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security patrol vehicles. on arrival your premises are checked thoroughly and

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LYRICS QUIZ

WHAT'S THE SONG CHALLENGE

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What Is EpiEnergetics? - Duration: 2:43.

EpiEnergetics is

the principle, the field,

will be the discipline that affects every discipline, every area of society and of thought

and of ideas

says that we must be more ecological. You must be more responsive

We must more conscious in the relationship between our use of information and energy. Very simple.

But that's what we're made up of.

Increasing levels of consciousness

requires increasing amount of energy.

It takes more energy to organize a bunch of brain cells than a single cell.

It takes more energy to organize a bigger business than a smaller business.

It takes energy to organize a whole family rather than just yourself.

You put enough energy into it- it grows. If you don't, it collapses. If you put energy into it

but it's not made available- it's bound up.

All these conditions are on it. It's not available.

So this principle is very simple. It's a principle which chiropractic, which is my origin and my training,

was based upon- and the fact that there is this organizing innate wisdom in life.

And it's what makes this-

its the same intelligence that makes the sun, the moon, the stars- and organizes the most

unlikely people to be sitting in a strange place today

It's the same intelligence that makes living cells -that as soon as it runs out of energy you're called "dead".

The amount of energy available to bring to this

intelligence to organize it,

your quality of your life, is proportionate to that.

And

that was the principal and the

principal was that if you alter the frequency of vibration of the structures, especially the nervous system, you alter this

organizational wisdom's ability to grasp information and organize it into purposeful things which we call life.

Because everything is going towards randomness... everything is going towards disbursement. Perfume spreads out in the room.

Every atom goes to infinity.

But then this this thing called life. It's able for only a certain amount of time of existence

to reverse our

moving into expansiveness, into a certain location for a particular purpose.

To serve all of it.

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What makes instruments sound different? - Duration: 5:26.

Hi, my name is Drew Lytle, and I want to tell you a story, and for this one, I recommend

wearing headphones.

I want you to listen to something.

That was middle C played on a bunch of different instruments.

So, a question for you, why do they sound different?

Weird thing to think about, right?

Your initial thought might be that it's the difference in shape or material, and you'd

be right, but to fully understand how all of these unique sounds can come together to

produce music, we need to talk about physics.

See, music, like all sound, is created from waves.

Each soundwave has a particular frequency, and as the wave moves through the air, that

frequency is what we perceive as pitch.

Middle C, for instance, has a frequency of 261.6 HZ; and it sounds like this.

But you'll notice that that doesn't sound like any of the instruments we heard before,

right?

Here's the cello playing the C again, and here's the pure C pitch.

Completely different.

The pure C sounds cold and boring.

That's because when we sing or play instruments, we're never producing only one soundwave;

each note is made of multiple waves combined.

I know, that sounds insane, but we can actually hear this if we listen closely.

As the cello plays the C, I'll just softly play the ones I hear so you can try to listen

for them.

There's the octave above, the one below, and a little bit of the fifth.

If you didn't hear those notes, keep practicing and listening; replay the video if you need

to, because once you hear them, it makes music different, fuller, it's like every note

is it's own chord!

And those are just the ones we can easily hear.

If we graph the frequency spectrums for the cello, piano, and the trumpet, we see that

there are a lot more.

What's really cool, is that all of the frequencies line up regardless of the instrument.

Here's the fundamental, the octave, the fifth, the next octave, the third so on and

so forth.

This pattern is called the overtone series, and what gives an instrument its unique sound

or timbre is just the differing volumes of these frequencies.

That's it!

What's really amazing, though, is that when these frequencies are all in tune with each

other, their volumes are added together and sometimes a frequency in the overtone series

is so in tune and becomes so loud that it sounds like there is another instrument playing

that note.

This phenomenon is called an overtone and it's one of the hardest things for musicians

to create together.

And learning about how it works reminded me of something my high school choir director

used to say during difficult rehearsals, "Music isn't magic".

