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How Is Kissing Different Around The World - Duration: 6:47.

If you've been following Japan-related news over the last decade, you'll know an interesting

phenomenon is taking place there: a lot of young folks are just not getting into relationships.

Anti-dating might be a little extreme in Japan, but it seems the single trend is becoming

widespread all over the developed world.

A recent Pew report states that in the U.S., the number of under 25s that have never been

married is at its highest level since we started recording such statistics.

It seems we are still kissing, though, with the UK and U.S. media citing reports that

say at about the age of 15 more than 70 percent of teens have their first kiss.

Nonetheless, an American Anthropologist study tells us that only 46 percent of cultures

kiss romantically.

How we do it is also different, and that's what we'll explore today in this episode

of the Infographics Show, How Is Kissing Different Around the World.

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Kissing can mean a number of things, such as an expression of faith when kissing a religious

object, a greeting, or even an act of showing respect.

Today we are going to focus more on the romantic and affectionate type of kissing.

This type of kissing has been around for some time, with anthropologists claiming that it

either evolved from kiss feeding – mothers passing food to babies with their mouths – and

other academics stating that the act is entirely instinctual - meaning it's just what happens

naturally when passions run high.

Anthropologists have unearthed instances of romantic kissing in ancient Sumerian and Egyptian

poetry, and historians agree that the Romans were quite fond of the act.

Historians also agree that after the fall of the Roman Empire, kissing went out of fashion,

only for literature to bring it back again.

Who could forget the sweet lines of Romeo talking to Juliet in Shakespeare's Italy-based

play: "My lips, two blushing pilgrims, ready stand.

To smooth that rough touch with a tender kiss."

This brings us to what many western cultures believe to be the ultimate romantic kiss,

something we call the French kiss.

Such a kiss is a step-up from the peck, the kiss with pursed lips.

In the French kiss the mouth opens and tongues touch.

Also known as a deep kiss, it was actually first called a Florentine kiss.

Here we can give the Italians some credit again for their introduction of this intimate

act.

Some researchers say it was only until American and British troops fought in France in the

early part of the 20th century that it was popularized in those nations.

Apparently the Brits and the Americans were very impressed with this act of passion, and

soon the amorous tête-à-tête could be seen on the silver screens all around the world.

As we said earlier, many cultures don't have romantic kissing.

A recent study of 168 cultures revealed that only 77 of them did indeed kiss the passionate

way.

At the same time, some cultures have their traditional methods of kissing which are being

replaced as a younger generation grows up in a more globalized environment.

Such is the case in Thailand, a country where the record for the longest romantic kiss was

performed.

Guinness World Records reports that that kiss lasted 58 hours, 35 minutes and 58 seconds.

The couple beat 8 other couples in the kissing contest, including a rather energetic couple

in their 70s.

What's strange though about Thailand being the home of the longest kiss, is that French

kissing is relatively new in the country and still sometimes left out of relationships.

Reading expatriate forums in Thailand you can see that the sniff kiss confuses quite

a lot of foreigners in the country.

"My wife does this to me quite a lot and only in private," wrote one expat.

But what is it?

Apparently the intimate gesture requires that you rest your closed lips on another person's

cheek and with your nose also touching the cheek take in a good sniff.

One expat remarks that the kiss is "really beautiful...much more delicate than the usual

kiss."

He also said he took it back to Europe and it worked a charm with the women there.

Sniff kissing, or cheek kissing, is common in many Asian cultures.

In fact, in 1897, anthropologist Paul d'Enjoy remarked that kissing lip-to-lip in some Asian

cultures he studied was even seen as a form of cannibalism.

A form of kissing you've probably come across but perhaps not practiced in a relationship

is what western cultures call the Eskimo kiss.

This is an Inuit traditional act of warmth in which two people lightly press their noses

together.

It was given the name Eskimo kiss after Arctic explorers noticed Inuit people rubbing their

noses together.

Such an expression of warmth though is also practiced in the New Zealand Māori culture,

as well as in parts of Bengal and Timor.

It is thought to have developed in the Inuit culture since all your body is covered up

to keep warm, the end of the nose is about the only place you can use to kiss.

The similar Māori kiss is known as the Hongi.

