Youtube News: Youtube daily report w Nov 5 2018

What happens when 800 of the world's most elite footballers

and their managers live together under one roof

Players stop being polite

and start getting real

This is

The Champions

Nice suit

Are you Marcelo's new tax attorney?

I am speaking at charity event tonight

And you're wearing this?

Uh..da?

OK hold on

I need to make a call

So today we're going to be helping

one of the greatest playmakers in the game

Luka Modric

I love Luka

Luka is one of the most entertaining

creative footballers on the pitch

but off the pitch

he could use a little bit of help

And that's where we come in

Hey, there he is!

Luka, what's good, my man?

Hello

I understand you have to give a big talk

at the charity dinner tonight

Charity events are a great opportunity to

build your brand and to get great press

Luka's gotta take advantage of that

and we're here to show him how

Ugh. What is this shirt?

Checkers?

Ugh, gross

OK, you just offended all of Croatia

Ooh!

Haha

Wassap!

Er, please take that off

Luka's style of dress should reflect his style of play

Sharp, creative, unpredictable!

Er, I don't know about this

I know what your problem is

You need a neck tattoo

Come here!

show me your celebration

Yea!

Just after a goal is the best time to take the focus

away from your team and on to you

But without a signature celebration

it's like, why even score?

Now that Luka's got his on-the-field celebration down

I need to show him how to celebrate OFF the field

Yo man

who are are these bobos?

That's my wife and my kids

Luka's a family man

and I respect that

I just want to expand his family to include

a few influencer models and maybe an American rapper

Luka, I want you to meet Tyga

Sup fam

Uh...hello

I don't know who this weird ass Owen Wilson-looking dude is

but they're paying me 10 grand a day so f--k it

So Luka's got great hair

but he can do so much more with it

Now THAT's a Galactico

Wow, you may not be a striker

but you look STRIKING

Oh, you're going to kill it tonight

So remember

if I can go from refugee to Galactico

so can you!

So you guys have any questions?

Yes, you?

What is Sergio Ramos like?

What was it like playing with Ronaldo?

Do you know Messi?

What?

Do you know Lionel Messi?

Oh no, he's dying up there

What is this?

They still don't care about him

Uh oh

I think we need to bring in the big guns

It's-a me

Mario!

B-B-B-Balotelli!

Everyone gets a firework!

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A Day In The Life of a Homeless Person - Duration: 6:55.

Many of us have a daily routine that we are used to.

We wake up, brush our teeth, and eat breakfast before catching the school bus or driving

to work.

Of course everyone's day varies depending on what they do…their job, the school or

university they attend.

And in the evening most of us return to family or to our own home to settle in for the night.

Not everyone though.

Today we'll be looking at how people in less fortunate circumstances spend their time.

How they go about their day compared to you and I. Welcome to this episode of The Infographics

Show: What do homeless people do all day?

Before we try to answer this question, let's first look at problem of homelessness and

how bad of an issue it really is.

It's not easy to get an accurate picture of the number of homeless people there are

around the world.

Firstly how homelessness is defined differs from country to country.

And though there is some census data, many of those people living on the streets or in

shelters may not even be officially registered.

The last time a global survey was attempted was by the United Nations and that was back

in 2005.

That report estimated that 100 million people were homeless worldwide.

The nonprofit Habitat for Humanity, which builds and improves places where families

can call home, reported in 2015 that as many as 1.6 billion people around the world lacked

adequate housing.

Statistics in the United States are more up to date, and according to the US Department

of Housing and Urban Development's Annual Homeless Assessment Report in 2017, there

were around 554,000 homeless people in America, or 0.17% of the population.

These are some large numbers.

So why do people end up as homeless?

People become homeless for many different reasons.

The most obvious is simply when there is a lack of housing that low-income people can

afford.

Without housing options, they face eviction, instability and homelessness.

But health and homelessness are also explicitly linked, with health problems often being a

cause for a person's homelessness.

