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>> Hello my humanoid gigabytes. This is Paulina Lara, Pauliphysics talking

>> And this Easter´s week, which I hope, you are enjoying

>> I bring to you the differences between Germany and Mexico, concerning these celebrations

>> Some people already had this day off

>> Holly Thrusday, according to catholic traditions.

>> Some companies let their employees leave early

>> Gründonnerstag is only free to some schools in the south of the country

>> However people already send carts and greetings

>> The Holly Friday is known for the via Crucis, organized by churches

>> It is free almost for everyone, even banks are closed and the family mini-vacation begins

>> Karfreitag or good Friday is an official day-off

>> Everything´s closed, appart from restaurants and some non-german shops.

>> In 12 states loud music is forbidden. As you can see, people get ready to celebrate

>> On Glorious Saturday children play with balloons filled with water.

>> I think we only did it once

>> This tradition represents the end of the restrictions and fasting. Also, means baptism.

>> Ostersamstag or Osterfeuer. In cities and mainly, towns,

>> people have massive bonfires to celebrate Spring, change, and fertility

>> This is Christ´s Resurrection. If you don´t celebrate catholic traditions,

>> it is a good time to start painting some eggs

>> It is always the first Sunday, after the first full moon of spring

>> that way, there is not a solar eclipse on Holly Friday

>> People go back to work. Children still have the whole week free

>> and it is a good idea to paint eggs, fill them with candy and hide them in gardens

>> It is an official day-off. Everything is still closed and families gather

>> I had a party, Osterfest, and it is like Christmas

>> with special meals, toast, and gifts (mainly chocolate)

>> it is quite a family celebration

>> Other things that happen in Germany

> People decorate branches or trees with painted eggs

>> this tradition bring about two elements bounded to life: the egg and the tree

>> This is the one in my house, with the eggs my mother-in-law brought for me

>> In supermarkets you find colored, boiled eggs. Not refrigerated

>> people also buy them, give or eat them, even before this season.

>> In 1682 a botanic and doctor wrote the myth of a bunny hiding eggs

>> and as you know, this tradition has expanded, not only in Germany

>> Pagan celebrations

>> Ostara, Fertility Goddess, had a celebration to point out Spring

>> the ritual coincides almost with Easter

>> and that is why the bunny and egg, fertility symbols are still part of today´s traditions

>> and you know what? that made me think of Ixchel, Fertility´s Mayan Goddess

>> have a look at this image I found, which also has a hare, showing fertility

>> I am happy to receive all the new life, energy, cards and chocolate

>> You? Let me know in the comments how you are celebrating this season

>> Also I want to share this thought (I loved it)

>> Pascua (Easter) comes from hebrew, Pesaj (to jump or pass with a leap)

>> So let's take that step, my humanoid gigabytes

>> that let us go from indiference, to solidarity

>> from contplaint to solution searching

>> from distrust to sincere hugging

>> and from fear to the courage to risk everything for love

>> I am Paulina Lara - Pauliphysics, see you next time!

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Dragon Quest Heroes II – Meet the Heroes, Part VII: Alena, Kiryl & Torneko - Duration: 3:22.

Huh?

What is it?

- Something's coming this way. - Ehhh? - Through the trees.

Weeell, I've not the first clue who youse are, but ye couldn't have come at a better time! Ach, I'm in a quare auld pickle, so I am!

You're in a what now?

I see.

Only one thing for it then. Let's give them the old brush off!

(Watch this little belter!)

Here they come.

We knock one monster down and a hundred more spring up in its place. Honestly, when will this war ever end?

When we end it.

Come, let's show them why they should have surrendered.

I am unscathed... B-But... Tsarevna! Where is Tsarevna?!

Kabuff!

Begone with you!

Ts-Tsarevna!

You are unharmed, I hope?

I am, thank you Kiryl. If not for you, I would be thoroughly punctured!

P-Please, Tsarevna. To deflect your person from damage is only my duty...though your warming words heat me to the very hub!

Kiryl! Now is not time for daydreams!

There are fiends still requiring evisceration!

Yes- yes Tsarevna!

Midheal!

Thwack!

Thwack! Thwack! Thwack! Thwack!

Ka-thwack!

Divide and conquer!

Contend with this!

Haaaaa!

Great ball of fire!

Who do you think those two are?

Are they on our side, or-

Sure they are! That's Alena and Kiryl so it is!

I do believe it is, two of our oldest friends and allies.

Hahahaha!

Well? Don't just stand there! We've got a reunion to go to!

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Watch Dr Ruth Hussey on how you can get involved with the Review of Health & Social Care in Wales - Duration: 1:16.

I'm Dr. Ruth Hussey and I've been asked

to chair a group of people who are going

to work on looking at health and social

care in Wales over the next five to ten

years. We've been asked by Welsh

Government to do this work but we are

independent of government and we're also

looking at health and social care

equally as important as each other we

really want to focus on what matters to

those who use services how we better

support staff but also make the best use

of the resources available so we're

looking at all the evidence from within

Wales but also from other countries

working with the panel members to bring

their experience to consider the issues

facing Wales but most importantly we

want to involve the people who use the

services and the people who want to

shape and advise on the future of

those services, so I strongly encourage

everyone to have a look at the questions

we're asking and please have your say and

let us know what you think is

important for us to focus on for the

future

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Blippi and Axe Family | behind the scenes on the ranch - Duration: 11:37.

