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"ZOMBIES IN MODERN WARFARE 2" - RUST "CUSTOM ZOMBIES" MAP! (Call of Duty Zombie Mods) - Duration: 37:17.

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Biggest Film Award Festival Oscar Award Including Pakistani Film Sawan Latest Update - Duration: 2:29.

Welcome To CN & Affairs..!!

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Hide Youtube Subscriber Count | YouTube tips Malayalam - Duration: 1:34.

Learn how to hide subscriber count from...

...your YouTube Channel HomePage

Lets start

See, Currently the number of subscribers are shown in channel page

To hide this...

Click on channel icon

and select Creator Studio

Here click on the CHANNEL tab from left

Now click advanced

scroll down untill you see "subscriber counts" tab

Here tick the check box "DO NOT DISPLAY THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE SUBSCRIBED TO MY CHANNEL"

Then click on SAVE

You Are Done ! :)

Now you can check "My Channel" section to check it

Congrats! the subscriber count is now hidden from channel page.

If you have any doubts please let me know.

Subscribe to get more Tech Tips.

Thank You! #How To Malayalam

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HARRY POTTER | Les Défis Tricot • Saison 3 - Épisode 2 - Duration: 5:01.

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Chris Stapleton & Justin Timb...

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E-Retreat 2017 - Duration: 3:25.

I made it home, I'm so tired and wet, and my voice is gone from chanting but I had

such a great time at E-Retreat.

E-Retreat. E-Retreat. E-Retreat. will compete am pl átano on gam your Island

(Engineers chanting).

Welcome to Camp Latona on Gambier Island where we hold E-Retreat. It's super beautiful.

Ahhh, check it out.

Leah: Hey what's your favorite part of E-Retreat. Ummmm sleep, no homework.

E-Retreat is basically a weekend for first-year engineers to get away from the city, get

away from campus for a weekend and try out new things, make new friends and kind

of get familiar with a lot of the EUS representatives.

I just woke up and the night was really cold but there's really fun to sleep in the cabin.

I tried kayaking for the very first time and it was really fun. I had a little

buddy and I totally made a new friend and I made some fun aquatic friends. I

saw seal, I saw jellyfish and I mean it's beautiful here so I saw lots of really

beautiful scenery. Just finished climbing and I'm really proud of myself. I climbed

all the way up to the top. It was a super cool experience to, you know, climb

up and kind of rely on my own strength that I didn't really know I had.

We're just getting on the boat leave Camp Latona, I've got my big backpack on

and I'm so sad to leave but it's about to start raining so I'm really glad to

get on this boat.

E-Retreat was not only super fun, and full of exciting new experiences, but it also really made me feel like I

was part of the faculty and part of EUS. I met so many amazing people and I

feel so excited and prepared to start my journey at UBC in this amazing faculty.

I hope that you enjoyed E-Retreat as much as I did and I'll see you next time.

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Uomini e Donne: ecco la confessione di Tina Cipollari che ha sorpreso tutti - Duration: 3:41.

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Citroën C1 CITROEN C1 1.0 E-VTI 68 5-DRS SELECTION € 1500 KORTING! - Duration: 0:59.

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Maestro Rafael Bittencourt no Air Drum - (EN/PT SUBBED) [Making of the New Album Pt. 17] - Duration: 16:15.

Rafa, what can we expect of the new Angra's album?

What can we expect?

I think that this album represents the consolidation of a line-up, right?

The arrival of Bruno and Fabio that were on the last album, Secret Garden.

But now, we reaffirm this new line-up.

And now with Marcelo Barbosa. He's a new element, as well.

In this album we tried to bring back all of our essence, the past of the band,

All the elements we've showing through this 26 years of career.

However...

Renovating. Bringing new elements, surprises, new ways to do it.

And after four years with Bruno and Fabio, we can...

It's no so new. The harmony is bigger.

It's more comfortable to be together playing. So, everything works more natural.

So, I think that this album shows ...

It will surprise concerning our personal harmony.

How we, as musicans, can take the better of each one's talents.

Do you need some hammers?

At this point you hold it.

Continue. When I do that, you hold it.

In the end. There's a guitar theme on that part...

This point is straighter.

The peak of the song is there. That chorus.

Have to practice that.

This is it.

When Fabio does the long note, he will make the measure longer.

I'll ask Fabio to hold that.

When he holds that, you just...

On the cymbals.

Then, it will have to time do a crescendo with the floor toms.

I'll just try this one. Because that thing I can do with the timpani.

Oh, thanks, man.

Look at that... My bro.

He brought me some popcorn.

Thanks!

I woud like to say that we are going to Brazilian Day, bur Rafael,

mysteriuously... I don't what happened to him this time...

he forgot something. It never happens.

Our Uber is about to come, but, as you can see, nobody is here.

- There's something wrong, partner. - Yeah, partner... I'm learning how to do it.

What a style.

Yes, but soon enough, everything will be fine.

Hello. Brazilian Day rocks!

Brazilian Day. Let's go there.

Beautiful.

The first I'm here since the other...

Me too. I don't know Stockholm downtown.

You see? We're here for the second time recording the album.

And that's the first time we visit the downtown.

Look how we are hardworking.

I am as a worker here, man.

I am as a musician recording the CD.

Got it or you need a repetition?

I am repeating my sentences.

Wordplay... Playword.

- Or some wordplay with the city's name. - Yes.

And I am perplexed with that.

I just understood the joke right now.

I don't know who's the worst. The ones who makes the joke or...

The one who doesn't understand.

We are getting to Brazilian Day.

Let's cross at the correct place, so we won't die.

Let's not play the Brazilian guys.

Look how many Brazilian people.

The rain is not helping us.

Today is the record...

Sertanejo music is been playing.

Look that.

Pastel has finished? Ok, I don't want it anymore.

What are we eating, my partner?

A barbecue.

Are you eating almonds in Sweden?

I don't work with it.

Are you eating fish?

I don't work with it.

Eat barbecue.

With sausage.

Just a little.

It's not sausage.

Farofa on the bread, man.

I have never seen that.

It's new.

A person serves the bread...

Serves the bread with sausage and put farofa on it.

Look here... Merchan of Guaraná Antartica.

Please, don't make it with daddy's barbie.

To make it better. We are in Sweden at Brazilian Day.

On satge now, one of the best bass player from Brazil, Michel Pipoquinha.

We will watch him now.

As I know, he will play Forró.

But it's a heavy Forró because he is great.

Eh.. we were at Brazilian Day.

As you could see, we went, we saw Pipoquinha playing. It was good for two songs.

But it started to rain.

Everyone left the place.

We, more than fast, called our Uber and we're going to studio again.

It's also good, but it'd be nice to see the concert a little more. It was good.

Very good.

I was surprised by the quality... Can I give a testimony here?

I always feel a different emotion when I see Brazilian music overseas.

Since the first time I lived abroad, when I lived in U.S.

I didn't even like Brazilian music.

I just liked Rock.

And I had classes with a guy that wanted to teach me

Evan Lins, Tom Jobim... This kind of thing.

I thought it was cheesy.

But started to notice the force of Brazlian culture.

Because I missed Brazil.

So, I had some tapes with Brazilian songs and I started to listen it.

And be here today, watching the guys, I think his names was Cristiano Carneiro,

the man, the artist.

He played the accordion and used to sing very well.

I felt the emotion you being out Brazil and see your culture

See the Brazilian culture out of the box.

Out of the politic scandalous, and Brazil's problems.

Sometimes they make us forget our culture and depreciate it.

But, what we have is very rich.

And what we saw today is something really special.

It's a very different music of all the world.

I agree with that.

I totally agree.

Yes, I think that too.

The reports of Angra Channels are now documentaries.

I working to be a juggler.

Actually, I'd like to be barista.

But Rafa said I was a "Malabarista". (juggler in Portuguese)

You are a "Mala". (Pain in the ass person in Portuguese).

You want to be a barista.

Yes, for sure. That's it.