And what she meant by that is music is really hard work.

It takes a lot of time and deliberate practice from everyone involved to create something

beautiful.

But, if in that moment of beauty we create something literally out of thin air, than

I think Music is magic, it's just getting there that isn't.

And it's kind of profound when you put it in the context of choral music.

Humans don't have valves and strings we can manipulate to match our fundamental frequencies.

Our bodies are not designed so we have a matching timbre.

The only way for us to tune and get to that moment of magic is by listening to each other

and collectively compromising our individual voices to create an ideal sound.

We have to think about being a piece of something bigger than ourselves and ensure that we are

positively influencing the whole.

And when we all do that together, in perfect harmony, we create a magical effect that couldn't

be achieved by any of us alone.

And this is a lesson we desperately need to remember in our current political climate.

If we want to solve problems, we can't get there by drowning others out and believing

that the song is a solo.

We need to listen to those around us, balance the sound so everyone is heard, and find a

compromise between our individual beliefs and actions that benefit the collective.

Because when we do that we are in tune, we are unified, and we have the opportunity to

accomplish things that none of us could alone.

When it happens it's magic, it's getting there that isn't.

Thanks for watching.

I am a firm believer that the arts are an integral part of a civil education.

If I've proven that to you in this video, make sure your local representatives and school

board members keep these programs in their budgets.

Share this video with them.

I would like to thank my middle and high school teachers for molding me into the creative,

critical thinker I am today.

I'd like to thank my patrons on Patreon including Harry and Erika Lister, the jeans

Family, the Lawson Family, Andrew James, and my parents; you all are instrumental in making

these videos possible and helping me achieve this dream of educating through story.

If you want to help grow Curiository and make this channel bigger than me in my bedroom,

head on over to patreon.com/curiository.

Thanks as always for watching, and I'll see you next time.

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Limiter vs Compressor: What You Need to Know (Easy) | musicianonamission.com - Mix School #34 - Duration: 8:13.

You feel like you are the only one who doesn't understand the difference between a compressor

and a limiter, you are not alone.

After teaching over half a million people about home recording, I can tell you that

understanding a difference between compression versus limiting is one of the key milestones

in your progression as a mixer.

After all use a limiter where you should be using a compressor and your mixes might end

up like this.

[Music Being Played 00:00:30]

Keep watching if you want to finally understand why compression and limiting are two different

things.

So you can start to enjoy mixing and make music that sounds professional.

But first, if you want to get compression right, every single time, be sure to grab

the free compression cheat sheet, just head to the link you see on the screen now.

Now, before you can truly understand the difference, you need to understand how threshold and ratio

work on a compressor.

To help us out, let's bring in our good friend, Mixbot.

Now, let's say we have a base guitar part that's all over the place.

Some notes are too loud and some are really, really quiet.

Well, we could sit there and manually turn down the loud notes and turn up the quiet

notes, but that would take quite a while.

So instead we can get our friend Mixbot's to help us out.

We could say, hey, Mixbot, every time it gets to this side of volume, let's say, minus 10

dBFS, could you just turn it down a bit.

And he says, yes, sure, no problem.

So we play through the base track, every time it gets to minus 10 dBFS, Mixbot just turns

it down to stop those loud notes from peeking and to get them more in line with the quiet

notes.

But then Mixbot asks, well, how much do you want me to turn it down?

Should I just turn it down all the way?

Should I just turn it down a bit?

And this is where ratio comes in.

The ratio is how much you want the Mixbot to turn the audio down when it gets to the

threshold, which in this case we said was minus 10 dBFS.

So now, we are starting to see how compression gets complicated.

So we say, okay, Mixbot, every time it gets to minus 10 dBFS, can you turn it down at

a ratio of 2 to 1?

So for every 2 decibels it goes above the threshold, minus 10, can you turn it down

1?

So then it only goes above 1.

