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Cómo se DIGITALIZA una PYME (Transformación Digital) - Duration: 7:36.

how an SME digitalized today

day digital transformation is key

in any business

so today took reference

This video an article published by

raúl salgado in the newspaper La Razon

talking about how digitalized one

SMEs and which was one of the people who

He collaborated in the as says

digital processing is a process

adaptation to market is key

for the survival of businesses

is in my name is juan merodio and

Welcome new video

If this is your first time if you want to learn

all digital marketing tricks

Started by subscribing to my

channel to not miss anything

el 40 por ciento de las compañías

españolas no existirá en su forma

actual en apenas cuatro años no van a

sobrevivir las más fuertes ni la más

grande sino las que mejor se adapten a

esta nueva era

como decía la teoría de darwin

digitalizarse morir en definitiva no

puro darwinismo mientras que la

reducción de costes es la principal

ventaja que las empresas españolas

esperan obtener aplicando la tecnología

en sus modelos de negocio la

transformación digital de la que tanto

se habla de los procesos internos

constituye el reto prioritario a día de

hoy para cualquier pyme la

digitalización implica una nueva

visión no que debe ser compartida por

toda la empresa para cambiar realmente

la gestión o el adn de la compañía

que obligatoriamente tiene que ser mucho

más ágil para avanzar al ritmo

frenético que demanda el mercado de hoy

la clave del éxito de la

transformación digital es que la alta

dirección lidere un proceso de cambio

cultural y organizativo dote de mayor

autonomía a los equipos reduzca los

mandos intermedios y fomente la

colaboración esto es imprescindible y

es que si los máximos responsables de

las empresas no confían en las ventajas

de la digitalización pues no van a

aportar los recursos suficientes para

llevarla a cabo que es lo que pasa en

muchas compañías más allá de que hoy

en día se hable de la figura del cci

vital officer no el cd o como la persona

interna encargada del proceso

también hay quien defiende la

inversión de una figura externa como

consecuencia de los conflictos que puede

llegar a generar ya que a los empleados

que llevan muchos años haciendo el

trabajo de una cierta manera pues al

final este cambio va van molestarles en

sus hábitos no yo soy más partidario

mucho de esta de esta figura externa que

creo que genera es más sana para la

empresa en el medio largo plazo

la mayoría de los adolescentes llevan

en sus bolsillos más tecnología de las

que aporta muchas pymes a sus

trabajadores y que no es de extrañar

por ejemplo que el índice en el rey del

foro económico mundial que se encarga

de medir el grado de decir

digitalización de un país españa

ocupa la posición 34

otro propia de países con un desarrollo

muy inferior

la clave principal para la

digitalización de una pyme residen

dejar de pensar en tecnología y empezar

a pensar por cambiar la cultura de las

compañías no es tecnología la

tecnología no hace digital una empresa

además en este artículo comentaba que

la digitalización es un proceso de

evolución y adaptación a la realidad

de mercado que jugó un papel clave en

la rentabilidad y en la supervivencia de

una compañía

además esto debe realizarse de una

manera ordenada estratégica y ágil y

por supuesto por el personal adecuado

para no perder el tiempo ya que es un

factor clave en el éxito

bien es cierto que la transformación

digital de las pymes suele ser más

sencilla que la de grandes corporaciones

no da que las pymes son mucho más

flexibles y también lo es el proceso de

adaptación

resulta más fácilmente exitoso no pero

hay que tener claro dónde se está y

dónde se quiere ir

la formación además en este aspecto es

esencial para toda la compañía debe

formarse al cien por cien en cien por

cien de los empleados en habilidades

núcleo digitales

luego focalizando en cada persona o

departamento ciertos conocimientos

según las necesidades que requiera cada

puesto

tras esta decisión ya de meternos de

lleno en esta digitalización alejandro

crimen o el ceo de la empresa kyocera

destacaba cinco fases claramente

definidas la primera capacitación hacia

competencias digitales donde la

digitalización al completo debe conocer

cómo la tecnología internet y las

redes sociales han cambiado tanto el

entorno empresarial como las relaciones

con clientes 2 estrategia digital

la tecnología tiene que alinearse con

los procesos clave de la organización

para crear una nueva cultura digital no

el modelo organizativo a de rediseñarse

situando al cliente en el centro lo que

se denomina el cas toma el centro city 3

transformar la organización

la empresa debe dirigirse hacia una

nueva forma de pensar de desarrollar

ideas no

este profesional comentaba también la

importancia de implantar redes sociales

corporativas diseñar entornos de

trabajo mucho más colaborativos

implantar estrategias de casomera

speriens y esforzarse para la detección

captación y desarrollo del

obvio talento interno de la compañía 4

diseño la hoja de ruta hacia esta

digitalización debe diseñarse mediante

un modelo de clasificación de clientes

y prospectos para lo que podemos

utilizar un que un crm no ya sea a

través de la web del blog de otros

canales digitales no utilizando también

un plan de social media reputación

digital un plan de negocio de cada país

y todo con un cuadro de mandos bien

organizado cinco gobierno

finalmente se tiene que establecer los

parámetros de ejecución plazo y todos

y especialmente de mejora continua

digitalizarse no es tener una página

web no es tener un perfil en facebook

una cuenta en twitter o en instagram o

hacer sus vídeos para youtube

entre los instrumentos más potentes

resaltan los crm es no gastó manual y

songs in management las redes sociales

corporativas las herramientas claudi

potro vox

así como todas aquellas que permitan

tomar una conciencia digital

de igual modo el social business

intelligence ayuda a centrarse más en

los clientes que la propia organización

además podemos utilizar metodologías

como el design thinking no que facilita

el diseño de procesos y experiencias y

por supuesto sin olvidar el big data

para procesarla cada vez más ingente

cantidad de datos que tenemos a

disposición de las empresas por lo

tanto se debe pensar en soluciones

tecnológicas con capacidad de conectar

personas dispositivos y negocios

la implementación de software

colaborativo también no donde los

empleados puedan compartir todo tipo de

información y las soluciones que

automaticen los procesos claves

debemos pensar que aumentar la

inversión que no el gasto en la

digitalización tenido un retorno a la

cuenta de resultados ya que la

transformación digital demostrado

elevar la facturación agilizar los

procesos reduce los costes incrementar

la productividad de los empleados y en

definitiva mejorar los márgenes de

beneficio de una empresa

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Why learn Spanish - Duration: 0:59.

