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Kitty!

Let's go!

Where?

Today you are going to another house. You will live with our grandmother in the village.

You'll catch mice and rats there.

So, I'm dreaming.

Are you ready?

The main thing is not to move.

So they do not notice me

Grandmother will feed you with home-made milk, cottage cheese, sour cream.

Let's wake up and go.

It's time

You need to help our grandmother.

There's a lot of mice.

Do you like to catch mice?

Wow! Then, it's OK.

We watched as you caught the mouse.

Now only one more dream I look.

Kutty!

It's time to go.

Let's go, just for the sake of mice.

Let's eat before the journey?

Masha, where are we going?

Kitty and I go to our grandmother.

Kitty will live with Grandma now.

We will visit our Kitty very often.

Do you agree, Kitty ?.

Kitty is very happy to go to the village.

There's a lot of interesting things.. For example mice, grasshoppers ...

Let's go soon.

Kitty will chase after them.

There is hardly any grasshoppers.

Kitty will help our grandmother. The mice have nibbled all things .

The grandmother in the village has a lot of mice.

And Kitty is a great hunter.

Yes. I am the best hunter in mice.

It also caught mice in our house.

All right, let's go.

Let's fly by helicopter?

I agree.

There is a beautiful river there.

there

Beautiful. Let's go further.

Here we have arrived to our grandmother.

Hooray! At last!

Kitty, are you ready to catch rodents?

Of course, there is a very smell of mouse.

Okay. I take the cat to myself.

Masha eats raspberries.

Wow. Let me taste it.

Eat. It's a delicious dish for you.

Let me go. I want to catch a mouse.

All goodbye. And my grandmother, too, bye.

And Kitty bye!

Let's go home.

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07-31-17 CA - Duration: 5:43.

>> Abigail: Oh, my God, thank you, Theo. Thank you so much.

thank you, Theo. Thank you so much. >> Dario: She's with me.

Thank you so much. >> Dario: She's with me. You want to go?

>> Dario: She's with me. You want to go? You want to do this right now?

You want to go? You want to do this right now? >> Abigail: I don't have to go.

You want to do this right now? >> Abigail: I don't have to go. >> Chad: Leave.

>> Abigail: I don't have to go. >> Chad: Leave. Take Abby with you.

>> Chad: Leave. Take Abby with you. I really don't give a damn.

Take Abby with you. I really don't give a damn. Just don't come back to Salem,

I really don't give a damn. Just don't come back to Salem, ever.

Just don't come back to Salem, ever. You understand?

ever. You understand? [tires squealing]

You understand? [tires squealing] >> Abigail: Chad!

[tires squealing] >> Abigail: Chad! [grunts]

>> Abigail: Chad! [grunts] >> Chad: Abby!

[grunts] >> Chad: Abby! [tires screeching]

>> Chad: Abby! [tires screeching] [thudding]

>> Chad: Hey, hey, Abby, Abby, Abby.

[tense music] ¶ ¶

>> Chad: Abby, hey. Hey, open your eyes. >> Dario: She all right?

Hey, open your eyes. >> Dario: She all right? Abigail.

>> Dario: She all right? Abigail. >> Chad: Don't touch her!

Abigail. >> Chad: Don't touch her! Go call the cops!

>> Chad: Don't touch her! Go call the cops! Go! Call 911!

Go call the cops! Go! Call 911! >> Dario: I don't have my phone!

Go! Call 911! >> Dario: I don't have my phone! I don't have my phone!

>> Dario: I don't have my phone! I don't have my phone! >> Chad: God, you're--

>> Dario: Oh, I'm--I'm so sorry. >> Chad: Yeah, I, uh-- I need an ambulance.

>> Chad: Yeah, I, uh-- I need an ambulance. >> Dario: I'm so sorry.

I need an ambulance. >> Dario: I'm so sorry. This is my fault.

>> Dario: I'm so sorry. This is my fault. Abby, Abby.

This is my fault. Abby, Abby. Abby, please.

Abby, Abby. Abby, please. >> Chad: [stammering]

Abby, please. >> Chad: [stammering] >> Dario: Abigail.

>> Dario: The ambulance is on the way. >> Chad: Stop! Don't touch her!

is on the way. >> Chad: Stop! Don't touch her! Don't touch her!

>> Chad: Stop! Don't touch her! Don't touch her! You're gonna kill her.

Don't touch her! You're gonna kill her. If you move her,

You're gonna kill her. If you move her, you could kill her.

If you move her, you could kill her. Hey, hey.

you could kill her. Hey, hey. Ambulance is on the way, okay?

Hey, hey. Ambulance is on the way, okay? I need you to just hold on,

Ambulance is on the way, okay? I need you to just hold on, all right?

I need you to just hold on, all right? Hey, what the hell happened?

all right? Hey, what the hell happened? That car was coming

Hey, what the hell happened? That car was coming right at us.

That car was coming right at us. >> Dario: I know. I know.

right at us. >> Dario: I know. I know. It was coming for me.

>> Dario: I know. I know. It was coming for me. That's why I'm going

It was coming for me. That's why I'm going into witness protection.

That's why I'm going into witness protection. They're trying to kill me.

into witness protection. They're trying to kill me. >> Chad: Everything around you

They're trying to kill me. >> Chad: Everything around you just seems to suffer,

>> Chad: Everything around you just seems to suffer, doesn't it?

just seems to suffer, doesn't it? >> Dario: I know. I know, okay?

doesn't it? >> Dario: I know. I know, okay? And I have to leave.

>> Dario: I know. I know, okay? And I have to leave. I have to leave.

And I have to leave. I have to leave. >> Chad: Yeah?

I have to leave. >> Chad: Yeah? Then what are you waiting for?

>> Chad: Yeah? Then what are you waiting for? Go!

Then what are you waiting for? Go! >> Dario: Yeah.

Go! >> Dario: Yeah. >> Chad: Go!

>> Dario: Yeah. >> Chad: Go! >> Dario: I have to leave

>> Chad: Go! >> Dario: I have to leave because they'll kill her

>> Dario: I have to leave because they'll kill her if I don't leave!

because they'll kill her if I don't leave! Do you understand?

if I don't leave! Do you understand? I'm sorry.

Do you understand? I'm sorry. I'm s--I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry. I'm s--I'm so sorry. I love you.

I'm s--I'm so sorry. I love you. Always love you.

I love you. Always love you. Don't die on me.

Always love you. Don't die on me. Please don't die.

Don't die on me. Please don't die. >> Chad: That's enough.

Please don't die. >> Chad: That's enough. Get out of here.

It's okay. I need you to stay with us, okay?

I need you to stay with us, okay? Thomas needs you, okay?

okay? Thomas needs you, okay? I need you.

Thomas needs you, okay? I need you. I need you. I need you.

[somber music] ¶ ¶

>> Chad: She was hit head-on. Um, the car must have been going 30, 40 miles per hour.

Um, the car must have been going 30, 40 miles per hour. I-I-I don't know.

30, 40 miles per hour. I-I-I don't know. She pushed me out of the way.

I-I-I don't know. She pushed me out of the way. It should have been me.

She pushed me out of the way. It should have been me. >> Let me take a look at you.

It should have been me. >> Let me take a look at you. >> Chad: I'm fine.

>> Let me take a look at you. >> Chad: I'm fine. Will you just--will you please

>> Chad: I'm fine. Will you just--will you please just focus on--on her

Will you just--will you please just focus on--on her and make sure she's okay?

just focus on--on her and make sure she's okay? >> Are you family?

and make sure she's okay? >> Are you family? >> Chad: Um, yeah.

>> Are you family? >> Chad: Um, yeah. >> Her husband?

>> Chad: Um, yeah. >> Her husband? >> Chad: Um, no.

>> Her husband? >> Chad: Um, no. >> Then I'm sorry.

>> Chad: Um, no. >> Then I'm sorry. You can't ride in the ambulance.

>> Then I'm sorry. You can't ride in the ambulance. And the cops are on their way.

You can't ride in the ambulance. And the cops are on their way. They'll want to talk to you.

And the cops are on their way. They'll want to talk to you. Stay right here.

[dramatic music] ¶ ¶

>> Chad: Like hell.

[elevator bell dings] Okay, what have we got? >> Profound trauma,

Okay, what have we got? >> Profound trauma, patient unresponsive.

>> Profound trauma, patient unresponsive. >> Kayla: Oh, my God.

patient unresponsive. >> Kayla: Oh, my God. It's Abigail.

[somber music] ¶ ¶

>> Kayla: I know her. She's my niece. >> Chad: Is she gonna be okay?

She's my niece. >> Chad: Is she gonna be okay? >> Kayla: We're gonna do

>> Chad: Is she gonna be okay? >> Kayla: We're gonna do everything we can to help her.

>> Kayla: We're gonna do everything we can to help her. ER, stat.

everything we can to help her. ER, stat. >> Chad: Can I just--

ER, stat. >> Chad: Can I just-- >> Kayla: No, no, no, you need

>> Chad: Can I just-- >> Kayla: No, no, no, you need to stay here, all right?

>> Kayla: No, no, no, you need to stay here, all right? >> She's right.

to stay here, all right? >> She's right. I need to ask you

>> She's right. I need to ask you a few questions.

I need to ask you a few questions. Did you see what happened?

a few questions. Did you see what happened? Do you know how

Did you see what happened? Do you know how Mrs. Hernandez was hit?