An acute physical or behavioral health crisis or any long-term disabling condition may lead

to homelessness.

According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, people living in shelters

are more than twice as likely to have a disability compared to the general population.

And finally domestic violence can also lead to homelessness with many people leaving their

homes to escape an abusive relationship.

So how does a homeless person in America typically spend their day?

When we think of a homeless person, most of us would think of someone sitting on a corner

somewhere during the day, or maybe walking down the street without any particular destination

in mind.

It's easy to make the assumption that being homeless means walking around all day waiting

for luck to change or for money to fall from the sky and fix the predicament.

But in reality, all homeless people are different.

They have different lives, different ambitions, and different daily routines.

Contrary to public perception, many homeless people look for work during the day, though

as a homeless person there's alot going against you when trying to find a job.

Many people who are homeless have criminal records, which greatly narrows down their

options of where to find work.

For others, it may have been years between jobs, which makes finding employment far trickier

as employers see this as a weakness.

And even if a homeless person lands an interview there's the added challenge of being able

to dress well enough for an interview.

But where there's a will there's a way.

Mashable ran an article in July this year about a college graduate, Casarez who told

NBC Bay Area that he had moved to Silicon Valley last September with three years' experience

as a software developer, with the goal of launching a startup.

However, Casarez had underestimated the cost of living and before he was able to find work,

he soon found himself sleeping in a park.

So he took to the streets and instead of asking for money, he asked people to take copies

of his resume.

"All I wanted was for one person to notice, take my resume and give me an opportunity,"

he told NBC.

Someone took a photo of Casarez canvassing for a job and it was re-tweeted thousands

of times, resulting in offers of jobs and help.

But not all homeless people are as motivated as Casarez, so what other activities fill

their day?

Panhandling, which is the legal term for unlawful forms of public begging, is probably the most

common activity that you'll notice homeless people doing during the day.

Many homeless people will go to their regular spot on a street corner or highway exit, at

a certain time, in the same way people go to work.

They don't normally spend the whole day doing this, instead they will usually hang

out there until the amount of people passing by is at its peak.

According to the website Homelessadvice.com most homeless people who panhandle do so for

an average of about 1 to 3 hours per day and spend the rest of the time at the library,

watching movies or in their tents listening to music or drinking and doing drugs.

On the subject of drinking and doing drugs it's maybe not surprising that levels of

substance abuse are high among homeless communities in the United States.

Although obtaining recent accurate statistics is difficult, the Substance Abuse and Mental

Health Services Administration estimates that 38% of homeless people were dependent on alcohol

and 26% abused other drugs.

On our quest to understand the daily routine of the homeless, we also came across Brianna

Karp, author of The Girl's Guide to Homelessness.

A self described typical Californian girl, who due to multiple factors found herself

homeless and spent 2 and a half years that way, Karp published an article outlining some

of the activities available to homeless people and these included; Libraries which are free

so people can stay as long as they like reading and keeping the brain in check; Free concerts,

and theatre performances; Local fairs, as most cities host regular farmers markets,

swap meets, conventions, and street fairs; Free movie screenings at local theatres, where

you will often find people standing outside handing out free pre-screening tickets; Museums

which have very affordable admission rates and can be a nice way to spend a day; Art

galleries openings which are often free and even include appetizers and hors d'oeuvres;

And even Disneyland, which lets you in free on your birthday, as long as you have an I.D.

card.

Plenty more options than we had imagined!

Finally to end on a homeless hero story, we found a 2018 article published by CBS Minnesota,

about Shane Drossard, who lives on the streets of Minneapolis.

Drossard was woken up at around 2 a.m. by the sound of a huge splash on the river he

sleeps next to.

He scurried to the riverbank, under the Washington Avenue Bridge, where he could hear a female

voice.

Drossard lowered himself over a steel and concrete wall and put his leg out to where

a woman was struggling against the current.

She grabbed hold of his leg but she was not strong enough as was swept away.

