Like a call
In the dead of night
waking up with a shudder, was it a dream?
I was driving away
Under the starry milky sky
Who's that person in the mirror?
Suddenly I saw a light
Is it the warmth I'm feeling inside?
A white wash is turning back the current time
... I stand up
the wooden mountain hut
shines quiet in the morning sun
but I can't see the grass
where am I located at?
Now I'm falling fast
I started running the path
hands from another planet craft (me)
Mother, don't you recognize your child?
Skin is shaking
I am deceiving
Another life is coming
Sky is falling
I am crumbling
I have no fear to rise
A leaf from a tree
planes on the ground now
and that's how I'm feeling...
Skin is shaking
Starting anew
I have no fear...
Skin is shaking
Starting anew
I have no fear...
Like a call
In the dead of night
waking up with a shudder, was it a dream?
I was driving away
Under the starry milky sky
Who's that person in the mirror?
Suddenly I saw a light
Is it the warmth I'm feeling inside?
A white wash is turning back the current time
Like a call
In the dead of night
Waking up with a start, was it a dream?
I was walking slowly
Under the dawn's misty sky
What's that reflection on the water?
Suddenly I saw a light
Is it the cold I'm feeling inside?
A black wash is turning back the future now
Namasté.
Welcome back to our channel, blue souls. And thanks for watching this video.
This was the second chapter of our journey through "Nam Myoho Renge Kyo".
"Myoho" has several meanings:
It can mean "Revitalize" or "Mystic Law"
or also "Visible and Invisible".
And the way we want to interpretate it is up to you.
We just hope you like the song, actually. :)
You can now download this song and you can find the link to download it here in the info box below.
Next on our channel, you'll see the alternative version for "Myoho", so stay tuned.
We're actually preparing lots of material, surprises and music for your (and our) fall season
so we just hope you join us in our journey and you'll keep listening to our music
and we keep touching your heart with our music and art.
So that's everything for today. Thank you so much for your support.
We hope you can embrace this song as you did for "Nam"
If you missed the first chapter of our journey, "Nam", you can find it here, clicking here. ;)
That's it. Thank you guys! See you soon!
Positive music for your inner light!
<3
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SDSU Convocation 2017 - President Sally Roush's Remarks - Duration: 17:14.
And now please welcome San Diego State University's president, Sally Roush.
Thank you and good morning to all of you wonderful
and interesting people. I want to start by thanking a number of people who
helped put this together. I want to thank Marcie and Chimezie for
your remarks. I look forward to working with you this year and as both of you
said, I'm confident we're well equipped for the year ahead working together.
I would also like to thank Leo Morales for joining us today. We are fortunate to
enjoy the support of over 400,000 passionate alumni and of the Alumni
Association, which has sponsored the Monty Awards for many, many years.
Thank you and thank you, Leo. And thank you to the Alumni Association, along with Aztec
Shops and to Provost Enwemeka for supporting faculty excellence. Our Monty
Award winner stories were so very impressive. I have to say, each and every
one of you now has a special place in that category of interesting and
wonderful people. All of you out here and all of you out here. I'm not too much of
a crybaby, but I did get tears a few little times. And did we lose our
toddlers? Oh, okay. We have a 5-year-old here whose mommy won an
award. You want to say hi? Okay. Hi. (Laughter) (Applause)
And the two-year-old made an exit stage left, I think. Or right (Laughter) I hope all of
you were very proud of the achievements we reviewed in the video of the past
year. The collective efforts of each and every one of you, regardless of your
roles -- or because of your roles -- are inspiring. As we begin this year I want
to thank you for your dedication, day in and day out, to serve San Diego State
University and the public good. Convocation is a custom that binds us to
our rich history, to our 120 years of leadership -- and counting I might add.
Recent events in our nation make it clear that now, more than ever, there is a
need to gather as a community -- as a community of friends and co-workers -- to
exercise our leadership and to reaffirm our shared values of diversity, inclusion
and respect. As we embark on another year of serving the public through excellence
in teaching, scholarship, creative activities and service, we have the
opportunity to demonstrate the benefit of living our shared values every day.