This consists of not only touching noses but also foreheads.

The Hongi is traditionally practiced as a greeting and a sign of respect, but can also

be very intimate when performed by people who are close.

When you are doing the hongi you are actually sharing your soul with another person.

According to various media, one country that has an exceptional kissing culture is Brazil.

One blogger calls the country's traditional deep kiss, the beijo, "a full-on facial

and salival assault".

The writer describes it as a kind of intense French kiss in which more fluids are shared

than usual.

This could be an exaggeration, though, but what most commentators of Brazilian culture

agree on is that Brazil is a kissing culture.

You might be expected to kiss when you greet in Brazil, although there seems to be a system.

One blogger writes that in Rio de Janeiro people kiss both cheeks while in São Paulo

they just kiss one cheek.

Cheek kissing, or air-kissing the cheek, is common in many parts of the world, although

not always do men do it to other men as a greeting.

In the Arab world you'll find that men kissing men as a greeting is very normal.

Try that in the UK and you might create an awkward moment, although just across the English

Channel in France men kissing men is quite ordinary.

In Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia and Montenegro it is also quite common for men to kiss other

men as a greeting, but again, do that in the United States and the recipient of the kiss

may feel a threshold has been crossed.

As you'll already know from our other shows, such up-close affection is frowned upon in

many parts of Asia, although find yourself at a hi-society party and things can soon

change.

In fact, in some Asian cultures there was no word for kissing until recently, such as

in Japan where the English word is used: Kissu.

In China if you were to kiss someone in public you would certainly cause a lot of distress.

For this reason web forums are full of people asking if the Chinese actually kiss at all.

Do they do it?

Of course they do, although you should remember that this intimate act is reserved for private

areas and only after you've formed a decent bond.

In India it was reported that in 2014 conservative folks marched in the streets as a protest

against kissing.

But India is the home of the Kama Sutra and ancient poems in Hindu texts describing the

art of kissing.

The India Times asked in one article how some people in India could be outraged over an

act it practically invented.

Therefore, kiss away in India, but be aware some people might not like it.

In some cultures, there is just no such thing as kissing.

This includes sub-Saharan Africa, New Guinea, and Amazonian foragers, regions where anthropologists

are yet to see an instance of a romantic kiss.

In fact, many hunter-gatherer or nomadic cultures such as African tribes and Asian hill tribes

do not have kissing.

They might have ways to show affection, though.

According to one report the Oceanic kiss involves no touching at all, but passing your open

mouth in front of someone else's open mouth.

Some cultures actually view the act of procreation as merely work one must endure to keep the

population healthy, so passion is not so much the norm.

You just do the job at hand.

So, what is the kissing culture like in your country?

Are there ways to kiss that we haven't mentioned.

Let us know in the comments!

Also, be sure to check out our other video called Taboos Around the World!

Thanks for watching, and, as always, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe.

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[English Sub]怎样制作天然色粉植物果蔬粉 How to make natural food color powder - Duration: 2:51.

You probably noticed I don't like using food color.

I use natural food color powder from fruits and vegetables

many of you ask me where do I buy it

some of the powdered food color you can buy from nutrition food store or online

like red beet powder

black charcoal powder

brown color cocoa powder

and green color matcha powder

those are easier to find

most of the time I have to make my own

today I am going to show you how to make two different color vegetable powder

so you can use the same way to make other powders

First, lets make yellow color pumpkin powder

wash and peel pumpkin, slice thinly

then put on the tray of the dehydrator

other fruits and vegetables that do not need precook can use this way

like spinach, strawberry, beet, and carrot

you can use this way

making purple yam powder

steam or bake the yam

peel off the skin and cut into small pieces

also put on the tray of the dehydrator

similar vegetables that need precook

like potato, taro, Chinese yam and so on

you can use this way

The temperature I usually set the highest

because you want it extremely dry to make the powder

dehydrate more than 6 hours

you need to adjust according to different dehydrator and how thin you slice as well

