Never Give Up My Desire

Advice Will Change Your Life | Jack Ma

2021-01-19T07:34:00.003-08:00

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So 25 years old

Don’t worry any

I think it’s important not to over react you can’t break the trend. You’ve got to clean up the land from Chemical contaminants. You’ve got to clean up the air you’re going to do it and a lot of Chinese will. Make a lot of money out of that there’ll be a lot of great new companies and they’ll be opportunities to import from other places yes, so can you discuss your theory of?

What you’re doing and other things in terms of whether it advances? equal opportunity and social solidarity tell them what you think is going to happen and. What other kinds of when your opening remarks you just said?

Technology is going to be active in this way in other areas of the economy. What do you think the next big opportunities are? but first

Tell them just in two sentences what you’re doing because Jack and I know and we haven’t been clear enough. Explain it and Explain how you think that Advances social solidarity and equality of opportunity our work is in the belief that access to health information is a basic human right and that lab information particularly because Lab data drives seventy percent of clinical decisions. I’m needs to be accessible to people before they’re sick.

So if you look at the word diagnosed in the dictionary today. It says to determine the presence of disease from symptoms which means by definition. We’re determining that people are sick. Once a disease has already progressed and our work is in being able to. Make lab testing accessible to people in time for therapy to be effected and. To do that in a way in which every person. Irrespective of their insurance status irrespective of where they live. Can afford the ability to get a test done so that means in our case we’ve invested the last 12 years in now developing hundreds of tests many of which are. Less than ten dollars so in two dollar tests in the United States. And I think one of the amazing things about this country is that we have such an incredible. Ecosystem for Fueling creativity and that creativity can create new markets so it answered your question about the market. Being able to conform itself to social good.

I think the creativity that goes into creating these new technologies. Creates new markets in and of themselves and our basic belief that is that those new markets come from? empowering individuals and in franchising individuals and trusting that individuals have the capability to engage with information and in accessing that information beginning to take control of their own outcomes and their own health outcomes and in doing so. Changing the way our healthcare system works. I think what this could mean

for Rural China, you know for Rural, India for native American reservations in America for the Mississippi Delta for the remote areas where all the jobs were lost from culture all of a sudden giving? people information and one of the most important things I think we did and my second term as president. And healthcare fund was developed as diabetes self-care program and all of a sudden. You could be Jacks company could be delivering the means to self-care based on your test I mean, I think that this is really this is a very big deal. We all want to live as long as well as we can and Gregg Benner was here. We were joking about whether wed make it to a hundred. But in the Meanwhile do you want to keep people healthy and if they’re sick you want to intervene early not late? Yeah well

And if you look at I mean the ability to engage with its information, we have a four trillion dollar

health care problem in this country 20% of it is type 2 diabetes which is reversible and we have 90 million Americans who do not know they are pre-diabetic.

But access to information and the ability to engage. With that information is the foundation for being able to change those outcomes and cost right?

One more factor than I want to call in Jack you founded this Company twelve years ago. Right tell them how old we were I was 19 so don’t worry about the future. Were in good hands, okay? I always think of a 19-1 where I am 90 have not the past examination for University yet, I filled a free times, but I think it were done. I’m not a good of schooling that why I give confidence to a lot of young people in China if Jackie Markham’s success can be. Successful 80% of that people can be successful people like her are jealous well.

Equality I would like to make a little bit cut technology helping because yesterday. I was joining the united un women conference about Gender equality and I think the first a technology revolution. Happened 200 years ago in the release the human body their arms stronger. The second technology revolution in the USA for energy you can last long but this technology of revolution relief release the brain. So this century is not a competition who is strong whose muscles are stronger this who is a smarter?

Who is up who can listen you? It’s the challenge of a wisdom so men women equal on the internet. You can never see he’s a woman a man and on the internet. Women can serve much better than men on the internet and a man talking about a business talking about you know numbers competition to make business very cold women they make business very cozy lifestyle and interesting 50% more than 50% of our shop owners want to have five million shop owners of women and people looked at me.

This is a great thing I see that this century. We see more and more women leaders on the state leaders the presidents and in the future were going to general scepter of your nation shall be a woman leader and this is the greatest century for equality and I feel excited about that when they ask you, I’m were almost out of time, but I one of the things that we haven’t talked enough about here.

And I just hear but generally. is whether the leap frogging we saw with cell phones. Which was instrumental in your phenomenal business?

Success and which will make it possible for you. At the appropriate time to do what you’ve done on a global scale into. Unimaginable in all of Human history for anybody to have any of their own health data. We haven’t we seen examples, but not the kind of dramatic Penetration we need. With energy and clean energy and enough and its short enough time. To avoid the worst consequences of climate change, so do you believe?

I mean your country has done more than anybody else to try to put up solar panels and some of your

Companies when it broke because you overdid it, right? Beforehand and you got to work out the phase-out of the coal the phasing in the sun and all that Meanwhile Africa which is growing like crazy because of the cell phone in no small measure and as six of the fastest growing countries in the world

Still has vast swathes of its land totally dark at night.

Do you believe that it’s possible for us to? Scale up with distributed. Solar power is rather than centralized as quick as we did with a cell phone and if so. And if that were your business if you had to quit what you’re doing today and start there? How would you do it and how would you do it?

At first I know that. You know I’m such a huge believer in technology, and I think especially right now.

Were at an incredible time in terms of new technology and the ability to apply technology in a scalable way. Towards solving some of these problems so I would look at it in the context of some of the renewable solutions that we already have and in the context of empowering. Connecting individuals with access to those solutions in the context of creating markets around them I think that there’s real

Opportunity to actually create an Ecosystem in which people can financially benefit from these solutions. And I think that’s going to drive an adoption. I think in developing economies. There’s a revenue stream associated with that and the more we can. Turn even already some of the technologies that we have. Into markets the more that we can fuel. I believe local growth and individual engagement in in beginning to adopt some of these solutions. Just related it would be jack you answer, and then I’ll ask you one final question yeah. I must don’t believe it. The technology can make war much better because people say China economy is getting slower I’m happy about a 7% even 5%

Even 5% of the GDP of the number of China the second large Economy is big enough but you don’t expect China keep on growing 11% because like a one body one human body when you’re 1.8 meters tall you cannot keep on like a 10 percent growth every year you have to grow the quality your mind of wisdom so I think China needs new technology to solve these problems and which. Today the Data the clean technology all these things that China is supposed to do if you keep on the tradition. That the old ways will go nowhere but this is why I feel excited because people ask me what is your dream now because I never thought I would be today I can sit here talking to president I’m like a guy you know on the street and like fill the three times for university five times for high key schools I applied for 10 times in Harvard school or rejected I never thought because of the technology because the internet gives me this opportunity, so I think when I retire I don’t want the Chinese people have a terrible water to drink and a save for food and people the money. We make or spend in a hospital. that’s disaster. So how we can using the technology to enable young people the greater chance of this world?

Don’t worry about we got 1.4 billion people who are born in 1980s. They are the people of the internet times they are going to have new ways to solve the world problems. The things you are worried about today because of it and a human being have these kind of worries for centuries. And young people can always solve it and today. We have a right direction clean energy. You know the climate change all these issues. They will be solved and these are the great opportunities ahead of us. Anything else I?

Agree with that. I think the more the more we can the more we can enfranchise people the more we can create ecosystems in which individuals are empowered than where we give rights to individuals to be able to build businesses to be able to. To pursue the economic benefit of technologies the more you see these markets change before they leave the stage I want you to look at them?

And I want you to think about the time we have had to spend here dealing with the refugee problems in Syria and Lebanon stand up Ellis. This is my friend. Elias musab. He’s the education minister in Lebanon. He’s got to educate all these kids and so he left a miracle that very much reflects the lives that

Elizabeth and Jack have lived he was at a very responsible position at the American University of Dubai.

They started bringing American scholars over there to live in an Arabic culture. He did all these wonderful things Lebanon gotten probably went home to save his country. What is the difference?

how much more could he and every smart Lebanese person do if they could focus on these things and

Why can he not?

Because the place is dominated by people who think their differences are more important than their common humanity and their common challenges. You cannot imagine Jack miles proud of being Chinese. I like that he’d never hit it. He’s happy about it out of product to be a global citizen - yeah

and I imagine Elizabeth proud to be a blonde haired Blue-Eyed American Techno Wiz from Northern California yes, but they don’t not a word either one of them has said has defined the meaning of their lives or the direction of their work with negative?

My friend Dikembe Moomba stand up. No you don’t stand up. It hurts too much you’re an old man. My 7-foot too rich fall friend was just inducted into the national basketball association Hall of fame and

the my family my whole family was and I. Have seen how much he is given back to his native country Congo which has been told troubles. I’ve known him a long time. We both went to Georgetown University Id id before he was born I think?

I’ve never heard him say a resentful thing about anybody. I have seen him give and give and give try to give the people in his native land opportunities. Why am I telling you this? He’s had a good life because

He never defined his life with negative reference to anybody else. He never regretted anybody else’s success. And he thought he had an obligation to help other people. I’m telling you. This is the we are back in a time of collective global insecurity. Where the main struggle is the oldest one in human history? just in Modern Techno realities meaning if you were trying to build the middle east you would think about our permanent sponsor here the ambassador from Oman?

Who tried to her government tried to help head off a calamitous war in the middle east over the nuclear issue in Iran?

We all pray to God that it will work out on and early to late. You look around all these places wherever

people are. Putting aside their differences and working together good things are happening

we cannot achieve economic or social equality without living in the factional realities of the world we face looking at the obstacles looking at the opportunities making the best decisions and those of us who

Even feel good about ourselves because we think we spend a lot of time giving our whole goal. Should be to work ourselves out of a job one of the things that. The Bill and Austin were sitting there with star key. They started giving away hearing aids, and then they decided. What we better teach these young people how to speak if they get the gift of hearing?

They’ll have to learn that so they got into the education business sunny got in the education business incited. Somebody ought to do something really dramatic to remind people that the only people that really matter the teachers so he gave the first global teacher of the year award last year and an. International panel gave the prize to a teacher from Maine who promptly gave the entire million dollars to her school. Woman never made any money in their life. She gave all the money away immediately

The future is going to be forged my people who think of how to use the modern tools. That we are given as Elizabeth and Jack have to create opportunity through empowerment and. It will not be a straight line. It’s too many moving parts. And but I just want you to think about that the reason you feel good looking at them is that you identify with them even though they’re different from you, and that’s basically where we are all over again, and we can’t slip back. We can’t give up that’s why we had the prime minister of Italy and George Soros talking about the future of Europe and George said it was coming apart and the prime minister said no. It doesn’t have to come apart if it’s about something more than economics. I thought it doesn’t have to come apart if you. Will it not to?

And you put yourself on the line for it. There are no guaranteed outcomes today. But you can guarantee that the trend is right?

So go ahead and were going to say something which I just wanted to add I mean if were talking about the future and and from my own experience and looking at all the faces here. I think a huge part of the answer to your question is also to raise our little girls with the stereotype they can be the best in engineering and science and math because when they do in all of these industries it changes everything and. We need to do that in this country, and we need to do that as parents in other countries. Yeah, I was thinking about if what you say I think about when you want when you talk about. Problems you normally is like a politician. We talk about opportunity that the businesspeople. I was thinking about

how we can using you know this all the problems that change the problem to come the opportunity and

I don’t know. I just feel excited when people talk about problems I Think think about if you can solve one of them that’s the chance and today. Nobody in live in this century has so many opportunities and so many. Tools they can use the change other peoples life

And I think in in the last century which I called it time this century is got a Dt. Ten Data technology. It is to Empower yourself make yourself strong Dt.

Is to empower the others when you empower the others you empower your future yourself?

So when I listen to talk I Agree, and I think that’s why we were born in this century. that’s why we

How we can use the internet to help more people?

It’s given my hand. Thank you

Jack Ma's Life Advice Will Change Your Life

2021-01-19T07:04:00.009-08:00

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So 25 years old

Don’t worry any

Mistake is that income is a wonderful revenue for you

so I tell myself and told my young people. Before 20 years old be a good student. Where do entrepreneur just to learn some experience before 30 years old?

Follow somebody

Go to a small company

Normally in a big company. It is good to learn processing you are a part of a big machine, But when you go to small company, you learn the passion you learn the dreams you learn how to do a lot of things at one time. So before 30 years old it’s not which company you go-its which boss you follow. It’s very important a good boss teach you differently and

Before from 30 to 40 years old you have to think very clearly. Were you working for yourself? if you really want to be interpreted when you’re 40 to 50 years old you. Have to do all the things that you are good at don’t try to drop into the new area It’s too late you may be successful, but the rate of dying is too big so 40 to 50 think about how can focus on things that you are good at but when you are 50 to 60 years old work for the young people.

Because young people can do better than you so rely on them invest on them making sure they’re good So when you s over 60 or so spend time for yourself on? the Beach sunshine

Right it’s too late way to change normally but I visit by a device to the young people twenty-five years old. Make enough mistakes. Don’t worry you fall. You stand up you fall your step enjoy it. I’m its only five years. Oh it. Enjoyed. The show in do it I?

Didn’t have a rich father tried three times for university all filled I Apply for however for ten times all filled. They’d only want to see me for the last time I went to the teachers college which was. Considered the third or four class of my fitting To apply jobs of Thirty times Ill reject it. It was so difficult at that time I was so frustrated because I taught in the university my pain was ten dollars a month. Because I could not find a good job in 1990 foot. Discussed that I’m going to do something called internet and 23 of them I guess that they said this is stupid idea we have never heard by the internet and you know nothing about computer and I never thought I was smart nobody believed that I could be successful.

Because everybody said well this guy thinks differently singer crazily you know they think about something never worked. I try to borrow 3,000 us daughter from the banks took me three months. But I still cannot get it we talked over 30 or 40 venture capitalists. Everybody said no forget it a Lot of people said Alibaba is a terrible model. As I said I believe it. I think this thing could be big I never thought you will be that big like today I believe that something, something is waiting for me there and I have to work hard to prove myself. That was the tough experience so we gather 50,000 us dollars from 18 fighters we started

For the first three years we do not have even one dollar revenue from our business. What’s not easy?

Why it keeps the going ahead? going forward because I received lots of email of thanks from the customers. They say this is such a great thing we cannot obtain you. But this things helped us if you keep on helping us one day you will be successful. And I believe this little by little we build up our business little by little were good about.

Ecosystem of the Infrastructure and now after 16 years we have a Alabama group who have a team or group?

We have a tar ball group where we pay and people said you are so smart, how could you make a company like that?

Bill Gates Warren Buffet the Jack Welch

Very page mark Zuckerberg the difference between those people and other people. They are always. Optimistic for the future they never complained they always tried to solve the problems of the others. When you’re up to Mr.. It’s always opportunity. People same here today, Jeff. Where is the opportunity I don’t have a job I don’t have this I don’t have a debt. We are at them back to time of the century the best assets. You have is that you are young. Don’t complain let the other people complain. The opportunity Lie always lies where people complain think about how you can make things different is there anything I can do that make the difference and.

Then when you think about this study do it I saw a lot of people young people have fantastic ideas every evening. But in the morning they go to the opposite again being entrepreneur you have to do the things before the other people. Do you have to wake up before the other people wake up you have to be more brave than the others?

Use your instinct everything you do is to the need of the customer. To everybody to any person tomorrow is new. Make the move make the action. Whether investors believe it is or not whether your friends believe it or not whether your parents believe it or not that’s not important. You believe it your team believe it and work day and night on this that how the things happens. Make enough mistakes. You fall you stand up any mistake. Is that income is a wonderful revenue?

