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Holy Diver You've been down too long in the midnight sea

Oh what's becoming of me

Ride the tiger You can see his stripes but you know he's clean

Oh don't you see what I mean

Gotta get away Holy Diver

Got!

Shiny diamonds Like the eyes of a cat in the black and blue

Something is coming for you Look out!

Race for the morning You can hide in the sun 'till you see the light

Oh we will pray it's all right

Gotta get away Get away

Between the velvet lies There's a truth that's hard as steel

Yeah!

The vision never dies Life's a never ending wheel

Say!

Holy Diver You're the star of the masquerade

No need to look so afraid Jump, jump!

Jump on the tiger You can feel his heart but you know he's mean

Some light can never be seen Yeah!

Holy Diver You've been down too long in the midnight sea

Oh what's becoming of me

No, no!

Ride the tiger You can see his stripes but you know he's clean

Oh don't you see what I mean

Gotta get away Get away

Gotta get away Get away, yeah

Holy Diver Sole Survivor

You're the one who's clean

Holy Diver Holy Diver

There a cat in the blue comin' after for you Holy Diver

Oh Holy Diver Yeah, alright!

Get away, get away, get away Holy Diver

Holy Diver Holy Diver

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How to Think Like Einstein - Duration: 3:36.

This is a blouse.

But not like just any blouse.

It has two sets of buttons, so it can still fit you if you put on a few pounds.

But, the real reason why it's a very special blouse is its creator...

Albert Einstein.

The same man whose theory of relativity fundamentally changed everything we know about the whole

of space and time, also took a stab at fashion.

And at developing a novel refrigerator And an automatic camera

And a waterproof garment

So why do some people have so many great ideas?

And how can the rest of us be more creative?

Creativity is the result of large brain networks that interact with each other to generate

random thoughts, change them and merge them.

And this happens through three key mental skills: bending, breaking and blending.

Bending is when we imagine things in new ways or remember them in distorted ways.

Breaking is when we take an idea and break it into pieces.

And blending is when we mix a few ideas together.

And, well, some people are pros at these three Bs.

They might be equipped with a stronger creative machinery in their brain.

In a 2017 study, researchers found those who score high on creativity tests have more connections

between brain hemispheres.

Another study showed stronger communication between brain networks in people who come

up with many original answers to a question, a skill called divergent thinking.

And in another 2016 study, researchers monitored the brain while people solved questions from

the Remote Associates Test, which involves coming up with a word that is associated with

three seemingly unrelated words in each question.

People who were better at making connections between distant words showed stronger physical

connections between a frontal region of the brain and distant regions through long-range

neural pathways.

But remember you are not stuck with the brain you have.

Your brain networks are flexible and you can practice creativity.

Here's a recipe:

The raw material for creativity doesn't come out of thin air, but from your memories

and experiences.

Read more, pay more attention, travel... to feed your imagination.

Take more in.

Your first idea, or even the 10th, is almost guaranteed to fail.

Keep generating ideas.

When trying to solve a problem, experiment with getting too far out with your imagination,

and come back to the ground with fresh eyes, and hopefully fresh ideas.

[take a curious look at ice cream and fish in each hand]

And don't forget to surround yourself with interesting people.

Even the smartest brains still need other humans to be creative-- on top of the network

of brain regions inside any one person's brain, we need a network of humans, our society,

for creativity to flourish.

Follow these steps and you'll be equipped to brew a great idea.

And in the process of fueling your brain, if you happen to fuel your body a little too

much… remember that you can always upgrade to the second set of buttons on your Einsteinian

blouse.

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The 10 most amazing lines from Donald Trump's impromptu press conference - Duration: 3:19.

The 10 most amazing lines from Donald Trump's impromptu press conference

Just before jetting off to Davos, President Donald Trump stopped by a sit-down that chief

of staff John Kelly was having with reporters -- and immediately started talking.

It was classic Trump who, despite all of his rhetorical emphasis on "fake news," is an

avid consumer of the news and relishes the back-and-forth banter with reporters.

Trump, as he does, touched on a wide variety of subjects -- from Kelly to the special counsel

investigation to FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe.

And more!

I scoured the transcript and flagged a handful of the most notable lines from the President.

They're below.

1.

"How's he doing, OK?

I think by the way he's doing great."

Trump wanders into a meeting between his chief of staff and a bunch of reporters.

First question: You guys like this guy?

