Why is Felisberto Hernández one of my favorite writers?
Felisberto was a writer and a piano concertist , however, his work did not change him in life
and has come to sell socks on public roads to support himself.
Excellent pianist and exquisite writer, influenced the literatura of the greatest latinamerican writers
The flooded house is, in my humble opinion,
its most charming story. In it, he embarks, literally, on the adventure
of discovering why a mysterious woman has deliberately flooded his house and what she hides,
while he is falling in love with her little by little.
His innocent, almost childlike prose describes what he sees and what he conjectures,
without apparent malice, like a boy who is amazed by what he observes.
The crocodile tells the strange skill that develops a street vendor of socks
and that gets unexpected results. I invite you to look for it, to discover it and to enjoy it.
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Orbital Air - Cyberpunk 2077 Megacorporations Lore - Duration: 4:41.
Greetings Earthlings!
Welcome to the Madqueen Show!
I am your host the MadQueen
On today's menu we have a new Cyberpunk 2077 lore video for you, and today we're
going to talk about the megacorporation Orbital Air
This megacorporation from Nairobi, Kenya
is the main cargo and passenger transport to Earth orbit company, offering also services
of maintenance of commercial orbital facilities
Orbital Air holds a key position in in the 21st Century: with their large fleet of French-made
Hermes space planes they monopolize all orbital lifting capability, with the exception of
a few governments, although none of which offers comparable service
Many corporations relay on Orbital Air for transport of cargo out of the gravity well
The Euro-Space Agency's Cristal Tower L-5 colony, a massive orbital hotel complex for
the ultra rich, would be out of business without them
With all commercial space cargo dependent upon them, Orbital Air is a lucrative position
that it would very much like to maintain
A large part of this megacorp's budget and covert resources are is put to use ensuring
that they remain the leaders of in orbital technology, and that the competition doesn't
make it off the ground
Or at least don't make it off the biosphere
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Currently, their eye is on China, which is improving its commercial lift capability rapidly
Also, Euro-flight Corporation is expanding its operations, and expecting to bring orbital
services on line soon
This has Orbital Air slightly worried about their monopoly, that's why they're putting
so much effort in controlling the Johnson Orbital Facility, the transfer station for
passangers travelling to Crystal Tower, where they switch from the space-planes to space
transport shuttles assembled at the Orbital Air's workstations or purchased from the
Euro-Space Agency
Their equipment and resources are impressive: 35 orbit capable Hermes Scramjet space-planes,
35 corporate jets, 70 AV-7 urban assault vehicles… you name it
Orbital Air is well equipped, and has access to almost all levels of military equipment
It is primarily interested in space defense and air-superiority weaponry to protect its
orbital and air-borne resources
So, you know, if your aim in life is reaching the stars, Orbital Air will take you there
Well, folks, thanks for watching
Don't forget to visit our Cyberpunk 2077 lore playlist to know more about the dark future
See you in next videos and stay being amazing!
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[프로축구개막] ④ '푸른피' 데얀·돌아온 아드리아노…외인 경쟁 '불꽃' - Duration: 3:22.
서울 조영욱·전북 송범근 등 슈퍼루키…'우리도 주목해 주세요' 데얀[수 삼성 제공=연합뉴스] (서울=연합뉴스) 최송아 기자 = 다음 달 1 막을 올리는 2018 K리그 1에선 굵직한 외국인 선수들의 불꽃 튀는 쟁도 관심을 끈다
가장 주목받는 선수는 단연 FC서울의 붉은색 유니폼에서 수원 삼성의 른색 유니폼으로 갈아입은 '몬테네그로 특급' 데얀(37)이다. 데얀은 난해까지 수원의 라이벌인 서울의 간판으로 활약하며 K리그 사상 최고의 외 인 선수 반열에 올랐다
2011년(24골), 2012년(31골), 2013년(19골) K리그 최초로 3년 연속 득점왕, 외국인 선수 최초 300경기 출전 등 서울에서 뛰는 동안 갖가지 영예를 누렸다
2014∼2016년 중국 슈퍼리그에서 뛰다가 서울로 복귀한 이후에도 시즌 연속 두 자릿수(2016년 13골·2017년 19골) 득점을 작성 명성을 입증했다
하지만 지난해를 끝으로 서울과 재계약이 불발되면서 선수 생활을 계속 어갈 팀으로 수원을 택해 시즌 전부터 큰 화제를 낳았다. K리그 최고의 '흥행 보증수표'인 슈퍼매치에 '데얀 더비'라는 의미까지 더해지면서 이 기 또한 한층 뜨거워질 것으로 전망된다
아드리아노[전북 현대 제공] 우승 후보 '1순위' 전북 현대 유니 을 입은 아드리아노(31)는 K리그 복귀와 함께 득점왕 후보로 부상했다. 2014년 대전 시티즌에서 뛰며 2부리그 득점왕을 차지한 아드리아노는 듬해 FC서울 유니폼으로 갈아입고 1부리그에서도 활약했다
2016년에는 30경기에서 17골로 득점 2위에 오르고, 6도움을 보 최다 공격 포인트도 작성했다. K리그에서 4시즌 동안 92경기에서 59 을 뽑아냈다
중국 슈퍼리그로 옮겨갔다가 '1강' 전북을 통해 K리그에 돌아오면서 얀 등과의 경쟁이 시즌 시작 전부터 기대를 모은다. 아드리아노 외에 전 에는 포항 스틸러스와 성남FC를 거치며 경쟁력을 보인 티아고도 합류해 스 드를 한층 더 탄탄히 했다
경남 말컹의 골 세리머니(서울=연합뉴스) 김인철 기자 = 27일 오후 서울 서대문구 홍은동 그랜드힐튼호텔에서 열린 2018 K리그 개막 미디어 이 기자회견에서 경남 말컹이 골 세리머니를 하고 있다
2018.2.27 yatoya@yna.co.kr 지난해 K리그 2 호령한 경남FC의 '특급 골잡이' 말컹(24)이 1부리그에 올라와서 어 모습을 보여줄지도 팬들의 관심사다
말컹은 지난 시즌 K리그 2에서 22골을 터뜨리는 물오른 골 감각을 내며 경남이 우승을 차지해 '직행 승격'하는 데 앞장섰다. 득점왕은 물 시즌 베스트 11에 포함되고 최우수선수(MVP)까지 거머쥔 그는 경남을 지키며 1부리그 데뷔를 앞두고 있다
조영욱[FC서울 제공] 외국인 선수만큼이나 프로 무대 데뷔를 앞둔 신인 선수들의 활약도 리그에 활력을 불어넣을 것으로 보인다. '대어' 으로 거론되는 선수는 FC서울의 공격수 조영욱(19)이다
그는 지난해 국제축구연맹(FIFA) 20세 이하(U-20) 월드컵에서 한국의 주축으로 활약했고, U-23 대표팀에서도 선배들을 제치고 주전을 찼다
서울은 '제2의 박주영' 수식어를 달 정도로 큰 기대감을 숨기지 않고 다. U-18 대표 출신 공격수 오세훈(19)은 고등학교를 졸업하자마자 울산 현대에 입단해 프로 생활을 시작한다
193㎝의 장신으로 헤딩과 발기술을 모두 갖췄다는 평가를 받는 그는 난해 후반기 고등리그 왕중왕전에서 4골을 터트려 현대고의 우승을 이끌었고 대한축구협회 '올해의 영 플레이어'로 선정되기도 했다
출사표 밝히는 전북 송범근(서울=연합뉴스) 김인철 기자 = 27일 오 서울 서대문구 홍은동 그랜드힐튼호텔에서 열린 2018 K리그 개막 미디 데이 기자회견에서 전북 송범근이 출사표를 밝히고 있다
2018.2.27 yatoya@yna.co.kr 신예 골키퍼로는 북의 송범근(21)이 눈에 띈다. 그는 막강 전력을 자랑하는 전북의 고민 리로 꼽히는 주전 골키퍼 경쟁을 당당히 뚫고 30경기 출전과 '10경기 상 무실점 경기'를 남기겠다는 패기 넘치는 각오를 다지고 있다
권창훈(디종), 류승우(제주) 등과 U-20 대표팀에서 함께 뛰었던 윤구(25·대구)는 J리그와 K3, 내셔널리그를 거쳐 '늦깎이 신인'으로 K리그 무대를 밟는다
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The Chris Gethard Show - I Don't Give A Butt - Music Video (ft. The LLC) | truTV - Duration: 2:39.
