
How to Speak
MIT OpenCourseWare23.5M viewsPatrick Winston's MIT lecture on how to speak: openings, structure, slides and closings.
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Patrick Winston's MIT lecture on how to speak: openings, structure, slides and closings.
13:17A retired Cantonese restaurant chef's fried rice method: rice prep, wok heat, egg timing and seasoning.
16:30How to make traditional whole-cabbage kimchi: salting napa cabbage, making the paste, packing and fermenting.

Larry McEnerney of UChicago's Writing Program explains why academic and professional writing fails readers and how to write for value to a specific community.
37:32How to mark, saw and chop a hand-cut dovetail joint.
1:08:35How to restore a secondhand bench plane: flattening, sharpening and tuning.
43:22Preparing and tuning a wooden jack plane for use.
55:45Making a simple rebate plane from scrap with hand tools.
33:20Making a traditional joiner's mallet, part 1.
29:56How to lay out, chop and fit a mortise-and-tenon joint with hand tools.
39:21Making a joiner's mallet, part 2.
20:09How to cut a housing (dado) joint by hand, completing his three essential joints.
15:08How to sharpen a crosscut handsaw: jointing, filing and setting the teeth.
9:13Jacques Pépin demonstrates two omelets, a country-style one and the classic rolled French omelet, explaining the difference in technique.
21:28Chow mein in depth: choosing and par-cooking noodles, velveting chicken and building the sauce.
32:35Why detergent packs underperform in many dishwashers, explained through how the wash cycle and prewash dispense detergent.
7:13How to sharpen a chisel by hand: flattening the back, establishing the bevel, honing and stropping.
26:16How Korean fermented soybean paste (doenjang) and soy sauce are made from meju blocks.
30:01Chinese cleaver skills: grips, cuts, and how a chef sharpens and cares for his knives.
18:21Why reverse-searing (low oven, then a hard sear) gives thick steaks edge-to-edge doneness and a better crust, with internal temperatures to aim for.
27:47How a dishwasher actually works — the cycle, the detergent dispenser, prewash — and practical tips to get far better results.
9:04Three core Chinese stir-frying techniques compared and demonstrated, with J. Kenji López-Alt.
8:25Stir-frying fundamentals using a classic pork-and-pepper dish: velveting meat, wok heat, order of ingredients.
9:02Wheel truing part 5: measuring and balancing spoke tension.
17:44Char siu: marinade, roasting and glazing Cantonese BBQ pork the way the chef's restaurant did it.
23:42Building bibimbap and the hot-stone dolsot version: the vegetable namul, beef, sauce and crispy rice crust.
20:48Homemade corn tortillas: masa texture, pressing and cooking until they puff.
11:53Replacing the shift cable on drop-bar (road) shifters.
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9:46Sharpening an in-cannel and out-cannel gouge.
13:30Routing the cable and installing a dropper seatpost.
8:15How to saw straight with a handsaw: stance, grip, starting the cut and following the line.
10:17What old friction shifters teach about how indexed shifting works.

Jacques Pépin demonstrates his two famous omelet techniques — the French rolled omelet and the country-style omelet — explaining heat and movement.
54:38Chess fundamentals #1: spotting and exploiting undefended pieces, the root of most tactics at club level.
38:29Paul Sellers' method for cutting a mortise and tenon joint by hand.
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