As you want to be a barista and you're also a "mala"...

you can be a "malabarista".

- You were the first one. - Yes.

Then, I working as a juggler.

Yes, I got it.

That's the keyboards now. The "Magic and the Lover".

The idea is to be a Baião in the begining.

The song is working well, man.

Yes, it is. Let's see what is happening to it.

Oh, man...

You're a great boy!

As Fabio says: "Usss".

What if we do...

the first verse?

Let's do it on the first verse, then.

It's a melody. It's not only a solo.

I think it's the battery.

The battery.

Look.

You do the C.

Now it starts again. From F...

Then you do the chorus.

Ah.. you want this note.

No.. you can do it this way then it goes to D.

- I think this one here, uh? - Yes.

Yes... two things. There will a point and a contrast.

Ok... let me do it from the begining.

Finally I do.

It's gonna be easy for you.

I'll just play the base.

Motherfucker.

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Say Hello to Hands-Free! - Duration: 0:27.

Hey!

Hello.

Hello!

Hello!

Hello?

Bonjour!

Hey, how are you doing?

Bonjour!

A tous mes amis Canadiens!

Hola!

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Dragon Ball Super Ending 9 | Haruka | FanCover Portugal - Duration: 1:18.

When our goodbye's sign

Can be heard across the dark sky

Someday, from a very far away place

I'll think of you as you go away

From your left side I looked at your face

While you were turning to me

Were you smiling?

Or were you crying?

Your long hair wouldn't let me see it

When our goodbye's sign

Can be heard across the dark sky

He will beam a bright light

That will reunite our paths again one day

So I can see you again

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Special Teaching - Tassles on the border of the garments pt2 - Duration: 50:45.

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UeD gossip, Rosa attacca Mattia: la frecciatina dell'ex tronista sui social - Duration: 4:21.

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From Italy To Endless Love- Puntata 4 , The Architecture Of Understanding (+ENG SUB) - Duration: 15:23.

A web serie about the Italian fans of NW

Episode 4

Not just emotions, but also food for thoughts in NW lyrics

Take 75!

So, about culture

we know that Tuomas had fun with

themes and topics of the albums

It's not easy to discuss them in 2 minutes

or choose any in particular

I must say that

about the last album

I didn't know anything about Carl Sagan

so I read something about him

but if I have to choose

the thing I liked the most

is the inspiration from

a Tove Jansson's book

''Moominland Midwinter''

''Taikatalvi'' in finnish

that was a anecdote I really liked

Since we first listened to EFMB

I got into the evolution theory

by Darwin

it didn't interest me before the album came out

but I wanted to know more

and it was really illuminating

I also got to know about Carl Sagan

through the song

I didn't know who he was, now I

learned something about him and it was interesting

When I began listening to the band

I was carried away by the music

I liked the lyrics but I couldn't understand everything

because my english level is not high

When Dark Passion Play was released

my son explained me

The Poet and The Pendulum

so I decided that I had to understand more

If you are a member of the fanclub

has some advantages for this

in fact we have a lyrics book

with lyrics, translations and explaination of the songs

some songs deal with war, religion, pain

like Planet Hell or Gethsemane

some are inspired by mythological figures

like sirens and elves

some are set in fantasy worlds

Fantasmic is inspired by Disney stories

and Crownless by The Lord of The Ring

One of the topic that interested me the most

contained in a NW song

was the massacre of Columbine High School

as told in The Kinslayer

it's one of my favourite songs

it's a very strong track

from the themes of that song

I began looking for information about

this tragedy

the massacre of this High School

by students of that same school

what really made me shiver

(about this track)

is how Tuomas used some dialogues

between the attackers and the victims

Nightwish for culture!

rather than EFMB

what interested me

has been ''discussed'' by Tuomas in the past albums

mainly the escapism concept

I've read several things about it

because I have always been fascinated by that topic

even though I never studied it at the university

Probably his genius side

comes from this ''psycho-social''

and let me say this unpopular statement

for those who actually studied this

in our society so hectic

maybe being able to escape

traveling with one's mind

with fantasy

may be very good to our mind and health

What I learn through NW

not really with EFMB

because it deals with topics I already knew by myself

being interested in palaentology

history and science

and Darwin

maybe the historical figure I admire the most

I focused more on Imaginaerum

Nightwish for culture...

honestly I never considered it a theme to discuss

but I find it really interesting that

they are ''academic''

of course concerning this, EFMB is to be mentioned

because it deals with themes that no one ever had on a disc

I can't recall any band who have a song

about how mountains get pink

when the sun hits them and so on

I mean these things...

Considering that the band is from Finland

I read up about

finnish culture and language

well I tried to study finnish but

but I am a disaster

but we can say....

KATSO MERTA!!!

Katso Merta is awesome!

[pun: it Italian sounds like ''dick shit''

when I discovered it was crying laughing

as well as KATSO SUKKIA

and KATSO MATTO

[sounds like ''dick suck'' and ''dick fool'']

Finnish false friends are so funny

the funniest for finnish foreign students

what interested us the most

is finnish culture

the food, the language

food sucks if I cook it though

yeah not really tasty

reindeer stew??

Me, I am personally interested

in culture of course but

mainly finnish language

this is my notebook

I would like to learn the basis for daily use

so I can use it if we have a journey there

at least one of us (me) can speak

in finnish

short phrases!

I will speak in english

it's easier

they speak english everywhere in Finland

I don't think we will have problems

yes, finnish is super difficult

Some songs digs deeper

describing the complexity of human love

for this we need to quote

Imaginaerum

the pillar of the movie

in this album every song remids us of

a moment in character's life

another track that developed a passion for me

and made know more of another topic

was Creek Mary's Blood

my favourite song ever by NW

I got interested in American Natives history

the title

is the same of Dee Brown's book

that deals with natives genocide

perpetuated by the white man

often quoted in the song

I researched also about

the existant tribes

as the Lakotas, the tribe of John Two Hawks

who helped writing the song

About NW homeland

Finland is clearly fascinating

I have never visited it

but I once went to Scandinavia,

I went to Norway

what really impressed me

probably it happens with finns too

is the respect towards nature

we can't really speak about

studying ''imagination'' topics

and memory

but that album made me ponder

and think, evaluating

these concepts

so I re-discovered

of this abstract things

let's say that

about the possibile involvement of the band

into people's rising interest in Finland and finnish

I would say they did a lot

for this matter

and I am the living proof!

because thanks to NW

I got to know this country

and I didn't even know where it was

I never had any interest in Finland before

I also tried with Dutch when Floor got into the band

but languages are not my cup of tea.

so I *fffffiiuuuuuu*

discouraged and gave up

But I am fascinated by

culture and mainly landscapes of

Norway, Finland, Sweden

if I could go there

living there

landscapes there are magical

and I think that

people are a little bit more introvert

and it's charming

I can't say anything else

but that these nordic countries

are magic

nothing much to add

Finland folkore is intriguing too

bathing in ice cold water

and many others

Personally I fell in love

with '' My Walden''

so I decided to read the book

that inspired Tuomas

''Walden- bu Henry David Thoreau

another song that fascinated me

in EFMB

is Edema Ruh

inspired by a book trilogy

that deals with tribes

travelers

acrobats

I think that this song

may be a little bit autobiographic

reflecting bands life on tour

around the world

last but not least

of course, The Poet and The Pendulum

it really put me in contact

with Poe's literature

as we know the song is inspired by

'The Pit and the Pendulum''

one of the most famous short stories by Edgar Allan Poe

It also put me in contact with english literature

I don't see this respect

in our own society

and we could see it in some of the last events

crime news

for me it is fundamental

taking care of nature

because when nature revolt, man is useless

and can only endure

these were the elements that hit me the most

if I had more time

If we could talk for hours

about Nightwish topics

About Finland I have been there

for three times and I have been to Kitee thrice

Kitee was a fundamental destination the first time I went there

the final destination

It was the reason of my journey to Finland

the other two times I went there knowing Plamen

hi Plamen!!

and already knowing finnish culture

of course with the journeys there

I got to know language and culture

I don't speak finnish though

I know some words, especially bad words!

