Youtube daily report Jan 30 2019

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MÉNAGE - Duration: 1:35.

My love, you don't have to be nervous, OK?

I know it's our first time, but it will be all right!

It will be an wonderful experience. Carla is sensational,

beautiful, cool, you'll love her.

Look! Speaking of the devil, she appears.

- Good evening, Carlinha! - Good evening, Jorge!

- Look, I want you to feel at ease, you can feel at home. This is Taina, my wife.

- We'll start in a minute! - Tainá, is it?

Hey, you were in a really hurry, my gosh!

Wow, things got hot here!

I'm just going to take off these clothes here ...

... and I'm going to have fun with you.

Delicious! Let me play there too, girls. Let me in here.

Hey, Tainá, Carla? Let me in here.

What is it, girls? I want to play, too.

Oh, Carla, stop it. Stop it. Come on, you're invited, Carla. Stop it.

Carla, that way she's going to cum, she will wear the clothes and go away, and I'll stay in my hand.

You will see, Taina. Next time I'll call a guy.

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Obra comentada: "María Isabel de Braganza, reina de España"José Álvarez Cubero - Duration: 6:34.

I've chosen this work for three reasons.

Firstly, for the subject depicted,

secondly for the circumstances of its creation,

and finally due to the restoration undertaken on it.

With regard to the subject, this is Isabel de Braganza, Queen Consort of Spain.

She was the second of Ferdinand VII's four wives.

She was the daughter of the King and Queen of Portugal and arrived at the Spanish court

after Ferdinand's first wife died without an heir.

You could say that there was some hurry in finding him another wife

to provide him with heirs and she was the one chosen.

It was all a rather hasty business: she was Ferdinand VII's niece, she arrived at court without a dowry

and it seems she wasn't a particularly attractive woman.

The people of Madrid didn't exactly welcome her with open arms.

A number of popular songs were written on her arrival, one of which includes the chorus:

"Poor, ugly and Portuguese."

In fact, Isabel had considerably more qualities than that.

She was a cultured woman with a profound interest in the fine arts.

In fact, she was a painter and on her arrival in Spain she was made an honorary member

of the Real Academia de San Fernando.

Why is she so special?

In history in general, women always seem to occupy a secondary role

and the same is true for the creation of this museum.

Among the women who played the most important roles was Isabel de Braganza.

A number of authors, including Madrazo and Barón, have said that she was in fact

the person who suggested to Ferdinand VII that he create a museum; the one we now call the Museo del Prado,

known at that date as the Real Museo de Pintura y Escultura, due to the fact that she was so impressed

by the King's art collections when she arrived in Spain.

The Museum first opened in 1819 but Isabel had died in December 1818.

So she never saw her great work.

This is a posthumous portrait.

The poor woman arrived here aged nineteen and died in childbirth two years later.

Her husband commissioned this portrait in 1825 after she had been dead for seven years.

The work was finished in 1827, although not entirely as the artist Álvarez Cubero died before

he could complete it.

It is finished with regard to the forms, volumes and all the sculptural details

but the polishing of the surface was not finished, as you can clearly see on this side.

There are numerous tool marks visible on the arm.

For a 19th-century work and a work by this artist, of whom we have a large number,

this sculpture ought to have a very highly polished surface, very highly finished,

and if you look you can see a texture that is quite out of keeping with works of this type.

So, what happened?

The sculpture was waxed.

If any of you have a piece of furniture that's been waxed at home

you'll know that wax has a sort of residual adhesiveness.

Dust gradually fell on it and it was given another coating of wax on top to re-polish it.

The result was the build-up of a thick coat of varnish.

When you looked at this sculpture it was difficult to see that it was white marble.

It had a very brownish, orangeish, dirty look.

The first thing we did with regard to the restoration was to clean it

in order to remove all these layers, all these substances that weren't part

escultura y quitarle también toda esa suciedad que estaba atrapada entre capa y capa.

of the sculpture, and also remove all the dirt trapped between the layers.

To remove the layers of varnish we used solvents and mixtures of organic solvents that are applied by

swabbing with a piece of cotton wool soaked in the mixture.

This cotton wool is gradually removed as the varnish

that we want to get rid of dissolves without affecting the layers underneath.

When we reached the layers of wax, that solution was not sufficiently effective and we had to use

other mixtures of solvents.

In this case we used gels, in other words we turned the mixture into a gel which we could leave on the surface

so that it acted for longer, softening the layers of hardened wax.

The work improved considerably but the stone still had a rather greyish appearance

due to that initial layer of dirt which had penetrated into the porous body of the stone.

This had been assisted by the different textures, cracks and other gaps

which meant that the dirt had penetrated and got stuck.

We had to find a solution as the chemical solvents didn't work.

The third reason why this work is important is that it is the first

from the Museo del Prado's sculpture collection to be cleaned with laser technology.

There have been others since, but this was the first.

The laser used for cleaning stone is a monochromatic laser

with infra-red light which works on the principle of energy absorption difference.

In restoration, cleaning is always selective and we first removed the varnish.

Then we removed the layers of wax and finally worked on the incrusted dirt.

The equipment we use has an output device that fires a small circular beam of 4mm diameter,

so you have to go over the entire surface with it, meaning that it was very laborious.

We left an area on the back to show how dirty the sculpture was before we applied the laser,

in other words, after we had removed the layers of varnish and wax, and it was this grey.

Thanks to that, we can now see it in all its splendour and with its correct chromatic range.

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CONJURE NATURELLEMENT LE SORT DE CETTE FACON POUR ETRE RICHE :CA FONCTIONNE! - Duration: 5:23.

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Assign a unique site to your home for your wallet and place it there when

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Ritual with SALT MARIN and your wallet, TO REMOVE THE BAD CHANCE and attract

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a circle around, a spiral starting from the left, turn the spiral up to

center where the piece is, let it sit all night the next morning clean up

the room with tap or spring water, attached to it is the small red ribbon, made

your prayer, aloud, cast out the bad luck; move the ora and the waves away.

Negatives speak while walking and ask your business evolves, improves

... keep a pinch of salt with which you did the ritual in your door

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A mal tiempo, buena cabellera: Antonio David se hace un injerto capilar - Ultimas Noticias - Duration: 3:31.

 Han pasado casi 20 años desde que y pusieron fin a una relación mediática que hizo correr ríos de tinta en el papel couché nacional

Un intenso pero efímero periodo de tiempo (estuvieron casados cuatro años) que bastó para hacer socialité al exguardía civil que hoy decide cambiar su físico

 Según publica la revista 'Diez Minutos', el tertuliano y empresario ha acudido a una clínica estética para repoblar su cabeza, la cual había perdido volumen capilar con el paso de los años y los disgustos

Su último quebradero de cabeza tuvo lugar hace apenas unas semanas, cuando, después de un tedioso trámite, la Audiencia Provincial de Madrid

Ahora, salvado de una, se encuentra a la espera de un juicio por posible alzamiento de bienes

Cuando no es una cosa es otra y claro, el físico se resiente y los años pasan factura

 Flores se sometió a esta operación estética tan extendida hoy en día por hombres de su edad (el joven ya tiene 43 años), pero no ha seguido la moda implementada y ha evitado viajar a como otros tantos famosos

El andaluz se sometía al implante en su tierra natal, , ciudad donde vive tranquilamente con su mujer Olga y sus hijos

   En las fotos que aporta la publicación de 'Diez Minutos' se puede ver a Flores antes y después de someterse al implante capilar, procedimiento lento y algo molesto que suele durar unas seis horas pero que no supone suturas ni grandes cuidados posteriores

Tras 10 días de un cuidado reposo ya se encuentra listo para retomar su vida, obteniendo el resultado final de la operación pocos meses después (y luciendo melenón)

El precio que Antonio David ha pagado oscila entre los , dependiendo de cuánta cantidad haya decidido implantarse

Aunque, vista la 'pillada' que la prensa le ha tendido al empresario, desconocemos si este casual reportaje en frente de la clínica supone un intercambio publicitario o un posado remunerado, por lo que la rebaja habría sido notoria

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Career Advice and Tips for the Young Dancer - Part 1 - Duration: 11:49.

Hey, it's Bob Boross, and this is My Jazz and Tap Dance LIfe

Welcome back

Today we are going to be talking about something a little bit different

I know I get lots of questions as I've been teaching for so many years

in studios and universities, advice for dancers

Of course everyone wants to know - how do I move on in my career

or how do I become a professional dancer

and that is something that maybe I have had a lot of experience in

in terms of going through the process and mentoring so many people who have gone through that process

So I'm going to give you my ideas on certain things you can look for

and certain things you can plan for

and hopefully that's going to get you to where you want to be.

So this is going to be good advice for young dancers

and young jazz dancers in particular

The first thing I think you need to do is to take a good hard look at

yourself, because the business is a rough business.

as you surely know there is a tremendous amount of competition

you can go for a job in a Broadway show, they need 5 people, and there's 300 people there to audition

how are you going to be the best person

Finding out who you are, what your level is,

and how you are going to compete is the first thing you want to judge

So the first thing you really need to look at yourself and really say

What is MY talent.

What is my talent for this thing that I am doing and does it match up with what my dream is?

It may be something that, yes, you are talented, you have the flexibility

you have the coordination, you have the natural attributes I think is what I am talking about here

That's going to enable you or at least give you the chance to make a go at it

You need to be serious. You need to really take good stock of yourself

and think of what you are working with.

If you want to be in a professional ballet company and your feet are not just up to what you need to be

in terms of pointe work, that's something you need to think of

It may not be that you are going to get to that certain level you were hoping for

but maybe there is a different level that will be more suitable.

So first thing is to really look at your level of talent.

as you compare yourself to other people, and what that goal is that you want to be.