wait whoa blippi blippi blippi blippi

I'm about to ride a horse good luck

today we're going to be filming a

blimpie video on the ranch

why

hey guys welcome back to another ax

family video we have a special episode

today one of my best friends steven is

here with us hi and steven is a fellow

youtuber steven has a youtube channel

where he makes fun and educating videos

for kids and it's called blippy yeah

it's going to be fun i'm excited to be

here cool bean on the ranch in the

middle of nowhere with no cell phone

service pretty different from your

normal day yeah yeah being in town yeah

but Stephen and I met each other was it

sixth grade I think sixth grade yeah I

got how exactly but yeah while we're in

PE class I think or something like that

but we've known each other most of our

lives and have been really good friends

just growing up and now we're both

making videos on YouTube and it's been

really fun yeah yeah it's cool watching

your guys you know seeing seeing what

it's like out here you know staying in

touch with you through your video so

it's fun to now be here being a part of

your life so yeah and we actually used

to make videos together yeah we were

younger just doing crazy stuff and fun

stuff a lot of trampoline videos yeah I

remember you did a double front flip for

something like that yeah yeah we also

want to say hi to our friend Jackson hey

Jackie I did good to see ya so if you

guys are a blimpie fan and you're

watching our video welcome to our

channel and we're going to give you a

low behind the scenes of how bloody

makes this video today so come on along

whoo getting the camera set up for this

first shot of the video okay we're good

to go all right Steven is going to now

transform into blippy

hey blippy how about you go get a saddle

and put on this horse so if we can use

this will use this but if we can't use

this and we won't okay so just this yeah

you're kind of putting on your hip Jack

you give me slides out on your hip very

easy to carry these is it this stuff

first or after you think and then and

then all go and then what do you want me

to say um well you bring these out so

so basically what we're doing here is

we're just going through each shot that

Steven wants to get for the video and

we'll do maybe one or two takes for each

shot and do it a little bit different

each time so you can pick the best

footage for the video now we're going to

get some shots of blippy riding the

horse and that should be pretty fun are

you doing today Jake good the beautiful

day finally got some really good weather

I'm about to ride a horse

she is so beautiful standing in one of

our alfalfa fields it's about six acres

six and a half acres and it's one of our

oldest alfalfa fields it's a great field

it's one of our best field all right

they plan on getting off uh I don't

think so i think i might try and get the

GoPro look you're riding a horse

together whoa all right what do you

think that good give her a little bit

slack there you go look that was so much

fun let me get some cool shots of you

right in here

why

we use fancy and the other horses out

here on the ranch to move cattle right

about this time not only as fancy a

beautiful animal but we also use fancy

as a tool I don't know if she's a tool

but four doors oh yeah fancies actually

also a workhorse to help move cattle

around the ranch okay so not only is not

only is fancy a beautiful animal but we

also use fancy and other workhorses to

move cattle around the ranch okay not

only is fancy a beautiful animal but we

use her and the other horses we have as

workhorses to move cattle around the

ranch blippy and i are going up to check

out the cows yeah the fence is on got to

let him know that you're friends with

him see trying to get blippy to touch

the electric fence but he's he's too

afraid to do it yeah yeah today is a

beautiful day we couldn't have asked for

better weather the sky's blue lamp on oh

yeah so here's a funny story of when

Steve and I were younger we took a

four-wheeler and Stephen got on

rollerblades and we were at our friend

Jackson's house and I was pulling him

behind the four-wheeler through the

pasture it was roller blades on and we

had built a jump with like I think was

like some old tires and like put a board

on it and Stephen was going to go and

jump off the jump but the funny thing

was is there's a giant patch of grass

like very tall grass but we're just

young and didn't really think about to

not build the jump in front of grass so

yeah tried it three times and every

single time I'd fall on that big patch

of grass because little bitty

rollerblade wheels wouldn't go over the

patch of grass and then the third time

yeah so

on his way to the ramp and he goes

through this big patch of grass and just

hits the ground in like tumbles he ended

up breaking his collarbone we had to go

to the hospital yeah and yeah it's funny

that my reaction after I broke the

collarbone was like I get off him and

like I think I broke my collarbone and

then you guys look good yeah Roberto did

it and I was like no I broke my

collarbone then you guys are like yeah

no I broke my collarbone and remember

that was like a real a thing like

anytime I got hurt look at when I split

my whole foot open on the inner tube or

jumping off the inner tube oh yeah yeah

and after during voting and I think I

was like I think I need stitches and

then you guys I think I need stitches I

cut my foot in it under the water so no

one could see but then they need less is

your foot up oh my gosh yeah someone

said all right you guys ready to go

wakeboarding and I was like does anyone

care I say it kind of my foot it's just

like cuddle so we've had a lot of fun

memories together doing a bunch of crazy

stuff and it's hard when your friends

and family live far away but it's

awesome that Stephens able to come down

here today and do a video with us so

this is my first time using DJI Ronin

stabilizer it's pretty sweet whoa look

at where we are we are inside a real cow

barn ax family's dinner bringing the

horse and in the meantime I'm going to

show you around another one normally

staid hello yep not here hey is what

cows and horses like to eat

I even have a bloody sticker on my water

bottle how long has it been there for

trying to fit in here per year and a

half whoa hey howdy hi doing good we're

just making the video awesome yeah what

do you doing I just look at my

four-wheeler yeah dragon working on

tomorrow get it running see it's a

pretty cool setup what hey hats off you

guys

you

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Lanzamiento Desafío Google.org - Duration: 1:26.

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Feathers with rumba - Estopa - cover Matias Neiff - Duration: 2:21.

How dark your hair is

Clouds all the stars

My time has stopped

My spring is over

And I taste your sweet poison

I try it and it provokes the rain

I mow your feelings

I drown in the sea of your doubts

Because the penalties with rumba

Are less brunette

My heart collapses

Of its sand castle

I do not live on your carpet anymore

I live wherever you want

Confuse me with your shadow

I want to burn in your fire

And it's not that I do not miss you

Is that my soul shrinks

When you are not I do not see you

My gaze rots

And i think i'm a sick

I need medicine

A couple of doses of kisses

Before every meal

Because the penalties with rumba

Are less brunette

My heart collapses

Of its sand castle

I do not live on your carpet anymore

I live wherever you want

Confuse me with your shadow

I want to burn in your fire

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Critical Reading Power Hour Module - Duration: 19:27.

Today we're going to spend some time talking about critical reading.

My name is Kerry Hancock, a Ph.D. candidate here at UK, working in Curriculum and Instruction

with an emphasis in literacy.

I've taught high school English, Drama, and Public Speaking for several years, and I'm

excited to be back at school pursuing a dissertation focusing on online reading strategies.

We'll talk about reading strategies throughout the reading process, which includes before,

during, and after reading.

One thing that many of my students originally thought is that all reading is equal, but

it's not.

To be honest, I really wish that I had known about the different types of reading.

First, there is functional reading.

Functional reading is the reading that you need to do to function in life, such as reading

signs, or directions, or recipes.

Understanding cultural or universal symbols is also considered functional reading.

Workplace reading is anything that you need to do for your job, such as reading manuals,

memos, or correspondence from clients or colleagues.

Pleasure reading is any reading that you do for fun.

It might be books, magazines, online reading.

It's really any reading that you choose to do.

And that leaves academic reading, which is the reading you do for school and the focus

of this presentation.

While the strategies can apply to any type of reading, we really encourage you to consider

using them for your academic reading.

Before reading strategies include previewing the text, which basically means looking at

how many pages you need to read, the size of the font, the title, skim a paragraph and

see if there are words that you don't know.

Look at the features of the text to see what you know about it.

Are there headings, or diagrams, or pictures, charts, is the book in chapters, is it more

of an article, and finally how is it organized?

Is it structured like a play, does it set up an argument, or is it a research report?

Does it compare things?

Can you fit the structure into a particular genre?

Previewing the text will help you see what you are up against before you actually start

reading.

The next step before you actually read is to set a purpose for reading.

The reason I say that it needs to be more than because I have to, is because the more

you can connect with the reading, the easier it will be.

You need to personalize your purpose to fit the reading task.

For example, I'm reading this because I need to write a paper, or maybe you need to contribute

to a discussion, or maybe I need study notes to take a test.

At any rate, setting a purpose will help you determine how intensely you need to read the

text.

The final step of the before reading stage is to develop a plan.

You need to be realistic when you set aside time to complete a reading task.

For example, if there are a lot of words that you don't know then the text will take you

longer to read.

Developing a plan will help you feel successful in your reading.

It's not good to just say, 'Oh well, I have a ten page article to read, so I'll just set

aside 20 minutes', especially if you know that the content is new to you or the vocabulary

is challenging, because setting aside such a short amount of time is setting yourself

up for failure.

So what should you do during reading?

To truly excel in academic reading, we constantly monitor and revise our strategy use.

Some of the major academic strategies are highlighted here: asking questions, annotating,

interior monologue, and fix it up strategies, or what to do when comprehension breaks down.

Keep in mind that we don't do these things in isolation and we may not just do one strategy

at a time.

What I'd like to do now is show you a little bit of a clip of me conducting some reading

using some of these strategies.

So, metacognition is thinking about thinking.

So, what am I actually doing?

What is going on in my head when I read?

And sometimes that involves, I'm making notes, and I'm making content notes about

what the thing is about, and I'm reacting to what it's about.

I might be asking questions, I might be connecting to previous things that I've read.

So, I am just going to take a text, and I'm going to read a little bit of it and use some

symbols and some strategies by showing you what's going on in my head as I read.

So this article, The benefits of Facebook "friends:" social capital, okay so social

capital is something I'm going to talk about.

I might even ask myself, what is this exactly?

Okay, so what do we mean by social capital?

Okay, so as I preview this article, I notice that there is an abstract, and then we get

into the introduction, if I move down a little bit more, okay we're going to talk about

Facebook, here's a literature review, um, and this is what other people have said, and

other studies that have been done.

And then if I scroll down a little bit more, okay we've seen maintain social capital.

Okay, here's a methods section, so this is actually, this is a study.

Okay and they have a method, and then there's charts and so on.

Okay, so what I'm doing right now, is I'm just giving myself a sense of how long is

this article, going back to those beginning strategies: how long might it take me to read

it?

Okay, so for the sake of your eyes, I won't go through all of this, but I know it's

a fairly lengthy article.

Alright, so let's start reading.

Okay, the abstract is going to give me a very concise view of what this is about.

So, this study examines the relationship between the use of Facebook, a popular online, so

this is going to be a relationship between the use of Facebook, a popular online social

network site and the formation and maintenance of social capital, and we've talked about

social capital.

So again, we're trying to figure out, what does that mean?

In addition to assessing bonding and bridging social capital, so we're going to look at,

what are the, what do these terms mean, so I'm not sure yet.

We explore a dimension of social capital that assesses one's ability to stay connected

with members of a previously inhabited community, which we call maintained social capital.

Okay, so previously inhabited community they refer to as maintained social capital.

Okay, regression analysis, okay so this is a way of looking at data, conducted on the

results of a survey from undergraduate students.

Okay, so n is their sample…to suggest a strong association between use of Facebook

and three types of social capital, with the strongest relationship being to bridging social

capital.

In addition, Facebook usage was found to interact with measures of psychological well-being,

okay so we're going to be talking about psychological well-being, suggesting that

it might provide greater benefits for users experiencing low self-esteem and low life

satisfaction.

