Youtube News: Youtube daily report May 24 2018

Our streets are becoming ever more crowded

there's greater numbers of lorries,

vans, cars and bikes

all vying to use the same space.

And this ever-decreasing space has led to increasing conflict

and we've all seen it on our roads.

There's misunderstanding,

entitlement,

anger,

this leads to conflict.

it's the miscommunication

that often baffles cyclists.

How could the driver not have seen me?

I was hit by a car once,

it was completely his fault.

Cyclists don't obey the rules of the road.

They just do what they want.

When I drive I follow the guideline

I follow the traffic rules,

which they should abide by too.

I think motorists are very impatient.

We hear these stories everyday wherever you are in the world

and it's the most vulnerable road users

the cyclists who are most affected.

1 in 12 road deaths in the EU is a cyclist

and cyclists' safety has stagnated

and is not improving.

However these aren't just statistics

these are real people

real lives

the consequences of this are truly devastating.

So, my name is Victoria Lebrec

and I'm now 27 years old.

I would describe myself as very normal

a girl who used to go out a lot

was quite active

did a lot of sports

I would cycle everywhere

go to the gym ...

... skied.

I think cycling is a really great way to get to work.

You avoid getting on the tube

which is really hectic.

You get your half hour of exercise in;

twice a day.

So yeah, I loved cycling,

I thought it was the best way to get around.

So the day that the collision happened

was just a normal Monday morning.

I was cycling from down Clerkenwell Road

from Old Street

and I was aiming to go down there

to where my office was

my office is just about 300-400 meters from here.

I do this ...

well I did this commute every single day.

I was in the cycle lane here next to the lorry.

As I was going over

I saw wheels turning

and what I have seen of the footage and everything since then

I veered round here

and then the front wheels knocked me off my bike

and then the back wheels of the lorry ran over my pelvis.

If it wasn't for London's air ambulance

I would definitely be dead,

they did this procedure on the roadside

to stop all of the internal bleeding.

They put me in a coma at the roadside

and then I think I was under for about ten days after that.

Unfortunately at hospital later on

they had to amputate my leg

partly because of the injuries

but also because of the loss of blood going to that limb.

When a car driver has been involved in an accident

with a cyclist

they feel very guilty about hurting, injuring,

... damaging another human being.

Obviously the roads are very busy

there are a lot of road users

and accidents happen.

A lot of times accidents are genuine accidents.

It's just a problem with the human information processing system,

two people collide.

The consequences of road crashes are far and wide

and it's not just those people who have been impacted in the crash themselves.

Sometimes it could just be a driver who was driving by

and through no fault of their own

has been involved in crash

and this can affect their lives for months and years to come.

People who come to see me

typically are struggling with symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder.

Commonly following road traffic accidents.

Many years ago now I worked with a lorry driver,

a big articulated lorry.

He'd been involved in an accident

where the driver of a car had been killed.

Now, this was such an intense experience

that the driver, the lorry driver,

had no memory of the accident itself.

He blamed himself, he felt tremendously guilty.

It's time we put an end to preventable tragedies

happening on our roads across Europe every single day.

We need to end the cycle of death

and serious injury

and keep all our road users safe.

What we want, is awareness,

some mindfulness

and empathy for other road users

but we definitely don't want fear.

SHARE THE ROAD

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HOW TO MAKE YOUR DESIGNS MORE PROFESSIONAL - What Makes A Graphic Design Professional? - Duration: 6:30.

what makes a graphic design professional I'm going to show you five

different ways that a graphic design can be professional so you can actually

focus on those five points and use them in your own graphic design work also

talking my professional design sponsoring today's video is template

monster which is a marketplace where you can upload your own designs and PSD

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your PSD templates on template monster