And it's not that everyone has to be fully talented as possible

because HOW you work with your talent is definitely important

But there just needs to be a really honest assessment of where am I at,

and do I realistically have the natural attributes that will be needed

to be successful in this career.

So that's the first thing you want to look at from a younger age

The second thing which is kind of going from the initial part of what I just said

the talent - is to the end part - of Vision

So you are looking at the bookends

Where do you want to be? What is your "vision" for yourself?

What do you hope to be? What is that big long term goal that really going to satisfy you?

You need to not only just have a basic idea - "I want to dance on Broadway"

"I want to be in a company"

That's very nebulous, very generic

You need to make it much more specific as to who you want to be

what type of dancer you want to be, at what level you want to be dancing at

what is your "vision"

If you can define exactly what that vision is, where you say where you might be when you are 25 years old

In every aspect of what that can be, then you can devise the necessary plan to make that happen

So don't just say I want to be a Broadway dancer

Say "I want to be a Broadway dancer who excels in ballet as my foremost activity,

I'm also trained in jazz and tap, I sing at this level

I'm taking acting lessons, I know this variety of shows that are the right shows for me

that suit exactly who my type is, et cetera.

This is the field, these are all the people who are involved in the field

I know the big players..."

You need to define that whole aspect so that you can "OK, where am I now and where do I want to be."

So really sit down, look at what's out there, and define your vision

and know that your vision may change as you go along

what you know now at 16 years old may not be what you are going to say when you are 23 or 24

So your vision is a very important thing, of who you want to be

Going along with that is "knowing the field"

Every form of dance is going to have a field

whether it's modern, contemporary, tap dance

ballet, you know, there is a genre of people who are the big hitters in that field

Who are those people? Who are the big companies,

what is the history, what are the big choreographies that you should know about

How did this field develop, it didn't just come out of thin air?

If its had a 60 or 70 year development like jazz dance

or even a little bit longer like modern dance

you need to know all of those aspects to be a fully informed person

which means you are going to need to do research

and by research I mean, of course there is the Internet

it's great, you want to Google everything, but that is not everything

You need to go to a LIBRARY, you need to check out a BOOK

books will be much more in depth, much more of what we call critical analysis

of what your field will be. so that's a basic thing

you need to know what is that field, you can't

enter it and say I want to be in a certain level of Broadway performance

and meanwhile you only know shows from the last ten years

That is not something that is going to be working for you

You don't want that to happen

OK, know your field

After that, once you have your talent assessed and your vision of what you want to be

you know what the field is, then you want to work on of course

What is my PLAN?

How do I develop myself? Where am I going to take my classes?

How am I going to improve myself so that I have those skills.

and there are certainly so many things that you can choose from

whether it's your local studio that you are working with

do you want to go to college, do you want to bypass college and go straight to a major city

like New York or Chicago or L.A.

How do you want to make all of these things happen?

You have a certain amount of time to prepare.

You have a certain amount of time to make yourself ready.

for what you need to do

So that time has to be very well spent.

So figure exactly what your plan is and how to do it.

I do want to give you a couple of tips that I've found in terms of making yourself better

one of them is "how" you practice

how you practice "to get better"

I know in terms of taking dance classes, you take as many classes as is possible in a week

OK, that's great, well that's a group class

So you are in a class, you are doing what everyone is doing

and you are working for yourself as much as possible

But what you also need to do is work on yourself

at your own time.

and one thing I've found is that students will take so many classes per week

and then once the class is over it's as if it goes out of their head.

They don't think about what they did in that class ever again

because they are thinking, OK tomorrow I have my next class

A really important thing to do is take something that was maybe a troublesome thing for you in the class

or something you need to work on, or something you want to explore a bit more

and find your OWN time to practice

Practice on your own.And I know it's tough finding a studio space

but find some where where you can do it, But

if you take, say, from your two ballet and two jazz classes per week

there are probably FOUR things you can work on

at some point during the week, 2 to 3 times a week

find "your own" time, work on those things on your own

just go through a combination and really feel every aspect of the combination

every position, every full stretch

take your time and really fully explore it

That's what I call "self exploration"

so that you are working "your self" at your own pace,

making your self go through that process

That is much different than being in a group class where there is a general correction given

and it's sort of for everybody

and not for you in particular

So learning for yourself and taking yourself through the process

is really, really, an important thing to do in terms of

making yourself as good as possibly can be

I would definitely stress finding time to practice on your own

on a weekly basis in addition to taking your classes

The second thing is trying to find private lessons

of course private lessons are extremely expensive

But if your goal is that you want to be a professional...

this is what's going to help you get there

You need one on one time with someone who is a total professional

and a total "mentor" to you

not to take "one" private class, but to try to take private classes

for a longer period of time

maybe a year, maybe even longer

with somebody who's REALLY in the know

somebody who can really help you, because

they are going to take their professionalism and

instill it in you at your younger age

that's what you want to do, you want to get to that level of what that person is

even if you can only afford a private lesson once a month

OK, that's it, but try to get as much as you can out of it

and then go back to your own personal practice

and work on that as much as possible

so just remember that group classes are great

but that is not the only way to learn

private instruction and self-directed instruction is going to be

very important for you to find where your direction is

and to improve yourself as a dancer as much as possible

Next thing I want to talk about is DRIVE

OK, you need to want it....

Dance is a very tough business, not a well paid business,

You've got to want this and you need to say to yourself

I'm going to put in all of my resources, all of my time, all of my effort

If you do it halfway, you are not going to get there.

Unless you were so, so super talented that it would just happen for you but

that's like extremely rare that something like that would happen

So, I call this the "ruthless devotion to achieving your vision"

RUTHLESS DEVOTION - every day

every class...every spare moment that you have you are devoting it to

reading books, learning more about your field,

learning more about the people, watching great dancers on video and

trying to assimilate those qualities into your dancing

You have to be on it every day, day after day after day

If you just take two classes a week, you know, Tuesday Thursday

and you don't think about dance again until Tuesday rolls around

No, it's not going to be there, it's going to fall back

you need to find time to be on it ALL of the time

because if it's your profession...

you need to be at that level of how well you have invested yourself

in terms of trying to be that type of person you want to be

So "Perseverance" is the key

Perseverance not over a short amount of time

not over three months...I'm talking perseverance over three, five, seven years

That sort of perseverance is what's going to get you to where you want to be

so DRIVE is a very important thing, and I'm going to go back and match that with TALENT

Someone may be so much more talented than you, you look at another dancer in class

they have so much talent...OK, that doesn't mean you DON'T have it

Maybe they have a lot, but how you DEVELOP your talent goes with the DRIVE

Sometimes you can see very talented people and they just don't know how to work because

things come easy to them

So actually their progress is minimal, they are sort of where their natural level of ability is

I've always said that a great dancer is somebody who's got talent

but not TOO much talent, but they have a tremendous amount of DRIVE

and they know how to develop their talent because they know how to work that hard at it to make it happen

So DRIVE and PERSEVERANCE over time is going to be an important thing for you

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Zhou Shen - Guo Qin | Big Fish | Sing!China S02E10 | REACTION ❤️ - Duration: 11:01.

you may have recognize Zhou Shen in that Music Video

it's from the movie Big Fish & Begonia

he made the OST for that movie

and now we are going to show you a little bit of the trailer of the official movie

the lyrics of the song are really close from what you are gonna see in the trailer

the story is about a 16 years old girl she travel in the world and then she got caught in the net

and then the boy just save her when she's in the form of a Dolphin

yeah she's a Dolphin she's 16 she go out in the world

the boy save her but the thing is the boy got caught in some sort of tornado

and then she need to save him because he is about to die

we have not seen the movie

but we read the lyrics by Zhou Shen (actually not sure if he wrote the lyrics)

and it's really closely related to the story between the two

now we are gonna see the version that Zhou Shen sing with Guo Qin

on a show call Sing!China

and why is that show interesting?

because it was "The Voice China"

yes originally it was call "The Voice China" but they have re-brand to Sing!China

Zhou Shen was a contestant before on "The Voice China"

now he is some kind of "Coach Adviser"

Guo Qin is a contestant and she was runner up that year so she finish 2th place

Zhou Shen is probably gonna sing like he is gonna be the boy and her she is gonna be like the Dolphin

and you can see little earring...

oh yah yah yah it's a Dolphin today

yeah just for the occasion

I bought it long time ago but I just were it today

let's get started!

just as a reminder stick around after the reaction

we have three amazing clip from amazing musicians that have done an interpretation of "Big Fish

wow are they brother and sister or something?

yeah they sing the same!

they sing exactly the same!

wow I swear her voice Guo is a bit more

girl voice a little bit more then Zhou Shen

but... damn their voice is really similar!

damn I love that part!

oh he's so happy!

you know Zhou Shen is a bit more powerful than her

she's a bit going more soft a little bit

Zhou Shen power within that style we can see that he's a professional and she's a contestant

because I think he has... he explode more with the lyrics

but maybe it's just because they are doing different part of the song too

TIMEOUT!

wow sorry I have goosebumps all over my body

when Zhou Shen he's doing that kind of... I don't know if it's falsetto but I have goosebumps all over my body!

it's the first time that I like Zhou Shen in a pair

in... Super-Vocal every time he's with someone I think it doesn't match

but they are so suited for each other!

yeah I cannot even separate their voice sometime

the falsetto when he... she sing omg whatever he is doing!

she's so happy!

now we are gonna show you a few clips that people have done like music cover

She's amazing hen? - Yeah!

we will put the link of the song in the description below

next one is a dancer

Jun Liu he is doing a choreography / dance it's better if we just show you

he's amazing hen? - yeah!

if you want to see the rest it's in the description

that is what we call "Contemporary dancing"

ok the next (last) one they call like "Guzheng" or something

and it's some kind of Chinese instrument

I saw a lot actually but I never know how to call it

the melody is amazing - yes

it's a melody that you can do with amazing instruments you can do that song with multiple cover

and it's gonna be amazing because of the melody it's so amazing

and it kind of fit the movie also what we saw

every time when I listen to Chinese song especially OST

it's really touching all the time!

