Youtube daily report Jul 3 2018

Hi! This is Cédric from MosaLingua.

In this video, I'd like to tell you about a great tool to use

to help improve your pronunciation: the International Phonetic Alphabet,

or IPA.

It is quite common for language learners to overlook pronunciation

and to focus on other aspects of the language they are learning.

But I honestly think this is a mistake.

So why do we do it?

Well, it is a matter of habits, and in this case, bad habits.

Improving your oral expression is considered difficult

because a lot of our habits have to be changed.

As a French person learning English,

I used to say "ze", instead of "the."

I decided that I wanted to reduce my accent,

so I started to work on changing this habit

to add this unknown sound to my pronunciation.

After a bit of practice,

it started to come much more naturally to me.

And my oral expression in English improved dramatically.

If you want to improve your pronunciation,

immersing yourself in the language and speaking as early as possible are paramount.

Depending on your native language and the language you are learning,

there could be a lot of different sounds that are difficult or unknown,

and it might be hard to memorize them.

Now, there are many ways to tackle them,

but one of my favourite tools is the IPA.

It is basically a set of symbols used to represent all the sounds of an expressions.

This tool is often overlooked as there are so many different characters that can get easily lost.

When you first see a word transcribed using the IPA,

it will probably look like a bunch of nonsense!

Don't get scared off just yet.

It's important to know that you don't have to learn the whole IPA

to be able to use it in a smart way.

The key here is to use it only as a visual aid

when you have a question or a doubt.

Let's consider a first example in English,

the word salad.

Most non-English speakers would pronounce this word

as they would read it in their own language.

You might imagine that both a's are pronounced the same, right?

Now let's check the IPA:

See? You can tell now the first a is pronounced differently from the second one.

We know in English,

that an a can be pronounced either /ə/ or /æ/ now.

This is why the IPA is excellent for spotting difficulties

or differences that our ear doesn't catch while listening.

Then, go back and listen to the word again until you can hear the difference.

Another example? Ok, this time in French,

let's consider these two words:

Ok, so the first one has an extra 'p',

but after hearing both words you are not sure if you should pronounce it?

Ok! Let's look at the IPA:

Same IPA = Same pronunciation.

The P is muted.

So you can see here that the IPA will highlight any pronunciation difficulty

that you can come across.

And this, without necessarily knowing all the symbols.

More important, it has a very strong effect on the memorization of the right pronunciation.

When you hear any new expression,

there might be a sound that you didn't quite catch

because you are still working on building your comprehension skills.

With the IPA, you will stimulate your visual memory,

and bypass the ear to remember the right pronunciation.

This is why this tool will dramatically help improve your oral expression.

Whenever you are facing a difficult word,

or want to improve your pronunciation of a word,

check its transcription online or in a dictionary.

That's when you can start to search the transcription of these symbols

to get the right pronunciation.

Like I said, there's no need to learn it all at once,

use it only in context!

One last thing: don't forget that this is only a visual help.

Your pronunciation won't improve if you don't listen and… speak!

That's it for this video.

I hope you found it useful.

If so, please give it a like and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more language learning advice.

See you next time!

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today I have for Adobe Illustrator tools have hidden abilities and functions also

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the first illustrator tool the somewhat hidden ability is related to the pen

tool if we want to make a fairly complex curve with the pen tool we often just

click once and then throughout our pen tool path like so as designers we will

probably know this however this can be quite tricky for some designers as well

as tedious so instead you can simply click points in the general direction in

which you want to go not making a single curve and just using straight lines then

when ready hold down the alt option key and you're

going to notice that you can actually click and edit the path this is very

easy to do and I find this hidden aspect of the pen

tool is very useful you can also of course press a for the direct selection

tool and edit the handles thereafter

the second illustrator tool with the hidden ability is the pencil tool which

has the keyboard shortcut of n this tool can be useful for creating lines like so

an illustrator the lens can have a stroke or a fill or even pace however

there is another more useful function with this tool if you select the direct

selection tool first and then you select the pencil tool after you can switch

between them podding and command on a Mac or ctrl on a PC and then select a

specific part of your design then with the pencil tool you can click and change

your path in this direction as well as the smoothness this is a very

interesting addition to how the pencil tool can be used as the administrator

what do you think about it the next hidden tool function illustrator is

based around the shape tools and it's a place to any shape to native illustrator

we all know that if you take a shape tool and then click and drag your gonna

generate a shape but if you actually hold down the tilt key which is located

on your keyboard here you can make some very interesting designs indeed when

you've made the design you can alter the stroke weight and the color

this technique does work with any shape tool even the line tool just remember

that you need to have the tilt key held down the entire time that you're

clicking and dragging to make your design the fourth and final hidden

feature of a tool industry there is a function of the blend tool so I have a

star here with a stroke and a gradient of fill holding down the alt/option key

I can click and drag to duplicate the star below having this scale stroke

option checked in the preferences is going to make sure that when you change

the size of the shape the stroke will stay proportional we can select both the

shapes and then head up to object blend and then blending options for this part

of the tutorial we're going to use specified steps

then go back to blend and click make we can now head back to the blending

options and click the preview box to see changes in real time

I'm going to use a specified steps option but play around the numbers until

you're happy with the effect along the shapes blend length when you are in fact

happy with the blend take the pen tool and draw a curved line like so we can

then select both design objects and replace the spine in the blend menu

section that looks pretty neat but we can actually expand upon this and use a

spiral tool to make a spiral line and then use that to replace the spine

so as you can see the blend is an ideal with the spiral shape so press command

or control Z to step back from steps and then increase the amount of steps used

in the blend itself in the blend options window

and they're a really neat hidden with the blend tool I'm pretty sure you

could have some fun experimenting with this one something else you can have fun

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Improve your pronunciation with the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) - Duration: 4:49.