Don’t worry about the money follow the people should follow the dreams If you have a dream just to go ahead I Think nobody can conquer the world we only can serve the world. Either work for the others or work for yourself, and I choose the way work might for myself. Working for myself that means working for the society if you really want to work with yourself. Think about the others because only when the other people are successful when the other people are happy you’ll be successful. You will be happy I think today people worry a lot about the world about the economy China economy in the world and I’m a very optimistic.

When people start to worry that that is the opportunity is but I worry about the blood testing and she created. Good things and I think great innovations. Great Company’s always happening in the tough times. Lives like the music you have a pivot down you have a longer shot nodes. And I like the American movie life life is like a box of chocolate you never know what you’re going to get right?

So I’m pretty optimistic. The opportunity in the future for equality is huge because in the in the last Century the it is for big companies the globalization is for big companies. But now with the technology we can serve those 80% of the companies that never been served. We can serve the 80% of the young people that never serve. Technology for internet is so cheap so easy to use one of the reasons why we grow in China e-Commerce so fast much faster than the us because our. Infrastructure of Commerce in China was too bad. Why it is too bad something happening goes today? We are working on the rural areas of China. I can never imagine that China,

But 800 million people still live in the rural areas of Farmers and They’re about close to 200 million people they are incomes less than one dollar per day and before the internet its. Impossible for these guys to reach the PC because it’s so difficult even people like me. I don’t know how to use in PC.But now 80 stand up the farmers those will be using mobile phones when have the mobile phones the internet. The Data things change it a lot, so I’m excited about the future people always worry that’s the you know. I love the young kids sitting there and talking about the dream their hopes because if they have the hope we have the hope that what I believe and. Let’s just take

What you do?

And I loved every description. I’ve ever heard you about how you serve people and. Your story about the. Bamboo farmers and your wife and her friends. Its tangles, but where’s this going?

What are you going to do?

What are your plans?

To maximize the use that people in remote rural areas of China. Can make of their cell phones besides ordering your projects, how are you going to get it?

Are you going to get them in the banking system through cell phones?

We never know that we can’t grow so fast the path to five miles we covered 4500 Villages and

These people not only they a using very. Traditional way that it takes them like two of we went to the rural area it took them the farmers two hours to work to the downtown in in the middle of the town and buy things but today. Because the mobile phone and we deliver we can deliver things to their home to their Village within 72 hours. I remember there’s a, well, last week. I read a very interesting if this is chant amazing. There is a girl she told me a story. She said her grandfather 92 years old birthday and for his life. He always wanted to try one. Western-Style food. But he lived in the rural areas. There’s no such restaurant food. So she said I tried on the internet booked a restaurant dinner for Western food delivered to that village. And finally, immediately find one restaurant there are three guys they took like a three-day bus from the from Shanghai to that Village made a Italian spaghetti and beef for them for the 92 Years old birthday.

And whole Village was excited everybody says wow you can order food, West-Western-style food so you can buy almost everything and also we are helping there a lot of Farmers they plant love apples Great apples, But 90% of the apples route it because there’s nobody by Allah they normally buy by track you know if you sell the apples this our whole track and using a traditional way, they can they can sell by whole basket of the apples, but now because of the internet the sell by one by one each apple to sell $1 o in a 190 or 200 for each so the farmers of the using internet they can buy and sell. Using a mobile phone that change their lives, and I think it’s exciting.

And people need examples when they see well the other my neighbors maker made money through online to selling things my neighbor made you know by much interesting things online people start to learn and. More people started by the mobile phones we cannot have we cannot make all the factory the mobile factories. To sell phones to them only they know the mobile phone really works helping change their lives is to divide Mobile phones. Just one more question and then do you think this will make?

the current problems like a current problem in China less likely that is if. We’ll have more market information in the market will drive where the investment goes. Instead of the government trying to make judgments about I better build another housing development, or office development here there yonder.

And you wind up with a bubble well it comes from the bottom up is it more likely that fewer bad things will happen.

yeah, they know, I think the last week I was in Seattle discussing about the China ah mummy. I think the you American people worry too much about the China economy well, you see. Every time where you start to worry about the china China goes better every time you think Chinese are in problem. You know were good. You know well get better, but we never say however you have a high expectation trying to always a problem. Like a parents of the expectation of the kids you know at the same

But there’s a big difference between the American consumption because people say wow you know the economy is bad. So China consumption will be good look no totally different. You American love to spend it tomorrows money and. The other people’s money maybe all maybe the Kudus money we Chinese love to save money. We are probably the largest. Country under the safe deposit in the whole world that will people because we’ve been poor for so many years when we meet money. Were put in the banks because Sunday. We know the disaster is coming so we can spend the money. So when the economy’s bad. We still have the money to spend you guys probably don’t you worried?

and the second thing is the China being if marketing China being focusing on developing for path to 30 years China government, so strong on.

Investment so strong on exporting but they are too weak on the domestic consumption domestic consumption is not driven by governments driven by entrepreneurship. Driven by the market not the government, so in the past two years past 20 years government is so strong. Now they get a week. It’s our opportunity. It’s our show time. To see the market economy.

Entrepreneurship how we can develop the real? consumption I think we’re if the China developed a great consumption we have a 300 million Middle class in next 15 to 20 years. We’re going to have been a middle class. We need to import a lot so when we start to import? that’s a great. It’s going to I worry a lot when we act when we export. We’ve got a terrible sky. We have a terrible water we have a terrible environment when we start import we got to be better. So that’s all the great opportunity guys be happy about that. I’m serious. Were that serious. I’m them. We worry about yourself. Don’t worry the reason some of them to worry about China is we depend on you to buy our debt. However, I tried to be more Chinese when I was president. I saved a lot of money, so good, but I just wanted you to say that because I really believe that I mean, I think you’re absolutely right the Trend toward greater internal consumption is I think will remain unbroken. In spite of whatever the difficulties are in the next few months.

Jack Ma on the China Opportunity at Gateway '17

Jack Ma on the China Opportunity at Gateway '17 -Learning English

2021-01-19T06:12:00.011-08:00

This video for sharing information only, it's not for commercial (non profit). This is of Alibaba Executive Chairman Jack Ma explains why now is the time for U.S. small businesses to enter the China consumer market.

We they are women we have more than 33 percent of the senior management of women is going to be very powerful including first century because last century people compared about a muscle this entry people compared about wisdom about the user friendliness so I’m at very happy these days I see a lot of women entrepreneurs here especially on the internet people really don’t care your men and women they care whether you serve people better or not whether you care people better or not so place special attention hi as many women as possible this is what we did in our company and this is the secret sauce I want to share with you the other thing I want to say please rediscover China before I talk about China I will show you a shot video just a few seconds to see how China changed in past the 30 years ago Shanghai was nothing are just a piece of you know a farmland but within 30 years China made city like Shanghai like this we have a lot of cities like that developing the pasture 30 years grow so tremendously when we came here people prepare some videos I asked a lot of Americans what do you think about China ting hmm panda bicycles great walls Tai Chi I think nobody things China has changed we from nobody today become the second largest economy of the world thanks to the globalization thanks to America thanks to Europe thanks the peoples hard-working and partners 1972 when Nixon and Mao Zedong signed agreement opened the chapter of the political partnership between China and the USA China did grow very fast people like me.

I was born a Hanzo the city where Nixon visit in 1972 I was like eight years old because of that council become an open City because of that we have a lot of American tourists to come to hang so I start to learn English giving free tool to those American visitors and I learned to think different because everything I learned from the books are so different from the face I heard from the American visitors I know there’s a world that is totally different than the other side of the world in the past thirty years China embraced the change in the past 30 years China take the position to open and to reform in the past 30 years China open globalization which today I think globalization was the name created by Americans but today the American don’t like the globalization we start to like it and China also embrace the Internet if America was a country of wheels China today is a country on the internet or on the mobile phones and China start to learn from America in the past of the years we learn for America we learn from Europe we learn from America with great appreciation people like me I’ve never got a one day training America but I believe I know much about American that most of the Chinese maybe more than some of the Americans.

I respect the culture we learn today in China in Beijing Shanghai Guangzhou big cities where you pick up 100 young people you will find 80 of them can speak at least 50 in Greece words if you go to Washington New York San Francisco if you pick up a 100 young people in America how many of them can speak more than 10 Chinese words except from a Chien where you learn when you embrace the change you have the chance people start to complain about globalization I think globalization nobody can stop it will continue do the only thing is that how you can change yourself to embrace it and our China manufacturers going good it’s doing pretty good in the past 30 years because the Chinese manufacturer study American consumers the child making sure the American European the global consumers love their products this is China has changed but I think America is a great country American Dreams the Alibaba dream was get from the.

American Dreams 1985 I learned so much I read so many books I read the GE way I understand the eBay I understand IBM all the things we try to learn and that’s the 30 years China is going to be much faster growth pasture 30 years American economy was the engine of the global economy I believe the next 230 years American steel will be the leading economy engine of the globe economy but China is going to be another big engine for the global economy China is shifting from exporting to importing we have 1.4 billion people we have a more than 300 million middle class you know how many people traveling Chinese people traveling around the world every year last year nearly a hundred fifty million Chinese people traveling outside China a hundred fifty million people this is a movie nation around the world and in next 10 15 years China is going to have 500 to 600 million middle class the demanding for high quality products high service products is huge and I would say that think about what does that mean well if I you know how many cities in America has more than 1 million population you know any of you can how many cities in China has more than 1 million population a hundred and a 2 1 million population in China is like a village when America is a big city mine city has only eight point six million people its ranking nothing in China but the demanding population middle class means so much imagine the Chinese government advanced that in next five years they are going to import 8 trillion US dollars.

what has a trade US dollars mean I think China will import much more than a trade at least 10 trillion US dollars in extra five years you know how many pigs Chinese eat every year 600 million pigs a year luckily peep to Mabini eating pigs that a pig eating human beings 600 million pigs how many chickens we eat 7 billion chickens a year so the numbers are scary but what does that mean that means past 30 years the American population middle class they change the whole world economy next to 30 years the China the growing market they are going to fundamentally change the landscape of the economy China is going to buy a lot of things because if we do not start to buy good products China is going to be a

much more pollute to the country we have terrible air we have a terrible soil we have a terrible water if we do not learn to buy things we are going to be in big trouble so a trillion dollars means that the Deut the number of last year’s American exploitation to China takes about 70 years to build because to manufacture so this is what we see China is going to be the world largest consumption places and that

engine is going to drive the world economy but the other thing is what does that mean to SME I think this is a good opportunity for small business in the past years big companies of America already all over China all of the world so in China you see almost all the big American companies there but we need more small business the next amount of importing to China export to China this opportunity belongs to small business.

I’m encouraging all the government should set special free critias owns for small business because we have every country set small business is important every country in those small companies are the driver of employment everybody knows imports Mobiles so good but not every government really settle roots all the free trader zones are designed for big companies big companies can go import export receive money quickly small business not a goddess chance farmers never got this chance so next 20 years let’s build up a system specifically setting for small business and this is why I’m flying all around

the world last year 870 ours met meeting more than 40 government senior leaders and this year I’m going to fly more than 1000 hours.

Continue to evangelist because if we believe it we have to make it happen so please view China as an opportunity I’m so happy about President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump the wonderful dialogue they had because the two market if they connected 30 years ago American did help China a lot Nexus it ears china market need a lot of American small parts a lot of products and made in America the products the quality the service you guys here are visited Lee the booth beautiful products we Chinese consumers are crazy about that we need that so how can you do business with China first doing business is never easy don’t tell me today doing business is more difficult never be easy but today you should in the in the past 30 years doing visiting for import/export you go to the trader shoes now you have to moving online as I said China has become a country on the internet on the mobile phones and we company our company we ourselves last year is 12 its 11 percent of the total China retail online and offline combined together and I tell you that November 11 that is the single estate we created for the world for the consumers last year one day alone we sold 17.8 - US dollars and a few days ago June 18th we sold two million lipsticks with less than 10 minutes so everything goes on so quick and fast and latter two days ago we sold 200 tons of milk powder with the less than five minutes so people started shopping online as I said 200 million people start to shopping through a mobile phone every day

and we are delivering for our company alone we’re helping delivering over 60 million packages per day which we will see that in ten years the world in China the largest company would deliver at least 1 billion packages predict so this is how the world changed doing business if you use the traditional way I don’t think you will work if he’s using the Internet there’s a better way for take for example Indian the government England.

Governor Sir Jack we want to make 50% or 60% of the Indian people have a bank on my suggesting is that if you’re using the traditional banking system it wont work so we give our technology mobile payment less than two years we have two hundred and fifty minute Indian people using mobile payment today that in the English so think about internet is the opportunity for small business do not think about Internet is just their e-commerce think about internet business its better do not think only thing about a cell you should find you design or let some people in France design that people in China manufactured let some people in the Indian D in the Africa to get the raw materials so small business remember past 20 years only multinational companies are able to have this kind of international business ecosystem today with the internet we are able to do this and it’s the opportunity everything a big companies can do in the past 30 years today small business can do it in the past 20 years big companies they have all the money to do the it after all the money had a lot of offices around the world today small business using

internet any business you can do things the same in a very cost-effective way as I want to share with you is global by global cell is going to be happy in next 10 years so think about anybody in America if you want to buy things online you know buy a semi in Norway you want to buy some coconuts in in Thailand within 72 hours you receive it.

Our goal is trying to making sure that in next 10 years anywhere anybody in the world if you place an order online within 72 hours you will receive it and we were making sure the government will try to make policies for small business to import and export freely and easily people may not believe it I tell you two years three years ago the Prime Minister of Canada it came to my office and say hey Alibaba can you help us selling some the Canadian seafood I see what seafood some people say Lobster so we tried to sell lobster on November 11 that year for a one day was sold 997 thousand live lobsters within 72 hours from Canada to China femoris and almost the three weeks there is no lowest in Canada Market the first time we helped American farmers selling the chair Washington stated cherries was funny because at the USA embassy to China came to us it can help us to sell the cherries was a yes so we place the order online and the cherries do on the trees where we got the cherries well we get orders people start to pick up the cherries and delivery within 72 hours cherries will pick Santa China distribute into eighty thousand families and funny thing is that we’ve got a lot of complaints next a few days the complete was such a great such great cherries such a great price why we cannot abide it so they want to buy more so I think the domain is huge where you got one point four billion people you probably cannot you only have a 300 million people one point four oh my god it’s a lot of people and doing business it’s never easy try to learn it’s not that difficult do the e-commerce if Jack mod can do e-commerce you definitely can do it I’m for sure a good thing is that today we are using mobile phones we are not using computer is very complicated mobile phone buying a cell is easier we hope one day with the mobile phone if you have if you plant potatoes you can sell potatoes to anywhere in the world with the mobile phones if you have if you have a car you can Buber anywhere so this is what we envision in next 250 years china internet e-commerce business partner will be everywhere and people always scared is that is will be cheated oh is that anything that scare me small business you have nothing to lose.

Don’t worry about the only thing you worry about is lose the opportunity if you’re losing china if you’re losing developing pension to Asia if you lose in the tonight ecommerce you will lose the hope lose the future Marco Polo 1000 years ago he came to China it took him eight two years to walk from Europe to China and from China to Europe another 80 years today eight seconds you can go to China a hundred million times because Internet at that time Marco Polo came to China there are a lot of you know terrible things happen on the way today there’s nothing that has happened so please catch up this opportunity the thing the thing I want to tell you here is that don't miss this chance this chance is going to be changed and I think most of the small business will be globalized if you are not a globalized business small business you will out of business I’m not scaring you guys because you have to think out of the box you have to do business because you’re small you are unique because you’re small it’s difficult for you to compete locally because if you use the internet you can compete globally so don’t miss opportunity catch the opportunity what Alibaba want to do is we want to build up the platform we want to enable you with the with the finding consumers enable you finding the business partners enable you to solve the money receiving problems the payment problems and logistic problems and computing capability problems but don’t rely on say oh is that mean I have to use the Alibaba no not necessarily using any Internet services any e-commerce company then can help you to sell your things outside do

not think oh I rely on Alibaba rely on any ecommerce Internet companies that you think it is helpful to you so but we commit that we will do a bad job finally let’s talk to our young people the artificial intelligence is coming as robots is going to replace enough jobs but.