So Drossard went in after the lady.

The woman had attempted suicide by jumping from the bridge.

"I'm going to go, I didn't want to be here anymore anyway."

She was telling Drossard.

He kept reassuring the woman so he could keep her spirits up, whilst a passer by called

911 for help.

Both Drossard and the lady were pulled from the river, exhausted but alive.

When asked from where he drew the courage to act, Drossard humbly explained, "I don't

know, I heard a voice and just wanted to, you know, to save, wanted to do something

good for somebody."

From panhandling, to job search, to homeless heroes, the daily life of a homeless person

can vary hugely, just like people in all walks of life.

Are there homeless people in your area? and if so, what other activities have you seen

them doing?

Let us know in the comments.

Also be sure to check out our other video, Rich vs Poor - How Do They Compare & Who Is

Living Longer?

Thanks for tuning in to this episode of The Infographics Show and remember to like, share

and subscribe.

See u next time.

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Guinea Pigs on Reddit! - Duration: 5:30.

Scotty's animals, Scott here so Reddit has a guinea-pig subreddit I am NOT very

familiar haven't been on reddit very long I just started an account and I

thought I would post a photo of me and some guinea pigs that was in the Orange

County cabbie Haven real men love guinea pigs calendar from a few years back I

posted it to a guinea pig group on Facebook and it seemed to get a good

response so I thought I would just post this and I thought of a funny caption

about guinea pig glamour shots and I can't believe it it went to the top of

Reddit and it was number one it's got the most up votes I guess is how that

works right now so check it out look at this we're at the top and they sent me

an email saying that we were in the top ten and that we were number one no that

means butt out of the whole reddit world of guinea pig posts we've soared to the

top and it's because of you guys thank you I put out a post asking for people

to check it out on Facebook I guess some people did

go to some of the comments that was what was really surprising and it was really

awesome is that people already knew Scotty's animals look at that that's

Dominika nerd 85 from New Jersey and my friend and it was just really sweet to

see that people had already seen our videos and just it's great to know that

that the work that we're doing is getting out there so check out reddit

guinea pigs look at that there are 28,000 people posting and commenting and

read it is another place where we can share our stories and grow the community

and we'll have a place to ask people advice and to share our love for guinea

pigs okay if you google real men love guinea pigs that picture comes up but so

do all the other pictures from previous calendars there I am again I'll try to

click on that oh it's taking me to Cafe Press okay the

funny thing about this is it's a 2014 calendar right that's what we did this

was 2014 but it looks like you can get a current calendar with whatever month

start you on and then there I am June Callen their model with Miss Piggy

so let me know if you can order this still just to be safe make sure I went

to Cafe Press calm the other page we were looking at was from the UK and I

found it so look at that it says it's 2014 but they still are

updating it there I am for this year so I think you can still get it as long as

you're cool with the actual cover still saying 2014 I think it updates the

calendar just fine and the proceeds to this I imagine are going to go still to

the Orange County cavi Haven I have nothing to do with this calendar other

than the fact that I was I showed up and got my picture taken

just like Michael and just like all these awesome dudes Simon and Steve it's

a really cute idea all types of cool dudes whatever your type of guinea pig

and and handsome man there was all different handsome man and all different

types of guinea pigs so it was really fun to be a part of that so thank you to

Michiko and

Nicolle and everybody that helped out with that

so again like I said the proceeds go to the Orange County cabbie Haven

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Lantern Christmas Bear for Lighting - Duration: 16:20.

