Youtube daily report Apr 18 2017

Horses and Dinosaur Epic Battle Gorilla and Dinosaurs Cartons Horses 3D Gorilla Vs Lion Real Fight

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Ricky Martin tendrá un reality show | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:33.

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Nació la jirafita del zoológico de Nueva York | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:50.

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Lanzan a un joven desde una tribuna de fútbol | Al Rojo Vivo | Telemundo - Duration: 0:42.

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Digwyddiadau Technoleg Ddigidol gyda Cyflymu Cymru i Fusnesau - Duration: 3:37.

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★ Get rid of parasites with garlic and pumpkin seeds. GLYSTES will come out of castor oil. - Duration: 3:43.

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Blackwood Crossing #1 (прохождение на русском (субтитры)) - Duration: 46:29.

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How to pronounce the /æ/ sound | American English Pronunciation - Duration: 1:34.

Hi! Today we're talking about the short a

vowel sound. This is very important for

the American accent. The British often do

an "a" sound for the letter a. And

Americans do an "a" sound for the short

a sound. So the difference with the shape

here is that the British are doing that

vertical opening "a", like when they say

the word "last", and Americans say "a" with

the horizontal wide opening of

the mouth. And the tonality is higher, you

can hear more vibration in the nasal

passage. They say "last". So British say

"Last" and Americans say "Last". Let's try a

few more examples: "that", "bad", "at", "hat", "cat".

So the real trick here is the wide opening.

Go ahead and exaggerate, open as wide as

you can, and experiment with your

tonality, going higher and lower until

you match that native sound. Go ahead and

practice on your own now. It was great

teaching you and thank you for watching!

For more infomation >> How to pronounce the /æ/ sound | American English Pronunciation - Duration: 1:34.

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Colnago Master Road Bike Preview (Trailer) - Duration: 0:31.

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【Go Driving & Traveling】首都高ドライブしながら東京観光案内(Roadside Tokyo Travel Guide) - Duration: 9:14.

Shutoko Expressway(Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway), Central Circular(C2)

Automatic speed control machine installation route

Kosuge Station(Tokyo Skytree)

Kosuge Station(Tokyo Detention House)

Automatic speed control machine

Kosuge Junction(JCT)

Caution! Frequent accident area

Horikiri Junction(JCT)

Shutoko Expressway, Route No.6 Mukojima Line

Tsutsumidori Exit

Mukojima Hyakkaen Garden

Mukojima Exit

Tokyo Skytree

Asakusa Sumida Park

Komagata Rest Area(PA)

Asakusa Kaminarimon Gate

Ryogoku Bridge

(Ryogoku Junction(JCT))

(←Shin-Ohashi Bridge)

Kiyosu Bridge

Hakozaki Clockwise rotary(Hakozaki PA(Rest Area), Hakozaki Exit, Hamacho Exit, & Kiyosubashi Exit)

Hakozaki Junction(JCT)

Edobashi Junction(JCT)

Nihonbashi Bridge

Shutoko Expressway, Inner Circular Route(C1)

Gofukubashi Exit

Tokyo Station Yaesu Gate

Tokyo Station Marunouchi Gate

Kandabashi Exit

Near the Kokyogaien Wadakuramon

Takebashi Junction(JCT)

Automatic speed control machine installation route

Near the Kudanshita Station

Automatic speed control machine

Kitanomaru Exit

Kitanomaru Park & Nippon Budokan

Kitanomaru Park & Chidorigafuchi

Yasukuni Jinja Shrine

Miyakezaka Junction(JCT)

Kasumigaseki Exit

The National Diet Building

Tanimachi Junction(JCT)

Ichinohashi Junction(JCT)

Shiba koen(Park) Exit

Tokyo Tower

Hamazakibashi Junction(JCT)

Shutoko Expressway, Ryoute No.1 Haneda Line

Caution! Frequent accident area

Shibaura Junction(JCT)

Shutoko Expressway Route No.11 Daiba Line

Rainbow Bridge(Sunset)

Daiba Exit

Rainbow Bridge(Night View)

Shiokaze Park(Time-lapse)

Odaiba Seaside Park & Daiba Park(Night View)

Ariake Junction

Shutoko Expressway, Bay shore Route(B)

Shinonome Junction(JCT)

Toyosu Area(Toyosu Park)

Toyosu Area(Toyosu Market)

Tatsumi Junction(JCT)

Shin-kiba Exit

Tokyo Gate Bridge(Sunset)

Tokyo Gate Bridge(Night View)

Wakasu Seaside Park & Tokyo Gate Bridge(Night View)

Kasai Junction(JCT)

Kasai-rinkai Park

Kasai-rinkai Park

Shutoko Expressway, Central Circular Route(C2)

Funaboribashi Exit

Tower Hall Funabori

Tower Hall Funabori

Katsushika Harp Bridge

Yotsugi Exit

Horikiri Junction(JCT)

Caution! Frequent accident area

Kosuge Junction(JCT)

Shutoko Expressway, Route No.6 Misato Line

For more infomation >> 【Go Driving & Traveling】首都高ドライブしながら東京観光案内(Roadside Tokyo Travel Guide) - Duration: 9:14.

