayne detail --

they had to scream their orgasms into jars

so that they could be saved.

♪♪

[Men, women moaning pleasurably]

He told us that we should save our moments of ecstasy

should there ever come a time when darkness falls.

♪♪

It's a career case.

I figured I might be in line for deputy director,

if not director one day.

When we showed the world what these cults were really about,

who would ever join one again?

Of course, we...

we didn't count on Ra-Sharir.

♪♪

Ra-Sharir showed up after the first wave.

[Laughs]

And immediately engrained herself

into Wayne's inner circle.

Doss: Wayne told us she was a true believer like he'd never seen.

I told him, "Don't you ever let her forget who's in charge.

And, remember, stay off the drugs, Wayne."

Cooper: He had a wicker chair,

and Ra-Sharir started calling it his throne.

We should have seen that as a red flag.

Doss: I didn't care about the throne.

What I cared about is, somehow this Ra-Sharir

was becoming the spokesperson for the cult that I started.

When I read about the sign in the grocery store,

I was very upset.

Then she goes and she makes it a national news story

by threatening to rename the town.

Tonight, a small town in Oregon may lose its name.

Ra-Sharbarda.

I reached out to Wayne, I made it very clear,

I said, "Wayne, you've gotta put a stop to her."

[Receiver clicks, dial tone]

I always really regretted yelling at him.

Especially since it was the last time I ever spoke to him.

News today out of the Shawbard Valley Ranch,

where where Ra-Sharir has announced

that Father Ra-Shawbard has taken a vow of silence.

Father will use his silence to contemplate

what plagues this world.

Doss: I saw him in that chair,

and I realized we had to get him out.

We made a plan.

Larry would go in undercover and extract Wayne.

♪♪

One day passes, and I-I don't hear from Larry.

Then two days, then three.

Then on the fourth, I see him on the news,

dancing with other cult members.

♪♪

Thinking, "Boy, Larry's really going deep cover on this one."

Then he calls.

I did go in to extract Wayne.

That was always the plan.

But every time I talked to a Shawbardite to get information,

I left the conversation feeling better about myself.

I'd been divorced twice, and my kids didn't talk to me.

Maybe it's cause I drank too much back then

or never called them.

Maybe it's because I spent too much damn time

hanging out with serial killers.

Point is, the Shawbardites taught me to forgive myself.

And once I did...

I was happy.

♪♪

♪♪

Well, I knew I had to go to the brass.

♪♪

Jack Fancy was our section chief.

Walking into his office, thinking it couldn't be worse,

and when I opened the door,

he's watching Ra-Sharir on the news.

This is an attack by the federal government

on a religion of peace.

Tonight, we bring you video out of Shawbard Valley Ranch,

but we warn you what you're about to see is graphic.

Ra-Sharir?

Man: Oh, my God!

So I'm watching this.

Bill walks in, and I turn to him and say,

"Do you notice that driver looks a lot like Agent Cooper?"

♪♪

By the way, where is Agent Cooper?

He just started to cry.

Yeah, I cried.

I cried hard.

Cried for a real long time.

♪♪

♪♪

Stratus: If you thought things couldn't get worse

for the people of the town formerly known

as Chinook, you'd be mistaken,

as over half of the townspeople now are infected with pink eye.

Medical officials say they've seen an influx

of affected patients and are worried

that they've got a full-scale epidemic on their hands.

In an effort to get to the bottom of why

so may in our town have fallen ill,

our local law enforcement has pulled security video

from all eating establishments.

We do not think it is a coincidence

that a town that has never had this problem before

is having it now --

after a group of Shawbardites touched

all the items in the salad bar without even getting a salad.

♪♪

So if our friend Ra-Sharir is watching,

I'd just like to say one thing...

enough is enough.

♪♪

Doss: Turns out Ra-Sharir wasn't satisfied

with giving conjunctivitis to Chinook.

She was building a pink-eye army to infiltrate all of Oregon.

♪♪

It was diabolical because pink eye is so contagious.

♪♪

Around this time, we got a hit on Ra-Sharir from Interpol.