Hello friends, welcome once again to your Arte in Your Hands channel, today we want you

teach how to make a bluff that we have been asking is a very simple favor

practical and quick to do then the I invite you to join me in this new

video and that we learn together to elaborate this beautiful lantern

I also want to mention that youtube us notified that there were two people who joined with

a contribution to the channel then we want thank them to Mila Vargas and Joselu Arana

a big hug for them and for all of you too

good friends to start our project we are going to take a piece of

porexpán in this case I will use a sheet of 40 x 50 centimeters and with a

caliber of 15 millimeter or centimeter and medium, if you want they can

use up to one centimeter thick in the porexpan (icopor, anime, unicel) that they will manage

ready then here what we are going to do is that we are going to draw some pieces that

I'm going to leave you in the description of video I will give you all the templates

here are some pieces that we are going to cut later on rubber eva and these are in

porexpán ready then these pieces the let's transfer then what we're going

to do is these molds pass them to a cardboard can be a card or a

cardboard of some calendar old that no longer no longer serves

use that cardboard in this case I did what I did

I mentioned a cardboard of a calendar, a old calendar, then there

I took the pieces, then we're going to transfer to porexpán we will mark

with pencil and proceed to cut

here I already have a piece that I have marked it's the christmas tree

and here I have others that already cut, is the body of the bear then

let's cut 2 pieces but then one of them we are going to cut

1.5 cm longer because This porexpan is 1.5 cm thick,

then we should leave the original measure of the mold 1.5 cm

of more only in one piece the other so we are going to cut it to the extent that it is

always use a porexpan of a centimeter then what are you going to

stop more is an inch this is to later join it and we can

well distributed in size this is the basis of 16 x 16 and now they

I want to show you a bit how you cut this piece then I take a book or a base

let us lift the piece from here of the surface of the table where we are

working this should be lifted and let's take a spearhead cutter a

exact and we're going to work with this with very careful what we do is leave

exit the figure so that when we go to cut the cutter can be introduced and

can easily cut but then we must be careful not to go to cut

the book or what we are using here we are going to introduce it like this

way

and I had a part cut like that and what What we do is to cut by entering

why in this way as long as we finish we go back to take out

the cutter and we reintroduce this have a good reef then we should

check that the blade is well sharp with this if the

we changed well friends

we can cut smoothly

so is the cut

we can polish it with a very soft sandpaper we can pass it smoothly or it stays that way

ready friends then I'm going to continue cutting a Christmas tree and this

same way is that you should cut all the other pieces that is used is a

electric cutter suddenly not you you can notice the accuracy of cut that

we have the cutter ready with a cutter it can go too much or if you have

quite easy to use it but what can use

when we already have all the pieces cut before starting to assemble

we must make some holes in this tree Christmas then you have to get

a cap can thus be a cap of soon of some spray something small for

make the holes I make them that I do not know how you want it

do then I'm going to teach you the way that I do them then it

They use Porexpan as I told them 1.5 cm gauge, should

be a cover that reaches enter until deep

but if you use one of them because they are from a centimeter then they have a little more

easy and ready then what are we going to to do is take the cap and we're going to

place here I marked the points where I want to make the holes I'm going to do

several holes then we place it and we just push and go

spinning like this and today turning Y

I'm making the hole with friction that makes the lid on the porexpan

you have to do it slowly so you do not break the piece that we cut

slowly when we do this on the porexpan the

it's getting warmer then it's going allowing the lid to go making

the hole

in the end

we just carefully remove here the remainder will be left

to use it again and it will stay the hole in this way likewise from

the same way we do well, the tree should be left with

the holes now what we do is what we turn around the back we're going to

take some tissue paper or paper crepé I do not know how they know you in your country

it is a paper with which we can elaborate the kites for example then let's

cut out several squares we are going to use in this case four colors I'll

to use and we will cut in several squares then to stick them in the

back side for this we are going to use silicone

liquid and simply what we are going to do is go

hitting the squares here in the part of behind

in different

interspersing colors

A) Yes now

so that we treat all the holes well then here I already hit the

pieces of paper from the back and now what we are going to do is apply a little

of white glue here in this part front part and we're going to spread it

then with a brush we are going to spread it well that the way well

cover

and undercover

start doing and we are going to apply color diamond

green that we are going to do in all the

surface in the front

then that procedure that now let's do it

well I finished the tree frosty now let's let it dry and let's

to start working on the body and the base we are going to assemble the lantern

then how I had mentioned them there are one of these pieces that have a part

longer then what we're going to do is to apply the silicone on this side and

paste it on this other one that is more long forming the angle then it goes to

stay proportional for the neck I will use silicone

hot handling the temperature like has always been explained then let's

Apply the silicone here on the piece that has the exact measurement

we are going to apply it in this part

we are going to paste it on the one with the the longest side

if we handle the temperature of the silicone is not going to melt the

piece that will fix well here is already the body look how it is

and we're going to hit it in the angle of the base of the square then let's paste