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Color LIVE(컬러라이브): YESUNG(예성)_봄날의 소나기(Paper Umbrella) - Duration: 4:08.

The moment you left me

the whole world turned its back on me

Like a crazy man

I wander around missing you

Where are you?

I am sorry that I am clumsy in saying good-bye

like I clumsily loved you

I sent you away without knowing anything

It falls through my ripped sky

The shower of spring one drop at a time

I miss you, I call you out

At dawn when memories fell like rain

I spent all night in the rain

With a paper umbrella over me

I say I'm all right

But I don't know if I can bear it

On this street without you

Flowers still bloom

Endless wait

I'm sorry I foolishly said good-bye

Like I foolishly loved you

The fact that I didn't treat you well

It is holding me back

It falls through my ripped sky

The shower of spring one drip at a time

I miss you, I call you out

At dawn when memories fell like rain

I spent all night in the rain

Like the day I sent you away

My body has stiffened up

Like that day

I cannot take another step

You disappear beyond my sight

One drop, two drops

On the flower petals that fell to the ground

At dawn when memories fell like rain

I spent all night in the rain

With a paper umbrella

over me

For more infomation >> Color LIVE(컬러라이브): YESUNG(예성)_봄날의 소나기(Paper Umbrella) - Duration: 4:08.

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So schön - Stuttgarts Warteschlangen - Duration: 4:42.

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Learn Colors with Farm Animals | 3d Nursery Rhymes Songs | Learning Video for Kids Toddlers & Babies - Duration: 13:19.

Learn Colors with Farm Animals | 3d Nursery Rhymes Songs | Learning Video for Kids Toddlers & Babies

For more infomation >> Learn Colors with Farm Animals | 3d Nursery Rhymes Songs | Learning Video for Kids Toddlers & Babies - Duration: 13:19.

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How To Carve Links Out of Wood! - Duration: 4:53.

hey guys today I finished a project and

I was really excited about it and it's a

gift so it's going to be out of my hands

shortly so before I do that I wanted to

share it with all of you part of why i'm

so excited is this project took a long

time and i did a few different versions

of it that failed before i completed it

successfully and the project i finished

is this necklace that I'm wearing it's

two interlocked wooden rings that I

carved from one piece of wood so they

weren't two separate pieces to start out

with they're all one piece of wood and

it was very hard and I'm going to tell

you how I did it so I did not have the

foresight to document the process of

making this as I was making it and so

the pieces i'm going to show you are

from my failed attempts but i think

you'll be able to get the idea you're

going to start with a rectangular block

of wood and on the top of it that is

a square you're going to make a cross

with pencil you're going to want to do

it a little bit more precisely than I'm

doing it right now because this is just

to show you what i did when i did it for

real i measured it out to make sure it

was you know perfect cross and then on

each side where the where the lines hit

the long side you just pull those

straight down again you want to be

really precise because then once you

have your guidelines in pencil you're

going to cut away all of the corners

until you just have a long elongated

three-dimensional cross left so all that

will be left is the thin cross section

of the cross so here's a different piece

of wood that illustrates that this is from

from one of my failed attempts so it's

not completely done but you can see in

two sides I've cut away everything

except the cross from the top it's a

very rough example but hopefully can get

the idea so then what you do is you kind

of draw the rings and you kind of have

to pretend like one of the sides that is

protruding toward you is not there and

draw it as if it's flat so you can kind

of see that there's the circle

pretending like this isn't protruding

and then you draw

the other ring on the other side coming

down and I'm a visual learner so I don't

expect anybody to understand what I just

said so here's my kind of crude drawing

of that and here you see the lower one

comes into the middle of the first one

and I didn't put away this side so you

can't really see but it would extend on

this side if I had finished this block

would which I didn't so then you're just

going to cut away everything that is not

what you drew starting with the outside

and eventually you will come to this so

you're going to have two circles that

bisect each other and I you know this is

the failed one or one of the failed one

so you can see it broke but you can kind

of tell how we get from step one to step

two or three to four or whatever the

number step we're on we're pretty far

pretty far through the steps and so then

you can see the next step was to cut

away from the middle which is where it

gets really tricky and things start to

crumble because if you cut away too much

or if you apply too much force it gets

really fragile and it starts to break

but if you go really carefully and

slowly you will eventually have two

connected rings that are loose but

connected and it's like whoa how did you

do that that's amazing it's magic and I

did that with this one but I didn't like

this one I didn't like how it was kind of

lopsided and I made it out of this

really light wood and I tried to stain

it and it kind of came out blotchy and I

didn't like that and I just I wasn't

happy with it it looked a little messy

they weren't as round as I liked you can

see they're a little bit kind of

lopsided so I decided to start over I

started over with a darker wood so that I

wouldn't have to stain it and I could

just leave it its natural color with

just a varnish so that it would really

bring out the wood grain I took what I

learned for my failures so that this

time you know I didn't make the mistakes

that I had in the past and I was really

really pleased with how it turned out so

here they are my beautifully round and

delicate interlocked rings and as you

can see i decided to loop these chains

kind of like that and then secure them

at the other end with the clasps to make

it a little bit easier I didn't want to

risk forcing something onto these wooden

rings just in case I I don't know I was

just really scared that we're going to

break

so yeah it was a lot of work but it

feels really good to have succeeded and

I hope my friend likes her necklace it

is now a combined Christmas gift and

birthday gift so she better like it let

me know if you've done a project that

took multiple attempts to get right and

how good it felt when you finally did in

the comments below and I'll talk to you

next time

For more infomation >> How To Carve Links Out of Wood! - Duration: 4:53.