Hi! This is Cédric from MosaLingua.

In this video, I'd like to tell you about a great tool to use

to help improve your pronunciation: the International Phonetic Alphabet,

or IPA.

It is quite common for language learners to overlook pronunciation

and to focus on other aspects of the language they are learning.

But I honestly think this is a mistake.

So why do we do it?

Well, it is a matter of habits, and in this case, bad habits.

Improving your oral expression is considered difficult

because a lot of our habits have to be changed.

As a French person learning English,

I used to say "ze", instead of "the."

I decided that I wanted to reduce my accent,

so I started to work on changing this habit

to add this unknown sound to my pronunciation.

After a bit of practice,

it started to come much more naturally to me.

And my oral expression in English improved dramatically.

If you want to improve your pronunciation,

immersing yourself in the language and speaking as early as possible are paramount.

Depending on your native language and the language you are learning,

there could be a lot of different sounds that are difficult or unknown,

and it might be hard to memorize them.

Now, there are many ways to tackle them,

but one of my favourite tools is the IPA.

It is basically a set of symbols used to represent all the sounds of an expressions.

This tool is often overlooked as there are so many different characters that can get easily lost.

When you first see a word transcribed using the IPA,

it will probably look like a bunch of nonsense!

Don't get scared off just yet.

It's important to know that you don't have to learn the whole IPA

to be able to use it in a smart way.

The key here is to use it only as a visual aid

when you have a question or a doubt.

Let's consider a first example in English,

the word salad.

Most non-English speakers would pronounce this word

as they would read it in their own language.

You might imagine that both a's are pronounced the same, right?

Now let's check the IPA:

See? You can tell now the first a is pronounced differently from the second one.

We know in English,

that an a can be pronounced either /ə/ or /æ/ now.

This is why the IPA is excellent for spotting difficulties

or differences that our ear doesn't catch while listening.

Then, go back and listen to the word again until you can hear the difference.

Another example? Ok, this time in French,

let's consider these two words:

Ok, so the first one has an extra 'p',

but after hearing both words you are not sure if you should pronounce it?

Ok! Let's look at the IPA:

Same IPA = Same pronunciation.

The P is muted.

So you can see here that the IPA will highlight any pronunciation difficulty

that you can come across.

And this, without necessarily knowing all the symbols.

More important, it has a very strong effect on the memorization of the right pronunciation.

When you hear any new expression,

there might be a sound that you didn't quite catch

because you are still working on building your comprehension skills.

With the IPA, you will stimulate your visual memory,

and bypass the ear to remember the right pronunciation.

This is why this tool will dramatically help improve your oral expression.

Whenever you are facing a difficult word,

or want to improve your pronunciation of a word,

check its transcription online or in a dictionary.

That's when you can start to search the transcription of these symbols

to get the right pronunciation.

Like I said, there's no need to learn it all at once,

use it only in context!

One last thing: don't forget that this is only a visual help.

Your pronunciation won't improve if you don't listen and… speak!

That's it for this video.

I hope you found it useful.

If so, please give it a like and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more language learning advice.

See you next time!

For more infomation >> Improve your pronunciation with the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) - Duration: 4:49.

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कलोपासक: विणकाम भाग ४४:टाक्याभोवती लोकर गुंडाळून पलटवणे (उलट बाजू )/ Wrap and Turn (W&T) on WS - Duration: 6:00.

This video demonstrates one more method of short rows.

We have seen one method of short rows that is "Wrap and Turn" on right side.

We have seen one method of short rows that is "Wrap and Turn" on right side.

We have also seen how to pick up wrap, knit the stitch and hide it.

This sample is made by "Wrap and Turn" on wrong side.

This sample is made by "Wrap and Turn" on wrong side.

See how smooth it looks on right side! No hole, no discontinuities.

We have here 12 sts and worked 2 rows of Garter st and then Stockinette stitch.

Now let us see how to make "Wrap and Turn" (W&T) on wrong side

There are two parts in this W&T technique.

1. Wrap the st turn work and purl and 2nd part is, Pick up wrapped st and hide it.

Suppose we have to make short row of 4 sts and then 9 sts.

Work P4

Now to wrap next st, get the working yarn on back side,

Slip next st on right needle, take the yarn on front side and get the st again on left needle.

Slip next st on right needle, take the yarn on front side and get the st again on left needle.

Slip next st on right needle, take the yarn on front side and get the st again on left needle.

Slip next st on right needle, take the yarn on front side and get the st again on left needle.

Slip next st on right needle, take the yarn on front side and get the st again on left needle.

Then turn the work and work remaining sts.

As it is short row we need not work the whole row.

See here the wrapped st appears on right side so we have to hide it by working at the time of next row.

Now let us see the second part. How to pick up the wrap and work?

Being WS purl 4 sts

Now here is wrapped stitch.

See how the wrapped stitch appears on front side. Pick up that st on right needle and take it on left needle.

Pick up the wrapped st on right needle and take it on left needle.

Being WS here we have to make P2tog

Thus we hide the wrapped st by picking up from front side and working P2tog.

Now work P4 and once again see how to wrap the st, turn the work and then pick up it to hide.

So we can do W&T on RS and WS both.

Moreover it looks so smooth that we cannot find out the wrapped st.

Thanks for watching the video.

Friends please comment, like and share.

