Youtube daily report May 30 2017

Hello everyone on my channel!!

First of all, I want to say sorry for the delayed date of this video. I should upload it 5 days ago

but I had time issues that's why I bring it today!

I received a lot of videos. It was 38 videos for this collab and it made me so happy!

because I wasn't expected that so many people joined to my video :O

And I'm very satisfied with the result. I liked seeing the variety of countries on this video :D!

I also was delayed with this video because in those paper notes you can see how I managed putting the people in my collab video

so they could appear the same amount of times in my video

And I want to say thank you!! because you picked the all the coaches in a very balanced way!

and the editing process and organization of the video were more easy for me :D Thank you to eveyone who joined! ♥

I also watched the entire video from everyone of you and I realized that some of you sent me greetings at the end

that's why I want to send my greetings back and many hugs to xBASTIAX, AnGT, Isaiah and Federicojd ^^!

And other people left me some nice messages :D!

GMHER: Coni, I wanted to congratulate you because you reached the 20k subs.

I love your job, I love the way you are. Don't change and I always carry you in my heart

Awwwww :3 what a cute boy!!!! Thank you so much GMHER! I think his name is Gian, from Mexico!

Many greetings and hugs to Gian and... a lot of Tasty Tacos for you hahaha!!

too many hearts for you!! I melted with your message :D Thank you for being such a nice sub

Another massage from...

José Angel: I don't have words to express how proud I am of you Coni, because we are almost 20k subs!

Wow! What a wonderful number!!

I want to congratulate you because you did all of this alone!...well, also with the support of your friends!

I hope your channel keep growing up!! You are a very nice friend! And keep being that big-hearted girl that we like :D

Awwww :3 You're so cute Jose Angel!!! Thank you so much, you know how important you are for me! :D

You are like my Just Dancer Brother!! :D... but I think you are my cousin now....mmmm.... hahah secret!

Many greetings to Guatemala, Jose Angel!

Another message from...

aaaah!!!! so beautiful!! message in french!! hahah...ok... I didn't understand pretty well but...

He made a heart with his hands, so It's a good message haha...at the end he said "je t'adore" and that means "I love you"

So...Thank you so much Ethan from France!! thanks for joining and for being a nice sub! Merci beaucoup ♥

There's one more message, He says that he loves my videos

and he even says that he put the camera with so much adhesive tape on his wall and It left a hole of the size of his fingers haha

Oops!! sorry Juan Pablo!

but thank you so much for joining....and sorry for your wall hahah

And the last message from...

Thiago: Greetings to Coni! this is my video for HandClap super collab...And I hope to appear on it, but if you don't pick me, no problem!

Many greetings back to Thiago!

and he said that he hopes I choose him for my video...and in fact, you appeared!!!

I dont understand why people say "please choose me for the collab"... if you send me your video then you WILL APPEAR AUTOMATICALLY! :D

Thank you, thank you so much to everyone who sent me messages, to everyone who is watching this video right now

Thank you for that 20k+ subs we already reached!!!!

thanks for being here with me! :D I send you too much love!!

and... all the people who participated in this collab and in my previous super collab will be in a special list, maybe for a future giveaway!

ok that's all, byeeeeeee!!

For more infomation >> Just Dance 2017 Unlimited - HandClap [Super Collab 20k+ subs. Thank you ♥ ] - Duration: 8:24.

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Exdefensora del pueblo "La Constitución no puede ser carta de derechos de un solo sector " - Duration: 6:00.

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Unitale - Batalla contra Chara - Duration: 15:50.

For more infomation >> Unitale - Batalla contra Chara - Duration: 15:50.

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Most Simple SLIME in the World using 3 INGREDIENTS only!DIY easy slime with only 3 ingredients - Duration: 2:37.

Simple Slime Recipe!

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WoW Legion PvP Gameplay Patch 7.2 - Arms Warrior OWNING in NEW Eye of the Storm Brawl! - Duration: 13:08.

WoW Legion PvP Gameplay Patch 7.2 - Arms Warrior OWNING in NEW Eye of the Storm Brawl!

For more infomation >> WoW Legion PvP Gameplay Patch 7.2 - Arms Warrior OWNING in NEW Eye of the Storm Brawl! - Duration: 13:08.

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Boxer Debuts with Soul Crushing KO, Blasts Opponent Outta the Ring! - Duration: 0:57.

A boxer in Indiana started off his pro career this weekend by obliterating his opponent's

face with a shot that sent the guy through the ropes and out of the ring!

Even more impressive ... this was ROUND 1.

The fighter is Mikey Dahlman -- a promising middleweight who made his pro debut Monday

against Rick Ogden at the Civic Center in Hammond, IN.

The entire fight lasted 2 mins and 14 secs.

Obviously, Mikey was fired up.

The promoter tells us Ogden is okay.

For more infomation >> Boxer Debuts with Soul Crushing KO, Blasts Opponent Outta the Ring! - Duration: 0:57.