I’m a building on a belief that 30 years later this new technology is going to create more jobs than today every technology revenue comes the kill jobs and then 30 years later those people who understand acknowledge who change themselves they start to make more jobs so pay attention to the kids’ education machine is going to be smarter but human beings are always wiser so try to teach your kids to be more creative to be more innovative because only those people who are creative innovative then they can survive and let our kids spend more time on doing e-commerce because doing e-commerce is about respect the other culture doing e-commerce is about a communication spending more time on doing business online rather than only on chat box and on emails by the way I have a one thing I noticed it is so difficult to convincing successful people one of the reasons why Alibaba succeed because 10 years ago we focus on those young people who are 18 years old 20 years old because they are not successful if we help them spending time with them for 10 years they will be successful but those people who are very successful they will give you 100 reasons why we should not take this out new innovations so spending time on the future and making sure that generation I noticed that many Americans senior people they spend a lot of time on standing receive emails young people using the WeChat and chapter on the mobile phones this is the generation change so the generation change is going to be scary

let’s make it up and also please use the Internet.

Psmart date you up thank you very much okay Jack I know I’m not Charlie Rose but I want to ask you a couple quick questions if that’s okay you’re not done yet you’ve got thousands of business owners in this audience thousands of entrepreneurs what do you want them to take away from this experience yeah don’t miss the opportunity I think the next 30 years is the opportunity for people like us the big companies they have to looking for a way to survive but we have to look away to expand our business to finding more partners and I think China is the best opportunity Internet is the best opportunity don’t miss it this is what I want to say just try to learn just like when I open the Internet my friend is

the others say Jack just to type in the word it’s not a bomb so go do business and I’m dying to know what’s next for Jack Ma um I would go back to teach uh at Harvard they will be begging I’m sure I think that I would go back to teach in the entrepreneur school sure we’ve done the 1001 mistakes and I also would love to spend more time on the things I like the Environment Protection all these things because I don’t think next to five years.

I’ll be strong or ten years I’ll be strong enough to operate to govern such a big economy we should leaving more opportunities for young people and I think the world belongs to the young people the world belongs to those people below 30 years old the company who are below 30 employees so I want I want to do the things that I’m good at that is being a teacher well were glad that you didn’t make it into the police department or KFC and we thank you so much for sharing your wisdom and giving us an opportunity to learn about how to do business in China thank you so much jack law for this event thank you very much thank you

Jack Ma on the China Opportunity at Gateway '17

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Thank you good morning I was there listening to the wonderful speakers all they tell all the things they talked about reminds me in the past 18 years 18 years ago in my apartment I told the 18 founders that one day we were beautified this side would be the top ten sides of the world and we were beautiful company then can last a hundred and two years and people say why a hundred and two years because our company was born in 1999 last year we had one year this century will finish 100 years and next century we have a 1 year 102 means cross 3 centuries when every go you give to your team should be very accurate if you say ah this company going to last a hundred years nobody take it seriously because every company say we wanted last a hundred years so number you give the team should be very accurate we took the video when I talk to the 18 founders and today when I watch the video a lot of people say well since we don’t have anything to do when you see 102 years of big 10 sides that should do it very few people believe that we will make it happen because we don’t have a high resumes right I graduate from a hundred Teachers College and most of my colleagues and 18 fighters there were my students my friends we are none of them are very successful amount 18 people there are only three people who know something about computer the rest of 15 people know nothing about computer nothing about Internet we had no money 18 people gather fifty thousand dollars and we had a no relationship none of us from rich family or powerful family.

we saw government office background we don’t have a great talent so I told the team that guys if we can be successful 80% of the young people in the world can be successful because at that time China had a note the internet was so backward nobody believed ecommerce in China nobody believed Internet people say China will not develop Internet and China will not have become because you don’t have a credit card system you don’t have logistics you’d have this you don’t have that but I think someday China will have if we started due to now if we prepare for 10 15 years the day that ecommerce in China would woman so that was the arm that was the thinking at the beginning and 30 years ago I was considered I mean in my early 30 years I was considered to be a loser um I remember that you know I apply University for three times all filled and I after you know the first year when I finished University up high school filled in examination for university I went apply for a job in a police station five classmates we went there four of them accepted and I was rejected and one of them one of the folk were rejectedtoday is my chief step he’s been working in the in the in the police for 20 years he's excellent policeman but when we talk about this he always say well the day when we apply for the being a policeman you’re rejected they feel very proud but they say hey Jack you know you don’t have a chance and the second the thing I remember very well you handled the first of all staff hotel in my city was built my cousin and I waited for two hours in a half in a very hot summer in order to apply job being a hotel waiter after interview my skull was much better than my cousin after interview my cousin was accepted and I was rejected reason is he was taller and more handsome thirty years later today he is still working that Hotel in a round jury room and I changed my life and the other thing is as true twenty four of my friends we went for apply job in a in a KFC and 23 accepted I was the only guy rejected I don’t know why but they say you know I don’t have it so I thought maybe the God said we should do things yourself because I get used to be rejected even to today most of the times when we fill and we do not achieve something I say well get used it we are the people have to learn we get used to be rejected we get used to be the days nobody come to help us support us we should not get used to be successful when we succeed on something we always feel very proud and honored and thankful even June 1999 Joe and I are Sift and vice-chairman and I.

we took him to Silicon Valley and asked for venture capitalists support we were rejected by more than 30 venture capitalists people even did not want to listen to a talk they say hey you 18 guys none of you guys have a high resumes none of you guys your jewelry is he grabbed it from you but the other 18 guys we don’t have any background and the started way of telling me the top 10 websites want to make a count company lost 102 years and will be duly Commerce in China people say this guys are crazy but we started with a 50,000 US dollars and then I think two years later Harvard came they want to write a case study they spend one week write a loss the case study and talk to me say Jack this is your company I read a case study say no this is not my company this is what we want to do he said this is what this is your company you just did not realize that oh I think okay it is my company and the next six years they put the case study in many universities in Beijing to study that they always put Alibaba and our competitors together every time I was invited sitting at the back of the classroom listen to the people talking about my company for six years every time they say Alibaba would die that competitor will win and six years later all the competitors died with two surviving the reason we do that not because were expert of Internet not because were smarter were not smart people but we are very optimistic we believe in the future we believe in Internet and we believe that if we do not succeed somebody will and we know that.

we have to be humble we have to serve our customers the investors may not like us if the customers like us we have the futures right most of the company died not because they don’t have money because they have too much money and we didn’t have a plan you know I understand a lot of venture capital say Jack what is the business but I said I don’t want a business a plan so how can I give you money if you don’t have business plan and my answer is how can your giving you business plan of internet e-commerce in 1999 the only thing is how can use the internet to support this to support the customers and understand the customers make the customer successful we know only our customers success to succeed we will be successful so this is how we did it and I really am very thankful America 1995 a cuestas fear to discover the internet and year 2001 2002 and the internet or bubble bursted I was happened to be yet again in my home in my friend’s home I watched a wonderful movie called Forrest Gump I liked the sentence it reminds me not every time when I have a problem I could tell myself this is what Forrest Gump said he said life is like a box of chocolate you never know what you can get and I find the forest God made a fortune by catching shrimps not catching wills so helping small business will make me like a Forrest Gump first come just to keep on running be simple serve the people that was the what I learned and also I think the very important is after so many years.

I learned I keep on telling myself I want yesterday I told you and today I want to tell you again at the entrepreneur you leave every day is difficult today is very difficult tomorrow it’s much more difficult believing the day up tomorrow that day is a very beautiful that most people die two more evening if you don’t work hard we don’t see the sunshine and people say how could you inspire people when days are so bad we hide people who are very self-motivated don’t hire people who are very sort of complaining as a leader you should never complain if you complain nobody will follow you nobody love to follow a leader who complain a lot and we have to be optimistic I’ve been lucky enough to see to meet so many great business leaders in the world I find all of them they are very optimistic I found all of them never complain and I found all of them want to making sure that their team are better 18 years later now from 18 founders now we got the more than 50,000 people and from my apartment we got a lot of campers today and we have achieved over 550 billion US dollars sales last year and we also have more than half billion users using our services in China alone and every day more than 200 million people shopping

through a mobile phone on our site and one thing you believe or not I just don't understand there about more than 60 million people browser our-our-our through mobile phone every night we ought to buy anything and we also created more than search more than 33 million jobs this is what with you for China business what with you most products our goal is that we’ve got bigger even crazy with yesterday I told you by year 2036 we tried to build economy that be the world fifth largest economy well our GME last year.

We are ranking number two D 122 in the world in next 2-3 years we want to be the fix in the fifth largest economy we want to support 2 billion consumers we want to create a hundred million jobs for the world we want to support 10 million business be profitable on our platform this is what we want to do and by the way there are a lot of stories about us a lot of books telling about us we know I never write a book by myself because I think when I start to buy my own write my own autobiography that means I’m getting old the book I want to write about one day is about Alibaba 1001 mistakes we made so many mistakes and the mistakes that we learned are the best assets we have ah we made all customers down the only financing on the HR on the marketing and on the competition we have a lot I tell you when story was very interesting its its every startup at the beginning where you want to be global you have the same thing well we started all the above our b2b we want we are helping small business to selling things across the board so we think of turn the where which country has the best technology on the internet we say USA if we are helping international trade international trade you need English which country has a very good English USA and which country has most of the import-export business USA so we say hmmm that means we should put a leave of the headquarter or at least a big office in America so we decided to build up a huge office in San Francisco when we arrived in a San Francisco.

We found something wrong because it is so difficult to high people who know trade in the Silicon Valley San Francisco so we start of high people from a Miami from New York all arriving and to San Francisco after one month two months we realized something wrong when we have like a 30 people in our steppers in Silicon Valley office because those people they know trade but they don’t know anything about the Internet those people who know about Internet they do not do anything about the trade and the other thing frustrated us is that it was a beautiful story at that time because we say China in a day time us is the evening USA in the daytime Chinese are evening so people working they time to send email there so next day they can keep continue work it’s a beautiful story but do not a workout I find out when later we find out that those people who know trade do not necessary have to know English or at least their English terrible that’s fine people know understand what you are talking about we do not need English experts to do import-export so were know something wrong we say we have to shut down the office and we I told the team the 30 people say were going to shut down you want to get a cash all you want to get Alibaba here if you want to get a cash three thousand dollars like a two or three thousand dollars each person if you want to get a shirt one stents two cents per sure you get options everybody say give me cash no shares.

They all went home happily with $3,000 so we have a lot of mistakes we made a lot of colleagues also made mistakes we survived Alexei we suffer were not successful we will never say alley banana Baba will never say were a successful company because we will not see success until we survive a hundred two years we just to finish 18 years there another 84 years ago the next 84 years anything could happen so we will never see where succeed because every time I think most people here you know at the same feeling when you get a feeling of the successful problem comes right so I hear some of the tips why we survive first we have to believe in the future we have to love the jobs we do we have to love our customers so if you don’t have the vision for the future peep it’s difficult for a team to have a team work do not hire people for you to work hi people to work for the vision you agree on together especially young people my advice if you are 20 years old please join a good company find a good boss to learn how to be how to do business if you are 30 years old try if you want to do something yourself try to do something yourself when you are 40 years old please do something that you are strong at and good at when you’re 50 years old please spend time for the young people giving chance for young people why you’re still strong when you’re 16 years old better spend time with the grandchildren on the beaches this is generally speaking and this is something that everything you do you have to love it if you do not like the things you know you’re doing you are soaked I mean you’re live facing trouble right sec is that try to build a good team what is a good team name the good team does not make you high excellent of people from Harvard or from a multinational five hot watching five fortune 500 countries or companies I remember when we raised the five first to five million US dollars we think ha now we have money from fifty thousand dollars to five million dollars so we should hide great people we hide close to ten excellent the vice presidents for a many multinational companies one of the guys who are the marketing expert vice-president of a big company he gives me a business plan a marketing plan twelve million US dollars and I say hey we only have five million dollars how could you give me a business plan for two you know for next year’s budget to marketing twelve minutes its a jack I never make any plan below twenty million dollars hide the right people not necessary the best people the best people is always you train them not there’s no best people in the market the best people is out for you is always you train yourself so as I say if you’re high the people who are very good not suitable to you it’s just like you are putting a boy seven four seven engine into a poor tractors neither of them are happy the Boeing set the engine is not happy the project is not happy so find the right people and the other thing.

I want to say is that making sure that you focus on the product and services your vision designs what kind of people are joining you but what kind of people joining you with decide the product and services as the Chairman as the CEO at the founder of the company you have to be sure your customer are happy with the program service I know nothing about it I hate high-technology because people like me when were here by the high technology we are scared but when we want to get a government support with our government we are high technology but when we tell the consumers users say this is so simple so I was for the first two years I was the product tester of Alibaba website because I know 80% of the people in the world of on the business world like me we just want to

have a dump click get what I want so many of the times when the engineers designed some wonderful software’s they feel excited and I would test it if I cannot use it just to throw into the rubbish if I can use it I believe 80% of people can use it so this is this is what I think is input the fourth important for start-up remember always customer number one employees number two shareholder number three if you put its the customer pay you the money it’s the employees that their creation they’re innovating make the customer happy I believe if the customer happy in price happy the shareholders will be happy I don’t like Wall Street put the cups put the shareholder number one where shareholder put number one people start to cheat number five as the startup please stay focused I find a lot of startups they want there are so many dreams they change it dreams every day if there are nine rabbits on the ground if you want to catch one rabbit don’t change the rabbit change yourself right remember that nine rabbits you have to stick to one rabbit and cute that rabbit you got it don’t change the rabbit all the time you will get nothing so embrace the change and change yourselves well the sex the next thing I want to share with you want to tell you about the world is has changed the world is changing there be very fast don’t complain about a chance because your complain it changed you don’t complain the changes and when I was young I don’t like a Bill Gates I don’t like Microsoft I don’t like the Oracle because I think these guys taking all of my jobs taking all of my opportunities when you are tiny young you want to compare yourself to Bill Gates Larry Ellison you will be very disappointed it’s better for you to compare to your neighbors how can you learn from them why barber wash yeah.

I went to Detroit past two days I found a lot of barber shops here I don’t know what where you have open a barber shop you have the check why mgr. wall shop better than Toms there must be things inside you have to learn where is the opportunity always exists in the place where people complain if you can solve the complaining problems that is the best opportunity the world has changed I say we are in a very critical period of technology revolution every technology revolution the first 50 years are critical the first technology revolution the first 250 years are very important about the first 250 years the first 20 years are the technology next 30 years about application of the technology so in the first technology revolution if yet if you are the first company using the steam machines you’ll be successful the second technology revolution is year the company using electricity sooner faster and quicker than you will be successful this technology revolution if you are the company embrace the change see the future change yourself you might have a better chance so why I say the world is dangerous I say the first attack knowledge caused world war one second technology revolution caused to world war ii now we are entering the third technology revolution its going to be tough if we do not fight against the same enemy poverty disease environment the what the human being is going to be big trouble so we have to be sure we have to understand the future and the other thing is that I want to say people don’t like globalization I am a strong believer of globalization.