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Hello, I'm Toycat, and yes, you really are about to watch a video all about stop signs

because for the longest time I thought stop signs were just an American thing,

because the only exposure I ever had to them was in the movies

where they'd say "you ran a stop sign back there"

So I assumed after seeing the same stop signs in many countries around Europe

that this was just a reference to the American ones,

because Bulgaria, Serbia, and Ukraine all use the exact same stop sign even using the English word

in the Latin alphabet, despite neither of those things being widely used in any of those countries

So I decided to dig into it, and the reason for that is because stop signs around the world

are regulated to be the same by the UN's Vienna Convention on Stop Signs,

yeah, a real convention for stop signs, and the convention was signed

in the middle of The Cold War by all of these countries, which means the exact same stop sign

with the exact same English text is on the Russian stop signs as well,

something I find at least a little bit shocking, and the same convention actually regulates

the way traffic lights work around the world, that's why green, yellow, red is the universal system.

And it also specifies how road markings should be applied to the road, which is why white or yellow

is almost universally used to divide roads and to put other markings onto it.

Again, fascinating stuff but today we're not here to talk about all that general road convention stuff.

We're here to talk about stop signs, because there is an oddly specific amount of stop sign regultion

involved in this convention, because if specifies an exact sign down to the millimeter,

it specifies an exact color, and it also specifies the exact text that the sign should have

which is why we have a ubiquitous stop sign, and funnily enough this was actually based on

The United States's stop sign design of the time, however if we pull up the list of countries that signed

the Vienna Convention you'll notice how The United States is oddly missing,

which is again, a really strange thing because the US is really good at adopting worldwide standards

that are accepted by pretty much every single other major country, it shocked me that they wern't on the list.

But this is a really unique situation because most of the world is therefore obliged to have signs

like The United States, but excluding the US itself, the US can change it's stop sign design

to not look like it's own, but lots of other countries around the world literally cannot because of said convention.

So this was a pretty weird discovery in itself, but it gets more interesting as you read the regulations,

because the regulations have some variation to them, to cater to local languages.

Such as the word on the stop sign being allowed to be stop in English of the local language.

So a lot of countries around the world just pick the default stop sign but some countries will actually change it

So for instance, in a lot of Spanish and Portuguese speaking South America, you'll see this stop sign right here.

And just a funny fact about this photo, this was actually the very last picture I managed to get off my phone

before my phone was mugged off me in the Dominican Republic, so isn't that a fun or sad story.

But moving on, as well as seeing this stop sign in a lot of South America, a lot of Central American countries

despite speaking the same language, Spanish, will use this stop sign instead, and funnily enough,

Spain and Portugal, again, speaking Spanish and Portuguese respectively

will use the regular stop sign in English, which means that despite these countries all sharing a word for stop

they have three different stop signs with three different words on them.

So, another interesting example of the odd one out there is the fact that most of Europe uses the default English stop sign

with the big notable exception being Turkey, which uses their 'dur' sign instead

and I know you're not meant to say it that way, but I do know that one of the few links between

The Republic of China and The People's Republic of China, neither country really likes to acknowledge the other one

is that they both use the exact same stop sign that looks like this, and is pronounced 'ting' by the way

so the ting stop sign is one of the few things that unites these two countries.

So, one of the strangest examples of a stop sign probably comes from the Canadian province of Quebec,

So Quebec is also known as French Canada, because the French part of their identity is one of the things

that is most widely known about them, and also one of the things they enforce on pretty heavily to local businesses.

So for instance, you can't use pasta on a sign, it was recently pointed out because that's technically an Italian word

not a French one, there's a lot of fun examples about this, but I wanted to talk about

the fun examples of their stop signs because their stop signs actually have to say

both stop and arrêt, and this kind of makes sense if you're familiar with the idea

of the fact that Quebec is bilingual and you don't really understand too much about the French language

but funnily enough, stop is actually a French word too, you know, stop is an accepted French word,

which means that their stop signs actually just stay stop in two different languages

and this is used all over Quebec as a pretty common thing, so there you go.

So fun fact right there about the Quebec Language Police.

So as well as using stop signs to kind of divide people, they're also used sometimes

to kind of bridge gaps across communities, such as those in Israel and Palestine,

as you can probably imagine, little bit of a gap going on there.

All of the stop signs found in this country don't use language to divide,

but they simply have no language on them whatsoever, everyone can understand them because there is no language to understand.

Which sounds pretty cute even if it is a breach of the UN Convention, but whatever, let's talk about more breaches of it,

because in a lot of Native American reservations, the language on the stop signs will instead be a Native American one.

So, if you've ever seen a stop sign that looks like this, then you'll know what the reasoning behind that is.

But let's move on to the European equivalent of this because there is the controversial example of Irish stop signs.

So, Irish stop signs are of course labeled in English for the most part across the country

because if you don't know, Ireland if a country that speaks English with the vast majority,

around 1% of speakers are native Irish speakers, there is an Irish language, it's called Gaelic,

but it's mostly in decline, and there are some areas of the country which speak majority Irish as well.

So, you figure, easy solution is to either have stop signs across the whole country or to have

stop signs and then some Irish language signs in the Irish part of Ireland, again, that makes

sense I think, but the interesting thing is that there's a lot of Irish stop signs in areas that

don't have a majority Irish speaking population, it's something that's used for nationalism and stuff like that

and it's kind of interesting that you can use even a stop sign to promote some political ideology

or promote your political views, and I think that's pretty crazy, but it's not the only example

of where politics and stop signs overlap because as close to home as the UK, or as close to home for me

I know you live all around the world, but in the UK we actually have politics involved in every single stop sign in the UK.