right in the angle that gives us in this part

in the same way applying the silicone

we did it

that we stay flush

A) Yes

to complete the bluff and then here on the top for the head

let's use a porexpan sphere it's a sphere number 10 then for

decorating is I also made some molds of some pieces that we are going

to paste then here is for example an ear is the snout

nose

and the two others

and then we are going to these pieces as I mentioned them in

the molds are the molds must be printed in size

letter not to letter size and it is the measure real then

up to the nose of the bear

So what we are going to do is that with the same silicone we are going to put together the face

let's paste here we apply the silicone and we're going to hold it that way we should

apply it and that we will not leave a lot on the edge and as he mentioned them

how do we handle the temperature then there was no danger of burning ourselves

then we are going to press for she stays fixed here after we go to

paste the eyes A) Yes

and the little ear we are going to wait because let's also paste a hat I'll

look here I already hit the snout the nose and eyes ready then how do you

I said earlier we only did one little pressure so that this piece

of the shape of the sphere we are of the same way now then how do you

I mentioned all we are not going to paste the ear because we are going to make a hat

this one is also in the molds we're going to cut this piece and we're going to cut the

another to superimpose then what we are going to do is paste it with silicone

first after it is united then let's put it together like this

we are going to join it here in the part of behind

we're going to hit it and we're going to hit all this edge applying silicone to

that we form the good cap here and now I hit the hat look how it looks

then what we are going to do is paste it here on the head of the shoulders of

half side this then we're going to hitting has been like you like it better

but I'm going to hit it aside so that it's like this and the little ear is going to stick

here

applying hot silicone

well here then I finished hit the hat and ear this

so look how is now what we are going to do is fix it to the base or to the

body of the this then we're going to apply some silicon here

to we can blow

and now if we are going to fix it then let's hold a moment so that

she is well fixed, do not leave us fall out

after it is already stuck then let's stick the tree then in this

part is this angle we are going to paste head on

then we are not going to stick it together to the body but as much as possible

leaving only a small tip in this part

in the same way we apply the silicone down here

this way does not apply

if we are going to give space to be able Introduce

let's use for example a jar I recommend you use a bottle of

crystal can be from a preserved one compote and this is where we are going to

introduce the candle and this is going to be placed here

They can also use a glass of icopor porexpán but preferably a

glass bottle so it stays the lantern

I hope you have liked this project is simple it is practical to

do fast and it will look great decorated the block or the people who

they like it at Christmas lighting is a custom that

we have here in our country then he also likes it is a very nice bluff

to decorate also in season Christmas a big hug for all and

we come back to see you here with more Art in Your hands

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Bir Umut Yeter / A Glimmer of Hope is Enough Trailer - Episode 6 - FINAL - (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 0:40.

Deniz has come.

If this is Deniz, where is Toprak?

Are you alright? You are as white as a sheet.

- You leave and the kid stays. - Dad, don't leave me!

- Where is Umut? - I gave Umut to Derya.

To his real mother.

I want to go to my mom.

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Gülperi Trailer - Episode 9 (Eng & Tur Subs) - Duration: 0:49.

Şeyma?

- Are you Kadir's wife? - Yes...

...for the last 20 years.

My father will find me. You'll see.

To defeat him, you need to work with a lawyer who knows him well, who knows him best. Me.

I want your case, Mr. Yakup.