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How To Colorize a Black and White Photo in Photoshop - Duration: 4:47.

hello everyone this is Chris from spoon

graphics back with another video

tutorial for Adobe Photoshop I spent

some time the other day experimenting

with colorizing a black and white

photograph so I thought I'd use that

topic for today's tutorial the thing is

there's a really a step-by-step guide to

explain how to do it exactly since the

color choices will differ for every

picture I thought it'd still be worth

using the topic for a video to share

some general tips and tricks the image I

worked on is a photo of my granddad from

World War 2 the originals that washed

out sepia look to it as you would expect

from a snapshot from the 1940s but after

the scanning and processing it in

Photoshop is brought to life in full

color a much better contrast which

really helps you imagine the scene for

real so find yourself an old

black-and-white photograph to practice

this colorization technique with

yourself it could be an old family photo

or a picture of a famous figure from

generations past no doubt an old photo

scan will have some damage or just

speckles right-click on the layer to

make it a smart object then use the

filter noise distant scratches filter to

remove any speckles from the scan a

value of 1 to 2 pixels and a threshold

of around 30 to 40 works pretty well to

get rid of the specks without

interfering with the photo contents add

a black and white adjustment layer to

neutralize the photograph then add a

levels adjustment layer to fix the

contrast you probably need to darken the

shadows quite a lot converting the

document to CMYK is an important next

step go to image mode in CMYK the merge

the layers were asked if you compare the

addition of color to an RGB document in

a CMYK document you'll notice that the

tones of the image show through much

more in RGB than they do in CMYK where

instead they tend to colorize darker

areas much better to begin adding color

to your image at the solid color

adjustment layer select the hue that

roughly represents the area of the image

you're working on change the blending

mode to soft light to allow the color to

interact with the existing tones of the

black and white photograph alternatively

could try the color blending mode which

retains much more vibrancy within your

hue selections

select the layer mask that is added

alongside the adjustment layer filly

we'd like to clear the color overlay

from the entire image switch to the

brush tool and adjust the tip to around

10% hardness and the size to suit the

area working on make sure the foreground

color selection is set to white which

will restore the color from the mask

then begin painting over the areas which

require this particular color switch the

brush color back over to black within

the toolbar or hit the X key as a

shortcut painting with black below raise

the colour again so use it to remove the

color from unwanted areas or to clean up

any mistakes then we'll click the solid

color to edit the colour selection it's

easier to match the hue when you can see

the live preview you can always adjust

the opacity of the layer to tone down

the impact of the cleave chosen paint

over the image everywhere else where

this color selection is required

I found that overlaying some extra

colors over the face helps boost the

realism a little pink around the eyes

and on the cheeks yellow and the

forehead and blue around the shaved

beard area all made almost invisible

with sub 20% opacity z' just helps add

some sort of variation in colour when

using the brush tool to paint over the

photo like this a pen tablet makes the

job much easier it's still possible to

use this technique with a mouse but if

you're having some trouble you might

instead want to try making selections

with the pen tool to do this trace

around the outline of each portion of

the photo that needs colorizing then

right-click and choose make selection

and a one pixel feathering to avoid any

hard edges and fill the selection with

white to instantly apply the color to

this area

once you've finished colorizing your

photo with a range of solid color

adjustment layers there's a couple of

final tweaks that I found made a huge

difference the first was a hue and

saturation adjustment layer right at the

top of the layer stack bumping up the

saturation helps improve the vibrancy

and compensates for any color selections

that were too dull a color balance

adjustment layer also helps you correct

the overall tone of the photo making

warm up or cool down the shadows

mid-tones and highlights by balancing

between yellows and blues

the final image is a complete

transformation compared to the original

photo scan the addition of color really

brings the shot to life and makes the

scene much more relatable so these tips

give you some inspiration to colorize

some old black-and-white photos you

might own if you enjoyed the video or

learnt it in new thumbs up would be

really appreciated otherwise thank you

very much for watching and I'll see you

in the next one

For more infomation >> How To Colorize a Black and White Photo in Photoshop - Duration: 4:47.

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Pete Gold - Why do people think I'm gay? (Episode 1 & 2) (With Lyrics) - Duration: 1:44.

There are many things in life that I have learned.

Like respect cannot be bought it, must be earned.

I have learned that talk is cheap, I look before I leap,

and I sniff the milk to see if it has turned.

But there's one thing that remains a mystery.

And it seems that I am just too blind to see.

You know they say one guy in ten prefers the company of men,

but why do people think that one is me?

Why do people think I'm gay?

Is it something that I say?

Am I camp or slightly fay?

Is it my love of Doris Day?

Why do people think I'm gay?

Not that that isn't okay.

But let me ask you if I may, why do people think I'm gay?

So why do people think I'm gay?

Is it the way that I sashay,

Each time I hear YMCA,

with my nipples on display?

Okay I'm sensitive, polite and neatly dressed.

And yes I own a fitted lycra vest.

It's just for jogging!

So I moisturize my face, and I'm a fan of Will and Grace.

And I wish my girlfriend had a hairy chest.

But why do people think I'm gay?

Did my libido go astray?

I blame it on my uncle Ray,

and that thing with the BDay.

How do people know I'm gay?

Have they met my friend Jose?

Now I have to find a way to tell my fiance...

For more infomation >> Pete Gold - Why do people think I'm gay? (Episode 1 & 2) (With Lyrics) - Duration: 1:44.

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Citroën Xsara Picasso 1.8I-16V / INRUIL KOOPJE !! - Duration: 0:59.

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Honda CR-Z 1.5 I-VTEC IMA SPORT Navi ECC - Duration: 0:54.

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Toyota Verso-S 1.3 VVT-i Aspiration - Duration: 0:56.

For more infomation >> Toyota Verso-S 1.3 VVT-i Aspiration - Duration: 0:56.

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Toyota Verso-S 1.3 VVT-i Aspiration - Duration: 0:57.

For more infomation >> Toyota Verso-S 1.3 VVT-i Aspiration - Duration: 0:57.

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Toyota Avensis Touring Sports 1.8 VVT-i Dynamic Automaat - Duration: 0:59.

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Alien Egg To Hide Your Stuff! -- Game LÜT - Duration: 5:20.

For more infomation >> Alien Egg To Hide Your Stuff! -- Game LÜT - Duration: 5:20.