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What to Avoid in Gout/High Uric Acid Levels?? - Duration: 1:50.

Hi guys!

So, today we are going to learn a little more about Gout or high uric acid levels.

Gout is a metabolic disorder which is becoming very common these days.

And the general practice that we observe is to stop the protein intake completely.

Which is absolutely wrong.

As I have spoken in my earlier videos, protein consumption is really important and we Indians

are anyway deficient in proteins.

So, let us have a look at as to what exactly to avoid during high uric acid levels.

So, I hope you found this video useful.

Do not forget to like and share this video with your friends and family.

Given Below in the description box is the link to our another video which is "Simple

Home Remedies to Treat or Cure Gout" Please have a look at that video too.

Do not forget to subscribe to our channel and also please do not forget to press the bell button

See you!

For more infomation >> What to Avoid in Gout/High Uric Acid Levels?? - Duration: 1:50.

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How to pronounce the /æ/ sound | American English Pronunciation - Duration: 1:34.

Hi! Today we're talking about the short a

vowel sound. This is very important for

the American accent. The British often do

an "a" sound for the letter a. And

Americans do an "a" sound for the short

a sound. So the difference with the shape

here is that the British are doing that

vertical opening "a", like when they say

the word "last", and Americans say "a" with

the horizontal wide opening of

the mouth. And the tonality is higher, you

can hear more vibration in the nasal

passage. They say "last". So British say

"Last" and Americans say "Last". Let's try a

few more examples: "that", "bad", "at", "hat", "cat".

So the real trick here is the wide opening.

Go ahead and exaggerate, open as wide as

you can, and experiment with your

tonality, going higher and lower until

you match that native sound. Go ahead and

practice on your own now. It was great

teaching you and thank you for watching!

For more infomation >> How to pronounce the /æ/ sound | American English Pronunciation - Duration: 1:34.

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Реконструкция вентиляции [отзыв]. Реконструкция вентиляции в офисе Consistent Software Distribution - Duration: 5:21.

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Digwyddiadau Technoleg Ddigidol gyda Cyflymu Cymru i Fusnesau - Duration: 3:37.

For more infomation >> Digwyddiadau Technoleg Ddigidol gyda Cyflymu Cymru i Fusnesau - Duration: 3:37.

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How much time do I need to dedicate to setting up an aesthetic clinic? - Duration: 2:11.

how much time do you need to dedicate to

setting up your new aesthetic business

well we've had some phenomenally

successful delegates who come to our

courses and they've done really really

well generally it's the people who work

hard who do well so when I first started

off in plastic surgery one of my bosses

said "Adrian the 3 a's are the things

you need to focus on" so the first a is

for availability second a is affability

and the third a is for ability let's

just focus on each of these individually

availability means you're going to need

to be around you're going to need to

work slightly unsociable hours you're

gonna need to put the time in to get the

foundations of your business right so

availability number one important

affability is the second most important

thing this is a social thing this is

interacting with patients all day long

you're going to be talking a lot you're going to

be really getting in tune with

your patients so if you're not a

sociable person if you don't like

getting on with people if you don't like

talking to people if you'd rather sit

quietly behind the desk not interacting

this probably isn't the career for you

so interesting ability is the third most

important of the A's we deliver a really

great training we can train you to

deliver great treatments so at the

courses you'll be taken through the

treatments it be taught in a very

stepwise logical manner to deliver great

treatment so just to go over them again

the 3 a's are really important you must

be available you must have good social

skills and you must be able to be

trained by us to deliver those great

treatments

For more infomation >> How much time do I need to dedicate to setting up an aesthetic clinic? - Duration: 2:11.

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Toyota Verso-S 1.3 VVT-I MULTIDRIVE CVT Dynamic Navigator - Duration: 1:03.

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Hyundai i10 1.2 i-Motion Cool, Automaat, Airco, van 1e Eigenaar - Duration: 0:59.

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New Update New way Raise BR - Legacy of Discord Furious Wings - Duration: 3:11.

hello youtube viewers

we met again at the Legacy of Discord

this time we will discuss about the latest updates

though late but I think there is no harm if discussed here

but before that let us check out some updates are available

such as Update on Easter, then no new pet

you can obtain them by following the "benefit event"

and the result is a pet "Mystic Dreamling" you can see this is very beautiful pet

okay we go back to the initial topic of promoting BR

I am too lazy to actually review it for almost the same as the previous update of "Pet Grace"

How to Get Raw material was identical

but out of curiosity so we try to make for you

Yes you are right this time Update is Ascension Wings

used to increase the rank of your wings

Raw material used was a feather

you won your way to stay dig treasures in the World Boss

The more tickets that you have the more likely you ride BR.

thanks for watching, do not forget to like and Subscribe for updates my chanel

For more infomation >> New Update New way Raise BR - Legacy of Discord Furious Wings - Duration: 3:11.