I had someone recently send me a letter saying that diversity wasn't a value, it
was a condition. Either way I think it's one of the most important things that we
experience on a daily basis at San Diego State University, so that even -- or
especially -- when we may have disagreements, our foundation of respect
and civility will see us through whatever the year may bring. One thing
this year will bring is the completion of the final year of our strategic plan,
Building on Excellence. Marcie gave a great summary of that plan that has seen
us through these past several years. Its initiatives have led to record-high
graduation rates, nationally recognized scholarships,
and engaged alumni and friends who donated $105 milllion
just this last year alone to support our students and programs.
Mary Ruth, I'd like to say the big number -- $815 million over the
course of the campaign and $88 million from faculty and staff. If
that isn't a remarkable number I don't know what is. (Applause)
Yes. It's an uncommon thing I've been told from people at other universities that
their faculty and staff would never do anything like that -- so another point of
pride for us. During this year, we will continue our focus on student success,
which occurs first in the classroom but also, as you've seen with our awardees here,
everywhere that the influence of their interaction with their professors takes them.
To that end, student success, we will seek to hire 88 new tenure-track faculty
with a continuing emphasis on inclusive excellence. We continue to recruit and
support under-represented students, and we will improve time to degree by moving up
the registration timeline -- a not easy task that we have a lot of people
working very hard to do -- by continuing improvements in student advising and
by building on our success and increasing summer enrollment, which
was significantly online this past summer. So if it felt a little vacant
around here to you, as it did to me, it's because we had so much of the summer
enrollment online. The Fowler College of Business and the College of Extended
Studies are collaborating on our first (online) undergraduate degree program, a Bachelor
of Science in Business Administration. I actually found that to be a bit of a
surprise. I thought we would have had another one by now, but no, it's the first.
For sure? Okay.(Laughter) First of more to come, I'm sure. At SDSU Imperial Valley we are
partnering with the University of California and UABC to offer courses
that will prepare students for jobs in sustainable energy
We also will pilot aspects of our new Sophomore Success Program which, in part
emphasizes the academic benefits of living on campus. Activities and events
outside the classroom we'll continue to enrich learning. The acting Surgeon
General of the United States will be speaking at our fall Provost
Distinguished Lecture. And in the spring, our music and dance
students will present "SDSU Pops Downtown" at
Copley Symphony Hall. I'm sure it will be another sell-out event. Where's Joyce?
It will. I don't know where she is; there she is. Okay. We will continue our distinctive
focus on integrating undergraduate scholarship and research across many
programs. We will be increasing participation in the Student Research
Symposium, which i think is just a wonderful event.I hope many of you have
served as judges in that program. It's just an outstanding activity. We will be
increasing the number of graduate students who mentor undergraduates, and
we will be developing a website to match students with research in faculty labs.
A very noteworthy event, which Marcie alluded to, will be the opening of the
Engineering and Interdisciplinary Sciences Complex, scheduled for early
next year. And a tidbit that I learned just this
morning is that it's such a dynamic building that immediately
upon opening, will start to renovate a lab for somebody on this stage (laughter) so he can
continue to do his wonderful research. This building will double teaching
facilities and space for engineering students, as well as research space for
engineering and sciences. There will be new labs, collaborative spaces, a brain-
imaging facility and a space for entrepreneurial efforts. Our success in
completing this great facility to which we owe President Hirshman an incredible
vote of thanks.People who have been around the
university as long as I have, which is a long time, know that forever we wanted a
new engineering building. And then, an opportunity arose because of changes
that happened with state funding in the way that state system was handling
things, and Elliott saw that opportunity and he went for it. And from the time
that Tom McCarron told me we were thinking about it and the time I heard
that it was a done deal. I couldn't believe it was true. So really
thank you to president Hirshman for that remarkable accomplishment. (Applause)
But our success in completing this facility reminds us of the importance of
the right kind of space. I had tea and cookies with some of the, with as many of the
Monty awardees as were available, and we were talking a little bit about
the CSU graduation initiative, which is to double the four-year graduation rate
by 2025. And I will say, the faculty members said, "Really?" It's a daunting task
but one observation that's stuck with me is that what we need in order to be able
to do that -- along with more faculty -- is more of the right kind of space. And to
that end you may have read that San Diego State is part of the community
discussion around the future of Qualcomm Stadium. That would give us an
opportunity to have space, land, to develop the right kind of space if we're