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WE MET ONE OF OUR SUBSCRIBERS! - Duration: 7:24.

We're late

I feel bad

Really late!

No, both our faults

*mouths* I don't know about that

both of us

In relationships you

share the blame

Hey guys

Sign Duo here

and we're about to meet one of our subscribers for the first time

She's from Dubai

We're kind of running late so we don't want to keep her any longer

We're gonna go in

E: She's pretty good. I like her

E: I need to watch what you suggests

E: What's it called?

Melika: KKandbabyJ

Hey we're.. met our subscriber!

Hi. My name is Melika

We are at coffee shop

Wanted to meet up and

talk and let her practice her sign language

ahhh

We just finished meeting up with one our subscribers

now we're at raising canes

to get something to eat because

we both didn't eat breakfast today and

we're both kind of hangry

hangry right now

especially him

E: Where you going?

E:What? What's wrong with that one?

Always this one

E: okay, I thought we could enter over there too

E: wow, this line is so long

So packed in here

Lunch time?

Like around 2. Lunch time

It's packed!

Raising canes

Sorry it's so loud in here

Raising canes always has

has like a special place in our hearts for us

because after work we'd always come here

because this was the only place that was open

and we'd come eat after work together

like when Ryan would get off really late

and I would stay a little bit for him

then we'd go to raising canes together

and it was fun

so good with their unsweetened tea

and the fried chicken sandwiches

no, I said that I try to not eat a lot but

I can't help myself because it's so good

they have their own sauce that tastes like

bbq-ish

tastes delicious and good

I don't know. I think I'm just hangry.

that's why I'm so excited about food

yep

that's true

E: You look so good babe

Thank you

E: That shirt looks so nice on you

thank you

Kind of a little bit big though

little big

E: Because your eyes

your shirt makes your eyes look

really green

oh thank you

E: yeah

E: beautiful. handsome

E: *laughing*

they're green

Intercom: Ellen

E: ooo!

E: ah!

E: oh! that looks so unhealthy

Ready to eat

This is the best sauce ever

If you come here. Get that

We're okay on time. okay

so we met one girl

from instagram

she contacted us a few weeks ago

she said, "I live in Dubai, but I want to meet you guys"

so I was like, how do we meet her if she

lives in Dubai...?

but she said, "ohhh"

she said she's a flight attendant and

and she'll be here in OC

on this day and time

so I thought why not meet her

she watches all our videos, right? Most of them

so I thought why not meet her

so we met with her at a coffee shop

and she was a really nice person

E: so sweet

sweet. yeah

and you were worried!

E: Well I never met any... I'm not

She was nervous about meeting a stranger, but it's fine

at a coffee shop

nothing can happen at a coffee shop

E: I'm glad! because she was really really really sweet

Thanks for meeting up with us if you're watching

E: yeah. thank you

Thanks for reaching out to us

If other people are in Orange County then

you can always feel free to message us

and we can talk and mayb meet up

I'm full!

I'm proud though

because I felt full and I stopped eating

and boxed it up to eat later

I didn't over eat

because sometimes when I over eat I feel

gross

I feel good right now

How about you?

He says he feels perfect

we vlog a lot and

if you want to support us

feel free to help support us on patreon

link down bellow

It would help us. Would help our vlogging become better

Babe, do you want more tea?

more ice!

more ice too!

Don't get them mixed up

yeah, this is yours. this is mine

bye

we're going home now

Sign Duo

OUT!

For more infomation >> WE MET ONE OF OUR SUBSCRIBERS! - Duration: 7:24.

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KTVU Syndicated Block - Part 1 - Duration: 14:51.

For more infomation >> KTVU Syndicated Block - Part 1 - Duration: 14:51.

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How to take a 360° Drone Picture - Duration: 5:08.