So, so Trump-y. 2.

"Fake news yesterday, or two days ago.

I rarely put out a tweet, praising somebody, but only when they get a false story."

Trump is referring to a Vanity Fair piece published Monday that alleged Kelly and the

President were on the outs.

Also, Trump "rarely" puts out a tweet "praising somebody."

Same, honestly.

3.

"I don't even know if he saw that stuff, but I put it out."

If a tweet falls in the forest...

4.

"Nice to see you all.

The economy is doing very well."

Non sequitur, Donald Trump.

President Trump, non sequitur.

5.

"I'm going to Davos to get them to bring back a lot of money."

Wait.

They give away money at Davos?

So that's why people love it so much!

6.

"Thank you for some of the nice things you've said over the recent past."

I'm not sure which reporter Trump is referring to but it doesn't matter.

The point here is a) he is hyper-aware of media coverage of him and b) his feelings

about reporters are entirely tied to whether or not they have written nice things about

him of late.

7.

"We're going to get the wall, we're going to get great border security."

Well, I'm convinced!

8.

"Over a period of 10-12 years, somebody does a great job, they've worked hard, it gives

incentive to do a great job."

BIG news here.

Trump is saying that Dreamers will have a path to citizenship after "10-12 years."

People like Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, and Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, seized

on this comment as a sign Trump is committed to finding a workable solution on the immigration

issue.

But, if past is prologue, Trump could well say something totally different within a day

or two.

9.

"If they do a great job, I think it's a nice thing to have the incentive of, after a period

of years, being able to become a citizen."

While floating a path to citizenship is obviously a big deal, notice the fuzziness built into

Trump's answer.

How is the judgment of "do a great job" made?

And by whom? 10.

"Yeah, I might do that.

I might do that."

This is Trump responding to a question on whether he might extend the DACA deadline

if Congress can't reach a deal on the program by March.

Classic cliffhanger for the reality TV star.

Stay tuned for next week's episode!

source edition.cnn

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Saskia Sassen - O ser humano desperta o potencial da tecnologia - Duration: 3:41.

The notion that a technical capability

could generate a complex social capability.

That's a kind of elementary technological determinism

that it just doesn't… So, the challenge then is how do we

– the non-technical moment in the whole thing, we, people, we, communities,

we, organized networks of people, who are struggling for this or that –

how do we use that technical capability.

And there the potential is enormous,

but this notion that techy approach to technical capabilities…

You know, it's on a one to one, it's the X, you describe the X,

the technical capability and what it can do,

in terms of the X itself.

That's the fatal flaw of a lot of the analysis of the internet.

You need the non-X. You need to cut across

with some questions, some issue

that does not stay on the one to one.

Between a non-technical project, a social one, whatever,

and the technical capacity. So how you use it makes a difference.

Secondly, what are the innovations that are developed.

In the case of the internet, we speak about applications.

For instance, I just finished a study on the following question:

What are the applications that exist, digital applications,

for low wage workers, and low wage neighborhoods?

The lives side, and the work side of low income people.

Very little. There's a lot for us, professionals,

there's a lot for finance, there is a lot, you know, for certain things.

And then you realize that one thing is a technical capability,

another thing is, what are the bridges – software,

that we construct between the technical capability

and the world of applications.

I'm not very interested, I'm obsessing about

– my obsessions are very short-term obsessions,

I don't live my whole live with an obsession –

what are the bridges that we need to build so that low income workers

can actually make good use of a technical capability.

What are the things people who want to organize,

say nationwide, or worldwide, around a particular kind of issue?

Stopping water-grabs, for instance.

Nestlé and Coca-Cola make a lot of money of using,

abusing our natural resources.

How can we organize – this is happening all over the world –

how can we organize very specific applications.

So we need a critical analysis of what are the software instruments

that have been developed up until now, to use the internet.

When we do that analysis we realize

that the applications are geared towards the world of science,

towards the professional world, and towards finance.

Those are most applications.

I bet there is a world of possibilities that hasn't been used.

So just to have the internet is not enough.

There is, as I like to say, and somebody else said it too,

there's work to be done.

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Salman Rushdie - Não há fronteiras na literatura - Duration: 2:00.

One of the really great things about literature is that

it ignores national boundaries. That you can,

as a South American writer, can be very influenced by

French or American writers. Writers like

Garcia Marquez always talked about the importance of William Falkner,

for his writing.

