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[ " The second method could potentially take twice as long because I'm working with a sketch,", " so the shapes of the details are predetermined " ]
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[ "and this requires more time and precision.", " I'm using the same colors for the same places only instead of " ]
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[ "eyeballing where the shapes", " are going, I'm putting them within the guidelines of the drawing.", " This is actually how I do most of my paintings, they're almost always starting with a sketch." ]
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[ "While I hope that this has been useful for those of you who asked me to make this tutorial,", " I have a new print in my art store, it's a limited edition run " ]
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[ "of 25 prints only of", " my painting shatter, I hope you like it.", " Here, would you like to try some " ]
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[ "paint thinner?", " Mmm, delicious.", " Is it everything you've wanted?", " Is it everything you've dreamed of?", " If it is, there's something very, " ]
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[ "very wrong with you.", " This is perfect." ]
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[ " Blocking the road here." ]
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[ " What is he doing?" ]
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[ "What's going on here?", " What's going on here?" ]
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[ " You're kind of getting rough within there.", " Yeah, I'm hurting it.", " What's that?", " What do you do?" ]
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[ "I'm hurting it.", " I'm hurting it.", " I'm hurting it.", " I'm hurting it.", " What is he doing?" ]
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[ "Why did you just throw him like that?", " What's that?", " I'm back.", " I'm back. I'll stay back.", " You're good." ]
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[ "You alright, buddy? He didn't hurt you, did he?", " He did.", " He was kind of rough there.", " What's he harassing you for?", " I know." ]
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[ "Okay. Well, I just, he's blocking the road.", " I'd like to get through here and I don't like him throwing you around like that.", " I was locked and tied.", " I just got to stay " ]
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[ "back so he doesn't fritz here.", " But I'll keep an eye on you.", " Did he tear your pants?" ]
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[ " Did he tear your pants?", " Yes.", " Alright, yeah, I'm going to move my truck.", " I'll walk you here for a minute." ]
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[ "Okay, just to make sure he doesn't use you any further.", " So I pull up officers here talking to this guy.", " Blocking the whole road " ]
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[ "and then he just throws him on the ground.", " That wasn't doing anything but stumbling and staggering.", " I don't know what the " ]
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[ "guy's trouble is, but as usual,", " these officers think they got to be as heavy handed as possible.", " So frustrating." ]
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[ "No reason for it.", " What's going on here?", " There's another halt patient.", " Escape from the hospital." ]
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[ "So you just threw him on the ground?", " Because he's a mental, did you seriously just throw a disabled person on the ground?", " No.", " There's a phone comets." ]
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[ "I'm not threatening you at all.", " Why did you throw him on the ground?", " I want an answer to that.", " Mr. Sime, I'm not going to talk to you.", " You're not going to talk to me." ]
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[ "I have to take this.", " Why?", " Step back.", " You're blocking the road.", " Quick, try to order me around." ]
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[ "You're blocking a public road.", " It'd be great if you were helping the guy but you just threw him on the ground.", " Not cool, not acceptable.", " You need to treat people with " ]
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[ "respect.", " You know, tough guys everywhere.", " So it's a mental health patient.", " He needs to take him back to the hospital." ]
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[ "He needs to treat someone that's hurting folks.", " Is this how you treat someone that needs help?", " We throw him on the ground.", " I don't know if the camera caught him being thrown on the ground.", " Because his car was kind of in the " ]
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[ "way.", " And I didn't necessarily expect that at that point.", " So I'm watching.", " He's right here.", " And it makes sense that the guy maybe has a " ]
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[ "mental health patient because he was kind of walking weird.", " He was kind of like he was staggering on certain.", " And it looked like maybe he had a problem.", " Maybe he wasn't understanding what was going on.", " And " ]
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[ "we've seen this over and over again.", " We see police murder people that have mental problems or that are sick or things like that.", " And so " ]
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[ "this afraid of police thug just throws the guy on the ground.", " I watched him do it.", " I watched him grab him and the guy goes flying on the ground.", " Why would you treat somebody like that?" ]
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[ " Would you treat your neighbor like that if they were hurting?", " Would you treat your children like that if they were hurting?", " Where's the love for our neighbor?", " Where's the respect for our fellow man?", " Why does afraid of police think that they can abuse " ]
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[ "disabled people?", " Is that okay?", " Is that acceptable?", " Is that what we call serving and protecting now?", " We need real public servants, folks.", " We need people " ]
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[ "that love their neighbor.", " We need to start holding them accountable.", " And when you just stand our ground," ]
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[ "when they try to be police." ]
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[ " Hello, hello, it's Stacy from Trilly Majestic. Today I'm going to be sharing with you three", " different " ]
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[ "blankets that I have knitted up over the last few years and how they handled", " daily usage or some of them aren't daily usage. So you'll be " ]
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[ "able to see up close how", " they actually look and no matter what you do with a wool-roaming blanket it will shed.", " No matter how much you felt it it will shed to some " ]
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[ "extent. Definitely make the shedding", " less. So first of all please guys please share this video to your timelines on Facebook", " or Pinterest or wherever you share " ]
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[ "videos because I think this is really important for people", " to know that these blankets just don't hold up and you might be spending hundreds and", " hundreds on making. One of " ]
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[ "these beautiful, billowy blankets to begin with but in the end", " they do definitely flatten and they shed. So please share this and " ]