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Opel Corsa 1.2I-16V STRADA Cruise control Trekhaak Nieuwe APK Inruil mogelijk - Duration: 1:03.

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Stop suffering! (You can do it) - Duration: 2:47.

In one of the mothers groups in facebook

I read a post of a mother

who told about her suffer

I have a confession. I hate holidays! - she wrote

since the divorce

I need to share my children's time

in holidays with my ex

even when I celebrate the holidays with other people

it's just not the same!

because I miss them

and in the year I do celebrate with them

I'm so stressed out and depressed

by the thought that next year

they will celebrate this holiday with their father

and I will be without them again

I'm putting myself in a cycle of suffering

whoa! okay...

let's ignore for a second

the fact that there are so many parents

that would just love to switch with you

and just have a little bit of time

just few days for themselves

without the kids

this is a clear case of

God sends nuts to those who have no teeth

but this is not the point

you say that when the children are not with you

during the holiday

you suffer

and when the children are with you in the holiday

you still suffer

because you are all stressed out about

what will happen next year

when they will be with their father and not with you

the point is

that pain is given, but suffering is our decision

why don't you decide just stop suffering?

when the kids are with you

just enjoy them and the fact that they are with you

enjoy this moments! be happy!

and when they are not with you

enjoy the thought that next year they will be

it's all the opposite way

this is all just a matter

of your perspective and attitude

there is a good side and a bad side

in ANYTHING in our life

and you are the one who chooses

to look at the good side or the bad side

and even in painful situations

you are the one to decide

if to concentrate on the pain

or distract yourself from the pain

with positive things

and maybe even

to make the best out of the situation

because there is always a good side too

if you agree or disagree with me

you are very welcome to leave a comment

below the video

I hope you liked my video

please hit the thumbs up

and you're welcome to subscribe to my channel

and I hope I will see you in my next videos

bye bye

For more infomation >> Stop suffering! (You can do it) - Duration: 2:47.

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Program Pierwszy (Jedynka) - 2 bloki reklamowe,pogoda i kolejne zapowiedzi z 28 sierpnia 2016 roku - Duration: 10:20.

For more infomation >> Program Pierwszy (Jedynka) - 2 bloki reklamowe,pogoda i kolejne zapowiedzi z 28 sierpnia 2016 roku - Duration: 10:20.

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CSRF Protection - Duration: 10:00.

