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Nick Saint-Erne
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Добавлен 2 апр 2014
Nick Saint-Erne is a veterinarian specializing in pet fish, but he is also a poet, author, lecturer, medieval re-enactor and a magician. He travels the world presenting lectures on Aquatic Veterinary Medicine.
This RUclips channel shares some of his favorite things.
This RUclips channel shares some of his favorite things.
Tobit - A poem based on the Book of Tobit from the Bible. Versified by Nicholas Saint-Erne
This poem is based on a story from the Old Testament’s Apocrypha, a set of religious books written between the years 400 and 70 BC. This is called the Intertestamental Period because it occurs later than the Hebrew Old Testament (the Jewish Covenant) and before the birth of Jesus, written about in the Greek New Testament (the Christian Covenant).
The Book of Tobit was written around 200 BC, when Jerusalem was under the control of the Macedonian rulers of Syria (the Seleucids). During this time, the Judeans (Jews) were being persecuted by their rulers.
The story of Tobit deals with the Assyrian persecution of the Israelites, which had occurred five centuries earlier. It tells of the eventual...
The Book of Tobit was written around 200 BC, when Jerusalem was under the control of the Macedonian rulers of Syria (the Seleucids). During this time, the Judeans (Jews) were being persecuted by their rulers.
The story of Tobit deals with the Assyrian persecution of the Israelites, which had occurred five centuries earlier. It tells of the eventual...
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Medieval Cabbage Stew from a 15th Century Recipe
Просмотров 210День назад
A medieval peasant's meal was often simple fare. This stew is made primarily using cabbage, but flavored with beef stock and marrow bones. Other ingredients and spices can be added as available.
Chess Piece Repairs
Просмотров 6914 дней назад
Do you have missing or broken chess pieces? In this video, I show how I repaired or replaced pieces from several antique and modern chess sets. Use your imagination and creativity to fix broken pieces!
Lembas Way Bread
Просмотров 59Месяц назад
Lembas bread is the famous food of the Elves from The Lord of the Rings. This bread was made in Lothlórien by the Elves. According to Legolas Greenleaf of the Woodland Realm, one bite can fill the stomach of a grown man! "We call it lembas or way bread, and it is more strengthening than any food made by Men." "The food was in the form of very thin cakes, made of meal that was baked a light brow...
14th C Pickled Eggs
Просмотров 1643 месяца назад
Pickled eggs are a great snack and can be good food to take on camping trips. This is a recipe for pickled eggs inspired by a 14th Century Egyptian recipe. I made these to take with me camping at the War of Phoenix last February. #MedievalCooking
Rachel's Reptile Habitat
Просмотров 545 месяцев назад
This is an inexpensive way to convert an old book case into a beautiful reptile habitat. It was lined with Plexiglas to make it waterproof to protect the wood, then decorated to make a natural looking chameleon habitat. #reptiles #reptileenclosure #chameleon
Sri Lankan Sambol
Просмотров 398 месяцев назад
Pol sambol (Sinhala: පොල් සම්බෝල), thengai sambal, or coconut sambol is a traditional Sri Lankan dish made from freshly grated coconut, shallots or red onions, dried whole chilies or chili powder, lime juice, and salt. It is a great condiment to add onto other foods such as rice or meat, or it can be eaten as a side dish. Even use it as a dip for your potato or tortilla chips!
Tank Talk #9 - Fish Health Cases
Просмотров 54Год назад
In this video, Dr. Nick Saint-Erne describes several cases of fish diseases in ornamental fish, including guppies and koi. The previous Tank Talks discussed water quality and parasitic diseases in fish, and these cases will show how those affect the health of the fish and what can be done to treat the problems. #aquarium #fishdiseases #koifish @AquaticVet
Magnetic Wall Chess Board Construction, by Nick Saint-Erne
Просмотров 399Год назад
Having seen magnetic chess boards that hang on the wall, I thought I would like to make one for myself. Follow these instructions for making one for yourself. Great DIY project. Total cost of this project was about $110. #chess #chessboard #DIY
Tank Talk #8 - Koi Health Care
Просмотров 61Год назад
An introduction to the history of keeping koi fish (Nishikigoi) as pets, and how to keep them healthy in your pond. #koi #koipond #nishikigoi
Tank Talk #7 - Infectious Diseases of Aquarium Fish
Просмотров 65Год назад
Bacterial and fungal infections in ornamental fish can result in skin and fin damage, and even death of your fish. This video explains how to diagnose and treat the common infections seen in tropical aquarium fishes. #FishDiseases #aquariumfish @AquaticVet
Tank Talk #6 - Algae Control in Your Aquarium
Просмотров 63Год назад
If you have unwanted algae growing in your aquarium, be sure to watch this video presentation by Dr. Nick Saint-Erne about eliminating the algae in your tank. #algae #Aquarium
Tank Talk #5 - Metazoan Parasites
Просмотров 100Год назад
These fish parasites include flatworms, tapeworms, roundworms, leeches and crustacea. They can cause damage to the fish's skin that leads to bacterial and fungal infections. The small flatworms are difficult to diagnose without microscopic examination of tissue biopsies, but the larger worms and crustacean parasites can be seen with your eyes on the fish. It takes different medications to treat...