- He is from Taşkınhan, just like you? - What do you mean from Taşkınhan?

Is this him?

Yes but you...

...how do you know Hasan?

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Lançamentos: 5 de novembro de 2018 - Duration: 2:50.

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How To Become An Influencer: 5 Must-Have Traits - Duration: 5:26.

So, let's go over all five. So, at least you can have a little more understanding

of them. First one is solid reputation. What's a reputation you're creating? So,

someone with influence, if they have a really good reputation, that creates

opportunities for influence. Because they're reputable, they're credible,

they're respected and trustworthy. That means people are coming to them, relying

on them and those become moments of influence. So, think about someone in your

mind that you feel has a solid reputation, in your company. They're

credible, respected, and trustworthy. Think of someone who comes in mind. See how

their solid reputation ties in influence. Now, for yourself, one thing you can do

right now, it's a real simple exercise. We'll do it for all five traits, is from

one to ten, how well do you do this trait in your organization? 10 being incredibly

well, one being, I got some work to do. How well do you do this 1 to 10? So, just

think about that, jot the number down. Think about it in your head so you can

assess all five of these traits and say, "which one do I need to really improve on

and which one is my strength and I can even make it better", but allows you to

assess that. And also, you can then think about what ways can I enhance my

reputation in the organization? Ask yourself that question, write that down,

dive more deeply into it. And what ways is my reputation undermining my success

possibly? So, you can look at both things, both elements. The next one is enhanced

skill set. How many of you think that's me?

Okay, I tried. Authoritative, competent, accomplished. Again, think of someone that

comes to mind, who you feel has an enhanced skill-set in the organization.

Sometimes it's people in IT and engineers. Sometimes it's not. Sometimes it's

someone, they have a lot of knowledge. And what happens, is people come to you for

that knowledge, they come to you for your competence, for your expertise. And when

they do, you have more influence because they rely on your knowledge capital. So,

you have to recognize, how well is my enhanced skill-set? If it's somewhat weak

then it's something you want to improve upon. If it's a really strong strength,

you got to recognize, well then how am I doing on these other traits ? So, again one

to ten, rate yourself. How well do you feel you do this trait, what ways can I

improve on this trait,? Third one executive presence. This is about being a

leader, confident, assertive, powerful, superior likability.

You're likable, you're personable, you're charismatic, you're motivating, you're

optimistic. So, the thing we realize about this is some people can be likable, some

not. But the truth is, how can you be more likable? How can you understand a little

more about who people are and get to know them and listen well? But just think,

wow likeability is that really that important? Well, if you want to have

influence in the company, it helps to be likeable. Now, I know there's many famous

CEOs out there and famous executives who, maybe aren't so nice and they still got

things done. But you got to remember, they had those other traits off the chart. And

just because they're CEOs and they get the work done and they're able to produce

incredible products, let's say, they get you know, free pass. But not for you. So,

what you want to do is think about how can I work this trait, am i likeable? You

know, I get I get clients who see people, human beings as commodities and they

just, they're all about results. And so, there's a lack of likeability completely.

Though you can be engineers often. And I mean, I shouldn't say that because I just

offended all the engineers in the room, but I apologize if I did. But I mean, I'm

just saying, generally where it's not there, that component in their mind, they

don't think as much that way. And so, but anyone, this can happen where the

likability piece you're just about results, that's all I care about, I'm demanding,

I'm difficult, I ask a lot of my people, and you don't realize, like well, what's

the impact this is having on them? And could I have a nicer way of doing it? And

could I build a better rapport and connection, that's a piece of likeability.

So, you can look 1 to 10 how well do I do likeability as a trait? And last one,

power to persuade. It's about being persuasive, collaborative, building

consensus, alliances in the organization. So, you can think about this one, and how

can I be more influential when it comes to my ability to power to persuade

people towards what I'm trying to accomplish and the impact I'm trying to

have. How do I bring people towards my side and understand my perspective and

educate people for the importance of why something needs to be done?

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