If it goes above the threshold 10 decibels, Mixbot is going to turn it down 5, a ratio

of 2 to 1.

So Mixbot is happy, he's turning down the loud notes when they get to a certain threshold

and by certain amount dictated by the ratio.

And then we can say, well, now that you've done that, let's just bring the whole channel

up and that's your output gain.

So now, the loudest notes have got quieter and we turn the whole channel up.

So now, all the quiet notes are louder in comparison to where they were before.

The loud notes come down and then everything comes up.

That's how compression works.

But let's say for a second we want to tell Mixbot to never let it go above the threshold.

So this time we say, hey, Mixbot, if the entire mix is about to clip, if the whole mix is

going to go above 0 dBFS, the point of distortion, could you just stop it going any louder?

Because that would be great, that would really save me a lot of work.

You don't need a ratio or anything like that.

I just want you to stop.

As soon as I hit 0 dBFS, just stop.

Don't let it get any louder.

Mixbot is like, hey, no worries man, that's fine by me.

That's a limiter, because now what we are doing is limiting the audio to the threshold

and in this case, we could say, 0 dBFS.

So there's no ratio involved, because it's a brickwall limiter, that's why it's called

a brickwall because as soon as the audio hits it, it's not going to go any higher; whereas

a compressor, as soon as the audio hits it, it keeps going, but tapers off according to

the ratio.

So that's the key difference, it's in the ratio.

A compressor has a low ratio, 2 to 1, 5 to 1, 8 to 1, it's even quite a low ratio, whereas

a limiter has a ratio of infinity to 1 - the audio never goes above the threshold.

So what are the practical applications of this?

I am going to show you the one place on your mix where you need a limiter and then everywhere

else is compression.

But first, to make sure you get compression right all the time and you use compression

like a pro, download the free compression cheat sheet.

You see the link on the screen now.

It's completely free.

Over 6000 people have downloaded this, used it to improve their mixes.

So let's jump into logic.

So, where should you use a limiter?

That's only one place.

Let's keep it simple - on your Mix Buss.

And that's it.

Really, it's that simple.

There are other places where you might want to use a limiter in your mix, but the only

place where you consistently need a limiter is on your Mix Buss.

Now, if you are sending your track off for mastering, you wouldn't even need a limiter

there, you wouldn't even need a limiter anywhere.

But if you are releasing your own tracks online, you need the limiter as the very last plug-in

on your Mix Buss, because this allows us to increase the volume without clipping and it's

really that easy.

So, this limiter here, you just want to set the setting to minus 0.5, let's drop that

threshold again, and we are just going to use auto release, keep it nice and easy, and

we are just going to drop this threshold until we are seeing about 2 db of gain reduction

on the peaks.

[Music Being Played 00:05:35]

So we've got a couple of peaks there that are going a bit higher, but we are mostly

sitting around minus 2.

That's perfect.

This is going to be loud enough to release online and compete, because so many online

platforms now are volume matched.

You don't need your mixes to be loud.

That's it.

That's limiting.

Now, there are going to be other cases, I am using a limiter here on the snare just

to give it a bit more control; but 95% of the time when you are using a limiter, it's

just going to be on your Mix Buss and don't even worry about using a limiter on your individual

channels.

Let's just keep it simple.

So then moving onto compression, now that's a different story.

Compression, we are going to use everywhere else.

We've got some compression here on the guitars and also here on the drums as parallel compression.

So compression is going to be used in every other place on the individual channels themselves

as well.

Now, this is going to be very genre dependent.

If you are mixing a jazz track, you are probably going to use no compression; whereas if you

are mixing a rock track or a hardcore track, you are going to use a lot of compression

to get that aggression; and if you are somewhere in between, like pop, you are going to use

compression more to control the dynamics to make sure everything is consistent in volume

without making it sound overly punchy.

So, compression is the whole topic we could talk for hours about, but this is the key

difference.

Limiter goes on your Mix Buss to increase the overall volume and that's it.