in this tutorial I will talk about

cross-site request forgery attack and

I'm going to show how you can protect

your forms by using some simple hash

functions in PHP

hey what's up guys in

Senaid here from codingpassiveincome.com the

place will help others to become other

developer much easier and faster than

they will do it on their own so if

that is something that interests you

consider subscribing now for some of you

that don't know cross-site request

forgery is an attack by a malicious

website will send a request to a web

application that I user is already

authenticated from a very different

website this way an attacker can access

functionality in a target web

application we are the victims already

authenticated browser targets include

web applications like social media in

browser email clients online banking and

then interfaces for network devices this

is a very simple explanation and I hope

so that this explanation will give you

the basic understanding what is cross

site request forgery now let me show you

how to import protection in PHP so now

i'm here at my sublime text and i just

create the normal index.php file so as

you can see first we need to define some

PHP code and i'm going to write here

what we need to do so first thing that

you need to do is we need to start a

session after that we need to create a

key for hash_hmac function

after that we need to create this file

token and the last thing that we need to

do is we need to accept the information

from the form that we will create in

HTML and validate this token so we

need to validate token okay so I'm going

just to create some basic HTML form

nothing special

okey I'll say he form method will be

post and action will be index.php a which

is this a file so just have one input

type will be text name will be username

username and the placeholder will be

what is your name very simple it will have

one hidden button we will store our CSRF

token okay and we will have on submit

botton

okay so this is one very simple HTML form

let's now just see so and see we have two

inputs one is here amongst our text and

then press submit nothing happends you should

already know this so now we need to

start our session okay after that we

want to see do we have already created

our session so if we are not we will

create new key that we will use for

has_hmac function and I'm going to

create by calling two functions first is

binary to hex and there I lose random

bytes and i will use 32 so as you can

see this function will create 32

random bytes and this one will covert

that bite into the hex format so we can

see what you got by using this

that's it and it is we are saving this

hash into the session because we want to

be sure that our key is always the same

or otherwise we won't be able to

validate our CSRF tokens that is inside

the form okay now the next thing is we

need to create our CSRF token

will do that by doing by calling hash_hmac

function the type of the encryption that

I prefer to use is 256 for the data we

can write any type of the string but

what I usually do is I'll write some

string and at the end of that string I

will append the name of the current file

that helps me so that if I have 10

different files on every file I will

have a different CSRF token so that we

we have protected each time on the

different way our form so i will write

here this is some string and I will

stay index PHP and we have created the

key it's stored inside the session so

does say key

and down below we need to output this

CSRF token

let's now test

it check this as you can see here we have

our CSRF token which is a very

long token and it's almost not possible

to get this string because we are

using some very powerful functions that

are available only in the PHP 7 version

so the next thing is we need to validate

token so first thing is we are going to

do is if isset post submit which

means this part of the code here will

execute only if this button is pressed

so here we need to verify our token I I

can do something like this CSRF

equal post CSRF but that is

not good enough protection so I want to

do and show you some better a bit I

will use the function hash equals and it

will compare those tokens still say

just do something here ECHO your name

is

token failed ok so now let's test this hash ok

now let's see here

and summit your name is Senaid Vwhich means

that our CSRF token is validated but

if we manipulate this token and put

something here that is not correct let's

say like this and try to submit okay

CSRF token failed and as you can

see if we don't have the correct CSRF

token we will never execute this part of

the code which is extremely important

and on this way our form is protected so

guys I hope so that this is very simple

tutorial and there really isn't a lot to

learn so just you need to learn how to

properly create key and also how to

create the proper hash and validate that

hash so there are just four different

functions that you need to know so if

you guys like this video please like it

and share your friends and also if you

have any questions I will be more than

happy to answer it in the comments below

take care

For more infomation >> CSRF Protection - Duration: 10:00.

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Thoughts of you. - Duration: 2:43.

look

I know it's hard to believe when people tell you

" I know how you feel"

but I actually do know how you feel.

see

I was

I was seeing someone

back in London

we worked for the same newspaper

and then I found out that

he was also seeing this other guy Eric

from the circulation department on the 19th floor

turned out that he wasn't in love with me

Like i thought

what I'm trying to say is

I understand feeling as small and

as insignificant as humanly possible

And how it can actually ache in places that

you didn't even know you had inside you

And it doesn't matter

how many gyms you join

or how many haircuts you get

or how many glasses of Chardonnay you drink with your girlfriends

you

you still go to bed

every night

going over every detail

and wonder what you did wrong

or

how you could have misunderstood

And how in the hell for a brief moment

you could think that were that happy

sometimes can you even convince yourself that

he'll see the light

and just show up at your door.

and after all that

you'll go somewhere new

you'll meet people who will make you feel worthwhile again

and little pieces of your soul will

finally begin to heal

and all that

fuzzy stuff

those years of your life that you just

wasted

that will eventually begin to fade

For more infomation >> Thoughts of you. - Duration: 2:43.

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How To Carve Links Out of Wood! - Duration: 4:53.

