Youtube daily report w Oct 4 2017

The Pokémon game's game corners used to be series tradition and would appear in most

games ever since the very first title.

Within the game corners, players would be able to take part in casino-like attractions,

such as slot machines, to try and win coins.

Coins could then be exchange for prizes, such as new Pokémon, items and TMs.

However, fans may have noticed that starting from Pokémon Black and White in 2010, the

game corners have been missing entirely.

Furthermore, in the later remakes of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, you will find that the

game corner is closed down with the owner standing outside.

Speaking to owner, he says: "I used to run a business here, but I had

to close it for reasons you don't need to know."

So, what happened here then and why did all of the game corners seem to suddenly disappear?

Well the answer to that lies in PEGI - the rating system for most European countries.

This was not so much a change that the developers simply decided on themselves, but it was due

to a change in policy at PEGI that started to rate games much higher for containing gambling

content.

These new guidelines dictate that games that "may contain elements that encourage or teach

gambling" will be rated at a minimum of 12 years and up and could even be rated as high

as 18+.

Furthermore, even Pokémon's fantasy-styled slot machines are seen by PEGI as potentially

encouraging or teaching gambling.

Due to this, games containing the game corners have had to be released with a PEGI 12 rating

when rereleased later down the line - such as the 3DS' Pokémon Gold and Silver.

Compare this with earlier games that also contain the game corners, which were all rated

3+.

This change in regulation was introduced around the time of Pokémon Platinum's release and

with this came some big differences for the European version.

Whist, for now, no changes would be made over in the US, in the European version of Platinum

all of the game corner machines are now unplayable.

Examining a machine will either simply result in a text box popping up reading "It's a game

machine!" or the player randomly receiving some coins instead.

In the non-censored versions though, examining the machines would of course let you play

the slot machine minigame and win coins.

More changes than that were made to the European version include removing all gambling references,

such as that seen on the building's sign.

Whilst in the US version it reads "Aim for an explosion of luck!", in Europe this was

changed to "The place everyone talks about!"

Speaking about the matter, Nintendo of Europe gave this statement:

"In Pokémon Platinum Version, the slot machines in the Game Corner cannot be operated

by the player, to comply with PEGI age rating guidelines concerning gambling.

Players can still get coins to exchange for items, simply by checking the slot machines

or from the Game Corner counter."

However, when it came time for next games, Pokémon Heart Gold and Soul Silver, the game

corner was changed in the US version as well, but not in the Japanese version.

Unlike Platinum though, Nintendo completely redesigned the area for the Western releases

to get around PEGI's restrictions.

Over in Japan, the game corner is very casino-like in nature and allows you to play a new iteration

of the slot machine minigame.

For the Western versions however, it was given a whole new look and the slot machines were

replaced with a new minigame called Voltorb Flip.

Voltorb Flip plays a little similar to Minesweeper.

In the game, you must try and find the multiplier cards without flipping over a Voltorb, who

will self destruct and cause you to lose all earned coins.

This would be the one and only appearance of Voltorb Flip in the series.

Additionally, Heart Gold and Soul Silver also marks the last time for the slot machines

to appear, even in the Japanese version.

All games following Heart Gold and Soul Silver have completely done away with the game corners

altogether and it is believed that the situation with PEGI concerning gambling is the reason

why.

It seems that, due to all of the trouble, Nintendo decided to remove these features

from all versions moving forward, rather than making different versions for different regions.

There is also actually one other reason why they may want to do this, as it wasn't just

PEGI who had a problem with the gambling.

Due to gambling laws in South Korea, these features had to be removed from all of the

Korean games as well.

For example, in the Korean versions of Heart Gold and Soul Silver, players will be able

to play Voltorb Flip instead, like the Western versions.

This means that in many parts of the world, the game corners were already having to be

altered to comply with these different regulations, and it is very likely that this was the reason

for their eventual removal.

Remember, the minimum PEGI rating that a game with the gambling descriptor can get is 12

years and up, which would be very high for the Pokémon series.

PEGI rates games for most European regions and is, of course, a very big deal for video

game companies.

Perhaps at some point in the future, Nintendo may decide to bring back more games like Voltorb

Flip instead, which don't resemble gambling as much as the slot machines do and so are

fine over in Europe and Korea.

On the other hand, perhaps PEGI may even ease up on these restrictions one day too, which

would then pave the way for the casino-like attractions seen in the earlier games.

Censored Gaming is, of course, always keeping a close eye on rating-related matters like

this and will let you know of any new developments, as well as any new changes made to games.

If this is something you'd be interested in seeing more of then please make sure to hit

that subscribe button below and, until next time, thank you for watching.

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Minhas Palavras Favoritas - F-words - Duration: 3:05.

Have you ever heard of "My Favourite Words?"

the "F-words in Childhood Disability"?

They all start with the letter "F". They mean a lot to me

They are related to

The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health - ICF

from the World Health Organization

These words are essential for my development

If you happen to spend time with me

at home, school, or during therapy sessions

please pay attention!

These magic words will really help everyone around me

to understand what really matters to me

Some people are over concerned with my disability

and forget that I want (and can) develop myself in a healthy and happy way!

Here goes my first favourite word:

Function

I want to do things!