Every single stop sign found across The United Kingdom has to be individually approved by the secretary of state for transport.

And because it has to be done manually, one by one, there aren't many stop signs across the UK as a result

which is why I thought they were such an American thing, which is why I don't run across them too much,

and which is why this whole video came to be, fun fact.

So, you might be wondering, if we don't have many stop signs in the UK, what do we do,

do we just crash, or do we just give up, or do we wait for the nearest stop sign and not have roads,

The simple answer is that we mostly use give way signs instead, which aren't the exact same thing

but they have a similar enough purpose, just without the always neccessary stop, and without

the therefore police interaction where they say "you ran a stop sign back there" because it's fine

to run a give way sign, as long as you have given way first.

So, let's move on to the last few examples of really weird implementations of stop signs,

because for instance, in America the school busses, the bright yellow ones you're all familiar with

actually have stop signs that are retractable on the sides of them, I found that wacky, because that

stop sign can be pulled out at any time, and stop both lanes of traffic which means that school busses are basically

stop signs that have the ability to move, and that's something not found elsewhere,

and also a lot of countries use their own unique design because they never signed the convention

and therefore just came up with their own example from scratch, and some of these are crazy interesting.

Like the Japan stop sign, the Bhutan stop sign, the Tonga stop sign, and the Pakistan one.

So, there you go, crazy stop sign designs, I want to also mention that although a lot of countries

didn't sign the convention, a lot of the countries that did also have stop signs that don't match it,

because these were from before the convention was signed.

So for instance, Australia had a lot of stop signs before, you know, this 1960 convention

which means that if you look around the country, you might just find stop signs that look like this.

Okay, they actually look like this but still, my point stands, you know, they're wacky, they're different,

and they're not how you would expect them to be, and I think that kind of just, you know,

ends today's point about stop signs, that stop signs seem like something that is so simple,

but there is such a complex history behind them, and so many different things in human society has

that layer on layer on layer built for something as simple as stop signs,

because bear in mind, stop signs were meant to be a stop gap measure,

because they tend to be less effective than pretty much any other option.

They waste more time, they waste more lives, and long story short is that stop signs are a pretty

terrible stop gap that have evolved their whole history of their own, and that

have turned into a seven and a half minute video, which you apparently watched all of.

So who's at fault here, you or the stop sign, or maybe all of us really

but, yeah my point is that society is complex, that we evolve all of these different things,

and although you can't know about everything in the world, the fact that there is so much

to dive into for anything teaches you that there is a reason to be an expert on a particular thing

and now, and because you've watched this video, I'll give you the certified qualification that you are the expert on stop signs.

So, to kind of sum up here, stop signs are one of the few things that we all collectively agreed on as humanity

all those years ago, except we never actually agreed on them as humanity all those years ago,

which means we have this incomplete measure where we don't really understand where we stand

which just so happens to be the exact situation that Antarctica is in,

so why can't we all just work it out guys, why can't we just all stop we're doing

Anyway, hope you all enjoyed the video, second channel, don't care. Bye.

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Pensioni, uscita anticipata a quota 100 è già realtà per i professionisti, ma non attrae - Duration: 5:25.

 Le Pensioni anticipate a quota 100 sono già realtà per alcune categorie di professionisti, ma non attraggono i contribuenti iscritti alle Casse private, alternative di accumulo dei contributi rispetto all'Inps e alla gestione separata

Addirittura, in alcuni casi, i professionisti godono di condizioni di uscita con pensione anticipata più vantaggiose rispetto alla stessa quota 100 e, in alternativa, beneficiano già della cosidetta 'quota 41', intesa come numero di anni di versamenti contributivi necessari per andare in pensione senza attendere la maturazione di un'età minima

Tuttavia, secondo quanto riportato dal quotidiano economico Italia Oggi, molti professionisti (tra i quali medici, ingegneri, architetti, avvocati e commercialisti) preferiscono 'tirare a lavorare' il più a lungo possibile, rinunciando anche alla vantaggiosissima quota 97 da raggiungere sommando età e anni di contributi

 Il fenomeno è inverso rispetto anche alla tendenza di altre categorie lavorative, soprattutto di lavoratori dipendenti, che seguono generalmente la soluzione più breve di andare in pensione [VIDEO] 'alla prima data utile'

Uscita pensioni anticipate quota 100 o quota 41: confronto con pensione professionisti  Analizzando i requisiti previdenziali, i liberi professionisti possono scegliere tra un ventaglio di alternative per andare in pensione anticipata, compresa la quota 100, misura sulla quale il Governo Conte vorrebbe puntare per agevolare l'uscita dei lavoratori dipendenti e aggirare i rigidi parametri della riforma Fornero [VIDEO]

Tra i più agevolati alla pensione, figurano i medici e gli odontoiatri che versano all'Empam i propri contributi: rispetto alla quota 100, la loro quota ha tre anni di sconto e un'età minima di 62 anni (e 35 di contributi), ben inferiore rispetto alle ipotesi trapelate in queste ultime settimane della quota 100 del M5S e della Lega per le quali sarebbe necessaria l'età di uscita di almeno 64 anni

   Le stesse categorie di professionisti hanno l'alternativa di accesso anche alla quota 41, attualmente sui tavoli del Governo per i lavoratori precoci

L'Empam, per i medici, permette l'uscita anticipata a quota 42, senza considerare l'età della pensione