I mean the instruments

I don't know how to call that because every time the song that they are gonna sing they gonna have like...

"Toung" "Toung" "Toung" "Toung" "Toung" "Toung"

no it's not that one it's like "Dumber?"

oh "Drum?"

yeah - some kind of drum (...)

yeah the drum every time like "Eternal Love" or "Ashes of Love"

any OST like that I really love it because of that instrument it make me

feel like... I am.....

really... in the big world!

Zhou Shen also did some kind of Operatic version of that song - he's amazing

if you want us to react to it just let us know

hope that you appreciate us giving you more information about the song

and showing you like a little bit of other performances

of people that have done cover of that song

in different style

it feel like... it make us like... understand the vibe of the song

like the heart of the song even more!

so ok... thx you!

see you next time bebye!

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Hi Unicons

I'm Coni

You know what i was doing today?

(I did eyebrow tattoo~!)

My mom hate tattoo on my arms

So i did tattoo on my eyebrows

Maybe.. she like my eyebrows tattoo, right?

Let's go to see my mom's reaction

mom!

MomX8

Why?

What are you doing?

pick garlic peel

NO, Stop!

Stop picking galic peel

Setting the camera

(Anxiety) What will you do?

Be careful

You hate tattoo on my arms, right?

(of course) Yes

You don't like tattoo

(Yes) Yeah

So i didn't do tattoo on my arms

I did it somewhere else

(What the f***?)

(Anxiety) Where?

(R U kidding me?)

(He's 31 y.o.)

What the hell is wrong with you (rebelling?)

It's good on me

It's not for you

(Anxiety) It's too dark

If u did it, you would be ugly

It's good for me cuz i'm handsome

Moms touch

My eyebrows! X 3

I got an eyebrow tattoo, why do u hit me?

WTF Eyebrows tattoo

I wanna hit you

Yeah

(Angry) I'm ugly

How dare you?

Anyway i did an eyebrows tattoo

(Shameless)I'm more handsome and shoot prettier video!

(No) you were uglier

Anyway you are

rebelling against me?

(He's 31) i told you not to do tattoo

you want to make me angry, right?

Right?

All people did it!

WTF you said?

Why does a man do that?

Mom, you did an eyebrow tattoo!

(shy)

You also did an eyebrow tattoo!

How could you do that to me?

(Embrassed) Mom is

Mom is OK..

Are you shy?

Mom is OK, bastard

(Miracle) You are not

You are man and old!

Mom, you are 57 y.o.!!

Why are you telling my age?

People don't know my eyebrow tattoo!

You shouldn't have told that!

My friends will see this!

Am i pretty, right?

it's bad now, but will be better

Yeah it will be better like yours

I think so, it will be prettier

Yeah, don't worry

but, Almost men don't tattoos, right?

No, Sibong also did it

Really? Sibong did it?

Yeah he did it in the past

All people do it~!

Shut up

Kiss~

WTF Kiss

(Ignore) I'm you son, kiss

Get away

Hurry up

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Japanese Food in Bangkok - NO TOFU, NO LIFE - World's First TOFU OMAKASE Experience! - Duration: 19:34.

- Hey everyone, I hope you're having an amazing day.

It's Mark Wiens.

I am in Bangkok, Thailand.

And tonight for dinner,

my friend P'Tan invited me over to Mihara Tofuten,

Thailand's first all tofu omakase.

So it's dish by dish, piece by piece chef's table.

And this will be a totally new dining experience.

(upbeat music)

No tofu, no life.

(upbeat music)

When you step in,

to this little, this little courtyard,

it's like a little Japanese oasis.

So outside of the door it's Bangkok.

Inside the door you really do feel like you're in Japan.

The little garden.

(upbeat music)

(greeting in a foreign language)

- [Server] It's roasted tea.

It's nice and naughty.

It's got little flavor

almost like iron, a little bloody minerality.

Very nice to get the palette going.

- [Mark] Welcome tea, and this is a,

it helps as it cleanse the palette.

(light upbeat music)

Kind of has a bitter aroma to it.

You can taste the roasted flavor,

but it's very, very light.

Very light tasting.

(Japanese music)

- [Mark] 15 dishes?

- [Server] Yes.

- [Mark] Okay.

When the drink is ready,

we're going to start to serve the food.

Enjoy.

- Any meal that you can see

where the food is being prepared,

and then it is served to you course aby course.

As always that adds

another dimension of an eating experience.

It's going to be the tofu tasting course.

There are 15 different dishes.

So 15 dishes all including tofu.

And I ordered some tea.

- And there's some

- Oh, that's your tea.

(both laughing)

- Yes, thank you.

- Okay, my tea is still on its way.

- Would you like to hear a little bit

about it first of all?

- [Mark] Yes, please. - Yeah?

- [Server] We are starting off with a oolong from Yaman,

a beautiful little prefecture

with some of the cleanest air in Japan.

Which for me, really,

is one of the most important things, frankly.

We don't wash away the first flush

like we would with Chinese tea.

(upbeat music)

- Wow it's like very, very,

green tasting.

Almost like,

almost has like a sea

taste to it, to me.

The first course is fresh homemade tofu.

Something I just learn right now

that she mentioned to us is that even the water

is brought from Japan.

The water comes from the,

as that has a big impact

on the taste.

- [Chef] It's from Saga. Saga.

- [Mark] Saga?

- [Chef] Yes, near Fukuoka, by the way.

- [Mark] Near Fukuoka - Yep.

- [Mark] And that's where the tofu,

command recipes come from here, right?

- [Chef] Of course.

- [Mark] Wow, that texture.

(chill beats)

That is so delicate.

You just kind of chew a couple times

and it just slides down

kind of like almost liquefies.

And then she unwraps the napkin

and there will be these little boxes inside

filled with delicacies.

So there is a three cart course.

(speaking foreign language)

- [Mark] I guess so.

I think I'll just put on the sauce.

- [Ying] You have to mix this a little bit

- [Mark] Oh yeah.

A little bit of sauce.

And then, that almost feels like a mozzarella.

I should use this spoon (laughs).

Yeah that's a good call, Ying, thanks.

That really does almost taste like mozzarella.

Like a fresh mozzarella.

That is amazing, I cannot believe that almost tastes like,

it really almost taste like mozzarella.

(both laughing)

I was about to come in with my spoon.

And I just like slid right up.

Sorry about that.

I had a little tofu splatter accident.

Tuna with the skin.

The yuba.

(speaking foreign language)

That's almost like a thin slice of cheese.

(chill beats)

It's just like

a world of different texture.

(speaking foreign language)

- [Mark] And then, yeah, I think this

you got to pick this up with your fingers.

Good, I got to see the menu.

What was that?

- [Server] Okara chips.

Chili con carne.

- [Mark] I was gonna say,

Okay, chili con carne.

It almost has a Mexican taste to it.

(upbeat music)

- [Server] It's our zuwai crab soup.

The crab is from Hokkaido, with a really light dashi.

- Okay, so I am also having a tea pairing

which is also very cool with this meal

because the food and then the tea

which is just gonna to complement of this samaliase.

like deciding and really like,

thoughtfully thinking about the tea

and how it'll pair with the dish.

We've got like a black tea here,

and then this is one of the, our waiter explained that,

this is one of the most umami dishes,

edamame ball,

which is a soybean ball,

and yuki tofu and dashi soup with zuwai crab.

Should this be eaten with a spoon, or the,

- [Ying] Eat with spoon.

- [Mark] Sure? - [Ying] Yeah.

- [Mark] Even with this?

- [Ying] You have to try your soup first, though.

- [Mark] Look at that. Okay I've got to try that first.

Oh man, that looks awesome.

Just feeling from the chopsticks can just feel

that incredible textures.

Soft and stuple.

Actually your chopsticks is kind of like fall through it.

Oh yeah, just breaks up.

Look at that.

(upbeat music)

That's like, whoa.

It's like unbelievably silky.

Spoon delicate.

'Cause it just sort of dissolves.

Okay, let's try that.

That ball.

(upbeat music)

It's so neutral tasting.

But at the same time,

you can taste the individual ingredients.

So I can taste the soybeans.

And then you taste that fragrance

of the slightly smoky crab,

an augment wrapped up in like 12 different textures

in your mouth all at the same time.

That's just like pure strands of crab.

It's the tea that goes with that.

(sniffing)

Almost like smoky cinnamon aroma to it.

Whoa. I really like smoky taste to it.

That's awesome.

- [Server] So we're going to go to,

we're going to taste the silver needles.

Exquisite and quite rare tea,

in the jasmine style.

Very very floral and delicate style of white tea.

It can be served hot, it can be served cold.

We did a cold extraction

and serving it cold on ice for you.

- [Mark] Okay the next course is tofu shirae melon gazpacho.

I am not sure it is meant to be a one biter,

but I originally try to get it on my,

balanced it on my chopsticks but, nope,

and a small spoon,

then chef came over and gave me a big spoon.

Now, there we go.

It's wobbly.

Cucumbers and carrots.

Which kind of burst out of the jelly foundation.

White tea with this course.

(chill beats)

- [Mark] Okay it tasted like some jasmine to it.

Kind of floral.

(upbeat music)

Ying thought this one was the best so far.

She already finished it.

(Ying laughs)

Kabayaki style grilled saury fish.

How do you eat it, Ying?

Did you like slice it in half? - [Ying] Nope I basically...

- [Mark] Can I just, curl up, okay, like that little rollup

But as soon as you do that you can see kind of like

the fat squeezing out,

Yeah, let me just,

you can just see the fat in there.

(upbeat music)

- [Ying] Eel, eel, eel, eel, eel, eel, ell, (laughs)

- Kind of like eel.