hey guys today I finished a project and

I was really excited about it and it's a

gift so it's going to be out of my hands

shortly so before I do that I wanted to

share it with all of you part of why i'm

so excited is this project took a long

time and i did a few different versions

of it that failed before i completed it

successfully and the project i finished

is this necklace that I'm wearing it's

two interlocked wooden rings that I

carved from one piece of wood so they

weren't two separate pieces to start out

with they're all one piece of wood and

it was very hard and I'm going to tell

you how I did it so I did not have the

foresight to document the process of

making this as I was making it and so

the pieces i'm going to show you are

from my failed attempts but i think

you'll be able to get the idea you're

going to start with a rectangular block

of wood and on the top of it that is

a square you're going to make a cross

with pencil you're going to want to do

it a little bit more precisely than I'm

doing it right now because this is just

to show you what i did when i did it for

real i measured it out to make sure it

was you know perfect cross and then on

each side where the where the lines hit

the long side you just pull those

straight down again you want to be

really precise because then once you

have your guidelines in pencil you're

going to cut away all of the corners

until you just have a long elongated

three-dimensional cross left so all that

will be left is the thin cross section

of the cross so here's a different piece

of wood that illustrates that this is from

from one of my failed attempts so it's

not completely done but you can see in

two sides I've cut away everything

except the cross from the top it's a

very rough example but hopefully can get

the idea so then what you do is you kind

of draw the rings and you kind of have

to pretend like one of the sides that is

protruding toward you is not there and

draw it as if it's flat so you can kind

of see that there's the circle

pretending like this isn't protruding

and then you draw

the other ring on the other side coming

down and I'm a visual learner so I don't

expect anybody to understand what I just

said so here's my kind of crude drawing

of that and here you see the lower one

comes into the middle of the first one

and I didn't put away this side so you

can't really see but it would extend on

this side if I had finished this block

would which I didn't so then you're just

going to cut away everything that is not

what you drew starting with the outside

and eventually you will come to this so

you're going to have two circles that

bisect each other and I you know this is

the failed one or one of the failed one

so you can see it broke but you can kind

of tell how we get from step one to step

two or three to four or whatever the

number step we're on we're pretty far

pretty far through the steps and so then

you can see the next step was to cut

away from the middle which is where it

gets really tricky and things start to

crumble because if you cut away too much

or if you apply too much force it gets

really fragile and it starts to break

but if you go really carefully and

slowly you will eventually have two

connected rings that are loose but

connected and it's like whoa how did you

do that that's amazing it's magic and I

did that with this one but I didn't like

this one I didn't like how it was kind of

lopsided and I made it out of this

really light wood and I tried to stain

it and it kind of came out blotchy and I

didn't like that and I just I wasn't

happy with it it looked a little messy

they weren't as round as I liked you can

see they're a little bit kind of

lopsided so I decided to start over I

started over with a darker wood so that I

wouldn't have to stain it and I could

just leave it its natural color with

just a varnish so that it would really

bring out the wood grain I took what I

learned for my failures so that this

time you know I didn't make the mistakes

that I had in the past and I was really

really pleased with how it turned out so

here they are my beautifully round and

delicate interlocked rings and as you

can see i decided to loop these chains

kind of like that and then secure them

at the other end with the clasps to make

it a little bit easier I didn't want to

risk forcing something onto these wooden

rings just in case I I don't know I was

just really scared that we're going to

break

so yeah it was a lot of work but it

feels really good to have succeeded and

I hope my friend likes her necklace it

is now a combined Christmas gift and

birthday gift so she better like it let

me know if you've done a project that

took multiple attempts to get right and

how good it felt when you finally did in

the comments below and I'll talk to you

next time

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Dani Diez's 2016 Inktober Book - Duration: 3:50.

Hello, I'm Dani Diez, and I'm here to show you my 2016 Inktober sketchbook.

It's a very special book, an accordion-shaped sketchbook full of ink drawings

I hope you like it and enjoy it as much as I did.

Be welcome

Each and every month of October, an event called Inktober takes place

A worldwide known event created by Jake Parker a few years ago.

Any artist can participate under the same premise

To create an ink drawing each day of the month

I´ve myself participated a few times in the event, but this year I decided to make something really special

I thought of making a unique drawing for the whole month

completing one fragment each day until getting an enormous drawing, compounded by several drawings

During a trip to Edinburgh -a few months before that-

I had acquired such a curious sketchbook shaped as an accordion

It had 36 pages along both sides and, when fully displayed, was -no joking- 5 meters long!

Inktober was the perfect opportunity to use it!

So there was still just one thing missing… to start drawing!

It was such an intense month

The book was starting to take shape and it finally became completely drawn

Now that it´s all done, it´s time for you to be able to have it too!

The book will be an identical replica of the original Inktober sketchbook

Exactly the same deployable format shaped as an accordion

It´ll be printed a tiny bit smaller than the original so that all drawings look sharper.

Also the book will be a little bit more manageable

Remember that when fully opened it´s no more and no less than 5 meters long!

It´ll come with a full color hard cover

If you liked the project, it´s time for you to make it become a reality for everyone

I´ve been really fortunate to show it to amazing artists and the reception has honestly been incredible

I´ve even had the chance to show it to Jake Parker, creator of Inktober

This book will finally be able to see the light through this campaign.

Also I´ve prepared a whole lot of different packs so that you can choose whichever you like the most

Get yours now by supporting the project and you´ll receive it at home very soon!

Also you´ll be contributing for more projects like this one in the near future

I hope you all enjoyed the video, I just wanna say one last thing

Thanks a lot for your time

Thank you so much for your support

And above all, thanks for making this book possible

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The Atheist's Nightmare - Debunked / Ray Comfort Exposed (3 Minute Debunks Ep3) - Duration: 3:38.

Welcome to Three-Minute Debunks, where we debunk asinine assertions within three minutes,

and on this occasion, the star of the minutes is the obnoxious Banana Boy, Ray Comfort.

On The Way of the Master, in 2006, Comfort presented what he called "The Atheist's

Nightmare".

"Behold, the atheist's nightmare!

Now if you study a well-made banana you'll find on the far side there are three ridges,

on the close ride two ridges.

If you get your hand ready to grip a banana you'll find on the far side there are three

groves, on the close side two groves.

The banana and the hand are perfectly made one for the other."

Now I'm going to spare to you the rest of this fruitful sermon, but in a nutshell, Comfort

asserts that the banana has been deliberately designed with humanity in mind, and that because

of this, it testifies to the existence of an intelligent designer – which wouldn't

you know, just so happens to be the super-specific god that he believes in…

Sarcasm aside, the banana that we all know, and most of us love, actually is a product

of intelligent design – it's the result of thousands of years of deliberate artificial

breeding… and so immediately, Comfort is wrong… the banana has been deliberately

designed not by his god, but by humans for humans, funny huh?

On the other hand, this is a natural banana; it's short, fat, littered with large and

hard seeds, tastes foul, and it's low in nutrients… but hey, If Comfort's god exists,

it's evidently the banana that it wants you to enjoy… so… enjoy… or else!

And while we're on the topic of laborious fruit, what's with coconuts, pineapples

and watermelons being so damn inaccessible?

Again, if Comfort's god exists, then presumably it doesn't want us to eat these… but,

conversely, it does want us to eat the easily accessible and tasty, but extremely deadly

Death Cap Mushroom…

You know, now that we think about it, by using Comfort's logic, the Death Cap actually

testifies to the existence of an evil devil-like being, doesn't it?

Furthermore, and to get serious, even if we were able to prove, for sure, that the banana,

or indeed anything was created by a transcendent intelligent designer, we would not be able

to infer from this alone what or perhaps who this designer is or was…

Or to put in other words, even if valid, Comfort's argument only gets him to deism, and as Hitchens

used to say, "But if you've established deism you've got all your work still ahead

of you to be a theist.