Do you know how Mrs. Hernandez was hit? >> Chad: Sorry, who?

Mrs. Hernandez was hit? >> Chad: Sorry, who? >> Mrs. Hernandez.

>> Chad: Sorry, who? >> Mrs. Hernandez. Can you tell me what you saw?

>> Mrs. Hernandez. Can you tell me what you saw? >> Chad: Uh...

Can you tell me what you saw? >> Chad: Uh... >> Abigail: Chad!

>> Chad: Uh... >> Abigail: Chad! [tires screeching]

[dramatic music] ¶ ¶

[engine revs]

>> Chad: Abby! [tires screeching] [thudding]

>> Chad: Uh...uh... Sorry, just, um-- It was, uh, a hit-and-run.

Sorry, just, um-- It was, uh, a hit-and-run. Car came out of nowhere.

It was, uh, a hit-and-run. Car came out of nowhere. I didn't see the driver

Car came out of nowhere. I didn't see the driver or the license plate.

I didn't see the driver or the license plate. I didn't--

or the license plate. I didn't-- >> Make of the car?

I didn't-- >> Make of the car? >> Chad: No, the--the headlights

>> Make of the car? >> Chad: No, the--the headlights were in my eyes.

>> Chad: No, the--the headlights were in my eyes. I couldn't see a thing.

were in my eyes. I couldn't see a thing. >> Mr. Hernandez?

I couldn't see a thing. >> Mr. Hernandez? >> Chad: He's gone.

>> Kayla: Okay, let's order four units of O negative. I'm gonna open up the IV here.

four units of O negative. I'm gonna open up the IV here. We need to stabilize

I'm gonna open up the IV here. We need to stabilize her blood pressure.

[somber music] ¶ ¶

>> Chad: You know what? Leave. It's fine. You know what? And maybe for once, I'll

It's fine. You know what? And maybe for once, I'll finally--I'll be able to just--

And maybe for once, I'll finally--I'll be able to just-- I'll be able to move on

finally--I'll be able to just-- I'll be able to move on with my life.

I'll be able to move on with my life. It's great.

with my life. It's great. Why don't you go ahead? Leave.

It's great. Why don't you go ahead? Leave. Leave! You may as well!

Why don't you go ahead? Leave. Leave! You may as well! You're dead to me!

Leave! You may as well! You're dead to me! And this time, why don't you

You're dead to me! And this time, why don't you do me a favor?

And this time, why don't you do me a favor? Stay dead, please.

do me a favor? Stay dead, please. [monitor alarm beeping]

>> She's coding. >> Kayla: Get the crash cart.

[tense music] ¶ ¶

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Cloudy skies turns to sunny along with warm highs - Duration: 1:56.

Good afternoon, it's summer vacation season in Korea... and the picture next to me...

was taken on Busan's Haeundae beach a couple of days ago... and as you can see it's packed.

However the weather hasn't been that cooperative with extreme heat waves and downpours at times...

but this week seems more generous.. other than passing showers in the capital area tomorrow

afternoon... the skies will stay mostly sunny along with warm highs.

Lingering rain in the northern parts of the country will let up by the afternoon... and

the first day of August is forecast to be a hot and sunny one with highs in the thirties

with a heat wave warning remaining in place in Jeju.

Jeju will get up to 34 degrees while Seoul and Daejeon will see a high of 32 degrees

Celsius and Daegu and Gwangju will peak at 33 degrees.

While it's forecast to be a sweltering start to August in South Korea, some parts of North

Korea will have unstable weather conditions.

As for major cities in Asia, Beijing will be cloudy while New Delhi and Bangkok will

be rainy.

Meanwhile, Perth, Sydney and Melbourne will be under clear skies with highs in the mid

teens.

Heading to North America, major cities on the continent will be under mostly sunny skies

except Mexico City.

As for South America, big gaps in temperatures are expected in Santiago with a high of 14

degrees Celsius.

Taking you to Europe, Moscow and Paris will have highs of 27 degrees while Moscow will

see showers again on Tuesday.

Lastly to Africa, Algiers and Cairo will see highs nearing 40 degrees Celsius.

That's the weather update for now

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LG Nano Cell Super Match Live : Gerrard and Lallana's Interview - Duration: 1:30.

It was a very good time. You know the big huge screens.

Big LG Nano Cell TVs were amazing.

It was a lot of fun to compete out there on a special field.

I've never participated in anything like that before.

Obviously, dependent on what angle you're shooting the ball at.

It depends on what you see, in this case, on the television screen.

So it's all about awareness and peripheral vision really.

Obviously very enjoyable exercise.

Having played the game today,

I have realized that it is very important to have a very good wide angle view.

LG Nano Cell TV was spectacular really.

When looking at it from both sides,

you could tell the difference immediately.

LG Nano Cell TV, the picture was amazing, it was perfect.

There was zero colour shift compared to the conventional TV.

You couldn't see the minus signs, so there was a huge difference.

I was shooting from a 60 degree angle

and I could see the different numbers that had the minus sign on,

so it was a really good experience to realize that.

For more infomation >> LG Nano Cell Super Match Live : Gerrard and Lallana's Interview - Duration: 1:30.

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Teen Drinks Liquid Meth For Border Patrol...Dies - Duration: 4:23.

AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE BEHAVIOR OF TWO BORDER PATROL

AGENTS IS MAKING HEADLINES, AFTER A 16-YEAR-OLD, WHO WAS

ATTENDING TO SMUGGLE DRUGS INTO THE COUNTRY, WAS ENCOURAGED TO

DRINK LIQUID METH.

THE 16-YEAR-OLD WAS TRYING TO COME INTO THE COUNTRY, AND HE

HAD A BACKPACK THAT CONTAINED TWO BOTTLES WITH A YELLOWISH

LIQUID.

THE AGENTS OF COURSE LOOKED AT THE LIQUID, ASKED HIM WHAT

IT WAS, AND HE CLAIMED IT WAS APPLE JUICE.

THE OFFICERS OF COURSE DID NOT BELIEVE HIM, AND DID AN INITIAL

TEST ON THE LIQUID, BUT ONE THAT IS NOT EFFECTIVE AT REVEALING A

LIQUID METHAMPHETAMINE, WHICH IS EXACTLY WHAT THIS LIQUID WAS.

AND SO, THEY ENCOURAGED HIM TO DRINK THE LIQUID, AND NOW

HE HAS DIED.

A COUPLE HOURS AFTER INGESTING IT, HE DIED.

I WANT TO GO TO THIS ABC SEVEN NEWS REPORT, BECAUSE THEY

GIVE YOU A LITTLE BIT MORE DETAIL, AND IT GIVES YOU

VISUALS OF WHAT OCCURRED.

TAKE A LOOK.

AROUND 6:45 PM, U.S.

CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION SAID THE 16-YEAR-OLD

WAS CARRYING A BAG FILLED WITH TWO AMBER COLORED BOTTLES.

HE WAS USING HIS BORDER CROSSING CARD ñ HE WAS FROM TIJUANA.

WHEN ASKED WHAT WAS INSIDE THE BOTTLES, HE CLAIMED IT WAS

JUICE.

SO, AT A SECOND INSPECTION AREA, THEY ASKED HIM TO TAKE A

SIP OF IT TO PROVE IT.

SO, HE TAKES A SIP, AND THEN ANOTHER, AND THEN ANOTHER,

AND THEN ANOTHER.

FOR SIX IN TOTAL, THEY CONCENTRATED

METHAMPHETAMINE LIQUID.

HE LATER DIED.

THAT WAS FROM ABC SEVEN IN SAN DIEGO, WE WILL HAVE A LINK

TO THE FULL VIDEO IN THE DISCUSSION BOX BELOW.

SO, GUYS, IT'S A TERRIBLE STORY.

I DON'T ñ

I THINK SOME OF THIS STUFF IS CLEAR, SOME OF IT IS NOT.

BUT LET ME WHAT TELL YOU HAPPENED NEXT: HE BEGAN

SWEATING, ALMOST IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, AND STARTED

SCREAMING IN PAIN.

HE STARTED SHOUTING, "MY HEART, MY HEART!"

THAT'S ACCORDING TO THE LAWSUIT FILED BY

THE FAMILY.

I DON'T KNOW TO WHAT DEGREE THOSE AGENTS KNEW THAT IT

WOULD KILL HIM.

I HOPE TO GOD THEY DID NOT KNOW THAT IT WOULD KILL HIM.

IS THERE NEGLIGENCE IN NOT KNOWING THAT LIQUID MESS, WHICH

IS WHAT THEY WERE TRYING TO PREVENT ñ

THEY THOUGHT IT WAS LIQUID METH, THAT'S WHY THEY STOPPED HIM

ñ FOR THEM, OR THEIR MANAGER, THERE SHOULD HAVE BEEN TRAINING.

LIKE, DON'T LET THEM DRINK IT TO TRY TO PROVE IT TO YOU,

BECAUSE THEY WILL DIE ON THE SPOT, RIGHT?

AND SO, LIKE, HE STARTED HAVING REACTIONS IMMEDIATELY, HE

DIED A FEW HOURS LATER, AS ANA POINTED OUT, IN A HOSPITAL.

WHAT IS THE WORST TO ME IS THAT INSTEAD OF SEEKING MEDICAL

HELP, THEY PUT HIM INTO CUSTODY.