So I guess what I'm wondering in this, because this seems like an older study, is I'm wondering

if people do have social capital that remain online only.

Um, or are we expecting that the direction of our online relationships will move to an

offline relationship.

Okay, so main directionality may not apply to today's SNSs, as they are structured

to both articulate existing connections and enable the creation of new ones.

But there's little research on this.

Okay, so what we're saying her is that the social capital implications of these services

is unknown.

So what so they actually do for people?

Okay, so this is an overview of Facebook.

I'm more concerned about the literature review right now, okay so social capital broadly

refers to, okay, so here's my definition.

That's what I was looking for.

Broadly refers to the resources accumulated through the relationships among people.

It's an elastic term, with a variety of definitions, conceived of as both a cause

and an effect, and so it is the sum of the resources, actual or virtual, that accrue

to an individual or a group by virtue of possessing a durable network of more or less institutionalized

relationships of mutual acquaintance and recognition.

Okay so what does this mean?

Okay, so I'm going to kind of think about this.

So, every person that I meet, real or online, they may have interests that go along with

mine, we may have things in common, we may have things that we use that are mutually

beneficial.

Maybe someone could help you find a job or maybe someone could help you find a book club,

or maybe someone can tell you where to get a babysitter, or the best restaurant to go

to, and all of that then becomes our social capital.

And so the suggestion here, at least as I'm understanding it right now is, there are more

ways to develop that social capital online, and I guess I'm wondering how authentic

that development is and if that development actually does serve us well, and I think that's

part of what they're going to talk about here because they mention that the study has

something to do with self-esteem or and lack thereof and self-concept and we can see that

if we go back to the abstract.

So what the abstract does here is the abstract shows us, kind of takes us through very briefly

what the whole study will be about and then we go through the parts of the article to

kind of see those things and be able to check them off.

Okay let's leave the article for a second, well we're going to leave it now, and let's

talk about, um, what we did.

So we annotated, we paraphrased, we made connections, we worked through some terms that we weren't

really sure about and I did all of that out loud.

You certainly won't need to do all of that out loud all of the time, but there should

be things going on in your head to make those connections as you read.

After reading it's important to take stock of what you know.

Can you explain the passage, can you pick out main points?

Can you summarize?

Can you recognize parts that you don't know well and do you have a plan to address confusion?

There are some other potential challenges with your academic reading that I'd like to

address: sometimes a course requires and online textbook, you will read lots of articles or

research reports, managing your time can be difficult, and finally sometimes, you just

don't know what you don't know.

Let's deal with each of these as a separate issue.

Online textbooks and other platforms are improving, but many are still clunky and the publishing

companies tend to control the available tools.

Some allow you to annotate or keep a running record of notes and some don't.

Some are very interactive platforms and include quizzes to check comprehension and vocabulary

links for new words, and hyperlinks for studies, videos or other information to aid with comprehension,

and some don't.

Some platforms have disabled the print function and others allow you to print content.

It just depends, because there is not standard for online texts.

So, what you can do as a reader is be prepared to adapt your strategies to the environment.

If you can't annotate, you may need to concentrate on taking better notes.

You might need to set up your notes to include triggers that will help you recall information,

such as reaction notes in addition to content notes.

Sometimes it is difficult for us to make sense of the articles that we have to read for class.

Most of these articles come from research studies conducted within our discipline or

major.

The scholarly articles tell us what the experts in the field know.

Generally research articles have the following parts: an introduction, a methods section,

results, and then a discussion of the results.

The introduction, along with the abstract, will give you a general sense of the study

and the research question.

What is being explored?

Often what follows is a review of literature which places the research question in relation

to other studies that have been done on the topic.

The methods section lays out how this particular study was done, including how participants

were selected and the type of study that the research is, for example, is this a qualitative

or a quantitative study?

The results section provides some analysis of data and how conclusions were drawn.

The discussion section may return to the literature but it also talks about the data in relation

to the overall research question or problem.

There may also be a section on limitations of the study or what new research needs to

be added to the field.

Keep in mind as you read scholarly articles that you want to be aware of prevalence: what

is the problem, and how often does it occur?

Relevance: why should our discipline care about what is being studies in this article?

and Precedence: Who has studied this topic (or related) before, and what did they find?

And keep in mind that's why there is for example, a review of literature in these articles,

so think about PRP.

Other challenges include time management: this is a big one.

Sometimes we forget to think of reading as homework when we first begin a degree.

If we don't preview well and we don't set aside appropriate time to read the text at

hand, we may quickly get behind.

Remember that your reading must be an active process and you must treat it like all of

your other homework as set aside appropriate amounts of time to get it done.

Think about the reading task and the purpose to help you set aside time.

Those before reading strategies are important here.

Vocabulary or a lack of background knowledge can also prove to be an issue.

If you know nothing about a topic, you may need to build in time to watch a video, read

something easier to give you some background, I call this read around, or maybe you will

need to make time to ask someone.

It's important to consider these challenges at the start of the week so that you can allow

time to address them without getting behind in your work.

For many of us academic reading is not always fun, it is an important part of obtaining

a degree, so I would encourage you all to stay positive and to know that reading is

not an easy task, and you will continue to develop strategies throughout your lifetime.

Every reader hits clunks along the way, but if you slow down, or re-read, or ask a question,

or think through what's going on in your head, you will eventually develop strategies for

the reading to click.

Be patient and try to see reading well as a lifelong pursuit.

There is no magic wand, but we do have plenty

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I'm Dr. Ruth Hussey and I've been asked

to chair a group of people who are going

to work on looking at health and social

care in Wales over the next five to ten

years. We've been asked by Welsh

Government to do this work but we are

independent of government and we're also

looking at health and social care

equally as important as each other we

really want to focus on what matters to

those who use services how we better

support staff but also make the best use

of the resources available so we're

looking at all the evidence from within

Wales but also from other countries

working with the panel members to bring

their experience to consider the issues

facing Wales but most importantly we

want to involve the people who use the

services and the people who want to

shape and advise on the future of

those services, so I strongly encourage

everyone to have a look at the questions

we're asking and please have your say and

let us know what you think is

important for us to focus on for the

future

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Is there a smart way of negotiating a tax efficient pay package?

Can you negotiate a tax-efficient pay package with a new employer?

For salaried tax payers, the system is that you earn, pay tax and then spend

You only have 3-4 allowances to play with

For those who run businesses, the system of taxes is that you earn, you spend and then pay taxes

There are only 3-4 allowances one can play with

It is very important for a salaried person to do tax planning right at the start of the financial year

There are only 3-4 allowances one can play with

One can put House Rent Allowance (HRA) according to the rent one is paying

Much depends on whether you are staying in a rented accomodation or your own accomodation

If you fix HRA well, you get an adequate tax deduction

There is a meagre annual deduction of Rs 15,000 for medical allowance

You can ask your employer to separately mention a conveyance allowance of up to Rs 1,600 a month

Leave Travel Concession (LTC) or Leave Travel Allowance can be part of your pay. It is given twice in a block of four years

You can anticipate the holiday expenses for you and your family and then suggest the amount as LTC to the future employer

That's just about all salaried people can do to save taxes

Other allowances like uniform allowance is more tax avoidance than tax planning and are better avoided

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10 Ways to Increase the Value of Your Business - Duration: 10:27.

I'm going to talk to you about 10 things you can do to increase the value of your business.

But before I do that, let me kind of put things in perspective so you kind of have an idea

why this mindset of value, profit, conversations you always hear about.

So many people run a business and by the time the year end comes with taxes, any profit

that the company makes, they like to take it out, pay taxes on it, and put it in their

own checking account, right?

Because it's my profit, it's my business, it's my this, it's my that.

And then there are those that say, man, this is what I need to live off of, but let's let

it ride.

Let it ride.

Let's grow it.

Let's let it ride.

Let's invest.

Let's let it ride.

What is the difference between the two and why does some do one over the other?

Here's the difference.

Profit, value.

Short term, long term.

Working in the business to make money now, working on the business to increase value

later.

Now, later.

Instant gratification, delayed gratification.

More like a sales mentality [profit], more like a CEO mentality [value].

Independent contractor mentality [profit], business owner mentality [value].

So this is something you see a lot in business.

So you may be wondering yourself and say, "Pat, I get it, but I want to increase the

value of my business.

What should I do to increase the value of my business?"

I got ten keys for you.