Why learn Spanish

400 million native speakers in 30 countries

#2 native language in the world

Easy to learn

and pronounce

Great for literature,

business,

travel

and fun

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How to learn Spanish fast - Duration: 1:19.

How to learn Spanish fast

Don't just study it

Surround yourself with the language

Watch movies in Spanish

Read books

Listen to music

Or, even better...

Travel to Spain or Latin America

to study Spanish there

Explore your new country

Eat,

speak

and dream in Spanish

And that's how you learn Spanish fast

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7 New Upcoming Interesting and Cool Whatsapp Features - Duration: 1:38.

upcoming whatsapp features

whatsapp secrets

whatsapp

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Mind Your Language with Deepika Padukone - Duration: 1:58.

You don't know the value of a pinch of vermilion, Mr Ramesh.

Ek chutki sindoor!

Hi this is MissMalini and today is one of my favourite days...

I actually woke up really excited. I tweeted to you as well.

These are the days that I love my job more

is when I get to hang out with you.

It's really true because you have a really happy energy.

So basically I am going to give you the dialogue

or the song lyric in English

and you have to tell me what the Hindi one is.

I am going to... you are going to win the game.

You will be amazing. There are no losers here.

These black shades look really nice on your fair face.

Kala Chashma!

Why am I having so much fun? Did you mix drugs in the air?

Tune hawa mein bhaang milaya.

I have become lovely after reading your name.

Main lovely ho gayi yaar naam tera padh ke.

I have broken all signals for you. I have left my girlfriend in Delhi for you.

It is too easy!

Dilliwali Girlfriend.

Dog! Creep! I will drink your blood!

Kutta..

Kutte, Kameene...

Bhagwaan ke liye...

No, 'drink your blood!'... That's a different one.

Main.. main...tera khoon pee jaunga.

Small things keep happening in big countries.

Chhote chhote desho mein...

Bade bade desho mein aisi chhoti chhoti baatein!

There is a saying that if you really desire something from the heart

Agar aap kisi cheez ko poore dil se chaho

toh poori kaynaath usse milaane ki koshish mein lagg jaati hai.

There you go!

If I stay with you for 2 more minutes, I will fall in love with you... again.

Agar main tumhare saath do minute aur rahi toh...

Main tumse...

toh mujhe tumse pyaar ho jaega firse.

Look at this, you are killing it!

You don't know the value of a pinch of vermilion, Mr Ramesh.

Ek chutki sindoor!

How did you get that? That's so good!

If you like this video or the game that we just played

like

subscribe

Not here, not there...

Down here!

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My 7 Best Revision Techniques For University Alevels GCSEs | Beat & Reduce Exam Stress Study Tips - Duration: 1:03.

so being here at UCLA is brought back memories of how stressful exams can be

we all need some stress because without it we wouldn't do anything and here are

my top tips to beat the exam stress first get a wall chart and your exam

dates on a plan what are you going to revise wet I'd say 15 minute breaks

every couple of hours because your brain rewards and look there's so much good

stay away the stimulus like energy drinks because they can reduce your

concentration instead eat healthy have plenty of fluids and eat slow burning

carbs for these energy throughout the day and don't forget to have plenty of

fruits now so stuff don't stop your regular exercising produces endorphins

and that's how feel-good hormones don't do all-nighters your brain needs rest

and actually perform better with correctly if you don't have exams Mixel

lastly you're gonna do great and if you don't have exams make sure to share this

video someone who needs it hey guys thanks for watching if you haven't

already hit that follower subscribe button now to get more videos

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Palak Keema Recipe - Easy Recipe | Cook With Fariha (2017) - Duration: 4:49.

Hello Friends

Today we are going to make Keema Palak

Let's start

Take a pan, add butter and wait until it melt

Cut Green Chilies and add in it

Fry them

Once green changes color and start smelling

Then we'll add spinach

We'll cook it on medium heat

Cook until spinach water dries off

Take another pan and add oil

Add Cumin seeds and fry the

Add Onion and fry until it's golden brown

Once it's golden brown then add ginger & garlic paste

And fry

Now add Ground Beef

Parch it

Add Garam Masala Powder and keep parching

I have added all ingredients roasted in my homemade Garam Masala Powder

So We don't have to add Coriander Powder & Cumin Powder

Then add Turmeric Powder, Red Crushed Chili

Add Tomatoes

Beat yogurt properly and add as well

Mix it well

On the other hand, spinach should be like this. Water dries off as well

Now turn off the stove

Spinach is ready, we'll use this in last

When mince cooks completely

Mince is leaving oil

It's frying

Keep cooking until tomatoes dissolves

Now add spinach which we made earlier

1 bunch spinach will enough for 1/2 kg mince

You can adjust accordingly

Again mix it well

Add Dried Fenugreek Leaves

Mix it and let it cook for 10 minutes on low heat/ steam

It's ready

It's delicious and healthy as well

It's also good for kids

Garnish with Ginger

You can garnish with as you like

Serve this to your guests

If like this do thumbs up

Don't forget to comment

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Thanks For Watching, Good Bye

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Spotify® RapCaviar

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i-team @ ISSA Interclean Las Vegas 2017 - Duration: 3:20.