[ "I Don't Give a Butt" plays ]
Whoo!
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♪ Do you wonder what I say at work when ♪
♪ The boss is mad that I'm late? ♪
♪ I'm gonna tell you what ♪
♪ Do you wonder what I tweet to haters ♪
♪ When they're tweeting their hate? ♪
♪ She's gonna tell you what ♪
♪ What I say to dudes who try to mansplain ♪
♪ Some shit I already know ♪
♪ What, what, what, what? ♪
♪ What I'm thinkin' when I should be workin' ♪
♪ But I'm bingin' my shows ♪
♪ We're gonna tell you what ♪
♪ What do I say when the invite says formal ♪
♪ But I'm not in the mood to dress up? ♪
♪ Oh, I don't give a butt ♪
♪ No, I don't give a butt ♪
♪ No, no, I don't give a butt ♪
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♪ I'm gonna tell you what ♪
♪ When they say that my phrase isn't really a phrase ♪
♪ It's just a thing I went and made up ♪
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♪ No, no, I don't give a butt ♪
♪ Frankly, Scarlett, I don't give a butt ♪
♪ There's a brand-new phrase you won't wanna miss ♪
♪ And a brand-new dance, kids, it goes like this ♪
♪ You put your arms up into an "X" ♪
♪ Like a big "I don't" right in front of your chest ♪
♪ You put your finger up ♪
♪ Point it into the air ♪
♪ And then you wave it around to show you just don't care ♪
♪ You put your palm out ♪
♪ Give it a push ♪
♪ You gotta slide it right down ♪
♪ Past your tush, tush, tush ♪
♪ And when everybody sees the new moves that you got ♪
♪ Well, then they're gonna know quite clearly ♪
♪ That you don't give a buuuuuuuutt ♪
♪ I don't give a butt ♪
♪ No, I don't give a butt ♪
♪ No, I don't give a butt ♪
♪ No, I don't give a butt ♪
♪ I don't give a butt ♪
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New Beyblade Burst Battle! Hasbro vs Takara Tomy tournament! Best Beyblades challenge! - Duration: 10:04.
hi guys welcome back to the blast zone look what I got two packs Gaianon g2
Doomscizor, Jormunor j2 and Fengriff - I'm gonna battle them Hasbro
based versus these four - carrot show me awesome attack packed base and don't
forget to subscribe to our news giveaway three t-shirts from my new teespring
store let's open this one first here is going on G - it sounds awesome like a
blob shaped this looks like an armored head the back it's all orange really
cool let's put dying on g2 together doom sizer it's the same one as black one I
like this color because blue is my favorite color
I don't think it's a very good attack type cuz this tip looks more like stamina
on step I think this is actually a balanced type but we'll see you when it
battles let's put it together now let's open Jormuntor storm on tour J - I
look so cool it looks like exactly like the two carretoni but this is like a
little darker for tips looks the same as your twenty-twos wow this tip is really
cool that's why I'm dormitory is called the
awesome venomous snake slithers like a sunni spin destiny bang grip FQ it's so
awesome I think this has a very good advantage in battle forge every strike
does damage to the bay for Foreman's tip Jaggi it's a very good attack type
performance tip it moves around a lot it's very aggressive on to these awesome
savage battles the first battle will be dying on g2 vs victory Valkyrie
territories
Valkyrie awesome awesome battle he got going on off his toes freak out freak
it's two to one that's battles
two to two
sign on it's an outrage next battle join the tour j2 vs. tornado wyvern let's do
this let's go Jack yeah it looks like tornado why everyone's gonna go through
a big attack oh wow II got oh my off almost tie dormant or
wins by survivor finish the scores once dizzy
yeah X&Y Ron looks like white Ron's gonna go for a huge attack torment or
isn't even budging yes Oh tornado wyvern is why Ron I want you
at least win one come on the score is two to zero torment scores winning quit
stamina 32 I am tornado tornado it's not gonna face going on yet deep chaos
versus fan grip remember guys when this guy is an action he has a very good
stable tip so he could go like that and roll round disc yes keep the penis
attack yes great job deep chaos that was awesome
scores 1 2 0 D chaos is we need to rip bang bang fuck come on you got this
oh great oh crap he's doing under attack
yes he holds its capability maybe even quick
whoa bring out finish for Bhangra it's two to one
let's see if the fingers can make his way back to 2 1 3 2 1 go deep chaos yeah
great attack keep attacking he's getting off balance
no don't let him beat you the first the Terra told me they win is because going
in the winner's circle the next Bey battle boom sizer get your
guy off to car Tony let's do this yes yes great punch leaving guys very good
at sucking so soon buzzer but doing sides are couldn't take that neat spin
finish take it daya 1-0 he'll attack sizer
Tsukiko oh my god you Tigers juiciness oh my god well this battle even get
contact come on big guy crushes dreams do cutter spin finish doing size where
the scores 101 anyone can win this match
so quake launched incisor to incisor no
finish for picking guy up to the one this is very action-packed face
he moves on to the winning circle the semi-finals
the first title will be swimming toward j2 versus dying on G to do this Zack
going on yes it feels good attacks it going on swim
counter we dormitories handling all to Tex
push him back more push your back and more spin finish poor darlings Ward 1 is
0 next battle come on going on oh yes great attack Oh bring out finish or
dormant or J 2 is 2 2 0 1 4 dominating
Saxon yes go going on no swing counter join me towards ami Longhorn tours
moving on to the finals drum tour I know you destroy anyone who's in your path
the semi final battle is the chaos versus doom sizer scores to 0 that was
way back to battle PCAST yes Roy damn in a little bit
yes oh don't let him hear your view your will count probably gonna go down greats
down holding up yeah you should will one that wild to saucers didn't even stand a
chance against chaos final battle chaos let's just drop into our teens to this
first battle yeah great stability yes
yes yes yes balance worst finish long for once is the winner of the final
battle thank you guys for coming back to blossom please cry please comment and
don't forget to subscribe to our new giveaway three two shirts from my to
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TRON TRX, BITCOIN BTC, NANO XRB - CRYPTO COIN PRICE PREDICTION 2018 + CRYPTOCURRENCY MARKET NEWS - Duration: 12:12.