I’m a strong believer of free trade the past 20 years globalization was designed for big companies in 200 years ago globalization was controlled by few emperors and kings in the past 20 years globalization was controlled and manipulated by sixty thousand big companies young people had no chance small business and no chance women had a no chance developing countries had a no chance so but even that past 20 years the world economy grow very fast because of globalization what if we can support six minutes 60 minutes more business they can go global they can buy and sell that thing will change very fast so I think whether things is changing so fast everybody here every other jump you have to think about this what does this change mean to me to my kids what should I change myself to meet the changes what kind of things I should do about it.

So I recommend to many government offices and I also would love to share this idea with many entrepreneurs here remember pay special attention to next 30 years in the past 20 years we have a Google we have Amazon with a Facebook of Alibaba with all the exits that all the companies but the next 30 years those pure Internet company will win that’s the city years adult company who can make use of the Internet using Internet so well those companies will win so please pay special attention to the next 30 years please pay special attention to those people what below 30 years old today they’re about 1.7 billion people in the world using Internet and most of those people are below 30 years those people who are below 30 years old they are the internet generation they are the generation going to change the future please pay attention to those companies who have less than 30 employees because small companies will be the future and small companies will be the companies of 21st century I’m a strong believer of that because in the past 100 years industry period everything is about amount size standardizations next 30 years the world is shifting from standardization to personalization’s so big companies is going to face huge challenges small guys we have a problems but these big fat guys they have a big problems that we have and if you want to be a successful people an entrepreneur remember you need IQ EQ and l Q what is l Q is Q of love if you want to be successful you should have EQ this way of EQ you know how to deal with people but if you do not want to Phil you should have the IQ may not be used your team I’m not a guy that have high IQ but my team do have very high Q when we have a lot of a high IQ guys they need a people like me with good EQ things and I help you the pure of love is about a care for others where you care for others last century the IT in able yourself this century the DT the data time vapor technology is to enable the others so when you pay special attention to Nexus it ears people who are below thirty years old company below thirty people please also pay special attention to women women care for the other people much more than men care for themselves more than women’s one of the secret sauce for Alibaba is that we have more than 48 percent of the men of the people in the company.

The City Of God Kings | Angkor Wat ! Timeline (g done)

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Lost Worlds travels to each site and through high-end computer graphics, lavish re-enactment and the latest archaeological evidence brings them to stunning televisual life. From the 900-year-old remains of Angkor Wat in the Cambodian jungle the staggering City of the God Kings is recreated. From Project Troia, in North West Turkey, the location of the biggest archaeological expedition ever mounted the lost city is stunningly visualized and finally from Persepolis the city and the great Persian Empire are brought to life.

Next in number detent and freshwater congas the prawns of char and weigh as much as half a kilo Apiece Crocodiles their ice large as boats Apart from fish the Staple diets like most of Asia was rice addy Fields need a plentiful supply of water to ensure a healthy crop When the founding Ruler Jaya Varman arrived at Angkor there were already peasant Farmers cultivating ancient Rice fields But from the 9th to the 13th centuries successive. God kings ordered thousands more acres of jungle to be cleared for rice production Water had to be cleverly harnessed to irrigate the New Fields If the system failed the very survival of the kingdom would be at stake Well maintained canals were also crucial to uncle Every day tons of heavy stones for the construction of temples will be transported by canal from the Coulomb field Planning expert Jaga believes the success of Angkor is due to the elaborate system of interconnecting waterways You are tanks of ponds which are dead to keep also this water and you have some canonization this royal palace is full of small Canalization the City is full of channels and the outside theatre is also full of big channels this systems Which are different level of scale they must have been connected to each other? It was the Khmer’s ability to harness water that made them unique While the Dutch were experimenting with their first canals the Khmer were already past masters The most recent excavation by jacques osha reveals the complexity of Khmer water management within the Royal city his surveys have uncovered two huge reservoirs each measuring 300 meters long and 20 meters wide a Major Road intersected them Water needed to flow around the city What go shire wanted to know was how the road could be used while water still flowed from one reservoir to the other?

So he began to dig the excavation unearthed the stone dike where the road and reservoirs met It also shows that the reservoirs were built on slightly different levels Beneath the surface of the Road narrow channels in the dike allow water filter from the upper reservoir into the lower But the arrangement may have been too finely balanced Playing at such a scale with the management of water With such small differences of level. I think the system was quite fragile, and if there were any variability in the environment Or in the maintenance of the city for social problems of political ones I think the precision I mean the ultra-Sophistication can have been a weakness in the system in a way This complex system provided water throughout the royal city for drinking cooking and even bathing Cambodia is an excessively hot country and it is impossible to get through the day without fading several times There are no valve houses no basins However every family has a pond or several families of one in common men and women go naked into this pond the construction of extensive water systems and great stone temples in the jungle Demanded colossal manpower Why would the command be prepared to devote so much of their year toiling in the Kings name?

Why was it that the peasantry out there in the field? Contributed so much labor Willingly it seems to the maintenance of the center and the answer may well be that they really believed that the king Was a god and they were working in the service of the deity and this kept them going oh I think without a doubt I fully agree with you right you couldn’t have built city of Angkor without that kind of firm belief But although the Khmer people dedicated enormous effort into constructing their great city It was the addition of slave labor that made it possible Show describes these unfortunates Wild men from the hills can be bought to serve as slaves families of wealth may own more than 100 those of lesser means content themselves with ten or twenty Only the very poor have none we know - again from the inscriptions that some of them had a very raw deal there was one who tried to escape from the land to which he was in which he was born and was and was assigned and they found him then they brought him back and They gouged his eyes out and cut off his ears Punishment was severe for all subjects of Angkor noted the Chinese diplomat In very serious cases a digits dug outside the city The Criminal is dropped into it Earth and stones are heaped on top until he is buried alive Lesser Crimes are dealt with by cutting off feet or hands or by amputating the nose The economy of Angkor was based on international trade.

The Kumars produced food for their swelling population, but there was a surplus for trade with neighboring States They won’t find cloth cast huge bronze statues and exported ivory Kingfisher feathers Beans Wax and sent abroad their main Trading partner was China the reliefs of the Bayan reveal a Chinese trade junk coming across the waters of the great lake just south of Angkor and we know that there was indeed a great deal of trade going on because of the more recent archaeological research that has been Excavating in the royal palace and there they’ve been unearthing a considerable quantity of Chinese ceramics Jaguars Delegation were not the only Chinese in Angkor in fact Chinese settlers had been there for years The Chinese always take a wife here as soon as they arrive deriving additional benefit from the woman’s business skills in Cambodia it is the women who take charge of trade. There are no shops in which the merchants live instead They display their goods on matting spread on the ground women held positions of power and Authority They owned property engaged in trade and even served as bodyguards to the King But the Chinese interest in Cambodian women was not driven Solely by trade Everyone with whom I talked said that the Cambodian women are highly sexed One or two days after giving birth to a child they are ready for intercourse if the husband is not Responsive he will be discarded By the end of the 13th century Angkor was at its peak a succession of God Kings had built this beautiful and astonishing City a Sophisticated water system made the City work Fed its people and created wealth But then at its very peak cracks in the system began to appear Cracks that would lead to the city being abandoned to the jungle It took nearly 500 years for Angkor to grow - the vast city that the Chinese diplomat show dog juan described in 1296 Yet, just a century later the City lay deserted given up to the jungle But why throughout history there are a few examples of cities being totally abandoned One key Factor is known throughout and cause history the Khmer had waged war with their neighbors In the early years of Angkor the Vietnamese chasm were the Khmer sworn enemies Most of the Temple Walls around the Capitol depict Epic battles against the chance But by the time of jaw dog wonk with the main threat came from the emerging Thai kingdom of Siam as it expanded into CambodiaHere comes recently during the war with Siam whole Villages have been laid waste In the diplomats eyes the Khmer army was ill-prepared for war Soldiers move about unclothed and their foot in the right hand is carried a lance in the left a shield They have no bows no missiles. No breastplate and no helmets Generally speaking these people have neither disciplined nor strategy inscriptions show that in 1431 the this sacked Angkor they looted everything possible to enslave them much of the population including the Kings entire hiring and Carried them off to Thailand Abandoned the city of Angkor was slowly reabsorbed into the jungle from which it had emerged five centuries before Moreau wrote in 1861 Must ask what has become of this powerful race so civilized and enlightened to create these gigantic works The conventional explanation is that the empires rulers lost their grip on power and the tithe simply scared them off?

But the mystery of Angkor takes another twist Today archaeologists believe that there were other factors at work Charles Higham points to the Great Builder King Jayavarman the seventh perhaps because of the excesses of Giovanna and the seventh who clearly was a builder with a Frenzy of activity and He may well, it said that I might be true that he exhausted the resources of the state and it went into a decline Jar Varman the Seventh was the first Buddhist king after several hundred years of Hindu worship This more compassionate religion may have given the Khmer calls to reflect on the excessive their kings I Wonder whether in fact the slow decline that may well have set in was the result of a lack of Belief out in the field there that the king was in fact a deity and that this vital link between the two began to fray Did you hack go share theorizes that while the Khmer’s success can be attributed to the harnessing of water?

It could also have led to that undoing Such was the fine balance of nature that if irrigation and the storage of water were not kept up they could easily fall into disrepair List Emerson Mirada Jeff Hegelian what heavier the water system was very fragile because it was so sophisticated So and the problem is if it’s not well maintained it could easily become blots by Seda members of their following in City, Modesto The Kings who came after John baum in the seventh were less interested in Grand building plans It’s also possible. They stopped maintaining the intricate water system Deforestation was also a likely contributor So much jungle had been cut back for rice growing that undoubtedly the rivers and canals would have silted up Which in turn would have led to an ecological disaster for the command? Kristof Pottier believes the clues are objects the Balinese 30 of s with the water at the end of all cords pieces of the Forest should have been very rare very Different station is an issue is not a new program. It’s an old one It is most likely that it was a combination of these factors that led the Khmer to Abandon their once great city What remained of the Khmer court re-established itself on the banks of the Mekong near Cambodia’s present-day capital of Phnom Penh? We’re not talking about the actual collapse and total demise of a civilization What happened was that they moved sensibly to the east down to the Mekong river and away from the Thais?

Now completely Buddhist renouncing material wealth the Khmer would never again embrace the lofty heights. They had in ankle For 400 years and call a derelict and forgotten until its Rediscovery by or removal in 1860 Today Angkor is recognized as a wonder of the world in Cambodia’s new Era of stability archeologists from around the world continue to make fresh discoveries at last a world lost to the jungle is Reimagine a Major Metropolis that for over half a millennium dominated a thriving empire One of the greatest cities the world has ever known you.

The Buried Mysteries Of Angkor Wat

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In 1860, a French naturalist was cutting his way through the Cambodian jungle in search of exotic insects. Henry Mouhot suddenly came across the last thing he was expecting: a massive complex of stone temples. Muhot had stumbled across one of the world’s most astonishing and enduring architectural feats: the nine hundred year old remains of Angkor Wat.

But who built these vast sophisticated temples? Why construct them deep in the jungle only to abandon them? At first there were no answers, then an amazing eyewitness account from the 13th century emerged in China. The author describes the Great temple of Angkor. A fantastic citadel and its resourceful inhabitants. How could this be true? The evidence was scant. Now science is providing unexpected proof. Archeologists are applying the latest techniques to reveal the mysteries of Angkor and radar images from space revealed that Angkor was much bigger than originally imagined. A vast city the size of London Scientists now know that Angkor wat was just a small part of one of the largest and most sophisticated cities in the world Angkor wat one of the world’s true enigmas; its size and purpose baffling. Larger than any cathedral it is truly one of the greatest structures ever built. Its towers shaped like lotus flowers were raised a hundred years before the cathedral of Chartres in France.

The buildings were laid out on a vast scale, stone shrines ascending one upon the other as if reaching for the heavens. Endless corridors are carved with the longest reliefs in the world. The precise construction would be hard to match even with lasers used by Modern surveyors Archaeologist Charles Higham has studied all aspects Angkor and its inhabitants the Khmer. Professor Higham has been crucial to understanding the extraordinary history of this ancient culture. We are standing in the middle of the world’s largest religious monument. It’s absolutely gigantic it stretches on and on. Angkor Wat was the temple mausoleum of one of Angkor’s greatest Kings: King surya Varman the second, the sun King and When he died his ashes would have been placed under the heart of the central register behind me Angkor wat meaning holy Temple is symbolic in every way. Its vast square moat represents the oceans around Mount menu legendary home of the Hindu gods when Henri Mouhat stumbled across encore in 1860 he wrote one of these temples Arrival to that of Solomon and directed by some ancient, Michelangelo might take an honorable place beside our most beautiful buildings It is grander than anything left to us by Greece or Rome The Frenchman suspected that the temples belong to a huge and sophisticated civilization, but he had no evidence. Angkor wat lies in the Northwest floodplains of Cambodia just above the great Lake. When Mouhot discovered it in 1860 only a handful of Buddhist monks and local Villagers lived around the ancient site.

None of them knew how Angkor wat had evolved or who had built it. Legend had it that the great temple had built itself, some said that it had always been. In Europe, the publication of Mouho journal created a sensation Soon a stream of explorers photographers and archaeologists traveled east keen to uncover the mysteries of this vanished world But our Amours part in this puzzle came to a sudden end Bitten by a poisonous insect he died in the jungle the year after discovering the incredible site As early explorers began to strip away the jungle they discovered even more temples the Walls of the vast monuments were covered in intricate carvings These reliefs Illustrate legends of an ancient culture and its religion The Sandstone sections were carved in place.

They would have taken the artists decades to complete Inscriptions here are written not only in an ancient Cambodian language But also mysteriously in Sanskrit the priestly language of the Hindus One of the great breakthroughs has been the translation of the entire corpus of angkorian inscriptions by a French scholar George sure Des in seven thick volumes and So bit by bit the actual internal history of Angkor has been unraveled, and that’s been absolutely critical To the code breakers they disclose that the sixth centuries ankle had been the capital of the Khmer the indigenous people of Cambodia Between the 9th an 15th centuries ad a total of 38 Kings ruled their empire from Angkor Its Borders reached from Southern Vietnam to Laos and from the Mekong river to Eastern Berlin But whose grand Vision was this great city, and why was it built in the middle of the jungle? the deciphering continued then an astonishing discovery was made a Junior Chinese official on a diplomatic mission visited Angkor in the summer of 1296 Ad During his year-long visit show Doug Juan kept a journal his diary tell of a major Civilization a Capital much bigger and more developed than the archaeologists dared imaginable But was show Doug ones account fact or myth archeologists searched for proof of the existence of the City Joe described as The pieced together this gigantic puzzle the full story began to Emerge For thousands of years the indigenous people of Cambodia the Khmer had cut rice fields from the jungle These farmers were a largely self-contained and peaceful race But from the first century ad small feuding kingdoms developed around the country In the eighth century a great leader emerged to find a site for a brand new sacred capital the abandoned his home city in the Eastern part of Cambodia and ordered all his subjects to cross the Mekong river in a great March West Having conquered his rivals. He chose the lush land between the sacred : hills and great lake for his new citadel In 802 ad he had himself crowned Jaya Baumann the Supreme World Emperor King of Kings Jiya Varmas Charisma one the people over He came not only to rule by divine consent, but to be worshipped as a God himself At a stroke this great and charismatic leader changed the course of Cambodian history Over the next 500 years Jaya varmints descendants living Gods succeeded him to reign in Angkor Each King had his own monument built to his glory destined to become his mausoleum Since the second century and the Kumars had practiced Hinduism Each of the Royal Temples is modeled on the five peaks of Mount menu the home of the Indian gods For their builders the shrines were a celebration of religion art science and power throughout the first half of the 20th century Cambodia was part of Frances Colonial Empire It was they who led the way in piecing Angkor together When they arrived and took colonial control of this part of the world the place was an absolute shambles I mean there were stones. Jus like I found everywhere There’s nothing like what you see today, and so they dedicated vast amount of energy and effort into the reconstruction of the temples in The 1960s the eminent archaeologist been Bernard Phil Croley made this comparison of Angkor Imagine that within the city limits of Paris you found thrown together Versailles the place de La Concorde and the Louvre. Surrounding these the cathedrals of Notre-Dame, Chartres, and Rennes flanked by all the churches built in Paris before the 19th century Since Henri Mouhot had first discovered Angkor in 1860 much had been learned about its history But almost nothing was known about the culture responsible for these incredible monuments.