360-degrees pictures I noticed that you

guys asked a lot of questions how to

take 360° pictures for Facebook or

whatever else so today I'm going to give

you an introduction into the 360 degrees

thing you have two options how you can

take those shots today I'm going to go

into the most easiest one it's an app

called hunger 360 it's a free app so

very easy to use and it's compatible

with most of the drones on the market

right now as far as I know if you also

want to know more about the other method

to create 360 degrees pictures hit me up

in the comments below

and I'll do a separate episode about

that but today we are going to focus

just on the hunger 360 app quick heads

up there is one disadvantage with this

app it does not take a picture of the

sky so basically they'll cut away the

sky they're going to place their logo in

it but since the app is free I guess

that's a fair trade-off and before we

now get into the whole F business don't

forget to subscribe to my channel to

stay up to date whenever I do something

new or test some new apps for drones so

hit me up and again to make it more easy

for you guys I'm going to synchronize

the display of my iPhone and display it

here in the bottom so you have a better

understanding what I'm doing and what

you need to do in the app to get those

beautiful 360 degrees photos we were

talking about so let's get to it let's

start with firing up the hunger 360 app

the app displays basic information but

it's far away from what the DG

offers you you can launch your DJ I'm a

big pro with the sticks as you are used

to or you can use the takeoff button on

the right

bring your drone in position and hit the

take-up button again to initiate the

recording process the recommended

recording altitude is 100 meters but for

this showcase we're using the three

meters before the app starts the

recording procedure it prompts you with

a checklist in order to continue you

need to clear all the four points on the

checklist

regarding the battery charge you need

about two minutes to complete the

recording and 81 percent batteries

should suffice

your drone is going to go up and down

while recording and drifting slightly

left or right so make sure you have

enough space also make sure your flight

mode switch is not in sport mode now you

need to hit the take-off button one less

time and then it displays your countdown

until the recording process starts now

my medic goes into position and

automatically takes all necessary 23

shots now you can return your drone

automatically or you can fly it home by

hand

after the landing the app automatically

wants to copy the high-resolution

versions of the pictures to your mobile

phone the last thing you need to do is

to upload all the files to the Hunger

app without and there there will be

processed and finalized and stitched

together and after that you get a push

notification when they are ready now you

can take a coffee break after you break

you come back it's a hug our logo on the

top right corner and hit your last 360

degrees capture then you hit the view

360 photo and you're good to go now you

can look around in your picture as you

are used to from Facebook or from any

other 360° application you will quickly

notice that the stitching is really well

done and you won't notice any borders

except the one on the top of the big

hang our logo but since the app does

such a great job it's a fair trade by

the way you can share your creation

directly through the F to Facebook or

with the link to any normal browser

alright guys so this is how easy it is

to set up a 360 degrees shot for

Facebook and if you wanted me to do

another episode on how to do it the

other way so you can stitch in the sky

post in the comments below and I'll do

another episode on how to do it the

other way and how to stitch it in and

how to set it up so just can upload it

and you're good to go so don't forget to

subscribe to my channel to stay up to

date whenever I do tutorials like this

and I'm looking forward to see you guys

next time

For more infomation >> How to take a 360° Drone Picture - Duration: 5:08.

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5 Awesome School Life Hacks - Duration: 7:43.

For more infomation >> 5 Awesome School Life Hacks - Duration: 7:43.

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Most Simple SLIME in the World using 3 INGREDIENTS only!DIY easy slime with only 3 ingredients - Duration: 2:37.

Simple Slime Recipe!

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Don't Be Discouraged - Student Motivation - Duration: 3:45.

The possibilities of growing into a better student

and a better person

and making, not just your family proud, but making yourself proud

I know a lot of you are also feeling the strain of some difficult times

and sometimes maybe you're seeing

the worries in your parents faces or

sense it in their voice

so a lot of you, as a consequence, because we're going through a tough time

and it may make you wonder at times what your own future will look like

whether you're going to be able to succeed in school

whether you should maybe set your sights a little lower

scale back your dreams

Nobody gets to write your destiny but you

Your future is in your hands

Your life is what you make of it

and nothing, absolutely nothing is beyond your reach

so long as you're willing to dream big so long as you're willing to work hard

so long as you're willing to stay focused on your education

there is not a single thing that any of you cannot accomplish

Not a single thing

I believe that

And that last part is absolutely essential

that part about really working hard

in school

because an education has never been more important than it is today

I'm sure there's gonna be times in the month ahead when

you're staying up late doing your homework

or cramming for a test

or you're dragging yourself out of bed on a rainy morning and you're thinking oh boy I wish, maybe it was a snow day

But let me tell you

What you're doing is worth it

there's nothing more important than what you're doing right now

So you've got an obligation to yourselves

to make sure you're getting the best education possible

You've got to instil a sense of excellence in everything that you do

that kind of discipline, that kind of drive

that kind of hard work

it's absolutely essential for success

You can't just sit around waiting for luck to see you through

You can get into any school you want in the country if you just put in a little bit of effort

Because one of the things I've discovered

is excelling, whether it's in school, or in life

isn't mainly about being smarter than everybody else

that's not really the secret to success

It's about working harder than everybody else

So don't avoid new challenges, seek them out

step out of your comfort zone, don't be afraid to ask for help

Don't feel discouraged, don't give up if you don't succeed at something the first time

try again, and learn from your mistakes

Don't feel threatened, if your friends are doing well

Be proud of them, and see what lessons you can draw from what they're doing right

If you guys work hard, and you're focused on your education

and you keep fighting for your dreams

and then you help each other reach each others dreams

then you're not only gonna success this year

you're going to succeed for the rest of your lives

motivational video

For more infomation >> Don't Be Discouraged - Student Motivation - Duration: 3:45.

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How to add beads to a crochet shawl - crochet quick tip - Duration: 3:31.

so in this video I'm showing you one way

...as to...how you can add beads to your

project. I'm using acrylic beads for this

one - I'm going to add these beads to the

edging of a lace shawl project that I'm

making ....and you're also go to need a small

crochet hook that will fit through the

hole of your beads.... this one is a zero

point six millimeter crochet hook.... and

then you'll need your regular regular

crochet hook that you're using for the

project. And the reason why I'm using

this method for this project is that I'm

using this type of cotton/acrylic yarn

that has not been spun, but consists of

four threads just lying besides each other

so if I were to just take my beads and

slide them all on the string of yarn at

once ...the yarn would Pucker and the beads

will get caught so first you'll just

start by using your regular hook to

work up the stitch pattern that you're

making and I'm just going to work until

the middle of this next motive

so I'm going to chain five stitches here

and I'm going to pull up this loop and

I'm going to remove this working hook

and then I'm going to take my smaller

hook and I'm going to take one of these

beads and then I'll place the yarn on

the hook like this and pull down the

yarn to create a tension.... then I'll

use my right thumb to slide the bead

over the yarn ...down to the end of the

loop like this, and take your working

hook and pull down tight and now chain 1

to secure the bead ...and now you have

placed your bead and you can just

continue on with your pattern.... like so

so as you can see, you can place your

feet in the middle of a chain row that's

what you want.... it will look like this.... thanks

for watching if you like this video

please hit the like and subscribe button

for more videos

in the future :-)

For more infomation >> How to add beads to a crochet shawl - crochet quick tip - Duration: 3:31.

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✨Adorned by Chi's MAGIC & MELANIN in NYC✨| Bree The V. - Duration: 3:45.

Hey guys, Bree The V. here, and I'll be showing you my time here at the Magic and Melanin

party presented Adorned By Chi.