You have to show that this god, this person who went to all this trouble with physics,

cares who you sleep with or how or whether you should eat a pig or not or what day you

should observe as holy".

I mean seriously Comfort, your lack of brainpower testifies to the existence of Loki, the god

of pranks and mischief!

Anyhow, as always, thanks for kindly the view, and if you know of a asinine comment, tweet,

or clip that's gone full retard, let me know in the comment section below, and should

I feature it in one of my videos, I'll be sure to credit you as who requested it.

Until next time my fellow apes!

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ADOBE INDESIGN BROCHURE FOR PRINT SETUP TUTORIAL - Duration: 4:38.

today we'll be looking at using adobe indesign

to generate print ready brochures

in this graphic design tutorial

what is that people hope you were doing

great today I'd be really busy the task

week cranking out graphic design as well

as making six videos per week for you

guys this week I have a lot coming up

ranging from heavier more advanced adobe

illustrator tutorials to type face from

hong tips a photoshop tutorial graphic

design as a courier have much much more

to subscribe to stay updated all of my

uploads we're looking today at a single

sheet brochures in Adobe InDesign you'll

be creating files to both bifold brochures and

trifold brochures the two most common

single sheet brochures that you were

going to encounter adobe indesign is

probably the most commonly used program

for generating print really brochures

and other editorial print artwork in

graphic design so firstly we're going to

tackle the bi fold brochure in Adobe

InDesign I refers to two and this is

where a single sheet of paper or pre

material is folded in half to create two

sections can design the ibook they're

only in Adobe InDesign or you can design

in photoshop illustrator and then

transfer over to InDesign after I prefer

to do the latter well I've never had

issues of this with clients or print

projects in the past I simply prefer

using the tools illustrator or Photoshop

to create the outer artwork itself if

the client wants a bipod brochure and

uses for example an a4 piece of paper

folded in half we need to set up the are

worth of money in Photoshop Illustrator

to the size of an a4 piece of paper

landscape first three millimeters to

bleed on each side so while I personally

do is generate an airport bus from it in

Photoshop at 300ppi / guide along the

edges and then the larger canvas by six

millimeters on each direction the bleed

is necessary and most printing agencies

will run with three millimeters bleed as

standard so we're just my idea to ask

that before you send in the printing

project

do we want to put a guide halfway along

the canvas to standing as the fold of

the brochure between the canvas into two

piles if you look at the brochure you

essentially have two pieces of paper

with for sanctions in total still in the

back and turn a friend if we were

designing our work in Photoshop

Illustrator to be transferred to

InDesign after we want to create two

separate for documents to finish up

illustrator as they're splinting two

sides once you've designed our work you

can have flattened and save as a JPEG

now in Adobe InDesign you want to create

document the size of an a4a landscape

with two boards and a three minute we

need to bleed around the edges

create a box covers the bleeds as well

as the entire board and the place you

design onto the outward know when it's

ready to be exported for prints remember

to contact a printing agency find out

what file format they require it's most

likely going to be PDF but into never

host asked

for the trifold brochure do the exact

same process in Photoshop Illustrator or

even completely in design if you want to

but instead of splitting up the two

sections split up to the three equal

areas remember I make two sides and then

transfer it in design so let me know if

you found this adobe indesign brochure

for print tutorial useful in the comment

section below like and subscribe for

future uploads so until next time design

your future today peace

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Rainbow Six Siege 3v5 Operator Action - Duration: 2:18.

Where are they...oh there

Understood everything

Sup

He aint dead, he aint dead

You cover the stairs ill cover over here Oh my god we are soo good

Theres still someone up here i think

Come with me come with me

One of them is in casino i think

Down here Mira window

Drone here dude

Cover us from behind

Destroy the cam behind me

Chill guys chill i know where two of them are

Oh i am so good, I am SO GOOD dude

Watch, watch how good i am

I just knew where she was

Dude that was just so nice we just entered

Take this dude

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How to pronounce the /æ/ sound | American English Pronunciation - Duration: 1:34.

Hi! Today we're talking about the short a

vowel sound. This is very important for

the American accent. The British often do

an "a" sound for the letter a. And

Americans do an "a" sound for the short

a sound. So the difference with the shape

here is that the British are doing that

vertical opening "a", like when they say

the word "last", and Americans say "a" with

the horizontal wide opening of

the mouth. And the tonality is higher, you

can hear more vibration in the nasal

passage. They say "last". So British say

"Last" and Americans say "Last". Let's try a

few more examples: "that", "bad", "at", "hat", "cat".

So the real trick here is the wide opening.

Go ahead and exaggerate, open as wide as

you can, and experiment with your

tonality, going higher and lower until

you match that native sound. Go ahead and

practice on your own now. It was great

teaching you and thank you for watching!

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Hi Kids

My Other Games

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【MUKBANG】 800g Of Beef Flakes On Onion & Egg Rice Bowl + Miso Soup, 5.2Kg , 10100kcal [CC Available] - Duration: 5:53.