Two Poems of Paradise - by Nick Saint Erne and Edgar Allan Poe
Просмотров 42Год назад
Edgar Allan Poe wrote his poem in 1833, as part of his story "The Assignation." It was later altered and republished as a stand-alone poem in 1843. I first heard the ending stanzas of the poem in the song by The Alan Parsons Project, titled after the poem, on the album "Tales of Mystery and Imagination" (1976). That album led me to Poe's works, and inspired me to write my poem, which begins wit...
Tank Talk #4 - Protozoal Parasites of Ornamental Fish
Просмотров 134Год назад
This is the fourth in a series of LiveAquaria(R) videos on how to keep your aquarium fish healthy, by Dr. Nick Saint-Erne. This one discusses protozoal parasites of ornamental fish. Early diagnosis and proper treatment are important in preventing and curing infestations of protozoa.
King Ozymandias - Two poems about Egyptian Pharoah Ramesses II.
Просмотров 420Год назад
King Ozymandias - Two poems about Egyptian Pharoah Ramesses II.
Chessmaster Paul Morphy - The Opera Game 1858
Просмотров 76Год назад
Chessmaster Paul Morphy - The Opera Game 1858
Tank Talk #1 - Fish Nutrition, by Dr. Nick Saint-Erne
Просмотров 117Год назад
Tank Talk #1 - Fish Nutrition, by Dr. Nick Saint-Erne
Making Raspberry Flavored Mead from an 1805 Recipe
Просмотров 178Год назад
Making Raspberry Flavored Mead from an 1805 Recipe
Fried Fig Rolls from a 14th Century Recipe
Просмотров 922 года назад
Fried Fig Rolls from a 14th Century Recipe
Mead - an ancient beverage that is even better today!
Просмотров 1373 года назад
Mead - an ancient beverage that is even better today!
Roasted Root Vegetables - how to cook parsnips, turnips, beets, and onions grown in the garden.
Просмотров 2283 года назад
Roasted Root Vegetables - how to cook parsnips, turnips, beets, and onions grown in the garden.
Its very...purple...and that photo at the start does not make it appealing, but, thank god, that dies away over the video. (And it does look like something a peasant would have on his table straight out the gate.) Having seen what goes into it now I think I'll try it. I think by "breadcrumbs" they don't mean the dusted version we know today. I think they meant actual crumbs you break into the stew from old bread, so some bigger pieces in there too that help soak up that beef flavor from the bones. Very interesting to see the algorithm actually suggesting *interesting* things to me!
You are right about the color! I used red cabbage but recommend to try it with green cabbage. The flavor was good though. Also agree with your assessment on the bread crumbs. Using day old dry bread and crumbling it as a thickener would be better than using the fine crumbs.
How did i ended up here
Time travel...
@@nicksaint-erne 😅😅
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I'd stick with the wives cooking Nick
She is definitely a great cook! 😄
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That was interesting to learn about the different types of cinnamon. By the way in Europe, eggs are not refrigerated in stores or at home.
Looks delicious!
It was!
This was very interesting and I love the recipe! It’s fascinating how these recipes have survived!
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Hello Nick. Hope you’re well. I am glad I found this video. Loved the presentation, the display, the personal stories and of course the sets themselves. Fellow chess collector here. I showcase sets in my collection as short video presentations. I welcome you to check them out at youtube.com/@theindianchesscollector?si=kTHiIB8NU4ckhXll
Thanks for sharing. How did you make it through the 60’s/70’s without acquiring an ES Lowe Renaissance Chess set?
I had not seen that set previously. I just looked and bought one on eBay! It will be in my part 2 video as I have about a dozen new sets since making the first video.
@@nicksaint-erne -awesome. Was my favorite set as a kid. They made two versions. I had the set that was not weighted. My brother and I filled them with sand to make them heavier. I bought a weighted set several years ago that also stand taller. I just got a Noble Collection Harry Potter Chess set that I am hoping will be delivered today.
I have acquired 2 Harry Potter sets since making this video! They are fun, but not my favorite sets.
The set I ordered was packaged poorly and sent back unfortunately. I am looking for a good ceramic set like what you had in this video. Also, looking forward to your updated collection video. I have a square off set I added last year (a table that you can play against people online) and an Isle of Lewis set have been my favorite pick ups.
@@mikesp376 I got the Lowe Renaissance set based on your recommendation and really like it!
Just had Rocket in my salad in Dublin!
Beats the Dingle Bar
You said Dingle! 😆
In the basket area has to be 85
Do you have to cover your crickets in calcium in every two months calcium with vitamin D three when you do that you don’t use the other calcium calcium with vitamin D three
So fun!!