#1, if the business is based on a technology that you own that a person, a company may

have interest in wanting to buy your company, that that technology can be used in their

entire spectrum of business that they're doing, that increases the value of the business,

especially if you own the technology.

If your business is ran on technology and systems and CRMs and back office, all these

things that make things go faster, where, you know, you'll typically need 200 employees

to do this, but because you have the technology you only need 45 employees to do this, people

who want to buy a company like that and that increases the value of the company.

#2, focus.

Your focus into what you're doing, there was once a book written I read I think it's called

Built to Sell, Built to Sell is a book, a phenomenal book, I think every entrepreneur

running a business ought to read the book Built to Sell because what the book tells

you is not to focus on selling your business.

Focus on getting focused with your business.

So what is the product?

What do you do?

Hey, I'm trying to do this.

I'm trying to do this.

We do this, we do this.

So many different things that you do where to increase the value of your business, why

don't you focus on one, two or three things that you do, but increase your attention on

those things.

It increases the value of your business.

I understand how sometimes it can be tempting to say, but Pat, if we do more, the value

goes higher.

It does not.

The more focused you are, the more you increase the value of your business.

#3, a business that's ran on systems, not just you, increases value.

If I can come into your company and I walk through, and I say, What did she just say

on the phone call right now?

Oh, she said this, this, this, this.

Do you have it on a sheet of paper?

Uh, no, we just taught her.

What if a new person comes in.

How do they learn?

Oh, they just sit right next to her.

Is that typed out?

No.

That's systems.

You don't have it.

You need to.

. . okay, we'll type it out.

If I come in and you have a new employee, what are the steps when a new employee comes

in?

Step number one, two, three, four, five, six.

You don't have that?

You need that.

It the person buys this product, what's their next step?

What do you do next?

What do you do follow up?

We don't have that.

We don't have that written out.

These are systems and procedures.

Businesses are built on systems.

Grow more value because it's got a life of its own without the human being.

Now obviously, you need a driver, but the system takes your business value to a whole

different level.

#4, Strategic partners.

What are we talking about with strategic partners?

Look, strategic partners not only validate the business, they increase the value of the

business.

They have good things to say about you, and when it comes down to it, they can bring complete

different aspects to your business that you may not have yourself.

So I think strategic partners play a very big role in increasing the value of your business.

#5 is recurring revenue.

Ask yourself with the business you have right now, what part of it recurring?

What do you make every single month in your business whether you make a single sale or

not?

Recurring revenue produces the highest multiples that if somebody buys this book it's got the

highest multiples.

Next, is supporting cast.

Operations and supporting cast.

Who is around you?

Who's running the company?

This is the part where somebody who's driven on profits, they don't invest in the people.

So the value doesn't increase.

I remember many years ago I was running a sales office, and there were these two guys

who were my competitors.

And I'll never forget a call I had.

It was within a week apart with each one of them.

And we were doing a cruise contest, something like that I was running for a sales contest.

And they both had bigger distribution lists than I did.

I had a smaller one.

But by the time it was done, they only had six people or four people they wanted to pay

to go to cruise because it was going to cost them $600 or $800 and they said, no, I'm not

going to pay for them because of . . .

I said, man, you've got to invest into your people.

So what I did is I went and paid into it for 43 people, them and their spouse.

And we went on the cruise.

Those guys had two.

This guy had three.

We had 43 people there.

Okay, investing into the people.

The level of loyalty we got from them who were willing to come back and wanted to learn

more, improve more, better the company more, was a lot higher.

That's investing into a supporting cast that wants to be in the company.

So the more you invest into your supporting cast to help them get better, they're more

indebted to you, they're more loyal to you, they'll stay with you longer, and the value

of the company goes higher the better supporting cast you have.

By the way, this also goes with your executive team, who you bring onboard as an executive

team, your sales force, every single thing that is part of the supporting cast to growing

the business.

#7, data.

Sometimes you see companies that buy another company and they cut a big billion dollar

check and you say, that company's revenue was only $50 million a year.

Why did they cut a check like that?

Because they have access to a lot of data that they need.

So if you have data, data increases value of a business.

What type of data are you gathering yourself and how big is it, how wide is it, how deep

is it that another person, another company can say, this is valuable and it increases

the value of your business.

#8, EBITDA vs. need.

Let me explain what EBITDA vs. need is.

EBITDA stands for Earnings Before Income, Taxation, Depreciation, and Amortization.

That's what EBITDA stands for, right?

So a lot of times you'll hear a company say, well, why would we buy your company because

your EBITDA is so low and you know, if we do the multiples based on your EBITDA, yes,

your top-line revenue was XYZ, but your EBITDA is so small, you know, why would we do that?

Because you're solving for EBITDA.

I'm not solving for EBITDA, I'm solving for value.

You're solving for profit.

If I solve for profit, I stay flat.

Because I solve for value, I've grown quarter after quarter after quarter after quarter

as a business because I'm solving for value.

So, the more you focus on a need, meaning, going to your industry, whatever business

you're in, and find a need that exists that no one's focused on.

For us, there's a need that we have.

Increase the need, where if somebody has an interest in your business one day, it won't

be based on the EBITDA.

It will be because this need will fill another void that they have that the profits here

will go up to the roof because they locked in a need here.

Two businesses, this one [need] increases a side that's about distribution this side

increases the profits.

This profit that they make here is well worth them paying for the company, the value of

the company because you're solving for a need, not just for EBITDA, although you still need

to have profits, no company that goes out of business, your company's worth nothing.

You do need to have a focus here [EBITDA], but not to the point where it's only short-term

instead of long-term.

Next, subscribership and distribution.

What is that?

That's an audience, you know, when you see a company like Instagram being bought, but

they don't know how to make money, why are they buying them?

It's because they have an audience.

There's a distribution.

So always focus on what you can do to increase the distribution of your business, your company,

the eyeballs.

The amount of people that are seeing it.

The subscribership, the customer base.

It has something to do with recurring revenue, but it doesn't.

There's somebody that's constantly coming to you that's logging on to your website.

Like, you know, a Huffington Post has subscribership that people are coming to it and email subscribership,

anything that's listening to something that you're offering that increases the value.

And last but not least, stay hands on to increase the value of your business.

I think a lot of times people take their hands off the business too early and they become

CEOs too early instead of becoming you know, somebody that's a businessman that at the

end of the day your job is to increase the value of the company and if you do a good

job increasing the value of the company, you're a CEO.

You're a great CEO.

But don't take your hands off too early.

A stay hands on CEO or executive or entrepreneur knows about what's going on with technology.

Knows about how focused the product is and if we're getting distracted.

Knows about the system, is hands on with the strategic partners because he makes the calls.

Is hands on with the recurring revenue.

Is hands on supporting cast, is hands on with the data that's being gathered, is hands on

with the need and the EBITDA and is paying attention.

Is hands on in increasing distribution and subscribership.

Always stay hands on to increase the value of your business.

With that being said, Luis, throw me a pillow right there because your buddies are not here

today.

Because we got a flight.

I've got to get on a flight to New York and Madrid here and I got a few meetings in New

York before going to Madrid.

Anyways, so, this is a topic that I went in and tried to do in a few minutes because I

have a conference call here myself to do.

But if you've got questions about it, comment on the bottom about how to increase your value

of your business.

This is a topic that is extremely important for you to pay attention to.

If you watched it once, watch it again, take notes, print out what we have, re-read it,

and find ways on what you're doing yourself for your business to increase the value of

your business.

And if you have not subscribed to our channel yet, if you haven't subscribed to Valuetainment

yet, please do so.

Click right here to subscribe.

[breaking glass sound] You completely missed it, Luis.

Click right next to it to be part of the notification squad, the alert, click on that as well.

And with that being said, have a good one everybody.

Take care.

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Marcello (M): Let's go drawing the Doge

(M) Let's start drawing the contours in pencil.

(M) Now I apply a base layer of watercolor

Doge (D): wow

(D) What r you doing

(D) so wet

(D) much watercolor

(D) such color base

(M) Now, let's go applying the frisket for airbrushing

(D) wow

(D) masking film

(D) much curiosity

(D) such airbrushing

(D) so cool

(M) wearing headphones to listen music) I still hear those voices in my head...

but drawings can't talk!