I don't really care if I don't do them the same way everybody else does

Let me figure out how to do my day to day chores on my own

Making myself useful will make me feel good

I might need time a lot of trial and error

before finding my way of doing something

Family

the most important environment for any child

Family knows me better than anyone else

I believe they do what's best for me

always listen to what they have to say

Talk to them, learn from them

Above all: always respect and trust them

Fitness

Everyone needs to be in good health, including me

I need to take good care of my body

specially during my growth and development

Please help me find ways of keeping myself healthy and active

By understanding my own limitations and possibilities

everything becomes much easier

the best ways of doing so, is exploring movements and exercises

Friends

It's surely a very important part of childhood, right?

I need to have fun, learn and grow surrounded by friends

Don't let me miss opportunities to strengthen bonds of friendship

By being with them I can give them the chance to learn more about my disability

Besides I can get to know myself better too

a lifetime lesson for them and for myself

Fun

I love this tiny word

After all isn't that what childhood is all about?

I can grow, learn and also have a blast!

What about finding out what can be fun for me?

Future

The future is now!

Tomorrow is nothing more than the consequence of what I do today

I don't want to let opportunities just pass by me

Please help me accomplish what I can do today!

Now that you know my 6 favourite words

please help me put them to good use every day!

Are you with me?

Produced by Nossa Casa - Brazil

With support from Canchild - Canada

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Canal do Canal - Diagnóstico na Endodontia - Parte 3 - Duration: 10:08.

Hey folks, how are you?

This third video closes the initial series about diagnostic procedures.

Do you remember that, from the first video, to attend to a female patient complaining of spontaneous pain

we came up with 3 questions?

The first question was: What do we need to know to care for this patient?

This question was answered in the first video.

The second question was: What should you ask her?

This question was answered in the second video, about anamnesis

In this third video, we will refer to the third point:

What other procedures do you need to use to care for this patient?

When I say, "other procedures", I mean: other diagnostic procedures

Because, to complete the diagnosis, we need at least four elements

Endodontic diagnosis depends on:

Anamnesis

An objective exam

Tests

And a radiographic examination

We don't rely only on a radiographic examination.

But many students believe that.

For them, radiographic examination is the most important thing in the universe

and it can solve all the problems…

But we know that it's not true.

We have to remember that radiographic examination is only one of the four elements we need to complete the diagnosis.

We will only close the diagnosis when we have all four of these answers.

The objective exam will allow us to have a visual evaluation of the tooth.

We will look for cavities,

unsatisfactory restorations,

gum problems

and other periodontal diseases that can be causing the patient's pain.

Many times, the radiography does not show anything beyond what we have already seen in the objective exam.

So, do not rely too much on the x-ray exam.

It's important, but the objective examination is essential as well

Talking about the tests,

the first thing we need to remember is that two tooth tissues can hurt:

the pulp and the periodontium.

So, we should do at least two groups of tests.

There are tests for the pulp and tests for periodontal ligament.

There will be 2 tests,

so there will be two diagnoses.

At the end we will have a pulp diagnosis

and a periodontium diagnosis.

Another super important point is:

when we do a test, the result is still not the diagnosis.

The test result will simply be positive if it hurts or negative if it does not hurt.

This is all you need to note at that time.

The diagnosis will come afterwards, as I mentioned.

Only when we add the test results to the anamnesis, the objective exam and the x-ray exam.

The specific pulp tests are: the thermal test,

I always suggest using the cold test instead of hot testing.

Why do I always prefer to use the cold temperature test?

Because the hot testing can stimulate the pulp and periodontal ligament simultaneously.

So, when we proceed with the hot testing, and the result is positive (pain)

we can be in doubt if the problem is pulpal or periodontal.

However, when we use the cold test and the pulp responds with pain,

we have a much more objective answer that the problem is from pulp.

I like to use low temperature sprays with a swab.

Soak the swab until dripping

Dry the tooth

Some suggest putting some vaseline on the dental surface to prevent the swab from sticking to the enamel

It could be an important procedure

Touch the tooth,

but do not simply touch it,

let the swab hug the tooth surface.

When the patient reports pain, withdraw immediately.

If it hurts: positive,

if it doesn't hurt: negative.

Another specific pulp test is the electrical test.

Or the so-called Electrical Pulp Tester.

When saying "Pulp Tester" it is good to be careful with pronunciation,

especially if you are caring for a patient who speaks only English.

Often, in Portuguese, we pronounce "poop" when we mean "pulp".

Can you imagine what a mess it would be if you say you're going to do a "poop test" on his tooth?

What will he understand?

He might say, "No, you will not do a poop test ...for sure."

So, correctly pronounce "Pulp Tester".

Because pulp is completely different than poop, right?

As I said, will be two pulp tests, and I can choose one at least.

The periodontium tests will be the percussion and palpation tests.

Here is how they work:

For the percussion test, use the mirror handle

and very gently tap the occlusal/incisal surfaces of the tooth.

For the percussion test, press the periapical bucal area of the root using the tip of your index finger.

For both tests, if the patient has any periodontal disease, it will hurt (positive result).

A normal periodontium does not hurt with this test (negative result).

Summing up: we will have two tests for the pulp

The thermal test and the electrical test,

and two tests for the periodontium (the percussion test and the palpation test).

Do we need to do all of them?

No, you can choose one pulp test and one periodontium test.

Important: in all of the suspicious teeth, you need to do one test from each group,

to evaluate the pulp and the periodontium in each tooth, ok?

Now, we have a really important part of the tests:

Reproduce the patient's reported pain

What does this mean?

It means making the patient feel, at the time of the exam,

exactly the same pain that he is complaining about

Why is this reproduction of pain so important?