The better way is to check them once a while

If they are already dry and crispy that means they are ready

Then you need to grind them

any kind of grinder will work

then sift the powder

the thinner the sifter the better

Then transfer the powder into a jar

If you can get some dryer that would be great

it can absorb the moisture from the air

Though we already sift it, I still suggest you sift again before you color the food

because the powder is very easily to absorb moisture

Well done. For some of you especially who have children at home

you don't need to worry about chemical food additive any more

If you like my video or channel, welcome to like and subscribe

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never ever think small if you're going to accomplish anything you have to think

big you have to go and shoot for the stars

the biggest challenge most people have is because they think small and the

reason why people think small and why did you choose small little goals is

because they are afraid to fail they know that if you shoot for big goal then

the chances of failing are very high and they're afraid of failing there's one of

the most common things why people are frozen and by the kidman make a move in

life because they're scared of failing I say to myself hey I'm not worried about

failing because that's part of life you're not gonna be going win everything

and how far can you fall look at this this is the ground that's as far as I

can fall and you know something that the only time you really consider the

failure is if you fall and you don't get up but if you get up you're never

considered a failure so I never considered myself a failure I always

consider myself a winner even though AFL every so often but I

always got up and I always move forward this is the important thing I never had

any patience of course for Smita thinking small little something then go

all out and do it well and this was not just the case in bodybuilding I didn't

just want to be a bodybuilding champion I wanted to be the greatest bodybuilder

four times I wondered if the most muscle the the most muscle of all times the

most definition I wanted to win the most trophies the most World Championship

titles I just wanted to be the best and the same is also in movies I didn't you

think about being in movies no I wanted to be a movie star I wanted to have a

bomb I love building I wanted to become the

highest paid entertainer I'd face if you wanted to be another John Wayne what's

wrong with that

there I go people ask me all the time what is the secret to success the thing

that can give you the long version here

and the long version is that I actually always had five rules and everything

that I did always use those five rules and those five rules helped me to become

successful in various different areas and I think I believe that those rules

can be applied to almost anyone and everyone you don't need to be a

bodybuilding champion you don't need to want to be a governor of California

whether it be an action here or anything like that if you want to excel in

whatever you do those rules are for you it's that simple

I think that we all here like to be successful and we are driven so that's

why those rules apply to you so my first rule is find your vision and

follow it you see I think it's the most important thing that we have a very

clear vision of where we go a goal where do we go because you can have the best

ship in the world you can have the best cruise liner but if the captain does not

know where to go that ship will drift around the world and out there that sea

and we'll never end up anywhere this is exactly the way it is in real life if

you don't have a core if you don't have a vision you just drift around you're

not gonna be happy this is why it is so important to have that vision now I

created that vision in Austria because I grew up after the Second World War the

problem was that everyone was so depressed because they lost the war that

there was alcoholism everywhere there was of course depression there was a

terrible economic situation there was famine there was starvation and all of

those things and also it was kind of a little place and narrow I felt kind of I

wanted to get out of there I wanted to escape and I couldn't see myself really

do work there in the stadia to work in the factory of the work in the farm

although even to follow my father's footsteps to become a police officer I

couldn't see that either and I think that's what my parents wanted me to do

but that's not what I saw this was the vision of my parents but not mine and

luckily one day in school I watched a documentary about America and I found

myself I knew exactly that is where I wanted to end up I wanted to be in

America everything that I saw in that that commander just loved everything was

so big I remember the tall skyscrapers the monstrous bridges the giant freeways

filled with beautiful cars the huge jet liners movie stars Muscle

Beach and all of those things I could not wait to get there the question was

just how do I get there how do I get the America I mean it's just not a common

thing to do way back in the 50s no one had the

I need to travel or anything but one day I was fortunate enough to see a magazine

and Dead magazine showed me the path to America and it was a bodybuilding

magazine and on the cover bust is very muscular guy then was standing there

like Hercules with the Hercules outfit his name was Reggie Park this rich Park

was undercover and I remember the cover said mr. universe becomes Hercules star

I read the article as fast as I could learning about how he grew up in Leeds

in England poor in how he trained five hours a day every single day and trained

and trained and trained and lifted weights and then he finally became mr.

Great Britain and then he could became mr. universe at any one a second mr.

