Waching daily Jan 30 2019

PUT SALT IN YOUR PORTFOLIO AND LOOK WHAT HAPPENS !!

You are already wondering what will happen if you put salt in your wallet?

Welcome to my youtube channel, for those and those who are new, subscribe

read and comment, in this new videos , I will give you some simple tips

very beneficial practices, and especially here are the mistakes you make that carry

so bad luck on you I told you that the body is like a

magnetic fields that attracts good and bad, it's all about balance and

of balance, the more you attract bad and the more you will get bad, and vice

versa Follow these recommendations and you will see

To attract money into your wallet.

Do not carry receipts, credit cards credit or objects representing debts

or monetary expenses in your portfolio.

Always and at all times, keep your wallet full of money, it is a symbol of abundance.

Avoid carrying the wallet empty.

Do not put waste, like packaging sweets, old cards

with your name and your cards or coupons raffle or lotto you lost

who have expired in the wallet.

In short, you just have to get rid everything you do not use and simply

put the essentials.

2.- Store your wallet correctly:

You have to treat your wallet with a lot of love so that it works as

a magnet to attract money into your wallet.

Assign a unique site to your home for your wallet and place it there when

you go back home.

Once you have learned to appreciate it, you will start to attract money

in your wallet.

Avoid throwing your wallet on the dining table or elsewhere for convenience.

3.- Respect your wallet.

Do not put your wallet on the floor, especially on the floor of the bathroom.

women, never let your handbags on the floor and even other business

that contain money shoulder bags ...

4.- Activate wealth and luck:

Magnetize and attract more money placing three old pieces in a ribbon

red with your money in your wallet.

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Ritual with SALT MARIN and your wallet, TO REMOVE THE BAD CHANCE and attract

money in your life.

If the chance is determined not to be by your side, make the lucky charm

next and always take it with you in your purse or in your wallet.

. . On a moonlit night, place seven teaspoons of salt

sea ​​on an old coin that is no longer legally in circulation.

a circle around, a spiral starting from the left, turn the spiral up to

center where the piece is, let it sit all night the next morning clean up

the room with tap or spring water, attached to it is the small red ribbon, made

your prayer, aloud, cast out the bad luck; move the ora and the waves away.

Negatives speak while walking and ask your business evolves, improves

... keep a pinch of salt with which you did the ritual in your door

leaf to ward off bad luck

Even if it works it's not enough, if personally you are not virtuous

and do not make any physical effort I you said right now there is no chance that

it works

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For more infomation >> CONJURE NATURELLEMENT LE SORT DE CETTE FACON POUR ETRE RICHE :CA FONCTIONNE! - Duration: 5:23.

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Eenhoorn Prinses Vlog #003 Een verrassing | De Tandenfee | Spelen met mijn Neefje - Duration: 5:24.

Goodmorning everyone

you will probably think who is that

i am kayleigh's dad, in case you didnt know yet

im about to pick her up right now

and i have a small surprise for her, i just wanted to let you know

later we will be showing what it is, when we pick up the surprise

you will be seeing her a little later, bye

what are we going to do ?

i dont know

really dont know ?

whats here upstairs ?

i really dont know

so you really, really, really dont know ?

no

horse accesory ?

maybe? who knows

overthere horse brushes, i have those allready

ooohhh stirrups

dad, what are we going to do ?? please tell me

do you remember what i told you last time ?

uhm no ?

if you would listen to me and be nice, what would i buy you ?

(Question) What do you guys think she got ? You have exactly 10 seconds to guess and leave your answer in the comments :-) Good luck

tack underlayment

can you show it to the people :-)

ahh yes

very nice!

and what will you be doing with it ?

i will put it on the horse before horse riding

but only if the horse hasnt been sadled yet

aaannd

i will be horseriding again in the small pitch

my dad pulled out my tooth

that did really hurt

but not that much

because there was alot of blood and i didnt like it

this is the small rope we used to pull out the tooth

wich came out of my craft box

i will now show you were my tooth was

and that's how my tooth came out

this one i got from the toothferry

this one as well

this one to

and the little sister from the horse family

that is what i got from the toothferry

i really liked getting this

because when a tooth comes out and you put it under your pillow the toothferry will stop by

and if you did that he will give you a present

hi! we are going

to my grandma and granddad Raiko (nickname)

afterwards we ware going to granddad boat (nickname)

bye

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Obra comentada: "María Isabel de Braganza, reina de España"José Álvarez Cubero - Duration: 6:34.