so the first point in today's video and what makes a graph a design professional

is actually repetition often we see repetition of something boring or

something negative but when it comes to graphic design which is a visual

communication repetition is actually essential to a professional graphic

design repetition is important and essential to a graphic design because it

strengthens the entire look and also it ties elements together in the design as

a whole it creates some kind of organization within a graphic design and

this is especially important when it comes to branding but if someone looking

at that brand has to recognize a certain pattern throughout the entire brand if

it's a logo a business card and advert or a banner so they can link that design

back to the brand so yeah repetition is extremely

important in graphic design and you can actually try and look at this and

designs out there that exist now and see how you can work repetition into your

design when it's needed now the second point in today's video and what makes a

graphic design professional is actually knowing when to stop there's actually

quite a funny story which you might have seen the picture of where a company was

commissioned to retouch an existing piece of artwork but when they realized

they were making the artwork worse they didn't stop they just continued and

continued and continued into the ended up with the image that you're seeing on

screen now when thinking about graphic design however you really do need to

know when to stop only because you might sabotage your own work but because time

is essential and time is money you need to prioritize your time I manage it

efficiently in your graphic design workflow so you're knowing when to stop

it's essential to having a professional graphic design because you don't want to

spend too much time a little loose ends that don't need doing if the design is

actually fine as it is to know when to stop is to take a step back from your

design look at it objectively and to tell yourself that yeah it's actually

finished any more time spent on the design is not going to be worthwhile

the third point on what makes a graphic design professional in today's video is

another kind of OCD element which I do like to try and implement all of my

graphic designs and that is alignment keeping everything aligned and orderly

is fundamental to a professional graphic design and anybody with a seasoned eye

for design can instantly see Hotel if something's not aligned perfectly or at

all even for someone who's not a seasoned designer they will

subconsciously see that something's wrong the design because it's not

aligned annoyedly when a design is not aligned properly it

connotes and communicates a kind of sloppiness and disorder which is always

going to be a negative outcome for your graphic designs the fourth point on

today's video on what mix of graphic design professional is kerning now

spoken about kerning many many times in this channel and it is really really

important especially when it comes to headings titles and logo type especially

kerning if you don't know is the space between each letter when combined as a

group there are different tricks and techniques to actually Kern your

typography and one of them that I use is actually too unfocused my eyes and then

look at the design so you can see the negative space easier other people also

flip the tanks upside down and Kern it that way but yeah if your design has

really poor kerning or it's not current at all it's instantly obvious to people

looking at it especially if their designers when

you're actually writing out text in Adobe Illustrator for example you can

change the kerning settings from auto to optical and also metrics play around

these settings but also manually turn your type especially on logo type which

will actually require you to ungroup the letters and then move them around

individually I can't emphasize enough how important it is for logo type

especially now the last point in today's video on what makes a graphic design

professional is space many people especially novice designers think that

if there's an empty space it should be filled with something this couldn't be

further from the truth actually you need to take note of

negative space on your design because it is absolutely essential

also in typography and in layout design negative space creates shapes and it

could actually drew an attention of the two important aspects of your design all

the information in trying to convey remember graphic design is a visual

communication and so using negative space or space in general is a key

factor into making that design professional now there are more points

than these five and what makes a graphic design professional but I just have

these five for you today they're all important and you should use every

single point that I mentioned today when working graphic design projects if you

want to hear about more ways that you can make your designs more professional

let me know down the section below and I'll be sure to make more videos like

this one today now I'm going to show you guys about template monster and how you

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Spill Proof Sippy Cups and the Effects They Could Have on Your Child or Client with Autism - Duration: 6:37.

Did you know that spill proof sippy cups can be detrimental to your child or client's development?

I'm talking about sippy cups today.

Hi, I'm Doctor Mary Barbera, autism mom, board certified behavior analyst and best-selling

author.

I remember when Lucas was about four years old and an SLP by the name of Joanne Gerenser

who spoke really all around the world, I believe, was speaking in my local town for the autism

society and I was taking her out to dinner.

But before I took her out to dinner the night before she spoke, I brought her to my house

to do kind of a drive-by eyeball of Lucas and she just stayed for a few minutes in my

home, she observed him in the basement.

And the only thing I remember Joanne Gerenser saying was to get rid of Lucas' sippy cup.

And I was kind of shocked.

I never thought about it before.

But she told me that spill-proof sippy cups in general were no better than drinking from

a baby bottle, and they put Lucas' lips in an unnatural position and affected articulation.

She added that since these cups have spill-proof valves in them, it makes it really unnatural,

the way he would have to suck.