Universe title in the third mr. Universe title and then all of a sudden he landed

in Rome in cinecittà doing Hercules movies and yeah he made

millions of dollars and this this money he took he bought himself a gymnasium

chain in South Africa he became a successful gymnasium owner in a syrette

I became more and more certain about my own future as I read this story I was so

excited so interested I knew exactly that I wanted to become another reg Park

I know he laid out the blueprint for my life basically

I could see myself I could visualize myself clearly to be a champion on that

same stage where he wanted mr. universe and then the move to America then get

into movies and then become rich and famous I had that vision very clearly

laid out I was so happy that I knew exactly where I was going

from that moment on everything that I did no matter how hard I had to work or

how much I had to struggle it didn't matter

it was a wonderful joyride because I knew what the purpose was and I found my

passion the simple truth is if you don't have a vision

if you don't have a goal if you don't see your future laid out in front of you

you're just floating around without a purpose and I think that the numbers

speak for themselves this is why so many people around the world are unhappy with

their jobs I mean in America 74 percent of the people hate their job and would

like to change jobs but think about that that means that only a quarter of the

Americans love the life's work I mean that is a very depressing statistic I

always smile when I worked the matter how hard I work I always had a great

time no matter what I did it didn't matter if I was in bodybuilding or if it

was in the movies of it was as governor I remember in the pumping iron days

people asked me in the gym all the time why are you smiling all the time why are

you so happy you have to lift 50 tons of weights you have to Train five hours a

day I mean I look at the other bodybuilders faces and lifters faces and

they look kind of depressing they look sour they're miserable that they have to

lift weights you don't look miserable you look happy and I'd tell them always

they say I smile because I know exactly did every rep that I do there every set

that I do every weight did I live to get one step closer to turning that vision

of mine into reality and becoming that mr. universe I could not wait to lift

another 500 pounds in the squats I could not wait to do another thousand sit-ups

I could not wait to do bench press more bench press and more girls until I

couldn't move my arms anymore because I knew that every rep got me

closer to standing on that stage as a champion as a matter of fact when I

lifted weights I didn't really feel like I was lifting weights I felt like I was

lifting a trophy over my head each time I lift it and they'll have all those

bodybuilders around me and thousands of people screaming

and I tell you that this vision didn't just help me in bodybuilding and help

living everything like I said I remember in the movie business there was many

times stunts that they had to do we I got hurt

that was in pain the agony had to do it over and over again I remember one

incident specifically and Conan the Barbarian there there I was crawling on

all four unwaxed over rocks and gravel holding my sword right in front of me

and as I was crawling the camera followed me it was around thirty feet

that the crawlin does rocks in his gravel and eventually after ten takes my

elbows my knees started bleeding and hurting and the director came to me

sheepishly and said to me sis do you mind if we do another take I need a

close-up of you and I said him no I don't mind at all I said going to as

many takes as you want this is none I don't want to do that because I know

you're in pain you're beating I said no no I don't feel any pain I say the only

thing I see is is the finished scene

this is why I did not feel that pain I did not care if I was bleeding on my

knees because I know that pain is temporary but the film is permanent and

I explained that to the director so this is why I try to tell you always discover

your vision and the rest will follow

you

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litecoin - GPU Miner on Linux (RX 580 )

This video will demonstrate how to create an account on the suprnova pool website and how to mine litecoin using an AMD Radeon RX 580 graphic card and a computer running Ubuntu linux version 17.

WARNING - The instructions presented in this video were tested only on Ubuntu linux version 17.

Follow me on steemit: @virtualcoin

Open your browser, access the suprnova website and create a new account.(Link in the description)

Now, create a worker account.

Update your apt-get database, using the command below:

Install the required packages using the following commands.

Create a download folder to the driver in the linux computer:

Download the AMD Radeon RX 480 installation package. (Link in the description)

Transfer the RX 580 installation package to the folder that you created in the linux computer.

I used the WinSCP program to send the file from a Windows computer to the linux.

Extract and install the RX 580 / 480 video card driver:

Create a folder to the application SDK in the linux computer:

Download the AMD Application SDK installation package.

Transfer the application SDK installation package to the folder that you created in the linux computer.

I used the WinSCP program to send the file from a Windows computer to the linux.

Extract and install the application SDK

Create a folder to the ADL SDK in the linux computer

Download the AMD Display library.(Link in the description)

Transfer the ADL SDK package to the folder that you created in the linux computer.