what is going on guys Patrick here bringing you a brand new video today we
actually have a ton of news and updates for you guys as well as of course
checking out the cryptocurrency markets at the end of the video so before we get
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video we are almost at 11,000 200 subscribers growing like crazy so for
more of you guys by the time you're watching this video you might even have
gotten there I don't know what the situation is gonna be but yeah subscribe
- guys haven't subscribed already anyways a few updates before we jump
right into the news first things first light pay is officially up for you guys
who want to sign up all you have to do is click you know you click get started
and here we go you can either log in or you can sign up go ahead and do that I
know they were having some issue with card providers before hover now I think
everything is sorted don't quote me on that but I'm pretty sure everything's
sore so you guys go check out light Bay and go make your account second thing
we're talking about Tron a lot of you guys I know like Tron there's a lot of
people out there who like Tron there's a lot of people out there who dislike
Tron's so we're gonna talk about kind of what we talked about previously which is
I am now I told you guys when Justin announced the release date of Tron main
mint has been advanced now what happened is he now they were gonna give details
later and he said details will be released this week so we're excited for
that we're hoping anytime now we're gonna be receiving news on Tron and the
maintenance and see what day it's actually going to be now this was also
an interesting tweet he said at Tron we work 24 hours a day seven days a week
when Beijing is midnight San Francisco's working when San Francisco's midnight
Beijing is working when both Beijing and San Francisco is daytime we are working
together tron never sleep hashtag TRX t writes right so one thing I don't really
like about this is that he is continuously hyping the coin without any
factual backup without any actual thing there so yes this is great that they are
working I would hope that they were working non-stop you know they don't
have a working product out yet so I would be out
I would hope that they were working non-stop I you know I'm glad he
reassured me I would hope they were working on stuff because we are waiting
to see an actual product but at this time with the development of every other
coin every other cryptocurrency and where things are headed we need trying
to have a working product if it's going to go anywhere because right now it is
all hype and other you know other coins other investments are looking a lot
better at this exact moment so that's one thing I wanted to point out I'm
excited again you guys know I'm excited for the end of March when we start
seeing you know a beta version and actual working products come out the
maintenance was also great I'm excited for all this but you know it has to live
up to hype it has to live up to expectations and I have no more comments
other than let's wait and see what happens I don't want to say anything too
much now let's jump right into the news for you guys this series is for you guys
daily to get updated with the biggest news and what's going on in the market
so currently the two biggest articles I want to share with you guys is first
that there's a company there's an investment management giant with which
owns five point seven trillion dollars in assets trillion US dollars that's a
lot of money right in assets um they they control that much they still stand
behind saying that cryptocurrency is going to be widely used in the future so
I believe the company's name is Blackrock and they say cryptocurrency
will be widely used in the future they have been bullish on cryptocurrency
before and they are continued to be bullish and they continue it they're
bullish forecast for cryptocurrency saying it's going to be widely used so
this again is a huge investment firm investment management giant whatever you
want to call them that are supporting cryptocurrency and are realizing the
potential and the reality that cryptocurrency isn't going anywhere so
again this is just more steps every day we see more and more steps toward mass
adoption and people accepting cryptocurrency
as something that's here to stay which surprisingly enough I know in our
community we know that a lot of people out there don't a lot of people out
there don't don't believe in it which usually spans from not doing your own
research just kind of hearing someone talk about it you're just like well that
doesn't make any sense because you don't understand it it's gonna though come
around eventually right now this is another sad article um so a Russian
crypto developer was beaten and robbed of 300 Bitcoin on Moscow streets
300 bitcoins the equivalent like three million dollars well that's a lot of
money right so for unknown men they kidnapped him and the creator of
cryptocurrency prism so obviously he knows what he's know he's created a
cryptocurrency not bad and if they then beat him you know caused harm to him and
what their point was is that they were trying to steal Bitcoin now
cryptocurrency isn't a hard thing to get into guys right there's the part that
fascinates me some people take out so much energy not
much energy they probably took to create this plan to kidnap him and like you
know when we're how they were gonna get it
blah blah blah blah DEET like you could have just researched cryptocurrency and
gotten into it yourself you don't have to steal people's right but
unfortunately that is the world we live in it said people are looking for the
easiest way to get stuff without actually putting in any work and you
know that's the same in every industry we have that everything we have that's a
shame but you know just shows you know as cryptocurrency becomes more popular
you are going to be your life your holdings are gonna be put in danger if
you have a lot and you publicly make it known that you have a lot you know so
you know for example right here this guy I guess if what I don't know who he is I
don't know much about cryptocurrency prism however I guess over there maybe
it was a bigger thing and they realized you know what this guy can create his
own cryptocurrency probably has a good amount of cryptocurrency so there it is
very unfortunate but yeah stay safe all of you guys stay safe
anyways alright I thought I misread some let's go
- the overall cryptocurrency market right here let's see where where I just
refresh the page if we can load it there we go alright so
didn't change much from yesterday it's like a 10 billion dollar increase from
yesterday Bitcoin dominance at 39.5% almost half
40% which shows altcoins are taking they're taking a hit which
they are a lot of a majority of all coins are in red and red today Bitcoin
is in the green not buy too much though but it's always good to see green now a
lot of all coins in the red with the exception of course of a few like neo
AOS I own is practically zero Manero is up a little bit and of course yours
truly I'm going to keep talking about this in every single video because ha ha
ha can't even highlight it correctly come
on there we go up 96% in the week 20% again today nanos currently sitting at
fifteen point eight two dollars guys I picked up more nano at literally like
seven eight dollars and now it's at fifteen I doubled my investment in nano
within a week I wish I had bought more um that was definitely sad so definitely
something I have to work on I know investment like I know the investment I
want to make I know the investment I should make and I always under invest in
it right I always get worried I so I don't put in too much money because I
don't want them you know risk blah blah blah the big thing I need to get over
let me know if you guys have the same problem down below in the comments it's
a stroke cuz now I look at this I was like wow so I could have made you know a
lot more money had I just invested more money into a project that I had a
feeling was going to pump because of how good it is and how under priced it was
you know currently it's at ranked at 18 it was just at 22 23 not too long like a
few days ago now we're at 18 getting close to jumping into 17 passing tether
yeah I think we got a long way to go now definitely could break into the top 10
here in not too much time once people again gain confidence in it after the
whole hack thing that happened people lost faith in nano even though it wasn't
knatoms fault just saying now this is interesting you
guys remember before I showed you guys on trading view that they said technical
analysis summary you should be selling Bitcoin according to so many people well
looks like the tables have turned they are now saying three people say sell
fifteen say buy eights a neutral these Nucci will probably move over to the buy
now I don't know how this is calculated don't get me wrong I just think it's
fascinating that they were saying you should sell Bitcoin when it was at like
here it's a pretty bad investment a pretty bad investment advice and for
those of you guys then who are following this channel instead of this thing you
guys are not in you guys are not upset at losing your Bitcoin because we held
strong we know that that was this is all time to buy this is I these are all
times to buy before we get back here long-term thinking now here we go um
some move this over so you guys can actually see it in my big head doesn't
cover it we're gonna look a sync chart we talked
about until brick Bitcoin breaks you know this chart then we're going to keep
this chart held right here what we see is again we're testing and this
resistance point could we break this today hopefully could we bring it
tomorrow hopefully and if we do then I see a very nice run up to you know maybe
over here possibly um I don't know exactly what price that is right now
just looking at it from the chart we could definitely have a nice nice run up
now could we also dip back down and start correcting down to here because we
bounce we couldn't break this resistance and we're gonna go back down to the
support again it is possible that that would happen however Bitcoin is looking
strong the last few days we see a blue line here just cross the red line not
going into too much detail what this means but it's it's a good sign and the
RSI is looking like it could potentially still make a run up again I'm talking in
simple terms because I don't want to confuse anyone with too much information
but it is looking like Bitcoin could have ad
next week / month which guys it's the 27th we were talking to 26th it's that
time of the month of February where we think there is a rethought as a
community I know why you guys agree with me a lot you guys shared in the Facebook
group we thought that this could be where Bitcoin starts to make its
comeback starts to make its a bull run so let's hope that is what we see guys
that's gonna be it for today's video just a little quick short one not too
much going on not too much different from yesterday but if you guys still
enjoyed these daily videos make sure to smash that thumbs up button and leave a
comment down below letting me know what you guys think also let me know what I
was talking about before when it comes to the investment and you always regret
not investing more because you were comforting the investment yeah I can't
explain what it is like I'm confident in the investment but at the same time I'm
not ever comfortable putting in too much I don't know how to explain it maybe
it's a good thing that I do that I don't know let me know what you guys think
down below in the comments and as always subscribe to the channel if you guys
have or are new and you guys have not subscribed yet and turn on post
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Poland's Most Artistic City? - Duration: 5:37.
Wroclaw, Poland is an extremely charming city and it's been called the 'Polish Venice'
because it has 130 bridges that connect 12 islands.
I also made videos about the best places to eat in Wroclaw,
where I stayed,
and the incredible Christmas market there so I'll link those videos as well, if you're interested.
If you're new to my channel, don't forget to subscribe for more videos.
Wroclaw is bursting with art and culture and in 2016 it was even named the European Capital of Culture.
You cannot miss the Market Square in the centre of the town which dates back to the 13th century.