Not as fatty as eel, but yeah it's pretty fatty.

But that's what makes it so juicy and so incredibly good

like belly fish tasting and then roasted.

(plate squeaking)

A momen tofu

which she explained as a kind of a harder, a firmer tofu.

Like a aubergine eggplant cup.

And then like a yuzu, kind of like a citrus sauce.

(upbeat music)

That's awesome.

Bite into that.

And the tofu just kind of like juices.

So good.

(Ying laughs)

That's like, almost the texture of tofu.

Next dish is zaru tofu,

and Zaru, because it's cooked in oil,

prepared in a bamboo,

the tofu is made in a bamboo basket.

But then it's fried.

It almost looks like a little muffin or scone.

Firmer than I expected.

It's not like a wobbly, wobbly tofu.

May be because of that skin as well.

But I do want to get that seasoning as well.

(chill beats)

Explosion of tofu.

I like that because the ikura,

the roes,

they explode with that saltiness.

Which contrasts the delicateness of the tofu.

(upbeat music)

That just kind of like, brings out the flavor.

Okay, I am excited to try that tea.

(upbeat music)

By the way he said it was a very umami tea,

a very meaty taste.

I do taste the meatiness of it.

And it has a thick texture to it.

- [Server] Would you like me to mix it for you?

Or would you like to do it yourself?

(upbeat music)

- [Mark] Let me try that in one sec.

- [Server] Yuko was like why are you wasting all the leafs?

And I was like what do you mean wasting?

It's not done yet.

- You can actually eat the tea leafs.

So you mix in a little bit of soy sauce.

I have had like fermented or pickled tea leafs salad

but this is a totally different experience.

And this is like totally different.

That's delicious.

A bitterness but a bitterness that doesn't like

go past your tongue.

So you just taste the bitterness on the surface.

Like oceany tasting.

You taste almost the soil.

The donburi is almost like a rice ball.

But it's like a rice ball puff.

With yuba, the tofu or bean curd skin,

and abalone, she said,

I think, she said abalone liver in there.

But you can also see the roe on top

and that one looks very...

like you don't know what texture

or what even temperature

it's gonna be,

just from looking at it.

Again, everything's subtle.

Oh, I think like the rice.

I missed the rice on that.

But then it just fell out of that abalone wrap.

- Try this

- [Mark] This one she just hands it to you

and you just gotto take it in your hand

in a little origami wrapper.

But it's a tofu, deep-fried tofu like nugget.

Oh it's hot.

SO like delicate and just like dissolve in your mouth.

And then you got the strands of scallops in it.

That's what it is, scallop.

And it is a blue cheese soy dressing.

You taste that blue cheese,

soy milk, kind of like whipped soy milk almost.

Oh I got a lot of blue cheese on that one.

It's vinegar seaweed

with yuba, bean curd on top.

So may be get a little bit of everything

It's often how you can feel the texture in your chopsticks

before you eat them.

But this one you can tell it's gonna be a little slimy-ish.

Just look at the strands of it.

(chill beats)

This one's one of those things

that you want to just slurp up

immediately crunch to it.

like a seaweed,

and then a very delicate vinegary sourness to it.

(upbeat music)

- [Server] Here's a sukiyaki experience.

The soup is actually inspired by a french onion soup.

And we have grade A wagyu from Hokkaido,

served with momen tofu and cognac.

We'll have the chef cook it for you in about four minute.

- [Mark] Okay, great.

(laughs)

- Good.

(all laughing)

- It's one of the courses

that I was most looking forward to.

This is the sukiyaki,

created by Chef Goh.

It's a french onion soup stock.

Really smell that oniony aroma as he was cooking it.

It was boiling thin and like wrinkly.

(laughs)

Whoa.

Melt in your mouth beef.

Not too salty.

Really not too salty at all.

A slight, a hint of sweetness.

Wagyu beef.

Whoa.

(chill beats)

You can chew it with you lips.

Re-submerge, go back to the beef,

and let that just keep on marinating in there.

You have beef.

(upbeat music)

So the next course is somen,

which are noodles but I didn't even know where they were.

I didn't see them slip the noodles into this,

this soy milk,

dashi stock.

or like but it's cold

yeah, like a, its milky, it looks like milk.

Almost looks scuff.

It's soy milk, soy milk dashi.

Be easy on the slurping.

The texture of those noodles.

That's awesome.

Perfect simplicity right there.

The tempura, into the milk, it's all submerge.

(chill beats)

Amazing.

Okay I have this small pickle.

Give that a little stir.

There're sesame seeds in there as well.

(chill beats)

That bumps up the flavor.

Sesame, roasted sesame taste.

(upbeat music)

That's amazing.

That's amazing.

(upbeat music)

- [Mark] Moving onto dessert.

I think this is the final course.

And then everything again is with tofu.

So like every single course, I mean,

every single bite had tofu in it.

So this is the soy milk ice cream gelato, it is.

Oh that's great because it's not too sweet.

And then it just has that again like,

roasted soy milk taste to it.

Four different flavors, all again made with soy milk.

This one must be the macha.

I believe this is the macha.

Whoa.

- [Ying] Mmmmmm (laughs).

Happy day at all

- [Mark] Next time your plate is already clear (laughs).

That texture is unbelievable. (Ying laughing)

That's like the silkiest, but like dense and silkiest thing,

may be ever.

It's like fudge.

That's like soy milk fudge.

Pistachio.

I'm not a desserts guy.

But this is one of the best desserts may be ever.

- [Ying] Are they gonna keep up?

- All the chocolate one at the end.

- He brought in like, all the milk--

- [Mark] It's like, okay, okay.

(all laughing)

Okay we ended up talking for a little bit

because the next dessert is still coming but,

how do you pronounce it, Ying?

- [Ying] Im mee - [Mark] Im mee

And we are waiting on one more dessert.

- [Server] Okay. - This is the I'Tung special.

(laughs)

And it's like what, is this one?

- It's a mochi. - A mochi? Okay.

Made of tofu?

- Tofu mochi.

- Okay

- With the tofu powder.

- Awesome.

Wow, that texture.

- [Ying] May I take one bite?

- [Mark] No I don't think you can, oh the skewer

I'll take this guy.

We get that giggliness.

Wow

That texture.

This whole night,

has been about textures

and that is a totally different texture

from anything so far.

It feels the way you think a jelly fish looks.

Kind of like flopping around a little bit.

(upbeat music)

We ended up just hanging out and talking with Khun Tan

and Khun Tap for a couple of hours.

That was so much fun.

Yeah thank you for the awesome dinner

and okay I better turn on the car and roll down the window

'cause it's already getting hot

Bangkok style.

(car engine revving)

I didn't really know what to expect

I mean all I knew was it's going to be a 15 courses,

or many courses of tofu.

But hearing about the entire story and Khun Tan,

I mean, he explained things throughout the meal

as well so it's great to have him there.

But it was one of the purest, may be like,

I mean I wouldn't call the food simple,

but the flavors were not strong.

But they were like completely new flavors for me

that just well-rounded umami,

you could actually taste the pure umami.

Thanks again to Khun Tan for the invitation.

An amazing meal and a new culinary experience

for me, for real.

I'll have all the information in the description box below

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Good night from Bangkok.

See you on the next video.

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Dr's react to Bollywood Stars - Duration: 17:53.

hello everyone Here I am again today with my friend and colleague dr. Kishan

hi guys today we are going to be discussing a

topic which I don't think you've exactly been clamoring for but I'm sure you saw

where this was going that's right we are gonna be talking

about Bollywood stars and the work that they may or may not have done and this

is I mean I've been a huge fan since I was a kid I know you've been quite a fan

as well in your in your own right you've been to India I have saris you were

almost obligatory dancing girls one of the movies none of that is true I'm not

exactly a happy India but I don't think I've seen my fair share of Bollywood

films so when I thought this was a good idea I did have to take most of my

inspiration from you but certainly from the pictures that I've seen of the stars

that we're gonna comment on I gotta say they look amazing I mean this is a

multi-million dollar industry this is I mean India's known for like two main

passions one is cricket and the other is movies so the film industry is huge out

there it's a place where social topics are discussed and the music industry

comes from within the industry the actors actors and actresses and not just

vehicles for the stories but in themselves they will look stunning they

look absolutely stunning some of these things that we've been talking about in

terms of aesthetic proportions when we're going to look at these people's

faces you can see that the phi concept the Fibonacci principle is all reflected

in there so certainly with regards to some of the

other videos that I did looking at more Hollywood celebrities I'd say that

there's a difference in the two so in these Indian celebrities the

Bollywood celebrities that we're going to be referencing their work is

immaculate soon absolutely undetectable I mean I agree and Sarah I think this is

the thing this is the key thing I think from the beginning we've got to say that

we actually had known nothing about whether any of these stars categorically

have had any treatment done however

I think if they have had any work done I think this is important to say from the

outset they work is impeccable yeah it's great understanding greater they're just

