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Greetings Unstopables fans!

It's...

Unstopping time!

Join me, The Silver Shroud-

It's time for your favorite show, sweetie.

-Barbarian-

-and the rest of the Unstoppables team for another exciting Adventure.

Today's episode: Return of The Abominable Five!

But first... a few words from our friends at Nuka Cola.

What if there was a place with all the zip of Nuka-Cola?

Wouldn't that be the cheer-cheer-cheeriest place in all the world?

Where the river's made of Quantum, And the mountaintops are fizz

Vault 111?

You're-

You're that woman who's been looking all over the Commonwealth for your kid.

Never should have let Piper write that stupid article.

Now every raider psycho in the wasteland knows my business.

I'm not a raider.

Helen Tanner, New California Republic Rangers.

California?

Didn't that fall off into the ocean or something?

She's not the cyborg.

Ya don't say.

Brotherhood of Steel.

Thought you said you were with the California Commandos or something.

I'm not really with him.

He's more like a drunken uncle that follows me around and doesn't know when to shut up.

And you're like some lady I woke up next to in a Vegas hotel room, and don't know how

to get rid of.

When my team found you, you were wandering around the desert yapping at anyone in earshot.

If it weren't for me, you'd be sitting on a cactus stump outside of Novac, arguing with

No Bark Noonan about where Wannamingoes come from!

Before the war we had something called "Marriage counseling."

I'm guessing you don't have that in the future.

We're not-

The future?

You're that woman from Vault 111.

Piper.

Just got out of cryofreeze from the Back When times.

Yeah, yeah yeah, I'm the cave woman from the primitive Twenty First Century.

Love what ya done with the planet while I was asleep.

Now, why are you, Dorothy, and Toto trying to kill me?

We're chasing something more dangerous than all the raiders in Nuka World.

Me?

I'd love to stop and hear your story, Ma'am, but we're on our way to-

I'm the Overboss here, pal.

You don't go anywhere in my park unless I say you do.

*Dogmeat growls*

Well hello, handsome!

Did your dog just talk?

Talking cyberdogs became quite common in-

We're trying to keep an insane cybernetic monster from getting into the cloning labs

under Safari Adventure.

We thought you were him.

Now holster that freeze ray, and get out of our way before you have a theme park full

of homicidal clones who are all just as tough as you think you are, lady.

That cloning lab?

I shut it down last night.

You got through the security door?

Yeah, I used an old holotape to trick the voice identification.

Killed all those Gatorclaw clones too.

You can, like totally, head back to California now.

Did you reseal the door to the cloning facility on your way out?

I killed all the raiders and monsters in the park.

Didn't think I'd need to lock the door.

Why, what's the big deal about this thing you're chasing?

And finally, to see a valley filled with my enemies' heads mounted on spears.

A silent valley, except for the wind whistling through their ears.

What's on the menu?

Gatorclaws?

No.

Let's try something more lethal, and downright better-lookin' too.

ED-NA, rendezvous with us at the Safari Adventure, and bring the new guys.

*affirming beep*

ED-NA and the backup bots are coming.

The new ones aren't up to full capacity yet.

A little slower than I'd like.

So, this cyborg guy is an android body, with a brain cloned from some Folk Hero from out

West?

The Vault Dweller.

The most dangerous person who's ever lived.

I did just wipe out three entire raider gangs.

Then I ate a mirelurk queen for breakfast.

What'd your Vault Dweller cyborg do, shewt a man just fer snorin' too loud?

He murdered Saint Louis-

Is that a biblical metaphor or something?

He killed dozens of people back in California, then slaughtered his way across the country,

and up the East Coast.

Good people died.

Friends of ours died.

Some could be rebuilt, others...

I see.

*clears throat*

If he's in that cloning lab, we could split up.

I found a back entrance that leads in from the Safari.

Or we could rush the main entrance if we had the firepower.

Tell me about these robots of yours.

*friendly beep*

This is ED-NA, she's got plenty of firepower.

The other two were prototypes for a new attraction that Nuka World had in development before

the war.

Allow me to introduce...

The Unstoppabots!

Greetings Unstoppables fans!

It's Unstopping time!

I'm the – Loading.

Please wait...

Silver Shroud!

Und I'm Grognak the Barbar barrbarrr barrrrrrrrrrrr...

Personality matrix corrupt.

Please contact Robco support and have your warranty information-

Error!