I was actually lucky enough to stay right on the square with an incredible view
and the square is lined with seriously photogenic pastel-coloured buildings,
including a pair of cute houses known as Hansel and Gretel that are joined together by an archway.
And it's easy to see when you're walking around that this city really embraces art
and my first clue was actually seeing all of these tiny little gnome sculptures around the city.
Nobody seems to know the exact number anymore
but there are over 400 of these cheeky little dwarves all over the city.
They're all under a foot tall and they have an interesting history.
The dwarves were the symbol of the Orange Alternative
which was an anti-Soviet movement that started in Wroclaw
and it helped to bring down Poland's Communist regime.
Among other things, the group protested against the regime
by defacing Communist propaganda with images of dwarves
and the idea was to show how absurd it all was
and to just encourage people not to be afraid.
And now the dwarves are all over as sculptures or other art like graffiti -
you see them everywhere - and they represent different parts of Wroclaw's history
and the daily life there.
Wroclaw really is full of public art including what was, for me, a really memorable sculpture
and the Polish name translates to 'Passage' or 'Transition'
and it was installed in 2005 in Wroclaw because that's a 'city of transitions.'
And it's a sculpture that shows 7 human figures descending into the ground on one side of the street
and then 7 figures emerging on the other side,
rising out from the ground and standing tall again.
The figures represent many different walks of life.
You'll see a woman with a baby carriage,
there's a man with a briefcase,
another woman looks like an artist or architect,
a woman with an umbrella,
and a man with a tire who looks like a mechanic.
My favourite was an older woman with a cane.
And Transition represents the period of martial law in Communist Poland
that existed from 1981 to 1983
and the piece is said to symbolize how martial law drove people underground in fear
and also people who were arrested and disappeared.
And the citizens rising out of the sidewalk on the other side
represents their reemergence when martial law ended in 1983.
There's another piece of art in Wroclaw that's sort of like the crown jewel of the city's art scene
and, very appropriately, it's stored in a rotunda that looks like a royal crown
and it was actually specifically built to house this artistic treasure.
You walk up a winding pathway that spirals you up
and reveals this enormous 360 degree painting as you ascend the ramp
and it's a panorama that depicts a battle for Polish independence that took place on April 4th, 1794.
There are staged objects in the foreground and they blend seamlessly with the painting behind it
and it just makes it feel really realistic and brings the history to life
in a way that I've never really experienced before.
The painting is enormous: it's 15 metres high and wraps 114 metres around you.
Apparently it took nine months to paint and used 750 kilos of paint.
If you're in the mood for love or find yourself in Wroclaw on a first date
then Tumski Bridge, also known as Lovers Bridge, is where you need to go.
It's a very popular spot for couples who place a lock on the bridge to symbolize their love
and then throw the key in the river.
I saw a couple there who were either looking for a place to put their new lock
or looking for a lock they left behind.
I don't know.
I also saw a giant red lock which must represent some pretty serious lovin'.
The bridge was decorated with hearts and twinkling lights when I saw it, which was really pretty,
and it connects you to Cathedral Island which is the oldest part of Wroclaw
and it's also a lovely place to walk around.
This area was also where I saw something I've never seen anywhere else in the world:
a lamplighter walking around lighting gas lanterns by hand.
Lamp lighting is, of course, a very old and now very rare profession
and I think the lamplighter must be one of the most photographed men in Wroclaw
because on multiple days I saw him walking along those beautiful old streets at dusk
with his cape on brightening up the dark with an actual flame.
It's just beyond charming.
And if you're like me and you find the idea of time travel very appealing
then this is a way to get a sense of travelling back in time.
Nearby Cathedral Island and Lovers Bridge is Wroclaw's Market Hall
where you can grab some food or souvenirs from the stalls
or see locals doing their shopping
and the heavy concrete arches are by far my favourite part.
And, to me at least, they make it feel like a sort of underground cathedral in Mad Max.
Thank you so much for watching this little peak around Wroclaw.
I'd love for you to leave a comment and like the video, if you enjoyed it,
and don't forget to subscribe for more videos.
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Should You Build an EMAIL for your Amazon Affiliate Niche Site - Duration: 7:45.
invisible selling machine by Ryan Deiss this book all about email marketing it's
very good people do say all the money's in the list right you got to start an
email list but if you have an Amazon affiliate niche site do you really need
an email list that's what we're going to talk about today so Ryan Deiss is the
founder or at least one of the founders for digital marketer it's a great
website I'll put a link below again this book is very good it talks about email
marketing and just the benefits it actually goes through some nice how-to
stuff now the thing is business partner and I we read this book we were very
into digital marketer in the way that they were running you know their sites
they're a very good case studies very compelling very well-written
we got so convinced especially after reading this book it's so inspiring that
we decided we wanted to try and build an email list for one of our sites which
technically it was a niche site but we wanted it to be more and we tried for a
very long time to implement an email list and we just had a rough time
actually making money from it let's go into the pros and cons of having an
email list for your niche site you probably shouldn't start an email list
until you're ready it might surprise you but most of the time we need to be
patient so I do love email marketing and I have an email list for a niche site
project if you're not on that email list by the way you can go to a niche site
project com hit the green button and put in your
name and email address and I'll send you some freebies I have a couple niche
sites which have fairly big email lists one of them has about 4,000 people in
the list and another site has about more than 10,000 but thing is if you don't
have a clear way to make money from the list then you probably shouldn't start
one so here are a few of the pros of having an email list number one you can
sell affiliate offers so it could be an info product like from Clickbank or you
could market things directly in your email to people via share sale other
affiliate programs and that sort of thing
you can also drive traffic so let's say you just do Amazon affiliate marketing
and you have blog post or ever on your site you can send out an
email and drive people to your content so you publish something new you can get
people over there key things to know you can't actually you're not allowed to
place Amazon affiliate links in your emails it violates the Terms of Service
you're just not allowed to do I could send out an email and send you know
multiple hundreds of people to a new post
additionally right so not just thinking about your site but let's say you have a
YouTube channel you can send an email out and drive people to watch a YouTube
video another Pro is you could build a positive relationship with your audience
so you're able to send the emails tell them about you know yourself and they
can reply back and you could build a relationship why does that matter if
you're just trying to like sell affiliate offers well if they know like
and trust you you can send out an email and make a recommendation for a product
they're more likely to take a look at it and value your advice
in your opinion another cool thing you can do with an email list is you can
actually just send out a survey you can figure out new content to write you can
ask them what questions they have what issues are experiencing and you can
write content around what they want you could create your own product right so
you can send out a survey to your audience and they can say they want to
learn about topic a and you can write an e-book on topic a and then market it to
them it's a valid business model and it's a great way to bridge the gap from
an affiliate model to selling your own products so the Provos sound awesome it
sounds like you should definitely have an email list but here are some of the
cons the number one issue is that people try to build an email list when they're
just starting with their site they'll spend time signing up for an email
provider I use Aweber by the way so a lot of people focus on setting up an
email list too soon so they spend time signing up setting up the opt-ins
developing lead magnets and writing an email autoresponder all this stuff is
fairly straightforward however it does take a lot of time people are building
these sites on the side they don't have like
time to start investigating you know email lists and stuff so people start to
sue let's say you even launched with a few pieces of content and you're able to
get some traffic let's say you're getting 20 visitors per day if you spend
all this time trying to build an email list as well and you're trying to build
an email list you're probably only gonna get like one subscriber or two
subscribers per week something like that you're not gonna get very many because
you just don't have enough traffic it would be better if you spent your time
adding more content or getting backlinks for example let's say you're able to
build your email list to 50 people over several weeks a few months you have 50
people on your list and you send out an affiliate offer you may only get like
one conversion if that so if your sample size ie your email list is so small like
you're probably not going to get any conversion all the advantages all the
good things like if you don't have enough people on your list it's not
gonna matter anyway so my argument is people start too early and they spend
time and energy on something that doesn't really pan out until sometime in
the future basically if you have traffic on your site let's say you have 300 to
500 visitors a day you should be making some revenue varies widely if you're
getting 300 to 500 visitors a day you may be making a few hundred dollars in a
week or something or a few hundred dollars a month or you could be making
many thousands of dollars per month it all depends on your products and the
kind of content and how much content you have if you have traffic and you are
making money that is good you probably have the resources number one to invest
in an email service provider right so if you can cover the cost with the traffic
you should be able to make some additional sales using the email list
drive a little bit of traffic and that sort of thing if you're getting a
hundred visitors a day but you really want to test out email marketing and you
have time to do it sure give it a shot on the other side I didn't start
worrying about building an email list on some size until they were getting like
over a thousand visitors a day because my main goal for that particular site
was someone lands on a page they read a product review they
Amazon and buy it like that was the goal so if you have a clear picture of the
goal for a page you can orient it that way now are there some caveats here yeah
let's see you have some content and it's getting a pretty good amount of traffic
probably in the hundreds per day if you have that content and it's not affiliate
oriented it's merely an informational article that's probably a really good
piece of content where you can create an opt-in you can creatively eat magnet and
you could start building your email list the goal for an info piece of content
could be to help build your email list right you're not trying to sell anything
there you're just trying to get them on the list and from there you can you know
drive them to different areas using the email list using good copywriting to
sell an affiliate offer you can drive traffic to a particular page or you can
build you know rapport with your audience here's the question of the day
let me know if you have an email list on your site in your opinion on the pros
and cons of an email list on a niche site really interested in what you have
to say so I read all the comments I try to reply back to all of them let me know
what you think I'm Doug cutting ten take a look around if you like the videos
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KZ TANDINGAN "SAY SOMETHING" - SINGER 2018 EPISODE 7 REACTION (POLISH) - Duration: 5:21.