Her real name is Saavi Chambal, and she was a known hypnotist.

She was also wanted in five countries.

Doss: Turned out, she had a history of joining cults

with the suspected goal of convincing everyone

to go off themselves

so she could get away with the money.

We even found some photos that led us to believe

she was at Jonestown.

♪♪

That was all we needed to surround the ranch.

[Siren wailing]

Woman: Tensions are running high here

outside of Shawbard Valley Ranch,

where federal agents have surrounded the area.

Man: The path to Shawbard Valley Ranch

has been completely blocked by a barricade of Mason jars.

And what's in these jars is anyone's guess,

but it could be noxious gases.

Fancy: There was a theory that we were dealing with chemical warfare.

I called Agent Doss to see what he thought.

Doss: I told Agent Fancy it was probably the jars

they screamed their orgasms into.

Then he hung up on me.

The hope was that the joy of the orgasm jars...

would turn back the violent urges of the law enforcement.

♪♪

It did not.

♪♪

♪♪

Ra-Sharir: They are coming for us.

You can hear them getting closer.

Shh.

Doss: Sick to my stomach.

I knew the power Ra-Sharir had over those people,

and now I knew what she was planning to do.

But they do not know

that we have a better life waiting for us

after this one, huh?!

Our fear was that she would give a suicide order,

and that's exactly what she did.

So tell me, are you ready to die today, huh?

I thought I was going to have the blood of 200 people on my hands.

I said, are you ready to die today?!

Man: Um, no.

What? Who said that?

I just don't think, like, in general,

that's what we're here for.

Are you not here to follow Father Ra-Shawbard?

We are, but, like, where is he?

He is recovering, and I speak for him.

If I may, I think what we're all reacting to

is how aggressive things have gotten here.

A month ago, this place had a really good vibe.

Now, there's, like, guns everywhere

and itchy eyes.

And there are hardly any orgies.

And it's just not what we all signed up for.

Everyone look at me!

Here's the thing --

the eyes are the most important tool a hypnotist has.

A hypnotist with pink eye

is like a boxer with two broken hands.

♪♪

Look at me-e-e-e.

Doss: Thank God for pink eye.

Fancy: In a standoff situation,

the dream is everyone comes out with their hands up.

This was that dream.

[Helicopter blades whirring]

Reporter: The siege at Shawbard Valley Ranch is over before it started,

with members turning themselves in to federal agents.

Most were released within the course of a day,

save for one, Ra-Sharir, who is in police custody.

♪♪

Doss: We had multiple witnesses who corroborated

that Ra-Sharir had tried to pink eye the entire state.

We could have put her away for years.

But she had an ace up her sleeve.

I simply played them a tape

that I thought they might find interesting.

[Reel whirs]

[Helium hissing]

[High-pitched voice] I'm an FBI agent.

My partner and I recruited a man

named Wayne Delancey to start this cult

and then run it to our specifications.

[Inhales sharply]

[Helium hissing]

The U.S. government is responsible

for everything that has happened here.

I'm sorry.

[Sobbing]

I cannot speak to why she was released, but she was released.

Today, the final member of the Shawbard Valley Ranch

was released from federal custody,

and Ra-Sharir had a message for everyone.

You want to know what I think?

Tough titties!

[All shouting]

♪♪

Cooper: I took my pension and never looked back.

I spent the next few years getting in touch with my kids.

It's not perfect, but three out of four of them call me Dad.

I kicked around, did some odd jobs.

But something was still missing for me.

And so I went out and found it.

♪♪

♪♪

I think the thing about me that surprises people the most

is that I stayed in Chinook.

[Chuckles]

The reality was, despite how it ended,

I'd enjoyed my time here.

Mm.

Man: I mean, sure, it was weird at first.

But you get used to things.

Plus, she makes a hell of a green juice.

Well, sure, I'm surprised we're friends.

But what can I say?

My God teaches me to forgive.

That doesn't mean I forget.

Every day when I go to pay for my juice...

I do it in pennies.

♪♪

Fancy: What do I think happened to Wayne Delancey?