Keep it simple.

Don't even worry about limiters on individual channels because it's such a small use case.

And then compression you are going to use everywhere else.

So that's the difference between a limiter versus compressor.

Hopefully, you understand that now.

But, there's a lot more to compression.

Limiting, as you've seen, can be easy if we approach it in a simple way.

We keep it simple.

We just use the Mix Buss.

But compression, we are using everywhere else.

There's so much more to learn about compression.

So I've put together a free compression cheat sheet that goes through the ratio and the

threshold to help you remember.

It also goes through lots of applications, how to use compression, different instruments,

different genres.

There's tons of stuff in there.

And if you really want your mixes to sound professional, you need to know compression.

So, go download that, there's a link in the description or a link on the screen now.

It's completely free.

Now, I want to hear from you.

Do you use limiters on individual channels?

Or do you just use a limiter on your Mix Buss?

Leave a comment below saying either individual channels or Mix Buss.

So I want to know where everyone is using it.

Besides that, I'm Rob from musicianonamission.com.

I'll see you next time, and remember, Create Regardless.

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What's in the box - Duration: 11:15.

hi i'm paul ortiz

today what doing

what in the box

i will be there

the brother name jv

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What is the African Union? - Duration: 3:42.

We've all heard of the European Union, and many of us may have a good idea of how it

works, but did you know that there's also an African Union?

The African Union (AU) is a political organization, founded in 1999, and launched in 2002, and

descended from the earlier Organization of African Unity (OAU), established in 1963,

to fix the damage caused by colonialism, solve international disputes in Africa, and protect

African interests.

Its members now consist of 55 member states, finally spanning all of Africa, now that Morocco

finally joined 30.Jan.2017.

The AU works somewhat similarly to the EU, and also works alongside the UN to maintain

peace and resolve disputes.

Currently, there are plans to launch the Afro as a single currency in 2023.

Though the largest city on the continent is Lagos, Nigeria, its two political centers

are in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, and the largest city in South Africa, Johannesburg.

The AU also has at least 8 official languages, including English, Arabic, French, Portuguese,

Spanish, Swahili, and what Wikipedia calls "African languages".

This is a similar situation to South Africa, which alone has 11 official languages, since

it's so diverse.

For the longest time, Morocco had been the oddball of the continent, much like Switzerland,

being the only African nation not in the AU… much like Switzerland.

This was because of all the drama going on in Western Sahara, which is a member, as the

Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, even though its existence is disputed… much like Sw…

It would be like if Catalonia were in the EU, but not as a province of Spain.

Madrid wouldn't be very happy about that.

Nowadays, however, the whole of the continent is a member of the AU, which meets to decide

on stuff in the Pan-African Parliament in Addis Ababa, as well as many other organizations.

The AU is mainly concerned with social issues with colonialism and violent disputes on the

continent, as well as economic issues in the nations.

One of the organization's most noteworthy duties in their short history has been in

operating peacekeeping missions in areas on the continent under attack from Boko Haram.

Unfortunately, the AU is somewhat underfunded, with many members not paying their membership

fees, something complained about by the President of Rwanda, which has led to some complicated

records in recent wars and outbreaks.

Many in the AU strive for eventual unity, as it was even brought up in some of the earliest

talks about the idea, though the idea still has a bit of a ways to go, since the AU lacks

a Schengen equivalent, or anything else like that already seen in the EU.

AU members also have different economic groups within, like the Arab Maghreb Union (AMU),

and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

A more apt comparison would be something like the UN, which serves as more of an international

forum to resolve disputes, and has actually had to step in for the AU.

Nevertheless, the AU is a new organization with high hopes for a powerful, united Africa,

both for the sake of its soon-to-be 4.4 billion citizens by 2100, and for North American citizens

who are just bad at geography.

Thanks for watching this brief summary of the African Union.

This video was meant more for people who had no prior idea the AU existed, but if you found

this video informative, do be sure to give it a like and subscribe to learn something

new every Sunday.