The Magic and Melanin party was held at the most gorgeous venue called The Love Shack

located in Brooklyn, NY.

As you can see they had lovely goodies...

delicious treats...

Bumping jams...

And just absolutely fantastic decor all around.

I met plenty of new people, including the immaculate Nefertiti Bourne.

We were treated to giveaways...

deep, engaging conversation for and about the black femme

with other black entrepreneurs...

Some very snappy dressers...

Goody bags...

and--

You know we had to turn up, right?

Anyway...

The event was a very beautiful one by Adorned by Chi, the venue was phenomenal, and I do

hope that Adorned by Chi has another little shindig soon, I would be more than willing

to travel to join in again and meet such wonderful people.

I really enjoyed my time here.

For more infomation >> ✨Adorned by Chi's MAGIC & MELANIN in NYC✨| Bree The V. - Duration: 3:45.

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The roses have bloomed - Duration: 2:10.

Hi, I'm George, in this video I will show you my blossoming roses

and these are the roses that I got in Italy

And then I also made a special video

A video unboxing, and who did not see, I'll leave the link up in the corner

And are two varieties, white and red

And on this white I will show you pictures, that I did not have time to shoot

But with that red I made a video sequence

And I will show you now

And that's it

I promised to make video when they will flourish and look

Let's look at the flowers now

So, look at flowers at the moment, are very nice

with a very strong smell fragrant

And I'm glad, look very very nice, great not?

And beside this is white, but the flowers have passed

But the pictures remained

And looked like that, then it grew like that

then

Very beautiful with this yellow, and still had perfume

I also have here roses planted directly in the ground

Another color, another variety

And look how I look at the moment, really cool

And here still a flower

There are also flower buds as we see

And here too and are still flowers

And it's really cool

I also have flower buds of white roses

Here we see two flower buds, and that's great

And for today, thank you for watching

and I wish you all the best

Bye :)

For more infomation >> The roses have bloomed - Duration: 2:10.

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Clek Foonf Convertible Car Seat Installing With Child - Duration: 1:34.

So today I have my little helper with me and he's going to help us show you how to harness

in your child.

So first what you want to do is loosen those straps, undo your harness.

"Ok, hop in" So first you want to determine the right height for your child's shoulders.

So for forward facing you want the top of that harness to go in right at their shoulder

height, or within an inch above.

If you're rear facing its the opposite and you want it to be within an inch below or

ideally right at their shoulder height.

Click in your crotch buckle and then you're going to tighten before you adjust your chest clip.

So you want it to be tight when you put your two fingers underneath, you want it to be

snug on both fingers.

You can adjust your shoulder pads and then you want the chest clip to be within the tickle

zone and thats armpit to armpit.

The last thing is the headrest with the Clek Foonf they recommend that the bottom of the

headrest be right at or just above the top of the shoulder straps.

Now that you're installed properly, you're ready to go!

Thanks for tuning in to our five part series on the Clek Foonf.

If you enjoyed this series then like our videos and even subscribe to our YouTube channel.

To purchase go to www.babycubby.com where everything over $49 ships for free.

I am a CPS certified tech so if you have any questions on installation feel free to comment

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How To Get Into Harvard | Spoken Word Poetry - Duration: 7:19.

Hi everyone, my name is Sahil Handa, and I'm a student from London who got into Harvard

and Stanford. I'm making this video because lots of people have been asking me for some

tips on how to get in. How to game the admissions process and give themselves the best chance

to win. So I figured I'd do it in a slightly unusual way, instead of using that cookie-cuttered

approach in most videos and guidebooks today. So sit back, relax, go to the fridge, grab

some cheese, and listen to my weird application hypotheses. There'll be six sections; academics, extracurriculars,

essays and athletics. Followed by a few closing words and a little

musing on being authentic. So where to start? SATs, yes, academics and exams. The part

of the process that everyone seems to equate with tuition programs and heart spasms. So

my ACT score was 32, and my SAT subject scores, not that great, but I realised that I had

to just prove to them that I was competent; whether that was through my test scores or

my grades. Picture yourself as an admissions officer, running through long student profiles

hour after hour, and the little test score is just so small that it's difficult for

even the most trained eye to scour. Now that doesn't mean academics don't matter at

all, and in fact I'd aim for a test score around the fifty percent median of admitted

students across the board. But it is to say that there's loads of kids with perfect standardised

scores who go and sit the same exams weekend after weekend after weekend only to find out

that they're not going to be admitted to Harvard in the fall. In terms of school exams, yes,

a consistent positive track record is optimal, but if you've not always been the perfect

student then talk to them about how you've overcome those obstacles. That you've recognized

the importance of education and found what you're interested in. That you've gone out of your

way and beyond the school syllabus to find out more about this crazy world we're living

in. You've read the extra books, challenged your beliefs and clued yourself up. Not just

because you want to get into college, but because you want to take responsibility for

your mind and man up

Okay, extracurriculars up next, where more of your personality begins to come into play.

But where I also get loads of people asking me what activities or roles will have the

most sway. The trick is not to think of this section as a product to design or a checklist, but

to find where your talents and interests align, and then follow those things like they're

opportunities you'd be crazy to miss. Persisting with the learning and resisting any difficulties;

if you're a dancer, trying teaching, and if you're a coder, building a website, and,

if you're a scientist, maybe even trying to find a new perspective on a disease. It's

the trying that counts, they want to see your determination and tenacity; that you're someone who's

willing to go above and beyond to make the most out of your potential and capacity.

So stretch yourself, get out of your comfort zone, and just pursue what you care about.