Look…

Depending on the situation, if you are using, for instance, a cold thermal test on the patient's molar…

If you can, at the moment of the test,

make the patient feel exactly the same pain he was complaining about,

you will answer, simultaneously, all of the three initial questions we proposed in the beginning…

If the pain is from teeth or not, which teeth, and whether it's from pulp or periodontium.

Want to see?

Look,

if you put a cold point in the tooth and the patient felt exactly the same pain he was complaining of,

do you think is it possible that his pain is not from the tooth?

If it was an ear pain,

would it hurt when you put a cold point in the tooth?

If it was sinusitis,

would it hurt when you put a cold point in the tooth?

No way, right?

In this case we close the first point: the pain is dental.

Second:

You stimulate the lower molar 46 and he felt the same pain.

You have just found which tooth was the source of the pain:

46.

And third,

as you are using cold and the tooth hurts,

the pain is from the pulp.

Can you understand the importance of reproducing the patient's reported pain?

We can confirm the anamnesis in a very assertive way when we do this.

Let's summarize?

First:

To close the diagnosis we need:

ANAMNESIS

AN OBJECTIVE EXAM

TESTS (for pulp and periodontium)

AND THE RADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION

Do not bet all that you have on the x-ray exam,

we need the four exams together.

There are specific tests for pulp and periodontium.

For pulp:

thermal tests (cold is preferred) and electric pulp test

For periodontium: percussion and palpation

In this case, we will have 2 diagnostic results:

the pulp diagnosis and the periodontium diagnosis

When we reproduce the patient's reported pain,

many times we confirm the anamnesis and the three initial points:

Whether the pain is coming from a tooth or not, which tooth and if it's from pulp or periodontium.

I hope these videos help you to attend to a patient complaining of pain.

Or, at least, help you to organize your ideas, then you will not get so lost.

If you like this video, please thumbs up

and don't forget to subscribe to "Canal do Canal".

In the next videos we will talk specifically about pulp and periodontium diagnosis,

instrumentation and obturation.

Until next time.

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Why The Pokémon Games Removed The Casinos - Duration: 5:33.

The Pokémon game's game corners used to be series tradition and would appear in most

games ever since the very first title.

Within the game corners, players would be able to take part in casino-like attractions,

such as slot machines, to try and win coins.

Coins could then be exchange for prizes, such as new Pokémon, items and TMs.

However, fans may have noticed that starting from Pokémon Black and White in 2010, the

game corners have been missing entirely.

Furthermore, in the later remakes of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, you will find that the

game corner is closed down with the owner standing outside.

Speaking to owner, he says: "I used to run a business here, but I had

to close it for reasons you don't need to know."

So, what happened here then and why did all of the game corners seem to suddenly disappear?

Well the answer to that lies in PEGI - the rating system for most European countries.

This was not so much a change that the developers simply decided on themselves, but it was due

to a change in policy at PEGI that started to rate games much higher for containing gambling

content.

These new guidelines dictate that games that "may contain elements that encourage or teach

gambling" will be rated at a minimum of 12 years and up and could even be rated as high

as 18+.

Furthermore, even Pokémon's fantasy-styled slot machines are seen by PEGI as potentially

encouraging or teaching gambling.

Due to this, games containing the game corners have had to be released with a PEGI 12 rating

when rereleased later down the line - such as the 3DS' Pokémon Gold and Silver.

Compare this with earlier games that also contain the game corners, which were all rated

3+.

This change in regulation was introduced around the time of Pokémon Platinum's release and

with this came some big differences for the European version.

Whist, for now, no changes would be made over in the US, in the European version of Platinum

all of the game corner machines are now unplayable.

Examining a machine will either simply result in a text box popping up reading "It's a game

machine!" or the player randomly receiving some coins instead.

In the non-censored versions though, examining the machines would of course let you play

the slot machine minigame and win coins.

More changes than that were made to the European version include removing all gambling references,

such as that seen on the building's sign.

Whilst in the US version it reads "Aim for an explosion of luck!", in Europe this was

changed to "The place everyone talks about!"

Speaking about the matter, Nintendo of Europe gave this statement:

"In Pokémon Platinum Version, the slot machines in the Game Corner cannot be operated

by the player, to comply with PEGI age rating guidelines concerning gambling.

Players can still get coins to exchange for items, simply by checking the slot machines

or from the Game Corner counter."

However, when it came time for next games, Pokémon Heart Gold and Soul Silver, the game

corner was changed in the US version as well, but not in the Japanese version.

Unlike Platinum though, Nintendo completely redesigned the area for the Western releases

to get around PEGI's restrictions.

Over in Japan, the game corner is very casino-like in nature and allows you to play a new iteration

of the slot machine minigame.

For the Western versions however, it was given a whole new look and the slot machines were

replaced with a new minigame called Voltorb Flip.

Voltorb Flip plays a little similar to Minesweeper.

In the game, you must try and find the multiplier cards without flipping over a Voltorb, who

will self destruct and cause you to lose all earned coins.

This would be the one and only appearance of Voltorb Flip in the series.

Additionally, Heart Gold and Soul Silver also marks the last time for the slot machines

to appear, even in the Japanese version.

All games following Heart Gold and Soul Silver have completely done away with the game corners

altogether and it is believed that the situation with PEGI concerning gambling is the reason

why.

It seems that, due to all of the trouble, Nintendo decided to remove these features

from all versions moving forward, rather than making different versions for different regions.

There is also actually one other reason why they may want to do this, as it wasn't just

PEGI who had a problem with the gambling.

Due to gambling laws in South Korea, these features had to be removed from all of the

Korean games as well.