(D) wow

(D) so talking

(D) much opinion

(D) such artist

(D) wow

(D) such eye

(D) can see you

(D) such a distinguished audience

(D) many artists

(D) much culture

(D) like and comment

(D) 10,000 likes for a new video

(D) wow

(D) much eyes

(D) such nose

(D) much smell

(D) wow

(D) he wears sunglasses

(D) such scare

(D) much fear

(D) wow

(D) many colored pencils

(D) much markers

(D) such definition

(D) wow that canine tooth

(D) wow

(D) much beauty

(D) call me Monnalisa

(D) wow

(D) the drawing is done

(D) so many time

(D) many emotions

(D) say hello to everyone

(D) and let's go

(D) I have to pee now

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I'm Dr. Ruth Hussey and I've been asked

to chair a group of people who are going

to work on looking at health and social

care in Wales over the next five to ten

years. We've been asked by Welsh

Government to do this work but we are

independent of government and we're also

looking at health and social care

equally as important as each other we

really want to focus on what matters to

those who use services how we better

support staff but also make the best use

of the resources available so we're

looking at all the evidence from within

Wales but also from other countries

working with the panel members to bring

their experience to consider the issues

facing Wales but most importantly we

want to involve the people who use the

services and the people who want to

shape and advise on the future of

those services, so I strongly encourage

everyone to have a look at the questions

we're asking and please have your say and

let us know what you think is

important for us to focus on for the

future

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How to Make Gesso - Duration: 3:36.

Gesso is one of the most important materials for painters. So much of it is used and it

is used sooo often - especially if you make your own canvases. A huge downer though is

how expensive gesso is especially if you're covering a lot of surface. so as my part of

my "don't buy it, make it philosophy" i put together this video to show you a cheap

and easy way to make your own. Gesso is made of a binder, fillers, and white

pigment that is usually titanium dioxide. So these will be our components! Let's start

with the binders.Traditional gesso uses rabbit skin glue as a binder and sizing - i will

NOT be using that and will instead be making acrylic gesso. PVA wont do as the main binder

although it is a polymer it is not acrylic- to make this gesso as high quality as store

bought one its important to splurge just a little on an acrylic based binder. You can

either use white acrylic paint from the art store, or transparent acrylic medium also

from the art store, or latex house paint. In this case, i will use latex house paint.

Latex house paint is not latex its actually acrylic as misleading as that is, and is usually

sold in larger quantities for much cheaper. You wanna get the highest quality product

in the store but The most important part though is checking the ingredients. You can see here

that this ingredient list is printed extremely poorly but I managed to figure out that the

main ingredient is acrylic and that it contains titanium dioxide. It also contains some vinyl

acetate which from what I understand, it's basically PVA glue. This isn't ideal but I

really believe it won't do any harm. If you want a painting that lasts 200 years, this

may not be the way to do it. I only care that my pieces don't expire before i do. I think

this will do fine. I will begin by dumping a solid amount of this latex house paint into

a plastic container that i plan to use to keep my gesso in. Next step is filler! For

this i am using whiting chalk. This is the chalk that is used to draw lines on tennis

and football fields - it will act as both filler and pigment. Whiting chalk is extremely

cheap and is easy to find in hardware and material supply stores. You could probably

also use crushed up chalk but to me that doesn't feel enough.

Make sure that you have sifted the chalk beforehand. I'm placing around 5 cups of chalk into this

batch, and then I'm using a paint mixing attachment on a drill to mix it up gooood. When its mixed

enough, you're basically done. Told you this was easy. Here's a quick test of the

result - I'm using the gesso on a piece of unprimed and un-stretched canvas. It's very

opaque and gives great coverage. It also dries Matt but isn't chalky- all in all this is

a good gesso. I hope you found this video useful! Please remember to leave a comment

down below if you have any questions or suggestions. Thanks for watching!

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JUST DANCE TEAM SENT ME A PRESENT! WHAT IT MIGHT BE? - Duration: 5:00.

Hey my luvs! Túlio's here!

And Magic Cucumber is here too!

And guys...

What's going on with our lifes...

...today.

I was chillin' on this bed right here...

...which you can't see it.

And then I heard the intercom,

It was the mail, I went there,

*Túlio's too excited to speak properly*

"what's happenin?" "special package for Túlio Akar."

He missed the "96" tho.

And then, my loves...

I received this pretty package,

Which I was holding upside down lol

Here,

"Ubisoft"

Is from Ubisoft.

Ubisoft sent,

This pretty little package to me.

And,

I'm here all shaky already!

I got back home like crazy,

I grabbed my camera real quick to record this video,

My hair is all messed up.

*the ugly laugh is real*

I decided to open it in a video with you guys,

So we can figure this out together,

What do we have on this...

Delicious sassy package here.

Magic Cucumber, poor thing...

He's still here, ok guys?

Because I can't...

If I hold both package and Magic Cucumber,

The video will not continue.

So, Magic Cucumber,

You'll stay...

...right here,

Because I think you still appear her...

Oh geez battery's dying

OH SHIT I gotta do this real quick

So let's do this guys,

look, here

It's written:

"Ubisoft Paris"

*idk what im readin*

I don't know how to open this package...

So we gonna open it...

Oh look...

*Túlio's teaching WRONG stuff for kids*

*sorry parents pls dont give up on me*

Don't do this, kids.

Geez, Túlio, horrible example.

Horrible example.

Oh my...

Oh my sweet Cucumber, guys!

Take a look at this!

Look how wonderful,

This Tee is!

Very beauty vlogger time now!

Can you see how pretty is, guys?

Is a gray shirt,

And I hope is my right size

I don't know how to check it, tho.

It's written:

"Dev Team, Just Dance 2015"

You guys are only...

*making the math*

3 Just Dances late,

But it's great anyways! The intention that counts, right

And it's written "Ubisoft" on the sleeve,

I don't know if you can see it.

It's written "Ubisoft" right here.

Alright let's put this tee right here,

Hold it for me, Magic Cucumber.

And right over here,

We have...

Is there more stuff?

There's more stuff!

And here, guys...

We have this little box.

What's this little box?

I don't know what's this little box.

Oh, seriously.

OHH YES!

I GOT IT NOW

It's a little cube!

It's a little cube,

But what's this little cube?

This little cube is one of those...

This that plays music with bluetooth,

Oh I wonder if...

I wonder if it's working already??

What do I do here?

"on."

ow.

Camera's battery is dying...

Run Túliooo

Or else you won't be able to end this video...

This video will be unending.

I'm kinda little lost, now.

Where are the chargers of this house???

Oh geez the battery will die, sh*t!

*burps*

Ohhh it turned on!

*the box just said something creepy*

Ok, it's on and it's flashing...

...what we're supposed to do now?

"Connected!"

Now we gotta test to see if it's good, right guys?

It needs to pass the Tulioakar96 quality test.

...hello?

*the hype is real*

Woa,

THIS LITTLE BOX IS WONDERFUL!

No, seriously,

No flattering Ubisoft,

For real guys, like

This is the first music box I've ever had,

at all,

It works wonderfully well,

It's loud sassy and delicious,

It didn't blow up the audio,

Gezz little box I luv u <3

*the luv is real*

Now I think it's over for real guys.

It's over for real.

Ubisoft,

Thank you.

Really really really.

I loved the shirt,

I loved the music box,

Fantastic, pretty shirt,

Although I don't live gray very much, but

The pink and blue bot made my heart for this one.

The music box...

Never had a decent music box in my life!

Seriously, it's so pretty

It's bright orange, very gay.

Just like the owner.

So guys,

I'm gonna stop for now.

Me and Magic Cucumber hope you enjoyed it!

Leave a comment if you wanna see more of this...

...is this an unboxing?

It's almost a unboxing video, right.

If you want me to bring more of these videos,

If I get anything cool,

I come here to show you, right

Let's pretend my life's super interesting,

And that I always receive cool stuff, right!

Don't forget to subscribe,

and to leave a sassy comment,

And help us reach 200K SUBSCRIBERS this year!

So, a big kiss,

And we'll see you soon.

~Bye! <3

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MINHA AVÓ GOSTARIA de FALAR umas COISAS pra VOCÊ - Duration: 11:12.

Hi guys, today we will have a very

different video here on this channel, because

I'm bringing you the most special person in the world.

The person who is ... Grandma!

I've already told you that she is my grandmother because I am terrified.

You know we have a picture together I've posted that is the...

best picture, my favourite one in the whole world.

The one that someone printed and put up there!

My favourite picture on the internet.

I'll leave it here for everyone to see.

So I bring to you my grandmother! Grandma Rita to record a video with.

And for two very special reasons.

The first is that I've always wanted to record a video

with her. I love to chat with grandma.