I learned them at the Festival!

So yes, I deepened my knowledge about Finland

on different sides

Mainly

thanks to NW I learned finnish

and thanks to Mattia [admin of the fanclub]

who studied swedish in Milan

I decided to study scandinavian languages too

I went to Erasmus in Finland

and most important

the interest in Finland

starting from a band

it helps you discover other bands

or also music and literature

of that country

it's not just ''Ok Finland

has 5 millions habitants, they speak finnish and swedish''

it became a general interest in that land

understanding were they take inspiration from

musically and culturally

I think that this is actually really cool

so if you follow them, good for you!!

hiiii!

to be continued

a web serie by Nightwishers

the official italian fanclub of NW

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How Jeff Bezos Became the King of E-Commerce - Duration: 5:24.

In 1994, a young, Wall Street hotshot named Jeff Bezos was at a crossroads in his career:

Continue amassing a small fortune...

...or abandon it all to sell books?

That decision would single-handedly change the history of e-commerce,

publishing, film, TV, journalism,

and quite possibly interstellar travel.

That decision also represents a recurring theme in his life:

Never settle.

Ever.

This is how Jeff Bezos took a simple idea into a garage

and built one of the largest marketplaces on the planet.

Jeff Bezos was born on January 12, 1964.

As a child, he turned his parents' garage

into a laboratory for his inventions.

In his 1982 valedictorian speech, he discussed colonizing outer space

and turning Earth into a giant nature preserve.

Graduating from Princeton with a computer science degree,

instead of going straight into tech,

he had other ideas...

You don't become a billionaire unless you have this insatiable desire

to accrue wealth and power.

But I think he just looks at it in a way that's

really different to almost anyone else I follow.

That's Tom Metcalf...

I'm a billionaires reporter for Bloomberg News.

He's always driven by success, and Wall Street was the pinnacle for most graduates.

He was a very mathematical graduate.

It really fit in his almost quant-like outlook.

He quickly made a name for himself.

At 26, the youngest-ever Vice President of Bankers Trust Company.

At 28, the youngest-ever Senior Vice President of DE Shaw and Co.

It was there that he discovered a giant, untapped resource:

the internet.

He was seeing the internet grow by 2300% a year.

In all his time at a Wall Street firm,

he'd never seen such a growth opportunity.

He went through a whole list of industries,

and, if you think about books,

easy to package. Hard to damage.

And of course the internet offers an infinite library.

DE Shaw did not share his optimism.

For the opportunity of a lifetime,

Bezos would have to leave Wall Street.

Whatever it is that you want to do,

there's gonna be risk in your life.

And risk is a necessary component of progress.

And he quite simply packed his stuff up,

drove across the country.

And the legend goes that, while in the car,

he was writing the business plans.

Setting up shop in his garage, in 1994,

he incorporated his book company under the name….

"Cadabra".

It wasn't great when a lawyer misheard it as "cadaver".

He ultimately landed on "Amazon" for a couple reasons.

Firstly, the name beginning with 'A'

would likely be on top of any alphabetized web search.

And he kind of liked the fact that it tied into the world's largest river,

and he was setting up plans to make Amazon the world's largest company.

Launching in July 1995,

a bell was installed to ring

every time a book was sold.

In its first month, Amazon sold to people

in all 50 states and 45 different countries.

The bell was gone in weeks.

All their expectations were smashed.

They thought they'd maybe sell dozens of books the first week.

It was in fact hundreds.

Then thousands.

And, of course today, millions.

By September 1995,

Amazon processed $20,000 in monthly sales.

With its 1997 IPO,

Amazon was valued at $400 million.

By 1999, Jeff Bezos was worth $10 billion

and was Time's Man of the Year.

But soon after, the dot com crash had people skeptical:

was Amazon a sustainable business,

or would the bubble burst?

Anyone who's met Bezos knows he's extraordinarily charismatic and very convincing.

In terms of the long-term vision,

he had it mapped out for decades.

Whatever happened in the short term,

he wasn't going to change that plan.

And I think he conveyed that pretty well

to his stockholders.

With the crash eliminating many competitors,

Amazon strengthened its grip on the market

and expanded beyond books.

The Kindle.

Alexa.

Amazon Studios.

And of course….

Amazon Prime.

What it does is it really locks people into the Amazon ecosystem.

They're much more inclined to be buying a lot more.

Word of mouth spreads.

And that has been the biggest driver of Amazon's incredible revenue growth.

Yet, historically, Amazon has seen modest annual profits.

There's an enormous amount of cash flowing through the company.

And what Bezos does - he's not returning that to shareholders.

He's reinvesting that in the company.

For sure in its core businesses,

but also going off for these almost moonshot projects.

My vision for Blue Origin is

millions of people living and working in space.

This is such a game-changer.

Amazon to buy Whole Foods.

Jeff Bezos is now the richest person in the world.

$250 million for the storied Washington Post.

His acquisition of the Washington Post not only raised eyebrows,

but put him at odds with another well-known billionaire.

He bought the Washington Post to have political influence.

If I become President,

oh do they have problems.

They're going to have such problems.

Bezos and Trump are probably as different as two entrepreneurs can get.

Trump is pretty reactionary, kind of emotional,

whereas Bezos normally doesn't really respond.

Though once he did suggest

he'd be willing to send Donald Trump into space.

And, you know, I have a rocket company so...

the capability is there.

Few businessmen choose to make an enemy of a president.

But having built an empire out of a garage,

Jeff Bezos has proven capable

of handling any adversary.

Especially complacency.

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RAÚL DURÁN- EL SECRETO DEL NOMBRE: UNA INTERPRETACIÓN KABBALÍSTICA - Duration: 46:53.

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Shock - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology - Duration: 10:14.

So when we talk about ischemia, we're usually talking about this lack of blood flow to a

specific area of tissue, so maybe like with a heart attack, a coronary artery in the heart

gets blocked that supplies the left ventricle with blood...so that localized area of heart

tissue doesn't get enough blood and oxygen and that damage is localized to that left

ventricle.

Shock is like ischemia...but on a global scale, in other words it's a whole body circulatory

failure, where blood flow to tissues is dangerously low, leading to cellular injury, possibly

damaging multiple organs and even leading to multiple organ failure if not treated immediately.

Ok, so with shock, the body's tissues aren't getting enough oxygen via the blood, right?

Normally, blood perfuses through tissue and delivers oxygen because there's enough pressure

in the circulatory system to push it through; so blood pressure's a major determinant

for the amount of blood perfusing through tissues.

Now blood pressure's determined by two components, the resistance to blood flow in the blood

vessels, things like vessel length, blood viscosity, and vessel diameter, and the cardiac

output which is the volume of blood pumped by the heart through the body per minute.

And you can break that into heart rate, the number of beats per minute, times stroke volume,

the amount pumped out each beat.

Going further, the stroke volume is found by taking the total volume of blood left over

after contraction, the end-systolic volume, and subtracting it from the total volume in

the heart after filling, the end-diastolic volume.

Alright, now keeping those in mind, shock can be caused by whole bunch of different

things, but we can categorize the different types of shock into the three main categories,

along with some subcategories here and there.

The first category is called hypovolemic shock.

Hypo- means "low", -vol- refers to "volume", and -emia refers to the blood, so hypovolemic

shock is shock induced by a low fluid volume of blood, and this could be either non-hemorrhagic

or haemorrhagic.

Non-hemorrhagic means that the loss of fluid volume isn't from bleeding, so this could

be like if you were stranded in a desert and suffered severe dehydration, eventually your

loss of fluid in sweat would reduce blood volume to where it wouldn't be enough to

supply your body's organs and you'd develop hypovolemic shock.

Hemorrhagic hypovolemic shock on the other hand is loss of blood volume through ruptured

blood vessels, in other words, from bleeding.