A warm welcome to the ISSA Las Vegas show, i-team Global. And we'd like to have a little tour with you guys

to show you some new featured products which we're showcasing here at the Las Vegas show, so just follow me and walk around with me to the products.

So here in this corner we have the i-mop XL and the i-mop XXL. Showcasing the product, showing the productivity of the product as well as add-on features.

For example like the Slip Alert down here on the floor, which is a slip meter (new to the marketplace).

It makes slip measuring extremely easy and comfortable.

As you can see here, we have our guys demoing on the show floor all day long, and it has been an extremely busy day today.

So this is pretty new to the industry, that we have concentrated on power packs and power solutions for our clients,

that we have one power solution with different capacities.

Surrounded by all the products, so that they can in turn share one common battery system.

Hi guys! We're here at the ISSA Vegas 2017. We've got a couple of new products on display.

Some other stuff we have going on is our partnership with Made Blue.

We've partnered with Made Blue on the i-mop XL & XXL

Made Blue is an organization that will help us offset the water consumption of our products,

so they help us mirror our water that's being used by our products like the i-mop and the i-mop XXL, and turn this into fresh drinking water in third-world countries.

My name is Frank van De Ven. I'm the CEO and founder of the i-team group.

i-team stands for a group of companies around the world working as team members together.

Sharing and multiplying, that's our device.

Doing that, a show is a very good opportunity to meet and greet a lot of people,

meet our team members around the world, meet new customers and clients,

and really talk with them about what the cleaning is all about.

i-team is a team of products. We team them up, and they become a family. And we are now building on i-team solutions.

Which is what we call four dimensions.

And the four dimensions will be the floor, the walls, the furniture and the ceiling.

And all of them will be connected as 4D solutions.

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How do I - Versioned builds (repeatable builds) - Duration: 2:18.

In this short video I will try to explain versioned builds which is Codename One's

approach for repeatable builds.

Before we begin, versioned builds are a pro feature that has extended functionality in

the enterprise tier.

I'll talk more about that soon but first, what does versioned build actually mean?

With versioned builds we send a build to a specific Codename One point version.

For instance, you can send a build to Codename One 3.7 and it will build against the exact

version of Codename One that existed when 3.7 was released.

This allows you to avoid potential regressions due to frequent changes in the build server

that might impact compatibility.

It's also useful for testing purposes, if your app suddenly fails you can use versioned

build to see if this is due to a change in the Codename One servers.

As I mentioned before there is a difference between enterprise and pro subscriptions.

For enterprise developers we support up to 18 months back.

That means an enterprise user can build against a version released in the past 18 months which

is typically 4 releases back.

The pro versions include 5 month support which typically maps to the last one or two releases.

You can enable versioned build by selecting the specific version in the Codename One Settings

tool under the basics section.

This opens the list of versions and you can pick the right one.

You can use update client libs to update the simulator to that specific release as well.

Thanks for watching, I hope you found this helpful.

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- Sir Alvod - top 5 parks of London - Duration: 10:05.

hi guys and welcome in another amazing video

today with this wonderful cloudy day

we'll go around london and i will show you all the parks

all...i mean

i will show you the best 5 parks for me

we are in Alexandra park, in Wood green

is one of my favorite parks because from here you can see the city, even if a little bit far

but i'll show you better when we'll on the top

guys did you see the amazing view from here?

this is one of my favorite parks

it's a ten minuts fom my house, very easy

how you can see, it's a oasi

today there is a little bit noisy because is friday and there is a skate park here

and the children are playing

but this place is really quiet

it's getting cold, it's better if i wear a sweatshirt

what is this??? come on, it's deformed

seems a mouse

and this guys was Alexandra park

now we moving in another park, see you there

here we are again, we are in green park

is this one behind me, where is the Buckingham palace

and we going in St. James park

from there we can see the London eye and the Big Ben

yes i know, i have changed outfit

i didn't make this video all in one day

and now we going in Hyde park and kensington gardens

here we are in Hyde park

the most biggest park in the middle of London

now i show you all the exploration of this park

and then we'll go in Kensington gardens

called Italians gardens

i have to be careful at the bicycles

is this park, exactly behind here

in christmas time

from the half of november

to the first of gennuary, there is Winter wonderland

it's a...amusement park

It's a really cool thing, it seems to be in a magical world

is full of lights, foods and attractions

it's really a typical thing, I advise you

it's passed 12am and is time to eat

so i enjoy the view and rest a bit

this was Hyde park with Kensington gardens

now we have to walk about 15/20 minute

and we going in the next park

kyoto garden

but you'll see how is amazing

and welcome in the fourth park of the day

this is my favorite one

but i don't want spoiler nothing

this is one of the smaller, but one of the most beautiful

would you ever tell us that we are in London?

this is something I like this city

even if there is chaos in the center of town, just take a bus or a tube

or walk as well and came in place like this

here we were in Holland park

with the wonderful Kyoto Gardens

this was the fourth park of the day, now we go in the last one

see you in a second

and welcome in the fifth and last park of the day

now we are in Regent's park

to be precise this is primrose hill

and Regent's park is in the opposite side

firts i show you the hill

where you can see all the city of London

and then i will bring you in Regent's park

for the nice things

you have to work hard

the video does not see much but here it is really uphill

and this one was primrose hill

did you see the amazing view?

the bad luck is that almost all the parks are directed where the sun rises, not where it goes

so to watch the dawn I should come here at 6am

and is not so easy

now we go across the street and we'll show you Regent's park

is an elephant standing on the trunk

and this was Regent's park, the last one of the day

i hope you enjoy the video, let me know with a "chin"

whit a chin??