For example, in the Korean versions of Heart Gold and Soul Silver, players will be able

to play Voltorb Flip instead, like the Western versions.

This means that in many parts of the world, the game corners were already having to be

altered to comply with these different regulations, and it is very likely that this was the reason

for their eventual removal.

Remember, the minimum PEGI rating that a game with the gambling descriptor can get is 12

years and up, which would be very high for the Pokémon series.

PEGI rates games for most European regions and is, of course, a very big deal for video

game companies.

Perhaps at some point in the future, Nintendo may decide to bring back more games like Voltorb

Flip instead, which don't resemble gambling as much as the slot machines do and so are

fine over in Europe and Korea.

On the other hand, perhaps PEGI may even ease up on these restrictions one day too, which

would then pave the way for the casino-like attractions seen in the earlier games.

Censored Gaming is, of course, always keeping a close eye on rating-related matters like

this and will let you know of any new developments, as well as any new changes made to games.

If this is something you'd be interested in seeing more of then please make sure to hit

that subscribe button below and, until next time, thank you for watching.

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Hey everyone, in a previous video we talked a little bit about this story of

the Mexican Fishermen and the American Business Man and if you guys haven't

seen that one yet you should go check it out, it's titled

in a way that you'll recognize it but really the point of the story was to

know what it is that you want and sometimes what we want doesn't require

exactly what we think it does and in keeping with that principle I wanted to

share with you a very quick but valuable TIP that I got actually from a book

written by Tim Ferriss. And I believe if I remember right I hope I get this right

I think he calls it Dreamlining -- and basically what this exercise does,

what it asks you to do is take out a sheet of paper, so you can do this right

now, take out a sheet of paper and a pen and start making a list of everything

that your Dream Life would entail that costs money.

So you're not going to want to list things maybe like find my dream spouse

or something like that because you can't really put a financial amount to that

obviously but list things, you know, that you want -- they could include

you know how many vacations a year do you want to go on, how much do you want

to give to worthy causes, what kind of car do you want and what

would the payment amount be for that car. So basically what you want to do is

write out everything that would entail your ultimate lifestyle. Now this is not

the time to think how we normally think which is okay what's reasonable or

what's likely, this is the time to go okay, if everything was available to me

what would I list, what would I ask for. List it all and then in the column on

the other side list the amount of money per month that thing would cost. If it's

a Lamborghini then... (correction) *List the

amount of money a Lamborghini lease would cost per month. If it's four

vacations a year, whatever, divide that amount of money you need for four

vacations up into a monthly cost listed there

then add the total up to find out what your dream lifestyle would cost per

month. And the beautiful and cool thing about this exercise is what it often

reveals is that it would really require a lot less than you think to have the

lifestyle you dream of having. A lot of times we think in order to create a

dream lifestyle we'd have to have Justin Bieber money, right? We'd have to have

millions and millions of millions of dollars coming in per month. What we find

out when we actually look at it and we actually do the

math is that our dream lifestyle, the one that we would consider really

the ultimate, is oftentimes a lot closer to us and not nearly as far away as we

thought. So it's an exercise that will give you a

little bit of motivation, a little bit of maybe even excitement and I can't wait

to hear your feedback on what it was like for you when you do this exercise

so go ahead and do it now. Get out a pen and piece of paper and let me know your

thoughts in the comments below.

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Brad Anderson's Lunch Break / Microsoft Ignite 2017 - Duration: 12:17.

- It's lunchtime at Ignite, and this

is Brad Anderson's lunch break.

Ignite is one of the best tech conferences

in the world, and while I was in town,

I set aside a couple of hours to

meet up with a few thousand of my favorite people.

Today, my guest is pretty much everyone at Ignite.

(light orchestral music)

- Jump in, John!

Good, how're you doing?

What's up, what's on your mind?

- Uh, nothing, really, I don't even know who you are.

- So I'm Satya's personal assistant,

I go get him cokes and coffees when he needs it.

- Does that pay well?

- So far so good.

- Where are you going?

- How many shirts have you sweat through already in Orlando?

- Four.

- Four, okay, how much can you bench?

- Almost as much as my wife.

- Okay, that's...

She sounds strong.

- She is.

- So, we've all had those horror stories in SMS

and config manager, what's your horror story?

- What's my horror story...

Okay, so we were building SMS 2003, we made a mistake

in how we were using active directory,

we took the entire company down.

- Wow!

- Nobody authenticate because we

did a denial of service attack on EZRAC on active directory.

- What are some of your top recommended books?

What do you like?

- Ooh, yeah, yeah.

So first of all, I just finished reading Satya's book,

I really read it.

- I just submitted a request for

that in my local library today.

- It's unbelievably direct and it's unbelievably genuine.

- What does your work week look like?

How many hours are you actually putting in?

- Yeah okay, I gotta tell you right now,

my work life balance is the best

it's ever been in my career.

- Really?

- Yeah!

So first of all, I'm a early riser,

I get up at 4.30 in the morning,

I'm at the gym by 5.30, into the office at eight.

- Right.

- And for me, I work eight to six,

I usually don't take lunch, I leave at six

because I think it's important

to have dinner with my family.

- Moving in heavily into EMS and I've seen

the new 365 spaces and one of the things we've noticed

is that obviously, you've got so many moving parts now

with intune and mam and the other security elements

and you've got so many different product stats,

just trying to understand Microsoft,

where that trying to pull that together.

- Yeah, next to what are we doing.

- Yeah.