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[ "help your fellow", " arm knitters understand what actually happens to these blankets. So this green one gets", " got knitted up and I used it on top of you " ]
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[ "know on top of my couch and also we did", " actually end up using it under our bedding as a mattress top or for a while which " ]
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[ "is why", " it got really really flat. So it still looks great and it still is super warm but it definitely" ]
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[ "flattened and it didn't keep its billowyness because we were sleeping on it. And I felt", " that one up like mad in the washing machine. So it was the best out of all " ]
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[ "three of these. You", " can see how this one is felting up and peeling and we are using this one as a mattress to", " this is white, iter, top wool roving " ]
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[ "and I did slightly felt it in the washing machine to begin with", " although I wasn't too worried about felting it really good because we were going to be sleeping", " on it " ]
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[ "and underneath a you know it's underneath our sheets so it's not going to be shedding everywhere.", " You can see if you wanted to pull this yarn apart and " ]
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[ "unravel it and knit it into something else", " it has actually kind of piled and felt it together so you would really have to yank it because it", " has the whole " ]
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[ "blanket has started felting together. And it still looks pretty good you can use it", " on the couch you can use it you know under as a mattress " ]
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[ "topper like we've done because it makes", " your mattress so much more breathable and it's cool in the summer and warm in the winter and this", " just amazing " ]
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[ "amazing wool to use for a mattress topper. I'll put a link in the description", " how I made this and the cheapest wool I could find on the planet to you to " ]
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[ "make this which was", " really incredible because it's like 20 kilos of wool and it is so warm. Sorry that's " ]
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[ "not 20 kilos", " it's 10 kilos of wool which is 22 pounds. The last one really got destroyed and I knitted this", " up into a carrot blanket " ]
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[ "unraveled and knitted it loads of times just like the green one actually", " but the main difference is I put this one after a while " ]
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[ "into a synthetic polyester duvet cover", " and that was apparently not the right thing to do so this got used as " ]
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[ "a quilt on top of us or a", " duvet and the synthetic polyester cover basically destroyed the blanket " ]
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[ "so this is not something that", " you want to do because we thought maybe it'll shed less you know it's a little nice and cozy warm", " but it'll shed less all over the " ]
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[ "house and ourselves if we put it in a cover and that was", " definitely not the thing to do so it's full of these little pillars and it looks " ]
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[ "really dreadful", " it looks like something that should be made into a dog bed now so please don't do that with your", " covers they all of these blankets " ]
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[ "do shed to some extent but they are all well felted up and I", " use the washing machines I use the washing machine to felt them up " ]
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[ "and this is what they look", " like after several years of use so do take caution and take note if you want to make a wool rolling" ]
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[ " they will change they will not be huge and fillowy like they originally are but it does", " depend on your use you just " ]
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[ "sit there on the couch and you don't touch it if you're driving", " your car okay if you sit on the couch and never use it then it'll " ]
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[ "stay big and billowy but if", " you want to use this beautiful nice toasty warm blanket they do wear and after probably 10 " ]
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[ "years", " they'll have even more pillars probably so this was all of these blankets have two to three years of" ]
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[ "use and this is how they look so I'll just let the video continue to play it's about seven minutes long", " and you can just see the up close you know what I've done with each " ]
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[ "blanket I felt it all", " these up in the washing machine slightly to begin with and some of them the orange and the green one", " definitely got knitted more than the white one and " ]
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[ "I also put video links of me actually knitting", " you know when I first started knitting it was really puffy and beautiful and you can see the original" ]
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[ "state of the wool roving and also where I bought them all that will be in the description", " so enjoy the video please do share this just to get this information out to " ]
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[ "other arm knitters it", " is really important they understand how this is going to look after a few years thanks for watching bye" ]
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[ " Standing " ]
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[ "outside of the old city of Jerusalem, you can see the old city wall in the background", " there.", " And just to the right behind those buildings is the Damascus Gate." ]
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[ " And in Hebrews 13 verse 12 it says that Jesus suffered outside of the city gate.", " And then in John 19 verse 20 it says " ]
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[ "that Jesus was crucified near to the city.", " So this site is both outside of the city gate " ]
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[ "and yet near to the city.", " Matthew Mark, Luke and John all " ]
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[ "identify the place where Jesus was crucified as the place", " of the skull.", " And in John 19 verses 17 and 18 John says " ]
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[ "that Jesus was crucified at the place of the", " skull which in Hebrew is Golgotha." ]
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[ " John wrote that in the place where Jesus was crucified there was a garden and a tomb." ]
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[ " And very close by here.", " An ancient water sister has been found." ]
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[ " So here's the opening to that sister.", " You can see water running down there." ]
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[ " So discovered at this site is " ]
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[ "an ancient winepress.", " So grapes harvested in this garden would be pressed here." ]
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[ " An archaeologist date this as being approximately 2000 years " ]
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[ "old.", " In John chapter 20 verse 15 we read of how Mary, when she first saw " ]
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