And lately we're just playing cards, we do not chat...

We do not chat anymore.

So it's a great time for us to chat.

And this was not a complaint.

When we finish this video we will play cards.

Besides that,

I was invited...

We were invited by the BBC...

in London

to take part in #GrannyWisdom

Which is nothing more than

an opportunity to bring the people that

have the best understanding of life

to exchange ideas and all.

I'm sure you'll love it because

Grandma Rita is wonderful.

My Lord!

Is it not?

And it's not just for the video, grandma is really wonderful.

So let's start chatting now.

Stay there, okay?

Do not go away and take the opportunity to sign up for the channel.

When I was a teenager I was a bit rebellious,

different from you, right ?! Because you said you were a good girl.

No, we were not too rebellious because ...

There was no way, right? You would get spanked, right?

Yes

Did you get spanked a lot?

My Lord!

I was spanked a lot by my mother when I was younger.

Did grandma Altamira spank you?

My Lord!

With what?

With whatever she found in front of her.

I told you I was...

If spanking did any good

I would be a saint!

And I was not even that bad

Once my grandmother hit me.

My mom just told me that a little while ago.

She was spanking me, I don't know why she hit me,

I was seven or eight years old at the time.

I was there to study, or something

It's just that my aunt had been to school.

She had already completed eighth grade.

Eighth grade, or not?

Yeah, I think she had completed eighth grade.

She was spanking me when my father arrived.

Then Mum ... A little while ago she told me that.

My father told me that he felt like taking me home.

He thought it was bad that she was spanking me.

He protected you...

But he did not say anything to me.

Then I went to Dona Barondina's school (boarding school)

And she was very tough.

One day she hit me because I was picking up beans.

I was twelve years old.

I was picking up beans ....

And it was not just me.

There were more children there.

We did not choose the right beans.

Then she hit us.

She whipped.

Oh my God, grandma! Wow!

And she hit hard.

Evil woman, my Lord!

Did that not leave any scars?

No, I don't think so.

Did she have children?

She had a son.

She was paralytic and was in a wheelchair, you know?

She would push the chair herself.

And she would transfer her frustration to you.

My Lord, there were days when we suffered too much, dear!

So it was a very...

Was it a hard life?

Do you think we have an easier life these days?

I think it's easier nowadays, Taty.

Everything is easier nowadays.

Do you think technology helped in that?

Oh, it helps a lot, does it not?

It's not that things are difficult today.

I find everything easier nowadays, you know, Taty.

You have everything ready, you do not have to be doing so much.

Yet...

There are some things that are a bit too advanced, but...

Yes, aren't there things that came from technology and are negative?

Can you think of something like that?

Because it is very good, for example, to have a washing machine and microwave, and...

mobile phones to easily contact people.

I have the impression I have hardly seen a time without technology.

Because I was ten years old and mobile phones already existed.

Yeah, it was all there.

There was a television already!

Did you live without television for some time?

Many years!

When I finally had a television at home...

my children were already grownups.

Yeah...

There was no TV, we had a radio at the farm.

Did you just listen to AM radio?

AM, yes.

So can you identify...

some things that are negative

with the evolution of technology?

Could you point something out, or not?

People today have no time for anything.

They have everything and don't have...

Exactly. I keep thinking

sometimes

it seems that in the old days we had to do everything.

Everything was so time-consuming and

so complicated to be made, like, I don't know,

something that is simple nowadays and we take for granted

like doing the laundry.

Before we had to soak...

Like this...

And hand wash.

Rub...

Rinse and...

Hang them, then take them off the clothesline.

Nowadays, we sometimes think throwing clothes...

inside the machine and starting the machine is hard.

It's like that.

My Lord, it was very difficult.

We were raised on a farm.

I had to get water from the river, from the deep side.

There was no running water, right?

No, there wasn't.

Electricity definitely not, right?

You got electricity just recently , right?

Yes, just very recently.

There was nothing. There was no car, no radio...

There was no telephone, there was nothing!

Another subject I have been meaning to talk to you for a while now...

And I think it's great to have the opportunity to talk...

Do you think that because you were a woman at that time..

things were expected from you?

Did you feel the pressure of...

I need to get married and have children?

No.

Or was it normal because all women did this?

No, it was normal.

It was normal, right ?

One thing I would very much like to know is...

because I consider you...

a very wise person.

My Lord!

And beautiful, right ? I wish I had said that at the beginning of the video and didn't

There is something wrong with genetics

because I was not born with those blue eyes.

I think I was adopted!

There's something very wrong about this, Grandma!

We should try it all over again.

I want these big blue eyes for me.

Imagine how difficult I would be

I'm already not easy to handle just the way I am.

With blue eyes...

Are there any impressions that you had...

when you were my age - I'm thirty now -

and that these days you think differently?

Things that you thought about other people...

Or about how things happen...

Something like that.

We thought like that, but did not expect a lot.

I did not think I would live until I was fifty.

No! Grandma Altamira lived almost a hundred years!

Are you crazy? You still have a lot of time!

Yeah, so I used to think like that...

Since I was very young.

Before marriage, or much before.

I thought I would live only until I was thirty years old.

Did you think that too?

Because I used to think a lot like that, but now that it's getting closer...

I do not want to think like that anymore.

I would die before I was forty, I was sure!

In my case it was thirty years.

Just thirty years old.

But after I had the kids

I thought I was very sick.

All psychological, right?

I used to ask God to help me.

To give me time so my children could turn ten.

So they could understand.

So that they could at least learn how to fry an egg to eat.

Did they learn? Not much, right?

I'll tell you what happened...

Time passed.

Ten years later Paulinho was born.

When he was a bit older

Renato came and asked me to fry an egg for him and I said:

"Ask Paulinho to fry it for you"

I thought he could do it.

You thought he was the same age, right?

And he was the youngest.

I had waited for Renato to turn ten, and he himself did not know how to fry an egg.

Paulinho is the one who taught him.

Yes! Uncle Paulinho is smarter.

For those who are watching, my grandma has five children.

My father is the second of them and uncle Paulinho came

ten years after uncle Renato, who is the fourth child.

So grandma had a break between the last children.

She took a ten-year break because

when she had uncle Paulinho, the other children were already grown...

and could help take care of him.

They were the ones who took care of him.

Did they really help you take care of him?

Yes, they took care of him.

It's clear now why he is so crazy.

They would go out with him on Children's Day.

They would go out with him and get him gifts..

What I could not give him, they would.

Ferrorama...

He had advantages that the others didn't.

Until very recently he still had the ferrorama

that his brothers gave him.

He even kept a small truck.

I remember he kept some pictures he did here in the living room.

He kept some others in the...

Yeah, there was one in the bedroom.

In the small bedroom, that's right.

As always, he was tight on money.

Once he bought a phone and had to sell the phone

because he was unemployed.

Really?

He went through some...

And telephones were a relic, right?

You had to buy a monetary share to have a telephone.

People nowadays don't even know this.

They buy a SIM card and don't even remember it was like this.

We would buy a telephone and by the time it arrived...

and was connected...

Once we ordered a line and everything came from Telemig (company in Minas Gerais).

There was only Telemig.

And they spent a month, two months, to install the phone.

To have an extension, you had to pay.

Paying for a new line for them to connect an extension at home?

Inside the house you had to pay for a new line.

Wow! So much work, grandma!

The boys' bedroom was there and they installed the phone here.

They wanted a telephone in the room.

So we asked for an extension there.

The telephone had a key here.

It was just the extension to the bedroom.

Because they wanted to make calls at night...

That one did it! (My father behind the camera)

How naughty .

We even know who they were going to call at night.

You bought a phone and then if you wanted an extension you had to buy another one.

Those devices that dialed like this...

Yes, you would dial like that. I remember there was one like that here.

Do you think that because of technology

and the space that everyone has...

since now everyone can voice their opinions...

you being a technological person with WhatsApp and playing...

on your personal computer.

Grandma Rita is very connected!

We can communicate not only with people we know

but also with many people we don't know.

Before you had to be chosen by someone

so you could say something

openly or on stage or who knows, at a party.

Has this made us

more honest today?

Or do you think we are looking for more exposure and ego?

It's more honest, don't you think, Taty?

Do you think we're more honest?

Because everyone has the space to speak up now?

Now you can talk, right?

Yes, more or less...

Sometimes I say more than I should, too.

Things have changed a lot, right ?

My God!

I think it's good now because we have more

freedom to say things...

which we could not say before.