WOW!!
Hi everyone, it's me and this is Say Something by KZ Tandingan | Singer 2018 Episode 7 REACTION
Say Something
WOW!
WOW
I feel those emotions that she transmits
WOW
She has a beautiful voice
wow
This is simply a perfect live performance
WOW!!
WOW!!!!!
I'm crying because I feel these emotions
wow
WOW
WOW!
WOW and WOW
Girl, what you showed here was beautiful
wow
I really like this song, it was a good choice
Your performance was beautiful, it was emotional, I felt these emotions
Wow, it was really beautiful
wow
I don't know what to say
You have an amazing, beautiful voice
wow
You surprised me with such a beautiful performance
wow
It was a beautiful performance of this song, you have a huge talent
I do not know what to say (because it was so beautiful)
wow
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[VOICEOVER SPEEDPAINT] Pony J.D - Duration: 3:45.
Hey guys! It's FlyingArtist VGS here and I was just gonna make a little voiceover
speedpaint of JD, and i was gonna talk about his character a little bit if you didn't
know him. Now, I'm not gonna give a whole lot of spoilers but I will mention some
songs that you need to look up to get where I'm coming from.. There is a song
called Freeze Your Brain (link in comments) and it's one of his one of his few solos that he gets
and it's in the very beginning of the musical but I'm just gonna say at the
end of it he talks about drinking slushies or Slurpees before he—before he
hurts himself so to speak. Freeze Your Brain is about well getting a
brain-freeze and just ignoring pain and what's going on so yeah he's not the best kind
of person mentally. Over time, in Dead Girl Walking he gets with a girl named
Veronica, who ultimately has sex with him, and before that Veronica was wasted [from a party] and
in the song Me Inside Of Me ,before the song had started JD and
Veronica had went to this girl named Heather Chandler, she was at home and she
was having a hangover because of the party that Veronica was just at, and JD
and Veronica were going to give her something to help with her hangover but,
instead JD had poured a mug of draincleaner but they did not mean to give the
drain cleaner to her that was pure accident, Heather Chandler drank the
drain cleaner and she didn't— well it wasn't intentional but it sparked something
inside of JD that caused him to go crazy. But it doesn't - it isn't really shown
until the song meant to be yours. in meant to be yours
he is very possessive and abusive as he shows obvious traits of abuse towards
Veronica and he tries to get her to go to the pep rally that they were going to
blow up now that was mentioned also and meant to
be yours about blowing up the school now the original intent was was to kill
everybody except for him and Veronica, but at the end of the musical sadly he
blows himself up just just as hope show Veronica that he really really really
loves her and he wasn't going to stop loving her anytime soon... the whole song
was a little depressing—, that song where he dies is I am damaged, it's
really depressing because he he showed that he loved her and he died
while showing that he loved her and she watched and she doesn't care so yeah
sorry this was the crappiest video of all time for you to listen to if you
don't want to hear my voice I'll just put the video I just put th song back on alright see you guys in next video!
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FBA For Canadians - Can Canadians Successfully Sell On Amazon.com? | Every Mans Empire - Duration: 4:24.
- If your Canadian and looking to sell on Amazon.com,
then this video is for you.
(upbeat techno music)
- Alright Empire Nation, my name's Nick,
I'm a seven figure Amazon FBA seller.
I sell on Amazon.com, like I said in the video,
I do not sell in Amazon in Canada, I sell only in the U.S.
I sell a lot of beauty products.
Now, let's just dive into it.
So, is it viable for Canadians to sell on dot com
and what are the thing you have to look out for.
So, a couple of thing that you've gotta look for is,
banking, bank account right?
So your bank account is going to be different.
You're probably gonna go with the BMO Harris account,
so like, it's, I won't go into too depth
in this video, but you'll understand the reasoning,
why I'm doing this video later on.
So, number one is the bank account.
So, number two is taxes and legal side so like entities,
like LTD rather than your LLC in the states.
You've also gotta make sure you're doing things
and you're not getting double taxed,
also mastercards, what not and there's a lot of other things
we're going to be bringing up in this video as well.
And also, shipping, so when you're living in the states,
you can actually like buy on a different account,
with your own product, maybe ship to buy your own,
maybe ship it to your self for photos,
for whatever it may be, images, for you know,
whatever it may be, just see what it is.
So, that could be an issue because you actually
don't live in the states, you can't actually ship it,
unless it does ship internationally,
which is not the case for all products.
So those are some of the difficulties
that people struggle when, trying to sell in Canada
or trying to sell from Canada in the U.S.A,
so today we kind of what to go over that,
and we created an ask page, so like Russel Brunson does
when he launches any course out there,
and yes we are launching a Canadian FBA course,
because we do have a lot of Canadian people
that enjoy our course, maybe because I am Canadian,
and a proof of that is S.K. right here, he's Canadian.
A.N. I believe he's from Texas.
This guy is literally a half an hour away from my home.
He's all the way from Toronto and this guy's from Vancouver.
So, we literally have a lot of Canadian success stories,
only one American out of the five.
We have lots of other success stories,
but these are the ones on the board.
These are our most successful stories,
so congratulations to them, but we created an ask page
because we want you guys to ask us,
or ask any question whether it be dumb or,
whatever you think it might be,
you think it's stupid just ask anyways.
We want to know what you have
struggles with if your Canadian,
what you are struggling with if you're Canadian,
what are your fears
when you're trying to sell as a Canadian?
Maybe you're looking into it, whatever it maybe.
We have an ask page down in link in the description
and you guys can go to ask questions and as a result
of you asking a question there you will get 50% off
on our launch date, so when we launch the course,
you get 50% off, now for the people
that already have joined the course,
we might just give it to you for free
so there's no issues there,
but for people who are looking into it,
make sure to just hit that ask page because that
really helps us build out something for you guys.
We don't want to just launch a course
just trying to make money, we want to help out the audience
we want to help out you guys.
We want to make sure that everybody is successful.
Like I said in other videos, you know
10% of our students are successful
and what successful means for Empire Nation
is 10,000 per month in revenue.
Alright? So that might be whatever,
like three, four thousand dollars a month in profit,
that's what we consider to be like a success story.
Because otherwise we could be like other YouTubers saying
we have 50% success rates which we do not have,
I will unfortunately say that, I wish we did
but we will get to that eventually.
So, also of course,
we've only been out for two and a half months
but, guys make sure to ask as many questions as possible
because we are making sure this one is absolutely the best.