It's not like sucking through a straw, which is actually good for kids.

This was brand new information for me, so we went cold turkey and switched him away

from a spill-proof sippy cup into a straw cup.

Many children, especially those with autism, frequently use spill-proof sippy cups because

they tend to be messy and even typically developing kids use spill-proof for many years past when

they should be.

Many parents and teachers aren't even aware of any issues with sippy cups, like I wasn't,

but like Joanne told me, spill-proof sippy cups are bad for toddlers and older children

because they hamper articulation and they can also increase problem behaviors for items

if they insist on using these certain cups and having access to these cups throughout

the day whenever they want.

Also, drinking anything except water throughout the day will almost always affect mealtime

behavior.

Basically if the child fills up on milk or juice, he's going to be less accepting of

nutritious food at the table.

So getting your child to drink out of regular open cups and sport water bottles and using

straws is really what we need to focus on.

And for some kids this needs to be a gradual process of weaning away from a sippy cup or

for weaning away from having juice or milk throughout the day, but in other cases it

will just involve going cold turkey and presenting them with a spill-proof straw cup or an open

cup.

You can occasionally, if you're traveling or only in cars use spill-proof sippy cups

and you do want to take care of your home and the rugs and the sofas and all that stuff,

but really children should not be just drinking, especially anything other than water throughout

the day.

I also think spill-proof sippy cups and this unnatural movement with their mouths can affect

not only articulation but talking in general.

So we do want to make sure that we're focusing on not only can a child talk or not, but are

they using sippy cups?

Are they using pacifiers or bottles and what are they eating?

And all those kinds of things because these sucking and feeding issues have a lot to do,

I think, with vocal language as well.

So what can you do today if your child or clients are using sippy cups?

You want to assess.

You want to assess are they using them all day long?

Are they just using them during car rides or at church or some special occasions?

Then after you asses how bad the situation is and if they're insistent on one or two

cups, then you really want to make a plan with boundaries to wean based on that assessment.

So you could decide like, "Okay, from now on, I'm only going to give a sippy cup when

we go in the car.

Or I'm only going to give a sippy cup at bedtime or something like that."

And then the rest of the time, you'd want the child to be sitting at a table during

meals.

If your child likes or has more than one sippy cup that they love, you may want to hide or

dispose of all the others so they can't stash them away or accidentally find one during

non-sippy cup times.

While your child or client probably will not understand a complex plan, even infants will

respond to reinforcement and other behavioral procedures.

And at the very minimum, children should not have free access to spill-proof sippy cups

or anything except for water at any time they want during the day or night.

So they need help with boundaries and you can help them with that.

So to summarize, spill-proof sippy cups are not recommended for children and just like

any behavior you want to change, you'll need to start with an assessment and make a plan.

For more information about this, you can download my free guide at marybarbera.com/join or by

clicking the link right in the description below.

And I will see you next week.

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#31 We are sailing! - Duration: 5:01.

Hi and welcome to a new week!

The insight this far when the boat fixing is almost finished - I just have to get ATLA3 from the shed...

What I learned this season is insight in plastic as a material -

I have hesitating to do plastic work since I don't want to do scratches -

But plastic behave as wood in one sense!

With sand paper, wet sandpaper, chrome paste and ultra gloss...

With these products I have been able to get the finish I want also in the plast!

This is my insight.

Now its about being able to end the work, and not go further and further in details

There are always more to do

Now I consider the indoor season as finished!

I would like to clean the deck, but that I can do when ATLA3 is in the water.

Now its about time to get ATLA3 from the shed!

The only thing I need to do first is to fix the flat tyre

And I need to fix the hinges to the big door

But maybe I will have some help for that

I have great friends, here a whole family came to assist in fixing the door (it was damaged in a wind this winter)

It happened so fast - Im almost baffeld...

My dad phoned me at lunchtime today...

"Do you want the boat in the sea?"

ehhh... Yes!

Well then.... voilá!

Here she is... ATLA3!

The mast is up and all... but that I did myself, I just winch it up!

Now she is in the sea!

Today its may 14

May 14, ATLA in the sea!

Tomorrow its the maiden voyage!

Hi!

Hello! Maiden voyage!