A loss of about 20% of your total blood volume, roughly one liter, can be enough to induce

hypovolemic shock, and when that liter of blood leaves the circulation, the total volume

filling into the heart goes down, meaning the end-diastolic volume goes down, this means

stroke volume goes down as well, which causes cardiac output to go down, and finally we

see blood pressure goes down.

When cardiac output goes down, catecholamines like epinephrine and norepinephrine, ADH,

and angiotensin II are released, all of which cause vasoconstriction of blood vessels which

increases of vascular resistance, and increased heart rate, which, increases cardiac output,

and these combined effects increase blood pressure.

A super important indicator of tissues not getting enough oxygen due to hypovolemia,

is a decreased mixed venous oxygen saturation, or MVO2.

MVO2 is the amount of oxygen bound to to hemoglobin in blood coming to the right side of the heart,

from the tissues.

So it's like the amount of oxygen left over, or not extracted and used by the tissues.

So if blood volume's down, that means oxygen's down, and there's going to be less left

over, right?

So MVO2 will be down with hypovolemic shock.

Since blood flow provides heat to the tissues as well, when it's down, the skin starts

to feel cool and clammy; and so hypovolemic shock is considered a cold shock.

A second main category of shock is cardiogenic shock, cardio - genic means produced by the

heart, right?

So this is when something happens to the heart such that now it can't pump enough blood

to the body's tissues.

The most common cause is acute myocardial infarction, or heart attack.

Hold on a second, though...didn't I say at the beginning that was more along the lines

of localized ischemia?

Well, the heart attack itself reflects ischemia, right?

But the effects of the initial cardiac damage eventually leads to a state of shock.

When the heart's muscle cells die, it can't contract as hard, which means the amount of

blood pumped out, or stroke volume, goes down, and therefore cardiac output goes down as

well.

In the same way as with hypovolemic shock, the body releases vasoconstrictors to increase

vascular resistance help maintain blood pressure.

Also, as with hypovolemic shock, MVO2 will be down since there's less oxygen being

pumped out, and so less will be left over.

Sometimes there might be an obstruction that doesn't allow the heart to fill properly

with blood.

For example, we might have the pericardial sac fill up with fluid from an infection or

blood from a traumatic accident like getting stabbed in the chest.

If this sac fills up, it physically constricts the heart from expanding and contracting normally

and also reduces the stroke volume.

This is sometimes "sub" classified as obstructive shock, but you can see that the

cause is still due to the heart's inability to do its job, right?

Similarly to hypovolemic shock, a reduction in cardiac output leads to lowered blood flow,

so the skin gets cool and clammy and so cardiogenic shock is also considered a kind of cold shock.

Alright, the third main category of shock is called distributive shock, where there's

typically "leakiness" of blood vessels and an excessive amount of arteriole vasodilation,

or widening of the peripheral blood vessels, which remember is one of the components of

vascular resistance.

If arterioles dilate, vascular resistance to blood flow goes down and blood pressure

goes down, leading to less perfusion and distribution of blood to organs and tissues.

Now the most common type of distributive shock is septic shock, from pathogens in the blood.

What happens with septic shock is endotoxins, these large clunky lipopolysaccharide molecules,

sometimes just called LPSs, found in the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria causes

a crazy cascade of events.

that ultimately leads to lowered perfusion.

First these guys directly damage endothelial cells and cause them to release vasodilators

like nitric oxide.

They also activate the complement pathway in the blood, which stimulates mast cell release

of histamine, another vasodilator.

The LPS molecules also activate immune cells like macrophages and neutrophils, which help

create a bunch of pro-inflammatory cytokines like tumor necrosis factor and interleukin

1.

These help the immune system destroy the invaders...but also stimulates the endothelial cells to release

more inflammatory molecules like platelet activating factor and reactive oxygen species.

All of these inflammatory chemicals damage the endothelial cells and increases their

vascular permeability, making the blood vessels "leaky".

Also, endothelial cells express a procoagulant called tissue factor, procoagulants are molecules

that increase blood coagulation, or blood clotting; this, in combination with an overall

decrease in anti-coagulants, which usually decrease clotting and seem to often be depleted

or used up during sepsis, leads to this net increase in coagulation and clotting in the

microvasculature, and of course clotting and blockages in the blood vessels further decreases

perfusion, right?

Okay so this widespread vasodilation means very little vascular resistance, and blood

can't get the chance to unload as much oxygen as it cruises through the vasculature, and

it gets back to the right side of the heart with leftover oxygen, so in this case, as

opposed to cardiogenic and hypovolemic shock, MVO2 can be normal or even increased.

In contrast to hypovolemic and cardiogenic shock—now there's an increase in flow

in the peripheral blood vessels, and the skin becomes warm and flushed, so distributive

shock is a kind of warm shock.

The overall combined effects of widespread vasodilation, increased vascular permeability,

and microvascular blood clotting, all contribute to decreased perfusion of blood to vital organs.

Now two kind of sub-types of distributive shock are anaphylactic shock, which is an

allergic reaction causing dangerously low blood pressure, and neurogenic shock, where

the nervous system gets damaged and can't control the body's blood pressure.

The treatment of shock depends on the cause.

In general, the goal is to stabilize blood pressure so that vital organs like the heart

and the brain are perfused with blood.

In order to stabilize blood pressure, fluid replacement and medications that increase

heart contractility, cause vasoconstriction, and retain fluid can be administered.

Oftentimes a person might need supplemental oxygen or have their airway protected, for

example with intubation.

Alright, as a quick recap.

Shock is ultimately a failure in tissue perfusion, and it affects the whole body, putting tissues

and organs at risk for injury and ultimately organ failure.

Hypovolemic shock happens when dehydration or hemorrhage reduce the volume of blood in

the blood vessels.

Cardiogenic shock happens when a direct injury like a heart attack or an obstruction like

a pericardial effusion prevents the heart from pumping blood efficiently.

Distributive shock happens when something like an allergic reaction or damage to the

nervous system - called neurogenic shock causes the blood vessels to vasodilate and become

leaky which reduces the resistance and lowers the blood pressure.

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Learn how to hide subscriber count from...

...your YouTube Channel HomePage

Lets start

See, Currently the number of subscribers are shown in channel page

To hide this...

Click on channel icon

and select Creator Studio

Here click on the CHANNEL tab from left

Now click advanced

scroll down untill you see "subscriber counts" tab

Here tick the check box "DO NOT DISPLAY THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE SUBSCRIBED TO MY CHANNEL"

Then click on SAVE

You Are Done ! :)

Now you can check "My Channel" section to check it

Congrats! the subscriber count is now hidden from channel page.

If you have any doubts please let me know.

Subscribe to get more Tech Tips.

Thank You! #How To Malayalam

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Here's What You Don't Know About Flo From Progressive - Duration: 3:47.

Over the past decade, perky Progressive Insurance saleswoman Flo has become a television mainstay,

appearing in dozens of commercials.

But while everyone knows Flo, chances are you've never even heard of Stephanie Courtney,

the woman who plays the character.

Let's change that with a look at some things you didn't know about the woman behind Flo.

Mommy dearest

In a 2016 interview with Lohud, Courtney gave the inside scoop on how she landed the once-in-a-lifetime

role of Flo.

Turns out she had a secret weapon when she went to the audition: her mom, Jane Courtney.

"What they were looking for was basically a friendly neighborhood waitress; she is super

friendly and nice, almost to the point of madness, and I was like, 'I can do that.'

I went straight to my mom and I credit her with Flo's personality.

I said, 'Yes, I can become Jane Courtney!'"

Improv

In her original audition, Courtney had just one line, but during her second audition,

the director invited her to play with the role.

As a member of the famous Groundlings improv comedy group, that was all the opening Courtney

needed.

Progressive Chief Marketing Officer Jeff Carney told Advertising Age that "Flo was an accident."

The character was just supposed to be a friendly cashier in the superstore, but Courtney brought

the character to life when she ad-libbed the line, "wow, I say it louder."

"Wow."

"Wow!

I know!