HE IS NOT FAKING IT, HE WAS TRYING TO PROVE IT WASN'T APPLE

JUICE, IT'S ALWAYS LATE ON APPLE JUICE, YOU ARE RIGHT, IT'S

LIQUID METH, WHICH YOU KNOW AT A MINIMUM IS TOXIC.

GET HIM HELP.

THAT'S WHAT DRIVES ME CRAZY, IS THE LACK OF HUMANITY IN OUR

REACTION TO THIS.

THERE WAS A LOT OF LACK OF HUMANITY, AND I GET IT, WHAT HE

WAS DOING WAS WRONG, YOU SHOULD NOT TRY TO SMUGGLE DRUGS, AND OF

COURSE BORDER CONTROL SHOULD DO SOMETHING ABOUT THAT

IMMEDIATELY.

BUT WHAT'S INSANE TO ME IS THAT WE HAD THIS HUGE INCREASE OF

HIRINGS IN THE BORDER PATROL, WITHOUT PROPER VETTING, IN THE

OBAMA ADMINISTRATION.

SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE ABOUT THAT, IT IS A BIG PROBLEM.

AND THEY WERE NOT PUNISHED FOR THIS, THEY PAID THE LAWSUIT BUT

THEY DID NOT PUNISH THE OFFICERS.

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Organized Hoarders - Duration: 8:02.

Hi there, I'm Angela Brown in this is Ask a House Cleaner.

This is a show where you get to ask a house cleaning question,

and I get to help you find an answer.

Today's question comes from a homeowner who owns an 8,000-square foot house.

And she says "I am organized I have a place for everything and everything is in its place.

The problem I have is I collect a lot of stuff.

And I have to keep moving to bigger and bigger

houses for all of my stuff.

Now, I keep having custom closets, and custom shelves, and custom design work in my new homes

so that I can store all my stuff.

Now, everything is organized everything is tidy but I have too much stuff.

How do I start getting rid of my stuff?"

Okay, that is an excellent question and it's really weird because there are hoarders who

are completely organized and they have a place for everything and everything is in its place.

And so, when you look at the home you say wow this house is neat and tidy.

But what you don't realize is that there's something weird going on in the background,

where somebody keeps moving to a bigger and bigger house.

And having custom closets and all this stuff built for all of their stuff.

Sometimes the answer is not finding more space, but it's getting rid of the stuff.

So, congratulations for recognizing the fact that this is a curable solution.

Because finding more space is not always the answer sometimes it is

getting rid of the stuff.

So first of all, what you have to do is just be honest with yourself.

What is this stuff that I have?

Do I need 8,000 square feet of stuff?

If you're one person you probably don't.

If you have ten children, maybe you do.

Now I don't know how many children you have,

and I don't know that the scenarios going on behind the scenes,

but what is causing you to have all this stuff?

What is this stuff?

Are these private collections of items that are resalable?

And if they are, maybe this is a good investment for you.

But if you're asking this question I'm guessing that you're probably trying to get rid of

stuff because now it's become a burden.

And if you're paying for custom closets and stuff these are $20,000 and $30,000 upgrades

to an already expensive home.

And so, the fact that you recognize this right now is probably a really good place to start.

So, I would start with one item I would pick one item and I would decide.

Maybe it's some books.

"Am I reading these books?"

Because if you have hundreds and thousands of books, for example, you can switch those

over to Kindle.

And they're all on your smartphone, or they're all on a laptop or a tablet, and so, therefore,

you wouldn't need all of the books.

Then you have to make a decision.

Do you want to sell these books?

Because there are websites like half.com where you can sell your books for half price and

you can get rid of those books.

You're not going to probably read hundreds and thousands of books just because there's

not enough time.

Now, if you're done with something and it's something that you used in the past like let's

say that it belongs to one of your children when your children were growing up.

maybe your kid had a doll collection.

Do you have the doll collection?

Are you storing this for your child?

And if that's the case maybe you need to have a conversation with your child and say

"Hey listen, I've got 300 dolls that you've been storing since you were eleven years old."

Maybe your daughter is now thirty.

I'm just making this up, but maybe your daughter is now thirty.

Maybe you want to have a conversation with her about

"What should we do with those dolls?

Would you like me to consign these dolls?

Would you like me to put these dolls on eBay and sell these one at a time?"

And maybe there's a way that together you can create a little business to sell off all

of the things that you're no longer using and that you're just paying to store.

Because what this has turned into,

it sounds like it's turned into a really expensive storage unit.

And if you're not using all of the items, (and if you have 8,000 square feet of stuff

you're probably not using all of the items.)

And so, as you go through one by one through each particular item.

It might be dishes.

You might have five or six sets of dishes.

And there may be sentimental value to those dishes.

Maybe one you only use on Thanksgiving and Christmas.

One might be a set of crystal.

One might be a set of fine china that came from your great-grandmother.

I don't know, I'm just making this up.

Like I said, I don't know what the different items are that you collect.

But if you have five or six sets of dishes you might be able to let three of those go.

And you can sell them either on Nextdoor.com which is the neighborhood app

where you can sell things that you have in your home.

Or you can sell them on like the girlfriend swap.

Or in your neighborhood Facebook group, or on a lot of these "Buy, Swap and Sell" websites

or Facebook groups that they have.

There a lot of different opportunities for getting rid of your stuff,

but what you have to decide first is pick one item.

And then make some kind of a plan to eliminate that item from your life.

And along with that comes the rule that you're not going to replace any of those items.

And then another thing that I might recommend is that you go speak with the therapist.

And although your life might be completely organized and well put-together, there's something

about your background.

(I don't know what it is but there's something) that's causing you to hoard all these things.

And then to find a place for them, and try to protect them, and try to…

I mean it sounds like if you have an 8,000-square foot house and you keep moving to a bigger

space, you're holding on to these things for dear life.

You're trying to protect these things.

I'm a big collector of books.

And so when I moved to my house, I did, I had a custom closet built for my books that

were air condition and climate controlled.

Because we know that if you store books for example out in the garage and it's 100 degrees

during the summer, plus humidity, all of those books will just evaporate, pretty much.

And I wanted to protect those books.

But what is it you're trying to protect?

Are you trying to hold on to something that was important to your parents?

Are you trying to hold on to something that you never had?

And you replaced it with items?

What is going on?

And I don't know the answer to that question.

But a therapist, (even only in one or two sessions,)

they might be able to help you walk through some of those things

that would release that bind.

So that you would be free about getting rid of, and giving up some of your stuff.

Because it sounds like you have a lovely home,

and it sounds like you enjoy the things that you have.

But if you're asking the question "how do I get rid of the stuff?"

It sounds like you're ready to turn a corner and make a change.

And so, I highly applaud that effort.

But I would recommend that you speak to someone.

And I would recommend starting with just one item, and then as you go through your house

ask questions like this:

"Have I used this item in the last year?"

And if the answer is "no," Did I use it the year before that?" and if the answer

is "no," get rid of it.

You're not going to use it next year or the year after.

Just get rid of it.

If you have stuff in your house that's been there since 2008 and you haven't used them

say goodbye to them.

You're done with them.

You're already done with them.

And if they belong to someone else a child, a grandparent, a parent,

somebody else that's living that you're storing those things for,

you need to have a conversation with that person.

And you need to let that stuff move on.

Say "hey I'm just not in a position to keep your stuff anymore."

And suggest that they rent a storage unit that is climate controlled.

Alrighty, so that's it for today.

And until I meet you again,

leave the world a cleaner place than when you found it.

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2018 Audi A5, S5 Sportback Review: Does Anyone Still Want a Car? - Duration: 5:31.

We know that Americans are utterly unimpressed by station wagons

Now, four-doors are apparently total bores as well: Sales of traditional sedans are dwindling

Ah, but there will always be holdouts, people determined to flee from SUVs that have choked the American landscape like creeping ivy

So automakers continue to tinker with new body styles—something, anything that will get buyers excited about a car that's not an SUV

Sleepless in Seattle: the S5 Sportback makes an AM getawayFor Audi, one answer is the 2018 A5 Sportback and its pumped-up offshoot, the S5 Sportback

It's a smaller, more-affordable take on Audi's successful A7, a car that melds the curling roofline of a coupe, the four portals of a sedan, and an ingeniously disguised hatch

As in the A7, that hatch, by hinging far forward in the roof, creates an expansive opening and cargo space that traditional sedans can't touch

Europeans have enjoyed the Sportback's practical virtues since 2007; now, Audi has begun shipping this all-new 2018 Sportback to America as part of its latest product onslaught

The Audi should find plenty of friends in the tech-trendy, Amazon-dominated boomtown of Seattle

My test drive began from the sleek Thompson Hotel, where the sight of S5 Sportbacks at the curb, fresh off the import boat, was as bracing as a shot of the local espresso

Audi—not wanting to tease and then disappoint a bunch of car journalists—hadn't revealed that the S5 version had made it to Seattle until the night before our drive

Knowing what The Drive's enthusiast readers care about, I shamelessly requisitioned a 354-horsepower S5, a car that really pops in Tango Red metallic paint

More red flash, in the form of painted brake calipers, is a dead giveaway for the $2,500 Sport package, a must-have for those enthusiasts