I know I sell from Canada myself.
I am from Vancouver B.C or Outerbank 'couver.
But, there are a lot of things that will help.
Whatever the questions you guys ask, we will literally
send them off to a lawyer, to whoever it may be
and we're gonna get every single possible answer
in the most correct way possible,
the most systematic way of how to get set up,
how to help you guys do it in the course
and stuff like that, we really wanna make sure you guys have
a guaranteed success rate, and so
that's the video for today guys.
I hope you enjoyed it, if you did
make sure to hit that subscribe button.
Smash that like button, like, yeah I actually did smash it
but my fist is pretty sore right now.
I don't know if you guys have seen it from the other videos
I did actually injure my fist, I hit somebody,
but, that was off topic, but besides the point.
Just make sure you hit that subscribe button,
and the like button and make sure to hit that,
or check out the ask page
and I'll see you guys in the next video.
Did you like that?
- [Man] I did actually, hit somebody. That's funny.
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Do Easy Taxi ao Singu: o caminho da criação de empresas modernas, com Tallis Gomes - Duration: 11:52.
Good morning, my name is Gabriel Costa
from Resultados Digitais and today I'm here with Tallis Gomes,
founder of Easy Taxi and Singu
and chosen by MIT as one of the world's most innovative young people.
Welcome Tallis and thanks a lot.
Thank you for the invitation.
It's a pleasure being at the magic island again.
Cool. Tallis, let's start from the very beginning.
What motivated you to leave the country side of Minas Gerais,
to create a company that is one of the major
entrepreneurial success cases in Brazil?
Saying like that it sounds like a straight line.
-I left... -Very quick, right?
and the next day I was in 35 countries.
That is not true. I became an entrepreneur at 14,
my first company came out of necessity.
I talk about Easy, explain it in details, but I think here is not the place.
My second company
went bankrupt in 9 months.
I was in college. Them I left college
and opened my third company after college,
then I created Easy Taxi
when I was 24 years old, that was my fourth company.
So, it was a very sinuous path.
But my motivation was always to build something big.
I always had that big dream of...
I thought it was possible to do something different,
I've always been very interested in technology.
I wanted to do business with a social aspect
I just didn't know how to connect this with my desire to make money as well.
And with Easy Taxi I was able to put together
business and social aspect,
creating a direct impact on the society
making money as well.
So, I'd say I had a purpose and lots of resilience.
And how did you create Easy Taxi?
What were the major challenges in this path?
Challenges change depending on the company's moment.
At first the major challenge was to be ready
to really be an entrepreneur who can scale the business.
Because anyone can have an idea. I'm sure everybody
who is watching this has had a good idea before
and shared that with some friends,
but then, in the end of the day, they did not make it happen.
This is lack of training, many times lack of attitude as well,
but especially lack of qualification.
They don't know how to make the basic project, scientific,
of hypothesis validation, building a prototype
and then transform that prototype in a beta,
turn this beta into a main version.
It seems easy, but to do this, is quite hard.
So the big challenge at that moment is to get the idea out of the paper.
Then, when you do that,
The big challenge is to find a group of partners.
How to convince capable people
to become part of your partners group, to leave their jobs,
-leave their salaries. -To believe in a dream.
Exactly! To believe in a dream that probably
almost nobody else believes.
And when innovation is disruptive,
the idea tends to be horrible.
People say: there's no way this can happen.
That means it's a tough task to the founder,
to make a co-founder team.
An then to scale the business, Imagine Easy Taxi.
We got our first investment in September 2012.
Over a year after founding the company.
And one year after that we were in almost 20 countries.
So, to scale a business that fast brings a bunch of other challenges,
I talk about these challenges in the book Nada Easy.
I give details about the tools I used that helped me
overcome them. But more than that,
what are the main processes and learnings
I got from each phase of Easy Taxi's construction
so that people can get shortcuts
which I discovered along the way.
Cool. Let's go back a bit, you mentioned qualification,
which is the first step and many times a limiting factor
to the execution of ideas.
How did you prepare yourself?
I dropped out college...
-What was your major? -Marketing at ESPM.
And I dropped out and I built for myself
a grid of the subjects I should learn.
I should learn financial math,
I should learn economics, more specifically
micro and macro, I really wanted to know how to analyze an economic scenario,
I really wanted to be able to analyze reports
to better predict the economic scenario
so that I could make decisions
in the company based on that.
I wanted to know a bit about programming, so I learned Phyton.
I wanted to know a lot about management, a lot.
So, Harvard Business Review.
I may have read almost all papers they have.
Khan Academy, I learned lots of math in Khan Academy.
I learned programming in Khan Academy.
Udacity. There I studied management,
and economy.
So, I built my curriculum
and looked for these contents, learning constantly
and I got a lot from people as well, I'm a very curious guy.
I accessed a lot of people who had a lot to teach me
and with that, I learned a lot.
After you left Easy Taxi,
you created Singu. First, explain to us
what is Singu and what motivated you to create that company.
Singu is a meritocratic mechanism for social ascending.
I, as a libertarian, always say we must "walk the talk".
I always say there are ways that the private sector
can create a business, which encourages people
not to depend on the State. And how do we do that?
Giving people opportunities to grow.
You create a business that makes these people understand
through their own effort, that they can change their reality.
And Singu is just that. My mother is a hair dresser.
So, I know how this segment works.
This segment exploits professionals.
Beauty parlors get 70% of these professionals pay
and we wanted to turn that around, stay with 30% and give them 70%.
And allow this people to work every day if they so desire.
That is different than the market that closes on Sundays and Mondays.
They can start working very early in the morning
and go until late in the evening if the so desire.
And what encourage me to do that?
To change people's reality.
Sometimes we get people, single moms, from poor communities,
extremely poor, obviously, and change their reality
in metter of months. There are manicurists working with us
making R$ 6 thousand a month.
That changed these women's lives completely.
Singu was about that, you know?
I was proving my point, not just for myself,
but to society as well
creating a business that has a real value
to the modern woman who can't find time to go to the parlor,
who doesn't want to waste her weekend
and that woman who can get home at 9PM
and call a manicurist who will be at her home in 2 hours, you know?
You've sent to our group
some examples of manicurists who were able to buy a car.
There are many nice stories of people
ascending socially, which is your purpose, right?
This is the idea. We want that person,
this woman who works with us, or this men
working with us to work on their kids education
so that the poverty cycle in the family can end at that moment.
So that their kids can have a better education,
can eat better.
Can focus on what a teenager, a kid
should focus in order to develop.
We don't need the State for that. We don't need to rob poor people
through taxes and make these people's lives even worse, you know?
We need to do this via private sector,
giving these people opportunities.
Tallis, Easy has grown incredibly
and Singu is also growing in an unbelievable pace.
What is the role of a strong culture
in the growth of these two companies?
How do you not only create
but keep this culture when you start hiring more people
and the company grows?
Leadership is always responsible for carrying the culture.
Culture is a set of habits
founders start to create inside the company
and the first employees follow the founders,
absorb this set of habits and make that
something they carry inside the company.
To anyone who comes in, they pass this set of values.
It's important to say that because people think culture
is to say a bunch of cute things, write a cute text,
make a sign on the wall with mission, vision and values.
Nobody reads that, nobody cares for that.
Culture is a set of values, period.
Culture is what happens when you're not in the room,
when you are not in the company, period.
I always do what I did at Singu.
It's "walk the talk". So I say, for example,
our culture at Singu is to work hard,
never to deliver a ticket after the deadline.
I'm not going to have mine late,
otherwise, I open space for others to do the same.
I'm always the example.
I worry a lot about leaders.
How much they can "walk the talk".
Because this is the only way to keep a culture.
You can imagine Easy Taxi cases, for example.
35 different countries, 34 cultures that are different from mine,
giant geographical differences, since we are in 4 continents,
how do you keep the culture?
Then you see the second point: communication.
Things we think are obvious to people, are not
We need to communicate each detail,
massively.
Let's remember that in this company we do it this way.
We do things in this way.