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Choi Daniel Shares What He Learned Through "Jugglers" And His Military Enlistment - Duration: 3:13.

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Where and what am I up to? - Duration: 4:25.

Hi there...

I got my f r e s h cut, ya know? (I am doing CC now so ok)

I absolutely hate it, they got WAY too back behind the ears.

*stuttering* I can fit my whole- like two fingers wide, that's this big of a gap.

I HATE it.

Anyways,

Um,

Hello there. Where have I been? For the past... long time?

I'm going to stop here because this is way too hard. Next time I'll just write a script and then do stuff. Sorry. :(

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What Would Jeff Do? Dog Training Tip of the Day #56 Stay Command - Duration: 3:01.

- Hey, everybody, how are you?

It's Jeff Gellman of Solid K9 Training,

with my What Would Jeff Do Dog Training Tip of the Day.

Dog training tip, tip number 56.

Why we don't train the stay command.

Number one, it's just a word.

Number two, it doesn't mean anything to do the dog

'til you train it.

We actually don't train stay, but dogs seem to be staying

in downs and places for hours at a time with no problem.

The reason why we don't is because it is one more command

you'd have to teach to the dog, and always remember,

it's a word that the dog doesn't understand.

To us, it means something.

It means stay right there.

But what you can really do,

and what we do highly successfully,

is we teach, say, the word down.

So if you want your dog to stay in a down,

you would teach the dog to lie down, on command,

and then it's an implied stay.

So what would it would be is,

well, how does a dog know when to stay?

Well, how does a dog know that stay means stay?

It's an English word that has meaning to us

and not to them.

You'd have to teach the dog what stay meant.

So stay to a dog doesn't mean stay.

It means nothing, actually.

And then you get frustrated 'cause the dog doesn't stay.

So instead what we do is we teach the dog down,

and we start it out with short-duration work,

a couple seconds, couple minutes, leading up to

your five minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, an hour.

But then if the dog gets up, once they know the command,

we include the word no.

No means what you just did was wrong.

It's very important that all dogs know what no means.

It means what you just did was wrong.

And then we want you to go back to your last known command

in that instance.

The dog understands that.

How do we know?

'Cause when the dog's in a down, and it breaks down,

we say no, the dog lies back down.

Therefore it understands what no means.

In a lot of contexts, we don't have to say stay,

because we don't use it.

So it's one more command you have to teach.

How does a dog stay in a place bed?

Again, put the dog in the place, it learns what it means,

when it knows what it means through training,

then you would add in the word no,

and then the dog understands no universally means

what you just did was wrong, don't do it again,

or go back to your known command.

Dogs pick up on it really, really quick.

If you want to use stay, keep using stay,

but don't be frustrated that the dog doesn't stay,

'cause you have to teach stay.

So then you'd have to teach the word down,

and then you'd have to teach the word stay.

And if they break command, you have to say down again,

and then stay again.

So if you do it, if it works for you, keep doing it.

We don't do it.

That doesn't make it better or worse,

but just giving you a little thing,

you could actually not use the word stay,

and your dog's still gonna stay once it understands it.

Jeff Gellman, Solid K9 Training,

What Would Jeff Do Dog Training Tip of the Day,

tip number 56, madly in love with you.

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What if we STAY in Montreal? / Vlog / Andrea Polo MdO - Duration: 7:31.

Presenting our new neighbourhood.

Stop

Wow

As if you've never seen a city before

Now the longest stairs in the world

Don't fall

We're going to go eat Peruvian food

in Montreal

So good

Fried Yuka

Very very very good

In Toronto I've never seen food

that's a countries main dish

and is not part of a franchise

in a foodcourt

for real

very very cool

I feel that in Montreal

they really embrace the latin culture

I don't know,

that's something I haven't felt in Toronto

Here you don't have any choice

but to wear boots

look at the snow

Either boots

or boots

Gus, what do you say?