The largest religious monument in the world the city of the gods Angkor Wat in the heart of Cambodia But is this astonishing temple only the visible tip of a greater unseen mystery? 700 Years ago a junior Chinese official visited Angkor on a diplomatic mission During his 11 months stay with a Cambodian family. He recorded many aspects of life in Angkor the Jo Dagwons account contains several flights of Fancy For instance he describes the great temple of Angkor wat as having been built in a single day by a legendary Chinese architect He was also Openly judgmental referring to his hosts as barbarians Archeologists have taken his writings with a pinch of salt You’ve always got to think of it as being seen to the eyes of an educated Chinese for whom anyone Beyond the empire was by definition of Barbarians and in reading what he has to say one has to be certainly on occasion judicious in Realizing the prejudices were there For a hundred years French archeologists were too busy restoring the temples to pay the journal much attention. So it was largely ignored Then in the 1970s the murderous regime of POl pots stopped all work at Angkor His Army of Communist revolutionaries the Khmer rouge laid thousands of landmines around the site rendering it off-limits for years Now at last ability has returned to Cambodia and work on the temples has resumed Today Angkor has world heritage site protection with a dozen countries funding archaeological research with much of the major restoration work complete the focus has shifted away from the temples at the center and on to the outlying pieces of the puzzle Just north of Angkor wat an eight-mile wall encloses the remains of several magnificent stone temples Explorer Henri Mouhot suspected in 1860 that this was once the Khmers great capital of Angkor Thom the Holy City the Perfectly square wall like Angkor wat is surrounded by a moat and covers an area the size of Manhattan Island At its center is the Bayon temple In his journal from 1296 show Doug wan describes a busy city teeming with life Archeologists are now looking for evidence the district the great Metropolis.

He was describing But any evidence has all but vanished and the Dense forests In the last two years archaeologist Jacques Gouchier has started to excavate the interior of the walled City Farrakhan elicited to the shore applauded when I started this study We knew almost nothing because everything was covered in Forest energy stocks except The only surviving features were the stone temples and the foundation of the Royal palace But we knew nothing of the rest of the 900 hectares within the city wall and clearly others hid firm For a while it seemed that gaucherie was fighting a losing battle But his persistence is at last producing results There’s our care unit through the stay mad geeks after two years of very difficult research Conrad formats We that last began to build an impression of this city throughout the city leaders? Gaucherie is plotting thousands of coordinates onto an ever more detailed map of Angkor Thom He is now able to trace an intricate grid system of canals and roads together with the sites of thousands of wooden houses Back in 1860 when Henri Mouhot discovered Angkor wat he had suspected that it was just part of a complex City road ugh Juan’s Thirteenth Century Journal alludes to a political and religious citadel Now at last archaeologists have enough evidence to bring to life this extraordinary city as it looked 700 years ago Anchor was a capital far bigger and far in advance of any European city of the time Jacque go shares findings confirm the accuracy of Ja Dagwons account What he describes is fact not fantasy These are the monuments which have cost merchants from overseas to speak so often of Cambodia the rich and noble If you are looking for gold lions gold Buddha’s bronze elephants and Bronze horses. This is where you’ll find them from the inscriptions Archeologists know that Angkor Thom the holy City was built nearly a century before Joe arrived by the Khmers greatest monarch Giovanna in the Seventh Ruled over Cambodia between 1181 and 1219 Known as the great builder king he expanded the empire further than any other Khmer ruler Within the City Walls the King Built a palace befitting his mighty empire the Royal Palace stands to the North of the Golden Tower Lintels and Columns all decorated with carved and painted Buddha’s are immense The roofs - I impressive long colonnades and open corridors stretch away interlaced in harmonious relation Jaco Shares excavations at the Royal Palace confirm shows account That within City the sukyohama did they We found evidence out of this palace was a large area talking With interconnecting quarters and building separate band that we found holes 80 centimeters in diameter Four huge supporting Columns, it would have been a very impressive sight like my snout As evidence materializes about the royal palace the role of the Kumar’s rulers these earthly gods becomes clearer During his day Joe Dagwon had several audiences with the Ruling King Every time I was admitted to the palace for an audience with the king He came forward with his chief wife and took his place in the embrasure of the Golden window in the main audience hall Joe himself came from a culture with the Ruler elevated to godhood the Chinese approved of the Kumar’s devotion These people know, what is Stewar King? The king talked to social pyramid that stretched down to the lowest peasant The Monarch Spoken see showed itself in a legend showed up one length out Of the palace rises a golden tower to the top of which the ruler are sent nightly to sleep It is common believed that in the tower dwells a genie Formed like a serpent with nine heads. Which is lord of the entire kingdom Every night the genie appears in the shape of a woman with whom the sovereign couples Should the genie fail to appear for a single night it is a sign that the kings death is at hand If the king should fail to keep his tryst Disaster is sure to follow Well, I’m not sure about that He would have been fine king had he been able to do that at for any length of time but I but what we do know is that it was a practice of the aristocrats to send and the regional Landed Gentry as it were to send up a woman from their family to be a member of the Kings entourage to become a concubine Which would in a sense, bind? The provinces to the center in a very physical manner and they wouldn’t be surprising if indeed the king did have a very substantial harem from which to choose Show Doug Juan notes that the King had five wives and a harem of 3,000 women The King was rarely seen outside the palace, but Joe describes one such occasion the New Year festival.

At night comes on the Kings besought to take part in the spectacle the rockets are fired and the crackers touched off The Rockets can be seen from 13 kilometer away the firecrackers largest swivel guns Shakes the whole City Below the King was an army of bureaucrats graded by rank as Joe describes In this country there is a hierarchy of ministers generals astronomers and other functionaries Beneath these come all sorts of small employees Differing only in name from our own These would all have been descendants of families honored by the original Jaya varmint who had founded an corps 500 years earlier What is not clear from Joes writings is how many people lived in uncle? Sanskrit inscriptions in Temples such as tarp rom offer valuable clues We know that the temple housed at least 12,000 people including a number of great priests? I think over 650 dancers and various other officiates to maintain the temple and to do the necessary Temple duties If 12,000 people served a single temple, what was the overall population? Jago says new research is not yet complete, but it does support an educated guess to give a number this City could have been between 80,000 90,000 and 150,000 people in The same period The population of London totaled no more than 30,000 So discoveries are confirming that what only was suspected and show Doug Juan alleges is correct Uncle Tom was indeed a large well-structured city with a huge population Now suspicions are aroused that the jungle conceals and called together bigger surprise And the trouble is so vast that its full extent can only be detected from space The search for the hidden Empire of Angkor was about to take an unexpected turn In 1994 archaeologists persuaded, Nasa to undertake a unique task The space Agency had developed specialist radar to penetrate vegetation Their challenge was to probe the area of Angkor in Cambodia as the space shuttle endeavor passed over Southeast, Asia the resulting images cover an area a hundred kilometers long and ten kilometers wide For the first time scientists have an accurate impression of the wider City’s infrastructure a thousand years ago Covering an area the size of London this rural Metropolis was immense For archaeologist, Elizabeth Moore this is a major breakthrough I’m sure they had a skill to do it is revolutionizing. Understanding of the size of the kingdom cause water up at first people said well you won’t find anything new at Angkor But what we have? What the radar has shown us is just how all the regions contributed to what then became the central zone of Angkor? the radar pictures also reveal previously unknown temples all over the Angkorian basin as Well as an intricate network of Roads and Canals all leading to the Walled City Evident for the first time is the grid plan of this once great metropolis.

When you start looking at the radar imagery and you see that Sophistication with which they were able to control and all through their terrain I’ve never seen the culture like it elsewhere in Southeast Asia in Terms of manipulating the landscape of using it to their benefit Now the challenge for archaeologists was to work out at ground level what had been photographed from space Archaeologist Christophe Paki is using the images as a route map to trace the layout of ancient Angkor The Newly discovered temples were at the center of their own communities Just like village churches in Europe. They indicate the size of each settlement showing the true extent of the metropolis today 40a and his Cambodian assistants in Gender Attempt to locate a number of previously unrecorded ruins outside the walled city of Angkor Thom wow together It’s a no its a quite nice one Right seems to be a garuda and very clearly carried out with his wings exactly legal and place interesting unfortunately has been badly damaged but it’s nice and compared to the side it could be a late 9th century maybe may be first part of the 10 Temples like this would have been the Centre’s of Villages housing between one and three hundred people Thought he and his colleagues have established that the number of temple sites like this in the region runs into thousands suggesting a massive population. There was a direct relationship between these Villages and the royal capital. An ancient inscription persuades archaeologists like Charles Higham of the link.

We know that at least an eighty thousand or so people from three thousand Villages were assigned to Supply all the goods that we needed annually to maintain us in a good condition vast amounts of produce and thousands of people would have been transported from the Villages a Complex Network of Roads leading to the Center is evident from the NaSa pictures the inscriptions point to the Great Builder King Jayavarman Jive Armand the seventh was a fantastic builder across his whole kingdom he had roads constructed he was a great man for infrastructure one reason being that he wanted pilgrims to go and visit his places and So he had rest houses built at one day’s journey apart he moved and shaped more stone than every other gang Korean king combined and And he must go down in world history as one of the great builders of all time if

all the outlying temples were connected in one giant conurbation then Angkor can be acknowledged as a rural metropolis as big as Modern-day London At its heart a walled Royal enclave the size of Westminster There are hundreds with a thousand of that kind of smaller sanctuaries sprayed or around the IRa of Hong Kong with the larger Hong Kong and It’s not sure obviously when there was feed age Everyone almost everywhere Early research suggests that this metropolis could have had a population of a million people This would make Angkor at its peak between the 11th and 13th centuries one of the largest cities in the world The indigenous Cambodians the Khmer were powerful and successful The managed to build one of the most extraordinary cities in history in one of the world’s most hostile climate But how was such a large population able to survive and prosper in the heart of an email spit or jungle? The answer lies in the commands ability to harness their most precious asset Cambodia has 8 months without rain when rivers become a muddy trickle then for a few months the Monsoon brings floods For this reason the Angkor is build close to the great lake which swells to four times its size in the rainy season It not only provided precious water throughout the year, but also an inexhaustible supply of fish Boudreau Dagwon records Of all the fish the black carp is the most abundant.

FULL MATCH - Triple H vs. Roman Reigns

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The King of Kings and The Big Dog duke it out in the WWE World Heavyweight Championship main event of WrestleMania 32: Courtesy of WWE Network.

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2021-01-18T04:13:00.004-08:00

Shane McMahon returns to action in a grueling Hell in a Cell encounter with The Phenom: Courtesy of WWE Network.

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FULL MATCH - Undertaker & Roman Reigns vs. Drew McIntyre & Shane McMahon

2021-01-18T02:37:00.001-08:00

The Undertaker returns to the ring, teaming up with Roman Reigns in a No Holds Barred Match against the tandem of Shane McMahon & Drew McIntyre at WWE Extreme Rules 2019: Courtesy of WWE Network.

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FULL MATCH - Brock Lesnar vs. Daniel Bryan

2021-01-18T02:21:00.003-08:00

WWE Champion faces off against Universal Champion at Survivor Series 2018 as Daniel Bryan aims to take down Brock Lesnar in a classic main event: Courtesy of WWE Network.

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Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg Commencement Address

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Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg gave his address at Harvard's 366th Commencement on May 25, 2017 at Tercentenary Theatre. For more information, visit

President Faust, Board of Overseers, faculty, alumni, friends, proud parents, members of the ad board, and graduates of the greatest university in the world, I’m honored to be with you today because, let’s face it, you accomplished something I never could. If I get through this speech, it’ll be the first time I actually finish something at Harvard.

Class of 2017, congratulations!

I’m an unlikely speaker, not just because I dropped out, but because were technically in the same generation. We walked this yard less than a decade apart, studied the same ideas and slept through the same Ec10 lectures. We may have taken different paths to get here, especially if you came all the way from the Quad, but today I want to share what I’ve learned about our generation and the world we’re building together. But first, the last couple of days have brought back a lot of good memories. How many of you remember exactly what you were doing when you got that email telling you that you got into Harvard?

I was playing Civilization and I ran downstairs, got my dad, and for some reason, his reaction was to video me opening the email. That could have been a really sad video. I swear getting into Harvard is still the thing my parents are most proud of me for. What about your first lecture at Harvard?

Mine was Computer Science 121 with the incredible Harry Lewis. I was late so I threw on a t-shirt and didn’t realize until afterwards it was inside out and backwards with my tag sticking out the front. I couldn’t figure out why no one would talk to me -- except one guy, KX Jin, he just went with it.

We ended up doing our problem sets together, and now he runs a big part of Facebook. And that, Class of 2017, is why you should be nice to people. But my best memory from Harvard was meeting Priscilla.

I had just launched this prank website Face mash, and the ad board wanted to see me. Everyone thought I was going to get kicked out. My parents came to help me pack. My friends threw me a going away party. As luck would have it, Priscilla was at that party with her friend. We met in line for the bathroom in the Bellower, and in what must be one of the all time romantic lines, I said: I’m going to get kicked out in three days, so we need to go on a date quickly.

Actually, any of you graduating can use that line. I didn’t end up getting kicked out -- I did that to myself. Priscilla and I started dating. And, you know, that movie made it seem like Face mash was so important to creating Facebook. It wasn’t. But without Face mash I wouldn’t have met Priscilla, and she’s the most important person in my life, so you could say it was the most important thing I built in my time here. We’ve all started lifelong friendships here, and some of us even families. That’s why I’m so grateful to this place. Thanks, Harvard.

Today I want to talk about purpose. But I’m not here to give you the standard commencement about finding your purpose. Were millennia’s. Well try to do that instinctively. Instead, I’m here to tell you finding your purpose isn’t enough. The challenge for our generation is creating a world where everyone has a sense of purpose. One of my favorite stories is when John F Kennedy visited the NASA space center, he saw a janitor carrying a broom and he walked over and asked what he was doing. The janitor responded: Mr. President, I’m helping put a man on the moon Purpose is that sense that we are part of something bigger than ourselves, that we are needed, that we have something better ahead to work for.

Purpose is what creates true happiness.

You’re graduating at a time when this is especially important. When our parents graduated, purpose reliably came from your job, your church, your community. But today, technology and automation are eliminating many jobs. Membership in communities is declining. Many people feel disconnected and depressed, and are trying to fill a void. As I’ve traveled around, I’ve sat with children in juvenile detention and opioid addicts, who told me their lives could have turned out differently if they just had something to do, and after school program or somewhere to go. I’ve met factory workers who know their old jobs aren’t coming back and are trying to find their place. To keep our society moving forward, we have a generational challenge -- to not only create new jobs, but create a renewed sense of purpose.