Cue line not found.

Initializing improvisation mode.

Hello children.

What are your names?

I am called Good Dog.

Rarff!

We'll have him at one hundred percent efficiency in...

Hello Good Dog and Rarrf.

I know a thing or two about robots.

And I think I speak this thing's language.

We could use- a little help.

A ha!

Greetings fellow crimefighter!

We meet again!

Egad!

It's- Loading.

Please wait-

RUN PERSONALITY ROBCO_PI_MATRIX_BOOT.RDC

Running...

Egad!

It's - my alternate universe counterpart from the parallel universe of Earth 122 where The

Silver Shroud is a woman.

I have not seen you since issue fifty six, "Meet the UnstoppaGirls".

Excelsior!

It's an honor to fight by your side again, old chum!

Is he gonna talk like that through the whole mission?

Indeed, my stalwart friend.

Justice has its own regional dialect!

And loyalty has a wet snout.

We'll have two teams. Let's split up.

We'll enter through the front.

The Shrouds will take the back.

Friend of mine calls that the "pincer attack".

Hold your fire until we're in position.

What if he already made a clone?

If he has a friend in there, they can cover both entrances.

Evil is ever myopic!

He will never see retribution lurking behind him!

My experience with clones is that they don't turn out as expected.

I did not like Gary.

Or the other Garies.

Gary?

Acquaintance of ours from down South, but that is a-

Let's get moving.

You always cut him off.

I don't even know this guy's name yet.

My name is-

-Princess twinkle panties.

Let's get in there now, or we'll end up fighting three or four copies of this guy.

Have I ever told you about a book called Frankenstein?

Very old story, and a bit long, but the point is that perfection doesn't happen on the first

try.

Bleargh ha ha huh?

Or the hundredth time.

Well, boys, how about we adjust the ratio of snails to puppy dog tails, and give it

another go?

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Regulating Rideshare: The Rise of the Sharing Economy - Duration: 11:14.

I know we're supposed to think that's cool to drive an Uber from your Airbnb to

the assignment you found on TaskRabbit.

Isn't the sharing economy really the 'desperate economy?'

The 'sharing economy,' in a nutshell, is any platform that uses the internet to

connect dispersed networks of individuals.

That's a platform like Uber, Lyft, Airbnb that allows individuals – that is, people

who are looking for a place to stay or a ride – to connect with people who have spare

bedrooms or a willingness to give people rides.

There's a battle brewing on your next vacation.

On one side, big hotels – room prices skyrocketing.

The challenger?

Companies like Airbnb that offer short-term rentals typically at a fraction of the price

are booming.

The startup companies, like Postmates and Instacart, they aim to deliver anything from

seafood to shoes.

Her customers find her through TaskRabbit, an online service that matches customers with

taskers.

You have something like a triangular relationship, where you have an intermediary that is a platform

– an Uber or a Lyft or a TaskRabbit.

You have the worker and you have the customer, and it's the job of the intermediary to

marry the worker to the customer.

You talk about the 'sharing economy,' and not everybody agrees that that's the

best term for it.

The 'sharing economy' implies a sort of communalism that is not necessarily the case.

I'm not a big fan of the phrase 'sharing economy,' because it seems to imply, like,

a barter system.

The thing I think that's missing from calling it the 'sharing economy' is it implies

that everybody is kind of sharing in the benefits of this new economy, and that's not necessarily

true.

So the phrase that I've been using is the 'online gig economy.'

'Gig' sort of captures from the worker's perspective what's happening in that part

of the economy.

I use the term 'peer-to-peer economy,' because the 'peer-to-peer economy' explains

that individuals are using networks and platforms to connect with each other.

What we are calling the 'sharing economy' today might be thought of as a kind of hyper-capitalism.

Economic historians prefer the name 'experience economy.'

The 'experience economy,' the 'sharing economy,' the 'collaborative consumptive

economy' – whatever you want to call it – it's here to stay.

There's no doubt the sharing economy is disrupting traditional businesses.

The impact on hotel room revenue could actually be anywhere between 8% to 10%.

The taxi strike created traffic jams, and expressways were shut down by burning tires.

At the heart of the dispute is Uber.

Taxi drivers say it's putting them out of business.

You have to have a certain amount of that creative destruction in order to get the next

great innovative technology that moves us forward, and the sharing economy is doing

that right now.