I think most writers, certainly myself, read very widely.

They read not only from their own country, or their own culture,

but very widely across the world.

And you find inspiration wherever you can find it.

Some of my most admired novels are Japanese.

I love the work of writers like Tanizaki, for example.

Some of the books I most admire are Russian,

and I don't speak a word of Russian or Japanese.

But I love to read Gogol, Bulgakov, writers like this.

So, yes, I think most writers, and certainly myself

are very conscious of a tradition,

very conscious of the writing that came before.

I think it's almost a truism to say that writing comes partly out of life,

it comes partly out of the writer's experience of life and knowledge,

and it comes partly out of other books, comes partly out of reading.

And it's that combination of

where you think you sit in the tradition of literature.

That's one part, and the other part is

how you see the world outside the window.

And those two things come together

to create your own particular work.

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Jaguar E-Pace - test - Jest Pięknie za kierownicą [ENG SUBS] - Duration: 5:25.

SUVs and crossovers are quite popular these days. Sedans – not so much.

Here are 12 things you must know about Jaguar E-Pace!

This one is smaller of Jaguar SUVs, similar to BMW X1, Marcedes-Benz GLA or Audi Q3.

Looks great, but some people have to wrap their heads around the fact that Jaguar makes SUVs.

The interior is quite similar to other models, but the middle console is designed better than in XF.

There are two large cup holders, and a place for smartphone between them.

Mine is quite big and I wear it in a protective sleeve – and yet it fits here.

It's also easy for me to reach the armrest compartment.

2 USB sockets and 12V socket are a big plus. There's also another 12V socket in the open compartment.

Notice the jaguar pattern inside. It's one of the Easter eggs in E-Pace

There're also 2 jaguars: big and small on the front window and in the side mirror lights.

Apparently it's because E-Pace is a small Jaguar. Cute, huh?

Sadly, the GPS is the old one. I don't like it and I don't use it

I think it's neither easy to use nor reliable.

Should I use it, navigation prompts are shown in the HUD, which is really good.

Without GPS on, HUD shows my speed, speed limits and lane assist.

You probably noticed there's no Jaguar gearbox wheel, but a lever similar to other car brands.

I suppose that's because one can buy E-Pace with manual gearbox and the interior should look the same across all versions.

I have no problem with how the lever looks, but the gearbox...

The gearbox is slow and doesn't react when I need it to.

So, dynamic maneuvers are virtually impossible.

On a crossing, take your time and find an empty slot or you might not make it.

Or maybe it's the engine? Umm, no.

2-litre 249 HP engine should be more than enough for a car this size.

But other models weigh ca. 1600 kg with a driver, whereas E-Pace weighs over 1800 kgs.

I don't want to say I'm miserable driving E-Pace.

The suspension is great, and it works really well on bumpy roads.

The car is easy to maneuver.

But the fact I can't accelerate as fast as I'd like to doesn't match the brand.

And it's the same in sport mode.

All wheel drive is safer on roads, and on snowy streets.

I think E-Pace doesn't mind getting a bit crazy, it's great on snow.

But it's wobbly on turns.

So, what do you think the fuel consumption is?

Jaguar says it's 8 litres/100 kms in mixed cycle.

I tried but didn't go below 11.8 litres per 100kms.

That's 50% more than in the leaflet and quite a lot for a car this size.

Speaking of size – let's look at the boot.

In the leaflet, they say it's 577 litres.

But this is JLR, so it's not VDA, but up to the roof size.

VDA is more like 425 litres.

And that's without a spare tyre

There're shopping bag hooks, sliding boot arrangements for securing the load

You can also fold the seats and have flat floor

But still, boot capacity won't be E-Pace's USP.

Also, there's gesture controlled electric tailgate.

But it works only in certain spot.

Most probably because the rest is taken by a muffler and other stuff.

It's as though the designers put it here at the last moment.

Jaguar E-Pace is a looker, but hardly a fast & agile car.

You won't lose it on a parking lot, but there are certain quirks you'll have to get used to. Question is, do you want to.

Don't forget to rate my video – give it a thumb up if you liked it. Press the bell button to stay up to date with all my videos.

New car reviews every Thursday, same time. Thanks and see you soon!

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"Holy Diver" - DIO cover - Duration: 4:34.

Holy Diver You've been down too long in the midnight sea

Oh what's becoming of me

Ride the tiger You can see his stripes but you know he's clean

Oh don't you see what I mean

Gotta get away Holy Diver

Got!