whit a comment below

with a blue thumb

subscribe at my channel

stay tuned and we see in a next video

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My 7 Best Revision Techniques For University Alevels GCSEs | Beat & Reduce Exam Stress Study Tips - Duration: 1:03.

so being here at UCLA is brought back memories of how stressful exams can be

we all need some stress because without it we wouldn't do anything and here are

my top tips to beat the exam stress first get a wall chart and your exam

dates on a plan what are you going to revise wet I'd say 15 minute breaks

every couple of hours because your brain rewards and look there's so much good

stay away the stimulus like energy drinks because they can reduce your

concentration instead eat healthy have plenty of fluids and eat slow burning

carbs for these energy throughout the day and don't forget to have plenty of

fruits now so stuff don't stop your regular exercising produces endorphins

and that's how feel-good hormones don't do all-nighters your brain needs rest

and actually perform better with correctly if you don't have exams Mixel

lastly you're gonna do great and if you don't have exams make sure to share this

video someone who needs it hey guys thanks for watching if you haven't

already hit that follower subscribe button now to get more videos

For more infomation >> My 7 Best Revision Techniques For University Alevels GCSEs | Beat & Reduce Exam Stress Study Tips - Duration: 1:03.

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Terraria Calamity boss Voice Reel! + Analysis. - Duration: 6:34.

Ugh! Stupid brat! I will make you drown!

You dare challenge the hive mind?!

You shall die for your actions!

And will be punished!

You are no god, but I shall consume your essence regardless!

Missiles launched! Target Routine initiated!

I am Signus, envoy of the Devourer

You shall feel pain and suffering!

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Splatoon 2 Acid Hues (English Short Ver.) - Duration: 1:19.

~Knell!~

I took a look, back in time.

And thought that if I ever cared.

To be placed in a world,

that seems like it's not always fair.

But then, I stopped to think about you.

And I told myself that,

for you, I'm here, I won't go anywhere.

Can't blame you, for the troubles that I had,

that wouldn't seem too kind.

You're willing to take on your challenges,

as well as mines.

We don't always know what to do,

but understand our love is

Ying and Yang at times.

Together we shine.

Without you I feel blue.

Not strong, can't go on.

But when I said "Let's paint the town red."

A smile started to form.

An endless, endless friendship.

when we're together every thing's like,

Round-n-round it goes.

DON'T STOP LET'S GO!!!

Told them once.

That no one can stop us.

The ride or dies a must!

WHAT?!

If you feel bothered, step away!

'Cuz I told you my friend and I are here to stay.

Now slide to the left, if you can't play our game!

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When I do count the clock that tells the time, And see the brave day sunk in hideous night;

When I behold the violet past prime, And sable curls all silvered o'er with white;

When lofty trees I see barren of leaves, Which erst from heat did canopy the herd,

And summer's green all girded up in sheaves Borne on the bier with white and bristly beard;

Then of thy beauty do I question make, That thou among the wastes of time must go,

Since sweets and beauties do themselves forsake And die as fast as they see others grow,

And nothing 'gainst Time's scythe can make defense

Save breed to brave him when he takes thee hence.

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How to BEST Improve Your English Listening | My TOP 5 TIPS - Duration: 13:30.

Hi everyone, welcome back to English with Max.

I know it's been a few months since I last filmed a video, but I'm very happy to be back.

Frank is happy too. I think George doesn't care.

But anyway, in this video I'm going to give you my top five tips to help you

improve your English listening skills. Obviously all language teachers have

their opinions about this, so I thought I'd give you my two cents.

I like to see these as five basic principles and you can apply them to any

language you're learning. In fact I've come up with these not just by thinking

about my experience as an English teacher, but also by thinking about what

I've done to work on my foreign languages. In my next video I'll talk to

you about some very useful resources that you can use to work on your English listening.

Tip number one: listen to what you like.

I know lots of English teachers talk about variety, as if variety were the most important thing,

but personally, I don't really believe that. At least not for most people learning English.

Of course, if you want to be an interpreter, like I used to, then yes, you need to

listen to a wide variety of things because as an interpreter you're

expected to understand everything. Including stuff about building materials

and financial tools, for example. But for most people, I believe that listening to

something you like - that you find funny or interesting - is the best way. And the

reasons why are very simple: if you like something you're more likely to listen

to it carefully, because you really want to understand what's being said, and

you're more likely to continue listening and to listen more often. If you choose,

for example, a podcast on a topic that doesn't interest you, but that you think

you "should" listen to, there's a good chance that you won't listen to it. If

you're thinking, "Oh God, I should listen to that," then find something else.

There's a lot to choose from. Don't worry if it's not intellectual, or

if it doesn't seem like "the most useful thing". Just try to make your listening

practice enjoyable so it doesn't seem like a chore.

Please don't misunderstand me. I'm not saying that you shouldn't have any

variety. And if you're, for example, going to sit a hard English exam, then of

course, some variety is important. I'm just saying that it shouldn't be your

guiding principle. In any case, what normally happens is that after a while

you become tired of listening to the same thing, and so you naturally start to

look for other material.

Tip number two: listen to a variety of accents.

I know I just said, "Don't worry about variety," but I meant that in terms of subject matter.

When it comes to accents, on the other hand, I think that it's important to

listen to a variety of accents. That doesn't mean you have to listen to

different accents every day or even every week, but, for example, if you're

listening to British English all the time and you find American English

difficult, then I think it's a good idea to sometimes listen to American English.

And you also need to take into account that there are different accents within countries.

Tip number three: listen to your level.

Obviously if you have an advanced level, you're probably not going to listen to

things aimed at beginners. If it's far too easy,

you're not going to progress very much. But similarly, if you have a low level,

I don't think it's a good idea to always listen to very advanced audio.