It's just doing it faster than any other technology or sector that we've ever known

before.

Travel agents really don't exist.

Kayak, Travelocity…

We've basically disrupted an entire industry with an algorithm.

Resources that have long been thought of as personal resources – a personal car, somebody's

home or apartment – those resources are now being added into the economy.

They bring private parties together without anybody really setting those prices in most

of these markets.

It's just the price that will bring together a willing buyer and a willing seller.

And what we have is people competing with each other to drive those transaction costs

down across the economic spectrum and deliver higher quality goods and services to more

people at cheaper prices.

The whole sharing economy isn't just Uber, Lyft, and Airbnb – that's what's on

everybody's lips – but there are a lot of other smaller players, many of whom we

haven't heard of in the general public yet or that are coming about right now, that are

really exciting.

Entrepreneurial agility: changing to a changing environment.

That's going to be the currency of the 21st century as you continue to move on, when disruption

is going to be bubbling up all around you.

Not everybody is going to be the next Uber or Airbnb, but it's the fact that we had

that sort of vibrant, dynamic sort of marketplace, creative destruction and then new economy

birth, that's so exciting about the sharing economy.

Uber says it's just a technology company, putting passengers and drivers together.

The company says its drivers are independent contractors.

87% of Uber drivers say they work for Uber to "be my own boss and set my own schedule."

For the most part, I have the control.

They are really just a tool that I'm using to kind of process these transactions.

The whole peer-to-peer thing is amazing, and the fact that I have a choice in when I want

to work and who I want to pick up is huge for me.

I think that actually creates better work quality and more pride in work, because you

as an individual involved in this economy are responsible for your own outcomes.

If you love to do what you do, you're going to be more productive, you're going to be

more… you're going to be a better employee, you're going to be more creative.

As a society, we need to make some larger decisions about whether or not we want to

make sure that people are protected and that jobs are secure, which means not changing

very much or not changing quickly, or to allow rapid change to unfold in the hope and aspiration

that we'll end up with a better society, but accepting that that process can be stressful,

if not harmful, to certain people along the way.

You don't get all the benefits, for instance, that you would get if you were working at

a retail store full time, such as medical benefits and retirement plan and things like

that.

Particularly if you're a worker who has fewer skills than others do in our economy,

you're competing with a gigantic mass of people who are equally lesser skilled, and that has

the effect of driving down wages.

The ridesharing app has been in conflict with existing taxi fleets and regulators around

the world.

These low-cost, unregulated competitors will hasten the race to the bottom.

Whether Airbnb is breaking the law or just breaking the mold, the competitions means,

for now, consumers are winning.

The really amazing thing about the sharing economy when you get right down to it is we

can have distinct parties across the globe interacting with people in exciting new ways

without any sort of government intervention.

The law was not designed to deal with companies that are only facilitating this kind of work.

There needs to be some sort of regulatory catchup in terms of novel regulations that

acknowledge the fact that these innovative companies exist and will continue to exist,

but at the same time they have significant responsibilities to the communities in which

they operate.

So the question is should the 'sharing' or 'access economy' be regulated the same

way as the regular economy?

We're not doing a great job of regulating the regular economy, if we want to call it

that, in a sense that we have allowed ordinary, everyday, innocent, harmless economic transactions

to be encrusted by layer upon layer of regulation, many of them completely indefensible.

Taxi regulations don't make sense in a highly technologically driven society that we have.

Employers are endlessly creative in finding ways to innovate around and with regulations.

At the end of the day, whether or not they have a good product or a good service is going

to be what determines whether or not they succeed.

The reason that hotels cost more than Airbnb – at least one reason why – is that they're

regulated.

They have fire escapes.

They have safety protocols.

They have sanitation inspections.

And that just doesn't occur in the Airbnb world.

I think the government has to decide whether it's going to treat companies like Uber

or Lyft just like companies, or whether it's going to treat them as a partially regulated

or completely regulated industry, and I think that question is going to become more and

more urgent as the precursors to the sharing economy become less and less relevant.

Some people would try to regulate this economy before we understand it well enough to know

exactly how to regulate it, because they want to be safe and not sorry, but what are we

really afraid of?

People's main question is "Isn't that dangerous?" so I kind of explain it to them

like, "It's dangerous everywhere you go.

When you get on the train, when you go to work, when you get on the airplane, you're

next to strangers.

Strangers are everywhere, you know what I mean?"

