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_bhojpuri-song-daily.webp "Bhojpurishort video<br/> Bhojpuri songdaily")
_hungama-124124-dance-video124124-ha-ga-ma-lokal-yt124124dance-video-trending.webp "HA GA MA LOKAL YT")
_arkesta-new-2021-bhojpuri-songvideoarkestra-bhojpuri-2021-bhojpuri-archestra-dance-dj.webp "WORLD MIXER MASALA")
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_designer-creates-jacket-using-client39s-late-mom39s-clothes-124-happily-tv.webp "A designer has gone viral with a stunning jacket lined with clothes that used to belong to his client's late mom so she could “always be close to him.” Mason Wagner, 25, from Racine, Wisconsin, started his clothing design company GoodNatured as a creative outlet, after seeing hundreds of pounds of used cloth on Facebook Marketplace. Right from the first idea he had – creating a jacket out of old painters' drop cloths – his designs have gone viral, prompting hundreds of unique requests. One request came from Eric, whose mom had recently passed away, and he had a collection of her clothing that meant a lot to him. Eric asked Mason if he could turn his mom's clothes into something he could wear, to keep her close. Mason admitted he initially wasn't sure what to create, so spoke to his grandmother, a lifelong quilter, and came up with an idea to piece the garments together to line the inside of a jacket. The process was more difficult than Mason thought, as the different weights and textures of the clothes meant he spent around 10 hours trying to make the lining work. Knowing Eric's mom's love of the ocean, he used a material for the jacket itself evoking water.")
_arkesta-new-2021-bhojpuri-songvideoarkestra-bhojpuri-2021-bhojpuri-archestra-dance-dj.webp "WORLD MIXER MASALA")
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_arkestra-dance-video-124-2025-stage-program-124-hot-girl-bhojpuri-song-dance-video.webp "Black Beauty 990k")
_soft-breezy-drift-white-curtains-in-the-wind.webp "Invite a sense of airy tranquility into your space with the gentle, rhythmic motion of soft white curtains swaying in a light breeze. This recording captures the delicate, breathy rustle of fabric as it catches the wind, creating a peaceful and minimalist soundscape. The subtle \")
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_a-pro-chef-makes-mozzarella-cheese-in-a-tiny-apartment-124-good-chef-bad-kitchen-124-refinery29.webp "This week on Good Chef, Bad Kitchen, chef Angie Rito of Don Angie in New York City tries making homemade mozzarella in a tiny apartment. She attempts to make a gourmet dish with fresh mozzarella and very few kitchen tools! Press play to see how she manages following this recipe! <br/><br/>#athome<br/>#athomewithme<br/><br/>https://donangie.com/<br/><br/>Angie Rito's Grilled Peach Caprese Salad With Homemade Mozzarella and Amaretto<br/><br/>For the Mozzarella:<br/>1/2 gallon whole milk, not ultra-pasteurized (raw milk is ideal, if available)<br/>3/4 teaspoon citric acid<br/>1/8 teaspoon liquid rennet<br/>1/2 teaspoon kosher salt<br/><br/>1. Sterilize a medium-sized heavy-bottomed pot by boiling water in it. Discard the water, dry the pot and allow it to cool. Add rennet to 2 tablespoons of cool water in a small bowl. Set aside. In another small bowl, add citric acid to 1/2 cup cool water.<br/><br/>2. Put the citric acid mixture into the pot. Pour the milk into the pot and stir well to combine. Over a medium-low flame, heat the milk slowly to 95-100 degrees F, until visibly curdled. Remove the pot from the burner and slowly add the rennet mixture. Stir to combine thoroughly. Cover the pot with a lid and allow to sit for 5 minutes undisturbed, up to a half hour.<br/><br/>3. Once solidified, with a sharp knife cut the curds with a checkerboard pattern into small squares. Place pot back on the stove and heat to 110 degrees F, slowly stirring the curds to ensure that they heat evenly. Take pot off of the heat and continue to stir slowly for 5 minutes. Pour the mixture into a colander lined with cheese cloth, set over another container to collect the whey. Press the curd to remove excess liquid. Allow to rest for 30 minutes.<br/><br/>4. In a small pot, heat 1 1/2 cup of the reserved whey. Add 1/2 teaspoon salt. Heat to 180 degrees. Add half of the mozzarella curd to the pot and gently stir with a spoon, corralling the curds to one side of the pot. Once the mozzarella curds form a small cohesive mass, start to gently stretch with your hands, forming a ball and tucking the ends underneath repeatedly. Form a circle shape with the index finger and thumb of your less dominant hand and push the mixture through with the index finger of your dominant hand to create a smooth ball. Pinch the end of the bottom with the index finger and thumb of your dominant hand. Repeat this step with the remaining curd to form two small mozzarella balls.