I used the WinSCP program to send the file from a Windows computer to the linux.

Extract the ADL SDK package:

Now, let's clone the GPU miner program called sgminer:

Compile and install the sgminer:

Use this command to mine litecoin:

REMEMBER to replace my account virtualcoin.litecoin for your account and password.

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What wants to be shared here is not a way to prepare the "café", but to show

that life can be equal to "coffee"

since the planting of the coffee plantation, its harvest, its processing, its moement

and its preparation in liquid form for consumption

Now apply this to your life. Our "soul" (if you believe that there are souls) was planted in our bodies, but ...

(but as I like to call shells or carcasses, as you prefer)

and passed us the basics of life, (like always making the right choices in life)

and we unknowingly end up passing this learning on to our children (or friends if you are a person who does not want children)

and its processing is when we stop and reflect as for example

" How can I apply this in my day to day? Or was that the right choice for my life? "

" How could I apply this in my day to day? Or was that the right choice for my life? "

just like they did not do us there at the beginning

And you must be wondering ...

" And the preparation in liquid form? What would it be like or where does it fit in? "

This is an answer that only each of us can answer because it can

have multiple paths or ... Final results.

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Up your PHOTOGRAPHY COMPOSITION game with SUBFRAMING - Duration: 9:56.

what is up everybody welcome back to the show we are back into photo assignments

once again today and we are going to be doing photo assignment number 11 which

deals with something called sub framing sub framing is a technique where you use

elements within your composition to frame up your subject so the end result

is a picture within a picture one of my favorite photographers who uses this

technique quite a bit is Robert Frank now Robert Frank does street photography

and because street photography is improvised you're going to see him using

sometimes literal objects that will frame something in whether that's a car door

or maybe that's a window and then other times it's very subtle like he'll use

buildings in the background to frame in the subject and send them up to draw

your eye in

another photographer whose work I greatly admire is actually somebody that I

know through making these videos because he participates in photo assignments

religiously and fanatically I always get like 20 entries his name is Craig

Whitehead you might know him by his moniker online which is sixstreetunder

what I like about Craig's work is that he takes a lot of the ideas and the

approaches from what we saw in the 1940s and the 1950s in terms of street

photography but then he adds a modern aesthetic into it he shoots with longer

focal length lenses he has a wonderful wonderful sense of color that he likes

to use check out how Craig uses sub framing

so for this photo assignment I thought it would be a good idea to start by just

showing you some images so you would begin to get a feel for what I'm talking

about with sub framing but I want to dig a little bit deeper into it and talk

about why it works let me illustrate okay

this is a blank sheet of paper this will represent a photograph I'm going to make

a point of something that occurs within visual composition it is time for some

of Ted's patented bad drawing skills bear with me folks this is not an

interesting photograph this is just a little drawing that I'm using to make a

point here and that is is this still works in the sense that your eye is

drawn to the subject which is this poorly drawn stick figure down here and

the reason that is we talked about this in the last photo assignment this is

negative space and so what you have is you have this extreme juxtaposition

between a very low activity that's going on here

and the stick figure who's down here so first of all the scale but also the use

of negative space this obviously isn't very practical when we're talking about

photography because photography especially if you're shooting street

photography you're not in a studio situation you are dealing with what's

around you and typically for instance out on the street you're gonna have

buildings and cars and other people and signs and logos and advertisements and

more logos and more advertisements and it becomes very difficult to actually

isolate your subject enough to create that type of interest so for example

I've got a good one that I'm going to show you here what if you wanted to

shoot the Chrysler Building in New York the Chrysler Building is an amazing looking