Have them growing all over my front + backyard! How lucky to find I can eat them. Always use 1-2 strips of bacon in my greens, added water( because I love any greens broth to drink)+ they're good. So I'll try saute-ing them this recipe sounds great. Thanks! I think I am allergic to ragweed, also grows everywhere here, but didn't notice any reactions. What would they be?? Already have the stuffy nose + weepy eye from all the other weeds around here, so what would it affect I need to know about?
I had this while visiting Sri Lanka, and now I make it at home! It is delicious.
I live in İstanbul and that chess set with Ottomans vs Crusaders is a well-known and popular that you can find it at any gift shop and bazaar. They are even a tourist-attraction piece/souvenir as I see they are usually surrounded by tourists from all around the world. I had always wanted to have one but they are really expensive for us Turks but I'm happy you have that and I hope you enjoy playing with it :) Oh and I have a question- do you usually play as the Ottomans or as the Crusaders? 😅
I play both sides!
Nice paint job on the ceramic set. My favorite set is one I was given for Christmas about fifty years ago. It's a plastic set with tall figures. It was sold by Sears.
You have a great collection. I find lots of vintage chess sets and chess books in thrift stores every month. Seems nobody is into chess and donating them where I live. I also find old wooden boxes, jewelry boxes, music boxes, silverware cases, etc, that I repurpose to store the chess pieces. Crown Royal liquor bags for my plastic loose sets.
I would have blind baked the pie shells for better results.
What do you think of the official world championship set? I got the plastic version I like it.
Awesome collection and video! I really loved the look of the Mayan chess board.
Thank you for sharing your collection! I think it is really neat that you still have your childhood sets (We are about the same age, so I know how hard it is to keep something like that through various moves. My hat's off to you.) Neat that you've enjoyed chess for so many years--I'm just getting started.
I had them stored away for many years as I did not have time to play chess. Now they are on display and I am trying to find more time to play. I actually have acquired many more sets since the video was made, so should du a sequel.
I’ve got a extremely unique chessboard you might be interested in. I make the pieces as well but it’s the board that I think is very cool and extremely unique. If you’re interested at all, let me know and I’ll send you a link to my website (I’m not sure if RUclips allows external links or auto deletes the comments).
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Beautiful! Nice collection! I have 7 chess sets myself
It starts with one, then suddenly you have more...way more!
That's so funny that a dog's intelligence beat the human mind.
as a veterinarian, I can tell you that some dogs are very smart!
Very cool collection! enjoyed watching :)
Thanks, Antonio. I’m doing Part 2 soon.
The thin strips of veneer is what I used 60 years ago when I made my chessboard. I cut Walnut and Birch strips into 2" x 2" squares and glued them on a Mahogony board. Finally sanded and painted it all with shellac. That was before polyurethane. 😊
The black and white reversible disk is a unique idea to show whose turn it is. Especially since your will likely be enjoying some knightly Port during the battle.
Definitely port is involved! I usually only make one or two moves at a time, then indicate which side's turn it is. That way I can review the board when I return to continue the game and decide upon the best move for each side, with out bias.
@@nicksaint-erne so you play against yourself? How do you keep your other self from knowing your secret strategy? I would guess you often end up with a Draw.
@@katoexo5753 By only making one or two moves at a time, then walking away, I have to analyze the positions when I return and play the best move for the side whose turn it is.
cool video, I own a set just like the one at 11:51
That set was made in Mexico. I have several more chess sets now so am working on a Part 2 video.
The original recipe used honey, but that gave them a brown color. Using sugar might be better.
One question r u a chess player?
Whenever I can!
@@nicksaint-erne Well u should be but i played chess in a computer just a bit (not trained btw) because this is hard for a checkmate win
@@nicksaint-erne And btw does the philippine chess pieces comes with a board?
@@waylandquiaoit3871 It came in a wooden folding chess board that holds the pieces, but I don’t think that was originally with the horn chess pieces.
@@nicksaint-erne Oh
Magnificent, very cool.
Thank you!
Great Poems Nick. I have a chess set from when I went t o Egypt made of Alabaster. I loved it there. Nice music to go with the poems by the way..
Thank you! See my poem about the Opera chess game. I would love to go to Egypt some day. Went to South Africa last December and bought a chess set with carved wooden animals. Lion and Lioness as King and Queen. 😊
I hope I never see those black spots on my fish. Thanks for the detailed information!
Video #9 in the LiveAquaria Tank Talk Series.
I love your sets ! Its my dream to be a collector too ❤️❤️
Thank you! A little at a time… I did not intend to become a collector, but started buying sets I saw when I traveled.
Wait im from sri lanka and i never knew there are chess sets from sri lanka
I bought that set in Galle, Sri Lanka. Love the cobra pawns.
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We were "babysitting" a friend's dog once and he got ahold of one of the white pawns and nibbled on it a bit. That is why I chose this Staunton chess set to be the one to put up on the wall. 🐕♟
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Do you remove the shell?
Yes, hard boil and peel the egg first.