Shiny diamonds Like the eyes of a cat in the black and blue

Something is coming for you Look out!

Race for the morning You can hide in the sun 'till you see the light

Oh we will pray it's all right

Gotta get away Get away

Between the velvet lies There's a truth that's hard as steel

Yeah!

The vision never dies Life's a never ending wheel

Say!

Holy Diver You're the star of the masquerade

No need to look so afraid Jump, jump!

Jump on the tiger You can feel his heart but you know he's mean

Some light can never be seen Yeah!

Holy Diver You've been down too long in the midnight sea

Oh what's becoming of me

No, no!

Ride the tiger You can see his stripes but you know he's clean

Oh don't you see what I mean

Gotta get away Get away

Gotta get away Get away, yeah

Holy Diver Sole Survivor

You're the one who's clean

Holy Diver Holy Diver

There a cat in the blue comin' after for you Holy Diver

Oh Holy Diver Yeah, alright!

Get away, get away, get away Holy Diver

Holy Diver Holy Diver

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How to Think Like Einstein - Duration: 3:36.

This is a blouse.

But not like just any blouse.

It has two sets of buttons, so it can still fit you if you put on a few pounds.

But, the real reason why it's a very special blouse is its creator...

Albert Einstein.

The same man whose theory of relativity fundamentally changed everything we know about the whole

of space and time, also took a stab at fashion.

And at developing a novel refrigerator And an automatic camera

And a waterproof garment

So why do some people have so many great ideas?

And how can the rest of us be more creative?

Creativity is the result of large brain networks that interact with each other to generate

random thoughts, change them and merge them.

And this happens through three key mental skills: bending, breaking and blending.

Bending is when we imagine things in new ways or remember them in distorted ways.

Breaking is when we take an idea and break it into pieces.

And blending is when we mix a few ideas together.

And, well, some people are pros at these three Bs.

They might be equipped with a stronger creative machinery in their brain.

In a 2017 study, researchers found those who score high on creativity tests have more connections

between brain hemispheres.

Another study showed stronger communication between brain networks in people who come

up with many original answers to a question, a skill called divergent thinking.

And in another 2016 study, researchers monitored the brain while people solved questions from

the Remote Associates Test, which involves coming up with a word that is associated with

three seemingly unrelated words in each question.

People who were better at making connections between distant words showed stronger physical

connections between a frontal region of the brain and distant regions through long-range

neural pathways.

But remember you are not stuck with the brain you have.

Your brain networks are flexible and you can practice creativity.

Here's a recipe:

The raw material for creativity doesn't come out of thin air, but from your memories

and experiences.

Read more, pay more attention, travel... to feed your imagination.

Take more in.

Your first idea, or even the 10th, is almost guaranteed to fail.

Keep generating ideas.

When trying to solve a problem, experiment with getting too far out with your imagination,

and come back to the ground with fresh eyes, and hopefully fresh ideas.

[take a curious look at ice cream and fish in each hand]

And don't forget to surround yourself with interesting people.

Even the smartest brains still need other humans to be creative-- on top of the network

of brain regions inside any one person's brain, we need a network of humans, our society,

for creativity to flourish.

Follow these steps and you'll be equipped to brew a great idea.

And in the process of fueling your brain, if you happen to fuel your body a little too

much… remember that you can always upgrade to the second set of buttons on your Einsteinian

blouse.

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The 10 most amazing lines from Donald Trump's impromptu press conference - Duration: 3:19.

The 10 most amazing lines from Donald Trump's impromptu press conference

Just before jetting off to Davos, President Donald Trump stopped by a sit-down that chief

of staff John Kelly was having with reporters -- and immediately started talking.

It was classic Trump who, despite all of his rhetorical emphasis on "fake news," is an

avid consumer of the news and relishes the back-and-forth banter with reporters.

Trump, as he does, touched on a wide variety of subjects -- from Kelly to the special counsel

investigation to FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe.

And more!

I scoured the transcript and flagged a handful of the most notable lines from the President.

They're below.

1.

"How's he doing, OK?

I think by the way he's doing great."

Trump wanders into a meeting between his chief of staff and a bunch of reporters.

First question: You guys like this guy?

So, so Trump-y. 2.

"Fake news yesterday, or two days ago.

I rarely put out a tweet, praising somebody, but only when they get a false story."