We are getting closer to Härnösand

Its just around this corner ATLA3 have her home harbour

What a lovely day it is!

Maiden voyage around Härnö island!

Now we just will tie her to the dock

Let the summer begin!

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Please comment the things you want to see, we will always create interesting video to you enjoy.

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Four Weddings hunk Hugh Grant to tie the knot after no marriage vow U-turn - Duration: 2:45.

Four Weddings hunk Hugh Grant to tie the knot after no marriage vow U-turn

But now at the age at 57, king of the romcom Hugh Grant has done a U-turn and is reportedly set to tie the knot.

Here JENNIFER DUNKERLEY looks back at his past lovers lost.

Elizabeth Hurley HUGH is best known for his 13-year romance with actress and model Liz Hurley.

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TINGLAN HONG & ANNA EBERSTEIN IN 2011 Hugh had a fleeting relationship with Chinese actress Tinglan, 31, that resulted in a baby daughter Tabitha.

DREW BARRYMORE .

JEMIMA KHAN .

ESTELLA MARIE THOMPSON CAROLINE STANBURY The posh PR girl – and former squeeze of Prince Andrew – reportedly dated Hugh in secret when she was 24 and he was 40.

The socialite daughter of venture capitalist Anthony Stanbury, who was MD of a major fashion group, she started out in personal styling before moving into PR.

It was here she met Hugh and the pair tried desperately to hide their relationship but it didn't work.

Caroline later went on to date Ryan Giggs and appear on Bravo's TV show Ladies Of London documentarydrama.

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Romance in Prague | Honeymoon Vlog - Duration: 3:35.

浪漫的布拉格

He says it's a tourist trap, but I say I'm a tourist. 他说这是敲遊客竹槓的食物，但是，我说我就是旅客。

So, I'm gonna try this! 所以我要试吃！

It looks so good. 看起来好好吃。

Getting up to the top of clock tower. 要登上塔顶了。

We reached! 我们到了！

Right now in a beer garden! 现在在庭院式啤酒屋！

Cheers! 干杯！

Wow. 哇。

Beer from the tap! 从水龙头流出来的啤酒！

Kanpeki (Perfect)! 完美！

This is the famous cheese burger from Naše Maso, 这是Naše Maso著名的芝士汉堡包。

and meat loaf! 还有肉卷！

Yay, our beef tartare is here! 我们的韃靼牛肉到了！

Finally! 终于的！

Happy Honeymoon, Tomo & Sera <3 愉快的蜜月！

Yes, it's my first time trying a rabbit, 是的，是我的第一次品尝兔肉，

apparently it's really good, 听说真的很好吃，

tastes like chicken! 就像鸡肉似的！

And this is goulash, beef goulash. 而这是匈牙利燉牛肉。

Yea, let's dig in! 开动了！

谢谢收看！

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Will I EVER FIT IN and still be MY TRUE SELF? ENFP + INFP Struggles - Dreams Around The World - Duration: 10:43.

Hey, Dan here and in this video we're answering the question about how you can

find your own happiness and essentially ignore your friends or find a way to be

understood by your friends. I get asked questions around this theme a lot from

enfps and INFP is about, you know, all my friends think differently than me and I

feel like I don't fit in or how do I explain to people that I think

differently than them this sort of common theme here

and the first thing I'm going to say is stop false advertising so think about it

if you're pretending to be like your friends right if you're an ENFP it's

pretty easy usually to be like the social chameleon for some extent right

some period of time and pretend to be something you're not

so if you're pretending you're certain way because you're trying to fit in then

it's not going to create good results for you because you're going to attract

the people who are interested in being friends with the fake you not the real

you and the people who might actually want to be friends with the real you may

be the you know more creative people or the more entrepreneurial people or

whoever that is for you they're not going to be drawn to you because you're

pretending to be someone you're not right now unfortunately the way we're

wired as human beings is to want to be part of a tribe and to want to be

accepted this is why being rejected sucks so much

right thousands of years ago if you were rejected by your tribe you were probably