preserved not frozen they're not they're not deformed I mean the people were

going to discuss our examples are fantastic but I've got to say Sarah you

know one thing and I in our favor is that beige don't age people's Oh before

we move on and we were talking about the celebrity doctor that they have over

there energy you named a couple of them do you know I'm like like yourself we go

to all sorts of esthetics conferences we go to dermatology training and there's

two that I've heard of and one though I've seen actually at one of the

conference's her name's Mukhtar Sajdev another lady I've heard about is jamming

our pie they're both renowned dermatologists in India and they were

and they're both also famous for carrying out non-invasive injectable

treatments peels laser therapies and these are really developing at a huge

huge rate in India now so I remember you and me went to see that particular

doctor lecture in Barcelona who talked about avoiding complications I think you

remember who I talk to

yeah I mean you could do the voice I can't do I think we'll leave the voice

okay that's another time yeah okay so let's go straight on to our first lady

leading lady Madhuri who is a lady I believe you have met yeah I met him in

2000 she's obviously not gonna remember me but me and my family we we sort of we

stalked her she ended up on a film set and met her in 2000 I've got no idea

what age she was but I've got to tell you looking at these pictures and

looking at the film I saw recently where she plays a 40 year old housewife she

looks the same as some great security they've got on that set isn't it amazing

but yeah I feel exactly the same thing when I saw the pictures o-m-g

maintenance it's the main chance that she's undergone because her skin it just

looks absolutely your looks amazing got to say when I was

a kid she was known for having quite poor skin yeah so either I mean another

thing she's married to a very famous doctor now and I'm just assuming that

she's had the best that's available in terms of dermatology in terms of

whatever treatment you know she may or may not have had she's able to access

the best that the best that one could have so her skin I'm not surprised is

glowing and radiant I think they've done a great job with her so some of the

things that we pointed out before the lateral part of the eye for me looks

quite raised so I do think that she's had a bit of filler on to you I do I do

I will come out on a limb and say that um the cheek also looks a little bit

repositioned I think you like you mentioned before I mean that as we age

tissues move medially and South and I think what appears to me for monthly is

that everything just seems to be gradually just lifted you know you could

argue maybe that's just her unique their shape you know her unique shape that's

the way of aging has has happened for her you could argue that you could argue

you could yeah um but I mean there's no doubt about it she is a stunning

stunning woman and you know she's known for her smile her eyes I mean I could

admit when I met her in real life her beauty is breathtaking

me as well the the shape of the face has changed from being you know a little

more on the square side yes you've been longer and that's something which also

occurred with Renee Zellweger remember hmm the same yes yeah she's

been relayed I think she's very heart-shaped she's very she's literally

got that triangle of you that we all want I am in love with these stars I

think she's got she's been Renee but she looks amazing yeah

next up we've got Priyanka Chopra famous at least to me for her role in Quantico

over to you I mean she's a little bit different Priyanka and so literally a

beauty queen in the real sense of the word I think she started off by winning

Miss Globe some booties or contests and then she's had a string of films in

India and highly successful career huge advertising contracts and then she's

quite unique in the sense that she's made her own role in America really

really she's really renowned for for bridging the gap between Hollywood as

well so Priyanka is a bit of a trailblazer not only in terms of her

career but also in her love life as well of

course you just recently got married to Nick Jonas

undoubtedly frankart is a stunning beautiful woman of course the reason

you're all on this channel is you're wondering has she had anything done well

for me I do think there is a bit of a change in the nose so I suspect that she

probably had a very minor rhinoplasty which is very common and also there's a

change in the smile as well so beforehand the smile was quite canine

there was there was quite a lot of show wasn't there you could see and then

maybe she's had some treatment to slightly mask that it's possible the

other thing I know is Priyanka is really famous for her full full lips and we

know that like from the age 25 28 29 onwards the lips start to lose volume so

it's not unfeasible that she might have opted in for a treatment like like a

gentle but she has got probably the most famous

lips and I can see why but whatever work it is that she has had

done I again think it's very very tastefully done they've done a great job

not sure who's responsible for that but thumbs over anyone okay okay he has

to put that caveat in but thumbs up really is it's nice work I think what's

interesting about Priyanka's face is something about the aesthetic

proportions where we've got quite a nice strong jaw and and really full lips as

well I mean we've said there's no people like Angelina Jolie they will get away

with those beautiful lips exactly we get some of our patients who will say look I

want lips like Priyanka Chopra yeah I've actually had that asked me so many times

but when your face is very slim or there's not much in terms of soft tissue

there to support those fuller lips can look a little bit of a mismatch

quite right yeah and you don't know why but it is that it's that aesthetic

proportionate yeah so it's the width guys if you want to have full lips you

really need to have a bit of width in the jaw next up we've got our SRK yeah

we do love Shahrukh Khan he's amazing Thanks amazing I mean the guy is 50 at

least he's done the I've done one of most in like interesting TED talks the

Bollywood stars ever delivered the man is still dressing up in superhero

outfits doing I thought from what I know he's still doing some of his own stunts

at the age of 50 plus and he looks great amazing he used to be one of these

evergreen stars who running around the hills and and with one of his very

famous actresses they used to work with Dajjal and they weren't quite a few hits

together his roles have really diversified since then and I think

facially he looks better and better and better than he did back in the day but

what's interesting is his face has matured into a sort of more slightly

more masculine version of himself it's got a stronger jaw I think from what we

know about Magaziner facial surgery and you know the the aging of the facial

skeleton it's very interesting that usually the lower part of the face or

the lower facial skeleton the mandible tends to have different changes jawbone

yes sorry sorry yes so the the jaw bone changes with age and actually we get

some resorption of that bone in men and in women but with Shahrukh who just

looks healthier and stronger and even more masculine as

time progresses and dr. Kishen what do you think could possibly be responsible

gonna get to commit I could just be healthy living working out on the gym I

mean that's a possibility in a growth hormone testosterone GUI works do you

think that a chin could change like that I mean you know we're gonna if you are

gonna hold me down don't have to say this is one gentleman I think he

probably has had someone it's good it's very good I think he looks more

masculine they've managed to keep that they haven't made him feminized which

can often happen when a man gets injected they've done a lovely job on

him but yeah Chin's don't age like that

I'll have to come and see you now Sara one time

new chains good know I need a day

last but not least we've got difficult part of coney again like priyanka she's

had an amazing career it's unique it's it's not unique it's also very

interesting because she's managed to combine working in Hollywood as well as

in Bombay she's working it like a very very diverse in terms of her acting

roles she reminds me of Bella Hadid the nose

do you know looks like very interesting facial structure isn't it yeah it's

interesting like utiful they have the same surgeon maybe well I mean look at

the pictures I don't think there's any denying that there's a rhinoplasty going

on here could ever make up Sarah know what you girls get up to with all your

contouring but yeah bring him on this video you're not gonna commit to

anything that's fine I think she's really famous for her dimple sort of and

she has got this classic triangle of youth and I think you know like apart

from trying to get me to commit to having an opinion about these these

celebrities I think what's really important about the Indian film stars is

they've actually got some fantastic facial proportions which if we have a

patient who comes to us who's like this and actually wants to press pause on the

facial aging process we've got the tools where we can preserve that triangle of

beauty where we can maintain those those superficial and deep fat pads so we kind

of just pressed pause and they will look better and better and better cheeks like

they tend not to age - well you know they do get heavier as the facial

structure changes as we get older cheeks which are previously the fad was here it

will end up sliding down the face and she's managed to magically not have that

happen to her so I would dare say that there is a bit of clever work going on

here but again very nice would I swap faces probably yes I think what's also

interesting is that all of these stars have got a lot of question on them not

just to look young but to look really fit so they will have rigorous training

schedules diet their their exercise that they'll be doing is going to have a toll

on their facial structure as well and classically we see sort of a May last

split because of separation of the fat pads all or certainly sort of a more

pronounced Ridge within the within the cheek zone yeah and that we don't see

with these these wonderful looking celebrities yeah so what a mystery it is

all masses died for that weight we something which we do see quite a lot

reference with regards to Bollywood stars is changing in skin tone not the

stars in particular but it's often something which is written about you

know them changing themselves in this way do you have any comment I just think

it's fascinating because there's been for many for decades if not centuries

there's been a preoccupation with having a fairer more golden or sometimes they

describe that as a wheatish complexion so in India they say if you have a

wheatish complexion you're more attractive you're more likely to find a

partner and like your other studies have shown about sort of levels of

attractiveness you will have a better life in general you you'll have a better

job you'll be acquitted of crimes easier so yeah it's unique to India in the

sense that people will avoid the Sun people will sometimes use skincare or

have treatments that makes their skin brighter and there's a multi-million

dollar industry in fairness creams for example I'm really pleased to say that I

think in India things have changed or they are changing we're sort of

different complexions of being held up as examples of beauty as well and this

goes back to our aesthetic proportions genuinely beautiful faces and

idealized as examples of beauty regardless of skin color and I think

that's a really progressive thing bindiya there's quite a few models now

who have been identified as sort of having darker complexion and and yet

very beautiful so there's Nandita Das there's Kajol there's Bipahsha Basu

and gargle is quite famous because she used to like resolutely have sort of a

monobrow she wouldn't sort of separate the other

brows and it gave her a very natural very girl-next-door look and I think

this is why having this conversation is great because it opens up discussion but

I think many many Indian women and men have sort of believed in healthy natural

good looks portraying them portraying themselves as in the most natural way

possible minimal makeup

classically they've denied having plastic surgery or injectables I do

think that's changing and just from conversations I we've been having with

Indian doctors it just seems to be more and more popular these days kind of

expensive over there I think for the level of skill that some

of these doctors have it's you really do get the service that you pay for

I mean just looking at these stars that we've been talking about there's a few

male stars who look so good I mean including us SRK Aamir Khan amongst

others and they've reached this age looking as good as that I have to say if

I look as good as that when I'm in sort of 50 55 60 and I'll be very very happy

so I suppose we should definitely stay friends I guess we're gonna have to

yeah

okay guys so that's it for this week I hope you really enjoyed the video if

you've got any comments suggestions anything you'd like to say please just

drop it in the comment section below and I will see you again next week see you

later

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The Mark of a Great Opening Pitch Selling Merchant Services - Duration: 5:46.

Hi, my name is James Shepherd.

Today I want to share with you the mark of a great opening pitch, when you are selling

merchant services.

You are going into a small business walking in or you are on the phone and you are trying

to come up with a great opening pitch.

What do you say when you first meet the merchant.

How can you tell if you are having success with the opening pitch?

Well, one thing I've really come up with lately is I've been working with agents

in our 6 Week Jump Start Program and trying to help them with their pitch, trying to help

improve it.