I say it louder.

Have a great day!"

Company execs realized the concept gave them the chance to "surround Flo with characters

to play off and offered other opportunities to expand Flo's story."

Since that fateful audition, Courtney has continued to be an integral voice in how the

character of Progressive Flo has… progressed.

And all thanks to one little "wow."

It just shows what can happen if you say the right word.

"Slovakia.

Triceratops.

Tapioca.

Racquetball.

Stuccatto!"

"Me llamo Jaime!"

"Pumpernickel!

Pudding!"

She helps write the commercials

In 2009, Courtney told Cleveland.com about the backstory she envisioned for Flo, saying,

"When I picture Flo in life she drives her little Mini Cooper around town and it's basically

like when Bob Hoskins drove into Toontown in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Basically all the buildings and the birds are singing in her mind."

Courtney explained to Lohud that over the years, she's worked with the writers to shape

the arc of her character.

"The writers are very open to what I think; there may be some improv here now and then,

that is encouraged, by the way.

All of us were working so hard to find out who this person was and what the boundaries

were.

With Flo, she was sort of originally this perfect little Number One employee, but the

power has gotten to her."

Uh oh, sounds like her little sidekick dude, Jamie, might want to sleep with one eye open.

"Jamie, don't forget to clean the fridge when you're done."

"She seems nice."

"She seems nice…

She's actually pretty nice."

She lived in France

When Courtney was just a child, her family spent a year in France.

Though she later forgot how to speak the language, the experience came in handy during her college

years when she spent a semester abroad with a host family in Avignon.

Still, she told The Nerdist's JV Club podcast that the culture shock of returning to France

was difficult.

"I ate, like, olympic amounts of bread and cheese, and then I outgrew all of my clothes

and I remember, I was so sad, like, I really looked like Gerard Depardieu.

I couldn't afford a haircut, like, no makeup, and I'd like mope around France because I

felt so bad about myself."

She's a playwright

Before landing the life-changing role of Flo, Courtney penned a play called Those Courtney

Girls.

Based on exaggerated versions of herself and her sister, Jennifer, and their lives as broke

actors, Those Courtney Girls ran at the 2000 Aspen Comedy Festival.

Though Courtney says it didn't make a "big splash," it did help her make more contacts

in the comedy business — networking that has clearly paid off.

Way to go, Flo.

Thanks for watching!

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Last week, we get a full taste of the Republicans and Donald Trump's tax package, which includes

massive tax giveaways to corporations and the top 1%, while actually raising taxes on

the bottom level of income earners in the United States in order to pay for those massive

tax cuts.

But something that happened during the release of that tax package is something that should

have us all very very concerned, because nobody paid attention to it at the time.

In fact most media outlets completely missed it.

What happened was that all the way back in 2012, the Office of Tax Analysis within the

federal government, did a report on how trickle-down economics is snake oil.

How it is a scam and how it will never work, and more importantly how it's screws over

average American workers.

Here is what that specific report said.

It said, "That when you lower taxes on corporations, the tax burden within the corporation, which

is usually 82% of the taxes are paid by the corporation itself.

The other 18 are actually paid by the employees.

But when you lower their taxes, they pay 75% but the workers share increases to 25%.

So taxes on the workers go up.

Taxes on the corporation itself go down.

The extra money goes back into the pockets of shareholders and CEOs."

It does not work, and it creates an increased burden on the workers themselves.

And the Trump Administration fearing that people in this country would see that report,

because it was on the Office of Tax Analysis website decided to bury that report.

They deleted it.

They hid it from the American public so that we could not get a look at it, and understand

that their tax policy was a complete fraud.

All of the promises they been making publicly like, this was going to help American workers,

this was going to help small businesses, this was going to create job growth.

Every one of those talking points was thoroughly debunked in this government report.

So the Trump Administration decided to do what they do best, and pretend that it didn't

exist.

And the American public no longer had access to it through the government's website.

There is a link, in the video description for this video, to a Politico article that

has a pdf of the official report in it.

I encourage everyone to follow that link.

Download that report, and share it to as many supply-side economics fanatics as you can.

Because as we've stated time and time again, trickle-down economics does not work.

It has not worked ever.

It will not work ever.

In every available report on it shows that, yep it can't work.

All it does is increase the tax liability for workers and American families, while lower

taxes on the top 1% and corporations who put that money in their pockets rather than spending

it to create more American jobs.

The Trump Administration is praying that you don't get your hands on that information.

So I encourage everyone, download the report, and share it will every single

person that you know.

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Shock - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology - Duration: 10:14.

So when we talk about ischemia, we're usually talking about this lack of blood flow to a

specific area of tissue, so maybe like with a heart attack, a coronary artery in the heart

gets blocked that supplies the left ventricle with blood...so that localized area of heart

tissue doesn't get enough blood and oxygen and that damage is localized to that left

ventricle.

Shock is like ischemia...but on a global scale, in other words it's a whole body circulatory

failure, where blood flow to tissues is dangerously low, leading to cellular injury, possibly

damaging multiple organs and even leading to multiple organ failure if not treated immediately.

Ok, so with shock, the body's tissues aren't getting enough oxygen via the blood, right?

Normally, blood perfuses through tissue and delivers oxygen because there's enough pressure

in the circulatory system to push it through; so blood pressure's a major determinant

for the amount of blood perfusing through tissues.

Now blood pressure's determined by two components, the resistance to blood flow in the blood

vessels, things like vessel length, blood viscosity, and vessel diameter, and the cardiac

output which is the volume of blood pumped by the heart through the body per minute.

And you can break that into heart rate, the number of beats per minute, times stroke volume,

the amount pumped out each beat.

Going further, the stroke volume is found by taking the total volume of blood left over

after contraction, the end-systolic volume, and subtracting it from the total volume in

the heart after filling, the end-diastolic volume.

Alright, now keeping those in mind, shock can be caused by whole bunch of different

things, but we can categorize the different types of shock into the three main categories,

along with some subcategories here and there.

The first category is called hypovolemic shock.

Hypo- means "low", -vol- refers to "volume", and -emia refers to the blood, so hypovolemic

shock is shock induced by a low fluid volume of blood, and this could be either non-hemorrhagic

or haemorrhagic.

Non-hemorrhagic means that the loss of fluid volume isn't from bleeding, so this could

be like if you were stranded in a desert and suffered severe dehydration, eventually your

loss of fluid in sweat would reduce blood volume to where it wouldn't be enough to

supply your body's organs and you'd develop hypovolemic shock.

Hemorrhagic hypovolemic shock on the other hand is loss of blood volume through ruptured

blood vessels, in other words, from bleeding.

A loss of about 20% of your total blood volume, roughly one liter, can be enough to induce

hypovolemic shock, and when that liter of blood leaves the circulation, the total volume

filling into the heart goes down, meaning the end-diastolic volume goes down, this means

stroke volume goes down as well, which causes cardiac output to go down, and finally we

see blood pressure goes down.

When cardiac output goes down, catecholamines like epinephrine and norepinephrine, ADH,

and angiotensin II are released, all of which cause vasoconstriction of blood vessels which

increases of vascular resistance, and increased heart rate, which, increases cardiac output,

and these combined effects increase blood pressure.

A super important indicator of tissues not getting enough oxygen due to hypovolemia,

is a decreased mixed venous oxygen saturation, or MVO2.

MVO2 is the amount of oxygen bound to to hemoglobin in blood coming to the right side of the heart,

from the tissues.

So it's like the amount of oxygen left over, or not extracted and used by the tissues.

So if blood volume's down, that means oxygen's down, and there's going to be less left

over, right?

So MVO2 will be down with hypovolemic shock.

Since blood flow provides heat to the tissues as well, when it's down, the skin starts

to feel cool and clammy; and so hypovolemic shock is considered a cold shock.

A second main category of shock is cardiogenic shock, cardio - genic means produced by the

heart, right?

So this is when something happens to the heart such that now it can't pump enough blood

to the body's tissues.