La stessa quota 41 è prevista per gli avvocati iscritti alla Cassa Forense con un anno di sconto (quota 40, come quella dei periti industriali)

Tuttavia, gli avvocati hanno ancora tre anni per agganciare la quota 100 a 65 anni di età: dal 2021 sarà richiesta l'età di 70 anni e 35 di contributi

Per i commercialisti iscritti alla Cnpadc la pensione scatta già dai 61 anni in presenza di 38 anni di versamenti

Pensione anticipata precoci quota 41 e quota 100: modello di uscita per M5S e Lega  Eppure, rileva Italia Oggi, i numeri dei professionisti iscritti alle Casse previdenziali che decidano di andare in pensione anticipata con la quota 100 o con l'alternativa della quota 41 non sono elevati [VIDEO]

I lavoratori autonomi preferiscono andare in pensione il più tardi possibile, sfiorando mediamente i 70 anni di età

 Lo scorso anno, la Cassa degli ingegneri e degli architetti (Inarcassa) ha approvato 1

019 assegni di pensione anticipata ed è stata la gestione che ha fatto registrare i numeri più elevati

Le altre categorie di liberi professionisti segnalano un'adesione ancora più limitata, soprattutto tra gli autonomi di nuova generazione che fanno riferimento al decreto legislativo numero 103 del 1996

 La tendenza è quella smettere di lavorare a 70 anni: è questa la media registrata nel 2017 dalla Cassa del Notariato (e in generale delle 'professioni intellettuali')

Nello scorso anno, i 39 notai che hanno fatto domanda di uscita, avevano un'età ben più elevata rispetto a quella prevista oggi per la pensione di vecchiaia e con 38 anni di esercizio della professione

Questo articolo è stato verificato con: https://www.miowelfare.it/news/pensione-anticipata-no-grazie https://www

italiaoggi.it/news/quota-100-e-gia-una-realta-per-le-casse-private-2275332 Chiedi la correzione di questo articolo

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ANDAMAN TOUR | NEIL ISLAND PART – 1 | HAVELOCK TO NEIL ISLAND | HOTEL - Duration: 3:53.

Namaskar welcome to my channel BUDGET TRAVEL GURU

In this video ANDAMAN TOUR |NEIL ISLAND PART- 1 which is the

5th part of the series ANDAMAN TOUR I will tell you about

3 points.

1. How to go NEIL ISLAND FROM HAVELOCK

2. Best hotel to stay in NEIL ISLAND

3. Best restaurant in NEIL ISLAND

POINT NUMBER – 1....How to go NEIL ISLAND FROM HAVELOCK?

Firstly you have to book a cab to drop

you at the HAVELOCK JETTY.Fare will be Rs. 200

from the DOLPHIN RESORT.In my previous video

ANDAMAN TOUR |HAVELOCK ISLAND PART- 2 I have told you

where to book the cab from.

So please go through it if you haven't seen it yet.

From HAVELOCK JETTY you have

to take a ferry for NEIL ISLAND.There are some PRIVATE operated ferries

as well as GOVERNMENT operated.You can book PRIVATE

operated ferry online from

www.trip.experienceandamans.com

Makruzz Gold, Green Ocean, Green Ocean 2 are all PRIVATE ferries

The price ranges of these ferries are from

Rs. 876 to Rs.2351 per person

But in GOVERNMENT FERRY the

fare is only Rs. 445 per person

But there is one problem.You cannot book GOVERNMENT ferry online.

You have to stand in front of GOVERNMENT ferry

ticket counter at HAVELOCK JETTY at 5:30 A.M in the morning.

The ticket counter will open at 6:30 a.m.

The islander will get the ticket first

After that you will get the ticket

Next comes POINT NUMBER – 2

Best hotel to stay in NEIL ISLAND.In NEIL ISLAND the price of a good hotel

with good location starts from Rs. 3500 / night.

But as you all know that I prefer

GOVERNMENT PROPERTIES. So I stayed in the

GOVERNMENT PROPERTY in NEIL ISLAND.This hotel

is just 350m from NEIL ISLAND JETTY

and THE RICKSHAW fare is only Rs. 100

but you can even walk to this hotel

as it is so near to the jetty.This hotel

is just 500m away from the main attraction

spot of NEIL ISLAND which is BHARATPUR BEACH.

The room rent of this beautiful hotel

is only Rs. 1120 / night including GST

SO SAVINGS IS MINIMUM Rs. 4760

for 2 nights.To book

this hotel you have to send an email to accommodation6@gmail.com

mentioning the number of members,

date and number of rooms you require.

They will reply you and request you

to send 50% of the total room tariff

in the form of DEMAND DRAFT within 15 days

The name of the hotel where I stayed in NEIL ISLAND is

HAWABILL NEST

Now comes the last point...Point number 3...RESTAURANT

HAWABILL NEST has its own restaurant inside

and the quality of food is good.Average price for

breakfast, lunch and dinner is Rs. 330 /adult per day

So I have told you all the

3 essential points on NEIL ISLAND.

In my next video that is NEIL ISLAND PART 2 I will tell you

about the sightseeing of NEIL ISLAND, the car rent, best

time to visit and how to return to

PORT BLAIR from NEIL ISLAND and last but

not the least the best and cheapest place for shopping.

That's all for today....Namaste

DO TRAVEL AND BE HAPPY

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【LUXURY MUKBANG】 [Qu'il Fait Bon] Cherry & American Cherry!! 2 TARTS! [204$ IN TOTAL] 8000kcal[CC] - Duration: 5:27.