<br/><br/>For The Macerated Peaches<br/><br/>1 large peach<br/>2 tablespoons olive oil<br/>Squeeze of lemon juice<br/>2 teaspoons of amaretto<br/>2 sprigs basil, picked and roughly chopped<br/>½ teaspoon salt<br/><br/>1. Cut peach into 8-10 wedges. Coat with non-stick cooking spray and season with salt.<br/><br/>2. Place peach wedges on a hot cast iron grill pan and grill until dark grill marks appear.<br/><br/>3. Place the peaches in a bowl and add remaining ingredients. Toss well to coat. Allow to sit and macerate for at least ten minutes before serving.<br/><br/>To Serve<br/><br/>Mozzarella<br/>Macerated Peaches<br/>Sea Salt<br/>1 sprig basil, leaves picked<br/>Peppermill<br/>1/2 cup crumbled amaretti c")
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_the-weight-of-the-cross.webp "Jesus walked along the stone street. The sun had barely risen. Soldiers led him through the quiet city. Dust rose under their boots. He stumbled slightly over uneven stones, adjusting the weight of the wooden cross on his shoulder. A few early workers passed, pushing carts and tending animals. Jesus’ steps were slow but steady.<br/><br/>Mary Magdalene watched from behind a low wall. She did not move forward. She followed at a distance, her eyes fixed on him. She adjusted her shawl but stayed hidden as soldiers passed.<br/><br/>At the city square, Pilate sat on a high platform. Soldiers stood at both sides. A sparse crowd had gathered. Pilate asked, “Are you the King of the Jews?”<br/>Jesus looked at him. “Is this what you say, or did others tell you?”<br/><br/>A young man in the crowd stepped forward briefly, muttering, “This is the one,” then quickly stepped back as soldiers glanced at him. The crowd murmured, some pointing, some avoiding his gaze. Pilate motioned for silence and offered the festival release. The people shouted for Barabbas. Soldiers led Jesus away.<br/><br/>Jesus carried the cross up the hill. Each step pressed heavily on his shoulders. Dust swirled around his feet. Soldiers nudged him upright when he stumbled. Simon of Cyrene passed by. Pilate nodded. Simon lifted the cross briefly to help, then stepped aside and disappeared into the crowd. Jesus continued, adjusting the weight with steady hands.<br/><br/>He reached the hilltop. Soldiers laid him down on the cross. Nails were hammered into his wrists and feet. Two others were already crucified on either side. One man shouted insults. The other remained silent. Jesus breathed heavily.<br/><br/>He looked at the crowd. “Father, forgive them. They do not know what they are doing.” A boy dropped a stone in the crowd. The sound echoed. He froze, then ran away. The soldiers did not move.<br/><br/>The sky darkened. Wind stirred dust along the hill. Jesus said, “It is finished.” He became still. Soldiers stepped back. Mary knelt at the base, her hands on the edge of the cloth.<br/><br/>Joseph of Arimathea approached Pilate and asked for the body. Pilate nodded. Soldiers carried Jesus down. Joseph placed him in a carved stone tomb and wrapped him in linen. A large stone rolled over the entrance. The hill emptied. The crowd dispersed. Daily life resumed, but the echoes of the day remained.<br/><br/>Mary stood slowly, brushing dust from her knees. Pilate returned to his residence. Soldiers left for the gates. Jesus lay in the tomb, covered in linen. The breeze stirred across the stone. Shadows stretched across the square. The day ended quietly, leaving the memory of every step, every word, and every movement.")
_designer-creates-jacket-using-client39s-late-mom39s-clothes.webp "A designer has gone viral with a stunning jacket lined with clothes that used to belong to his client's late mom so she could “always be close to him.” Mason Wagner, 25, from Racine, Wisconsin, started his clothing design company GoodNatured as a creative outlet, after seeing hundreds of pounds of used cloth on Facebook Marketplace. Right from the first idea he had – creating a jacket out of old painters' drop cloths – his designs have gone viral, prompting hundreds of unique requests. One request came from Eric, whose mom had recently passed away, and he had a collection of her clothing that meant a lot to him. Eric asked Mason if he could turn his mom's clothes into something he could wear, to keep her close. Mason admitted he initially wasn't sure what to create, so spoke to his grandmother, a lifelong quilter, and came up with an idea to piece the garments together to line the inside of a jacket. The process was more difficult than Mason thought, as the different weights and textures of the clothes meant he spent around 10 hours trying to make the lining work. Knowing Eric's mom's love of the ocean, he used a material for the jacket itself evoking water.")
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