Allow failure to push you further and acquire a work ethic that will allow you to power

through insecurities and self-doubts. Show commitment; don't just sign up to as many

clubs as possible, but find a position that suits your skills and then pursue it with

so much vigour that saying no to you is impossible. Make the most of your lucky position on this

earth and really think about how you can contribute; Harvard and Stanford love to see confident

people who have that kindness to boot

Essays now, right, I'm trying to get through these as fast as possible, so bear with me

and I'll try and make this section a little more methodical. Focus on putting across a

story, being a real human being; not necessarily the next ruler of the earth but someone with

real emotion and feeling. Don't let your one chance to communicate with the admissions

officers be the botched up sum of that time you won that internship, got that gold star

and were told you were special by your mum. Have some fun! You know, tell them

about a meaningful experience, perhaps an obstacle you've had to overcome or a funny obsession

that tells them something interesting about your inner appearance. Don't allow an embellished

CV to make an interference, but use this as a way to throw the barriers of "University

Application" into clearance. Tell them who you are, what you love and who you want to

be. Tell them a tale about what led you to your goal or your favourite hobby. It really

is that horrible, annoying, face-palming cliche; that if I picked up your unnamed essay on

the floor I should just know immediately from the tone that it came from your way. Okay,

so, I hope you've seen that this whole thing takes some self-inspection; really looking

at yourself in the mirror and realising that there's value in the reflection. If rejection

comes on decisions day and you didn't happen to fit what Harvard, Stanford or anyone else

desire, don't let the feelings of rejection and the lacking self-affection allow you to

forget that you're responsible for living a life you admire. That may sound cheesy,

contrived or slightly pretentious but I promise you it's true. Treating one admissions

officer's opinion of you as gospel is nothing but completely and utterly senseless. If

you do get in, awesome, use the resources wisely from the second you start as a freshman

and if you're acquiring debt, learn what that means and make sure you really utilise

this investment. Harvard and Stanford are fantastic and if you take these tips you've

got a much better chance of attending. Listening to incredible speakers, learning fascinating

theories and making lifelong friends in the library while essay deadlines are pending.

But if you don't get in, their loss, use the experience to learn about who you are.

College isn't an end destination so pick yourself up and take pride in your scar. Wave

goodbye, choose another path, and wish them nothing but the very best. Understand that

you're not dependent on any one thing for your success. Because the more we allow our

worth to be defined by colleges, lovers, universities and other questionable personalities, the

more we begin to forget that the way that someone else sees our identity does not determine

the limits of our capacities. It's up to us to challenge ourselves, sort ourselves

out and learn what our lives are about. To be critical of ourselves whilst realising

we can all find a calling worth telling our grandchildren about.

So challenge your own opinions, because that's intellectual curiosity, and follow what you

love at the highest velocity. Be human, don't try to be perfect, that would be a monstrosity,

and always remember to attack your free time with ferocity. But most of all, be you, with

all your quirks, intricacies and weirdness. Just be you. Do the things you love, find

what you're passionate about; follow through, work hard, and be the person you want to be.

Because that way, not only will you have a better chance of getting in, but if you focus

on being the best version of yourself then, whether you get in or not, you'll never

have to stop and think and question whether things just might've been different if you

hadn't held up that filter over yourself.

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Just Dance 2017 Unlimited - HandClap [Super Collab 20k+ subs. Thank you ♥ ] - Duration: 8:24.

Hello everyone on my channel!!

First of all, I want to say sorry for the delayed date of this video. I should upload it 5 days ago

but I had time issues that's why I bring it today!

I received a lot of videos. It was 38 videos for this collab and it made me so happy!

because I wasn't expected that so many people joined to my video :O

And I'm very satisfied with the result. I liked seeing the variety of countries on this video :D!

I also was delayed with this video because in those paper notes you can see how I managed putting the people in my collab video

so they could appear the same amount of times in my video

And I want to say thank you!! because you picked the all the coaches in a very balanced way!

and the editing process and organization of the video were more easy for me :D Thank you to eveyone who joined! ♥

I also watched the entire video from everyone of you and I realized that some of you sent me greetings at the end

that's why I want to send my greetings back and many hugs to xBASTIAX, AnGT, Isaiah and Federicojd ^^!

And other people left me some nice messages :D!

GMHER: Coni, I wanted to congratulate you because you reached the 20k subs.

I love your job, I love the way you are. Don't change and I always carry you in my heart

Awwwww :3 what a cute boy!!!! Thank you so much GMHER! I think his name is Gian, from Mexico!

Many greetings and hugs to Gian and... a lot of Tasty Tacos for you hahaha!!

too many hearts for you!! I melted with your message :D Thank you for being such a nice sub

Another massage from...

José Angel: I don't have words to express how proud I am of you Coni, because we are almost 20k subs!

Wow! What a wonderful number!!

I want to congratulate you because you did all of this alone!...well, also with the support of your friends!

I hope your channel keep growing up!! You are a very nice friend! And keep being that big-hearted girl that we like :D

Awwww :3 You're so cute Jose Angel!!! Thank you so much, you know how important you are for me! :D

You are like my Just Dancer Brother!! :D... but I think you are my cousin now....mmmm.... hahah secret!

Many greetings to Guatemala, Jose Angel!

Another message from...

aaaah!!!! so beautiful!! message in french!! hahah...ok... I didn't understand pretty well but...

He made a heart with his hands, so It's a good message haha...at the end he said "je t'adore" and that means "I love you"

So...Thank you so much Ethan from France!! thanks for joining and for being a nice sub! Merci beaucoup ♥

There's one more message, He says that he loves my videos

and he even says that he put the camera with so much adhesive tape on his wall and It left a hole of the size of his fingers haha

Oops!! sorry Juan Pablo!

but thank you so much for joining....and sorry for your wall hahah

And the last message from...