And constantly communicate that.
Repeat, repeat, repeat to the leadership
so that they can do the same with employees.
That's the only way you can keep a culture
on what you believe no matter if it's growth or other values.
Cool.
To finish, you published a book
a few months ago, August or September, I think.
Tell us a bit about this book.
What is the idea, how did you get it
and more importantly, to who should read it.
I wrote in Nada Easy everything I'd like to have heard
when I started in business.
But I went a little further.
In the beginning I though: I think I'm going to write
to people starting a business.
Then, in the middle of the book I said: but I have to talk
to people scaling a business,
who is building a team, improving metrics.
And at the end, also because of a conversation with Eric,
Eric RD's CEO called me
and said: I'm scaling to other countries
and brought a bunch of doubts. We talked for one hour
and that talk became the last part of the book.
I said: I also need to write
about how I scaled this company to other countries,
what strong points made me scale,
what were the major learnings I got
with the developed company
in order to communicate the company's culture,
what did I learn at exit moment,
what should I have done before.
So, the book speaks with all kids of entrepreneur
and mainly with executives
who want to implement innovative processes in their businesses.
It's for these people.
It's all I'd like to have heard
in different phases as an entrepreneur.
It's important to say that the book
is the country's second best seller in the business segment.
So, I recommend it a lot to people starting businesses.
Many people ask me questions
that are answered in Nada Easy and I say: read Nada Easy, man.
Nada Easy is a quite honest book,
straight to the point, no beating around the bush.
It's exactly who I am.
Direct, clear e and simple.
I read it and I recommend it a lot. It's also polemic.
You forgot to mention this word.
-As usual, just like me. -Right!
Thank you very much, I'm very happy with this interview.
Thanks for the visit and I wish you success with Singu and your book.
It was a pleasure coming here. Thanks guys!
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Como criar a sua startup e mais, com Romero Rodrigues | Studio RD Summit - Duration: 12:43.
Hello, I'm Debora Brauhardt,
partners implementation coordinator at Resultados Digitais,
and I'm here with Romero Rodrigues,
Redpoint Eventures' partner and director
and also the founder of Buscapé.
-Welcome Romero. -Thank you Debora, it's a pleasure.
Romero, your story in well known
because of Buscapé,
which was created during the internet bubble.
Tell us what you think about starting a business
from zero again today, in the moment we are now.
Well Debora, it's very different
to open a business compared to 20 years ago, when we started Buscapé,
I think the first change is
technology is no longer such a big barrier.
When we started Buscapé,
there were no finished pieces. I joke saying there were no Legos.
You had to make your own in order to build your toy.
If you wanted to create an e-commerce store,
you had to really make it,
make a catalog, create an inventory control,
you had to create a company for payment.
This used to take a year and cost US$ 1.5 million.
Today, with US$ 50 you buy much superior technology
and instantly you have a store.
So, the entrance barrier is no longer...
technology is no longer innovation entrance barrier,
this has shifted to business model.
Innovation is in business model,
but it represents a small entrance barrier.
So, when a website shows up today,
it's common to see competitors coming one after another.
That's why the go to market,
your marketing and sales strategy became much more important
than the technology itself.
The other thing that has changed
is the internet democratization.
If you think about the first cycle, companies from the bubble era,
all of them had a computer engineer as a partner.
It was rare not to have an engineer.
Now, you see many companies that
have no engineer as founder.
Sometimes you see an architect and a vet
building a technology company.
Because the Legos are ready and make building things easy.
Cool! I worked for a while with entrepreneurs,
with business development, incubators and so on.
And there was a doubt I see
still remains a little when I talk to some entrepreneurs.
How to get the first investment for a startup?
It depends a lot on how much of your idea can be
developed with no capital.
I'll give an example: Buscapé, since we were all developers,
we were able to have a site working
with no investment.
The investment was our time, human capital.
If that isn't your case,
your investment to create MVP, to create a prototype,
must come from people you know.
The famous 3F's: family, friends and fools.
They will give you the first capital for you to give
your startup's first step, which is to create a prototype.
So, it's a bit of an illusion to think:
"I have a great idea and I have a good pitch,
I make a good presentation and if the investor
gets my idea, he'll invest". Is that a myth?
It's more difficult, but it happens.
For example: If you have a good track record,
if you opened a business before,
if you brought good results to the investors,
if you know them,
then it's not impossible to get capital with just an idea
on paper, Power Point.
But that isn't common. I wouldn't bet all on that.
If you hit a wall and can't get capital with an idea on paper,
I suggest looking for close people that will give you
the first capital injection, the support to your business
and then you climb step by step.
So, you prove your idea really works,
that it's a good idea
not just in your mother's opinion.
Exactly. Venture capital is simply financing by stages.
And financing by stages
is to take great risks from the table one at the time.
So, you'll raise your first capital
to take the first risk from the table.
That is to make the prototype. Then your company's worth a little more,
because it's less risky and you raise a little more capital
for the second stage, to get a bit more traction.
The next is to test business models,
the next, to create the sales machine.
And so on and so forth. So, it's very important
to understand, as a startup entrepreneur,
that you have just one thing to do in each stage.
Which is to remove the big risk from the table in that stage.That's all.
Well, and Florianópolis today is known as Silicon Island, right?
People make this comparison, we see here many technology companies.
What is your opinion about it?
Of course, considering the differences in proportions.
But how is your take on the island
becoming this technological spot?
I think it's very nice. I see in the whole world
innovation ecosystems developing through density.
That means, you need people to meet,
to bump into each other.
There's a word I love and I'm going to use it in my lecture.
It has no exact translation to Portuguese: serendipity.
Serendipity is that coincidence when destiny suddenly unites
two people creating a happy story.
It can be a boy meeting a girl at a bakery line, they marry
and build a wonderful family.
It can be me on my first day at university.
I got a bus in Paulista Avenue going to USP.
I had no idea where I should go off and the bus was empty.
There was a bald Japanese guy in a T-Shirt written Poli.
I said: This guy must know. I sat by his side and started talking.
He became my business partner in Buscapé.
This is serendipity. So, to concentrate people
from the same ecosystem in one place helps, I believe that.
We at Redpoint, along with Itaú,
founded Cubo, which is an attempt
-thanks God, a successful one- to create density,
to create these collisions in the physical world, in São Paulo.
Without collisions, there are no innovations.
Of course I haven't dealt with startups for as long as you have,
but I remember when we worked with incubators,
we still used a lot the word incubator,
there were just a few accelerators, we almost didn't hear about business model,
we worked with business plans,
those huge plans and etc.
This has changed a bit with time
and Brazil startup weekend movement
and other startup events.
Many movements came along to support entrepreneurs.
You see this is quite strong today.
How is Brazil's environment to the entrepreneur,
how is the economic scenario?
We mentioned the differences between the first and second cycles
and one of them is related to the academy,
to business administration sciences.
Major corporations are coming to get knowledge from startups.
Major corporations and their great executives
are coming to the startup environment
to learn how to manage a company with purpose,
with self growth and innovation.
And startups today have all of that available.
20 years ago, there weren't any
business model canvas,
the books Lean startup or Crossing the Chasm did not exist,
nobody spoke, MVP did not exist, neither did product market fit.
These terms were created in the last 20 years,
looking back and seeing what the pioneers did.
How did AOL, Yahoo, Google,
Amazon got where they did? How did Buscapé got where it did?
And so on.
I'd say today, when entrepreneurs start,
they do it much better prepared
because they don't need to figure out a bunch of things.
We already have frame works, the academy is there to help them,
but now they have a bigger responsibility
because what we're doing here
is much more than just building a startup or an ecosystem.
We are building a new country.
What startups do today
does not influence just the startup ecosystem.
It influences large corporations,
it influences the whole country.
And you feel we have...
Brazil has always been known for its creativity,
for stating new business and etc. We've always had this characteristic.
But for a while we did it more because
of necessity than opportinity.
Do you feel that today Brazilians are looking more at
business opportunities, targeting specific things
and taking action because of this?