Its stiffened, adjustable adaptive suspension (versus a standard mechanical setup) is twinned with a fast-acting electronic rear differential that can shuttle nearly 100 percent of torque between the aft wheels

A5 Sportback is the bread-and-butter versionIf the name sounds suspiciously impractical thanks to the "A5" prefix that also describes Audi's luxury coupe, know that the Sportback is actually based on the roomier A4 sedan

The A4, A5 Coupe, and the Sportbacks are actually identical triplets from the front roof pillars forward

That includes Audi's lovely, complexly wrought aluminum hood—a one-piece clamshell that drapes over wheels with no visible seams—and widened single-frame grille

But the Sportback rides the sedan's 111

2-inch wheelbase, versus 108

8 inches for the A5 coupe, and every scrap of that 2

4-inch stretch is bequeathed to rear passengers

So where the roof's stylish downslope does force you to limbo a bit to reach the back seat, there's decent space once you're settled in

Its 35 1 inches of rear legroom, just shy of a Mazda3 sedan, compares to a scrawny 32

7 for the A5 Coupe

There's nearly four inches more rear shoulder space than an A5 Coupe, and 0

9 inches more rear headroom

It's a cliché, but pictures don't always do justice to the Sportback's looks

The car won't blow people away like the trés fashionable A7

That A7 has a stretched-cat silhouette and a beautifully symmetrical roofline that virtually melts into the rear decklid lip

The Sportback is nearly 11 inches shorter, which doesn't help matters, and its hatch is more attenuated, less smoothly integrated

For the latest A5 Coupe and Sportback, one critical objection is the new character line that charts a rather woozy, sine-wave course along the body sides

Where Audis typically draw their visual strength from clean, unadorned surfaces and microscopic attention to detail, the styling fillip is the kind of lipstick that recalls brands like Infiniti

Yet the Sportback remains quite handsome in that ever-demure, bourgeois Audi fashion

This pseudo-sedan looks planted, Germanic and expensive

Frameless doors mimic those of the coupe, and clear room for the sexier, faster-sloping roofline

A broad rear deck houses wraparound taillamps with frosty-red LED turn signals that fire in striping, sequential fashion

Quibbles aside, the Sportback will snare more eyeballs than a standard-issue A4 sedan, just as an A7 out-styles an A6

And it makes BMW's philosophically similar 3 Series and 5 Series GT models look even more forlorn and misbegotten, if that was even possible

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Learn Python Episode #6: Choosing an IDE - Duration: 8:14.

Alright, so what kind of work environment do we need to be efficient at

programming with Python? The question can be posed for any programming language

really, and so the answer is usually going to be same.

I mean feel free if you want to, to open up notepad on Windows or you know some

basic text editor and write a script and go over to the terminal and command prompt

and run it, however that's not efficient for a variety of reasons.

So, what we're going to be using is an IDE, which stands for integrated

development environment, and we're going to be using Jetbrains PyCharm. Now,

PyCharm is free for, I spelled that wrong

just go to Google, search PyCharm, and click on the link there which is from

jetbrains.com, and you can download it. Now when you get to the download screen

you're going to get a professional or community version, choose the community

version that is free, it's completely fully featured as far as i can tell, and

that's the one that we're going to be using in this video. Now

alternatively I mean you can go have a look at other IDEs for Python, but I find

that this one it just works really well, it's simple, and it does everything that

we need it to do, and it also has some advanced features which we may look at

some point in the future. So, go ahead download the installer for your platform,

it does require Java as well, so you can just open up Google and type download

Java, and it's going to take a java.com/download if you click that link, just

click download the appropriate version for your system, and once you

have that installed then you can install PyCharm. So, let's take a walk around

PyCharm right quick.

So, this is going to be the first screen that you see every time you start up

PyCharm. The first launch screen is a bit different you can choose a theme and

whatnot,

all that is relevant really. We're going to create a new project, it's going to be

pure Python, now there's also other options here if you want to start a

Django project, etc., but we're just going to start a Python project here and we're

going to choose version 3.5.1 which is also going to tell the IDE

here where to find the binary files to run Python. Now, we're also going to name

the project here, so first program, and this is going to be the name of our

project. It's going to create a folder called first program and this is how

we're going to identify it within here. So, along the left-hand side here this

is the project view so let's go ahead and right click and create a new file.

Now,

additionally you can create a new directory, a Python package, and a bunch of

different file types here. We're just going to choose a Python file and i'm going to

name it main, which is going to name it main.py, and here we can start typing

our script. So, again i'm just going to use the hello world example, and that's

all it's going to be. I'm going to save it, keyboard shortcuts are going

to take you a long way if you're going to become a programmer, so I expect you

know some already, if you don't on Windows Linux control + S saves the file

and on OS 10 its command + S so you don't have to always go through the menus and

stuff, but let's have a look through the menus. If you want to create a new

project, a new file, or directory you can open one etcetera, you can actually

access the settings by going to default

settings for this project, and a bunch of different options down here that we

don't really need. If you go to edit you're going to see you can undo and

it's also going to show you the corresponding keyboard shortcuts for

each one of these options, so this is command + Z and that's going to undo

whatever action I previously did, this is also going to be useful if you're going

to become a professional programmer. Same is true for copy, paste, find. We're going

to be discussing find at some point, I mean it's a pretty powerful command you

can find not only in the current file but your entire project if you want to

look for instances of variable or string or something you can actually search

through the entire root directory of this project if you want. If you go to

view and go tool windows here

is what we're looking at here project if we select that it's going to,

it should hide that, yeah, so it hid the project sidebar, so we're going to leave

that open. Now, we can also show favorite structure, etcetera. If you have version

control setup this will not be disabled and you can use that to perform first

control actions.

We're going to open up a Python console here and here we can actually run Python

code. If we wanted to say 5+5 you know and it's going to return that so this is

the interpreter itself, however if we want to actually open terminal we can

open a terminal here and here we can just type python3 main.py and it's

going to run what we have up in this file right here. Now additionally we have

a run right here. We can set up run, a run configuration here, to actually every

time we hit the run it's going to automatically run our projec,t so let's

go ahead and hit the plus sign, choose python,

and it's gonna be called a Python run, script is going to be python3 or the

script is going to be the the actual python script that we want run so it's

going to be main.py, script parameters this is if we're passing in any arguments or

anything we're not going to it's already found the Python interpreter because

when we set up the project we chose the correct Python version. This is going to

be interpreter options we're not going to be using any, and that's all that we

need to do. So, let's go ahead and click apply and then run, and it's going to run

the script, output that, and then it says it finished with exit code zero which is

completely normal.

So, every time you want to run if you have this little section opened here

just hit that play button, the Run button there, it's going to run the code

in real time. So, make changes, hit ctrl + S, and then run the code right there, this

is the most efficient way to run a program in an IDE, you know, you don't have

to switch back and forth between windows and stuff. So, this is the primary reason

that we're going to be using this IDE for the sake of this course. Again, feel

free to have a look at some others but I recommend if you're a complete novice to

any of this

just follow along exactly with what I'm doing and you shouldn't have a problem.

However, if you do there's a discussion section to the right of this video, use

it, let me know if you have any trouble, and I'll try to clear it up.

So, with all that said we are finally ready to actually get in to the language

itself.

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Let's Play GOOKA 2: the Mystery of Janatris |20| - The Real Gooka 2 {EN} - Duration: 5:01.

Streamchat Fuzimi: The O2 tarifs currently are [Download/Upload] 20/2, 40/4, and 80/8. *50/5 instead of 40/4.

Streamchat Fuzimi: Oh great, the buffer is raising again.

Me: Skineri should be co-commentating too, but he will join us later, he's fixing his car right now.

It took me MONTHS to organize a stream which Fuzimi could comment on.

At least I'm editing these episodes by 10 minutes, so my video buffer is big.

Sometimes my internet connection fails and the buffer raises to 30-40 seconds (instead of 0), ...

...probably because we are recording at the evening. It doesn't usually happen in the morning.

I certainly hope everything is OK now. We won't really be playing this episode. I have something I have to show you.

And I wonder what Fuzimi will say about what I am going to show you.

I found several very interesting pictures that I would like to show you.

From Gooka 2. But it isn't a 3D Gooka 2, but a 2D one.

Fuzimi: Hi, viewers from Smashcast. [it can be pronounced as Smažka-st, and Smažka means Junkie in Czech, i.e. someone on drugs]

It's a little bit different Gooka 2.

Let's take a look, shall we? I hope I won't open a different picture by a mistake. :D

I need to resize this for the stream and recordings.

This is the ORIGINAL Gooka 2.

I have a theory - the protagonist here is in 3D, while everything else is 2D. His model sucks.

So maybe they decided to do the environment in 3D too, throwing the wonderful 2D environments out of the window.

This looks good, this looks good, everything that's 2D looks great here.

Fuzimi: And the youtube viewers, of course.

This looks really great in my opinion. (And faithful to the original game)

Another image.

This time in the laboratory, in which I was in the previous episode (I think).

We haven't been here yet, those are probably the Chories.

Every single location on these pictures looks a thousand times better than in the game itself.

We were Cooking with Temp here.

And we singed a squirrel there. (just a joke to make people click on the video, parodying clickbaits, check the miniature for the Cooking with Temp episode).

And now we can see a model change.

The entire game is cripply. (Chorie, if pronouced as Chorý in Czech, means crippled or retarded...)