building and if you've ever been in New York City and you've seen that skyline

you know that it's cluttered with a lot of other stuff so how would you use a

technique to be able to isolate that to draw your eye into that as your subject

okay check this out this is a photo I'm talking about of the Chrysler Building

and it's been isolated now what is the technique that's been used here well it

is sub framing Baril has used an empty office building to actually create a

secondary frame within the composition to show you the Chrysler Building and to

isolate it from its surroundings Tom Baril is one of my favorite

photographers and another thing I want to point out is on the Chrysler Building

is check out the scale that's involved there in juxtaposition to the size of

the photograph it's really pretty small and my point that I want to make is

that when you use sub framing this is a way to start using scale to your

advantage to create interest within a photograph bring

interest to your subject now using scale especially smaller scales within the

photo is hard to do and that's why most people don't use it that's why people

use longer lenses and they tend to get up closer to things to isolate it from

its surroundings but when you do this and you put the effort in it can be very

effective one other point that I want to make about a photograph is a photograph

is a two-dimensional object so we see photos on two dimensions whether it's on

a sheet of paper in a book on a screen whatever but a photograph is a

representation of a three-dimensional world and photography does this so well

because you have depth of field you can use blur to knock things out of focus to

create that depth but I also want to point out that the deal with sub

framing is is that you can create sub framing by using something that is in

front of your subject to frame it in you can also use something that is behind

the subject so let's go check out a couple examples of this so we're gonna

look at some portraits that were taken by Arnold Newman who is one of my

favorites and Arnold Newman is typically associated with the environmental

portrait so the environmental portrait is you take your subject and you put

them in an environment that supports who they are what they do and so this first

one is a very extreme example of sub framing but this is a sculptor this is

Isamu Noguchi and his head is literally stuck in the middle of this

sculpture and I think this really proves the point but it also supports and it

has a way of bringing your attention into the subject and it supports who

they are and I think another example of that that uses sub framing that is

probably a little more conventional is this which is I.M. Pei who the famous

architect and we are seeing him through a little window but it's using a lot of

black space so what he has done is through sub framing he has created the

whole idea of negative space in its relationship to the subject and so draws

your eye in and it also supports the fact that he is an architect we don't

actually see the architecture but if we did it would be distracting so I think

this is a great solution that and he came up with for that another one this

is of the famous pop artist Roy Lichtenstein again we're using sub

framing but the thing I want you to notice here and this is something that

Arnold Newman did quite a bit of which is use something behind the subject for

your sub framing so you can see that there's a canvas behind his head and

what that does is it draws your eye and it creates more contrast it's a black

and white photo between the background and the subject and it's very subtle

but this is sub framing from the backside and another example of this is the

famous painter Josef Albers who did all these color studies that were kind of a

square within a square and he used that as a contraption or a device to

sub-frame against the subject so again it creates a little bit of interest if

it were an all black background it's not necessarily distracting and it would

work but this creates more interest because it's one of Albers paintings

again you see this with Georgia O'Keeffe as she is standing against an easel that

has a skull on the top of it but anyway… these are pretty classical

examples of sub framing the way Arnold Newman did it another photographer that

I want to look at that is one of my favorites is Dan Winters now this is not

a style that Dan Winters is typically associated with he typically is known

for his work shooting portraits of celebrities against flat backgrounds

and these are some of my favorites and what I like about these first of all the

subject in this photo is these little figures clear out at the water on the

beach and you're seeing these taken between the legs in the foreground okay

so first of all this is breaking rules putting subjects out of focus in the

foreground is a no-no it's distracting it shouldn't work but he's using it as a

compositional device and this is what is really interesting he's using this to

draw your attention and he's using that depth of field with the camera that

photography is inherited of I mean it's not like painting where you have to

create that it exists with the camera and it's drawing your interest in and

it's a really interesting use of sub framing another one that I think is

really subtle is this pointing hand and it's just framed up between two people

again in the foreground out-of-focus but where's your eye drawn I think it's

pretty obvious and then finally another one which is the Statue of Liberty and

you have tourists in the front and I think much like the environmental

portraits that we're looking at that that Arnold Newman had done you're

looking at a technique and the importance here is that you're drawing

the attention into something that in this case is small and scale but in both

cases Arnold Newman and Dan Winters is the subjects or whatever is doing the

sub framing is there to support the subject and the intent of the

composition I think that is very important so that is sub framing and

that is your assignment for this segment of photo assignments if you are new to

the show and you have no idea what photo assignments are these are these weekly

challenges that we do to that are designed to improve your creative thinking and

your overall skills as a photographer essentially these are designed so you

can go back and do them at any time but if you want to participate in the moment

as we are doing them basically what I do is that give the assignment on a Monday

and then the following Monday I do the recap video and people who have

submitted work during that week I will feature the best ones on the show so if

you want to know how to submit your work I have an entire video explaining how to