eaten by lions or gorillas or I don't think girl eating people but whoever

eats people back in the day would eat you because you'd be alone and you

needed that tribe to survive and that's why we're wired so strongly to want to

be accepted by our social group and our peer group in the modern world this is

not necessarily as beneficial because we grow up in generally quite conformist

you know groups and that can be on either side you know if you have really

open minded crazy liberal parents and they send you off to Montessori well

then everyone around you might have that kind of crazy whatever view and then

you're likely to want to conform to that and maybe you're actually wired to be

more of a conservative person similarly if you grow up in more of a conservative

family which may be more my audience here where you have a more conservative

peer group and you're not that kind of conservative person and you're feeling

like you don't fit in you don't want to you know be a lawyer

or get a typical nine-to-five job or whatever that is then you're going to

have this desire to fit in and be part of that group but on the same note

you're not like that so it can be really confusing it can be tough I want you to

think about it this way let's imagine back in the day you were in a tribe of

50 people right that means that if you break down sort of the averages for

personality types that you're gonna have like three or four or maybe like two or

three ent Jays a bunch of is DJ's isfps for those of you not familiar with

myers-briggs I sound like crazy person right now I get it

but you might be the only ENFP or INFP in that group and that's a good thing

that most likely served an evolutionary function where you were able to bring

your own talents to the group and we're really appreciated for that keep in mind

like does not always like the same right like does not like like meaning like

yeah if you are like for instance a personality type that's quite different

to an ENFP or an INFP would be the ENTJ they're more discipline they're usually

going after status success very driven take a lot of responsibility they tend

to love enfps and there's a very good relationship there same with infps in

terms of friendships business partnerships relationships and they

don't like enfps because we pretend to be an ENTJ they appreciate the

differences and there's an admiration for what each other can do and so if

you're trying to change who you are and conform to the group you're actually

doing the group a disservice because you are wired to be different I'm gonna

argue that you are wired to be different to bring your gift to whatever group

you're in that could be your classroom that could

be your fraternity that could be your business that could be your family

whoever the group is that you're having issues basically being different then

forget it bring your gift and you're going to actually be appreciated by them

if you own it and you be then tick and you just be yourself then

they're going to be able to appreciate those differences and ultimately the

more you be you the more you be yourself the easier it is for people to

appreciate you and to have authentic friendships right if you're not sure who

you are yet and you're sort of in the middle and you don't take stands on

anything or that it's harder for people to develop those really authentic

friendships because people don't know where you stand and there isn't that

same level of honesty think about it if you had a friend that you could tell was

always sort of holding back part of themselves and always worried if you

were judging them and all that would you really trust that person even because

you know there's an under layer there under layer underlying something

something's going on under the surface they're where they are you know hiding

something thinking on different levels they're thinking on a level beneath the

surface they're thinking about what they're presenting to you that's not a

good base for building a really authentic trustworthy friendship right

and so the more you can just be comfortable with yourself and put it out

there the more you're going to build really strong relationships

now the problem how the hell do you do that I get that right and this is one of

the reasons that I am a big fan of travel aside from you know exotic

locations people delicious food and all this travel allows you to break out of

your patterns and change yourself and help you become more of yourself and

it's not just travel but what I would say is that when you're in a group let's

say you have the same friend from high school and you've been friends with

these seven people or you're really close and you have a big family and

you're all close it's tough to break those patterns so if you've been

behaving a certain way when you were 13 14 15 16 people expect you to keep

behaving that way and other people's expectations of us is one of if not the

biggest influence on our behavior say that again because it's pretty

interesting is the way other people expect us to

behave is the biggest influence on how we behave and keeping this in mind - if

you're a parent or a boss you can use this as a parent or

boss strategy to you know adjust people's behavior right people adjust to

what is expected of them and so if you have these groups where they have

certain expectations of you and you're not really that person now or you want

to change who you are I would really recommend creating some distance you

could do this if you're younger you could do this by going away to college

in another city you could do this by traveling you could just do this by

adjusting your social groups when I realized that I really wanted to be

entrepreneurial and do my own thing a lot of my really close friends were

going more the traditional roots of like law medicine that sort of thing and I

made the you know somewhat conscious decision to seek out entrepreneurial

friends because that would help me one have people I could relate to in terms

of starting your own business and different life goals and also it helped

me be someone new because I didn't have those exact same you know ties I didn't

have those same patterns and it allowed me to in some ways not necessarily

reinvent myself but definitely adjust myself and and change a bit of who I was

and then once that was really comfortable in that new me the new me

then it was easier to go back to you know friends family whoever else because

I was already grounded in this role and I wasn't going to be you know pulled

back away from it necessarily I think we if you're older and you're watching this