Hello it's Kinoshita Yuka ( English subtitles by ~Aphexx~ )

So today tadaa! I bought two entire cherry tarts from Quil fait bon

cherries are so yummy in season This lasts from about May to July

They've really made this look so pretty with all these cherries lined up

They look like little sparkling jewels

and the price is gonna shock ya

(bout $230 bucks)

These tarts from Quil fait bon are so pricey but they're so pretty and yummy

such an extravagant meal today itadakimasu

Let's start things off with this American cherry tart

A slice of this would cost you (bout $10) And a whole Tart would cost (bout $100 bucks)

The American cherries are so huge

The Rainier tart is so sweet the tart in the middle is so very tasty

The cream is also not overly sweet

I always thought that american cherries were on the darker side but I guess they're rather red

the cherries are so big firm and juicy

these ranier cherries are cream colored within and red on the surface

they all have rather large pits

roughly 1/3 of these Rainier cherries get eaten by birds so

it cuts down on the number of cherries brought to market Driving up the cost of these

So that's why I've never had these before

This is what they look like

the birdies know a yummy thing when they see it

they've arranged these cherries so nicely There's a thin layer of sponge cake in the cream

The Rainier cherries are so very juicy

and next we have this 'sato nishiki' tart

These ones are rather pricey costing (bout $140 bucks)

This is also very pretty The've lined up the Cherry so nicely

The flavor of these cherries are so different

These cherries really pop in your mouth

They're so extremely sweet and delicious

This bottom part is similar to the other one it looks like they added "fromage blanc" to this cream though

They removed all the pits from these cherries It must have taken them quite a while

This just might be my first time eating this many Cherries at once

This could possibly be more cherries than I've eat in my entire lifetime

They usually top things with only a single cherry that's why this feels so extravagant right now

Last slice

Last mouthful itadakimasu

gochisosamadeshita

Quil fait bon's cherries we're so yummy today

I feel so #Blessed to be able to eat so many cherries all at once

Both varieties of cherries were so very different

It's nice to be able to enjoy such a variety of cherries at once

sweets are the 'bestest'

These were all so yummy once you all please give them a try And as always thank you for watching if there's anything you

Wants me to do or each please tell me in the comments section below if you like this video please hit the like And Subscribe buttons BAI BAI

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6 Ideas to Get People to Sign Up for Your Handmade Shop's Email list - Duration: 11:49.

You've probably heard before that you need to build your email list, you should grow

your email list, build your email list!

That is what everyone seems to be talking about these days, and truth be told, I said

quite a lot too.

The reason is it is the most important thing that you should be focusing on to grow your

handmade shop.

The question is, how do you practically do it?

Like how do you actually convince people who are visiting your handmade shop to sign up

for your newsletter?

If you're feeling a little bit stuck with that, here are six ideas that can really help

you turn your shop's visitors into email subscribers.

Now, before we dive into the 6 ideas, I want to make sure of one thing.

That one thing is something I hope that you're not doing, and if you're doing it, that's

okay, but I want you to stop doing it.

And that's simply saying: "sign up for my newsletter".

The reason I don't want you to do that is because it's just not going to work.

If that's what you're doing right now, it really needs to change and I don't want to

hurt your feelings by saying that but no one really cares about your newsletter and no

one even really understand what that means.

Are you going to email them once a week, every day, every quarter...?

Like it's just kinda like not super tangible or clear and if you really, really think about

it, when is the last time YOU signed up for a newsletter just because someone told you

"sign up for my newsletter?"

I mean it's possible that you love the content of a shop or a blog so much that you wanted

to give your email address just for a newsletter, but most likely they were giving you something

in exchange, right?

Like a coupon code or discount or some sort of valuable pdf.

And so that's what we want to do today, come up with ideas of things they can give in exchange

of an email address that sounds and is more valuable than just your newsletter.

So if at the moment you're just saying, "sign up for my newsletter", that's cool, but I

want this to change by the end of this video and make a note of changing that up to whichever

of these six options that we're about to dive into you decide to go for.

Number one is the welcome discount.

Now I'm guessing you're familiar with this strategy because a lot of ecommerce shops

are using it everywhere over the Internet.

That's the reason why I'm recommending that you at least test it out with your handmade

shop to see if it works for you too.

The idea of it is that you offer visitors of your shop the opportunity to get a discount

code.

It could be for 10 percent off, it could be for $10 off or whatever amount you think is

reasonable for you - you have to do your numbers.

The idea is that they give you their email address and you send them a code that they

can use straight away to check out on your shop.

Number two is offering them to get access to exclusive discounts and special offers.

Now this is not a discount that they would receive straightaway.

It's instead the promise of upcoming special, exclusive discounts and offers that you would

be sending only to your email subscribers list.

So it could be exclusive products, it could be exclusive bundles, whatever it is, it's

something that people would know about only if they're on your email list.

It's kinda like the idea of being a bit of a VIP, right?

So if they want to be kept in the loop, then they have to give you their email address.

This is a great way to get people interested into your email list, but one word of advice

here, make sure you actually do it.

Remember, we're in the business of under promising and over delivering, so if you say there's

going to be exclusive offers, make sure from time to time - it doesn't have to be every

week - but make sure that from time to time you do send them exclusive discounts on products

or offers that are not available anywhere else.

A quick word about discounts while we're at it.

Some people will advise you against discounting your products for a few reasons, and the first

one they usually use is that it can look cheap and ultimately it can have an impact on your

brand to be discounting your products all the time because then it's not so special

anymore and people will just never going to buy full price because they are always expecting

a discount from you.