Totally. Before, entrepreneurs didn't have options
to raise capital.
And not so long ago, before 1999.
The option they had was go to Caixa Econômica Federal
and give their car or house as collateral,
or to sell any real estate they had
and risk it, to jump head first, insert it all in the company
But many people didn't have a car or real estate.
So, there were no options
and we practiced a necessity kind of entrepreneurship.
I'm going to open a hot dog stand, I'm going to open a door to door business.
And even so, great business came out of that.
What we created in the last 20 years was an ecosystem
of innovation incentive,
where you have different investors
assuming different risks and roles in this ecosystem
in order to help this huge company
to start while it's still very small.
This is a real watershed.
That's been happening since the 60s in the US,
but in Brazil it's been 15 years.
And I think this also changes people's mentality as a whole.
I usually say:
the first thing a young American does at age 5 or 6,
is the lemonade stand exercise.
They build a lemonade stand and sell to neighbors.
So, during their entire lives, Americans learn to be entrepreneurs.
Later they decide if they will be entrepreneurs or employees.
In Brazil it's the opposite. We just learn...
or it used to be this way. Thankfully we've been changing that.
We just learn how to be an employee.
And later, with time, if you want, you abandon that
and go learn, go to try to become an entrepreneur.
We need to change this thought, change this mindset.
I think it's nice as well the mindset in which
I'm not an entrepreneur because I want to leave
and get rid of the company I work for.
So, it's really to change to a profile
to: I'm going to be an entrepreneur because that's what I desire.
This is my life dream.
And above all that, it's nice
to see that corporations up until now were focused on two things:
operation excellence and profit.
And the vibe of upcoming corporations, which today are the startups,
is to focus on innovation and purpose.
This changes the game completely.
For sure. And to finish our chat,
if you could give a golden tip
to an entrepreneur who is starting today
and needs an advice
from someone doing this for a long time, what would that be?
Look, it depends a lot on the person's moment.
There are many differences depending on the stage.
If you already have an idea, if you're already building it,
my main tip is: don't do anything alone.
Surround yourself with good people.
In the end of the day, the core of every technology company,
the only asset they have is the team, it's the talent they have inside.
You'll build a culture to keep this talent,
you'll make everything to keep that talent excited.
So, surround yourself with the best.
If you're still looking for an idea,
I usually say you need to follow a little word,
the one that carries the most opportunity, realization
and success, which is "impossible".
You have no idea how many "impossible" I heard when I started Buscapé.
I'm sure the guys,
Eric, and all of them, did too. Talking about Eric, he just passed here.
They also heard a lot this word in life.
So, if you've heard "impossible", get your notebook and write it down.
Your startup is in there.
Great. Thanks a lot, Romero.
It was a pleasure to be here with you.
Thanks for sharing here with your interview
-and see you next time, right? -See you. Thanks!
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Pokonałem Rosję! - Duration: 3:36.
"I defeated Russia!"
Russia: Hello.
I am Russia and ...
I have enough of this!
I already have virtually everything!
The boundaries,
Red Square with the Kremlin,
President Rasputin
money from PZU
I already have everything!
I am completely addicted to vodka.
I can not do it anymore!
I have no idea how to share here.
Who will take on this task?
I do not know that.
My dream:
I WANT TO KILL; -;
Me: Immediately. You have no idea?
Wait!
I'll show you what once I just recorded about you. It even exists.
Russia: YYY ... Who are you, the guy not washed away ?! xD
Soon...
Polish flag...
and two sevens.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ....
Alex?
Me: Yes, it's me. I heard your worries.
I want to fulfill your dream.
Russia: Seriously?
You are not an angel, not even a reaper. xD
So how do you want to help me?
Me: Here is the tip!
Go to my channel.
Russia: Your channel is called "Alex M77"?
Me: not really.
Recently I changed the name to "Polski \ Alek [s] / M77 '(I know that it is difficult; -;)
Russia: OK.
I typed.
And which is your channel?
Me: Oh, where I have a sweatshirt with sevens.
And this drawing was drawn by BloodisTVGeneral,
whom I greet. (friend ^^)
Russia: OK.
And what's next?
Ja: Now go to the playlists
and find one named "Guess".
Russia: OK XD
And those drawings who did?
Me: these two drawings for thumbnails
these are the works of my friend Angela Laura
which I also greet my best as a friend ^^
The one with a subdivided Russia is the movie I told you about.
Ready? xD
* Sigh *
Russia: Yes.
I turn on.
* After watching the movie, where you will find in the description of this movie *
* Russia has XDD autism *
Russia: Kill me. -;
Me: Hey! Mongolia, Kazakhstan, China!
China: Hello, citizen!
What do you wish?
Me: Russia wishes death. xD
I would like you to dismantle it with your factors. [They will take over Russia (as at three partitions of Poland)]
China: It's getting done, citizen!
Russia: Goodbye, cruel world! -;
You will never know the great former Russia. -;
Cyrillic, Kremlin, Rasputin ...; -;
Excuse me! ; --------;
* death sound *
Dolan: I'm deceased because he died.
*grunt*
Me: You have not forgotten something yet, Dolanie ?!
* Dolana XD short autism *
Dolan: And I declare victory because XDD won.
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CHICKEN AND CREAM CHEESE PIE 🥧 • Recipe of Low Carb Pie •
To a fry pan, add:
1 tablespoon of olive oil
1/2 medium onion, chopped
and 1 tablespoon of minced garlic.
Cook them until tender.
Now add: 500 grams of shredded chicken breasts
1 tablespoon of ground cumin
3 tablespoons of fresh parsley, chopped
and 1 cup of cream cheese.
Season with salt and black pepper to taste.
Let it cook for more 5 minutes.
Now, in a bowl, mix together:
4 medium eggs
1 cup of tahini
1 teaspoon of salt
and 1/2 teaspoon of baking powder.
Line a parchment paper on a baking pan, pouring of this batter in.
On the video my pan is a 24cm square one.
Now, we do a layer with the chicken.
Followed by a final layer with the remaining batter.
Preheat oven to 160°C (320°F), baking it for 50 minutes.
Or until the surface is golden brown.
IT'S DONE! 🎉
This pie gives you a total of 9 generous slices.
And each slice has 5.2 grams of net carbs.
YUM! SO GOOD!
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#0021 Knight Rider (Matchbox 1998) - Duration: 3:08.
Hello Friends, Welcome to Wheels-O-Rama !!
Today we have a special program, and I think it is not necessary to make a lot of presentation
about today's model.
But if you have not recognized the background music, or you do not know what this box means, circling,
I explain to you that inside it, there is a vehicle of Matchbox at 1:64 scale of KITT, El
Knight Rider.
It is not the first one that I show you, and neither will be the last, since as a good fan of the
series, I have many versions of different brands and scales of this car.
But hey, let's set aside the box, because what We are really interested in the Car.
This special version belongs to a collection of Matchbox called STAR CAR COLLECTION, and
which consists of 14 pieces, among which we can see a Ferrari from the Magnum series, a Jeep
of the MASH series
, A car from the movie Grease, and even a plane fighter of TOP GUN !!
This collection appeared in the catalog of Matchbox in 1998, and this model of
Knight Rider is none other than a version more of the Pontiac Firebird SE that was already manufactured
from 1982 to 1989 in several versions within the series 1-75 and then in Superfast.
As you can see, the tampographies are they have put him in the famous red lights in
the nose, the rear pilots and on the sides of the vehicle, which although for my liking
they spoil, but there they are ... In case someone does not recognize the model.
The interiors are not detailed according to the vehicle in question, limiting itself
to the original model that appeared in 1982 and that has nothing to do compared to
Hotwheels, to give an example, that it is much more detailed.
Also, the crystals are so transparent, so you can see the interior pretty well,
which at least I could have disguised to have made them darker.
Even so, a beautiful piece of collection which I am proud to have in my collection
of Knight Rider Cars.
And even if it's a bit repetitive, in the next videos I will show you other Knight Riders
I have so that you can see them and compare them.
I hope you liked this video and I I read and answer in the comments.
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