- So, with Microsoft 365 now,

we literally have a monthly steering

committee where there is about six or seven of the VPs

who are in charge of driving in 365 across

all the engineering teams, so all of those pieces

we look at monthly and then we go and drive

that across Windows, EMS and Office 365

but we're treating it like a product.

- Oh, that's a encouraging and fantastic

from our point of view, because I think

the great solution is you just need to see them across the.

- I think we've made great progress,

but there's more work to do.

- The Microsoft tips of day is night and day compared to

- Oh, I'm so glad you said that.

- Yesterday, so it looks wrong.

I mean, I'm sure it'll be night and day

for tomorrow but I mean it's a nice piece

to work with whereas previously,

it was always a necessary evil

without that sounding too harsh.

- No, no, no!

But now, the company's different.

- The support we're getting from you guys

and have had this year has been fantastic

and we really do appreciate.

- Lightning round?

- Lightning, first question, tea or coffee?

- Diet coke.

- Diet coke.

What was the last movie you watched?

- Hot Rod for the 37th time.

So I think with onedrive, I think

one of the things you can talk with the customers,

the decision makers is, the new capabilities

that we have where you can actually like,

go back to a last known good, it actually

protects you from ransomware.

So go talk about the fact that

if your files are in one drive for business,

you're actually protected from the ransomware.

- Yup.

- That's your drive, onedrive for business.

- It's amazing how often people still seem to be,

uninformed at how secure it is

and they still want to use their own premises tools.

- Who has a better car?

You or your wife?

- My wife, yeah, she drives the Tesla.

When I'm good, she lets me drive it on the weekends.

- Can you give us a ride to the Hilton for 10 bucks.

- Seriously, no jokes, would you mind?

- No, we're filming right here.

Yeah.

- Is the Hilton over there?

- I don't know, that's the Hyatt.

I don't know where the Hilton is.

Did you hear that, Ben?

- How do you do the work life balance thing,

as a dad, as a grand dad, as a senior VP for Microsoft,

how do you do that?

- What advice do you have for somebody like me

who has twins and a two year old at home?

- Biggest thing is, you gotta learn to say no.

- Say no.

- You have to know what to say yes to,

what to say no to and then, like for me,

eating dinner with my children,

is one of the most important things that I do,

so get home and have dinner with your family.

- What do you believe would be the most important

soft skill for an IT pro to have, to drive cloud options.

- So there are a couple of things, one,

I tell people, like when I go talk to universities,

you're always selling and so, I think

the ability to be able to communicate

and to be able to articulate a story

on how an idea that you have is gonna

enhance the company, is gonna enhance the user experience,

you have to be able to articulate the clear story

to your managers, to your peers,

to the people you're delivering the service as

so I think the number on thing that you can do

from a soft skill, is be a great storyteller.

So what was your favorite session so far, other than mine?

- Other than yours.

You are strongly confident that I watched yours.

- Who is Ben Hawkin?

- I don't know, this weird guy who comes up

with the ideas of me driving around in cars.

- Has he ever infiltrated your

Twitter account to your knowledge?

- Yeah, he has the password to my Twitter account.

He's the only person that has

the password to my Twitter account.

- So did you steal Anderson Cooper's

Twitter account or did he steal yours?

- It took us multiple years to negotiate that on Twitter.

- Fair.

- Look, a guy like me who's late 40's,

what advice do you have for you know,

how to kinda find your nitch these days in the new world.

- Okay, what I've always believed is,

see if you can identify what that trend was gonna happen

in the market, that is just unstoppable

and then go get good and try to get in on that early.

So, right now, everything's gonna

move to the cloud, everything.

So how fast can you become that individual

that understands how to help organizations

move to the cloud, how to lead your

organization to move to the cloud.

- Our IT group is about 80 people

and only a couple of women and we're seriously trying to...

- Increase your diversity?

- Absolutely, do you have any advice for us?

- That's a good question, I believe

the culture is the most important thing so,

do you have a culture where everybody

feels their voice can be heard, is inclusive

and I think if you focus on the culture first,

so that, you know, the women who

are already in your organization can say,

this is a great culture, I can thrive here

and second I would say is, are you actually finding,

are you looking, are you finding the individuals

that come in and interview for the roles

or take a look at your interview slates, are they all dudes?

The other thing I tell you as my advice

is go look at your job descriptions

and like have the women on your team look at them.

- Oh.

- Because the wording that sometimes

there's words in a job description

that completely turn off a woman

because they're seeing that are masculine to their tone,

that are not inclusive, so, check that out too.

- That's awesome, thank you very much.

- Heard you talking about configuration manager

and the in tune and road maps and things

like that yesterday morning and I was curious if

SA scheme is gonna live to B30.

- Oh yeah, for sure.

- And the last one, in the last 24 hours,

I've been told that SCCM is dead, what do you have to say?

- You know SCCM is more alive than it's ever been.

It's more interesting than it has even been.

- Exactly!

- Hey, where you from?

- Florida, here in Naples, 10 South.

- Ah, Naples is beautiful, gorgeous.

So were you guys impacted by the hurricane?

- Yeah, we got a direct hit but if it wasn't for all

the Microsoft products and some of the

automation we've put in, we wouldn't know what we would do.

- Quote that!

- For real, seriously!

As a leader, I'm president of the company,

small organization, but I want it to be big.

What are some of the best advice to

be a better manager, leading people,

especially in today's day and age.

- A couple of things, one, I think

you just have to be genuine.

You know, people wanna trust you

and if you're genuine and they know

that you're being genuine, I think

people are willing to follow just because

they trust you, number one.