The rules were more rigid and everything.

A lot was considered disrespectful.

Immoral.

It was like that.

Everything had to be hidden.

But does it bother you that we talk too much?

No, you can talk here!

And that we say dirty words once in a while?

I also like to swear once in a while.

You are right! See? I know who I took after.

I think that's it, grandma. It's just a chat.

We will record together every month.

It's something I had not warned you before.

So that way we can chat...

and people can watch our chat too.

Are you up for it?

I'm up for it.

Good, because I was not serious, but now it will be.

Thank you for taking part. I'm very happy to have you here.

Not only in my life but also...

in my work now, thank you!

Yes, I don't know much, but...

the little we know...

Of course you know! She's very humble, my grandmother!

Next time, can you make sure I have blue eyes?

Okay?

Hi guys, I'm watching the video here with my...

Grandma and I just found out that

because of all the excitment I felt about recording with her

I did not do something very important.

Which is to invite you

to watch the other videos with the hashtag

#GrannyWisdom and also make

videos with your grandmothers or post

a picture on Instagram using the hashtag...

letting us know what she has told you.

Because did you see how cool it is to exchange ideas...

with a grandmother? We end up discovering

things we never imagined.

So that's it, besides your

duty to subscribe to this channel!

Otherwise, that's it, good-bye everyone!

Until the next video!

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Fox News' 'Factor' Goes On Without Bill O'Reilly In Major Cable Shakeup | TODAY - Duration: 3:20.

>> CYNTHIA McFADDEN, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

>> GABE SHERMAN BROOK IS HERE AND BROKE THE NEWS OF THE

SCANDAL. EARLIER WE HEARD ABOUT THE

SETTLEMENTS PAID AFTER A NUMBER OF WOMEN CLAIMED SEXUAL

HARASSMENT AGAINST BILL O'REILLY, YOU HAVE ADVERTISERS

FLEEING, THERE'S A PENDING DEAL RUPERT MURDOCH IS LOOKING AT IN

GREAT BRITAIN. WHAT BROUGHT THIS TO A HEAD SO

QUICKLY? >> REALLY, THIS WAS A STORM THE

MURDOCH FAMILY WANTED TO WEATHER BUT REALIZED THEY COULDN'T.

YESTERDAY MORNING THE FIRM PAUL WISE PRESENTED THEIR FINDINGS TO

RUPERT AND THE TWO SONS, JAMES

AND LOCKLAN, AND THEY REALIZED THEY COULDN'T SAVE HIM AND HAD

TO PULL THE BAND-AID OFF AND MAKE THE DECISION TO PUSH HIM

OUT. >> THERE WAS ANOTHER SHOE

DROPPED AND PERHAPS THERE WAS. >> THERE WAS.

THE OTHER TICKING CLOCK WAS THERE WAS A BOARD MEETING FOR

FOX NEWS TAKING PLACE IN NEW YORK TODAY.

AND THEY WANTED TO HAVE THIS RESOLVED BEFORE THE BOARD OF

DIRECTORS ALL COME INTO NEW YORK.

SO THIS WAS A VERY FAST-MOVING STORY.

>> GABE, WAS THERE INSIDE FOX, UNTIL THE END, A PRO-O'REILLY

CAMP? WERE THERE PEOPLE ARGUING FOR

HIM TO KEEP HIS JOB? >> REALLY, I DIDN'T HEAR A BIG

GROUND SWELL OF RANK-IN-FILE OF PEOPLE.

THE PRESIDENT OF FOX NEWS TRIED TO SHORE UP BILL O'REILLY.

RUPERT MURDOCH WAS INCLINED TO KEEP HIM, BUT THERE WASN'T A

GROUND SWELL OF EMPLOYEES WHO WANTED HIM.

HE WAS A VERY DIFFICULT PERSON TO WORK WITH.

>> IT'S A TRICKY SITUATION BECAUSE FOX VIEWERS PROBABLY

DON'T SUPPORT THIS MOVE. HE WAS EXCEEDINGLY POPULAR.

>> OH, OF COURSE. THIS IS GOING TO BE, IN SOME

WAYS, MORE COMPLICATED THAN THE OUSTING OF ROGER AILES LAST

SUMMER, BECAUSE OF BILL O'REILLY'S PERSONAL CONNECTION

TO THE AUDIENCE. IN THE WEEKS AHEAD, IT WILL BE

INTERESTING TO SEE IF THERE'S EROSION IN THEIR RATINGS.

>> AND WHAT DOES THE FUTURE OF FOX LOOK LIKE?

YOU CAN TAKE THIS BACK TO GRETCHEN CARLSON, GRETA VAN

SUSTEREN LEAVING WHO JOINED US AT NBC, MEGYN KELLY, ROGER

AILES, BILL O'REILLY, IS THIS A DIFFERENT NETWORK NOW

PHILOSOPHICALLY? >> IN A SHORT-TERM, NO.

THEY HAVE ALIGNED THEMSELVES WITH THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION.

MEGYN KELLY IS NO LONGER IN THE PRIMETIME, THIS IS GOING TO BE A

NEW NETWORK. IT IS TOO EARLY TO TELL.

JAMES MURDOCH WOULD LIKE TO MOVE IT TO A MORE CENTRIST, MODERATE

POSITION. AND THIS IS MORE OF A FAMILY

STRUGGLE AT THIS POINT THAN IT IS A TELEVISION ONE.

>> WE REMEMBER ROGER AILES GOT A BIG PAYOUT AS HE WENT OUT THE

DOOR. DOES BILL O'REILLY GET THE SAME

THING? >> FROM WHAT I'M HEARING, HE HAD

TWO-AND-A-HALF YEARS ON HIS CONTRACT.

HE EARNS UPWARDS OF $25 MILLION A YEAR.

>> HE JUST RE-SIGNED THAT, THOUGH.

>> THERE WAS A PROVISION. I THINK THEY SIGNED THE CONTRACT

KNOWING THE ALLEGATIONS WERE OUT THERE.

SO THERE WAS A CLAUSE THAT I UNDERSTAND THAT ALLOWED THEM TO

HAVE AN EXIT, BUT HE DID RECEIVE MONEY.

>> DAVE SHERMAN HAS BEEN WORKING THIS STORY FOR YEARS AND BROKE

THE LATEST CHAPTER. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

WE'LL HAVE MORE ON BILL

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Coração Palpita - Mude o Pensamento [clipe infantil] - Duration: 2:23.

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Woman Shot During Robbery Near O'Hare - Duration: 1:23.

WOUND ON THE OUT BOUND SIDE OF

KENNEDY AND THE INBOUND TRIP

HERE IS 25 MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN.

BACK TO THE BREAKING NEWS

THIS MORNING.

FROM THE NORTHWEST SIDE.

A WOMAN IS RECOVERING AFTER TWO

THIEVES SHOT HER WHILE TRYING

TO STEAL HER PURSE.

THIS HAPPENED TWO BLOCKS FROM

CUMBERLAND AND SANDRA TORRES IS

LIVE WITH THE INVESTIGATION.

HI, SANDRA.

GOOD MORNING.

ERIN AND POLICE SAY THE

55-YEAR-OLD DOORMAN IS IN

STABLE AND SERIOUS CONDITION

AFTER SOMEONE SHOT HER IN THE

STOMACH.

THIS HAPPENED AROUND MIDNIGHT

IN THE 5400 BLOCK OF NORTH

CHESTER.

POLICE SAY THE WOMAN LIVES HERE

IN THIS AREA.

AND WALKING HOME WHEN TWO MEN

APPROACHED HER AND DEMANDED HER

PURSE.

IT APPEARS SHE DIDN'T FOLLOW

THEIR DEMANDS AND THERE WAS A

STRUG IT WILL AND ONE OF THE

MEN PULLED OUT A GUN AND SHOT

THE WOMAN IN HER STOMACH.

THEY SAY THE TWO MEN THEN TOOK

HER BELONGINGS AND RAN INTO A

VEHICLE WAITING FOR THEM AND

GOT AWAY.

SO, POLICE DO BELIEVE AT

THIS POINT.

THERE IS A THIRD SUSPECT

INVOLVED AS A GET AWAY DRIVER.

NOW, POLICE ARE STILL LOOKING

FOR THE THREE MEN AND THEY ARE

ALSO TRYING TO GET MORE

INFORMATION ABOUT THE MAKE AND

MODEL OF THE VEHICLE INVOLVED

IN THE SHOOTING.