As for regulation, says Nick Grossman, they are self-regulated by the customers who publicly

rate them.

The major innovation is this idea of generating trust and safety.

If you're a bad actor, we'll know.

If you're a great actor, people will know that, too.

If you think you've been mistreated or harmed or abused in any way, you can give instantaneous

feedback to the platform to say something didn't go right here.

There's always a tradeoff between making things safer and making them affordable, and

there's always a tradeoff between government regulation and freedom of choice, and that's

something as a society we need to reevaluate now that we have new tools to have new choices.

Innovators and entrepreneurs should be able to go forth and experiment with new technologies

without sort of heavy-handed, top-down, preemptive controls, and the sharing economy has sort

of rejuvenated this permissionless innovation idea and expanded it now to all sorts of sectors

that we previously thought were going to be regulated forever, but now we're seeing

that there's hope for a more innovative future because of this new model.

There's many good things about the sharing economy in terms of eliminating, in some areas,

bias, increasing economic opportunity for depressed communities, and giving access to

people like the disabled.

We have to ask ourselves the question "When innovation occurs in the economy, often without

any government involvement at all (as is true in the case here), does the innovation serve

our social purposes?"

It's not enough to innovate and even to make money off the innovation; we have to

ask ourselves "What does it mean for our economy?"

It's not just economics.

It's freedom.

It's liberty.

It's people being able to find each other and coordinate their affairs.

Not just the economy, but the world is better off when we have those kinds of interactions

happening.

That's wealth, that's prosperity, and it makes everybody's life better.

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Turn your ideias into things (and happy 2017)! | Avenue Drawings - Duration: 6:07.

Hi guys! I'm Abraão, or Avenue

And we're here today in this set that doesn't make any sense

This is my bed

And there are some pillows there and my luminaire

Because a little bit of psychodelism is also great in this life

Something that doesn't make sense, something like that

I'll get back to the birds later

We're beginning a new year, it's already 2017

2016 was so fast, I didn't understand anything

I was thinking if I was going to make any new videos about this and I had 0 ideias

But finally this came out in my head this first day (actually it's day 2 I'm recording this)

So we can talk a bit about our ideias and about turning them into reality

So, let's talk about it and then I want you to comment down below too

2017 is starting and I wanted to encourage everyone and myself to keep working on our ideias

And for those who haven't started it yet, to start it now!

And this is truly for everyone!

Here I'm talking to you, guys, and I think that probably most of you make art

Draw, paint, sculpt, write, make music, I don't know!

2016 was a year kinda crazy, I had some great experiences

But it was a year in which I started working on some of my ideas

Mainly related to drawing, I started drawing more, started projects that I canceled after

But it was a year I took a step forward at least

For example, this channel! I didn't expect to be talking to you right now

When I created this it was just to upload my speed art videos

and spred my art a bit more

But it turned into something else

This year I got happy with myself for doing things I believe and that I want for my life

And I want you guys to do it too!

Many times when we think about our ideias and what we want to do

We get so scared to ruin everything or we get scared because

we think this idea is going to be the only good one and the last one we'll ever get

So we keep procrastinating waiting for the "right moment"

But I think we shoudn't hold ourselves back so much

It's better to let things out, 'cause when we do this, we open space just so we can get other ideias

And just so we can work on it just like before

For example, when I started drawing hair

In the beginning of 2016

Things we're cool but I got tired of it and

But like, it was a project that I wasn't sure where was it going

If I was gonna keep doing them

But they we're important just so I could get better ideas

I added this hairy concept on other drawings

I think you already noticed

And I still got many ideas related to this to work on

So I guess we don't need to be so scared, 'cause when we work on something it will flow

Think about a writer

When someone writes a book that person don't know already each word that will be written

She plans, separate how things will go, what the characters will do and say

But probably that person will revisit the story and will erase things she written and add some better ideias

so I think that's it, I works in everything in our lives

We don't need to think about just our biggest dreams

It can be small things!

Maybe you want to buy a cool bracelet, cut a shirt you have

Dye your hair, take a new hairstyle

I don't know, change you glasses

Anything!

Visit a new place in your own town

I think it's cool to do those things just so we can truly live

And even if things are difficult at the time

If we stuck it'll be even harder so

It doesn't make sense to do nothing

Let's keep doing our stuff and any time we can get there

And let's work on those little desires too

Let's move on!