I believe information in powers

and so, as much information as you can give to your people,

empowers them to make the decisions

based upon what's best of the company

because they know what's going on.

Too many leaders wanna hold the data in

and I think you should let all the data flow.

- Great.

- And then I think, third, you have to focus on the culture.

You know, you more than any leader in your organization

are gonna define what the culture is.

If you take a look at what Microsoft

has done over the last three to four years,

Satya's number one focus has been the culture

and look at what the impact it's had on Microsoft.

- Unbelievable, yeah and I did get his book actually

this morning and downloaded the audible

so I can't wait to start reading it.

- Page 58 is my favorite.

- Is that where you're in.

- Yeah.

(laughter)

Where you from?

- I'm from Seattle, I work at Microsoft.

- Alright, what team?

- Onedrive.

- Okay, so you wanna come work in the EMS team?

- Oh, oh!

You have to ask Jeff for that.

- Yeah, Jeff and I are like buds, he won't care.

He would say, Brad seems better.

- Oh!

Hi!

I was wondering what's your top

productivity tips and tricks.

- One, if I can block out about two hours a day

for just for me to do that work

that I have to do as a individual contributor.

I can keep my work life balance,

because I spend the bulk of my day in meetings so,

one of the things I'm pretty religious about

is kinda keeping eight to nine open

and then, five to six, and so I'm able

to do in those two hours, get

the work done that I have to do.

- What was the single feature in SCCM that seemed

like it was gonna be so easy, but

then was just like a nightmare?

- Go back a decade ago, we took over the help desk

and the desktop manager for three different companies.

Lost a fortune on it, but we learned a ton

and so we learned so much in that experience

from 2007 to 2011, that is what actually

got us onto the right path with Intune.

- So, listened to the keynote,

going to the session is a common theme

for transformation right?

And so, I've been on a transformation project myself

and eating right, going to the gym,

what I'm wondering and I think

the entire community, really,

is how does Brad Anderson keep a 24 inch pythons,

what kind of workout routine do

you use to stay in this shape?

- So, if you go back a few years ago,

back to 2010, I dropped 50 pounds.

- Wow.

- Okay, yeah, I was a fat dude.

- Yeah, I'm at 60 so far and I'm still...

- You've dropped 60 pounds?

- Yes.

- Dude, like here man.

Holy cow!

That's a transformation!

- Exactly, yeah.

- You planning on taking a Lunch Break

to the next height, next level like Carpool Karaoke?

- Only if I can get a piano in the car.

- What's your takeaway from the events of this week?

- So, I think the interesting thing for me here is that,

like we've seen IT folks, we've seen business folks

coming to hear that and how do you kind of

create a message, after message

that speaks to both those people?

- Yeah.

I guess this is actually one of the things

you're really good at, but there is an art to it

and on it, you have to tell those stories

but you have to help to make sure those stories

blend so they understand how they work together.

- What's your favorite part of the Primas abilities

and what should I be focusing on?

- Oo, my favorite, that's kinda saying like

who's my favorite kid.

- Yeah.

- Many of us, I built my career

building onpram products, we talked about disruption,

my whole life got disrupted because

I had to figure out what it means to build services.

Once you taste that telemetry,

man, it is addicting because you know,

for the first time in your life,

from a professional standpoint,

you have data that tells you what's going on

and can then be the basis of your decisions.

Dude's gotta be hot man, look at him out there

sitting in the backyard in all black.

- Yeah.

- He's leaning back and catching some rays, look at that.

- This honestly isn't bad, I've been

at a wedding in Louisiana in August.

- Oh geez, that sounds like hell.

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Taekook Moments #3 (REUPLOADED) - Duration: 3:46.

*V keeping his eyes on Jungkookie~

*What's with the awkward smile lol, so shy

Everyone...

Everyone what?

Ha... you say it...

I didn't do my eyes (makeup)

You put makeup on, Jungkook-sshi?

And so did you...

But I'm selca (meant to say makeup less)

*Whoa, whoa, whoa... why are they always saying these kinds of things in public lmao

*Awwww... Tae being a cute koala towards JK :3

*Yaaasss.... the newly added part hehe

(The mcs pointed out how Vkook weren't talking much)

Hello. Nice to meet you

*Stare...

*JK was sick here, and was coughing, so V turned to look at him again <3

I want JK

*Yes, finished. Thank for watching~ lalala

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How to Make and Store Basil Pesto - Duration: 6:03.

how did you get your hair to look so cool tryin to cook these aren't cookies

this is pesto hi everybody my name is Alex welcome to my kitchen where we

only cook healthy food that doesn't suck what I'm working with today is basil

Parmesan it's the good stuff pine nuts salt pepper garlic and olive oil so

naturally I'm gonna be making a basil pesto super easy recipe you don't really

need measurements I don't think anyways famous last words

when you've got a beautiful harvest of basil this is the best thing to do with

it let's get started you want to take your basil and you want to take just the

leaves so no stems I've never eaten a basil stem have you I don't know whatever

I'll just follow what the internet said to do so that I don't ruin this and my

entire harvest the basil I don't know if you know this about me but I'm a

certified basil farmer and by that I mean I managed to keep all this basil

alive all summer long go me okay let's just dry this off

pine nuts these are also known pignolis I don't know if I'm saying that right

Pig no-li pignoli I'm trying to think about how my Italian people my

my Italian people all in here you can also use walnuts or like a combo of

both I'm gonna do a little grate of pepper and a bit of salt all right let's

just try processing that and see how it goes

so I'm just gonna scrape down the side do you think you turned your dishwasher on