He's probably dead.

Agents on the scene searched Shawbard's domicile

but couldn't find him.

Based on his injuries from the car accident

and the fact that he never saw a doctor,

our best guess, he's buried on the premises somewhere.

If I ask you to picture Wayne Delancey

with his beard shaved off,

wearing an FBI jacket and sunglasses,

you think it would look anything like this?

And if he is dead, do you want to explain to me

why every year on the anniversary of the raid,

I get a Pittsburgh Steelers postcard

sent from a different corner of the globe?

♪♪

When people find out I'm a Shawbardite,

they are surprised that I still adhere

to the teachings of a con man

who was only pretending to be a spiritual leader.

And the only thing I can tell them

is that I was sad before I met him...

and happy when I knew him.

And I don't know what more to want from anyone

other than that.

♪♪

I do wish he hadn't stolen from me, though.

♪♪

♪♪

♪♪

[Birds chirping]

♪♪

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Child Asthma | Diagnosis and Treatment - Duration: 1:29.

Let's talk about asthma.

What is asthma?

Asthma is a disease of the airways that is reversible.

It can cause cough, wheezing, shortness of breath.

Asthma has multiple triggers: allergies, cold, cold weather, exercise, stress, all of those

can cause asthma.

And it's multifactorial, which means that it's not just, perhaps an infection, it's

the environment, it's your genes, all of them play into the development of asthma.

How do we diagnose asthma?

So, asthma is a clinical diagnosis.

There are tests that can help us with the diagnosis, but there's not one test for asthma.

Asthma is a clinical diagnosis, if your child has the symptoms and responds to asthma therapies

then we can make the diagnosis of asthma.

If the child does not respond to asthma therapies then we need to think about something else,

a different diagnosis.

As a parent, when should you suspect that your child has asthma?

If your child has cough, wheezing or shortness of breath without a cold, or cough, shortness

of breath, wheeze, with exercise, and it's different than their peers, then you should

go to your pediatrician and ask them, could my child have asthma?

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Amazing And Unknown Facts About DELHI,INDIA - Duration: 4:26.

People are not wrong when they say that Delhi is not just a city, it is an experience.

Home to millions of dreams, the city takes unexampled responsibilities of realizing dreams,

bringing people closer and inspiring their thoughts.

New Delhi is not just a city.

It's a universe of its own.

In this video, I am sharing some of the amazing facts about Delhi.

Check them out and let me know how many of these you already knew about.

Delhi was founded by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in the year 1649 and named it Shahjahanabad.

Delhi, officially the National Capital Territory of Delhi (NCT), is a city and a union territory

of India containing New Delhi, the capital of India.

It is bordered by Haryana on three sides and by Uttar Pradesh to the east.

The NCT covers an area of 1,484 square kilometres (573 sq mi).

According to the 2011 census, Delhi's city proper population was over 11 million, the

second-highest in India after Mumbai,

As early as in the year 1911, British announced to shift their capital from the then Calcutta

to Delhi and it was shifted to Delhi in 1912.Delhi has been continuously inhabited since the

6th century BC.

Through most of its history, Delhi has served as a capital of various kingdoms and empires.

It has been captured, ransacked and rebuilt several times.

Khari Baoli is a street in Delhi, India known for its wholesale grocery and Asia's largest

and Asia's largest wholesale spice market selling all kinds of spices, nuts, herbs and food products like rice and tea

Operating since the 17th century, the market is situated near the historic Delhi

Red Fort, at the western end of the Chandni Chowk, and over the years has remained a tourist

attraction, especially those in the heritage circuit of Old Delhi.

Completed in 1986, Lotus Temple in Delhi is the only place of worship of the Baha'i community in South Asia.

The Lotus Temple is open to people of all faiths.

Notable for its flowerlike shape, it has become a prominent attraction in the city.

The building is composed of 27 free-standing marble "petals" arranged in clusters of three

to form nine sides, with nine doors opening onto a central hall with a height of slightly

over 34.27metres and a capacity of 2500 people.