and by older I mean anyone like 30 or over you probably know that when you go

home to visit your parents and hopefully you don't still live at home if so watch

some of my other channels on or videos on earning money and getting your life

together but hopefully you don't live at home that you will notice that when you

do go home just being with your parent can change your behavior you sort of go

back to some things you did more as a child or maybe be less less decisive

less commanding maybe the the qualities that you developed as you've grown up

you lose those when you go back with your parents or temporarily so creating

this distance again I talked about going away for school for me new friend groups

moving all this can really help with this

create that distance give yourself a chance to be really authentic with new

people and form that identity more and then you can figure out with your you

know older friends family and all that how those relationships jive and you may

find that certain people don't really accept it you may also find something

that I found is that well I've been growing and changing so have a lot of

those friends through our own sort of separate journeys and then when we get

together later a few years after it's like oh we both sort of developed these

different views that are still complimentary we still get along really

well and you may find some friends where you just don't in those relationships

will die and that's what happens in life right you don't have to be friends with

everyone you've been friends with your whole life so if I can leave you with

anything from this video it's the importance of becoming yourself of

learning to be really authentic accepting yourself and then sharing that

person with the people around you I don't want to sound all new agey and

she's a year but the more you're yourself life is so much easier you

attract people who accept you and like you for you you don't have to waste

energy putting up a front and you'll end up making some really great

relationships with people who are on the same page or on a totally different page

but appreciate you for you so that is where I'd leave you at just if you do

anything different it's put more energy into being yourself which ultimately

you'll then have to spend less energy overall because you just be yourself

it's pretty easy right thanks for watching if you haven't already

subscribed to the channel please do so I publish new videos at least once a week

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warframe. I made a deer family. 워프레임 사슴가족입니다. - Duration: 3:21.

hello.

Today is a short video.

I'll show you something.

How the dojo object is represented when the character shadow option is turned on.

To be honest, the bugs are bad.

This is especially true when there are multiple objects and their size is large.

I usually turn this option off.

I do not know if DE will fix this. They seem busy with other things.

Anyway, this time I will show you the deer family.

I actually started making deer before sunfish.

But because we had to re-create Sunfish in the middle, it was done after Sunfish finished.

Let's turn off the shadow option.

You look better?

I tried to make the lighting tone a bit darker.

It was made pretty.

I also made the horn part with the newly added orokin decoration.

And it will be hard to show the finished work after the next show.

Plastids, Polymer Bundle, and Oxium are so lacking.

hmmmm....=_=)

Thank you for watching.

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VLOG - Meshuggah Studio and Pickups - Duration: 14:07.

all right it's Wednesday and it's a really beautiful day outside and I'm

actually preparing to go to the Meshuggah studio and my good buddy Kent and have

him install a couple of pickups in my guitars. He already has a couple of

guitars there then I'm gonna pick up and I'm also gonna leave two other guitars

that he will change pickups for some projects that I'm doing right now and

yeah I have where is it yeah I have this original

Bill Lawrence pickup then I'm gonna try out if you haven't heard about the different

kinds of Bill Lawrence pickups that are out there there's just it's

just a it's a big mess there are the like the Bill and Becky pickups the USA

Bill Lawrence and then there's the OBL and also of course the Dimebucker from

Seymour Duncan. And yeah so I'm just gonna try it out see how it sounds and

I'm gonna bring it and put it into my Dime 3ST and just hear how it sounds and

then I also have to install an EMG pickup in a guitar and I'm not

sure I haven't decided which one yet but uh I'll just grab something off the wall

I guess okay so let's go

I couldn't find my case

I only have one case but I have two Dimebag guitars and yeah the other

Dimebag guitar is already at the studio getting a new pickup so I'm just

bringing this like this in the car yeah taking care of my nice little baby's

like that okay let's go

finally summer

raaah

I also found out that I'm supposed

to go pick up an amplifier in a couple of hours just before I go pick up my

kids so we'll see if logistically I can make all of this work otherwise we'll

just say nothing at all

Lovely...