We go back to Toronto?

Or do we stay in Montreal?

There's seriously too much snow

Which do you guys think is better?

That one

or this one?

Vote up above

To be continued...

This is the one we decided to take

if you voted for this one

type an emoji like this

..or a canada flag

in the comments.

We have to be

by 5:00pm at the airport

From here we have to go to a station called

something with lion

or lion

or lion

and the we have to take the

746

747

747

let's go

after almost missing our stop

we made it

And the truth is that home

home

if we define the word home

home for me is

anywhere where he is

this little cutie

Toronto is home

we made it

we here

we had an awesome time in Montreal

we hope you liked this video

if so give it a LIKE

and we'll see you when we see you again

i send kisses

and big hugs

bye

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What makes you feel most alive? - Laura - Duration: 1:46.

my friends make me feel most alive like they become your family when your way even

with the Winchester Wolves. I don't think that I would have as good an experience

without that and I'm so glad that I joined something and I always say to

people if they go into uni just go and join the club go and go and join a

society or a sports or anything because it just gives you another set of friends

we do rehearsals we do performances we do competitions we do socials we just

basically spend a lot of time together and become a little family it's been

really good really fun so I do creative writing I've just started my third year

and yeah it's really good I love the freedom you get with it and you can

basically with most of the modules you can do whatever you want to do you can

be really expressive with it really creative you get a lot of help through

like workshopping and it gives you a chance to get to read different forms of

writing that I never thought existed a lot of my lecturers are people who have

been in the business and who are story writers who are publishers so it's quite

fun to have people who have been in the business and know everything and they're

very wise in that way the city's really lovely and it's all quite small and

compact we will see people you know you always recognize people you see the same

people around uni so it's very friendly and welcoming so it's been good

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Costco Haul! What you should be buying! - Duration: 5:11.

I can't wait to use Costco's NEW self checkout! hey guys so i just got back from costco.

i did a mini haul but i got a good amount of stuff but nothing really to make full recipes

for the week this is more essentials.

so i am going to show you what i got! here we go! ok lets start with the razors. these

are mine, these are disposable and i love them because i can take them with me to travel.

i can leave them upstairs, downstairs in a bag, whereever i want to and i can take them

with me whereever.

these are Hancy's. both of these were on sale so that is why i bought them so i will just

store them away and keep them for a later date.

i buy this two pack at costco because i use this along with this baking soda in every

load of laundry that i do it really takes the smell out i know you've heard the 20 million

ways to use vinegar and baking soda and in laundry it just does the trick.

i put the vinegar where the bleach goes and the baking soda i just dump a scoop in and

it really takes out the smell from those smelly gym clothes.

bath tissue, i needed more toilet paper so thats always a good deal at costco and the

ply i think is a good balance between the super soft charmin and the hard scott its

like a middle ground so i really appreciate that.

i got some berries for my yogurt parfait take a look at BrieOCD.com for that recipe that

uses fresh berries.

so i got strawberries and blueberries both 4.99 a piece for a 2 pound container of strawberries

and an 18oz container of blueberries.

thats a steal! cholula! we love our hot sauce, i love spice! and i get a 2 pack there for

7.99, you can't beat it.

its a huge bottle if you can't tell by the video.

yogurt! again my yogurt parfait, go to BrieOCD.com to get that recipe.

my husband uses this yogurt in his shakes and i use it everyday for my yogurt parfait

so i buy this in bulk.

everytime i go i get at least four containers.

multivitamins! these are on sale so i use the multivites everyday as well as my husband

and then i use the hair skin and nails gummies.

i bite my nails so im not sure that they're really helping but i think they are.

i just like the taste.

so that's why i get those.

over here to the pork tenderloin.

these come in a 2 pack. this thing is amazing, so its a 2 pack, i slice it down the middle

and then i put half in the freezer and then leave half for my crockpot recipe.