Delhi Metro is the world's tenth-largest metro system in terms of length.

The Delhi Metro is a rapid transit system serving Delhi, Faridabad, Gurgaon, Noida and Ghaziabad in the National Capital Region of India.

Delhi Metro was India's second modern public transportation system, which has provided a fast, safe, and comfortable travel.

The network consists of six lines with a total length of 296 kilometres (184 miles) with 214 stations.

Delhi has an International Toilet museum which is dedicated to the history of sanitation and toilets.

It has a rare collection of pictures, facts and objects having details of the historic evolution of toilets from 2500 BC to date.

It was established in 1992 by Dr. Bindeshwar Pathak, a social activist, founder of Sulabh Sanitation and Social Reform Movement.

his objective in establishing this museum was to highlight the need to address the problems of the sanitation sector in the country.

The Qutub Minar, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Delhi, India.

it is the tallest minar in the world made of bricks.

Qutub Minar is a 73-metre (239.5 feet) tall tapering tower of five storeys, with a 14.3 metres (47 feet) base diameter, reducing to 2.7 metres (9 feet) at the top of the peak.

It contains a spiral staircase of 379 steps.

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UG NX 11.0 Installation || Download || Win10 || 64Bit - Duration: 10:10.

hello friends, In this video I am going to show how to install UG NX 11

you can download software from link given in this description

first run Launch file

then click to Install NX

then OK

Next

click to Typical

proceed

Next

again Next

now we have to change the pc name

for that go to This PC

right click > properties > change setting

copy Full Computer Name

and paste it after @

Next and install

till installation open _SolidSQUAD_ folder

open PLMLicenseServer

and open splm8.lic file with Notepad

paste computer name with this host and save it with one copy to desktop

I have fast forwarded video

click Finish

now click on Install License Server

Next

now here choose desktop saved notepad file

choose splm8 file

now Install

click OK

Done

Now copy ugslmd.exe file from PLMLicenseServer folder

go to C: > Program Files > Siemens > PLMLicenseServer

then run lmtools.exe file

go to Start/Stop/Reread tab

tick to Force Server Shutdown

then Stop Server

wait until server stop

now paste ugslmd.exe file in PLMLicenseServer folder

overwrite file

now start server and wait till server start

now close app

now go to_SolidSQUAD_ folder > NX 11

copy all folders

go to C: > Program Files > Siemens > NX 11

paste here

overwrite all

wait till copy

now close all

Exit

now start NX 11

cancel

Thanks for watching

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move on

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Triples or kicks. Vídeo 2. 2-beat feel. (subt. CAST/ENG) - Duration: 15:54.

In the first video

we saw that,

when deciding whether to do kicks or triples

we can be guided by practical criteria

(the easiest for us,

if the music is faster or slower...)

and also by musical criteria.

And we saw the first musical criteria,

the most important,

the presence or not of sha-ga-da.

Sha-ga-da is an element

that leads us to triples.

Nevertheless, we heard a song

with sha-ga-das that, however,

drove us more to kicks.

Why?

This is because, in music, there are other elements,

besides the sha-ga-da,

that lead us to do one thing or another.

These other musical elements

could be defined as the RHYTHMIC SENSATION

the song ends up having.

In swing music it is present, in one way or another,

to different degrees,

either the 2-beat rhythmic feel,

or the 4-beat rhythmic feel.

The boom-chick, boom-chick

or the boom-boom-boom-boom.

There is possibly no song in which there is only

one or the other rhythmic sensation alone.

There is a mix, in each song,

of one and the other.

And, depending on the one that predominates,

if it tends more to express and make us hear

a 2-beat feel,

we will tend more to base our dance on it,

or if the other one predominates more, our dance will be based on that one.

In fact, if you look at what people are dancing

on a dance floor, during the same song,

I'm sure you'll see people doing

kicks an others doing triples.

There may be songs where everyone does the same,

but this is unusual.

Why?

Well, why, basically, since there is a rhythmic mixture,

depending on the elements you focus on in the music you hear

you, personally, will end up

doing one thing or the other.