And this clearly is the Virja Monastery, with one additional door.

I think.

Again, it looks so much better.

This is Avaral. We didn't get there yet in the normal game.

As I have said, the main character is in 3D and looks weird, but the 2D backgrounds look fabulous.

Those are the ruins of Gooka's home.

Looks much better, once again.

I think this is the basement where we fought the rats.

This is the shop.

No shopkeeper, though. That's interesting.

This is the library. Once again - I think it's much better than the result we got.

And this is a wrong image.

What a compression ratio though. From 5 GB to 0.8 GB.

Kinda nice.

Are you still here, Fuzimi?

Zero buffer ... but the stream dropped during this segment! Goddamnit.

Fuzimi: That's the library in which the old fart was at!

Nice pictures, right? You did see them, right? Or did you not due to dropped frames?

Fuzimi: Or just retarded (old man).

Wait, those drops seem to be from before I started recording, because the dropped frames amount didn't get raised I think.

The game runs smoothly (due to its bad optimization, that's more than good for it).

But my recording is skipping over some seconds when counting the length, which doesn't bode well.

It shouldn't affect anything if I'm going to make 10 minute recordings.

Well, I'm going to end it here, as a showcase of how was Gooka 2 originally going to look like.

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How to Outsource Effectively with Rosie Shilo | Spotlight Series | Episode 14 - Duration: 36:06.

Welcome to the spotlight series. On today's episode we have Rosie Shilo from

Virtually Yours Virtual Assistants. Welcome Rosie. Thank you for having me. I'm so

excited to have you on here because on the Leverage and Loving It podcast

outsourcing really is a big key to creating leverage.

Before we jump into it I will give a bit of an intro for those

people who haven't come across Rosie before... Where have you been hiding? So

here we go. Rosie Shilo is one dedicated businesswoman she currently

owns and runs Virtually Yours, a network for over 170 Australian Virtual

Assistants which she founded in 2004. She mentors both new and experienced, raising

their business and sees them overcome many hurdles to achieve amazing goals

and this inspired her to write VaVaVoom how to become an amazing VA and every

clients most valued asset which was published in May 2014.

Okay so you and I are both kind of like let's just get down and deep and dirty

and straight into it so let's like dispose with all the fluff and get straight

into. I'm going to poke the bear and potentially cause a ranty pants moment

straight off the bat because I know where it's going I know we talked about

outsourcing and people think about VAs you know I feel like well I'm just

going to go to the Philippines to get a $4 an hour VA. Well I know you're a

massive advocate for hiring local so can we just start there? Yeah yeah well

that's plenty of reasons... Obviously you've got options when you're

outsourcing and we're in a global economy and that's fantastic

so you, do you've got your options. What what you can afford what you want to get

out of it but the most important thing is to realize that there are different

pros and cons to different types of virtual assistants. So you've got offshore

in countries that actually functions business-wise quite similar only ours, but you'll

still even notice the difference in those, so whether it's the UK or the U.S. even

those have different business cultures that we need to factor in. So it really

really depends on what the outcome is that you want to achieve from

outsourcing. So if it's purely time-saving for a really menial kind of

task they maybe you can't afford to get someone local to do that for you, you can

go offshore and get someone to do that task and it's cheap and all that for the

stuff but more I found over the years is purely because of a different style of

work, if you've got work that has room for interpretation and there's potential

the person that you're partner with someone and you want them

to provide you with feedback and ideas for growth, then it's really really

smart to get someone who in working within the same business culture as you.

And who understands the market that you're operating in. Exactly! Yeah, yeah

Yeah and that makes sense and you know for Stevie who is my

Content Manager she's definitely local, and

we actually can meet face to face if and when we want to as well which I

really really love but that was that was a happy coincidence really though we can

meet face to face in a cafe but I do rely very heavily on Stevie being

proactive and taking initiative and thinking things through which if I you

know which is a different experience to paying someone to just do very simple

structured admin tasks that thing you have to kind of very clearly provide instructions for.

Exactly. So if you've got step-by-step instructions and you know there is no room

for interpretation ...your culture whether it's

your country culture or your business culture isn't going to impact how that

information is perceived or interpreted, then by all means, you know

go wherever you want to go with what works for you. But the second you want

someone who has that intuition, wants to help you

succeed and grow and work alongside you well you know you need to pay more for

that. So it doesn't matter where you go, you're going to pay more for that and I

find that a lot of the really skilled virtual assistants in Australia who have

been running a really successful business for a long time have so much

information to offer, so much advice and it can be the little things. I want to

work with VAs to a good networking because if I have a VA who is good at

networking they're going to network for themselves but because they're on my

team and they feel like they're part of my team and I let them know what my

goals objectives are they're networking for me too

and they can see what opportunities are out there for me and I was very selfish

what not but to see the benefit. And I'm sure Stevie does that for you. She sees... she knows so well

what it is you and how you work, she sees opportunities that you would never ever

find someone who is working for $4 off shore... they wouldn't encounter those

Opportunities. Yeah absolutely. That's that's a really great

point and and I think that also when people think of virtual assistants they

have a very limited definition of what a virtual assistant can do so let's

talk a bit about that. What sort of things can a virtual assistant achieve

for a business? Oh it's huge. It's huge. The thing about virtual assistants is

when the industry started it was admin and you know admin was pretty much the

main thing that you could do bits and pieces of a transcription work or

formatting document that sort of thing back when the VA world started which was

in the nineties you could actually you know you can actually drive or post your

work to your VA and they would do it. I remember having a job where one of my jobs was to

go and drive to pick up the transcription stuff their VA had done

right because you could not email that back then that would just shut your whole system down.

Technology...

So when it started it was quite limited but the technology has

just taken off, so now bookkeepers can work virtually, graphic designers work

virtually, copywriters work virtually, receptionist work virtually, people who

help you with your social media content with your newsletters with strategies

events, marketing, PR, editing your book pretty much anything that is a business

support service that can be offered outside your office is a virtual

assistant. It's an industry, it's not a title. It's an industry and they all fall in

underneath that industry title. I think until very recently that

I still had a quite limited definition of what I consider to be a VA and

you know 'cause to the point where I would think well I don't consider Stevie a

VA because what she does is so much higher than a VA you know she was 'cause

to me VA was admin and you tell them what to do when

you have to give them very clear instructions and dot your i's and cross

your T's or you know who knows what you'll get back. Yeah and that's exhausting

That's not helpful is, it? Not really. No. So someone like Stevie is

I'm sure people that are listening to this have heard that this is the

Stevie promotion podcast. This is the I love Stevie podcast. Which I love! You all know that every time we step up in

this video she's going to edit it we know thank God, thank God

and we know what she's going to do with these it's going to take away so much of

Renee's pain points and allow her to stop the hustle and you know live the life

she wants to live and keep building the awesome leveraged tools that she's

building and allowing her to help people do that because... and there are so many

things behind the scenes encompass that role and you don't want a VA

where you have to say okay now I need you to go into YouTube load that up and

and each and every time and I will even put there you know

subtitle captions... whatever in there and then I want you to.... She knows.

She knows what to do. She knows what the outcome is and she delivers.

And I bet if there's a new program out there for you to market to, she'd go let's add this to the list.

Yeah absolutely. That's a good VA. And then the other

day when apparently she was sick in bed not able to come along to a Brainstrust

day I then get emailed from her a content strategy document. That's

above and beyond.

You're supposed to be sick in bed. She is so awesome he doesn't in strategy in her

sleep. Oh imagine that! I do that when I'm supposed to be sleeping but not in my sleep, so Stevie...

Hats off. She's one in a million. Yeah and she is your business partner and I've heard you

say that, you know, she's your partner in crime, helps you grow and you both

it's you know it's this beautiful relationship where you both grow and and

benefit from. And that is always going to be the best virtual contractor-virtual

assistant relationship is one where you both know what each other's goals and

objectives are and you help each other achieve them. You're so much

stronger. I see it as a real collaboration and you know looking

for opportunities for both of us to to grow together as well which you know

we're currently doing as well because you know for example recently we noticed

that everybody wants a Stevie I don't know why I mean it's like just some kind

of raving fan out there just telling world how awesome she is, but there's only one of her, right? So we needed to fix that

problem. So you're getting on to the biology cloning program. We have. That's creepy but we have

created the Stevie cloning project. Because everybody needs a Stevie. I love it. I love it.

and when people are looking for a Virtual Assistant that's

what I want to hear from their previous clients. Best thing that you can hear when they

say to do yet these are my references or whatever it might be I don't have a CV

they're not your employees but they can have testimonials they can have referees

and with Virtually Yours, we have a reference checking program and I love it when

people write back and just say look I would love to tell you how great this

person is but then they're going to go work with other people, so I'm zipped. That's the best. You can't have her she's mine!

It's predominately she's we've got a few guys on the network as well. It's when

they just say I can't tell you how good they are because you will steal them and they are

mine. You know you want to hear that, you want to get those testimonials and from

people who are partnered with that VA and know how awesome they are.

Absolutely and you know I think some people have been following along

with this podcast and have heard me talk and rant about how awesome Stevie is, you

know I think they're pretty sold on how important it is to outsource, but

for those who maybe aren't sold yet why why do we outsource? We outsource because we

should absolutely and utterly know what our most valuable tasks in worth and why

we're in business. They're the two things. Okay so why you're in business.