They bought a new machine for a lot of money...

Tjena...

Say that again but in English...

Hello...

the part about the coffee goddamnit

Warm and nice...

it's jävligt nice.

Haven't been here in a long time...

dropped my key.

I tapped my key...

So we're at the Meshuggah studio

I actually rehearsed with my band Scarpoint here I'm here with Kent and Kent

And now I'm here with Kent.

And Kent is the main guy

Remove that ugly one...

Check out the scale length on this one.

40"

QuakE?

Quake bass

40" scale length.

good for something

ohhh remember this one? I demoed this one

these are the Misha Mansoor Bareknuckle pickups

perfect tuning.

Always...

always ultra.

so this is a new pickup from seymour duncan

Do you remember the name?

duality

which is their new pickup

Kent put it in this

Solar A2.6 and yeah I'm kind of excited to hear how it is how it sounds

There could be a lot of humming through this rig

Move over here...

Ok.

needs a neck adjustment

is this in D tuning now?

yeah

Amen fan it sounds alright.

sounds a little gnah gnah

I thought so too

A little "nagging"

A little split/egg feeling

It's chugging liksom.

It's the amp too...

I'll try at home with my amp

yeah yeah...

but, coffee?

this has the Seymour Duncan Dimebucker in it now

it had a Bareknuckle before I think

yeah it sounds good.

thanks for the help

looks nice!

ugly inlay though

This logo has a plastic look to it.

Nice, I like the explorer shape, it's something new at least.

ja precis

Is that his signature set of pickups in there?

How do they sound?

It's supposed to sound like a mix between passive and active...but...

But coffee?

yeah yeah

de café?

What a behemoth!

Damn it's thick.

What size?

Aj.

266

Strings for Dicks new bass. 40" inch scale length bass.

It's not a new bass.

Old bass...

it's like a worm...

String worm...

To advanced...

where do I press?

you choose?

I don't want with milk

Then you drive here only.

2x coffee?

regular coffee. Yeah exactly

Nice!

Almost done with God of War 4

Is that so?

I haven't had time to play

100%? All the trophies and shit too?

Nah that I don't know, 100% of the story...

Now I'm going to try the coffee...

It's good.

but it's not better than my Moccamaster they don't thank you

Hejdå!

Thank you...

See you next time!

Alright now I'm off to my second

destination which is an old friends rehearsing space I'm going to borrow

an amplifier from him for a secret project that I'm doing and yeah hopefully I get

there in time because it's getting closer and closer to me having to pick

up my kids and yeah it's a little bit of traffic but

it's fine, it's fine

this is my old hang around right there when I was a kid

you know you had like a after-school activity that's where I was hanging

that's where I rehearsed with my first band and I played a lot of shows there

when I was growing up so yeah and now we're actually going to what is my later

rehearsal space and I haven't been there for probably more than 15 years maybe?

Can that be it? 10 years maybe? 12-13? there's a studio in here as well which

is where I kind of like recorded a lot when I started out and I learned a

lot here actually so it's gonna be nice to see all this again

hey!

sup?

This is the amp!

This is my friend Jim.

say hi

Jim and I played in the same band we went to school together

and uh yeah this is the amp I'm collecting by the way and we're gonna

try it out see if it makes a sound or two.

that works...

it would be cool to jam sometime...

do you have time now?

*butchering master of puppets*

that was a lot of fun but now I'm late to pick up my son from school so I'm

sorry ah time flies when you have a lot of fun

so yeah I didn't plan to go and do a jam with him but it was a lot of fun I just

it sounded like ass but now we scheduled to do another jam session

I'll bring my satan and maybe I can hear when I'm playing

because with the 5150 it's good but, you know you need to help it out

unless you have active pickups in your guitar so yeah so it's gonna be a lot of fun

so now I'm off to pick up my son

alright my wife came to the rescue so I

do not have to pick up my son and I'm just going to pick up my daughter

instead so I'm on my way to daycare...