The most common cause is acute myocardial infarction, or heart attack.

Hold on a second, though...didn't I say at the beginning that was more along the lines

of localized ischemia?

Well, the heart attack itself reflects ischemia, right?

But the effects of the initial cardiac damage eventually leads to a state of shock.

When the heart's muscle cells die, it can't contract as hard, which means the amount of

blood pumped out, or stroke volume, goes down, and therefore cardiac output goes down as

well.

In the same way as with hypovolemic shock, the body releases vasoconstrictors to increase

vascular resistance help maintain blood pressure.

Also, as with hypovolemic shock, MVO2 will be down since there's less oxygen being

pumped out, and so less will be left over.

Sometimes there might be an obstruction that doesn't allow the heart to fill properly

with blood.

For example, we might have the pericardial sac fill up with fluid from an infection or

blood from a traumatic accident like getting stabbed in the chest.

If this sac fills up, it physically constricts the heart from expanding and contracting normally

and also reduces the stroke volume.

This is sometimes "sub" classified as obstructive shock, but you can see that the

cause is still due to the heart's inability to do its job, right?

Similarly to hypovolemic shock, a reduction in cardiac output leads to lowered blood flow,

so the skin gets cool and clammy and so cardiogenic shock is also considered a kind of cold shock.

Alright, the third main category of shock is called distributive shock, where there's

typically "leakiness" of blood vessels and an excessive amount of arteriole vasodilation,

or widening of the peripheral blood vessels, which remember is one of the components of

vascular resistance.

If arterioles dilate, vascular resistance to blood flow goes down and blood pressure

goes down, leading to less perfusion and distribution of blood to organs and tissues.

Now the most common type of distributive shock is septic shock, from pathogens in the blood.

What happens with septic shock is endotoxins, these large clunky lipopolysaccharide molecules,

sometimes just called LPSs, found in the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria causes

a crazy cascade of events.

that ultimately leads to lowered perfusion.

First these guys directly damage endothelial cells and cause them to release vasodilators

like nitric oxide.

They also activate the complement pathway in the blood, which stimulates mast cell release

of histamine, another vasodilator.

The LPS molecules also activate immune cells like macrophages and neutrophils, which help

create a bunch of pro-inflammatory cytokines like tumor necrosis factor and interleukin

1.

These help the immune system destroy the invaders...but also stimulates the endothelial cells to release

more inflammatory molecules like platelet activating factor and reactive oxygen species.

All of these inflammatory chemicals damage the endothelial cells and increases their

vascular permeability, making the blood vessels "leaky".

Also, endothelial cells express a procoagulant called tissue factor, procoagulants are molecules

that increase blood coagulation, or blood clotting; this, in combination with an overall

decrease in anti-coagulants, which usually decrease clotting and seem to often be depleted

or used up during sepsis, leads to this net increase in coagulation and clotting in the

microvasculature, and of course clotting and blockages in the blood vessels further decreases

perfusion, right?

Okay so this widespread vasodilation means very little vascular resistance, and blood

can't get the chance to unload as much oxygen as it cruises through the vasculature, and

it gets back to the right side of the heart with leftover oxygen, so in this case, as

opposed to cardiogenic and hypovolemic shock, MVO2 can be normal or even increased.

In contrast to hypovolemic and cardiogenic shock—now there's an increase in flow

in the peripheral blood vessels, and the skin becomes warm and flushed, so distributive

shock is a kind of warm shock.

The overall combined effects of widespread vasodilation, increased vascular permeability,

and microvascular blood clotting, all contribute to decreased perfusion of blood to vital organs.

Now two kind of sub-types of distributive shock are anaphylactic shock, which is an

allergic reaction causing dangerously low blood pressure, and neurogenic shock, where

the nervous system gets damaged and can't control the body's blood pressure.

The treatment of shock depends on the cause.

In general, the goal is to stabilize blood pressure so that vital organs like the heart

and the brain are perfused with blood.

In order to stabilize blood pressure, fluid replacement and medications that increase

heart contractility, cause vasoconstriction, and retain fluid can be administered.

Oftentimes a person might need supplemental oxygen or have their airway protected, for

example with intubation.

Alright, as a quick recap.

Shock is ultimately a failure in tissue perfusion, and it affects the whole body, putting tissues

and organs at risk for injury and ultimately organ failure.

Hypovolemic shock happens when dehydration or hemorrhage reduce the volume of blood in

the blood vessels.

Cardiogenic shock happens when a direct injury like a heart attack or an obstruction like

a pericardial effusion prevents the heart from pumping blood efficiently.

Distributive shock happens when something like an allergic reaction or damage to the

nervous system - called neurogenic shock causes the blood vessels to vasodilate and become

leaky which reduces the resistance and lowers the blood pressure.

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백지영 사랑안해 MV (I Won't Fall in Love, with English Subtitles) - Duration: 4:57.

Yes, I wanted to return

To the way we were

But there was a reason all along

For how cold you had become

Now your touch is gone

I no longer feel your hand in mine

And at last I've come to understand

That your love has left for good

I can't stop holding on to what we used to have

I tell myself, there is hope still for our love

I can't keep clinging on to dreams of yesterday

It's not too late to set you free

With all of our memories

I won't fall in love ever again

I know I won't meet someone like you again

I won't have what I once had with you

There won't be a second chance

You're foolish to say, never again

Thank you and I love you so much

Please forget me, wipe me from your thoughts

I was silly not to know

About the two of you

I didn't want to let you go

That was selfish now I know

Made a promise to myself

But I can't seem to stop myself

Everyday I'm asking like a prayer

Don't forget the way we were

When you talk about us please remember this:

Don't let my name rest too easy on your lips

Better say that you've never even heard of me

As time goes by you'll come to see

Just what my love meant to you

I won't fall in love ever again

I know I won't meet someone like you again

I won't have what I once had with you

There won't be a second chance

You're foolish to say, never again

Thank you and I love you so much

Please forget me, wipe me from your thoughts

If you ever meet someone again

If you find yourself falling in love again

Don't let it be what you once had with me

It won't be a second chance

I loved you and can't watch you again

Can't say the words, I love you so much

(Bicycle bell)

(Tick-tock of a clock)

(Sound of wind)

(Sound of waves and sea birds)

(Train horn & bell)

(Children's laughter)

And it hurts me that you're always in

my thoughts

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Come on Kareem!

1-2-3 together!

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IT 2017 | The Devil Within - Duration: 1:22.

you'll float down here----

we all float down here...

what the fuck is that????

hiya georgie...

now you're the one who's afraid...!

*RIP HEADPHONE USERS*

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LOGANG SONG - Logan Paul (Official Music Video) - Duration: 3:07.

Oh huh huh yeah Let's hear it for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang

Make some noise for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang Everbody in the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang

Make some noise for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang For the Logang

The logang's super dedicated It's growing everyday

Rocking the merch like, like a maverick Logan's fans are here to stay

Cause everytime he uploads You get hyped

He does it on the daily Thats why

You gotta keep coming back every time

When he drops them diss tracks They're fire

Nobody could even deny The logang keeps growing all the time

Let's hear it for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang Make some noise for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang

Everbody in the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang Make some noise for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang

For the Logang

The logang's only getting bigger No matter what you say

Put up your hands if you're a savage Can't keep the logang away

When he drops them diss tracks They're fire

Nobody could even deny The logang keeps growing all the time

Let's hear it for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang Make some noise for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang

Everbody in the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang Make some noise for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang

For the Logang

Hey Oh huh huh yeah

for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang

Let's hear it for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang Make some noise for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang

Everbody in the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang Make some noise for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang

For the Logang

Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang Make some noise for the Lo, Lo, Lo, Logang

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For the Logang

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2016 FIAT 500L's Are On Sale at Sherwood Dodge! - Duration: 1:08.

These vehicles are on sale guys!