And this will be different for each person,

depending on what you focus on or what catches your attention.

Therefore, there is a final personal decision

what do you think is best thing to do.

Okay, let's analyze now

this concept of two beats.

What is this TWO-BEAT RHYTHMIC FEEL?

But, before getting into it,

we have to briefly review

some basic concepts that we need

to explain this.

First: When we dance, we follow the BEAT of the song.

The pum-pum-pum that drives us to do

our steps.

This is transmitted to us by music.

And both the musicians and us, the dancers,

we talk about the BEAT.

This is a common concept.

But, while musicians group these pulsations

in groups of 4 beats,

we understand them in groups of eight.

Why do this?

This is because, musically, for them it makes sense

this group that they call BAR

and they work in this way, but we,

from the point of view

of the expression in the dance,

we see that the mini ideas

that the music expresses do not last four,

but eight beats.

And, when we dance,

we do steps

that follow these mini ideas and, therefore,

we end up doing steps with eight pulsations.

That's why most of our steps have eight counts.

Why do I explain this?

Because musicians will talk about groups of 4 beats

while we speak of 8.

But we talking about the same thing.

The only difference is that they will use two bars (1-2-3-4 + 1-2-3-4)

to explain a mini idea

and we will be using one eight count (1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8)

to explain this idea and this can cause confusion.

As a rule

the strongest beats,

those that have a little more energy,

are (for musicians) the first and the third.

We call them ON-BEATS.

And the weaker ones, musically,

the OFF-BEATS, are the second and the fourth.

From a dancer's point of view,

we say that the strongest beats are 1, 3, 5 and 7

and the weaker are 2, 4, 6 and 8.

We call the strong ones on-beats

and the weak ones off-beats or, when we accentuate them, the backbeat.

Swing music is characterized

by, usually,

giving more importance, more sound

more presence

to the beat that, normally,

music gives less, the off-beat.

And this is one of the important characteristics

of the music we dance to.

Precisely,

the 2-beat rhythmic feeling

uses

the accent,

the imbalance,

between on-beat and off-beat,

the strong and the weak beat.

If you wish to go deeper into

the issue of the backbeat

you can find a link

in the description of this video

to the Swing this Music web site

where we talk about all these musicality aspects

and where there is a section on the backbeat, just in case you want more

details about this topic.

Well then!

How is this

2-beat rhythmic feel

generated?

This is a rhythmic sensation

that we can describe as unbalanced,

as a boom-chick,

boom-chick.

Well, putting some musical elements in

the on-beats

and different ones in the off-beats.

Looking for a contrast

between the strong and the weak.

Boom

chick

boom

chick

and this is repeated

again and again.

We then say

2-beat rhythmic sensation

is an unbalanced

rhythmic sensation,

decompensated,

unequal, binary,

tension-relaxation, give it

any name you want.

Sounds boom-chick,

boom-chick

boom-chick.

The origins of this rhythmic sensation

in swing music

obviously can connect

with military bands,

with New Orleans bands,

where they use the bass drum and the cymbal,

the tuba and the banjo

to generate this rhythmic

sensation of boom-chick, boom-chick

We are going to listen to different examples

to see how this is built

in swing music.

How elements are added

to lead

to the 2-beat

rhythmic sensation; the boom-chick.

Let's listen to one example

from a tuba player

(that would be the equivalent to

the double bass in other musical groups)

and we will hear how this tuba

is playing only on the

on-beat.

For musicians this is

1, 3

1, 3

For us

1, 3, 5, 7

1, 3, 5, 7

He is focussing

his notes

only on the

on-beats.

Sometimes he plays a note in between.

What do the other instruments do?

The piano

usually,

to contribute to this 2-beat

rhythmic sensation

what it does is

a technique called

STRIDE PIANO

which consists of the

left hand

playing

a low note

in the on-beat

and, in the off-beat,

an accompanying chord.

This makes boom-chick

boom-chick.

And the right hand

plays accompaniments, melodies,

ornaments...

whatever it takes.

But we'll hear the boom-chick:

the on-beats

with a low note (the bass)

and the off-beat (the backbeat)

with the chord.