Yes, listening to something that's too hard is better than listening to nothing at

all, because at least you're hearing the sound and the rhythm of English. But it's

never a lot of fun if you're not understanding very much. You'll probably

get bored. Remember, as I said for tip number one, you don't want to get bored.

You might get frustrated. And it probably won't help you get used to English

sentence structures, because you're mainly just hearing sounds if you don't

understand anything. So try to find things that are at your level, or above

your level, but not too far above. You probably still want to understand about

70 to 80 percent. Obviously if you really love movies and you want to watch lots

of movies in English, even though you don't understand much of the audio, by

all means, do that as well. Just don't only listen to things that are too

difficult for you. Of course, once you reach a high level, it's easy to find

material because you can simply listen to things that are aimed at native

speakers. When you're at the beginner/ intermediate stage, it's not so easy

because there isn't as much to choose from. I remember when I was learning

Spanish I watched a lot of Spanish makeup tutorials on YouTube. I did that

because I thought, "Well, the language itself is still very difficult for me, so

I don't want to also have a subject matter that requires a lot of concentration.

When I get a bit better I'll listen to the political debates."

It does mean that I now know a lot of highly useful makeup vocabulary in

Spanish, like "párpado móvil" and I can say things like: "Ahora vamos a difuminar".

But, at least initially, those makeup videos were really useful.

Like I said before, you don't have to listen to intellectual stuff.

In my next video in which I'll talk about listening resources, I'll also

tell you about some great websites where you can find listening material for

beginner and intermediate levels.

Tip number four: listen with and without text.

There seems to be some kind of debate among linguists and language teachers

about whether you should practise listening with or without text.

I personally believe you should do both - if possible. Listening with text obviously

means reading subtitles when you watch something, or reading a transcript when

you listen to a podcast or a listening exercise. And listening without text is

listening without reading. Now both have benefits. The benefits of listening with

text are: it's easier to learn new vocabulary and it can help with

pronunciation. However, in most real-life situations you will not have a text to read.

While we're talking can you just write down everything you're saying?

Uh-uh.

And that is why it is also important to practise listening without text.

As I said, I think the ideal situation is doing both. If you're really trying to

improve your English, dedicate some time a few times a week to listening with

text and some time to listening without text. Now if you're

very busy and you just don't have time to sit down and study English, then

I would favour listening without text. This is for two reasons: firstly, as I said

before, it's what you have to get used to in everyday life; and secondly, most of us,

even if we're busy, we have what is known as "dead time". For example, waiting for the

bus, sitting on the train, waiting in queues. If you live in Paris, you know

what I'm talking about. Just so I don't offend people I know that it's not like

that in all of France, but in Paris there are a lot of queues. And there are also

times when you're doing something that doesn't require a lot of concentration,

so you can listen to something at the same time. For example, when you're

cleaning, doing the dishes, ironing. For some people that also includes driving.

I'm not a great driver so that doesn't apply to me, but you're most likely a

better driver than I am. As a general rule, I think everybody learning English

should always have a listening device with them, like an MP3 player or a

smartphone, when they go out because there are often unexpected moments that

you can take advantage of to practise your listening. And of course,

the more often you practice, the easier it gets.

On a side note, I know that some people

advocate listening to the exact same piece of audio several times -

like, ten times or something. If you find that useful and it works for you, that's great.

Do it. Personally I don't like using that method because after two or three times

listening to the same piece I start to get bored and, as I said earlier, we don't

want to get bored. But yeah, it works for some people.

Tip number five: study English pronunciation and speech.

Obviously it's important to know how individual words are pronounced.

You should particularly be aware of minimal pairs,

like "bitch" and "beach", and "piss" and "piece". As well as homophones like "beach" and "beech".

But it's also important to be aware of how words are pronounced when they are

surrounded by other words. In English we have a lot of reductions, for example.

Let's take the word "of". We don't normally say "a cup of tea".

The "of" typically becomes an "eh" or an "ev".

So we generally say: "a cup eh tea" or "a cup ev tea".

Reductions is a topic for a whole other video so I don't want to talk

about it at length here, but I just want to point out that knowing English

pronunciation isn't just about individual words.

OK, that is it for today.

I'm very curious to know what you do to practise your listening, so please let me

know in the comments below. Please also tell me if you have any listening tips

or anything specific that has helped you. Like I mentioned, my next video is about

resources that I think are very useful for improving your listening skills.

I'll talk about movies, TV shows, YouTube channels, podcasts and websites that have

lots of free downloads. Please remember to share this with your friends, and to

like and subscribe if you liked the video.

See ya next time.

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When I do count the clock that tells the time, And see the brave day sunk in hideous night;

When I behold the violet past prime, And sable curls all silvered o'er with white;

When lofty trees I see barren of leaves, Which erst from heat did canopy the herd,

And summer's green all girded up in sheaves Borne on the bier with white and bristly beard;

Then of thy beauty do I question make, That thou among the wastes of time must go,

Since sweets and beauties do themselves forsake And die as fast as they see others grow,

And nothing 'gainst Time's scythe can make defense

Save breed to brave him when he takes thee hence.

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STATUES ALSO DIE

When men die, they enter history.

When statues die, they enter art.

This botany of death

is what we call culture.

That's because the society of statues is mortal.

One day, their faces of stone crumble and fall to the earth.

A civilization leaves behind itself these mutilated traces

like the pebbles dropped by Petit Poucet.

But history has devoured everything.

An object dies when the living glance

trained upon it disappears.

And when we disappear, our objects will be confined

to the place where we send black things:

to the museum.

PORTRAITS OF ANCESTORS

UTILITARIAN ART / UNKNOWN ORIGIN

UNKNOWN ORIGIN

Black art,

we look at it as if it had its reason for being

in the pleasure it gives us.

The intentions of the black who created it,

the emotions of the black who looks at it,

all of that escapes us.