It's not going to last for long

Hi, MJ again from Sherwood Dodge

I wanted to show you a couple of vehicles we've got guys

A 2016 500L

One is manual

One is automatic

This one is manual, this one is automatic

Look at the black roof on that one

and look at the body colour roof on this one

It's got the fog lights on this one

You don't have on this one

Nice wheels

Ahhh, kind of okay wheel

This one is your automatic

Video touch screen, 5 inch screen

Bluetooth, voice command

Active voice command

Look at the seats

Look at the quality

500L

This one will have your

manual transmission

bigger screen, navigation

touchscreen, Beats Audio

These are on sale!

$25,999

This used to be $32,000

This one is only under $20,000!

$19,999

Original price was $26,000

$6,000 off

just because they are 2016

Come on guys!

Take this deal

Take this deal!

Bye!

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GDPR Impact - Duration: 1:17.

>> [MUSIC] A security breach this September

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roughly 143 million consumers.

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the penalties could have been considerable.

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the GDPR are so

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NEWS SNAP SHOT # 2 : LCA Tejas Brake Parachute, AWACS for Indian Air Force, IAF night flying, - Duration: 8:19.

Welcome to World Action and Reaction News... lets start todays News Snap shot without any

delay.. before starting this session my request to you all, please press subscribe button

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if you find this video useful to you.

Lets start�

-------------------------------------- LCA Tejas to Receive India-made Brake Parachute

Aerial Delivery Research and Development Establishment (ADRDE), Agra, a wing of India�s Defence

Research and Development Organization (DRDO) has transferred technology to manufacture

brake parachutes for India�s home-made fighter jet, LCA Tejas to Ordnance Parachute Factory

(OPF), Kanpur.

The documents pertaining to the technology were handed over in a function held on 20

July 2017, according to DRDO information.

The documents have been duly vetted by the Center for Military Air-worthiness and Certification

(CEMILAC) which is the certification authority for military aviation in India.

The brake parachute for LCA Tejas is made of nylon and Kevlar material.

The textile material used in the system has been developed as per ADRDE specifications

and is available indigenously.

---------------------------- Thanks to Russia, AWACS deal stall and hit

the Indian Air Force

If airborne warning and control systems (AWACS) are considered "eyes in the sky", India is

battling debilitating cataract in this military arena.

Even as China and Pakistan induct more such force-multipliers, the IAF is faced with a

double whammy due to a deadlocked deal with Israel and Russia as well as painfully slow

progress in indigenous efforts.

IAF currently has only three AWACS, with Israeli Phalcon radar systems mounted on Russian IL-76

heavy-lift aircraft, which were inducted in 2009-2011 under a $1.1 billion deal inked

in 2004.

Currently China operating over 20 AWACS and Pakistan now has seven such platforms, with

the Chinese Karakoram Eagle ZDK-03 AWACS being the latest inductions.

----------------------------- Uzbekistan joins a league of nations to supply

Uranium to India

Landlocked but resource-rich Uzbekistan is seeking to deepen its strategic partnership

with India, as it is planning to export uranium to power a growing number of nuclear plants

in South Asia�s biggest country.

Uzbekistan�s neighbour Kazakhstan has been a supplier of uranium to India since the end

of the last decade.

By planning to export precious item like uranium to India now, Tashkent is signalling that

it desires to expand the list of its strategic partners, a local official told ET, speaking

on the condition of anonymity.

Uzbekistan, the seventh biggest uranium exporter in the world, will be a key player in India�s

plan to procure nuclear fuel to create a strategic uranium reserve.

New Delhi is working to have a stockpile of nuclear fuel that can sustain the country's

reactors for five years and ensure that they do not stop functioning in the absence of

fuel.

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US weapons won't give New Delhi an edge over Beijing: Chinese media

American weapons will not give New Delhi a 'bargaining chip' in handling its China relations

because it is a US attempt to impose its Asia strategy on India, a state-run Chinese media

said in an editorial on Monday.

The US is trying to �tie New Delhi to its chariot�, but it cannot bring about �India's

rise or act as a viable bargaining chip,� the Global Times said.

ndia will have to rely on itself rather than a few weapons the US is trying to sell to

it for its own ambitions, the article said, adding the progress of US-India relations

is subtly connected to the development of China-US ties.

�New Delhi's status in Asia should not be determined by Washington's China strategy,�

it said.

�While Beijing has not considered India a factor in handling its ties with Washington,

the Washington-New Delhi relationship has taken the need to contain China into account,�

the opinion piece said.

�But compared to New Delhi, Beijing is more determined and capable not to be manipulated

when handling its relations with other countries.

�India would be more mature if it could view high-level exchanges with the US without

regard for any perceived need to contain China, it said.

------------------------------- IAF enhances night flying by combat jets to

boost strike power

Considering the evolving threat perception, the Indian Air Force has decided to raise

night flying by its combat jets from the current around 30 per cent in all its frontline bases

to have a major tactical advantage over its adversaries.

IAF officials said the decision to enhance night flying is part of a move to boost overall

strike capability and keep the fighter squadrons fully ready for operating in an entire 24

hour cycle.

"The move to increase night flying from 30 per cent was based on a variety of factors

including the evolving security scenario in our neighbourhood," a senior IAF told .

"The warfare scenario is changing fast.

We now are preparing ourselves to operate in an electronic warfare environment and that

is why we are making the changes," said the official.

He said almost all IAF bases along the western and northern borders have started increasing

the ratio of night flying.

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UAE wants to buy over a squadron of Su-35 advanced fighter jets from Russia

The United Arab Emirates wants to buy over a squadron of Sukhoi Su-35 advanced fighter

jets from Russia and the contract may be signed by the yearend, a source in the system of

military and technical cooperation told TASS on Tuesday.

"They want a lot, over a squadron but the exact number will be specified in the course

of negotiations that may be held in November during an air show in Dubai," the source said.

The relevant contract may be signed by the yearend, if the negotiations are successful,

the source said.

TASS does not yet have an official confirmation of this information.

A squadron is a tactical Air Force unit, which consists of formations and wings and also

comprises aircraft maintenance personnel.

A fighter aviation squadron in the Russian Air Force normally comprises 12 aircraft but

their exact number depends on the type of an aviation regiment.

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IAF aggressively upgrading infra in eastern theatre

The Indian Air Force (IAF) is aggressively upgrading infrastructure on its eastern theatre

to boost strategic deployment of advanced assets close to the Chinese border.

"The infrastructure development is taking place at a very, very rapid pace in the eastern

front.

We are inducting a number of new platforms in term of weapons, radar systems, networking

systems," Air Marshal Anil Khosla, who heads the Shillong-based Eastern Air Command, told

IANS.

"We are getting Rafale aircraft, Chinook heavy-lift helicopters and Apache attack helicopters.

Recently, we have inaugurated a new C-130 J squadron complex in the Eastern Air Command,"

he said on the sidelines of the Air Fest at the Shillong Advanced Landing Ground here.

Noting that Eastern Air Command is growing from strength to strength, Khosla said, "We

are getting ready to absorb the new technology and in another few years, may be two-three

years or five years, it will be a very, very potent force (Eastern Air Command)."

"As I said, the delivery has already started.

The radars are already coming in.

We already have C-130 and we have operationalised a lot of helicopters units such as Mi-17 and

Mi-17 V5, ALH, and in future we will get Chinooks, Apache, Rafale.

So for all this, infrastructure is required," he said.

"A lot of infrastructure is coming in our airfields to house the new (radar and networking)

systems.

We are trying to improve the operating surfaces further so that all these fighters and heavy

transport aircraft can land and take off," the Air Marshal said.

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How To Get FREE NETFLIX! | Working 2017! - Duration: 0:50.

You need to go to netflixaccounts.pro in order to get your account.

You just need to click on the 'Click to Generate' button.

Now, you need to click on the 'Click here to go to the survey' link, this just counts as a human verification.

Complete the survey and watch some free Netflix!

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How To Free Phone Memory For Video Production Using Dropbox - 1 Minute Moment #91 - Duration: 1:59.