So there's really pros and cons to discounts and I actually have a video just about that

when we really dive deep if you should you discount your products or not, and I'll link

to it just below this video.

So if you're not sure about how you feel about discounting your products, this will help.

So make sure you check out this video when you're finished watching this one.

Number three is the monthly giveaway.

Now this is when you give something away for free to one lucky person on your email list

every month.

And I know it might sound a little bit crazy at first and you're probably thinking: "Deb,

I run a business.

I can't be just giving stuff away for free all the time."

And you kind of have a point there, I like the way you think, but it doesn't have to

be one of your most expensive products or a giveaway every month.

I'm a little bit crazy, but not that crazy.

Right?

It can and it should be more of a low price item from your collection and it can even

be something that you might not even usually sell on your shop, like something that's not

for sale anymore, maybe from an old collection, it could be a sample pack...

If you sell skincare, for example, it could be a miniature size.

Anything that is valuable to your ideal customer and to your subscriber but that doesn't cost

you so much to give away.

And when you think about it this way, in the end, it might actually be cheaper to have

a giveaway each month and to give one of those away for free every month rather than having

a 15 percent off coupon code that you sent to every single one of your subscribers when

they purchase for the first time.

Food for thoughts anyway.

Number four is give them something that's free and helpful.

And by free and helpful I mean a free guide, a free pdf download, a free video, something

like that.

Now I know this one can be a little bit trickier to navigate, but it's so magical when you

find the right thing to give away because, well, it's free for you.

So you're not giving away a discount., you're not giving away a free product or organizing

a giveaway to convince people to sign up for your list.

You're actually just giving them something valuable, something that they need, and to

do that you need to ask yourself: 'what do my ideal customer look for online?'

Like what kind of information and what kind of advice are they looking for that's related

to my products in my brain and that I could give them for free?

Now, let's look at three examples so that you understand a bit more

what I mean.

If you sell, for example, natural beauty products, you could come up with a pdf download that

will be called something like 'the five ingredients that are commonly used and found in skincare

products that are actually damaging your skin'.

That's a great freebie if you're selling natural skincare products.

Now, if you're selling a wedding stationery, for example, you could come up with a pdf

download that would be something like ''15 things to think about before planning your

wedding, like a little planning to do list pdf download.

And if you're selling, you know, I don't know, knitted tops and scarves and things like that,

you could have a pdf called '10 ways to wear and style a scarf in any season'.

So these are three examples that are free for you to come up with.

Obviously you have to create the content and then the pdf, but then once that's done, you're

not giving away, again, a discount or a free giveaway every month to try and get people

to sign up for your email list.

It's actually free for you and it's still something that's very valuable for your ideal

customer.

Keyword: 'valuable'.

Number five is free shipping.

Now, everyone loves free shipping.

I love free shipping.

I'm sure you love free shipping when you are shopping online.

It's because it's so annoying when you really want this product and you put it in your cart

and then next minute you realize it's actually going to be an extra $25 to get this shipped

to you and it's usually a big turnoff.

So a great way to build your email list is to actually offer people when they give you

their email address, a coupon code that will actually cover the shipping cost.

And the only thing that I will say here is that, exactly like when you offer a discount

or when you organize a monthly giveaway, I want you to make sure that you run your numbers

first and that you calculate what it's going to cost you to cover for shipping, right?

So that you're making sure you're not actually losing money in that deal.

And a simple solution for that is just to put in place some conditions.

So you could say, you know, free shipping if you order over x amount of dollars and

you can also limit some places as well, so you could say free shipping for orders over

$100 in the United States, right?

You need to make sure that no one is going to get free shipping on a $5 item that you

then need to ship across the world.

But other than that it is a great, great, great one because everyone hates paying for

shipping so it's a really good way to build your email list and I at least recommend you

try it out and test it out to see if it works for your handmade shop to help you grow that

email list.

Last one, number six is offering a free gift with order.

Now this is similar to free shipping or a discount code, but instead of offering a more

monetary discount, you're actually adding value to your customer's order by giving them

a little extra something.

Right?

So it's a situation where you say: 'hey, give me your email address and I will not only

send you whatever it is that you're ordering, but will also add in this cute little gift'.

Of course you would need to explain what the little cute gift is and let people get excited

about it.

Now this isn't for everyone and I understand that some of you might feel like, 'I'm not

going to give something away every time I've got a new subscriber' but you have to think

about it differently.

It's not every time you have a subscriber, it's every time you have a subscriber that

turns into a customer, so you should still be making money from this.

And it doesn't have to be like a big expensive free gift.

It can actually be something quite inexpensive that in the end could end up costing you less

than offering a pure discount, like a $10 off discount code for example.

So it's really worth considering, especially if you're not feeling the discount and you

don't like the idea of discounting your work and your products - and again, link to this

other video I want you to watch is just below this one -because you're adding value in this

case and you're not discounting your brand and products.

So definitely something to consider.

So there you have it guys, six ideas to help you get more people signing up for your email

list.

Now, I will love to know what are you guys using to grow your email list at the moment?

What are you offering to your shop visitors to convince them to turn into email subscribers?

I would love to know what's working and what's not working for you so make sure you leave

a comment below the video.

If you like this video, make sure to share with your friend and to subscribe to my channel

every Tuesday I release a new video to help you start, grow and profit from your handmade

shop.

And if you like this video, you're going to love my free resource library just for makers,

etsy, sellers and handmade shop owners.

It's completely free to access and I'll put a link just below this video, so make sure

you check that out.

I'll see you next Tuesday.

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Improve your pronunciation with the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) - Duration: 4:49.