do that that I will link up here or in the show description wherever you're

viewing this so go check that out if you want to participate and as far as a

deadline people always want me to put the deadline in here and let's do that

so today is September 11, 2017 let's go for September 18th is when the next

video will go out and I'll give you until - I'll make the video on Sunday

which is the 17th so September 16th that is your deadline that is Saturday by

midnight or whenever - or by the time I start doing it I mean sometimes like

literally I sit down and there's a couple things that just flew in and I'll

consider them so anyway I will make that video on the 17th to just make sure you

have your images submitted before then and if you have any questions please

leave them in the comments below and if you enjoyed this video please remember to like it

share it subscribe to the Art of Photography for more videos I will see

you guys in the next one until then later

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Is Online Scheduling Software A Security Risk? - Presented on Light Board - Duration: 2:39.

One big misconception that plagues lots of technologies (not just online scheduling)

is that 'It's insecure because it's in the cloud.'

The concept of cloud based computing has exploded over the last two decades, and for good reason.

Most organizations couldn't afford to operate the way they do if they had to rely on local

computing.

The cost to acquire and maintain the hardware is just too great.

Luckily for us, some very smart people have figured out how to consolidate these resources

into a large network of computing power.

This grants users around the world access at any given time, and does so at a significant

reduction in cost.

And so the cloud was born.

However, by doing so, this has introduced the need to restrict who can access the cloud,

how they access the cloud, and what they do in it.

This is where the need for security comes in.

All of today's major online scheduling providers view the security of their system as a top

priority.

As larger companies and even government organizations rely more and more in online scheduling, providers

have had to continually invest in the security of their systems.

This means they're doing everything to stay at the forefront of industry standards, and

even beyond this, to ensure they protect the data they store for their clients.

This is great news for small businesses who want to maintain high security while reducing

costs.

By using the same scheduler as one of these larger or government organizations, you gain

high-level security without having to fork-out the extra cost.

So, when you're shopping for online scheduling software, be sure you choose a product that

is trusted by these larger organizations.

Chances are, by using a scheduler like this, you'll be more secure than what you're doing

today.

If you're ready to start shopping for online appointment scheduling software,

we'd like to help, by giving you a free demo of AppointmentPlus™

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9 benefits that lemon can do for you that surely you did not know - Duration: 3:54.

Lemon is a citrus that when you use it can be a great ally for health, that is

why today in todo en salud we will show you 9 little known benefits of this fruit.

Lemon contains vitamins such as C, E, B, A, D and B12 and minerals such as selenium,

potassium, magnesium and iron; it also contains malic and formic acid, essential oils

d-limonene, citroneal and felandreno.

Among the main uses you can give lemon are:

Lemon for the skin: The astringent and antibacterial properties of lemon can be very

useful to clean the skin and keep it healthy.

For this you only have to make a sugar and lemon scrub and apply on the skin before

going to sleep, leave for 20 minutes and remove with warm water.

This way you will get a skin of envy.

Pimple Lemon: Pimples can be reduced by using lemon

in combination with crushed aspirin. This combination of ingredients will remove

bacteria in the area with blackheads, just leave the lemon

paste and aspirin on the face by 2 hours at night and then remove with warm water to notice

the results.

Lemon for armpit stains: armpits can be smeared over time, lemon

can be very effective to rinse them again for that you should mix lemon juice,

ground oats and a spoonful of honey, create a paste, apply in the armpits and leave

for 2 hours and then remove with water.

Lemon to moisturize lips: Lemons can be very useful for improving the appearance

of lips, it hydrates them, protects them from climatic conditions and gives them a

natural shine.

Lemon Nail: Dip the nails into lemon juice can help fight

and prevent fungus, improve the hardness of these and improve their appearance.

Lemon for hair: if you want to lighten the hair either by zones or in its entirety

the lemon can be a great ally, for this you only have to apply the lemon juice in the

area and expose to the sun for an hour, this process will cause the intensity of the hair

to decrease.

. Lemon as a natural rinse: its antibacterial components will be of great help to clean

the mouth area and teeth, if combined with baking soda the results will be

amazing, this combination should be used moderately because constant use

can damage the dental enamel.