successful in reaching the right kind of partnership there. We have said quite
publicly that we believe any development on the Mission Valley site should serve
higher education and a public good -- which we, of course, do -- as well as the
community's goals and aspirations for that site. As we saw in our video, the
scholarship, teaching excellence and artistic success that occurs every day
at our university is broad and well- recognized. The faculty and staff who
make this possible achieve this excellence despite the challenges that
we face and have faced and overcome for many years. Someone said to me after
joining San Diego State not too long ago that we were kind of gritty and scrappy
about what we do here and how we do it. He knows who he is; he just smiled in the
front row here. (Laughter) And he's right. Something that
distinguishes us is our determination. When someone says, "You can't do that," to
say, "Yes, we can." This year, despite the improved economy, we've demonstrated
again that we can persevere. State finding accounts for just 21 percent of
our total revenue. That is an improvement over a few years ago when it was
hovering or just above 10, but it still falls far short. The Campaign for SDSU
has ended but private philanthropy remains critical to our future. A key
initiative this year is continued fundraising, in particular for the $25
million Fowler Challenge. For now, our budget remains stable. We were able
to allocate this year an additional $5 million in base budget funding
and over $24 million in one-time funds to support our strategic plan and critical
support needs. But I want to take a moment and consider the most important
thing we will do this year and that is to help select a new president for San
Diego State University. The campus Advisory Committee that Marcie mentioned
has sought and continues to seek your input and the trustees search committee,
which is where the decision will actually take place as to what
candidates to put forward, that search committee will solicit your input on the
qualifications, the characteristics and the qualities that you want in the ninth
president of San Diego State University. I implore you, I implore you, to give this
task your best thinking and recommendations. The Presidential Search
Committee will hold an open forum for your thoughts on September 25th from
12:30 to 2:30 at the Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center and I know from past
experiences with the trustee search committees that I've been a part of,
that they listen very very carefully and attentively to the input that they get
from the campus. It's very, very important that you can articulate not our past
complaints about each other -- we have those, we know that we do and we just
move on -- but what we want for our future, what kind of qualifications, qualities
and characteristics. So I hope you will give that some really careful thought
and that you'll participate in this crucial task because, in the end, the
success San Diego State University enjoys today is due to the hard work and
efforts of faculty and staff, students and alumni over 12 decades -- but also over
the next decades to come. So finding someone who can lead you
forward in that first year of the next 120 -- or will it be 121 by then -- is
really an important thing to do. At this point in my remarks I was going to share
a story with you about something very meaningful to me at San Diego State, but
after thinking about the wonderful and interesting Monty Award winners here
and those stories that we saw this morning, I know each one of them
had a special memory of San Diego State. Rather than share my special memory,
which seems kind of selfish now that I'm standing up here in front of all of you,
I'd like for you all, or each of you and together, however that it works for you,
to think about something special about San Diego State University for
yourselves. It might be something that you did yourself. It might be something
that you did with a group. It might be some new discovery that you made. It
might be how much you loved teaching a particular class on that particular day.
It might be helping a student on their new day find directions to their
classroom. I love doing that.
It makes me feel like I have a role and purpose that is important . (Laughter) There are so many opportunities to feel good about your
contribution to the university. So while you're talking with each other and
getting to know our awardees this year, I would really like to ask that you share
with each other those special moments that you have in your memory about San
Diego State. These stories from our history will remind us that whatever
large or small part one may have at SDSU, we are all contributors in the
classrooms, laboratories, offices, and hallways. We are contributors to the
future of the university. This year we will add our own contributions to this
tradition of sustained excellence. If we continue to have the courage to make
tough decisions, to hold ourselves accountable, to recognize and value the
diversity of ways that each of us contributes, and to demonstrate the
creativity needed-- and I would say the scrappiness and edginess needed -- to find
new pathways, then we will persist in persevere on our collective journey of
excellence. So I thank you all, and I look forward to an exciting year of success. (Applause)
Gina is waiting to come up here, but I want to just ad-lib a couple things
here, which I know makes Catherine crazy. I want to thank. Catherine Snapp, who helps me
put together all of these remarks, which I edit often, and I'm sure it's a
frustration, but it's all the better for her help in getting that done.