I remember the night I launched Facebook from my little dorm in Kirkland House.

I went to Notch’s with my friend KX. I remember telling him I was excited to connect the Harvard community, but one day someone would connect the whole world. The thing is, it never even occurred to me that someone might be us. We were just college kids. We didn’t know anything about that.

There were all these big technology companies with resources. I just assumed one of them would do it. But this idea was so clear to us -- that all people want to connect. So we just kept moving forward, day by day. I know a lot of you will have your own stories just like this. A change in the world that seems so clear you’re sure someone else will do it. But they won’t. You will. But it’s not enough to have purpose yourself. You have to create a sense of purpose for others. I found that out the hard way.

You see, my hope was never to build a company, but to make an impact. And as all these people started joining us, I just assumed that’s what they cared about too, so I never explained what I hoped wed build.

A couple years in, some big companies wanted to buy us. I didn’t want to sell. I wanted to see if we could connect more people. We were building the first News Feed, and I thought if we could just launch this, it could change how we learn about the world. Nearly everyone else wanted to sell. Without a sense of higher purpose, this was the startup dream come true. It tore our company apart. After one tense argument, an advisor told me if I didn’t agree to sell, I would regret the decision for the rest of my life. Relationships were so frayed that within a year or so every single person on the management

team was gone. That was my hardest time leading Facebook. I believed in what we were doing, but I felt alone. And worse, it was my fault.

I wondered if I was just wrong, an imposter, a 22 year-old kid who had no idea how them world worked. Now, years later, I understand that is how things work with no sense of higher purpose. It’s up to us to create it so we can all keep moving forward together. Today I want to talk about three ways to create a world where everyone has a sense of purpose: by taking on big meaningful projects together, by redefining equality so everyone has the freedom to pursue purpose, and by building community across the world. First, let’s take on big meaningful projects. Our generation will have to deal with tens of millions of jobs replaced by automation like self-driving cars and trucks. But we have the potential to do so much more together. Every generation has its defining works. More than 300,000 people worked to put a man on the moon \96 including that janitor. Millions of volunteers immunized children around the world against polio.

Millions of more people built the Hoover dam and other great projects. These projects didn’t just provide purpose for the people doing those jobs, they gave our whole country a sense of pride that we could do great things. Now it’s our turn to do great things. I know, you’re probably thinking: I don’t know how to build a dam, or get a million people involved in anything. But let me tell you a secret: no one does when they begin. Ideas don’t come out fully formed. They only become clear as you work on them. You just have to get started. If I had to understand everything about connecting people before I began, I never would have started Facebook. Movies and pop culture get this all wrong. The idea of a single eureka moment is a dangerous lie. It makes us feel inadequate since we haven’t had ours. It prevents people with seeds of good ideas from getting started. Oh, you know what else movies get wrong about innovation?

No one writes math formulas on glass. That’s not a thing. It’s good to be idealistic. But be prepared to be misunderstood. Anyone working on a big vision will get called crazy, even if you end up right. Anyone working on a complex problem will get blamed for not fully understanding the challenge, even though it’s impossible to know everything upfront. Anyone taking initiative will get criticized for moving too fast, because there’s always someone who wants to slow you down. In our society, we often don’t do big things because were so afraid of making mistakes that we ignore all the things wrong today if we do nothing. The reality is, anything we do will have issues in the future. But that can’t keep us from starting. So what are we waiting for?

It’s time for our generation-defining public works. How about stopping climate change before we destroy the planet and getting millions of people involved manufacturing and installing solar panels?

How about curing all diseases and asking volunteers to track their health data and share their genomes?

Today we spend 50x more treating people who are sick than we spend finding cures so people don’t get sick in the first place. That makes no sense. We can fix this. How about modernizing democracy so everyone can vote online, and personalizing education so everyone can learn? These achievements are within our reach. Let’s do them all in a way that gives everyone in our society a role. Let’s do big things, not only to create progress, but to create purpose. So taking on big meaningful projects is the first thing we can do to create a world where everyone has a sense of purpose. The second is redefining equality to give everyone the freedom they need to pursue purpose.

Many of our parents had stable jobs throughout their careers. Now were all entrepreneurial, whether were starting projects or finding or role. And that’s great. Our culture of entrepreneurship is how we create so much progress. Now, an entrepreneurial culture thrives when it’s easy to try lots of new ideas.

Facebook wasn’t the first thing I built. I also built games, chat systems, study tools and music players.

I’m not alone. JK Rowling got rejected 12 times before publishing Harry Potter. Even Beyoncé had to make hundreds of songs to get Halo. The greatest successes come from having the freedom to fail. But today, we have a level of wealth inequality that hurts everyone. When you don’t have the freedom to take your idea and turn it into a historic enterprise, we all lose.

Right now our society is way over-indexed on rewarding success and we don’t do nearly enough to make it easy for everyone to take lots of shots. Let’s face it. There is something wrong with our system when I can leave here and make billions of dollars in 10 years while millions of students can’t afford to pay off their loans, let alone start a business. Look, I know a lot of entrepreneurs, and I don’t know a single person who gave up on starting a business because they might not make enough money. But I know lots of people who haven’t pursued dreams because they didn’t have a cushion to fall back on if they failed. We all know we don’t succeed just by having a good idea or working hard. We succeed by being lucky too. If I had to support my family growing up instead of having time to code, if I didn’t know Id be fine if Facebook didn’t work out, I wouldn’t be standing here today. If were honest, we all know how much luck we’ve had.

Every generation expands its definition of equality. Previous generations fought for the vote and civil rights. They had the New Deal and Great Society. Now it’s our time to define a new social contract for our generation. We should have a society that measures progress not just by economic metrics like GDP, but by how many of us have a role we find meaningful. We should explore ideas like universal basic income to give everyone a cushion to try new things. We\92re going to change jobs many times, so we need affordable childcare to get to work and healthcare that aren’t tied to one company. We’re all going to make mistakes, so we need a society that focuses less on locking us up or stigmatizing us. And as technology keeps changing, we need to focus more on continuous education throughout our lives.\ And yes, giving everyone the freedom to pursue purpose isn’t free. People like me should pay for it. Many of you will do well and you should too. That’s why Priscilla and I started the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative and committed our wealth to promoting equal opportunity.

These are the values of our generation. It was never a question of if we were going to do this. The only question was when. Millennia’s are already one of the most charitable generations in history. In one year, three of four US millennia’s made a donation and seven out of ten raised money for charity. But it’s not just about money. You can also give time. I promise you, if you take an hour or two a week -- that’s all it takes to give someone a hand, to help them reach their potential. Maybe you think that’s too much time. I used to. When Priscilla graduated from Harvard she became a teacher, and before shed do education work with me, she told me I needed to teach a class. I complained: Well, I’m kind of busy.

I’m running this company. But she insisted, so I taught a middle school program on entrepreneurship at the local Boys and Girls Club. I taught them lessons on product development and marketing, and they taught me what its like feeling targeted for your race and having a family member in prison. I shared stories from my time in school, and they shared their hope of one day going to college too.

For five years now, I\92ve been having dinner with those kids every month. One of them threw me and Priscilla our first baby shower. And next year they\92re going to college. Every one of them. First in their families. We can all make time to give someone a hand. Let’s give everyone the freedom to pursue their purpose -- not only because its the right thing to do, but because when more people can turn their dreams into something great, were all better for it. Purpose doesn’t only come from work. The third way we can create a sense of purpose for everyone is by building community. And when our generation says everyone, we mean everyone in the world. Quick show of hands: how many of you are from another country? Now, how many of you are friends with one of these folks?

Now were talking. We have grown up connected.\ In a survey asking millennia’s around the world what defines our identity, the most popular answer wasn’t nationality, religion or ethnicity, it was citizen of the world That’s a big deal. Every generation expands the circle of people we consider one of us For us, it now encompasses the entire world. We understand the great arc of human history bends towards people coming together in ever greater numbers -- from tribes to cities to nations -- to achieve things we couldn’t on our own. We get that our greatest opportunities are now global -- we can be the generation that ends poverty, that ends disease. We get that our greatest challenges need global responses too -- no country can fight climate change alone or prevent pandemics. Progress now requires coming together not just as cities or nations, but also as a global community. But we live in an unstable time. There are people left behind by globalization across the world.

It’s hard to care about people in other places if we don’t feel good about our lives here at home. There’s pressure to turn inwards. This is the struggle of our time. The forces of freedom, openness and global community against the forces of authoritarianism, isolationism and nationalism. Forces for the flow of knowledge, trade and immigration against those who would slow them down. This is not a battle of nations, it’s a battle of ideas. There are people in every country for global connection and good people against it. This isn’t going to be decided at the UN either. It’s going to happen at the local level, when enough of us feel a sense of purpose and stability in our own lives that we can open up and start caring about everyone. The best way to do that is to start building local communities right now. We all get meaning from our communities.

Whether our communities are houses or sports teams, churches or music groups, they give us that sense we are part of something bigger, that we are not alone; they give us the strength to expand our horizons.

That’s why it’s so striking that for decades, membership in all kinds of groups has declined as much as one-quarter. That’s a lot of people who now need to find purpose somewhere else. But I know we can rebuild our communities and start new ones because many of you already are. I met Agnes Igoye, who’s graduating today.

Where are you, Agnes? She spent her childhood navigating conflict zones in Uganda, and now she trains thousands of law enforcement officers to keep communities safe. I met Kayla Oakley and Niha Jain, graduating today, too. Stand up. Kayla and Niha started a non-profit that connects people suffering from illnesses with people in their communities willing to help. I met David Razu Aznar, graduating from the Kennedy School today. David, stand up. He’s a former city councilor who successfully led the battle to make Mexico City the first Latin American city to pass marriage equality -- even before San Francisco. This is my story too.

A student in a dorm room, connecting one community at a time, and keeping at it until one day we connect the whole world. Change starts local. Even global changes start small -- with people like us. In our generation, the struggle of whether we connect more, whether we achieve our biggest opportunities, comes down to this -- your ability to build communities and create a world where every single person has a sense of purpose. Class of 2017, you are graduating into a world that needs purpose.

It’s up to you to create it. Now, you may be thinking: can I really do this?

Remember when I told you about that class I taught at the Boys and Girls Club? One day after class I was talking to them about college, and one of my top students raised his hand and said he wasn’t sure he could go because he’s undocumented. He didn’t know if they’d let him in. Last year I took him out to breakfast for his birthday. I wanted to get him a present, so I asked him and he started talking about students he saw struggling and said You know, I’d really just like a book on social justice. I was blown away. Here’s a young guy who has every reason to be cynical. He didn’t know if the country he calls home -- the only one he’s known -- would deny him his dream of going to college. But he wasn’t feeling sorry for himself. He wasn’t even thinking of himself. He has a greater sense of purpose, and he’s going to bring people along with him. It says something about our current situation that I can’t even say his name because I don’t want to put him at risk.

But if a high school senior who doesn’t know what the future holds can do his part to move the world forward, then we owe it to the world to do our part too. Before you walk out those gates one last time, as we sit in front of Memorial Church, I am reminded of a prayer, MI Shebeirach, that I say whenever I face a challenge, that I sing to my daughter thinking about her future when I tuck her into bed. It goes: May the source of strength, who blessed the ones before us, help us *find the courage* to make our lives a blessing. I hope you find the courage to make your life a blessing.

Congratulations, Class of 17!

Good luck out there.

The Best Affiliate Marketing Niche

2021-01-17T20:14:00.003-08:00

Hi everyone and welcome back to another video. In today’s video, I’m going to be breaking down step by step, how do you find which articles to write about on your affiliate marketing website.

Now, I wanted to take this tutorial one step further. So not only am I going to show you how to do this, but I’m going to find three realistic niches that I would personally go into based on their numbers.

Now, if you are anyone who is doing affiliate marketing using niche specific websites, it’s extremely important to do your research.

There’s two parts to the research. First is finding out what niche to make your website about. And second is finding out which specific articles you should be writing that you know will rank on Google.

Now, before we get into this tutorial, I just wanted to take one second to say, if you’re new to the channel, welcome, my name is Greg.

And I like to talk about online entrepreneurship. So with that said, if you’re interested in making money online, feel free to look around the channel and consider subscribing.

And a special thank you to all of you guys who have been showing support on the channel.

You guys know how much it means to me.

So, thank you for subscribing, the comments, the thumbs up.

I really do appreciate it.

So without further ado, let’s go ahead and get started in today’s video.

So this video is going to be very short and very to the point.

So, the first thing to know is that you need to use a niche research tool.

That’s the only way to really do this.

There is a lot of speculation that you’ll find as you start to research different tools on which ones are better than others, which ones are worth the money and the pros and cons to using the free tools out there.

Now to sum up years’ worth of research in about 30 seconds for you, here’s everything you need to know about these tools.

First is if it’s completely free, I don’t recommend it because I don’t think the information

is going to be accurate.

Second, if it’s a free trial of a paid tool, then I definitely do recommend it because you’re not going to have to pay, but typically you’re going to get the full features of a paid tool.

Third, just know that some of these tools can get pretty expensive, but as you become more advanced in affiliate marketing, you can see how they’re worth their weight in gold, because they save you a ton of time.

And lastly fourth is that even when you are using a paid tool, even if it’s a top tier paid tool, you are going to have to use common sense when you’re doing niche research.

If something just seems too good to be true, or it doesn’t sound like it makes sense, go with your gut on this.

And I’ll talk about this a little further in this video. So with that said, the last thing before we get into this step by step tutorial on the computer is to know that print on demand and affiliate marketing use different research tools.

This is commonly confused, but to clear this up very quickly for you, in affiliate marketing we want a niche research tool that is pulling information from search engines and search activity on the internet.

For a print on demand research tool, we want a tool that is pulling data from t-shirt listings and t-shirts sales for print on demand.

This is very different from the search engine data that we have with our affiliate marketing research tool.

Now, if you are someone who is in print on demand and affiliate marketing like myself, I'll link up a tutorial for the print on demand research tool down in the description, so you can get your information on that separately.

So without further ado, let’s switch over to the computer now and I’ll show you the two main things.

First is going to be how to find a niche to make your affiliate marketing website about.

And then second is how to find which articles to write on your website that will rank on Google.

So let’s go ahead and switch over to the computer here, and I don’t wanna waste any of your time. So this is the tool that I personally use.

It’s called SEMrush and long story short, it’s the best bang for your buck.

And they have a great free trial.

Now, I actually used to use a different tool for this.

It was called KWFinder, but recently they’ve made a lot of changes to their tool and they’ve limited their free trial in addition to being very pushy to get you to sign up.

So with that said, KWFinder is still a good tool, but the one that I personally use is SEMrush.

So this is the homepage here.

This is what you will see.

I’m just going to log in so we can get to the tools here. Okay, so once you’re logged in, you have access to all of their tools now. So I guess the first thing we should do is go to their pricing and just cover this

so were all on the same page before we start using the tool.

So yes, this is a paid tool, but they have a seven day free trial. Like I was saying before, if you can get a paid tool with a free trial, the free trial is the way to go especially as a beginner in affiliate marketing.

This will give you access to really good information that you can base your affiliate marketing content plan on.

And as you start to grow your affiliate marketing business, and you have money to invest back into your business, this would be a tool that I recommend you use.

Now in regards to pricing, they don’t offer any discount code, so I don’t have a discount code to offer you, but I do have my referral link down in the description.

If you use that link when you sign up, thank you for that.

If not, I hope this tutorial is helpful anyways, but those are the plans here.

You really just need the pro or the guru plan. You don’t need a business plan unless you are extremely deep in affiliate marketing.