Hi! This is Cédric from MosaLingua.

In this video, I'd like to tell you about a great tool to use

to help improve your pronunciation: the International Phonetic Alphabet,

or IPA.

It is quite common for language learners to overlook pronunciation

and to focus on other aspects of the language they are learning.

But I honestly think this is a mistake.

So why do we do it?

Well, it is a matter of habits, and in this case, bad habits.

Improving your oral expression is considered difficult

because a lot of our habits have to be changed.

As a French person learning English,

I used to say "ze", instead of "the."

I decided that I wanted to reduce my accent,

so I started to work on changing this habit

to add this unknown sound to my pronunciation.

After a bit of practice,

it started to come much more naturally to me.

And my oral expression in English improved dramatically.

If you want to improve your pronunciation,

immersing yourself in the language and speaking as early as possible are paramount.

Depending on your native language and the language you are learning,

there could be a lot of different sounds that are difficult or unknown,

and it might be hard to memorize them.

Now, there are many ways to tackle them,

but one of my favourite tools is the IPA.

It is basically a set of symbols used to represent all the sounds of an expressions.

This tool is often overlooked as there are so many different characters that can get easily lost.

When you first see a word transcribed using the IPA,

it will probably look like a bunch of nonsense!

Don't get scared off just yet.

It's important to know that you don't have to learn the whole IPA

to be able to use it in a smart way.

The key here is to use it only as a visual aid

when you have a question or a doubt.

Let's consider a first example in English,

the word salad.

Most non-English speakers would pronounce this word

as they would read it in their own language.

You might imagine that both a's are pronounced the same, right?

Now let's check the IPA:

See? You can tell now the first a is pronounced differently from the second one.

We know in English,

that an a can be pronounced either /ə/ or /æ/ now.

This is why the IPA is excellent for spotting difficulties

or differences that our ear doesn't catch while listening.

Then, go back and listen to the word again until you can hear the difference.

Another example? Ok, this time in French,

let's consider these two words:

Ok, so the first one has an extra 'p',

but after hearing both words you are not sure if you should pronounce it?

Ok! Let's look at the IPA:

Same IPA = Same pronunciation.

The P is muted.

So you can see here that the IPA will highlight any pronunciation difficulty

that you can come across.

And this, without necessarily knowing all the symbols.

More important, it has a very strong effect on the memorization of the right pronunciation.

When you hear any new expression,

there might be a sound that you didn't quite catch

because you are still working on building your comprehension skills.

With the IPA, you will stimulate your visual memory,

and bypass the ear to remember the right pronunciation.

This is why this tool will dramatically help improve your oral expression.

Whenever you are facing a difficult word,

or want to improve your pronunciation of a word,

check its transcription online or in a dictionary.

That's when you can start to search the transcription of these symbols

to get the right pronunciation.

Like I said, there's no need to learn it all at once,

use it only in context!

One last thing: don't forget that this is only a visual help.

Your pronunciation won't improve if you don't listen and… speak!

That's it for this video.

I hope you found it useful.

If so, please give it a like and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more language learning advice.

See you next time!

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【LUXURY MUKBANG】 [Qu'il Fait Bon] Cherry & American Cherry!! 2 TARTS! [204$ IN TOTAL] 8000kcal[CC] - Duration: 5:27.

Hello it's Kinoshita Yuka ( English subtitles by ~Aphexx~ )

So today tadaa! I bought two entire cherry tarts from Quil fait bon

cherries are so yummy in season This lasts from about May to July

They've really made this look so pretty with all these cherries lined up

They look like little sparkling jewels

and the price is gonna shock ya

(bout $230 bucks)

These tarts from Quil fait bon are so pricey but they're so pretty and yummy

such an extravagant meal today itadakimasu

Let's start things off with this American cherry tart

A slice of this would cost you (bout $10) And a whole Tart would cost (bout $100 bucks)

The American cherries are so huge

The Rainier tart is so sweet the tart in the middle is so very tasty

The cream is also not overly sweet

I always thought that american cherries were on the darker side but I guess they're rather red

the cherries are so big firm and juicy

these ranier cherries are cream colored within and red on the surface

they all have rather large pits

roughly 1/3 of these Rainier cherries get eaten by birds so

it cuts down on the number of cherries brought to market Driving up the cost of these

So that's why I've never had these before

This is what they look like

the birdies know a yummy thing when they see it

they've arranged these cherries so nicely There's a thin layer of sponge cake in the cream

The Rainier cherries are so very juicy

and next we have this 'sato nishiki' tart

These ones are rather pricey costing (bout $140 bucks)

This is also very pretty The've lined up the Cherry so nicely

The flavor of these cherries are so different

These cherries really pop in your mouth

They're so extremely sweet and delicious

This bottom part is similar to the other one it looks like they added "fromage blanc" to this cream though

They removed all the pits from these cherries It must have taken them quite a while

This just might be my first time eating this many Cherries at once

This could possibly be more cherries than I've eat in my entire lifetime

They usually top things with only a single cherry that's why this feels so extravagant right now

Last slice

Last mouthful itadakimasu

gochisosamadeshita

Quil fait bon's cherries we're so yummy today

I feel so #Blessed to be able to eat so many cherries all at once

Both varieties of cherries were so very different

It's nice to be able to enjoy such a variety of cherries at once

sweets are the 'bestest'

These were all so yummy once you all please give them a try And as always thank you for watching if there's anything you

Wants me to do or each please tell me in the comments section below if you like this video please hit the like And Subscribe buttons BAI BAI

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