Thiago: Greetings to Coni! this is my video for HandClap super collab...And I hope to appear on it, but if you don't pick me, no problem!

Many greetings back to Thiago!

and he said that he hopes I choose him for my video...and in fact, you appeared!!!

I dont understand why people say "please choose me for the collab"... if you send me your video then you WILL APPEAR AUTOMATICALLY! :D

Thank you, thank you so much to everyone who sent me messages, to everyone who is watching this video right now

Thank you for that 20k+ subs we already reached!!!!

thanks for being here with me! :D I send you too much love!!

and... all the people who participated in this collab and in my previous super collab will be in a special list, maybe for a future giveaway!

ok that's all, byeeeeeee!!

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And Again The Rain Knocks In The Window

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Conducting literary research - Duration: 11:20.

The purpose of this presentation is to discuss research methods, specifically

research for literary writing. Now, I know that since most of you are in

composition II or a more advanced literature course such as the short

story or British literature I or Shakespeare, this will be a refresher for

many of you. If some of you have been out of school for a while or have not had

the opportunity to conduct research at the college level specifically for

literature, this could be a good place for you to start. The first thing we do

for a literary research paper,, as for any research paper, is to come up with our

research question. Some people attempt to start coming up with a thesis before

they conduct any research -- this is a little backwards. You usually start with

the general topic and you come up with a research question such as the one that I

presented here. I'm interested in D. H. Lawrence's short story "The Rocking Horse

Winner," so rather than imposing a thesis about what object are symbolic in "The

Rocking Horse Winner," before I do any research I'm going to come up with this

question. I want to find out more about what subjects might be considered

symbolic in D.H. Lawrence's short story "The Rocking Horse Winner" so as you can

see this is phrased as a question and all of the research that I am going to

do is going to be an attempt to answer that question. This is the whole purpose

of research, whether it be in the humanities or the hard sciences or the

social sciences. We conduct research to attempt to learn more about a particular

subject. Now, I've already read Lawrence's short story so I have an idea of what

objects might be symbolic. He titled his short story "The Rocking Horse Winner," so

that indicates to me that the rocking horse might be symbolic, but I want to

read more of the secondary sources. I want to see what

literary critics who are experts in their field have have to say about

Lawrence's story before I formulate my own thesis and my own opinion. So how do

I do that? Well, luckily research has moved on from the time that I was in

college and you no longer physically have to go to your library for much of

your research. You might need to visit occasionally but it is not something

that must be done in person. We have wonderful databases available online. As

long as you have your student I.D., you will be able to search those remotely from

the comfort of your own home and you can also do things like limiting your

results to sources that are peer reviewed (or to sources that have been

written by experts in the field and reviewed by other experts in the field,

in this case literary studies). For any literary paper I recommend the databases

of Academic Search which is a great database dealing with the humanities and

JSTOR which will return specifically literary sources and I always start by

just typing in the title and author of whatever I'm writing about. I can add

or delete terms as needed.

Here's an example of what happened when I started typing "the rocking horse

winner" into Academic Search. As you can see it offered me several suggestions

for other terms. I went with "the rocking horse winner and greed" because that was

something that really jumped out at me as I read the story. I also was able to

limit this to peer reviewed sources. At the college level you should not be

using general sources such as unreviewed internet websites (things like sparknotes or

shmoop). Even if you find literary journals online

if they have things such as advertisements or if they are open

submission they're not considered peer reviewed.

There is another video located on web study that you can view if you're still

not sure about the difference between peer reviewed or scholarly sources

and general or popular sources which would be things like time magazines such as

Newsweek. General websites fall into that category as well. When I searched for

"the rocking horse winner and greed," I also narrowed my search down. I checked

the box that says "full text" because I didn't want to just get abstracts and

then have to request the sources through interlibrary loan. I wanted things that I

could look at right now. I also checked the box that said "scholarly/

peer-reviewed journals" and I limited it to more recent publications as well but

that's up to you. If that's something you feel you need in literary research it

doesn't always have to be the most up-to-date source. If you're working in

the hard sciences or if you're working in social sciences you might want to check

that you're looking at the most recent publication date unless you're looking

at a historical perspective of your topic. So, when I limited that (and this is

just in the one database) to full text and scholarly journals, I got nine hits.

Now I obviously have to look through all of these sources and see if they are

appropriate for my paper. I can do that by looking at the abstracts. An abstract

is like a brief summary of the scholarly essay and it can help you eliminate

sources that are not very helpful for your topic but you should not quote from

them. Abstracts are not typically written by the authors of the piece, they're

written by editors and they are just a summary so they don't capture all of the

nuances of the scholarly source.

And then once you have a source you do need to read them thoroughly. Scholarly

sources are typically long. The literary journal Explicator has very short and

readable essays, usually about two to three pages, but many other literary

journals do have long and involved essays that can be twenty or thirty

pages, and again, this is what's appropriate for the college level

audience. You should be reading works of some depth and you should be reading

them in their entirety so when you use any quotations from them you're not

misrepresenting what the authors of those sources originally wrote.