Because they are written on wood, we take their thoughts

for statues and we find the picturesque

there, where a member of the black community

sees the face of a culture.

AFRICAN MASKS

It is its smile of Reims that she gazes upon.

It is the sign of a lost unity

where art was the guarantee of an agreement between man and the world.

It is the sign of this gravity which delivers her,

beyong métissage and the slave ships,

that ancient land of the ancestors, Africa.

Here is the first division of Earth.

Here is the fetus of the world.

Here is Africa in the 11th century.

12th.

15th.

17th.

From age to age, as its shape slowly unraveled,

Africa was already the land of enigmas.

Black was already the color of sin.

Travelers' tales spoke of monsters, flames,

diabolical apparitions.

The whites already projected onto the blacks their own demons

as a way to purge themselves of them.

And yet, once beyond deserts and forests,

which he believed to be bordering on the kingdom of Satan,

the traveler discovered nations,

palaces.

Which song cradled this little princess?

This little orange ripened in the caves of Benin?

Which cult presided over this little republic of night?

We don't know any more.

These great empires are now dead kingdoms to history.

Contemporaries of Saint Louis, of Joan of Arc,

they are even more unknown to us, than those of Sumer and Babylon.

In the last century,

the flames of conquerors turned this whole past

into an absolute enigma.

Black upon black, black battles in the night of time,

the sinking has left us only with this beautiful, stripped wreckage

which we interrogate.

But if their history is an enigma, their shapes are not foreign to us.

After the Frisians, the monsters, the helmeted Atrides of Benin,

all the vestments of Greece over a people of a sect,

here are their Apollos from Aifé

which strike us with a familiar language.

And it is fair that the black feel pride about

a civilization which is as old as ours is.

Our ancestors can look at each other face-to-face

without looking down with empty eyes.

But this brotherhood in death is not enough for us.

It is much closer to us

that we are going to find the true black art,

that which puzzles us.

The enigma begins right now, here, with this poor art,

this art of hard wood, with this plate for divination,

for instance.

It is not very useful for us to call it a religious object

in a world where everything is religion,

nor to speak of an art object in a world where everything is art.

Art here begins with the spoon

and ends up in the statue.

And it is the same art.

The wisdom in art and the ornament of a useful object

like the head support and the useless beauty of the statue

belong to two different orders.

Here, this difference falls apart when we look closer.

A chalice is not an art object, it is a cult object.

This wooden cup is a chalice.

Everything here is about cult.

Cult of the world.

When he makes the chair rest upon human feet,

the black creates a nature in his image.

Hence, every object is sacred because every creation is sacred.

It recalls the creation of the world and continues it.

The broadest activity cooperates with the world as a whole

where everything is fine.

Where man affirms his reign over things

by imprinting his mark and sometimes his countenance upon them.

Animal shapes like the one over this weaving bobbin,

plant shapes like the ones over these ornamented boxes,

all of creation moves in formation under the fingers of the black artist.

God showed him the way, he imitates God

and this is the way in which he invents man.

Guardians of graves, sentinels of dead people,

watchdogs of the invisible,

these ancestors' statues are not made for the cemetery.

We put stones over our dead

in order to prevent them from escaping.

The black maintains them nearby to honor them and benefit

from their power, in a basket overflowing with their bones.

It is the dead who own all the wisdom

and all the security.

They are the roots of the living.

And their eternal countenance takes, sometimes, the shape of a root.

These roots flourish. The involuntary beauty

of animals and plants shines in a girl's face.

And we can take its light for a smile,

or else its glow for a tear,

and feel touched, on the condition of knowing

that these images ignore us, that they are from another world,

that we have nothing to do in this gathering of ancestors

who are not our ancestors.

We want to see suffering, serenity, humor,

when we know nothing.

Colonizers of the world, we want everything to speak to us:

the beast, the dead, the statues.

And these statues are mute.

They have mouths and don't speak.

They have eyes

and don't see us.

And they are not so much idols as toys, serious toys

which have no value except for what they represent.

There is less idolatry here than in our saints' statues.

Nobody worships these severe dolls.

The black statue is not the God,

it is the prayer.

Prayer for motherhood, for the fertility of women,

for the children's beauty,

it can be covered with ornaments

which have the value of illuminations.

It can also be rough, like this earthen ball

protecting the harvest,

or, still, connected to the earth, to death,

by means of shape and by means of matter.

This is the world of rigour,

each thing has its place within it.

These heads don't have to be frightening,

they have to be fair.

Look carefully at their scars,

this magnetic field where every shape

from sky and earth comes into being.

There's no need for the object to exist and to serve.

This overflow of creation, which deposits its signs

like shells upon the smooth wall of the statue,

is an overflow of imagination,

it is freedom, turning of the sun, flower knot, water curve,

fork of the trees, one after the other,

the techniques are mixed,

the wood subtly imitates the fabric,

the fabric takes its motives from earth.

One realizes that this creation has no limits,

that everything communicates,

and that from its planets to its atoms

this world of rigour comprises by its turning

the world of beauty.

A god made these gestures.

The god who wove this flesh

taught them in turn to weave the cloth

and this gesture sends back every second to the weaving of the world.

And the world is the cloth of the gods, where they received man.

Try to distinguish here which one is the Earth and which one is the cloth,

which one is the black skin and which one is the Earth

seen from an airplane,

which one is the bark of the tree and which one that of the statue.

Here, man is never severed from the world,

the same strength nourishes every fiber.

Those fibers, among which, the foremost sacrilege,

lifting the Earth's skirt, has discovered...

...death.

Beast's mask.

Man's mask.

Mask which participates of both beast and man.

House-mask.

Face-mask.

Pierrot of the rivers.

Harlequin of the forest.

These masks fight against death.

They unveil that which it wants to hide.