Another thing you can think about is, imagine if you live your life and then it all ends, you die

And you didn't put your ideias out of your head

You let the universe be without your ideias

You could've helped someone, you could have inspired people

So let's go, let's take this positive energy and do anything we want to

These little things, let's go together

I don't know if things will work but we can do our best, can't we?

I wish you a happy 2017, wish you peace, ideias, art

Hope we can keep getting here together and on social media

Hope we can share experiences

Hope we create a lot

Hope we can get love, from family, friends, someone special, your pets, your plants, the books you read, YOURSELF!

Take love from where you can

Let's keep together in this crazy life, ok?

I hope you liked this video and that we can get inspired!

Comment down below what you think about this too

So we can share experiences and positive vibes

Subscribe to this channel just so you won't miss a thing

See you later, follow me on my social media, kisses and BYE!

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These 12 cancer symptoms many people are unaware of - See! - Duration: 6:35.

These 12 cancer symptoms many people unaware

They are the first signs that may represent the difference between life and death.

In the fight against cancer, prevention and early detection is crucial.

For this reason, we should see a good specialist after checking

abnormal symptoms.

We must do our part in preventing cancer, advanced medicine is not useful

without our contribution to end diseases early on.

We must remember that one of the most effective ways in the fight against cancer is early detection.

Often, for lack of time, not consulted doctors, but we must do this once

per annum.

In any case, there are 12 initials symptoms cancer, many people do not know,

check it:

Cough common:

It is one of the most common symptoms of cancer and many people are unaware of.

The cough causes are many, allergies, temperature exchange, etc.

If you do not smoke and still suffers from catarrh constant, it is advisable to consult a

doctor.

There is a possibility that it is a start cancer of the lung, larynx or throat.

without weight loss diet:

The dream of many people is to lose weight, however, this may be a sign of disease.

Remember that fat suddenly also It can be a warning sign the body.

frequent fever:

Here we have another symptom of cancer that many are unaware.

The leukemia originates in the bone marrow and attacks blood cells.

This is a type of cancer that causes the production leukocytes, or white, abnormal blood cells

or patients, reducing the body's defenses that fight infection.

Bad continuous breath:

This signal may indicate oral cancer.

It is not possible to end this problem brushing teeth, cleaning the tongue or using

floss.

In addition, it causes pain when chewing, move tongue or jaw, feeling of having

afta in the same place, white spots tongue and gums.

Watch!

Bruising constants:

Generally, the bruises are the result falls or shocks, and the result is the color

purple skin.

Now, when they appear without reasons or not heal normally (change color to disappear).

Perhaps this is an indication red blood cells and platelets

They do not enjoy health or a leukemia prevents the transport of oxygen in the blood

and clotting properly.

constant abdominal pain and retching:

These are also symptoms of cancer people are unaware.

Often are signs of intoxication food, and in other cases, signs of cancer

colon.

If there are family history, it is best do not expect much.

Other indications that we should remember are: the appearance of blood in the stool or habits

Intestinal changed for a long time.

If necessary, consult a doctor urgently!

Eye pain:

We normally stay with angry eyes, tired or red at the end of a day in

front of the computer.

Also, normal when the eyes tired water or they burn.

But if these symptoms remain for more 3 days (holidays without work) is

good to see a doctor.

Joint pain:

Sometimes we make sudden movements, efforts, or we get a wrong posture and joints

They can become inflamed and sore.

But if these signs persist, may indicate bone cancer.

If you tried to massages, creams or medicines and joint pain does not go away, then

it is advisable to visit a specialist bones to make specific tests.

Non-healing wounds:

Special attention with wounds that do not heal for more than twenty days.

This can be a symptom of cancer, since wounds that heal in less time,

It is best to consult a doctor.

10.

Fatigue without apparent cause:

We can not ignore that lack of energy and provision is a result of modern life.

But it is also one of the signs of leukemia or blood cancer.

11.

Diarrhea and bleeding:

A change in bowel habits, certain They are often symptoms of a patient's intestine.

12.

continued difficulty swallowing

There are two types of cancer with this symptom, esophagus and throat.

The affected tend to change their eating habits, eat soft food, etc., and not suspect

there may be a more serious problem.

So let's take it easy, watch and not be terrified before symptoms

mentioned.

It is good to do preventive exams, take care of nutrition, physical exercise

and lead a healthy life.

It is the best way to prevent diseases!

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