Please do not write your essay and then go to the library looking for sources

that you can simply "plug in" to support what you've already written. That sort of

defeats the purpose of research because you're ignoring sources that might take

you in a different direction, that might help your thesis evolve, and that might

lend more depth to your paper, so always do your research first. Read your

secondary sources taking notes on them, make highlights if you have printouts, do

an outline and move your main points around depending on what you find in

your library sources. So here's an example of an abstract for the very

first source that popped up when I searched for "the rocking horse winner

and greed." It gives me the author of the piece,

it tells me where it was published, it indicates that this is an academic journal; it is not a

popular source, it is a scholarly source. It tells me when it was published. The

abstract tells me exactly what's going to be covered in this longer piece. In

this case, we're going to be looking at the role of capitalism, labor, and

religion in "The Rocking Horse Winner" and you can get to the abstract by clicking

on the icon right next to the results on the list. It's not entirely visible here but it's a

picture of a page with a magnifying glass

that allows you to zoom in and look at the abstract before you invest in

reading a 20 page essay that may or may not deal with what you want to write

about. I looked at that abstract and I said "yes, this is a good source." I then

clicked on the PDF full-text so that I could read the entire essay, and as I read

through I found many very interesting things about the role of greed and

capitalism in this story. In particular when I got to page 298 I see

that this author feels that the rocking horse is a symbol of "non-productive

labor, for even while it moves it remains stationary: even while Paul is magically

(humanely) creative, producing untold wealth for his mother, he does not

advance in the least and in fact becomes increasingly isolated and fearful that

even the abilities he now possesses will be taken from him." Well, this is perfect.

This does support my main point that the rocking horse is symbolic of greed

something that moves an moves and moves and never goes anywhere, so I would probably

quote this entire passage or this entire sentence in my paper. This would

help me support my thesis very nicely, so this is something that I would highlight

if I had the hard copy or that I would make notes of if I was looking at it in

electronic format.

One final thing that is extremely useful about using library databases as opposed

to something like Google is that in many of the databases you have this nice

little toolbar on the side. If you click on the yellow page over here it will

give you a list of the format that you can use and it will show you exactly

what this source should look like when you put it on your works cited page so

you don't have to guess. You don't have to go to the MLA handbook and attempt to

figure out how to cite your source, it will tell you and it will tell you in

the most recent

and updated version of MLA format. Now this has been a very brief and general

reminder about ways to conduct literary research. I hope it was helpful and if

you do have any questions about any of the papers that you are writing for any

of my literature classes please come see me during my office hours or send me an

email and let me know how I may assist you. Good luck and happy writing and

researching.

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Brazing and Soldering - 604 HD Portable Torch plus MAP-Pro Cylinder - Duration: 11:38.

hello guys how are you??

My subject here today!

It is very good for you that works with refrigeration.

And need welding,

Copper pipes and fittings.

And also aluminum.

And sometimes even

Aluminum with copper

So I'll show you today!

This fantastic igniter torch here.

604HD

from Harris!

plus,

This gas cylinder here.

also from HARRIS colled MAP-Pro

Just how easy it is set up!

And use this torch here.

first you,

Thread here!

Go to the end

Here behind you,

Close the gas or open the gas.

Here you have

The button that is the ignitor

So here you lock it. Look it is locked

Guys, this torch here does not need a lighter.

No match needed to light

Because it's auto ignitor. (Lights up by itself)

Then unlocked here,

If you want to keep the flame burning

Just lockede here and the flame is on.

So just press here,

To turn off it, just press it again and it extinguish.

Sensational, okay!

Let's see how it works!

For aluminum brazing keep the

torch all the time in the "male" tube.

If you put the flame in the fitting becomes more difficult.

And it can melt.

For copper brazing with aluminum.

Keep the flame at all times in the

Copper, the male tube and the flame a bit

Away from the connection is enough to

heating the joint and make brazing.

Do not put the flame on the fitting.

When we brazing copper with aluminum

Remains a residue on the joint.

Which should not be removed. Why?

Because it protects the joint from galvanic corrosion!

Start by heating the tube first.

Applying the flame in the male tube

Very close to the conection

work with the flame around the joint

Alternating between the pipe and the fitting

Until both reach the brazing temperature.

Simultaneously before applying the weld metal.

the "filler rod"

When a flux is used,

Which is not the case here.

It will be a good temperature guide

Heat the entire joint until the flux stops bubbling

And become a clear liquid.

Move the torch from the joint inlet to the base of the fitting

The end of the fitting and around the joint,,

Heating equally, pipe and fitting

To maintain uniform heating in both parts.

Apply the filler rod

Depositing it in the gap between the pipe and the fitting

After the joint is properly heated

And brazing temperature

At that time, the flame may be deflected momentarily

to the tip of the filler metal,

To help start the melting process.

Always keep both the fitting and the tube heated

by playing the flame over the tube and the fitting as the brazing alloy is drawn into the joint.

The brazing alloy will diffuse into and completely

fill all joint areas

Do not continue feeding brazing alloy after the joint area is filled.

Excess fillets do not improve the quality of the braze and are a waste of material.

And the use here of the rectangular "Flat" rod reduces

External run off being more efficient and economical

Important!Does not overheat the joint.

Keep the connection and tube with even heating.

The flame will help start the melting of the weld metal

But should not be kept in contact with the "welding rod"

all the time

The heat of the joint, pipe and fitting is what to do

Weld metal run into the gap.

Well guys!

another very important information for you.

the HARRIS,

Provides this serviceman's guide here BRAZING

For Refrigeration and air conditioning

This Serviceman's guide it´s very well done

It has practical information here for you to do,

BRAZING and SOLDERING

In copper to copper materials

Aluminum to aluminum, copper to aluminum

And types of consumables

Which "HARRIS" recommends to do this work.

So it's worth it to have this manual here, So good!

I'll leave the link for you, then ...

There in the video description

For you to click and request this manual here.

the HARRIS sends to you.

Well, again thank you very much for watching.

If you liked it click on "I liked"

If you are not subscribed to the channel please subscribe

And please also share with your friends there

To help the channel. Once again,

Many thanks and see you in the next video, God willing! bye!!