I've come up with an interesting metric that I use with the opening pitch and that

is how many times, what percentage of the time do people ask you a question after you

finish your opening statement?

How many times does the prospect, what percentage of the time does the prospect ask you a question

following your opening statement?

You should really be getting a good 30 to 50% of people after your opening to ask you

a question.

Let me give you an example of a couple opening pitches that I've been talking to sales

people about and things lately.

Let's say that we are selling cash discounting for instance.

One agent I know uses a pitch similar to this, where he goes in and says, "Hey, I know

you get all kinds of people coming in here pitching you merchant services and so there

is always that constant barrage.

The reason I am here today is not to talk to you about any traditional processing or

anything like that, but the reason I am here to talk to you is I have a program that is

$89 a month.

There are no transaction fees.

There is no percentage fees, no other monthly fees.

There is nothing.

It is just an $89 a month program.

Whatever you are paying in credit card processing fees right now, it would just be $89."

He just stops.

It is very important what you do at the end of that.

You could add something onto the end of that opening pitch and really ruin it by saying

something like you know, "Is that something you are interested in?"

Well then, you are asking them for a response.

You don't want a response.

You want a question at the end of your opening pitch.

Okay, so if you can get a good question at the end of it, that's a great opening pitch.

So by just stopping there, what is merchant going to say?

Well, they are going to probably say something like, "Well, how do you do that?"

That is a really good opening pitch because you are getting that question at the end of

it.

That is really, really powerful.

Let's say that you are selling traditional processing and you are talking to maybe a

larger merchant, or maybe a multi-location merchant.

You go in there and say, introduce myself, "Hi, my name is James Shepherd.

The reason I stopped by today is I'm a consultant and what I try to do, I try to help people

reduce or even cut potentially 20, 30% off of one of the largest expenses on their profit

and loss statement, on their income statement."

You just stop right there.

When you say that, what is the prospect going to say?

They are going to say, "Which one?"

You know.

The agent I talked to, I didn't come up with that one.

That was actually an agent came up with that and shared it with me yesterday.

He is using that pitch and he is getting a lot of people to say, "Which one?"

He said, "Sometimes they'll even joke with him a little bit and say, "Well, yea,

how about my payroll?

Can you reduce that one by 50%?"

You know and kind of joke about it.

Then they ask, "Which one are you talking about?"

Then he goes into "Well, I'm sure you noticed on your statement how big your payment

processing fee is relative to even your rent.

A lot of people pay more to process credit card payments than they do for their rent.

My goal as a consultant is just kind of review that and see if there is something we can

do," and the rest of the spiel.

Think about that.

Now there are definitely other opening pitches that you can utilize.

I used an opening pitch for years that got a controlled response.

It didn't actually get a question at the end of it.

For years, I used an opening pitch where my question at the end of it was about their

processor.

I would say, "Do you know who you are currently processing with?"

No matter what they said, I already had my response prepared for that, but what I've

noticed is that over the years as the market has gotten a little bit tougher to sell in,

you actually don't want to put all your cards out on the table in your opening pitch.

A lot of times you want to make that opening statement without ever even mentioning merchant

services, without ever mentioning credit card processing, especially if you are in one of

these metropolitan areas.

You are in Dallas, Texas, or New York City, San Francisco, LA, that kind of thing.

You don't really want your opening pitch to be all about merchant services, because

you are going to get to the end of the opening pitch and they are going to say, "I'm

not interested.

Get out of here."

So instead of a response, try to restructure your opening so that it elicits a question.

The reason that is so important is because when a prospect is asking you a question,

there are two things about that, that are very important.

#1.

Asking someone a question means that you expect them to give you a reply.

If you are doing your opening pitch and somebody says, "I'm not interested."

They don't want you to say anything else.

What they want you to say is, "Okay, have a nice day," right?

So you are really going against the grain to continue the conversation.

When someone asks you a question and says, "Well, how do you do that?"

Or "What do you mean?

Which expense item is it?"

They are expecting a response and so now you have another chance to say something.

If you can kind of keep that process going where the prospect and you are engaged in

a back and forth conversation, it's really going to help you out a lot.

My challenge to you today is really, really simple.

Think about your opening pitch.

Okay, when I say opening pitch I realize there is usually a little bit of small talk when

you first walk in, or on the phone, but once you start talking about what you are selling

and you get done with that opening statement, that 15 to 30 second, maybe 45 second pitch

that you have, or presentation you have and then you get to the end of that statement

and you stop.

The merchant has a chance to respond.

See if you can come up with a pitch that's going to get them at that moment to instead

of giving you a yes or no response, or some kind of response to instead give you a question

to allow you to continue the conversation.

Try that out.

I really think it will help you.

Again, my name is James Shepherd.

Thanks for watching and listening.

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I'm Kinda back... Kinda, yeah.... (custom subs incl) - Duration: 5:32.

So there there I am

Sitting at my desk thinking about what I could do

You have to realize that it has been a long time since I did create something original

I've been... no I ain't been lazy

definitely not, maybe a bit out of

Flex... see me turning there on my chair

Just waiting like comet would strike me down one day

But no that never happened. It has been almost two months since I really made an original movie

I've been losing a lot of subscribers, but I don't care they didn't like me anyway

So they probably had to leave

You know, strange part is there's

Actually quite a lot of stuff that I could talk about like the fact you might not believe it but everything I'm saying now

It's being improvised.

I just talking to the microphone

I don't write hours on forehand and I do not have takes taken out

Maybe that is why I'm losing so many subscribers? Hmm

I didn't know maybe I could scratch a bit my head, you know turn around a bit. Hmm

Maybe I should just make a movie about thinking to make a movie

no, that is weird right?

It's been a long time since I've made

conspiracy movie

I've talked about Shenmue

Yeah

I know still have to do the best movie into games

There is so much I could talk about could talk about their so-called influence series

Yeah, you you you really have influencers and you have a lot of people who think they are

Influencing anyone but hey, let them live in their little bubble

You know, you know everybody knows those guys

I mean they're having like take on twitch maybe 1000 followers and

In the stream they have about 20 people

They call himself an influencer. Yeah. Yeah, they might influence actually, like maybe one or two children

Anyways, that's not what we're gonna talk about. No, no, no, we're gonna turn around a bit more on my chair and

What is it with this music why were you even playing this hmm?

Anyways, let's change tracks a bit more dramatic. Yeah

Mm-hmm. Okay. Now how wait a minute this wasn't the kind of dramatic i meant

So first things first, we need to find some something more dramatic yeah something like

Yeah, this this sounds good this sounds really good right let's go with this

So it has been awhile since I it's something original well here you have it doing original

Look and how creepy I can move any debts original

anyways

Wanted to give you some kind of update. I'm a pretty busy guy. So

There's a reason why I'm not that

Hmm. I'm not that like, you know

here

Like doing original movies and stuff

Don't worry. I'm studying and it prolly take me two more years. But uh, I'll be here from time to time

I didn't forget about you guys and girls I certainly didn't so don't worry. I'll never be gone

Time to time I might stream from time to time. It might make something original

From time to time might do something dumb like I'm doing right now

alright

Thanks for watching guys of girls

No for real thought, this is it I mean that that's it that this is my movie this was

Well, maybe a bit uninspiring I admit I admit I have better stuff

But still then again, it's better than nothing. Right? I think so

Don't you?

Yeah, you must think so

anyways

Time for Grifter to sign off. All right

Thanks you a lot

Thanks

Loyal fans. Hope you liked it a lot

Matter of fact, I think you I think you I thought I THANK you so much. I will give a game away

I will I will I will give a game away

But that will be for another time

in another movie

So be sure to watch out for it. Thanks for watching

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I thought love had to hurt to turn out right But now he's here

It's not the same It's not the same.

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He's all I've got He's all I've got in this world

But he's all the man that I need.

And in the morning when I kiss his eyes He takes me down and rocks me slow

And in the evening when the moon is high He holds me close and won't let go

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More love than I've ever seen

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My First Dior | Unboxing My Birthday Present - Duration: 6:00.

hello guys welcome back to my channel and today I'm so excited I want to share

my birthday present unboxing with you guys

so this pretty present is from my husband or he decided to let me choose

which one I want and we went to the Boutique together and in the end of this

video I will show you when we were in that boutique I hope you guys can enjoy

this video This is the Birthday present yes I'm so in love with this I know so I never have

DIOR in my collection so this is the first item I have and can you guess what

it is so

it's still fresh from the oven

yeah let's unboxing together guys tada my God I'm so excited so here's the

paper bag and then is the box yes the packaging's so lovely

and here's the receipt so let's do the unboxing guys

so can you guys guess what this inside this box I think you guys already know

from the box right yeah let's do this

so at that time I was wondering to have this kind but the

one that I want is not there it's already sold and it's

not available anymore so I chose this one it comes with the dust bag with the

so here comes My G*d So Gorgeous it's a lambskin wallet from dior and

i open it yeah and here you go the charm the key charm here and it can this attach

from the wallet the one that I tried to find is the if the trifold is the

trifold wallet but it's not available anymore and I decided to get this one

see here I think I will make a review about this

here's the card so here you go you guys can see with a one-zipper and you can

put your money in here can't wait to use it and I'll make another video about

this wallet okay guys thank you guys for watching and specially for my husband

thank you very much for this gift for this birthday gift I love you you're new

in my channel just don't forget to click the subscribe button and ring the bells

for the notification and see you guys soon bye bye

da-da-da-da-da I mean

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Evernote's 2019 Priorites: CEO statement - Duration: 7:14.