head to BrieOCD.com to get my pork tenderloin sweet potato pulled pork sammies recipe that

i love and its easy peasy in the crock pot.

chicken! i buy this chicken all the time these come in individual packets and two pieces,

two breasts come in each packet.

so i use these, i cut them up and i put each packet in the freezer and just take them out

as i need them.

chicken is an easy addition to any recipe so i keep these on hand at all times.

floss. we floss everyday, the dentist says to do it so we do it.

these are cheap there.

these are cheap at costco. as well as sensodyne.

the sensodyne isnt that cheap but it is compared to everywhere else that sells sensodyne.

it comes in a 4 pack so you dont need to buy it all the time and you have your toothpaste

ready.

as you get older you'll realize you need to use sensodyne for your sensitive teeth.

frozen berry blend! this is what i also use in my yogurt parfait if i dont have berries

or i run out of fresh berries.

my husband uses those in his smoothie everyday along with silk almond milk.

i'll use this instead of milk in cereal nowadays just because i buy it for my husband for his

shakes and he uses it all the time.

thats a 3 pack in there.

so thats a smoking deal at Costco for this almond milk.

its 6.99 for a box for three of em! you can't beat that! almond butter again i use this

in my yogurt parfait theres three ingredients in my yogurt parfait theres the yogurt, there's

the almond butter, there's the agave that i have a link to in my recipe and then the

berries! you should do it its phenomenal and packed with protein. and then last but not

least these are my healthy choice fudge bars.

100 calories a pop they're pretty big, a decent size for 100 calorie pop and they're delicious

and they give you that bit of chocolate at the end of the night.

so that is it for today.

that was my haul.

i hope you enjoyed and can find some of these things at a discount.

remember keep lists people.

keep a list of everything you need to buy at a particular space and then if they dont

have it on sale and you dont need it right away just keep it on your list.

so like today i needed Emergen-C , i didn't buy it because it wasnt on sale and its not

an urgent thing that i need.

so i hope this has been helpful.

i hope you have a great day.

again subscribe to my channel, Brie OCD go to my website brieOCD.com for organization

templates, food, meal prepping tips, recipes, and everything else! have a great day.

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Emmerdale's Faith Dingle drops knickers – and fans are disgusted by what they see

At the start of tonights episode, Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) was dealing with the fact that she was pregnant.

Emmerdale spoilers revealed Chas would find out the news and struggle with what to do.

But before she could think about it too much, her mum Faith (Sally Dexter) burst into the bathroom with some urgent business.

Faith announced she was desperate to use the toilet, much to the delight of Chas.

She told Chas: I dont share facilities if I dont have to.

Besides, the toilet paper is softer up here..

"That prosecco goes right through me like a hose" Faith Dingle As she settled down on the toilet and let loose, Faith said: That prosecco goes right through me like a hose. Chas didnt seem too bothered by it – but with viewers at home it was a completely different story.

One tweeted: Whoa! Whoa! The last thing I want to see is Faith whacking her draws down having a pee! Have some decorum, lady! Another said: Did I just really see Faith on the loo, complete with tinkling wee sounds? And a third complained: Oh my God did we really need to see Faith on the toilet?.

But others didnt care at all, saying: Hilarious how many people are horrified at Emmerdale showing faith on the toilet.

Forget violence, sex or acid attacks.

Everyday bodily functions are the most shocking sight possible! And someone else was ecstatic at the scene, joking: After seeing Faith and Chas in the toilet together, Emmerdale has finally let out the secret as to why girls always go at the same time! Its for one of them to get the results of a pregnancy test.

At last lads! We now know their secret..

Next week, Chas and Paddy (Dominic Brunt) both agree that having an abortion is their best option.

But when Chas finds out Paddy was secretly hoping for a different outcome, shes shocked.

Hes left deflated when she tells him she hasnt changed her mind, but will he come round to the same way of thinking? Emmerdale airs weeknights at 7pm on ITV.