Because the familiarity of the dead leads to the domestication of death,

to the government of death by means of spells,

to the transmission of death,

to the charming of death by means of the magic of shells.

And the sorcerer captures in his mirror

the images of this country of death,

where one goes by losing one's memory.

But, winner of the body,

death cannot do anything against the vital strength

spread through every being and which composes its double.

Through life, this double takes sometimes the form of the shadow

or of the reflection in the water

and more than one man gets angry for being hit right there.

But death is not only something one bears,

it is something one gives.

Here is the death of an animal.

Where has the strength which inhabited this hand gone?

It is free now.

It wanders.

It will torment the living until it has taken on its former appearance.

It is to this appearance that the blood of sacrifice is addressed.

And it is this appearance

which is fixed in these legendary metamorphoses

in order to appease it

until these winning faces are done with

repairing the fabric of the world.

And then they die, in their turn.

Classified, labeled,

conserved in the ice of showcases and collections,

they enter into the history of art,

paradise of the forms

where the most mysterious relationships are established.

We recognize Greece

in an old African head of 2000 years;

Japan in a mask from Logoué;

and still India;

Sumerian idols;

our Roman Christ;

or our modern art.

But at the same time it receives this title of glory,

black art becomes a dead language

and that which is born over its death is the jargon of decadence.

Its religious requirements are followed by commercial requirements.

And given that the white is the buyer, given that demand outstrips supply,

given that it is necessary to go fast,

black art becomes indigenous handicraft.

Each time even more degraded replicas of the beautiful pictures

invented by African culture are fabricated.

Here, the village is vulgarized, the technique is impoverished.

In the country where every form had its signification,

where the gracefulness of a curve was a declaration of love to the world,

one becomes accustomed to an art of bazaar.

These fake jewels,

which the explorers offer to the savages in order to please them,

end up being sent back to us by the blacks.

The particular beauty of black art

is substituted by a general ugliness.

An art where the objects become bibelots,

a cosmopolitan art.

An art of the flower-pot, the paperweight

and the souvenir pen-rack,

where one sees, transparently, the Tower of Babel.

Also an art of portraits.

Henceforth incapable of expressing the essential,

the sculptor seeks after resemblance.

We taught him not to carve beyond the tip of his nose.

But that which we make disappear from Africa

doesn't count for much among us compared to what we have in store.

That's because we are the Martians of Africa.

We disembark from our planet

with our way of seeing, with our white magic,

and with our machines.

We cure the black of his diseases, it is certain.

He catches ours, it is certain as well.

Who loses and who wins in the exchange

has been of no concern whatsoever.

The magic devised to protect them when they die on their own account

is powerless when they die on our account.

Against the Christian paradise and the lay immortality,

the cult of ancestors evaporates,

the monument to the dead becomes a substitute for the funeral statue.

All of this dominated by the whites, who see things from their heights,

which rise above the contradictions of reality.

From these heights, Africa seems orderly, rich,

covered with people from modern cities,

filled with its concrete igloos like white blood cells

of civilization.

From such heights, Africa is a wonderful laboratory

where it is possible to partially prefabricate

the kind of good black dreamt up by the good whites.

Then all this protective apparatus which gave sense and form

to black art dissolves and disappears.

It is the whites who intend to take on the role of the ancestors.

The true statue for protection, exorcism and fecundity

henceforth is their silhouette.

Everything unites against black art.

Caught in a pass between Islam, enemy of the images,

and Christianity, which burns idols,

African culture collapses.

In order to lift it up again, the Church attempts a métissage:

the black-christian art.

But each of the two influences destroys the other.

And this flawed wedding makes Catholicism in Africa lose

its exuberance, its glow,

everything that blacks, indeed, anyone had recognized in Europe.

Temporal power practices the same austerity.

All that was pretext for works of art is replaced

be it clothing,

symbolic gestures,

intrigues,

or talking.

One says "yes, yes, yes".

Sometimes, one says "no"!

There, that is the black artist who says it.

And so a new form of art shows up: the art of combat.

Art of transition for a period of transition.

Art of the present time, between a lost greatness

and another to conquer.

Art of the provisional, whose ambition is not to last, but to witness.

Here the problem of the subject is not posed.

The subject is this naturally ungrateful earth

this naturally troublesome climate

and inside work, at an unfathomable scale,

the rhythm of the factory confronting the rhythm of nature:

Ford meets Tarzan.

The subject is this black man, mutilated from his culture

and without contact with our culture.

His work is able to provide neither spiritual nor social sustenance,

he works for nothing, his reward is nothing

but a derisory salary.

Into this country of gift and exchange, we have introduced money.

We buy the blacks' work and we degrade it.

We buy their art and we degrade it.

The religious dance becomes spectacle.

We pay the blacks to give us the comedy of their joy and their fervour.

In this way, by the side of the black-slave,

appears a second figure, the black-puppet.

His strength serves us, his prowess amuses us,

on the side, he serves us as well.

Nations which are endowed with racist traditions

find it all the more natural to entrust to men of color

the concern for the nation's olympic glories.

But a black in motion is still black art.

And in sport

the black can find, hoping for the best,

a fine terrain for mystifying the white's pride.

The white does not always appreciate the joke.

It happens that he cries "foul" when things are turning out bad.

If a black boxer manages to defeat a white one

in a country marked by Hitlerian racism

they try to break him down with blows of menacing insults and projectiles:

he had better stay in his place.

And when it's no longer for play,

when the blacks, for instance, join the labor struggle,

it's the blows of guns and batons that break up the demonstrations.

This climate of premeditated threat

drives the black artist into a new metamorphosis

and, in the ring, or in an orchestra,

his role consists of returning the blows that his brother has received

in the street.

And witness here, far from the appearances of black art:

for the art of communion, the art of invention

finds accomodations within this world of loneliness and the machine.