A lot of people get into business so they have freedom and

flexibility. It's hilarious! It's so funny. Because until you outsource and leverage you need up to you then you are

kidding yourself because you're fine it can't be everything to everyone and

you can't do everything a million times it's impossible and the reason why you

need to love what you're doing is because you're doing it so much and go

crazy. So that's one thing. The other one you you need to know what your

what you want to achieve out of it. I'm sorry I didn't really finished that first one

when you've got into it to have that flexibility and freedom right?

Or you've gone into it so you can make a certain amount of money

or you can have a particular impact on certain stakeholders or whatever it

might be and if you know why you got into it you will know that you need help

to do that. It's pretty much 100 percent guaranteed that that's going

to be the case. So that's the first reason why you would get a VA, to help you get

toward achieving what it was that inspired you to start the business in the first place.

Can I add to that as well because for coaches and thought leaders

specifically really what we should be focusing on as Peter Cook mentioned in

episode 2 is think, sell, and deliver. So they are your three roles as a coach and

thought leader so all the other stuff needs to get outsourced. And that

is what you're aiming for. That's perfect that's

exactly right. The other reason is because you

cannot move forward on the things that you do really well you can't have

clarity and focus and clean thinking if you are doing everything. And you know

it's just impossible and nobody's awesome at everything including VAs.

VAs who say they can do everything, I'm sorry they can't. Some of them are

amazing at bookkeeping some of them are incredible with phone

related stuff. I'm terrible with that so I bow down to them. Some are

copywriting geniuses, website geniuses... Anyone who says they're genius in all of

those you know they they need to get on Oprah because they are amazing. They are

one in a million. And it's rubbish. So you need to have those people

helping you move forward to your goals and and you cannot do that without all

these other distractions and you cannot do it well on your own. Now

you've heard me talk about how you know it's great to package results and not

time. What's your perspective on that? Completely.

I often talk about one of the situations that I had with the VA

where I got her to do some writing for me and she found it really easy and

she's like I can't even charge you for this it took me 15 minutes and I said but how

long would it have taken me? Would it have been as good?

And how much of my brain space and energy would it have taken? What it's worth to

me is not how long it took for you. You're good at it and fast at it

because you've practiced and you're amazing. You shouldn't be

penalized for that. So to me it's all about outcome-based. So if you can do it based

on outcomes so we're going to achieve. That's why you need to know what your goals are.

However if you do want to go for

the hourly rate and some VAs will and I've spoken to them about this because

the type of work they offer is very very hard to package because they want to be

there doing a lot of the generalist stuff and it changes from month month so

they might go on a retainer but to have it at the outcome based package can be

quite difficult it doesn't necessarily work for everyone. I guess that's in a situation

where the work is more ad hoc. Yes absolutely. And that does work

for some people but if you know what you're most value task is and

what your worth when you're working on your most valuable task you'll know

whether you can afford a VA or not. If your most valuable task when you're

working is worth less than say fifty dollars an hour

you probably can't afford a VA. You need to do the maths around that.

If you're worth less than fifty dollars now but you're really really really slow

at bookkeeping then it might actually still be worth it because the

bookkeepers going to be really fast and efficient and it's going to save you money. So

you just need to do the maths around it. If you going to do it based on hourly, do the

maths. If you can do package outcome-based

you know why you hired them, you know what should achieved by the end of it

and and it's just clearer and easier for everyone to assess how that relationship is

going in terms of providing value. Absolutely and I think it also just

means that you know if anyone's ever tried to hire an assistant but doing it

on an ad hoc basis there's that kind of pressure and stress of oh my goodness

I've got to find something to give this person to do this week and that's actually

to me not an empowering way to be working. Stevie's got her set list of

outcomes every month that she just does and I don't have to think about it at

all you know it just happen sand to me that's leverage because

it's just it's guaranteed activity and things that need to be done in the

business every single week, every single month and you know to me that is what we

should be thinking about as coaches and thought leaders you know what are those

tasks that you need consistently done every week, every month and imagine you

know write them all down and imagine how that's going to feel if that is taken

off your plate and how much headspace you've got left you know how much how

much time you got left, how much energy you've got left to actually get the get

the stuff done that really will make a massive impact in your business you know

that thinking, that creating, delivering, selling you know that's what you need to

be focusing on. I'm kind of I'm of the mindset and you know one of my

sayings around this is if you don't love it, outsource it. And you know think about

the tasks in terms of if when you do a task it energizes you and lift your

energy then that's probably something that should stay in your you know in

your domain, but if when you do a task and it drains you and you have less

energy, pass it on. I call those "Life Sucking Tasks" or LST. And if it's an LST, sounds

like a disease, and it kind of is, just not the one that you're thinking, then you

know you need to outsource it. You have to.

And back on the whole thing of thinking about what people have to do

I remember years ago that someone who wanted work and I really liked

her and everything and I said tell me what you could do for me and my business? And she

said I could do anything just let me know what you want. And I'd never did

because I just went, "no, you've just given me a task". You're supposed to be doing the tasks.

You're supposed to giving me the solutions and the ideas. You've made it

harder for me, you've added to my business pain by saying, "No, you work it all out"

No, what are you good at and what is the pain

you ease. You tell me, thank you very much. So VAs need to work

that out and and not add... The client is not responsible for your income and

responsible for finding work for you. I'm sorry, they're not. You're responsible for

easing their business pain and that's one of the pains right there. That's so

refreshing to hear you say that and I'm so excited to know that all the VAs in

your network you know have that philosophy as well and and realize that

you know it's not the clients job to come up with your work.

One of the key turning points was when Stevie and I started

working together and what really made a difference to me was she had a really

clear package that said you know I can do weekly newsletters, weekly blogs

weekly social media posts and this is how much it costs every month. I was like

that sound awesome. Yes. And I had been beating my head against a brick wall

trying to work out how I can make working with an assistant work but just

struggling to find out how I was going to come up with all the tasks and as soon as I saw

that I thought that it brilliant. That is done in my business

consistently every single week you know my visibility skyrockets right? And

and without me doing anything. It really is so so powerful so you know for the

coaches and thought leaders listening I highly highly recommend that you know

when you're looking for someone to join your team look for someone who is

packaging up results like what are the results that you consistently need in

your business, what are the things you need delivered regularly in your

business?I think that's much more powerful than going off and finding

someone and hiring them for 20 hours a month or 10 hours a month or whatever it

is for $4 an hour or whatever you know local or offshore

either way if you're then trying to find 20 hours worth of jobs for them to do,

how long does it take you to think about every month? In that case you want them to

be slow so that you don't have to think of as much stuff. If they're really efficient, you've got to think of more work to do.

If your VA one organizes a meeting with you to really understand what it is you need

and where you're going that's a big tick and if they listen and

actually implement something around that the other one is a VA who knows who

they want to work with because they've got the package that is the solution to

that person's business pain.

I have a particular opinion about not paying per hour you know for your VA and you

know yes because you've got to then find the work for them if you're going for a

set number of hours per month but also I find... have you ever

like paid a lawyer, Rosie? Like a $350 per hour

whatever the hourly rate is and then they spend the first 10 minutes going so how was your weekend? How are the kids? Get to the chase!

For a small business owner you know when they're hiring

someone on their team you're praying by the hour I feel like there's always this

tension of are they being the most efficient they absolutely can in that hour?

It's another another reason I really love just the freedom of paying for the

results and saying well, if they get distracted and go and play pokemon, it's not my

problem. If they're having one of those

days, like a brain-dead kinda day, you're not getting penalized for it.

Exactly if they particularly slow at something,

you're not getting penalized for it and then if they're really good at it, they're not

getting penalized for it. Absolutely yeah because of course you know if it

takes them 10 hours to do a task the first week it might take them eight

hours the next time well they should be penalized for getting faster and and

more efficient and better their work .

If they're leveraging it they've created the templates and

stuff like that to get it done, again shouldn't be penalized for it.

So I think hiring hiring assistance by

the hour is one of the ways that I see people going wrong but what other

mistakes do you see business owners making when they're hiring VAs?

They're not really sure on what the outcome is that they want from

it, they know they're stressed, they know they're overworked, but they don't really

have an idea of how they're going to measure whether this works or not. So that's the first one and the second one would be when they kind of feel

sorry for people who go on to the big social media groups and say I need a VA and

then they get 70 responses that they would then need a VA to filter. I always

see the irony in that. You've just added to all of the work that you

need to do. Good luck with that. But the big one that that I see or

this - one not sharing what their goals objectives are with their VA and thinking that

they just a... how people treat receptionists. I was a receptionist for years so I

actually really do respect what they do I know that they keep the business going.

But people do treat them like they are a lesser rank and if you treat your VA

like that your little plebs then they're

going to work, they're not going to work like a partner. So letting them know what

your goals and objectives are and letting them be a part of that so that

they can see where things are going well see where they will not, see when

opportunities come in front of them that would work for you. The second or third... I don't

know what I'm up to, would be not giving them time to learn what your business is

so you might have someone who comes into a business and they're you know in the

employee realm and they're an incredible accountant and they come into the new

business and they know accountancy, right. You would still give them workplace

orientation, you would still let them know how this business works, where it wants

to go, give them time to get their head around stuff, whereas with a VA they kind of

expect them to hit the ground running or that you need to you know write things

down like they're in grade two. You need to meet in the middle and just

see it as someone new coming into your business wants to learn how you want

them to work, without you telling them how to do their job. But also you know to

give them that time and to share with them what it is that you want to achieve

together. So it's all about communication and a little bit of time and respect.