Lemon for canker sores or sores: canker sores can be difficult to remove but luckily

lemon can help you eliminate them easily, all you have to do is put lemon

juice directly in the area and let it dry, do this three times until the

sores are removed completely.

Lemon for sore throat: Sore throat can be very annoying, the good

news is that lemon can be a great help to relieve it, all you need

is to squeeze a lemon into a glass of water and gargle with this during the day.

Those are some uses that the lemon can do for the health of your body, now that

you know them do not waste their properties and start using it.

We hope that this video has been useful to you, remember that your opinion is very important

so score, comment and share and if you have not subscribed, subscribe to the daily

upload new videos.

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SPIDERMAN Colors For Children w/ Lightning MCQUEEN Disney Cars save Donald Duck

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Retention: How to Get Back in the eLearn Groove - Duration: 3:06.

Welcome back…

It's good to see you again!

You are here because it's been awhile since you've been online…. and that's okay!

We are here to help you get started with eLearn again.

In this video, we will talk about what it means to be inactive and the steps we will

take to get you online again.

So let's get started.

How did I become inactive?

There are 2 ways to become inactive in eLearn… either:

In eLearn, we understand that life happens.

Sometimes we get busy at work or things come up with our family.

And that's okay.

There are often forces outside of ourselves that can get in the way of our goals.

We also sometimes make mistakes in life that take us down a different path.

And that's what can make online classes great.

You can get started again whenever you are ready, and now we can build a new plan to

help you do well in eLearn.

Also remember that you didn't give up on yourself.

You are taking steps to get online and start studying towards the HiSET again.

So take a few minutes to be proud that you are using a #growthmindset to stick with it

even when things are tough.

So let's talk about how to get active in eLearn again.

The first step will be to get in touch with Shandi, our eLearn retention coach.

You can either email Shandi or click in the notes to schedule a conference call.

This can be on the phone, Hangouts, or as a video chat.

During your conference, we will focus on a few things:

What's going well in eLearn and the positives we can learn from your first experience

What could be better; why did you become inactive and how can we set ourselves up for success

this time?

We will also look at your test scores and classes you've taken so we can build a new

study plan And in doing so, we will set a goal for when

you hope to pass the HiSEt by and lastly, we will schedule your next GAIN/TABE

test so we can get updated test scores in the system.

After you finish the conference, you can get started right away with an Intro to Coaching

class, which will last 4 weeks and help you build a full plan for online success.

So remember, the first step after watching this video is to schedule a chat with Shandi

so we can help you get back online!

Again, we are so happy to have you back.

We are ready to help you in whatever way we can to help you succeed.

See ya online!

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THE RESTART - Duration: 1:42.

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VIENNA/NOW Top Pick: 6 best cafés to get a taste of Vienna's traditional coffee culture - Duration: 1:57.

Vienna is world renowned for its stunning and historical coffee houses.

I'm here in Café Jelinek which could almost be considered a landmark.

So, on that note,

here's our pick of the most beautiful and traditional coffee houses in the city.

This small café has everything that lovers of Viennese coffee tradition need.

Sit down on one of Café Jelinek's velvet sofas,

enjoy coffee, and free newspapers.

This place is truly special and charming.

Café Sperl is like a classic synonym for Viennese coffee house culture.

An interior just like on from the 19th century,

pool tables, and a large selection of newspapers.

At Sperl time stands still.

Café Hawelka is a Viennese institution.

It's famous for its Buchteln, yeast buns filled with jam.

Its unique charm has made the Hawelka a popular meeting place for artists

and an oasis of peace, right in the centre of the city.

Café Korb serves breakfast all day, a great schnitzel,

and it's famous for its art lounge.

A photo wall shows pictures of the life of the owner,

actress and performance artist Susanne Widl.

Café Schwarzenberg has been a popular meeting place

since it opened in the 19th century.

Enjoy conversations over traditional coffee and tea specialties

and fine pastries.

This legendary Literatencafé has a charm of its own

that transforms a visit into an experience.

Café Central offers Viennese cuisine,

homemade cakes, pastries,

and piano music.

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Renault Clio TCE 90pk Limited (R-LINK/Climate/PDC/16''LMV) - Duration: 0:54.

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