and then realize you didn't turn your dishwasher on and then you come to film

the video and none of your dishes are clean not that that happens to me ever

okay scrape down your sides just whatever utensil you have mm smells so good

ooh garlic see these four ingredient recipes these

are the ones that really test my memory and all of the ingredients just vanished

from my mind I'm like I done but I'm not done

whoo that's a big guy that's what she said this is some legit garlic how can I

forget the garlic the garlic is like the best ingredients it was also sitting

right in front of me three giant cloves of garlic I'm just gonna really roughly

chop the end nub off technical term and then just really coarsely kind of dice

this just so I don't end up with like any giant chunks into the food

processor - drizzle

scrape perhaps I don't have enough volume for my food processor to want to

do this properly scrape I definitely don't have enough it just is like missing

everything and throw it up against the wall and then forgetting that it's there

scrape scrape scrape scrape señora scape it all the time scrape scrape scrape señora scrape it into time

time for the cheese so this is Parmesan Parmesan cheese Parmesan you

can get real terrible quality Parmesan you can get very very expensive Parmesan

get whatever feels good for you we usually go something middle-of-the-road

there's tons of stores is it a store a deli so buy whatever your budget can

afford okay so it said two ounces I don't know what that means and I don't

have a scale so that much the internet if it is to be believed said don't pulse the

cheese too much you really want to get everything the right consistency before

you add the cheese and then the cheese just kind of gets melded in I need some

more salt alright so all of that basil made not that much pesto my entire summer harvest of basil amounted to this much pesto

okay so we have this beautiful homemade pesto so good so delicious if you're not

sure how to use pesto you can have it with a hot pasta you can have it with a

cold pasta salad you can have it mixed in quinoa even on rice maybe you could

do it as a bit of a marinade for a meat you could do it just like spread on

toast crackers by the spoonful I mean do you need ways to eat this because if you

do you haven't tasted it okay a little storage tip

if you end up with way more pesto then I did you can

out them in ice cube trays

it's a good idea to just kind of oil the tray a little bit

so that it's easy to pop out

I mean obviously there's tons of olive oil in it olive oil

olive oil in the recipe

but just to be sure it doesn't stick

in there so spoonfuls into each ice cube cup

and the you can freeze it just like it is in these trays

and then when you're ready to use it pop it out

so save it store it and you'll have fresh pesto all year long

if you remember a couple of weeks ago I make a pesto Buddha bowl with quinoa

so that's how I'm going to have my pesto tonight just mixed in with some quinoa

this pesto is amazing

so good so simple so delicious you're going to love this pesto recipe

if you enjoyed watching tonight be sure to like comment and subscribe see you next time

who ever invented pesto is a genius

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VW T-Roc price revealed and order books open - Duration: 6:04.

VW T-Roc price revealed and order books open

Volkswagen has officially opened the order books for the compact SUV and confirmed the price for the new vehicle.

  It will go on sale in the UK from £20,445 OTR  Initially online, 1,000 new T-Rocs will be on offer in the UK with deliveries taking place in December 2017.

  The T-Roc is shorter than both the Tiguan SUV and Golf but is wider and taller than the latter.

Boot space is a reasonable 445-litres in the five-seater compact SUV.   Discussing the T-Roc's distinctive looks Volkswagen Head of Design, Klaus Bischoff, said: "Volkswagen has created another authentic SUV with the new T-Roc.

  "In launching this crossover we are also bringing a very expressive, even 'sassy', design to the streets.   "This emotional component makes it likeable. "The T-Roc is therefore equally well suited for the urban world as it is for great adventures.

Five different trim levels will be offered when the car goes on sale - S, SE, Design, SEL and R-Line.  Standard equipment across the range includes  two Zone electronic climate control, Composition Media infotainment system with eight-inch colour touch-screen, Bluetooth telephone and audio connection, DAB radio reception, USB connectivity and charging.

On the SEL trim level drivers will also benefit from VW's Active Info Display, a 10.3-inch display which replaces the instrument cluster.

Powering the range will be a choice of three petrol engines (TSI) and two diesel (TDI) units with the option of manual or DSG automatic gearboxes in both front or 4MOTION all-wheel drive. .

The petrol engines range in capacity from 10, 1.5 and 20-litre petrol with power between 115PS and 200Nm and 190PS and 320Nm.

Diesel engines are either 1.6 or 20-litres with power ranging between 115PS and 150PS and 250Nm and 340Nm.  Five different profiles – Comfort, Normal, Sport, Eco and Individual – are available on all 4MOTION equipped cars.  The most powerful T-Roc with the 20 TSI and 190 PS will sprint from rest to 62 mph in 7.2 seconds and on to a top speed of 134 mph.

The car also comes with a host of driver assistance systems which implied Lane Assist, Front Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control and a rear view camera to name a few.

Options  SE - 1:0 TSI - £20,425 SE - 1:5 TSI EVO - £22,200  Design - 1:0 TSI - £21,125 Design - 1:5 TSI EVO - £22,900  SEL - 1:5 TSI EVO - £24,520 SEL - 2:0 TSI 4MOTION - £31,485.

Commenting on the new T-Roc to UK pricelists the Director of Volkswagen UK, Alison Jones, said: "The arrival of T-Roc, and the launch of this early wave of 1,000 cars for the keenest buyers, marks a major step in our brand's ongoing SUV offensive.

It is stunning to look at, and contains all the tech you would expect in a car today.

"The level of interest we have seen in this exciting new car, even before its physical arrival at the end of the year, has been unprecedented.