And I want to thank someone whose words I plagiarized a little bit -- I did have them in quotes
in my speech -- and that's Steve Welter. He spent a lot of time
reviewing the remarks and helped remind me of the wonderful essence of San Diego
State University. So ,Catherine and Steve, thank you in particular (Applause)
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OLLI at Pitt - Duration: 3:53.
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Pittsburgh, also known as OLLI at Pitt,
is a program for people 50 and better who want to keep learning but
don't really want to deal with the stress of homework, tests and grades. So
they're people who are passionate about learning and are motivated to do that.
When my husband and I retired, a lot of our friends went to Florida or went to play
golf. Well, I went to Pitt, and Pitt as my Florida and I plan mental golf. After
about six months of a lot of togetherness with my wife who retired
a year before me, she suggested I needed to get out of the house a little bit. One of
my friends invited me to an OSHER Impact Series in January, where you're allowed
to bring a guest. And from that point on, I was pretty much hooked and I've been
here ever since. When I try and think what my favorite classes are, I have a tough
time because I like them all. I think I'm particularly excited about some of the
tech classes. I took one on the iPhone last term and on 3D printing and I
couldn't wait to get there. My favorite component is the audit.
Now what auditing is of course is you get to attend regular undergraduate
courses and you enjoy the experience, but you don't have to take any exams, you
don't have to get any grades at the end of the semester. Our professors come from
all walks of life. I would say the majority are either former Pitt
professors or PhDs who either teach here or teach in another capacity. But we also
have experts in the field. All the students are highly educated. They are
highly motivated and they have a wealth of background across many disciplines.
They are very sharp. When I ask them to read things, they read things. When we
read things in class, they have great insights into what we read in class. This
is a place where they sharpen their intellectual lives. I can use all kinds
of wonderful literary analogies as well as film analogies with the Osher
people, and they'll know exactly what I'm talking about.
I think that the great thing about it is that you are teaching adults who've had
a full range of life experiences they've had a lot of travel experiences
in particular, and that's really great for someone who teaches art history.
Because I can go into the classroom and show them an architectural site or show
them some paintings in the museum and many of them have already seen them or
already have some kind of familiarity with them. From a socialization point
of view, I bumped into people that I worked with 20 years ago. I've also
gotten to meet some new people who I had never expected. I had not anticipated
that in OLLI I would be meeting so many people and develop new friends. I
continue to come to OLLI because I have a need that I've recognized with myself
to be a lifelong learner. I'm very eclectic in my interest and this really
fits that need in a very reasonable and cost-effective way. I think
one of the biggest benefits would you just get to be on a university campus
and see the energy and the synergy of learning, but also that environment was
undergraduates and really having our little micro system here. I don't think
there's a program like this anywhere. My family's mostly in New York.
There is not one Osher program in New York City and I tell everybody - move
to Pittsburgh to retire. This program across the board where so many
people are exposed to so many different things - from music to politics to travel
to literature. It's a great way for people to interact with wonderful
stuff in life and with other fabulous people. I would say it's the best thing
in Pittsburgh.
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Graduate Student Teaching Initiative - Duration: 3:17.
I'll be a teaching assistant in the School of Pharmacy. I'm in the School of
Social Work. I am with the Geology and Environmental Science Department. I'm in the
Department of Theater Art. I'm from China originally and I'm in Economics
Department. I'm from Bangladesh. I'm also in Economics. One of the biggest
challenges I think that I'll face as a TA is just making the lesson interesting.
Just getting up in front of the class for the first time and doing something that
you've never done before. I think my biggest challenge to overcome would be
probably my personal nerve. Fumbling during something that is important. I
mean I get nervous, too, just like my students will get nervous when
performing sometimes. Whether I can communicate effectively with American
students. Whether there are certain pronunciation issues. That's my concern right now.
I am most looking forward to
I think interacting with the students and learning from them. The environment
is much more casual. There is kind of room for more engagement in both
directions. I am fortunate to be able to teach a class that's very small and I'm
looking forward having a lot of direct one-on-one interaction with the students.