I think respect is really a key point there because you made the point

about people treating their VA is a little bit like plebs and I know that

hierarchy which really just doesn't work I think one of the reasons my

relationship with Stevie works so well is that we are collaborators. We have..

... it's a win-win collaboration and it's such a different energy.

My main VA she knows she's my partner in crime. So her name's Monique and she does

all my writing and stuff for me but she's also my bounce-off ideas,

make sure I'm not doing stupid stuff person and you know she's not a magpie

I like I am which is amazing that's great because I'll go, "oh, shiny thing". And she''l go,

Rosie, I love you but you need to focus on the original shiny thing.

She's actually treating me like a grade two. But that's appropriate so and a lot...

And I think as entrepreneurs we need, that we need that yeah reality check we need

that person who can you know... Because we are

magpies, that's how we roll that's why we do so well is because we do love bright

shiny exciting things that's the thing that makes us awesome

at what we do. But without someone there to balance that and to bring us in

check every now and then you know then get a little bit distressed. Really?

It's funny you should mention that Rosie because I get so distracted by shiny

object syndrome that I created a flowchart to myself and that I need to work

through my decision making before I follow off on the... I love that

Do you have a picture of a magpie... I missed that but

maybe we could add that in. Get on it. So I will make sure that there

is a link to the shiny object syndrome flowchart with the show notes so that

If you kind of get excited by new things... And then we go oh

I've got 4,500 projects on the go and we freak out okay. You should see how many

tabs are open on my other screen over here. I did a webinar a while back and I share

my screen and are like oh my god and one my email inbox is sorted all over that but yeah my tabs... I think a key

indication of how addicted you are to shiny objects is how many domains do you

have registered. A few. Do you collect domains? I've probably got about...

I've culled a few recently, but how many have I registered over the years? I reckon maybe

ah look it's not too crazy maybe 40? Maybe 40 business ideas.

They're like branches of. If I said 40 I reckon that'd be pretty

conservative for me. I know that I know and I think it's just for me

clearer. It's an indicator for me that how much closer I'm getting to

really being in my zone is that I am easily letting go and surrendering

domains as they expire I'm not feeling that need to renew them maybe that could

be a new program and the domain release club because I'm doing that too I am I

think I need that. I let you go. You may go out to the universe with peace.

Domains addiction anonymous. DAA

This is like case in point. Shiny object. We're creating new program for domain addicts.

You need Stevie there and Monique here just tapping us on the shoulder going

just back in bring it back in, the audience has fallen asleep. Except for the ones that have

shiny object syndrome that are going yeah yeah. There's no one else out there who

collects to me like it's a hobby. No. There are.

I'm pretty sure we're not alone here. Awesome alright so I

think it's pretty clear how you created leverage in your business but let's just

spell it out can you give us a bit of an idea so clearly you outsource stuff so

that's leveraging people what about products and systems how have you use

those to create leverage yeah so it's taking me I'm a little bit of a CRM tart. It's

taken me a long time and I'm still on the hunt for the ideal CRM

drives me bonkers. To try and make sure that things the leveraging properly and they just don't

talk to each other the way that I would like them to. One day I

will be just feet up in the Bahamas when everything talks to each other the

way I want it to, but I have my CRM that does a lot of the stuff, so new members coming,

then they get a series of emails introducing to the different programs that exist

within virtually your. You know then if job leads it comes in same sort of thing

we follow up with them, make sure everything's going okay so there's a lot of

automation in that regards in the CRM. I used Zapier to get my website to

speak you know properly to where things are going out mail

wise and all that so few different reason why I need to use different programs.

But I also have I've got my online courses that I've set up so that people

can you know, same questions all the time you might as well make them into a program and

I've got my book again ,same questions all the time

new VAs come in I can go way to start is read this.

and they have worked beautifully for me to try and leverage my time and my

knowledge. Brilliant. Awesome. Love it. And what do you love most

your business? Community. The community. I'm really lucky

I feel really cheeky that my community in Virtually Yours, the network makes my

business more awesome because they are awesome so I'm just obviously have done

something right to attract those people but they make my business better and

they're my clients, so I feel really cheeky about that but I absolutely love it. I love speaking to people openly and honestly about outsourcing and

keeping it real you know you've heard me talk about business undies and stuff like

that. How hard it is outsource your business undies I mean yeah there's a

mess just people's business undies and trying to convey to virtual assistants

that responsibility and around you know handling somebody else business undies and

how hard it is for business owners to let people in because we all create this

perception that things are running beautifully behind the scenes and I'm

pretty sure that 99% of the time that absolutely rubbish and so then you know

especially if there's a VA who says I really admire you and want to work with you and then

you go, check this out. And you think they're going to think I'm the biggest idiot ever because this isn't

working and this isn't working and blah blah blah you know so it can be really

hard to let people in and to do that so it's a really interesting and wonderful

industry because it it does touch on you know that all of those human aspects of

running a business and trying to make it work for you not for what everyone and tells

you it needs to be, but work for you. I love that and I think that

one of the key takeaways really for many people who are listening who were still

stuck in that mindset that I was thinking of a VA as an assistant doing

admin, is expand your mind to the definition of you know see virtual

assistants as an industry and you know within that they're a specialists in

various different zones of genius so I love that.

So thank you we have been talking to Rosie Shilo. So thank you Rosie Shilo.

Where can people find out more about what you do. They just need to head

over to Virtually Yours. There's two ls and two ys in there. Does your head in.

VirtuallyYours.com.au. Cyber stalk me there. I'm on Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin

all that sort of stuff you look at Virtually Yours. Look for the beautiful red

logo and touch base with any of those touch points I'd

love to hear from you. Brilliant. Thanks again Rosie Shilo and we'll be sure to

put all those links in the show notes. Cheers. Have a good day!

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Bangkok Chronicles Follow My Time Living and Working in Thailand's Capital Part 7 - Duration: 16:13.

hi everybody Simon again so this is Bangkok

Chronicles number seven and what I've decided to do I'm going to do a separate

video and put up in the next day or two of how the story of me and the wife how

we met dated married visas and all the rest of it I'll put a separate video up

as I say and then but she will be in the bangkok chronicles as well with me on

the story just in case you don't watch that one you can follow the story

through this so last time we were talking about again in Chinatown I'm

making a lot of money on purses handbags and this sort of thing and we touched on

sunglasses today I'm going to move up the road carry it on to the top of

yellow rap road to where the canal is a little bridge over canal and shortly

I'll drop onto an interactive map with you and show you that now this I was

always into computers wasn't so much into the consoles the Playstations and

Xboxes and things but a friend of mine was really into helicopters

remote-control helicopters another friend of mine was into cars

remote-controlled cars and they both mentioned to me that spare parts they

had to import from China and they cost a fortune and was there any way I can have

a look around to these bits and they gave me a list of bits they wanted now I

went up and down this yeah or a road so many times and I never saw the secret

entrance to this one zone when I found it and got in there I was amazed

now the laws are mentioned on the map about the Playstations and Xboxes of the

day and this is back when we're talking to PlayStation twos you could chip your

Playstations so that you could play copy games but the law stated if you had the

original game you could have a copy game as a backup and that's how they got

around the laws and things I wasn't really interested in buying copy games

because again it's counterfeit but all these hidden shops under here they had

thousands of these copy games but they also sold all the chips so you could

chip your Playstations with instructions in a little pack they also had really

good prices on memory cards as well black discs also and when I got into

this zone I've started buying these bits and pieces the PlayStation chips

especially I bought a few there was different models slightly but abort a

few and I tried them on eBay and they sold very quickly really well

competitors were selling them about 24 pound at a time and I went straight in

at 20 pound they would cost and be sick spanked

so those started moving really well there was all the electrical bits and

pieces there with computers consoles down there but as I went along the zone

then there was an area of all these different board games and different

pieces it was something I wasn't into the toys for the kids these different

characters and things I didn't understand it I kept off that one then

further along all the remote-control stuff and it was just it was fate all

the cars helicopters all the bits so on a second visit took all the paperwork

from my friends handed them over to a couple of people

and yet they had everything I had all the prices my friends will pay I'm from

China with the shipping and it was 70% cheaper but time I shipped them my

friends would say 50% at least so after us communications they're friends so I

bought all that stuff shipped it all they just paid costs I didn't make a

profit on my friends you don't do that but I said to them if they've got other

friends in their clubs and things who want these parts then okay I'll do that

and they can put profit off me and they'd have a bit of a profit as well

and I did a few parcels for their friends but not huge market but their

consoles that was going to be a daily visit for me for months I was my days

were turning into hip a walk breakfast in the morning and Pratt UNAM a

wandering over to the other side of town to Chinatown and then it was pick up

some handbags pick up some purses pick up some same girl as console bits and

pieces just like shopping every day and I couldn't gamble with buying those of

each item because the market on eBay was changing so so rapidly but because I was

going every day I was getting to know all the stall holders and I was asking

them questions of other stuff and they will point to me in many other different

directions so right now I'm going to drop on to the interactive map we'll put

that in here have a look at this so now I've dropped onto the maps onto the

computer to show you about but the areas which I was mainly buying and selling in