I'm sure it will mark a significant step in Volkswagen's ongoing expansion and growth in the UK, and I'm very much looking forward to seeing the first cars on the road here before Christmas."   For more details on all the new T-Roc, together with brochures and pricing, and to use Volkswagen's online configurator, please visit.

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Photos Of T-ara Jiyeon's Sexy New Hobby

Dispatch recently visited T-aras Jiyeon where she showed off her sexy hobby.

It was recently revealed that Jiyeon has been practicing pole dancing, and she certainly looks glamorous as she does it.

Naturally, Jiyeons pole dancing would make a perfect set of photographs, and the results stand for themselves. Jiyeon looks breathtaking as she gracefully floats through the air.

Pole dancing is known to take serious upper body strength, so Jiyeon has clearly put in a lot of work to be able to do this.

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Man Who Buys A Dresser For $100 Finds A Secret Drawer With Something Astonishing Inside - Duration: 1:43.

Man Who Buys A Dresser For $100 Finds A Secret Drawer With Something Astonishing Inside While everyone would love to make some decent cash from their used valuables, it's often more convenient to just give them away. That's part of the reason why garage sales and yard sales are such great places to find decent items at bargain prices. It often works in a similar way for estate sales. The biggest difference, of course, is that instead of selling their own stuff, folks will sell things that belonged to their relatives who have recently passed away. Fortunately (or unfortunately, depending on how you look at it), that means that families may not know how much their loved ones' things may have actually been worth. That's what turned out to be the case when Emil Knodell visited an estate sale in Missouri City, Texas—and picked up an item that contained a secret treasure… Recently, 67-year-old retired marketing director Emil Knodell visited Missouri City, Texas. He was attending an event lead by Premier Estates Sales Network when he purchased a seemingly ordinary dresser. "I always come to a sale with an open mind because you never know," he said in an interview. Estate sales usually take place after somebody passes away so that their home's materials and assets can be liquidated. Because everything is meant to happen as quickly and efficiently as possible, the chances of scoring a major bargain on something that's worth more than initially estimated are pretty high—something that Emil knew well. While you'd still be quite lucky to find something truly spectacular at one of these events—estate sales are often run by experts who know what they're doing, after all—they're still a great place for bargain hunters to find antiques or other valuable items for less. At this particular event, Emil was attracted to a dresser that supposedly dated back to 1890 and featured a solid marble top and three drawers. On the first day of the sale, it was offered for $300, but by the time Emil came across it, he was able to take it home for less than $100! Soon enough, he'd discover just how much of a bargain he really got… Premier Estate Sales, as it turned out, really had no idea how much this dresser was worth. Regardless, Jeff Allen, a staff member for the company, helped Emil fit the large dresser into his truck, as per the man's request. "He asked for help loading it," Jeff explained. "As soon as we laid it down, it started making all this racket on the inside. Obviously we were very intrigued with what was happening with the dresser." Confused by the odd noises the dresser was making, the men knew they had to investigate. They decided to take a closer look by laying the dresser down upright, and that's when they saw something shocking. "When you look at the front of it, it looks like it has three obvious drawers with molding on the base," said Emil, describing the scene. "But the bottom has a secret drawer that opens up." Who knew? Somehow, everybody, including the professionals, missed this secret compartment! Once they opened the secret drawer, Jeff and Emil couldn't believe all of the treasures that they found inside. It was quite the discovery, to say the least! "It was a real adrenaline rush," said Jeff. "Both of us were in shock for a second." It's hard to blame them for being so surprised! What had already been a steal at the auction was proving to be even bigger jackpot. There were diamonds, emeralds, coins, rings, bracelets, military dog tags, currency from around the world, and medals from the Civil War. There was even a lock of hair! This was clearly a valuable piece of history that had gone unnoticed for too long. If this dresser really did date back to the late 19th century (and all the signs pointed to the fact that it, indeed, did), then it stood to reason that there would be some collectors out there who might be interested in buying it. Jeff was able to use his professional expertise to estimate the worth of the dresser, and all of the contents inside of it, for a cool $15,000. That was more than 150 times what Emil initially paid for the object just a little while earlier! There was a hiccup, though, as none of these objects were considered in the sale. They belonged to Emil at that point, so there was nothing stopping him from walking away $15,000 richer. Yet, would that have been the right thing to do? It would have been quite easy, not to mention perfectly legal, for Emil to have a "finders keepers" attitude about the events that had unfolded, but he didn't feel like that would have been the proper course of action. "I bought the chest (of) drawers. I didn't buy those things," Emil explained in an interview. "If I kept them, I would never feel right about it. There would be a cloud over the whole thing. It's a feeling more than anything else." "I'm an old ex-Marine, and I try to do the right thing," Emil continued. "Jeff also, the man in charge, his immediate reaction was 'let's call the owner.' There was never a question of anyone keeping it. It was 'this is fantastic. Let's call the owner and get the stuff back to them.'" The son of the deceased was the executor of the estate. He'd told Jeff that he remembered seeing the dresser in his grandparents' Michigan home, but he had no idea that there were so many valuable contents inside of it. Ultimately, Emil did everything that he could to return all of the valuable items found in the secret drawer back to the family. Knowing that he had made an ethical decision must have given him some peace of mind! It's quite remarkable that Emil decided to do the right thing so quickly. Hopefully the family who got their dresser back was grateful! Share this amazing story with your friends below!

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PEOPLE ARE INSANE 2017 - People Amazing Skill Gold Level #6 - Duration: 10:27.

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