So with that said, pricing is now out of the way. Now let’s go back to the tool and get started with this. So this page is basically your homepage and it’s called your dashboard.

This is what we’re going to be using primarily and it’s how were going to be finding what niche to make your website about.

So all you have to do, it’s very simple, don’t worry about anything on the left side, just stay at the top part here and type in all of the niches that you’re thinking about going into.

So to give you an example here, I’m going to type in Apple and I haven’t typed this in before, but the concept should be about Apple computers or iPhones, and we’ll see what kind of information it comes back with.

So as you can see once you type in Apple and you click search, it’s going to switch it over to keyword overview.

And this is the information that were looking at for our overview of our entire niche website. So the main metrics were looking at is over on the left here, we wanna see how much monthly volume there is.

This is going to be an average over the last 12 months, every month, how many people are searching for something related to Apple. And as you can see, the search volume is astronomical.

INTERESTING DOCUMENTS

2021-01-14T06:14:00.003-08:00

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In the middle of the South Pacific almost in the another side of the world awaits us paradise 118 islands spread over 5 archipelagos make up Polynesia French scattered over a sea surface 4 million square kilometers occupy an area equivalent to European continent a paradise that has many seasons as many as islands each group of islands with its volcanoes and atolls and the everlasting pacific ocean add nuances that invite the traveler to jump from one to another French Polynesia is going to give us the opportunity to get in touch with an original culture whose expressions They range from dance and music passing through its exotic cuisine until reaching the tattoos.

It is not difficult to be fascinated by a surprising fauna and flora for its fragrances like those of the tiara flower emblem of the island and its mountains born of a volcanic past and filled of mystery you have to get to Polynesia with him adventurous spirit they brought to their coasts artists like Bowen and Jacques Brel although once settled in these lands the traveler may choose to change the adventure through contemplation 5 archipelagos Marquesas’ society you I love your change and austral form the Polynesia nearby paradises invites you to visit three of them and taste my pleasures to the letter in a land that does not stop surprise us while we go through it.

Our journey begins with the islands of the society type and bora bora and more a are the best known and in them is the capital of Polynesia for pt. these volcanoes formed millions of years ago years began a sinking that continues unstoppable and has drawn the profile of the islands around the caldera extends a protected lagoon from the ocean by a coral reef two volcanoes perched on a sea emerald two islands embraced that together they become the largest in Polynesia cloud-covered mountains rivers crystal clear deep valleys Tahiti appears as a collection of corners like the bay of killed this beach today famous place of recreation of Haitians arrived in the second mid 18th century the first discoverers of the island.

Samuel Wallis Louis Antoine are looking for your skin and famous captain James cook the latter was the one who gave him the name from tip of Venus to the place while he was on an astronomical mission financed by the royal society of London built in 1867 the Punta de Venus has a height of 32 meters formerly at the top there was a fire that could be seen more than 25 kilometers away away,

But not all have been discoverers French or English in 1772 the sailor Spanish Sunday of Bona Extra disembarks in tau strip to the north of the island here they found the first mission of the islands in it he left two missionaries who terrified they did not want to get out of this enclosure throughout the year they spent here because of the fear they instilled in them the stories of human sacrifice and cannibalism bona extra died on the island a plaque in Basque French and Spanish reminds us of your adventure despite all the evangelization of natives ended up bearing fruit during the 19th century the harsh repression cultural exercise against a people markedly sensual came to the prohibition of any of its expressions more traditional.

Today many of those rescued coexist traditions with western cults Adventist Catholic Protestants and Mormons practice their peppered rites of Polynesian notes its quite a show to attend the Sunday to mass on paper each of the rows of benches hosts a chorus and a competition is established between them the enthusiasm is evident when in Tahiti you can understand the original terror of those missionaries faced with a land where everything is different and where its people seemed hostile given their fondness for making sacrifices to the gods even plants flowers and trees have dimensions shapes amazing colors and smells as you can check in the botanical garden here we can admire plants and trees original of these islands like the avian the sacred tree and others no less original if only by name like the emu the pine baobao noni or the famous breadfruit loading that moved the bounty as food from slaves during the famous riot 1st French protectorate and colony since 1880 French Polynesia is a overseas territory endowed with a statute of autonomy since 1984.

Your capital for pt. is revealed as a modern city the only one in Polynesia where you feel the beat of a metropolis where the urban reminds that that we know the colonial-style town hall and the Notre-Dame Cathedral is the main appointments for tourists functional and elegant for centralized pt. archipelago life if we want to know the character of the Tahitians it is best to visit the traditional paper market is located in the heart of the neighborhood commercial here you can buy everything and also see how many are made indigenous products from a position privileged the colorful smells all mix in this amazing souk where the fish live with tattoos and vanilla with palm headdresses.

French influence on the mode of living becomes evident when walking between the stalls and the Chinese way of trading brings an oriental touch to market but it is also an occasion unique to approach the authentically Polynesian from their gestures to their voices and by of course its flowers its fruits its hats ornaments and tattoo artists and envelope all dizziness many dizziness for the visitor the paper market is the ideal place to shop at a Reasonable price out of the market we soon run into the most shops traditional living with the modern and elegant shopping centers but if there is a type of trade that invades the city center are the you would lose there are everywhere and from all prices not by chance is

the most sought after souvenir by visitors an art a cult of precious black pearl of the pacific to the that pays tribute by dedicating a exclusive museum.

If the market appears as an example of daily daytime life to get closer to the fun natives style nothing better than letting us fall at night at Plaza de Tua is in the paper port where we will listen to music and have dinner Chinese Food the Chinese were the first group important immigration to the island now they control the small business and the restaurants contributing another note exotic and fusion coupled with French influence the next morning and from there the most bustling and commercial port of Polynesia we set out on the island of morea we only have to navigate 17 km and the morea is not just an excursion for tourists.

It's proximity has turned the island into residential area for Haitians to daily embark to work on paper and later to come home and it seems that in this case it deserves it’s worth living far from the center and

enjoy a higher quality of life when I arrive, I will go to the south face, call attention to his trimmed profile where highlights the rocky mass of mount almost 900 meters one of the sacred myths of the old Haitian gods from there we can enjoy one of the most beautiful views of the Polynesia dominates two bays to the west of the from one to the east and from cook place conquerors favorite for anchor your boats paradoxically cook always preferred dock in west bay a few meters from the viewpoint we find the sea is shot to the old place of cult of the first settlers of morea restored in 1969 is located in a superb forest of emape the chestnut.

Tahitian there are many remains of this style in the surroundings as morea was the refuge of the Tahitian monarchs especially when things got difficult on the big island in the center of the island taking advantage of sunny slopes the thick vegetation makes way for crops perfectly ordered the pineapples are the fruit by excellence its export constitutes a important part of the income of the

island following the coast road hotel complexes appear perfectly integrated into the landscape almost floating in the lagoon are invitations to relax offers for a tourism of close treatment that seeks in

nature and the environment a privileged oasis where to disconnect of the world.

The pearl of the pacific as he baptized it captain cook sums up the essence of bora bora a paradise once forbidden and alone reserved for kings bora bora means born first time and maybe that’s why he stayed with the most beautiful the bluest sky or the lagoon more turquoise the cleaner air nowhere is it easier to understand Polynesian relationship with the sea than in bora bora because for them the water is just another form of land in the sea becomes a good part of life as children you play on its shores you live in their profiles the gardens of the houses are made of sea they work rest and look at the sea there are a thousand ways to navigate what not we could imagine in the west but here are everyday traffic lights and signals would be needed to regulate incessant traffic because the sea is more soil than any land

firm.

LOS TESOROS ROBADOS DE IRAK,NATGEO,DOCUMENTAL,

2021-01-14T05:26:00.009-08:00

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After the years 2011 to Eros port Toronto Pearson Canada suddenly a passenger feels bad an ambulance moved him to the nearest hospital but dies little after a heart failure it was Don and George Turkmen former director of the National Museum of Iraq devoted the last eight years of his life to look for antiques and works of art illegally taken from his country during the invasion of the troops Americans had flown to Canada to give a lecture on the destination of loss collections during the old war they left illegally from the country around 15,000 objects from different times relics of your Sumerian Babylon almost all of them from the ancient Mesopotamia considered the cradle of civilization many of the stolen treasures are worth million dollars affectivity 15,000 pieces are many for any museum in the year 2003 don and began to make a list of all the missing objects to evaluate the the extent of losses and initiate reconstruction of the museum that was and remains one of the most important Middle East.

The sudden death of Don and George and surprised his colleagues and friends with 60 years the former director of the museum the Iraqi government was dedicated to conferences around the world Hamas said they had health problems and still less from the heart I did not know what his condition was

I never said anything about it but in general he seemed a very strong man the looting of the national museum was a difficult coup for Iraqi culture after follow the trail of some of the collections around the world don and George it was discovered that most of the pieces were finished in United States in their conferences and interviews to television the former director does not hide his suspicions the plan to steal the most valuable information was drawn before US troops invading Iraq would have had these accusations dry in Canada.

we will never know laughter we share the same mission finding stolen treasures and return them to the

Iraqi people I have no words to describe the courage and heroism demonstrated neither in the performance of that wall according to the data that the Interpol the black market of antiques is the

third in importance after trafficking in arms and drugs clandestine art business moves annually between 6,000 and 8,000 million of dollars as with drug trafficking the network of illegal trade encompasses all

planet and splashes people with great influence on business and POLITICS 2003 the American army

occupy the country after several aerial bombardments capital surrenders the chaos and anarchy prevailing in the city for several days.

There are no policemen in the streets soldiers do not have superiors to resort and government agencies crowds of thieves are closed they dedicate to stealing shops and supermarkets the 14 of April the sack of the National Museum of Iraq guarding the largest collection of relics and antiques of the country a true middle eastern treasure hundreds of thieves entered the museum and before the horrified eyes of half world took everything they they found in their path in general they removed pieces of smaller value

although it is difficult to say that there would.

Something of little value or of less value in the Iraqi museum because everything was there exceptional

although it seems a spontaneous looting museum staff are surprised to see to see that thieves leave reproductions of ancient statues and carry the original parts as well door of the vault does not seem to have been forced and in the open knew what he was doing among the rubble they found tools commonly used by thieves some of the pieces were extracted with great care of your showcases everything indicates that it was authentic professionals who had been prepared for the occasion entered into the museum toured the 28 galleries and we’re choosing between the exposed best parts.

It was as if they had gone shopping with list that list as it was discovered then gin was written new york London, Paris and Tokyo the looting of the Iraqi National Museum is an isolated cultural disaster this kind of plunder is common in armed conflict and Iraq was not to be an exception while the Vandals broke the showcases the most expert thieves Ivan choosing the objects of greater value the impression was that they were looking for certain pieces famous Egyptian archaeologist to lime and grant also speaks of the list that the looters could have carried were by very specific objects like if they carried a list destroyed many things and took few damage has a reason to be like this is achieved that the relics that remain intact acquire even more value Egypt 2011.

While some claim against Mubarak regime others burst into the national museum of Cairo two years later, the protests and once again reproduce the looting this time in a museum of elviña Syria 2014 only a few months have passed since the outbreak of war and a third of the country’s museums has been looted a few years before in 1996 a crowd razed the national museum of Afghanistan Kabul disappeared 80% of its collection during these two decades the pieces of the museum have been appearing in Germany Switzerland and japan they are very valuable objects in Afghanistan there are not many archaeologists and our knowledge of the past.

Country that is rich and diverse has been always quite limited it was a great loss salima ihram also looking for stolen collections like did Don and George E before dying in suspicious circumstances in a

principle agreed to appear in this report but shortly after starting it ended to the interview abruptly and unexpected to Afghanistan is a country immersed in a terrible war and have

produced looting everywhere I may have many.

The World In 2050 [The Real Future Of Earth]ok

2021-01-14T04:55:00.007-08:00

Can you imagine our world in 2050? Can you imagine the earth in 2050? Can you imagine people in 2050? Do you want to know the future of earth? By mid-century there will likely be 9 billion people on the planet, consuming ever more resources and leading ever more technologically complex lives. What will our cities be like? How will we eat in the future of Earth? Will global warming trigger catastrophic changes, or will we be able to engineer our way out of the world climate crisis?

In the future world demographic changes will certainly be dramatic. Rockefeller University mathematical biologist Joel Cohen says it's likely that by 2050 the majority of the people in the world will live in urban areas of the earth, and will have a significantly higher average age than people today.

we are in a race the race is against time we have to build cities we need them but we have to make them in a different way we need a wave of innovation not only for our way of life but also the planet the consequences would be enormous if we lose this battle.

I’m Thomas gets executive editor at Wired magazine and wired we look at the innovators innovations that are changing our world in the next hour well see three stories from acclaimed film makers about the future of energy will explore cutting-edge innovations in how we drive how we live and in our first story how we fuel our hearts they’re all ideas that promise to shape the path to the world of 2050 all the world has right now close to a billion cars and by double the number of cars of the plant addicted so we doubled our vehicles we really increase the amount of fuel they consume and that’s gonna have a big footprint in terms of our demand for resources to move on most vehicles around were pulling up carbon has been stored underground and burning in our automobiles and putting all that carbon dioxide in the atmosphere we don’t reduce that can have changes in the climate that we could never recover from there’s a number of forecasts for what type of Transportation economy.

we could move into one vision is that we will use more and more liquid fuels another one is will use more electricity right now more of the industrial activity is focused around liquid biofuels the thing

about the fuel is its really unparalleled on a weight basis how much energy is in a gallon of fuel and even if batteries develop as some of the advocates hope they develop were not going to see batteries running large trucks and were certainly not going to see an electrified air plate we’re going to need transportation fuels for those that will directly replace the petroleum-based fuels that were using today this is kicked off people looking at whole range of other alternatives to petroleum in your tank commercial production of ethanol as fuel started in Brazilian 1975.

When we started the ethanol program nobody talking about reducing emissions this was not the issue at that time first and most important we didn’t have money to buy oil anymore after the first oil shock we were importance of oil and today more than fifty percent of all cars use ethanol set of gasoline Brazil made a very conscious choice to try to find a way to reduce their fossil fuel dependence and they didn’t have to look very far because Brazils climate is ideal for growing sugarcane when you have sugar cane plantation you have only two things who make sugar methanol my family has been in sugarcane business since nineteen fifty-five and about 30 years ago who I thought there is opportunity to make more ethanol.

Now we are producing 120 thousand cubic meters of the tunnel Brazil today has very close to 400 sugar mills the overall sales sturdy billion US dollars on this number is increase if you look at how they make ethanol and how efficient the process is it its really a model for all of us they grind the plant up extract the sugar from the cane the sugar goes into these large fermentation tanks which combines sugars together with yeast that naturally produces ethanol they use the rest of the plan to generate heat to

distill the ethanol and turned into fuel they also use that heat generate electricity renewably not putting excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere brazil has God to a point today where they’re using about forty percent less petroleum and they would be otherwise but Brazil cannot supply the whole world of ethanol because they.

Would have to cut very strongly in food production and into critical natural areas like the Amazon to make that happen and this really boils down to the fact there’s only so much arable land and growing fuel for our gas tanks is yet another demand on that landscape.

We cannot get ourselves into thinking that we found a general solution for the world problem I think we will have to face the awarding this way today we have no oil and very large plenty of this anymore you have no call transforming the clean way in the meantime well have to do the best weekend the best at the moment is that they can do biofuels sugarcane ethanol is an incredibly efficient process you get out about seven times the energy you put into growing the sugarcane in the US.