Let's see if we can hear it here.

We will listen to a piano playing

the bass and the chord with the left

while playing the melody with the right.

Boom-chick, boom-chick....

With the right the melody.

Boom-chick, boom-chick

He is making this unbalanced concept.

Boom-chick, boom-chick, boom-chick...

Well.

We already have another instrument that

generates a decompensated pulsation.

What can other rhythmic instruments do?

Well, the guitar

can imitate

this concept of the stride piano.

He can do it in different ways:

One can be the so called LONG-SHORT

where he first makes a complete descent

through all the strings

and then, in the off-beat,

only some strings,

or faster, or harder.

He can also play the low strings of the guitar or the banjo

in the on-beat,

and the high strings for the off-beat,

accentuating the backbeat

to also create this unbalanced, binary

pulse.

Let's listen how a single guitar does it in this case.

Boom-chick, boom-chick.....

We do not perceive it balanced.

It's not flat.

It is following this behaviour

binary.

Let's now listen to another example

where we will hear

a double bass that is

playing on the on-beat

(1, 3, 5 y el 7)

and a banjo

accentuating the off-beat,

the backbeat.

The banjo: chick, chick, chick....

the double bass: boom, boom, boom...

1, 3, 5, 7

And the banjo:

2, 4, 6, 8.

And the whole, the sum,

of what the bass and the banjo are doing

create this feeling even more

decompensated since

there are two instruments, in this case,

that are creating the

2-beat rhythmic feel.

And what do the drums do?

Well, the drummer,

if they want to contribute to this 2-beat rhythmic feel,

can also

use different sounds

for the on and the off-beat.

For instance, he can play

the bass drum on the on-beat,

in beats 1, 3 (1, 3, 5, 7 from dancers point of view)

and the snare

or the hi-hat

or other cymbals

on the off-beat.

Or, when playing the washboard,

can combine the little cymbal

with a strum on the washboard,

making a difference.

Let's now listen to an example

of this 2-beat rhythmic feel

for the drums.

Here, in the introduction, he is already

accentuating the backbeat

with the little cymbal.

2, 4, 6, 8

Now, when the theme comes, the drummer mixes different elements.

Now the banjo is accentuating the backbeat.

But you will see how, from time to time,

it comes back with the cymbal.

Shag, shag, shag....

2, 4, 6, 8

You will have noticed that

during the song the same instrument,

in this case the washboard,

sometimes marked the four beats

strumming,

but there were other times when

it focused on mainly accentuating the backbeat,

to generate more imbalance.

This example is important because, ultimately,

in music always ends up being an absolute

mixture of both things.

Why?

Because if all the musicians were

working on accentuating the difference between the strong beats (1 y 3)

and the weak beats (2 y 4)

this would sound very boring.

We need the music to have more wealth

and we need, therefore, that there be some instruments that,

throughout the song or in parts of it,

complement by adding elements of the other rhythmic sensation.

We have already said at the beginning that

in those songs in which

most of the sounds

we are hearing

are building a 2-beat rhythmic feel

we will do kicks.

If most the sounds end up generating

a 4-beat rhythmic feel

we will do triples.

Why do we say that with the 2-beat feel

we do kicks?

Well, we think it is easy

to understand:

we also can feel the

2-beat sensation when

we do kicks

as we are also doing 1-2,

we can call it tension-release,

hard-weak,

kick-rest.

It's also a binary

movement concept,

that also has this duality.

And, therefore, we believe that kicks are what

fits with this rhythmic sensation.

Luckily, many of the fast songs

have a 2-beat feel

and, therefore, they end up fitting both:

it's quick and it's easier for me to kick

and the 2-beat feel predominates and

and it also drive me to kicks.

But we can find fast songs

where the 4-beat feel

predominates.

In this case, we will need to decide

whether we choose practical criteria

or musical criteria.

And, so you can be guided by musical criteria,

you will have to listen to the next video

where we explain

what this 4-beat rhythmic feel

is and

how it is built.

The boom-boom-boom-boom.

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