I've chosen this work for three reasons.

Firstly, for the subject depicted,

secondly for the circumstances of its creation,

and finally due to the restoration undertaken on it.

With regard to the subject, this is Isabel de Braganza, Queen Consort of Spain.

She was the second of Ferdinand VII's four wives.

She was the daughter of the King and Queen of Portugal and arrived at the Spanish court

after Ferdinand's first wife died without an heir.

You could say that there was some hurry in finding him another wife

to provide him with heirs and she was the one chosen.

It was all a rather hasty business: she was Ferdinand VII's niece, she arrived at court without a dowry

and it seems she wasn't a particularly attractive woman.

The people of Madrid didn't exactly welcome her with open arms.

A number of popular songs were written on her arrival, one of which includes the chorus:

"Poor, ugly and Portuguese."

In fact, Isabel had considerably more qualities than that.

She was a cultured woman with a profound interest in the fine arts.

In fact, she was a painter and on her arrival in Spain she was made an honorary member

of the Real Academia de San Fernando.

Why is she so special?

In history in general, women always seem to occupy a secondary role

and the same is true for the creation of this museum.

Among the women who played the most important roles was Isabel de Braganza.

A number of authors, including Madrazo and Barón, have said that she was in fact

the person who suggested to Ferdinand VII that he create a museum; the one we now call the Museo del Prado,

known at that date as the Real Museo de Pintura y Escultura, due to the fact that she was so impressed

by the King's art collections when she arrived in Spain.

The Museum first opened in 1819 but Isabel had died in December 1818.

So she never saw her great work.

This is a posthumous portrait.

The poor woman arrived here aged nineteen and died in childbirth two years later.

Her husband commissioned this portrait in 1825 after she had been dead for seven years.

The work was finished in 1827, although not entirely as the artist Álvarez Cubero died before

he could complete it.

It is finished with regard to the forms, volumes and all the sculptural details

but the polishing of the surface was not finished, as you can clearly see on this side.

There are numerous tool marks visible on the arm.

For a 19th-century work and a work by this artist, of whom we have a large number,

this sculpture ought to have a very highly polished surface, very highly finished,

and if you look you can see a texture that is quite out of keeping with works of this type.

So, what happened?

The sculpture was waxed.

If any of you have a piece of furniture that's been waxed at home

you'll know that wax has a sort of residual adhesiveness.

Dust gradually fell on it and it was given another coating of wax on top to re-polish it.

The result was the build-up of a thick coat of varnish.

When you looked at this sculpture it was difficult to see that it was white marble.

It had a very brownish, orangeish, dirty look.

The first thing we did with regard to the restoration was to clean it

in order to remove all these layers, all these substances that weren't part

escultura y quitarle también toda esa suciedad que estaba atrapada entre capa y capa.

of the sculpture, and also remove all the dirt trapped between the layers.

To remove the layers of varnish we used solvents and mixtures of organic solvents that are applied by

swabbing with a piece of cotton wool soaked in the mixture.

This cotton wool is gradually removed as the varnish

that we want to get rid of dissolves without affecting the layers underneath.

When we reached the layers of wax, that solution was not sufficiently effective and we had to use

other mixtures of solvents.

In this case we used gels, in other words we turned the mixture into a gel which we could leave on the surface

so that it acted for longer, softening the layers of hardened wax.

The work improved considerably but the stone still had a rather greyish appearance

due to that initial layer of dirt which had penetrated into the porous body of the stone.

This had been assisted by the different textures, cracks and other gaps

which meant that the dirt had penetrated and got stuck.

We had to find a solution as the chemical solvents didn't work.

The third reason why this work is important is that it is the first

from the Museo del Prado's sculpture collection to be cleaned with laser technology.

There have been others since, but this was the first.

The laser used for cleaning stone is a monochromatic laser

with infra-red light which works on the principle of energy absorption difference.

In restoration, cleaning is always selective and we first removed the varnish.

Then we removed the layers of wax and finally worked on the incrusted dirt.

The equipment we use has an output device that fires a small circular beam of 4mm diameter,

so you have to go over the entire surface with it, meaning that it was very laborious.

We left an area on the back to show how dirty the sculpture was before we applied the laser,

in other words, after we had removed the layers of varnish and wax, and it was this grey.

Thanks to that, we can now see it in all its splendour and with its correct chromatic range.