The man who had impressed his mark upon things

now accomplishes empty gestures.

What we have is that, which from the bottom of this loneliness

will create a new community.

Black art was the instrument of a will to grasp the world

and also of the will which undertook to change its form.

Look well at this technique,

which frees mankind from magic.

It presents sometimes with magic a strange relationship of gestures.

It is always against death which one fights.

Science, as magic,

admits the necessity of the sacrifice of the animal.

The virtue of blood.

The harnessing of malevolent forces.

The sorcerer captures images everyday.

And death

is always a country where one proceeds at the cost of one's memories.

No. We are not redeemed by shutting off the blacks within their own celebrity.

There would be nothing to prevent us from being, together,

the inheritors of two pasts

if that equality could be recovered in the present.

Less remarked, it is prefigured by the only equality denied to no one...

...that of repression.

Because there is no rupture between African civilization and ours.

The faces of black art

fell off from the same human face,

like the serpent's skin.

Beyond their dead forms,

we recognize this promise,

common to all the great cultures,

of a man who is victorious over the world.

And, white or black,

our future is made of this promise.

THE END

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How to learn Spanish fast - Duration: 1:19.

How to learn Spanish fast

Don't just study it

Surround yourself with the language

Watch movies in Spanish

Read books

Listen to music

Or, even better...

Travel to Spain or Latin America

to study Spanish there

Explore your new country

Eat,

speak

and dream in Spanish

And that's how you learn Spanish fast

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We have recently introduced a new DC motors series with an Ingress Protection 65.

My name is Alexandros Aposkitis, DC Motors Product Manager for Transtecno Group.

Such important step is permitting us to face the outdoors applications challenge.

Available power from 100 to 800W at 12 and 24Volts.

Few and essential technical arrangements, like IP65 fairlead, O-rings between tube and

flanges, oil seal on motor shaft, allowed us to obtain a certificate according to EN60529.

IP65 motors are always available in our inventory.

Please watch the following applications.

Now it's up to you.

Be in contact with us, it's our pleasure to serve you!

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[THE ORDINARY LIFE OF MS. 'O'! S3] EP3. Falling in Love Can Be A Good Thing - Duration: 3:33.

THE ORDINARY LIFE OF MS. 'O'! 3

You always say you hate it.

-Why do you do it if you hate it? -Huh?

-What? -Don't you know?

Know what?

-How did you know? -Know what?

-How could you not know? -Know what?

-How long have you known? -Well...

You already knew, right?

They went on their vacation

at the same time and place.

Isn't it nice?

Even in the scalding heat,

You must be hot, Mr. Oh.

-they only cared about each other. -Thank you.

-I'll do it. -Working overtime

You really like working overtime, Mr. Oh.

was a sweet date.

Here's your coffee.

They showed too much affection.

-What's that? -I got a latte.

-What did you get? -A regular latte.

It was very obvious,

especially on days they fought.

What's with them?

They're fighting.

Seriously, I was fighting for our Play Green campaign.

You also took the same days off.

Can you stop doing that? It piles up the work for us.

Dating at work is like that.

-You think it's a secret. -I had no idea.

But everyone knows.

Oh!

Go away!

I'll leave first. See you later.

That's how it is.

-What's good about dating at work? -It's not good.

-It's not? -I'm sure it's rather thrilling.

When you meet at the elevator

and meet eyes for that split second,

it's rather thrilling, isn't it?

When I tell my boyfriend about work,

I have to start with its history.

Right, who the manager is and what happened before that.

Also, when you're working late,

don't they put a jacket over you and buy you sushi?

Se-eun?

You should sleep at home after you finish up.

-That's too unreal. -Good job!

There are a lot of perks.

-That's not bad. -Well,

I like that I don't have to take the time to meet.

-It's very ordinary, -Let's toast to that.

-but it's very special. -Cheers!

Congrats.

Whatever it is,

I hope you don't overthink it.

Worrying and thinking about it in advance

and missing the good things happening now

would be too disappointing.

-Ms. O, how about some ramen? -Sure.

FALLING IN LOVE CAN BE A GOOD THING, THE ORDINARY LIFE OF MS. 'O'!

You must be thirsty. Drink up.

I should've grown some bean sprouts.

Wake up!

SELECT TODAY'S MISSION

PHOTO LIBRARY

MS. 'O'

IT'S "TOMATO" FRONTWARDS AND BACKWARDS.

#PLAY GREEN #TABLE-TOP GARDENING #HANGOVER CURES #NEXT IS BEAN SPROUTS

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[THE ORDINARY LIFE OF MS. 'O'! S3] EP4. That Was Natural - Duration: 3:54.

THE ORDINARY LIFE OF MS. 'O'! 4

What was that? That face.

You're adorable.

Effortless but chic.

Natural, easy wear.

I suppose

it's about feeling good about yourself.

If you can go to sleep feeling happy,

that's all that matters.

I look different today.

Isn't it strange?

Sometimes, things don't work out

the more you try.

Perhaps it's because you're trying too hard.

RECYCLING

I want to play too.

I was here first.

-You should wait your turn. -You lose!

You ruined my game!

How's the game?

-You get to play one game. -Okay.

-You can't tell Mom about this. -Okay.

I should get going.

Do what comes naturally.

Don't try too hard.

Do as your heart desires.

-Do you like steamed buns? -What?

That would be a lot more charming.

Do you want to eat together?

I want to repay you for the buns, as a friend.

Well...

As a friend of a friend, and...

You also let him play.

They're hot.

Sure.

-Uncle, I want to play again. -What?

Sure.

THE ORDINARY LIFE OF MS. 'O'! THAT WAS NATURAL.

TODAY'S MISSION, WEARING ECHO BAGS

MS. O

WEARING MY PERSONALLY DESIGNED ECO-BAG

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