Hello its Kinoshita Yuka (Eng subs by ~Aphexx~)

so, today! tadaa I've made a fatty beef bowl on rice today (Eng subs by ~Aphexx)

I've done vids on this a few times already this time around I used 4 packs of beef flakes

I think the last time I only used 3 packs ~ levelling up my eating game ~

and I also added some 'onsen tamago' (soft boiled egg) and other stuff so today's dish is totally different from before

alrighty lets see how it was put together

tadaa I've got 8 cups of rice today to this, I'll add our frozen beef flakes

normally you'd take a spoon and sprinkle the beef flakes on top but since we're dealing

with such huge amounts I'mma dump this all over it

ahhh its piled high... almost like a beefy Hawaiian shaved ice treat

today I'll add some onsen tamago to the middle

I've added 12 of them sprinkle onions around it

and once you top it with seaweed its finished

tadaa this was given to me by someone who works at the beef flake company who saw one of my

earlier beef flake videos and in thanks he gave me this jar of fresh mountain wasabi

would you look at it... doesn't it look so delish? an addictive spicy flavor is what it says on here

mountain wasabi in soy sauce I will eat this along with our meal today

and as for sauce we have these beef flake sauce packets

tadaa the dish is complete this looks so scrumptious

on a hot steamy bed of rice lies these frozen ice cold beef flakes

I totally want to devour this right away but first lets weigh it

w/o the bowl its 4.2 kg with 1kg of miso soup the total is 5.2kg

this is an eggplant miso soup today itadakimasu

I'll now break our soft boiled eggs

~ oh wait my first bite should be only the beef ~

K, this is what it looks like so delish

its such a pretty red color

as expected its so delish

its such an amazing experience to feel both the warm rice and ice cold beef flakes in your mouth at

the same time and as for taste the meaty goodness of the flakes

is front and forward this sauce they supplied is a tangy ponzu like sauce

its so fresh tasting and so nice now I'll try the eggs

so wonderful!!! I love eggs so much

ahh when its covered in eggs its so nice and mellow

I'll now try this wasabi

wasabi goes perfectly with this stuff I've added quite a lot

its such a great match! adding the spiciness makes it so much better

~ heavenly ~ the first time I ever did one of these beef flake videos

I didn't have the right ratio of beef flakes to rice the second time I did it I used 3 packs and it

was a bit better but guys.... the more the better for sure its a way more luxurious experience

from the heat of the rice and your mouth the beef flakes just melt away in your mouth

I just can't stop eating this stuff

this wasabi is so very tasty it doesn't hit your sinuses like wasabi but

it has that spicy aftertaste

last time I made this I think I only added egg yolks to it but this time around we tried adding soft boiled egg

and I much prefer onsen tamago way more unlike the yolk dish I made earlier the egg whites on

these eggs go so great with the sauce in this dish

I picked up 4 packs of 200g totalling 800 g of beef flakes

I used up the whole jar it was very delish

since the meat is so rich its nice to be counterbalanced with something fresh tasting

(( Peeps.... Salmonella from eggs in Japan is not a concern #EggsSoSafe ))

last mouthful itadakimasu

all done gochisosamadeshita

its been a while since I last had beef flakes.... and man they're so delish ....

since they're frozen they give this lovely clash of hot and cold in your mouth at the beginning

once they start melting they take on another wonderful taste experience

and we used soft boiled eggs today and I prefer these eggs over using just raw yolks

also this jar of mountain wasabi was so delish wasabi goes so great with this stuff

things are getting warmer round' here and these frozen beef flakes would be nice for those hot

summer days and since you use warm rice its OK in the winter as well

they were so very tasty won't you all give them a try? and as always thanks for watching and if you liked

this video please hit the like and subscribe buttons BAI BAI

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How to get the upper hand in an negotiation | 124 - Duration: 2:44.

One of several methods to gain the upper hand in a negotiation is to shift the focus on

timelines and deadlines away from you and onto the prospect.

Timing is either a source of value creation or value depletion.

You can either make it work for you or work against you.

Recent studies show that 87% of salespeople make it work against them.

How?

Well, by trying to make a deal close sooner by offering discounts and special incentives.

See this just makes you vulnerable to additional price pressure because what gets rewarded

gets repeated.

Instead, why not take this away from your prospect and put the focus on their timelines.

Do they need to have money spent by a certain date?.

Are there penalties associated with a late project delivery?

Be careful though....Asking these questions is as transparent as a sheet of glass……you

need to be a little more subtle.

So, ask your prospect when they want to be up and running with a new system by.

It might sound something like "Mr Prospect, regardless of who you choose to do business

with, when would you like to be up and running and in full production with the new system?

Now, whatever date they come back with, just test it by asking "why so soon?"

And the answer to that question will tell you what's driving them.

You then can further test it by gently probing……"I'm guessing Mr Prospect that you probably have

some contingency built into those dates and if it slips a quarter, there's no major

issue.

Again you can take their answer to this question a level further by asking:

"How would that impact the work you do?"

A word of caution, I have seen people apply this like a script…..it is not.

Context is everything.

If you ask a prospect when they need to be up and running by and they say, "Well we

have to be fully operational by April 15th, otherwise we lose funding and I'll look

like a jackass"…….then you don't need so many of the follow up questions.

So the takeaway here is to avoid making yourself vulnerable by focusing on your own timeline

and instead focus where the attention should always be……on your prospect and their

deadlines.