So today's video we'll explore the recent statement from Evernote CEO

This is going to give you a brief outline or what evident

We'll be working on over the next couple of months and I'll share my thoughts throughout this

So last week the Evernote CEO in small posted on their blog all about his priorities for Evernote over the next couple of months

Now I picked out a few key statements that I write to share with you guys

So Ian mentions I have spent the last two months learning about Evernote both from the inside

Out and the outside in and another panelist Eamonn also says and becoming really clear on Eva's own strengths and weaknesses

I've also been reviewing the company's financial health

Which I'm pleased to report is extremely sound from the outside in I've spent time listening to you our customers

Partners and community the people who know Evernote best and I've spent time looking at the overall competitive landscape

Understanding the category they're ever know created has continued to grow and is now shaped by many companies

But inventing the future requires being able to stand on a solid foundation now just a note

These are a few clippings from the piece. So it's not the full piece. I do recommend reading the full piece first things first

I do like the way that you started this it's really respectful

It does understand that there are flaws with Evernote and they definitely intend on changing them and I hundred percent agree

they need to work on the foundations and it's something that is definitely confident on doing so let's dive into the next little bit and

Honestly requires us to state straight out that we can do better with the product you have

Today that we are currently doing. In fact, we can do better than we have been doing for some years frankly

It's a bit disingenuous

for me to try and get most

Dedicated users all fired up about inventing the future of Evernote

When exactly those same people are the ones who know best that sync doesn't always work right or that Evernote on Windows is a bit

Tired and it is missing features that are found on the Mac version or that each version of Evernote seems to be work slightly

Different and exhibits its own unique collection of bugs and undesirable behaviors or that Evernote on mobile

Sometimes feels like a head down version of the powered desk

powerful desktop app instead of the mobile first view into a powerful cloud enable productivity environment because ultimately

by choosing to use Evernote each of you gives us the privilege of serving you of

Trying to make your life more focused more organized and more productive in return

It's our responsibility in an untreated to serve you well now actually when I read this

Actually felt that Evernote finally got it

they finally understood that they haven't quite hit a nail on the head and these I

particularly, like the ins highlighted some of the key features that have been annoying people because actually shows that he's aware of them because

sometimes when you know, for example the fact that there are so many features sort of off with Evernote is

Not good and actually highlighting them not just saying all of our bugs, you know, this is something that actually is

resonates with me especially

Over the years I've been with Evan. Ooh, so now moving slightly onto the goals area

Ian highlights a few goals and he says our goals are simple, but meaningful number one

We're going to create a more coherent more consistent Evernote experience for every version of the product. We ship an

experience that fixes the essential features on which all of us depend

number two

We're going to make a fundamental changes to how we develop and deliver

Software so that we can start to ship faster across all devices we support and that all of us can experience the same Evernote

regardless regardless

regardless of which device we use to experience it and number three and we're going to make

Improvements to the core infrastructure that sits behind the application you experience so that we can deliver an Evernote with speed

Reliability and scalability that all of us expect you also finally mentions despite this risk

I'm convinced that focusing on the basics is what we need to do first in order to best serve you not just now but

Years into the future now

One thing I want to say here is looking at the goal side of stuff number one

I think that that goal is or two awards

reconfiguring the plans

For example what's included in them what features are included in them and how they intend to monetize in the future?

I didn't think we're definitely going to see a change in the Evernote basic in the next couple of months and

How it is perceived by everyday users number two

The goal - I think focuses on launching across the board so actually shipping the same experience on all devices

So for example Evernote Mac isn't a look like Evernote

It is gonna look like Evernote for iPhone or Evernote for Android

It's all going to be consistent

which I definitely think is needed and

Finally the third thing that I think he focuses on is the bug security issues and the reliability of the service

I think people really want Evernote to be that reliable consistent experience

It has been in the past but in the last couple years not so much. I really struggled to open up my iPhone

There's always crashes bunks and it just really horrible experience to use

So the really good news is if you're an Evernote user

Ever new have become aware of all of their problems and when I actually chat with ian small

He honestly did have

He was all ears open and he's definitely wanted

everyone to be happy in terms of

Starting small and building out because I don't think is the sort of person that Russian and a new feature

I think he's someone that will change from the bottom upwards

So Evernote must work on their foundations first, and it's something that I definitely think they are working on hard

So it's going to be exciting 2019 for Evernote

Either way Evernote have put out this challenge that I didn't want to mention. That was at the bottom that blog post

It's good ever better challenge. I think it's a great little initiative if you're looking for a 30-day

Challenge for setting a goal in 2019. I can't recommend it enough

They've got a brilliant explaining video on it with Forrest the guy who runs their podcast

And it's definitely recommended to go and check it out

Also, I'm going to be putting or I probably already have put out a video on notions Web Clipper. I probably really stood today

It's well worth looking at it and we did a video on this to overview it

Anyway, if you're brand new here do subscribe for more Evernote related news if like this video

You're a regular we're a welcome back

Do hit the like vid like button if you enjoyed this video today and do please honestly, I love read in the comments

I'm being that active in them recently, but just pop what you think Evernote is gonna be working on and whether you think this statement

Restores your trust in Evernote or you know, I mean like restores your trust in their ability to develop the product

Honestly, you'll be great to hear so guys

Thanks very much, and make sure if a great week keep it up as if I'll see you guys

Pretty very soon. Alright, Cheers

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The FIFTY - Ep. 2. Mt. Superior - Duration: 7:49.

Ugh, this is a long boring drive.

Just left Tahoe driving across Nevada heading to Utah for the first couple lines of the

season.

Looking at skiing Mount Superior or the Hypodermic Needle both in Little Cottonwood Canyon, which

line I get to ski pretty much entirely depends on stability.

Right now stability does not look good with a lot more weather on the way.

So I don't know what to expect other than I'm gonna link up fellow Salomon athlete Drew

Peterson, few other friends and locals to the Utah scene and were gonna just takes these

problems as they come.

In the mean time, keep your fingers crossed for us.

Gonna need it.

Ughhh, I didn't foresee this.

Traffic backed up for the entire canyon.

Oh hey guys.

Is it always like this.

"Welcome to Utah".

Yeahhh, Wow!

So I've yet to make this introduction and the first episode was pretty much just me

talking but I wanted to introduce you to a very special person, this person is going

to be doing me this whole trip, Bjarne Salen.

"How's it going Cody?"

"What do you think we're gonna do today?"

Ugh, poke around and dig a pit, keep'er super mellow.

"We just got 40 inches in 48 hours, um so its, on top of a bunch of sugary snow, we

gotta check that out and see how active that is.

The art of the downhill skin.

Oh god.

Oh god.

That's definitely the most extreme thing we're gonna do today.

Think we're about there.

That was full.

Wow yeah.

Oh sheezus that's got energy too.

That's enough to scare the shit outta me.

Like that's, the whole thing goes gigantic and you die.

So yeah, tomorrow is a no go because of what we just did right here this pit explained

to me that there is pretty medium probability of a gigantic high consequence avalanche and

something on a big face like Superior that has the potential to go huge and ugh.

I don't wanna die so so were just gonna go ski in the trees wait till the snowpack heals

and I don't know.

Look at that side on the cliff the thing is spiraling winds.

My binoculars are like 10 dollar binoculars so.

We need a binocular sponsor.

I think in this whole process getting familiar with the lines is very beneficial than just

showing up and going for them, it's the only way to stay safe.

We just pulled into Little Cottonwood Canyon and it is looking primo, they shot it, not

many results, looking around not seeing and natural signs of instability we're still gonna

tenderfoot our way out there but hope is finally high.

Drew had to leave and we got a replacement.

Mr. Pep Fujas.

"I'm just a sub"

If we get to ski this with this vis and this snow, it's gonna be all time, like incredible.

Yeaaahhh buddy.

Holy schnikes!

"Really not much more I can say" Do you wanna ski first or do you wanna ski second?

I don't care either.

Five, four, three, two, one...whoo!

Wooooooo!

Japan on Superior!

Yewww!

Yeaaahhh!

Okay team.

In as good as conditions as possible.

Thanks for coming up Pep, that was awesome.

"2 out of 50, How does that feel?"

2, we're at 2.

Just two people.

"Just hop in the back" Nice.

What's your name?

"Steve" Awesome Steve.Thanks.

What a legend!

Pep how's it going?

Couldn't be happier.

And the conditions, it was by far the best.

All time.

Damn that was a good run.

So I feel really good.

I feel really good.

That was, I mean, beyond just checking it off the list, that was an all time run.

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O GUARANI - EDUARDO BUENO - Duration: 8:37.

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Campus Party 2019 - Confira os Brindes e Cursos Gratuitos que sortearemos no Evento - Duration: 4:00.

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Respira | Como desenvolver amor-próprio e melhorar a autoestima? | Episódio 3 - Duration: 9:19.

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Rotina de Férias da Bebê Reborn se Divertindo muito na Praia de Porto de Galinhas em Pernambuco - Duration: 1:40.

Come and have a lot of fun! Sign up now!

Hello, Turminha! Laurinha is shopping on the beach in Porto de Galinhas!

Now we go to the seafront of Porto de Galinhas!

Beach, Mommy's beach!

Laurinha, congratulations, you just said it!

Turminha, would you like to see Laurinha taking a bath in Porto de Galinhas Beach?

Leave your comment and subscribe!

Goodbye! See you later!

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TOP 5 ČEHO SE MUŽI NEJVÍCE BOJÍ - Duration: 5:08.

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ERIN - STAND BY (PROD NIES BEATS) - VIDEOCLIP OFICIAL - Duration: 3:18.

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ACASA fara MAMA si TATA facem mare DEZORDINE - Duration: 5:50.

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[Chương 01] ✔ Truyện ✔ [ Love by chance the series ] [ Tình cờ yêu ] Phiên Ngoại đặc biệt AE + PETE - Duration: 18:59.

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F1 2019 ● Leclerc vs Vettel - Duration: 4:23.

Hello friend of Ressaca F1. Today we gonna talk about Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel.

Don't forget to like this video and activate the bell.