this is Chinatown now this interactive map you can actually go onto my website

Lander smiles Thailand calm go along to the YouTube the menu at the top to where

it says YouTube highlight YouTube in the drop down menu will come and you can get

this map in there on the interactive map and you

can actually interact with it it will show you

on the left here all the markets and where I'm getting the different items

from and this whole map a zoom out there's Bangkok and it gives you an idea

this top pass here if you can see the mouse hopefully is my where my Condor

was impressed now market over to the right here that is Nana Plaza saw a

cowboy and then here is the main center of Bangkok with the MBK Siam Square

Paragon all the shopping centers just below this here is patpong night market

and salon and the papal and stamen zone over here is Chinatown now from one side

of Chinatown right across to cable is about seven kilometers and about three

kilometers so I was working mainly in that 7 by 3 so 20 square kilometers

which is a lot that's big and you've got to get around but we'll talk about more

of us in other episodes but that is the interactive map and the main road coming

into Chinatown is the yellow rod road here and everything as i zoom in you can

see this is the main road running right up the middle here all the different

areas watches consoles handbags everything food zones mobile phones it's

all there and you can zoom in end point as I said and look on the left-hand side

there's all your information now if I come off there and go onto Google Maps

this might make it a bit easier for you the road here running down that is the

yellow rap road the Central Road of Chinatown and today

talking on the subject after I done all the handbags and wallets and purses I

was looking for other goods and this was a find that I absolutely loves finding

it was like a secret passageway but this area here right next to the clong the

Canal is where you will find the Sony PlayStation Xbox console games and again

legally you can chip your own PlayStation and Xbox and then you can

buy discs with the game latest games on providing you own the original copy

you're allowed to buy backup discs and this is how they got around chipping the

machines so people could use discs then instead of the cartridges and things but

now with the later Playstations and Xboxes its downloads or or discs anyway

but this area is where you've got it and this little square here it's well

rectangle this is where the market underground hidden zone is and at the

top end is remote-control equipment so we talked about that in a minute let me

show you when you walk up the yellow rock road and come up to the first canal

as a bridge here little bridge there's a hidden entrance and at the other end is

another hidden entrance and if I go to the street view so let me spin it round

I hope this isn't too jerky for you that thing there is central Bangkok and you

come up the our rap road this is Chinatown main road and you can see the

type of shops and side streets and stalls all the way along ATM machines

then you come to that little bridge now it doesn't look much the little bridge

but there's a canal under this bridge and much to my amazement when I walked

up here the pavement drops a couple of steps down here and the first few times

I walked up here completely missed this but between this building and this

building here is the canal and it runs along about 500 meters down there below

the pay for global curb is a couple of steps down there's a secret entrance in

there you go inside and then you're in the zone I just move onto the bridge a

bit more you can see between the buildings all the roofs here now this is

a canal running under long here Krong and they built over it probably

illegally of course but there is a load of shops hidden under there I couldn't

find any photos but if I come back down and we'll go down this road here so

there's your entrance there secret entrance and you come down this side

street and from memory again I'm sorry if it's a bit jerky but just about half

way along here in between a couple of these shops somewhere is a little

alleyway another secret entrance and it's it's hidden it's like down the side

of one of these little shops it is another entrance into that but you can

go to the other end which is along this road onto the next main road it's a bit

of a one-way system but if I now spin the camera around that's the traffic

coming towards you and then down there and the pavement again is

down here is the entrance this end and you can see all the rooms again so that

whole area is hidden and so hard to find but once you find it it's it's amazing

let's look over the tops there you can see down all those now this is over a

canal but look at these roof structures a metal

they've even got air-conditioning units on and under there somewhere is the

canal excellence area anywhere let's drop back on off the computer now now

we're back now you've seen that as I said you can get a map on the website

and you can have a look around yourself I will add more to the map and I'll try

and get as much as I can and it's all learning care for me this map thinks and

the PC how you get it into the video but that showed you the sort of street views

and things of what I was walking around and every one of those little shops in

the rural roads and the side roads were selling different products there was a

lot of industrial stuff around that area it was food carts and all the cooking

machines and things for people and the heated grills for making pancakes so

it's a really busy area but I naturally had gone up that road yellow rat road

and then along through the console market and that then took me into what I

would say is my favorite part and that is all that watch section and all that

other parts will come on to that on another separate video by the way anyway

through these series if you've got any questions about certain products prices

and things drop comments below this was fourteen thirteen years ago something

like that some of the markets have been demolished yes I know but those people

would have moved you will be able to track them down again prices I'm still

pretty clued up on prices on all the stuff for purchasing and selling

but any questions drop below and if there's anything you want to see

specifically in Bangkok that I might go again pop down below so there we go

another one with a little interaction on the map hope you like that so let me

know what you thought of the maps if there's anything you want on the maps

alone and I'll as a sales of a separate video on the wife watch out for that one

I'll catch you soon thanks for watching oh please share thumbs up need the

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3 Best Mountain Bike Computers - Duration: 7:51.

Wiki zone best product advisor behind Amazon wiki zone presents top three best

mountain bike computers let's see which mountain bike computers is best for you

to buy starting with the list number one computer named cat hi fellow 7 cycling

computer 2016 computer information the cat I've lo7 is a cycling computer that

is basic and simplistic unlike other computers that have complex features and

functions the Velo 7 has simple features and basic ride data it will provide data

regarding speed distance and time the computer works via a wired speed sensor

which is mounted to the front fork as well as a spoke magnet for recording

speed when you begin moving the computer will automatically turn on and start

recording data alternatively when you are inactive for over 10 minutes the

computer will go into power saving mode this feature will extend the life of

your battery this extremely affordable cycling computer provides you with all

of the essential data you need and it is incredibly simple to use the Cateye Velo

7 has a tactile button on the front of the unit which allows you to flip

through time distance maximum speed average speed and odometer when it comes

to your current speed this information is constantly displayed at the top of

the screen therefore you will always have two data points current speed and

another of your choice and you can use the display to compare these points as

you can see this top of the best mountain bike computer is simple

efficient and easy to read you can't find better at this price highlighted

features has seven functions and four features it is also come with pace Aero

zip-tie bracket also has larger screen / one-button operation / auto start / stop

/ simple tire size setup pros easy to mount you can interpret the

stats easily to shows speed elapsed time distance and the standard clock you can

mount it on a stem to list number two computer named cat I straw the wireless

bicycle computer computer information another great mountain biking computer

is cat is TR ADA Wireless B I cycle computer unlike the unit above this

function rich by computer does not have any wires the result is a sleek and

elegant unit that looks good in performs even better the light weight by computer

comes with eight modes which you can switch between by pressing the bottom of

the computer these modes include current speed average speed maximum speed trip

distance second trip distance total distance Galax time and 12 24-hour time

dot you can then use these modes to determine the efficiency of your

workouts and to plan for workouts in the future the cat I strata is also simple

to use as it has a touchscreen interface your current speed is displayed at the

top while your desired mode will appear at the bottom there is also an up/down

arrow which compares your current speed to your average speed additionally this

computer has an inbuilt digital wireless system that communicates with the wheel

sensor when it comes to mounting the computer you will use the tool free

bracket to secure the computer to the bike stem or handlebars other features

that you can take advantage of include an integrated clock a programmable

odometer an auto power saving mode an auto start/stop function a programmable

speed unit a pace arrow and support for two wheel sizes highlighted features two

cr2032 batteries included very lightweight a function wireless

displays speed max speed average speed prose it can be easily installed and

this is accurate it stays secure in the mount that comes with the package people

can easily remove a - you can program it easily to show the desired stats doesn't

have wires like most of the bike computers list number three computer

named Garmin Edge 810 GPS spike computer computer information the Garmin Edge ei8

question mark 10 is the ultimate GPS spike computer this computer has been

built for the cyclist who is looking for an advanced device which can cater to

training and navigation alike this GPS bike computer has been ruggedly built

and it comes with a waterproof shell so that you can use it in wet conditions

the computer also has a 17 hour battery life meaning that you no longer have to

worry about your computer going off mid ride when it comes to the touchscreen of

the computer you will be happy that it is easy to operate even with gloves on

or when wet this Garmin Edge 810 offers you a range of features via your Android

or Apple device and some of these features include social media sharing

live tracking and weather updates you can also use the computer to access

Ordnance Survey maps making it perfect for commuting touring and other extended

activities few computers provide such precise and versatile navigation

capabilities continually this model comes with advanced training

capabilities as it can record your speed metrics distance ascent descent and

grade additionally if you use it with a nt+ sensors then it can measure your

heart rate power and speed as if that is not amazing enough the computer allows

you to create profiles and then tailor them to your cycling activity for

example Road touring and mounting you can create multiple profiles and then

switch between them depending on your ride once all of your data is

connected you can analyze it and send it to your phone or computer via bluetooth

you can also use Garmin connect to share it with your friends and family Garmin

Connect also comes with a tracking page so that your friends and family can

follow your ride training or race in real time highlighted features instantly

upload ride data via the Garmin Connect mobile app also has displays

market-leading comprehensive ride data weight 3.5 ounces pros gives you a

turn-by-turn navigation guidance it can work perfectly well with your smart

phone you can upload your ride statistics automatically to it Garmin

Edge 810 is compatible with an plus sensor devices the touchscreen makes it

easy for bikers to operate this device thank you for watching our video about

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