...with my Slayer t-shirt

*good times*

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SEWING FOR KIDS! Handwork Studio Simplicity Sewing Patterns | SEWING REPORT - Duration: 5:53.

very excited to be talking about a new line of sewing patterns for kids to help

them learn how to sew

welcome to the Sewing Report I'm Jennifer Moore helping you discover your love of

sewing crafts and DIY projects we're talking about a new line of patterns

from Simplicity teaming up with this company called the Handwork Studio and

they're meant for kids to help them learn how to sew they are a couple

beginner patterns there are two and intermediate patterns so let's talk

about them and I will tell you all about the handwork studio so someone from the

company actually reached out and asked if I wanted to talk about these try them

out so I'm gonna be doing that while I'm not exactly their target demo

I am good at testing out sewing patterns so I'm gonna be doing that later on in

the video but the handwork studio is this company they've been in business

for quite a few years and they operate sewing classes and camps for kids for

sewing and needlework and helping kids to make things which i think is awesome

and I think that's something that our sewing community really needs to be

doing is outreach helping young people helping non sellers discover sewing

because it's so much fun on the envelope it says be inspired sew it yourself

learn with the handwork studio method what I like is everything that's

included in these patterns not only are those step-by-step instructions but it

comes with sewing practice sheets to help you sew straight lines to help you

sew curvy lines a how to thread a sewing machine poster and also access to free

online YouTube videos and I did check out the videos these videos are really

good quality videos they walk you literally through step by step what you

need to do to make the pattern I actually watched the one for the comfy

pants pattern just to get a feel for what it was like and it features an

adult sewing instructor sewing with a child which again if these are meant for

kids I think that's good that they incorporated a real kid into the videos

to show it kind of makes them more relatable and it it kind of shows hey if

you're a kids sewing this is this is actually another kid sewing to sew the

patterns are the fluffy stuffy this is a really

you like pillow that looks like a cat there's also a very basic hand bag

pattern called the rummy bag there is a skirt pattern the Roxy skirt and there's

also a pair of like pj pants called the comfy pants I'm actually gonna try to

make the comfy pants I think I can probably fit into the extra-large size

if I make the waistband a little bit bigger I'm gonna go ahead and open one

of these up to show you what comes in the pattern envelope all right so here's

the pattern tissue and I like this if the lines are very easy to follow and

let's see I wonder if all the sizes are separate or okay it does look like this

is actually very convenient all of the sizes are separate on the tissue pattern

so you don't have to worry about like if you cut out an extra small you can't use

the large size or the extra-large size there's literally only one pattern piece

so it makes it easy you cut it on the fold in there too and it also comes with

the instructions and I watched this video and the video was was solid this

is something I really like about this pattern is that all of the sizes are

separate tissue pieces and there's only literally one pattern piece you just cut

it on the fold and then cut two of them and here are the practice sheets I'll

show you those I love that they give you practice exercises so that your kids can

try these out before sewing the actual project just to get comfortable at the

sewing machine there is a sewing machine guide showing you all the different

parts that's pretty neat kids are all about YouTube and online video

instructions so I think that's great that they offer that for free in

addition to just the pattern instructions but this pattern looks

really simple I'm actually gonna try to make this one and you'll see how this

turns out

clearly add a lot of fun trying out that comfy pants pattern I might try the Roxy

skirt next well to see and believe me if I can do it so can you

this is that my review of the simplicity sewing patterns for kids in conjunction

with the handwork studio if you enjoyed this video be sure to hit that like

button and subscribe to sewing report for everything sewing crafts and DIY

projects I will see you guys next time for another video

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Sommargatan i Luleå - Duration: 0:42.

On this street we're gonna have some fun this summer!

We're gonna transform this part of Storgatan

into a summer street called Sommargatan.

On Sommargatan there will be less room for cars

and more room for bikes and other fun activities

for both kids and adults.

There will be a bike safari, outdoor cinema and

lots of cool hangouts

where we can enjoy the summer.

We're doing this because we want more people to

choose to ride a bike or take the public transportation.

Or why not take a walk when you're already in the city?

On Sommargatan we will be able to make some

really great things happen this summer.

Hope to see you there!

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