The announcement of the hiring of Charles Leclerc made the F1 world interested in how Ferrari's battle will unfold in 2019.

Now that the second driver, Raikkonen is out, a lot of people think that Leclerc will give everything against Vettel and the german psychological doesn't seem to be that great at the moment.

The monegasque that scored 39 points last season with a Sauber, which wasn't a very good car...

Has surprised a lot of people and is giving the fans hope that Ferrari will have two drivers fighting for the title, a lot different from previous years.

Sebastian Vettel had two opportunities of winning the championship but his mistakes and Ferrari's gave the title to Hamilton.

2019 will be harder because Leclerc is coming on fire to give to us a spectacular new generation.

Obviously will be tough to beat Vettel. He's quick and very talented,a four time world champion.

We can't say that Leclerc will defeat Vettel easily, he's on his first season with a competitive car and the pressure will be high.

On the other hand Vettel is getting stronger after two defeats in a row to Hamilton.

Hamilton did get stronger as well when defeated by Rosberg.

So we can expect a very strong and fast Vettel that will run over anyone, and this is not a pun with his recent years.

We expect that Leclerc will fight with Verstappen, Gasly and Norris, that will make his debut this year.

But still too soon to say that he's going to match expectations. Max for example is doing great until now.

Pierre Gasly did well on Toro Rosso but the pressure on Red Bull is bigger. So young drivers must prove themselves on big teams

before we expect a lot from them. Leclerc is very mature for his age but the pressure on Ferrari is going to show us if he's is going to resist.

We don't know if their status will be equal in the team, if Vettel is first driver then we he's going to receive updates first

making Leclerc's life harder. Some people think that he's going to be champion but we must remember that Hamilton and Vettel are hard to be beaten.

We have to wait until Australia to see what he's going to do against his first rival, his teammate

And then watch the whole season.

Leave the like and visit our partner Ayrton Senna's League. Races on Xbox One and live broadcast and prizes for the winner.

Thanks for watching!

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CONJURE NATURELLEMENT LE SORT DE CETTE FACON POUR ETRE RICHE :CA FONCTIONNE! - Duration: 5:23.

PUT SALT IN YOUR PORTFOLIO AND LOOK WHAT HAPPENS !!

You are already wondering what will happen if you put salt in your wallet?

Welcome to my youtube channel, for those and those who are new, subscribe

read and comment, in this new videos , I will give you some simple tips

very beneficial practices, and especially here are the mistakes you make that carry

so bad luck on you I told you that the body is like a

magnetic fields that attracts good and bad, it's all about balance and

of balance, the more you attract bad and the more you will get bad, and vice

versa Follow these recommendations and you will see

To attract money into your wallet.

Do not carry receipts, credit cards credit or objects representing debts

or monetary expenses in your portfolio.

Always and at all times, keep your wallet full of money, it is a symbol of abundance.

Avoid carrying the wallet empty.

Do not put waste, like packaging sweets, old cards

with your name and your cards or coupons raffle or lotto you lost

who have expired in the wallet.

In short, you just have to get rid everything you do not use and simply

put the essentials.

2.- Store your wallet correctly:

You have to treat your wallet with a lot of love so that it works as

a magnet to attract money into your wallet.

Assign a unique site to your home for your wallet and place it there when

you go back home.

Once you have learned to appreciate it, you will start to attract money

in your wallet.

Avoid throwing your wallet on the dining table or elsewhere for convenience.

3.- Respect your wallet.

Do not put your wallet on the floor, especially on the floor of the bathroom.

women, never let your handbags on the floor and even other business

that contain money shoulder bags ...

4.- Activate wealth and luck:

Magnetize and attract more money placing three old pieces in a ribbon

red with your money in your wallet.

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Ritual with SALT MARIN and your wallet, TO REMOVE THE BAD CHANCE and attract

money in your life.

If the chance is determined not to be by your side, make the lucky charm

next and always take it with you in your purse or in your wallet.

. . On a moonlit night, place seven teaspoons of salt

sea ​​on an old coin that is no longer legally in circulation.

a circle around, a spiral starting from the left, turn the spiral up to

center where the piece is, let it sit all night the next morning clean up

the room with tap or spring water, attached to it is the small red ribbon, made

your prayer, aloud, cast out the bad luck; move the ora and the waves away.

Negatives speak while walking and ask your business evolves, improves

... keep a pinch of salt with which you did the ritual in your door

leaf to ward off bad luck

Even if it works it's not enough, if personally you are not virtuous

and do not make any physical effort I you said right now there is no chance that

it works

Do not hesitate to subscribe. , like and reviewing

XOXO

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IL GRANDE FREDDO - TRE QUARTI DEGLI STATI UNITI SONO NELLA MORSA DI UN GELO ECCEZIONALE: A CAUSA DI - Duration: 2:54.

Circa tre quarti degli Stati Uniti saranno nella morsa di un gelo eccezionale questa settimana

A cause di un vortice polare, oltre 250 milioni di americani saranno alle prese con le temperature più fredde degli ultimi 25 anni, che scenderanno sino a -40 nell'upper Midwest e nell'area dei Grandi Laghi

Su alcune tratte ferroviarie i binari vengono riscaldati con le fiammelle per consnetire ai treni di viaggiare e alle persone è stato consigliato di evitare di fare respiri profondi mentre si trovano in strada

«Se avete 25 anni o meno - ha commentato il meteorologo della Cnn Tom Sater - non avete mai sentito così freddo»

Quando ancora non è stato raggiunto il picco, il gelo ha già causato la morte di due persone, una in Minnesota e una in Illinois, mentre quasi 3500 voli sono già stati cancellati

In particolare a Chicago, oggi la colonnina di mercurio toccherà -25 gradi. La percezione del freddo a Windy City sarà particolarmente elevata a causa dell'effetto vento e, secondo quanto riferisce la Cnn, si arriverà a - 32 gradi

Sempre nel Midwest, le scuole sono state chiuse in maniera precauzionale. Il maltempo non risparmierà neanche gli stati più caldi del sud e la neve potrebbe arrivare in Alabama e Mississippi

Il freddo potrebbe avere ripercussioni anche sul Super Bowl, la finalissima tra New England Patriots e Los Angeles Rams che si giocherà il prossimo 3 febbraio ad Atlanta, in Georgia

Nella giornata di oggi è prevista neve e la città rischia la paralisi come cinque anni fa quando quando si verificò un caos ribattezzato "snowpocalyse"

I residenti temono che la folla, già in arrivo in città per la partita, crei ingorghi su strade che già di per sé poco praticabili per la neve

 

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打哈欠會傳染的原因！ Why is yawning contagious? （#CC字幕） | 維思維 - Duration: 5:31.

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Newcastle United said to have made 'symbolic offer' for player, figures differ slightly - Sport Witn - Duration: 1:53.

 When O Jogo's website reported Newcastle United's official offer for the Benfica midfielder Andreas Samaris yesterday, we thought there would be big updates from most of the local media outlets today

 However, only two newspapers have stories about the situation, and they aren't very big

 O Jogo have a short paragraph writing the very same claims they did on their website

It's said Newcastle want to get Samaris, whose contract with Benfica expires at the end of the season, on a six-month loan deal

 Only then there would be an option for the player to sign a two-year contract, with Benfica keeping a percentage of a future sale

The Magpies would pay €300k for that, and the Eagles are still to respond.  Embed from Getty Images  Meanwhile, newspaper Record backs up Newcastle's bid, but the claims are a bit different

 They say the Magpies are offering a 'symbolic amount' of €500k to take the player for good, with no mention of loan or option of a future contract

 Record says there's no definition on the situation for now, however, it's a good chance for Benfica to get some money for a player who could soon walk for free

For more infomation >> Newcastle United said to have made 'symbolic offer' for player, figures differ slightly - Sport Witn - Duration: 1:53.

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Promoção Varilux Em Dobro 2019 - Duration: 0:35.

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A mal tiempo, buena cabellera: Antonio David se hace un injerto capilar - Ultimas Noticias - Duration: 3:31.

 Han pasado casi 20 años desde que y pusieron fin a una relación mediática que hizo correr ríos de tinta en el papel couché nacional

Un intenso pero efímero periodo de tiempo (estuvieron casados cuatro años) que bastó para hacer socialité al exguardía civil que hoy decide cambiar su físico

 Según publica la revista 'Diez Minutos', el tertuliano y empresario ha acudido a una clínica estética para repoblar su cabeza, la cual había perdido volumen capilar con el paso de los años y los disgustos

Su último quebradero de cabeza tuvo lugar hace apenas unas semanas, cuando, después de un tedioso trámite, la Audiencia Provincial de Madrid

Ahora, salvado de una, se encuentra a la espera de un juicio por posible alzamiento de bienes

Cuando no es una cosa es otra y claro, el físico se resiente y los años pasan factura

 Flores se sometió a esta operación estética tan extendida hoy en día por hombres de su edad (el joven ya tiene 43 años), pero no ha seguido la moda implementada y ha evitado viajar a como otros tantos famosos

El andaluz se sometía al implante en su tierra natal, , ciudad donde vive tranquilamente con su mujer Olga y sus hijos

   En las fotos que aporta la publicación de 'Diez Minutos' se puede ver a Flores antes y después de someterse al implante capilar, procedimiento lento y algo molesto que suele durar unas seis horas pero que no supone suturas ni grandes cuidados posteriores

Tras 10 días de un cuidado reposo ya se encuentra listo para retomar su vida, obteniendo el resultado final de la operación pocos meses después (y luciendo melenón)

El precio que Antonio David ha pagado oscila entre los , dependiendo de cuánta cantidad haya decidido implantarse

Aunque, vista la 'pillada' que la prensa le ha tendido al empresario, desconocemos si este casual reportaje en frente de la clínica supone un intercambio publicitario o un posado remunerado, por lo que la rebaja habría sido notoria