When we produce ethanol from corn for every unit of input of energy we get about the same amount of energy out so were really not gaining anything we need a better process we don’t have to take what nature has given us we can actually engineer plants and yeast to be more efficient and that’s the basis for a lot of the work that were doing what we need to look at though is which of the pathways that come out of this are not only good financially but those that are also good news sustainability and this equation is really wide open right now we are in a race to develop fuels the race isn’t with other countries the race is against time to meet they mediate and future demands we made the energy solution spring from the ground Brazil is the most efficient is an old producing country in the world sugarcane alcohol from Brazil can reduce the total carbon footprint right up to seventy percent compared with the castle the biggest challenge for field providers and common factors is to reduce co2 emissions over the next 20 years demand for mobility will continue to grow we believe that biofuels are very important because they help in immediate way all forms of fuels are going to be needed hydrocarbons natural gas biofuels all of them are going to be part of the energy means for the future of transportation brazil has been very successful at taking a resource they had and finding the process to make that into ethanol and people call those first-generation biofuels we have lots of lab work around the world that are looking at the second generation that’s generally turning cellulosic material from for example weeds into biofuels and United States is very much at the forefront of the innovation park equation for centuries.

We have been using yeast to consume glucose and produce wine and beer we’re trying to do something very similar only wear engineering the east to consume that glucose and turn it into a fuel or drug chemical we call this synthetic biology and when I started in this area many of my colleagues that this is great work but where’s the application what are you gonna do with these tools who cares malaria is an enormous problem in any one year a million or so people die of the disease and most of them are children under the age of five so we thought this is a great opportunity to engineer yeast to produce an anti-malarial drug called argument this drug is derived from plants right now but it’s too expensive for people in the developing world.

FULL MATCH - Team Cena vs. Team Authority - Elimination Tag Team Match

2021-01-14T01:12:00.002-08:00

Big Show, Dolph Ziggler, Erick Rowan, John Cena & Ryback take on Kane, Luke Harper, Mark Henry, Rusev & Seth Rollins: Courtesy of WWE Network.

“A friend knows the song in my heart and sings it to me when my memory fails.” — Donna Roberts

“It’s the friends you can call up at 4 a.m. that matter.” — Marlene Dietrich

“A friend who understands your tears is much more valuable than a lot of friends who only know your smile.” — Unknown

“We weren’t sisters [or brothers] by birth, but we knew from the start…fate brought us together to be sisters [or brothers] by heart.” — Unknown

“Best friends are the people in your life who make you laugh louder, smile brighter and live better.” — Unknown

“Time doesn’t take away from friendship, nor does separation.” — Tennessee Williams

“When the world is so complicated, the simple gift of friendship is within all of our hands.” — Maria Shriver

“There’s not a word yet for old friends who’ve just met.” — Jim Henson

“A single rose can be my garden…a single friend, my world.” — Leo Buscaglia

“Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together.” — Woodrow T. Wilson

“Friends are those rare people who ask how we are and then wait to hear the answer.” — Ed Cunningham

Mr. McMahon and Donald Trump's Battle of the Billionaires

2021-01-14T01:02:00.009-08:00

Mr. McMahon and Donald Trump make their Battle of the Billionaires Match official on Raw.

“The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched — they must be felt with the heart.” — Helen Keller

“Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light.” — Dumbledore

“A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out.” — Walter Winchell

“A friend is someone who understands your past, believes in your future, and accepts you just the way you are.” — Unknown

“Growing apart doesn’t change the fact that for a long time we grew side by side; our roots will always be tangled. I’m glad for that.” — Ally Condie

“Lots of people want to ride with you in the limo, but what you want is someone who will take the bus with you when the limo breaks down.” — Oprah Winfrey

“In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, for in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.” — Khalil Gibran

“It’s not what we have in life, but who we have in our life that matters.” — Unknown

FULL MATCH - Undertaker vs. Triple H

2021-01-14T00:45:00.008-08:00

Undertaker and Triple H square off one-on-one for the last time ever at an epic WWE Super Show-Down event in 2018: Courtesy of WWE Network.

“Friendship is the hardest thing in the world to explain. It’s not something you learn in school. But if you haven’t learned the meaning of friendship, you really haven’t learned anything.” — Muhammad Ali

“Don’t make friends who are comfortable to be with. Make friends who will force you to lever yourself up.” — Thomas J. Watson

“The most beautiful discovery true friends make is that they can grow separately without growing apart.” — Elisabeth Foley

“Life is partly what we make it, and partly what it is made by the friends we choose.” — Tennessee Williams

“They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel.” — Carl W. Buechner

“Find a group of people who challenge and inspire you; spend a lot of time with them, and it will change your life.” — Amy Poehler

“For beautiful eyes, look for the good in others; for beautiful lips, speak only words of kindness; and for poise, walk with the knowledge that you are never alone.” — Audrey Hepburn

Amazon Success Story (Ft. Jeff Bezos) | Motivational video

2021-01-14T00:28:00.007-08:00

I don’t know I think it’s always hard to know why you’re drawn to a particular thing I think part of it is if you have a facility with that thing and of course it’s satisfying to do it and so in the way that self reinforcing uh... and certainly I always had a facility with computers I always got along well with them and uh... and it was it was they’re such extraordinary towards them and you can you can’t teach them to do things in the mid that connection to do them I mean it’s a kind of a an incredible tool that we’ve built here in the twentieth century that was they uh... uh...

A lot of for that really did start a fourth grade uh... and then when I look but I got to high school uh... I think when I was in eleventh grade I got an apple to plots and uh... India continued for computers and for the time I got prints and I was uh... you know taken all the computer classes and actually not just learning how to act but learning about algorithms and you know some of the mathematics behind computer science and it’s fascinating and its really of very involving and fun subject site twenty with the idea I have uh... of starting a company and uh... even

Talk to couple friends about starting a company and ultimately decided it would be smarter to weight and learn a little bit more business and the way the world works unit one of the things that its very hard to believe when you’re twenty two or twenty three-years-old is that you don’t already know everything cut it turns out I mean uh... as I suspected uh... you know

People were more and more as they get older that you seem to work mission to realize that you know lesson last every year that goes back in a way imagine that by the time am you know seventy l realize I did not fit uh... so that was uh... I a very good decision to not do that I went to work for start-up company uh... button unit uh... one in New york city that was building a network uh... for helping brokerage firms clear uh... trades with the kind of an obscure thing its every interesting to go into but used my technical skills and it was very fun work and I love the people I was working with and then uh...

That sort of from then on I started working stripped intersection of computers in finance uh... and stayed on wall street for a long time also only works for a company that um... to distinguish quantitative hedge fund treating I was we were we will need to sweep program the computers and the computers made stock trades uh... and that was very interesting too uh... and that was where I was working when I uh... when I came across the fact that the web was growing at twenty three hundred percent a year and

so you want to start a company balked the first thing you do is used to write a business plan so I did that I wrote about it three page business wrote a first draft factor for the first draft of the car trip uh... from you know from the east coast to the west coast and that was uh...

That is very helpful in the business plan what survived it's first encounters with reality unto always be different the reality will never be the plan the discipline that of writing the plant forces you to think through some of the issues and to get her mentally comfortable in the space miniature research understand.

You know to push on this now this will move over here and so on so that’s the first step

wants you are looking at the bars in a realistic way it’s very important for cartridge to be realistic and so if you believe on that first day while you’re right in the business plan but there’s a seventy percent chance that the whole thing will fail you know that kind of relieves the pressure of self-doubt I mean this early I don’t have any doubt about whether were gonna feel that’s the likely outcome no and that just isn’t to pretend that it’s not will lead you to do strange in you know uh...

Unnatural things so week uh... uh... into Edmund in what you do with those early investment dollars you know so if you have three hundred thousand dollars when you have a million dollars what you do with that early precious capital resources if you go about systematically trying to eliminate risk pick whatever the you know you think the biggest problems and try to eliminate the more time that’s uh...

That’s how small companies get a little bit bigger than a little bit bigger little bit bigger finally at a certain stage you reach a transition where you have with the company has more control over its future ghastly the first through initial start-up capital for amazon dot com came primarily from my parents and they invested a large fraction of their life savings uh...

In what became amazon dot com and yup that is a uh... uh... was a very uh... Bolden trusting thing for them to do because they didn’t and my dad’s first question what’s the inner so this he wasn’t making a bet on this company or this concept.

GOLDEN BUZZER Britain's Got Talent 2018

2021-01-12T07:32:00.007-08:00

The Compilation TV Show worldwide: The Voice, Got Talent, X Factor,...We bring you the best videos: funny, amazing, unbeleivable,...Enjoy it

"The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched - they must be felt with the heart." -Helen Keller

"It is during our darkest moments that we must focus to see the light." -Aristotle

"Whoever is happy will make others happy too." -Anne Frank

"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." -Ralph Waldo Emerson

"You will face many defeats in life, but never let yourself be defeated." -Maya Angelou

"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." -Nelson Mandela

"In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." -Abraham Lincoln

"Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game." -Babe Ruth

TOP GOLDEN BUZZERS on Britain's Got Talent 2020

2021-01-12T07:27:00.009-08:00

Watch the best auditions on Britain's Got Talent 2020 (BGT). Check out the top 5 GOLDEN BUZZERS auditions, including all the best moments from Simon Cowell and the judges.

"Spread love everywhere you go. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier." -Mother Teresa

"When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on." -Franklin D. Roosevelt

"Always remember that you are absolutely unique. Just like everyone else." -Margaret Mead

"Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant." -Robert Louis Stevenson

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." -Eleanor Roosevelt

"Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn." -Benjamin Franklin

GOLDEN BUZZERS On America's Got Talent

2021-01-12T07:21:00.011-08:00

In season 15, NBC's America's Got Talent follows Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, returning judge Heidi Klum and NEW judge Sophia Vergara with host Terry Crews in their talent search, showcasing unique performers from across the country.

"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." -Nelson Mandela

"The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing." -Walt Disney

"Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma – which is living with the results of other people's thinking." -Steve Jobs

"If you look at what you have in life, you'll always have more. If you look at what you don't have in life, you'll never have enough." -Oprah Winfrey

"If you set your goals ridiculously high and it's a failure, you will fail above everyone else's success." -James Cameron

"If life were predictable it would cease to be life, and be without flavor." -Eleanor Roosevelt

Healthy Snacks TO BE A SNACC

2021-01-12T04:50:00.004-08:00

Hey guys, welcome back! You guys ready to make some yummy snacks? So today, Im going to make about four to five recipes depending on my time constraints. Let’s see how it goes

We’re gonna have some high protein snacks, some healthy chocolates. Just things that are yummy and healthy.

So it’s good for you. So were gonna have some high protein meringue, were gonna have high protein yogurt. You can use coconut yogurt too - and were gonna have healthy chocolate, which is really crucial because your girl here eats chocolate every day and

What else?

So for those of you guys who want something to eat with your strawberries, you can try this out

So let’s just jump straight into it because the intro is getting way too long

But before you do that, smash that thumbs up button and subscribe

The first recipe that were gonna make today is meringue because that’s gonna take about two hours

Seriously, I’ve never made it before so

Please make it work? Okay, I got my recipe over here. It looks pretty simple, but I’ve never made it before so let’s hope that I don’t fail

Let’s just start with measuring the ingredients first because I don’t want to get my hands wet. So were gonna need some sugar 3/4 cup of sugar

A lot of sugar, 3/4 cup for four eggs?

Egg white, that’s like 150 grams. Thats a lot. So I’m gonna just use 50 grams because I’m using a The sweetener that has no sugar in it. So it doesn’t actually have carbs or calories in it and its 2 times sweeter-this version that I bought. So I’m just gonna use 50 grams first, I’m not gonna follow the recipe exactly. Anyway, let’s just do 50 grams first it’ll be fine. Like seriously, how, how wrong could it be? We’re gonna need some cream of tartar, which I’ll just pop it in later...some salt

Okay, now the fun part guys, the fun part. I got my oven preheated, but the fun part now is to break

These eggs into here

Nice...very nice

Okay we got our 4 egg whites here . We’re gonna add some salt and cream of tartar and then beat the crap out of it

Where is my mixer??

I don’t know where everything is..

WHERE IS MY MIXER??

So you gotta make sure that everything is really dry

There’s no oil in it as well because that’s the end of the meringue if you have some oil or egg yolk in it.

So were gonna add a quarter teaspoon

Of cream of tartar. I normally use this when I bake my

Pancakes, make my pancakes. Not bake my pancakes.

Let’s have a teaspoon of salt I’m not really sure why they add salt into like egg white

Please tell me why.. Is it because it helps to dry up the mixture a little bit better?

I don’t know. But were gonna beat this up.

Oh my gosh I swear I can never cook peacefully. Alright, lets beat this

Oh you’re supposed to beat it at normal speed though, like medium speed

Now that it’s kind of fluffy, I’m gonna add my sugar

This is an arm workout guys

Make more meringues

I’ll make such a mess when I’m cooking. It’s looking really fluffy guys.

I think this is ready. I didn’t actually add all my sugar

I feel like I’m not gonna like it if it’s too sweet. So you gotta adjust it based on your palate

I just don’t like things that are too sweet.

Now I’m just gonna fold everything

In with a coloring. I got this from LA last year from Whole Foods

Yes, and its expired. I’m just gonna use it, anyway. Just a little tiny bit of red.

Ohh guys, I forgot about my vanilla extract. I’ll just add it in now. It’s okay. It’s not the end of the world

What the hell! Tiny bit

Okay, maybe a little bit more *gasp as a lot bit more pours out*

So I’m just gonna mix this in

I think I did a really good job in beating this because it’s so fluffy guys, okay

This is taking way too long

It’s this worth it? Pretty sure it’ll be worth it.

So now were gonna put it into a piping bag, which I don’t have so I’m gonna use a zip lock bag

I’ve never really piped stuff before so let’s hope that it works

I haven’t baked much in the last couple of years and now that I have an oven

I’m trying to be more creative. So I think what I’m supposed to do

So, I think what I’m supposed to do is to cut a little hole over here and I have

a little piping thing that I bought ages ago.

The holes too big. I just wasted my zip lock baaag

Can I use the other side? I think that will work. Okay, I think that’s better. I’m just gonna put everything in here.

Wow, look at the amount of egg white we have over here. Maybe this is just too much.

snappy snappy-snap

Got it all in. Oh, yeah, baby

I think it looks pretty

This will look very pretty. What am I doing wrong?

Look at that one

Okay, I need to focus this is not looking pretty at all. Nobody’s gonna watch this video now

because my meringue looks ugly as ****

You can do this Chloe. Just do it. Just smash this out

But why is my meringue so ugly?

We got a few pointy meringues over here

Okay much better

This head went all the way in and no wonder no wonder it wasn’t looking good

So I’m gonna pop this in the oven first and I’m gonna make my second tray. Hopefully that looks better

Oh that looks really pretty, that one! Ok maybe I should just make it small

Like that...better oh

Well, I give it to all the bakers out there. This is the workout guys

I’m squatting right here. I think this batch is looking a little bit better like not the best

But its. You know ..cute and small

Like us small girls out there

I hope that we.. you think that we are cute cause we are small

Off into the oven. So for the rest of the egg yolk. Don’t throw it away use it for like other recipes

like custard or carbonara

I always make carbonara for my dinner after my lunch if I have any egg yolks left over don’t waste your food.

So anyways, I made myself some white chocolate over here as you can see they look so amazing like look at them

It’s so pretty

There’s no sugar added. I mean there’s sweetener added .So it’s just mostly

fat in here and tastes

Good. Oh my god

This white chocolate bar

It’s too good to be true. Seriously. It tastes really good, the recipe is gonna be at the end of the video. So

Check it out. I made it yesterday. And i was trying so hard not to eat it because I needed to take a photo with it.