I'm sorry didn't see you there... because my cat just did this really cute thing and

when I whipped out my phone to go and shoot it

there was no memory left so now I'm gonna have to delete loads of stuff.

Dropbox I should be using Dropbox? That's just for file... Okay tell me more

In this week's one-minute moment we're going to look at how and why you should

use Dropbox on your phone when you're planning a video shoot. I've one minute

let me set my timer.

Now if you're like me you've thought of Dropbox as just a file

sharing app it's great if you want to share a big old document you've created

with other people that you're collaborating with, but since Social

Media Marketing World in 2017 I have been using Dropbox for video and the

reason is, it doesn't matter what phone you've got if you shoot loads of video

it's gonna fill up the memory really quickly. So if you're planning on

shooting a lot of video you need to get it off your phone and save it somewhere

in the cloud for use later on. Make sure you've got the app on your computer

before you leave and you've got an account then download the app on your

phone. Once you've shot your video you can go into the app click the plus

button upload your video into Dropbox and once it's uploaded, make sure they

have uploaded before you delete them from your camera roll but there it is

they're done they're sitting in your Dropbox loads of space on your phone but

what if I want to use those videos what if I want to edit them on my phone while

I'm there and they're all in my Dropbox now. You just go into the Dropbox, click

on the file and you can save it back into your camera roll. I honestly don't

know what I ever did before I had Dropbox, give it a go and let me know how

you get on

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8 Awful Hairstyles that Shouldn't Have Existed - Duration: 5:34.

8 Awful Hairstyles That Shouldn't Have Existed

Many people use fashion to express themselves and get as creative as possible.

Hairstyles, clothing, shoes –both men and women like to change them and play with different

styles.

Today the possibilities are limitless and you can experiment with your hair as much

as you want.

Here are 10 crazy haircuts you should never ever try.

1.

Beyond creative

Some hairstyles are just too much.

It's not that they are ugly, they are just too complicated for everyday life and will

look very strange outside of the fashion runway.

Some of them remind of art galleries with elements of impressionism, cubism, asymmetry

and crazy coloring.

They are truly artistic, which is not necessarily a bad thing, but modern women can't afford

to spend so much time on a hairstyle – it should be cared for everyday non-stop.

It's best to leave such extravagant haircuts for fashion shows.

2.

Tomato head

Veggies and fruits are tasty and help us keep fit, that's a fact.

But should we use their image beyond that?

Here's a hairstyle that is as peculiar as one can imagine.

You may wonder – who would want to wear such a look?

The answer is – a person that's really into tomatoes.

Otherwise it's hard to explain why you'd want to rock hair like that.

One thing we can tell for sure – hair like this is not for every day.

It might work for clubs, but imagine rocking this look in a café where you just want to

grab a cup of cappuccino?

It's too attention-grabbing.

3.

Hands-on

Let's admit that Asians are into some really crazy things.

Whether it's square watermelons, giant robots or white strawberries, we can all agree that

they come up with some really bizarre inventions.

Hair is no exception!

Not only do they make mad scientific discoveries, they also like to create truly crazy looks.

Hands holding your head – why not?

But as cool as it may seem, it's best not to replicate this look at home.

It's just too much.

4.

The Slinky do

We all know that dreads can look cool and beautiful when done the right way.

Yet lately people have started experimenting with 'traditional' hairstyles, creating

new ones that look bolder and more peculiar.

This neo punk look seems to have been inspired by trippings of a hippie and alien tentacles.

It has crazy colors and isn't chic at all.

It is also awfully heavy and it will be a real pain to sleep with all this hair on your

head.

It's a big no-no for most of the girls.

5.

Shine bright like a diamond

We all love glitz and glamour as much as the next person, but there are some things that

should be avoided at all costs.

If you're one of those women who are able to rock a bold head, that's great.

It's a fashion choice that will make you immediately stand out from the rest of people.

Yet there's one thing you should never do with a bald head – don't put glitter on

it.

And mirrors.

And fake diamonds.

Unless you want to look like you've just escaped from the circus, it's a look that

should be avoided by all women, no exceptions.

6.

Single dread

Dreads look cool, we do not doubt that.

But just like so many things taken from the African culture, dreads have also been transformed

over time and sometimes people come up with truly appalling hairstyles based on dreads,

braids and other styles.

This mono-dread, for example, looks incredibly creepy.

It's definitely one of those 'natural' dreads that just happened to a person.

You should never ever let such a mess appear on your head.

7.

Easter basket head

Holidays are great – we all love the festive spirit when all people gather to celebrate

some significant event in the history of mankind.

But should they be used as inspiration for hairstyles?

We don't think so.

Here's a vivid example of what you should never ever do with your head.

No matter how much you love Easter, Christmas or Thanksgiving Day, this is not the reason

to create a turkey or an Easter basket on your head.

It may be a good idea for a night or two, but imagine rocking this look for a week or

even a month – it'll be a pure disaster.

8.

The ultimate attention-grabber

All people like attention in one form or another.

Some like it more, some less, but if you truly want to stand out, here's a hairstyle that

will do just that.

In fact, you'll probably get photographed a lot, and not in a very good way.

The hairstyle itself is not so bad – it's a bit punk, yet feminine, but it's the coloring

that's the problem.

Mixing pink and leopard may (somehow) work in fashion, but don't try mixing it all

on one head.

It's not very stylish and elegant to say the least.

But it will definitely grab the attention wherever you go.

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iOS 11 0 2 Jailbreak How to Jailbreak iOS 11 0 2 Cydia 11 0 2 All Devices

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Geek Fuel 2017 Subscription September Box Unboxing. DUTCH Commentary (English Subtitles Available) - Duration: 3:24.

Welcome to a new unboxing video and this time i got the GeekFuel box of the month of September

The box of August was XL and it had a new design

This month a regular box. But they have kept the new design. I'm very happy with that because it looks very nice

This box got two spoilers.. An exclusive Batman item

And a buildable collectable figure if I remember correctly

Let's see what's inside..

On top of the box like every month the GeekFuel magazine and this time on the front Blade Runner

I check out the magazine after the unboxing because there are things inside that are related to the box. I do not want to know that yet

Like every month there is a shirt inside. And this time..

It is a blue shirt and so to see it is the exclusive Batman item

It's a..

Shirt this time..

With a oldskool Batman print. I'm more a MARVEL fan not really a DC Comics fan

But i think it is a nice shirt with a great print on it. I will definitely wear this one

Next item is the buildable collectable figure. Mega construct from Kudros

Aliens figure

I'm really happy with this one. I'm a big Alien fan. Very cool i got the number four Aliens figure

You could also get the number three Ripley figure and.. eh. Picard

Bender, Peter Griffin or the Red Ranger. I got this figure

I'm going to put it together and show what it looks like. Very happy with it

Very cool that this is in this box

Next item inside the box is a Mario shell. I read Super soft shell pluche figure. Nice it is inside the box.. But i already see..

The next item inside the box what i looked forward to

And that's the pin

This time a cartoon edition pin. I got the Johnny Bravo pin. On the back i see it is called the Johnny Brobot. Very cool

You could get Dexter's Droid, Power Drone, GeekFuel Meat Widgit and the rare one this month is called..

Space Gizmo. Limited edition of five hundred. I got the Johnny Bravo version.. Johnny Brobot i must say actually

Again an awesome pin.

Box.. The overall package looks fantastic again. Very happy with it again

The monthly game is called Warden melody of the undergrowth. Twenty dollar value game

I will definitely try this game

Inside the magazine there is always a short description about the video game

Nice that this is in the box

That was all items this month. Last inside the box is the example card

I got the exclusive Batman shirt..

I got the Super soft shell pluche toy, i got the Warden melody of the undergrowth game

I got the Kudros buildable figure. On the card i see that you could get a lot more..

Characters than those on the box

And the pin i received, which I'm very happy with. Which looks very beautiful again

I think the box of September is very nice. I'm very happy with it

Let me know what you think of it. Lastly, i want to say: Thank you for watching and..