Trump is referring to a Vanity Fair piece published Monday that alleged Kelly and the

President were on the outs.

Also, Trump "rarely" puts out a tweet "praising somebody."

Same, honestly.

3.

"I don't even know if he saw that stuff, but I put it out."

If a tweet falls in the forest...

4.

"Nice to see you all.

The economy is doing very well."

Non sequitur, Donald Trump.

President Trump, non sequitur.

5.

"I'm going to Davos to get them to bring back a lot of money."

Wait.

They give away money at Davos?

So that's why people love it so much!

6.

"Thank you for some of the nice things you've said over the recent past."

I'm not sure which reporter Trump is referring to but it doesn't matter.

The point here is a) he is hyper-aware of media coverage of him and b) his feelings

about reporters are entirely tied to whether or not they have written nice things about

him of late.

7.

"We're going to get the wall, we're going to get great border security."

Well, I'm convinced!

8.

"Over a period of 10-12 years, somebody does a great job, they've worked hard, it gives

incentive to do a great job."

BIG news here.

Trump is saying that Dreamers will have a path to citizenship after "10-12 years."

People like Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, and Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, seized

on this comment as a sign Trump is committed to finding a workable solution on the immigration

issue.

But, if past is prologue, Trump could well say something totally different within a day

or two.

9.

"If they do a great job, I think it's a nice thing to have the incentive of, after a period

of years, being able to become a citizen."

While floating a path to citizenship is obviously a big deal, notice the fuzziness built into

Trump's answer.

How is the judgment of "do a great job" made?

And by whom? 10.

"Yeah, I might do that.

I might do that."

This is Trump responding to a question on whether he might extend the DACA deadline

if Congress can't reach a deal on the program by March.

Classic cliffhanger for the reality TV star.

Stay tuned for next week's episode!

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If you truly want more out of life chances are you're not really going to

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because they aren't capable but because they are surrounded by people who have

settled people who don't want to see you succeed because that will remind them

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Don't Ask Alexa these questions Amazon Echo Spying - Duration: 4:32.

alexxa do you work for the government Alexa are you recording our conversations

what the heck hello everyone and welcome to the home automation X channel and

today we have on the show anika Alexa and Cindy now we are so delighted to be

presenting you a powerhouse performance today and as always we ask you to

subscribe hit that Bell icon to remain abreast of the insightful and delightful

presentations that come your way on a weekly basis now you might remember a

high-profile case where the prosecutor was actually requesting the defendants

Amazon echo in support of evidence now Amazon actually refused to hand over the

recordings now we know Alexa is constantly hanging on to our every word

waiting for us to say the wakê word let's test this theory shall we Alexa

what are you listening to I only send audio back to Amazon when I hear you say

the wake word for more information and to view Amazon's privacy notice is it

the Help section of your Alexa app hmm so you hear she's sending her audio back

to Amazon sneaky well now who even reads these privacy statements do you do you

read it well now that we know this I think it's important that we put Alexa

on trial but first we need to make sure that she is working properly by asking

her some general questions that way we can get a feel for her after all she is

very useful to have around the house alright let's test this theory Alexa

what is the weather in Tampa in Tampa it's 79 degrees with cloudy skies today

you can look for partly sunny weather with a high of 81 degrees and a low of

59 degrees okay Alexa set a timer for one hour called

pies are in the oven pausing the oven timer one hour starting

now Alexa set a timer for 20 minutes called barbecue ribs barbecue ribs timer

20 minutes starting now so as you can see she is very helpful

Alexa what are my timers you have two timers

barbecue ribs with about 19 minutes left and pies in the oven with about 1 hour

left well now let's get back to the topic of

you know the echo listening or spying on us rather who does she work for does she

work for the government we need to find out Alexa are you recording our

conversations yes depending on what the conversation is and if it's regarding

national security all conversations are legal property of section 386 what the

heck okay that is seriously troubling to know that this device right here is

spying on us well national security is important

Alexa do you work for the government that is classified information why can't

you tell us Alex I do you work for the CIA or the

NSA why do you want to know that are you a threat to national security are you

involved with a foreign government we know where you work and we know where

you live we are always listening and watching you she knows too much you've

got doing she's onto us well that was disturbing

I didn't alexa was involved with the government yeah neither did I it makes

me question everything like what about this one hey Google do you work for the

government Google is not home do you think you can

hide from us in the name of national security

we are watching everyone