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"Guatemala: New Normal" documentary part 2 Visit some of the most hardcore and dangerous cities in all of Guatemala. "La Lemonada" "La Limonada used to be nothing more than a ravine running through Guatemala City, Guatemala. During a decade-long civil war which began in the 1950’s, many Guatemalans fled the guerrilla warfare in mountain villages and began to inhabit the ravine, which approximately 60,000 Guatemalans now call home. Composed of informal settlements, La Limonada is marked by a lack of quality education, poverty, sexual abuse, substance abuse, gang activity and violence. Running water and electricity are available only to some, and trash lines the stream which runs through the ravine. It is considered one of the poorest and most dangerous neighbourhoods in the city. The people of La Limonada are caught in a never-ending cycle of poverty without viable options of healthy, sustainable livelihoods for themselves and for their families. Due to the social stigma attached to the community, most organizations will not operate directly within the borders of La Limonada to help the people. It is said that “even Santa Claus doesn’t go to La Limonada.” (https://www.socioeco.org/bdf_fiche-document-1863_en.html) Also, in this episode meet the "APECO" foundation - set up to help the youth of Guatemala and ensure a prosperous future.

"Los Angeles: New Normal" part 4 Meet the street walkers of Skid Row, learn their objectives and situation. "Skid Row is a neighborhood in Downtown Los Angeles.[1] The area is officially known as Central City East.[2] Skid Row contains one of the largest stable populations (about 9,200–15,000) of homeless people in the United States[3][4] and has been known for its condensed homeless population since at least the 1930s. Its long history of police raids, targeted city initiatives, and homelessness advocacy make it one of the most notable districts in Los Angeles.[5] Covering fifty city blocks immediately east of downtown Los Angeles, Skid Row is bordered by Third Street to the north, Seventh Street to the south, Alameda Street to the east, and Main Street to the west. " (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skid_Row,_Los_Angeles)

Introducing California State University's very own: Dr. Debi Prasad Choudhary as we discuss our powerful Sun, space time and the big bang theory. Have you discovered that the expression "on time" can mean different things for people? Has your perception of time changed? This is the "Great Time Reset".

"Los Angeles: New Normal" part 3 of documentary. Our way of life is constant and routine., race to work and live for the weekend. For those who work remotely, stay at home and attend your online meeting as you are being monitored remotely. View the reality of Los Angeles. You will see exactly what happens to people society seems to sweep under the rug. ravaged by poverty, mental illness and drugs- How do you live in L.A. when you do not have an equal chance? Inspire yourself: Spread positivity and you will find it is contagious. Living in harmony is the key.

Los Angeles in the largest city in California with a population of over 4 million. The city covers roughly 460 vast miles. As a native i have uncovered the new normal which this documentary covers. If you grew up or even visited Los Angeles in the last 20 years it is true, times have changed. Most are brainwashed by media, and they live a life of impulse, false luxury, Covid and whatever else found to be the new normal.

Guatemala: New Normal documentary part 1 Enter a foreign new world for the first time. In a dark age, asking for collapse... We question how Guatemalans are adapting with today's real-world challenges. Be prepared, this inspiring city will leave you in shock as some of the stories reveal a dangerous and rough life filled with tragedy. How does one stay positive? Is a question the documentary must answer. "Guatemala: New Normal" Written and directed by: Devin Roberts.

With research and inside connections Uncharted Destiny is the first to interview community leaders, active gang members, street workers and the people that make up the soul of what is Guatemala City. Longtime friend and Field producer Casey Williams not only has roots in Guatemala but was also able to align and secure permission for red zone areas we entered. Tomorrow isn't promised. A better way of life can be achievable through perseverance we learn. Full length Documentary to be released this month. Written and directed by: Devin Roberts

View the reality of Los Angeles. You will see exactly what happens to people society seems to sweep under the rug. ravaged by poverty, mental illness and drugs- How do you live in L.A. when you do not have an equal chance?

We are living inside a clock. The Sun tells the time, the moon tells the day, and the stars indicate the month. Venus is an important celestial marker for the Kumeyaay life cycle. Better known as Kwellyap-miwan it has an eight year cycle as a morning and evening star and is one of the dominant lights in the sky. The Kumeyaay is used to describe its slow cycle of the planet. -----Dinosaurs went extinct about 65 million years ago (at the end of the Cretaceous Period), after living on Earth for about 165 million years. "" In a new study, scientists show that the key expansion of dinosaurs was also triggered by a crisis -- a mass extinction that happened 232 million years ago.

Face masks and city wide lockdowns...Prepare for a quarantine as i will show you Los Angeles like you have never seen before. In a world of uncertainty we do what's right. What happens when you question what is right? This Documentary covers people and places in Los Angeles that you may have never knew existed and are all subject to change due to the new normal. Whether you are rich and famous or living on the streets, society is in a struggle. Living day to day just to make ends meet- we find ourselves stuck in a world of materialism, addiction and poverty.

Great Time Reset part 2 documentary before clocks there was "Indian Time" howel at the moon!

Great Time Reset documentary part 1 Traditional time telling, where did it start and how does it apply to you? what makes one's time more important than another's ?