AT THIS TIME THEY ARE URGING

ANYONE WHO LIVES IN THE AREA

WHO MAY HAVE SEEN OR HEARD

ANYTHING TO CONTACT THEM.

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Boneco do POWER RANGERS AMARELA Bandai SH Figuarts - Review #67 (Português) - Duration: 10:09.

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Lanzamiento Desafío Google.org - Duration: 1:26.

Today, right here,

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searching for a better future.

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a child will go to bed hungry.

Today, right here,

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Today, right here,

education will still be a pending subject.

Together we can change it

and technology can be a great ally.

So, if you are working to eradicate poverty,

To promote peace,

or to make the world a better place in any other way

and you have an innovative idea

this can be your opportunity.

Desafío Google.org will donate 5.75 million dollars.

In 5 countries in Latin America.

To implement social projects

that seek to improve people's lives.

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Hundreds of ideas.

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But, do you know what?

Whoever wins...

we all win.

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Do you have a dream?

Then, you have an opportunity.

Get involved

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Watch Dr Ruth Hussey on how you can get involved with the Review of Health & Social Care in Wales - Duration: 1:16.

I'm Dr. Ruth Hussey and I've been asked

to chair a group of people who are going

to work on looking at health and social

care in Wales over the next five to ten

years. We've been asked by Welsh

Government to do this work but we are

independent of government and we're also

looking at health and social care

equally as important as each other we

really want to focus on what matters to

those who use services how we better

support staff but also make the best use

of the resources available so we're

looking at all the evidence from within

Wales but also from other countries

working with the panel members to bring

their experience to consider the issues

facing Wales but most importantly we

want to involve the people who use the

services and the people who want to

shape and advise on the future of

those services, so I strongly encourage

everyone to have a look at the questions

we're asking and please have your say and

let us know what you think is

important for us to focus on for the

future

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[Photoshop]Perspective Warp| Pedro Jordan - Duration: 2:38.

Hey whats up?

In this video you will learn the correct perspective in Photoshop.

to begin with, will upload the rules for this menu click on View, Rulers.

Then the ruler on cyclic, safe and drag for image ...

like this.. and I do it for the parts that will leave

right in the image. and also I do vertically.

cool. to make the correction of perspective, click

the Edit menu, and choose the command Perspective Warp.

Now click, safe and drag this part image.

and hit the grid as the prospect of image.

I have done so, create another grid, and also adjust according to the perspective of the image.

and repeat this for all sides the environment

and then click on this option and move Warp points to the guidelines set up

the perspective. pretty cool huh

the end use the crop to crop the image

Another way to set perspective, is using this tool, Perspective Crop,

I click on the image of the points I want to cut.

I click commit to accept.

Another example of Crop Perspective, can be used in this image.

choose the points that must be corrected Drag these points to increase the area

cut

and then accept by clicking commit

then that's it I hope that you enjoyed.

Help me to share my sharing channel the videos

And until the next video.

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Años 80 - Los Piratas / Iván Ferreiro (Cover por Rubén Colete) - Duration: 3:00.

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wait whoa blippi blippi blippi blippi

I'm about to ride a horse good luck

today we're going to be filming a

blimpie video on the ranch

why

hey guys welcome back to another ax

family video we have a special episode

today one of my best friends steven is

here with us hi and steven is a fellow

youtuber steven has a youtube channel

where he makes fun and educating videos

for kids and it's called blippy yeah

it's going to be fun i'm excited to be

here cool bean on the ranch in the

middle of nowhere with no cell phone

service pretty different from your

normal day yeah yeah being in town yeah

but Stephen and I met each other was it

sixth grade I think sixth grade yeah I

got how exactly but yeah while we're in

PE class I think or something like that

but we've known each other most of our

lives and have been really good friends

just growing up and now we're both

making videos on YouTube and it's been

really fun yeah yeah it's cool watching

your guys you know seeing seeing what

it's like out here you know staying in

touch with you through your video so

it's fun to now be here being a part of

your life so yeah and we actually used

to make videos together yeah we were

younger just doing crazy stuff and fun

stuff a lot of trampoline videos yeah I

remember you did a double front flip for

something like that yeah yeah we also

want to say hi to our friend Jackson hey

Jackie I did good to see ya so if you

guys are a blimpie fan and you're

watching our video welcome to our

channel and we're going to give you a

low behind the scenes of how bloody

makes this video today so come on along

whoo getting the camera set up for this

first shot of the video okay we're good

to go all right Steven is going to now

transform into blippy

hey blippy how about you go get a saddle

and put on this horse so if we can use

this will use this but if we can't use

this and we won't okay so just this yeah

you're kind of putting on your hip Jack

you give me slides out on your hip very

easy to carry these is it this stuff

first or after you think and then and

then all go and then what do you want me

to say um well you bring these out so

so basically what we're doing here is

we're just going through each shot that

Steven wants to get for the video and

we'll do maybe one or two takes for each

shot and do it a little bit different

each time so you can pick the best

footage for the video now we're going to

get some shots of blippy riding the

horse and that should be pretty fun are

you doing today Jake good the beautiful

day finally got some really good weather

I'm about to ride a horse

she is so beautiful standing in one of

our alfalfa fields it's about six acres

six and a half acres and it's one of our

oldest alfalfa fields it's a great field

it's one of our best field all right

they plan on getting off uh I don't

think so i think i might try and get the

GoPro look you're riding a horse

together whoa all right what do you

think that good give her a little bit

slack there you go look that was so much

fun let me get some cool shots of you

right in here

why

we use fancy and the other horses out

here on the ranch to move cattle right

about this time not only as fancy a

beautiful animal but we also use fancy

as a tool I don't know if she's a tool

but four doors oh yeah fancies actually

also a workhorse to help move cattle

around the ranch okay so not only is not

only is fancy a beautiful animal but we

also use fancy and other workhorses to

move cattle around the ranch okay not

only is fancy a beautiful animal but we

use her and the other horses we have as

workhorses to move cattle around the

ranch blippy and i are going up to check

out the cows yeah the fence is on got to

let him know that you're friends with

him see trying to get blippy to touch

the electric fence but he's he's too

afraid to do it yeah yeah today is a

beautiful day we couldn't have asked for

better weather the sky's blue lamp on oh

yeah so here's a funny story of when

Steve and I were younger we took a

four-wheeler and Stephen got on

rollerblades and we were at our friend

Jackson's house and I was pulling him

behind the four-wheeler through the

pasture it was roller blades on and we

had built a jump with like I think was

like some old tires and like put a board

on it and Stephen was going to go and

jump off the jump but the funny thing

was is there's a giant patch of grass

like very tall grass but we're just

young and didn't really think about to

not build the jump in front of grass so

yeah tried it three times and every

single time I'd fall on that big patch

of grass because little bitty

rollerblade wheels wouldn't go over the

patch of grass and then the third time

yeah so

on his way to the ramp and he goes

through this big patch of grass and just

hits the ground in like tumbles he ended

up breaking his collarbone we had to go

to the hospital yeah and yeah it's funny

that my reaction after I broke the

collarbone was like I get off him and

like I think I broke my collarbone and

then you guys look good yeah Roberto did

it and I was like no I broke my

collarbone then you guys are like yeah

no I broke my collarbone and remember

that was like a real a thing like

anytime I got hurt look at when I split

my whole foot open on the inner tube or

jumping off the inner tube oh yeah yeah

and after during voting and I think I

was like I think I need stitches and

then you guys I think I need stitches I

cut my foot in it under the water so no

one could see but then they need less is

your foot up oh my gosh yeah someone

said all right you guys ready to go

wakeboarding and I was like does anyone

care I say it kind of my foot it's just

like cuddle so we've had a lot of fun

memories together doing a bunch of crazy

stuff and it's hard when your friends

and family live far away but it's

awesome that Stephens able to come down

here today and do a video with us so

this is my first time using DJI Ronin

stabilizer it's pretty sweet whoa look

at where we are we are inside a real cow

barn ax family's dinner bringing the

horse and in the meantime I'm going to

show you around another one normally

staid hello yep not here hey is what

cows and horses like to eat

I even have a bloody sticker on my water

bottle how long has it been there for

trying to fit in here per year and a

half whoa hey howdy hi doing good we're

just making the video awesome yeah what

do you doing I just look at my

four-wheeler yeah dragon working on

tomorrow get it running see it's a

pretty cool setup what hey hats off you

guys

you

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