My goals as a TA are really to start learning how to be a better teacher to
the next students. I am interested in possibly becoming a faculty member
myself at a college and teaching isn't something I have much experience with. I was
inspired to become a TA because I've had great teachers in the past and I
think that that may be something that I would like to do in the best way to I
think learn if that's something that I would want to pursue as a career is to
do it. By being a TA, I can improve myself as a person, improve my ability to
communicate with the students because my ability to teach and to make some
difference to the world, if possible. The Graduate Student Teaching Initiative
at the University Center for Teaching and Learning offers a variety of
resources to prepare graduate and professional students to meet their
teaching goals. In the first day of class through the job search process, the New
Teaching Assistant Orientation introduces new TAs
to their roles and responsibilities. A wide range of pedagogy workshops
including Developing a Teaching Portfolio, Syllabus Construction and
Teaching with PowerPoint equipped participants with necessary skills for
teaching in higher education. The Achievement in Pedagogy Badge allows
graduate students to earn a credential by attending workshops in submitting
teaching materials. The TA handbook provides a number of helpful teaching
resources and strategies. Schedule a classroom recording and a follow up
teaching consultation to receive individualized feedback. The University
Teaching Practicum, a three-credit course, helps prepare graduate students teaching
independently for the first time. Contact us anytime at tahelp@pitt.edu or call
412-383-7152. You can also visit our website
at teaching.pitt.edu.
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TEDx Instructional Video - Duration: 3:43.
Hi, I'm Dennis Schebetta, a faculty member in the Theatre Arts Department at the
University of Pittsburgh. This brief video was designed to give
advice on delivering a TEDx style talk. If you focus on these 10 tips, you're
likely to have a better TEDx talk experience. Number one: organize your
thoughts before you deliver your talk. Write up your speech highlighting the
most important things you want to convey. It doesn't matter whether you write
things up word-for-word in an outline or some other methods as long as it makes
sense to you. Number two: practice makes perfect.
Practice giving your talk in front of a mirror or to a group of friends. You might
even consider filming yourself to see what you are doing on screen. Number
three: speak clearly. While your body language is important, your words and the
clarity of what you say is critical. Are you using language that will be
accessible to most people? TEDx talks tend to have a wide audience, so you'll
want to keep things simple with as little jargon as possible.
Number four: consider using stories. The most positively received TEDx talks
incorporate or revolve around personal stories to which the audience can relate.
Even if your presentation is a combination of two or three stories, try
to tie them together into a compelling narrative. Don't shy away from including
emotional content in your story. When people identify with your story, they are
much more likely to remember it and they remember it longer. Five: make your audience
laugh. The most memorable TEDx talks tend to entertain as well as educate. Where
are some appropriate places to incorporate some humor? If you can get
them to laugh early on they are more likely to stay with you through the
entire talk. Six: know your content.
It might seem overly obvious to
your topic, however many presenters are distracted by looking at their notes or
their presentation when giving a talk. This looks amateurish and will distract
viewers in person and on the screen. Seven: avoid text on the screen.
While you might use a lot of text in your presentation in teaching a class, you
should minimize your use of text at a TEDx talk. Use pictures, graphics,
illustrations and infographics to convey your information as much as possible.
When you do use text, make sure you use it minimally and wisely. Eight: make eye
contact. Pay close attention to where you look when you speak. TEDx talks where the
speaker is looking down or away may seem awkward when watched online. In addition
making regular eye contact will help you build rapport with the audience. Nine: use
smart images. Make sure you use images that convey your story or message. Images
with too many words or a collection of images that are not related may confuse
the viewer or even convey the wrong information about your topic. Get
feedback on your images if you aren't sure they are appropriate. Ten: dress smart.
Whenever you are being recorded for video, solid colors are always best and
darker colors tend to be better than lighter colors. Try to find out what your
background will be before your film. That way you can make good color choices. If
the audience ends up talking more about what you wore than what you said you
probably failed. We hope this short video was helpful! You can find a text version
of this on the Teaching Center's website. In addition, you can get additional help
on improving your video or other communication medium at the Teaching
Center.
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University of Pittsburgh Testing Center: Student Experience - Duration: 2:06.
The University of Pittsburgh Testing Center administers examinations for Pitt
students as well as students from other universities. We're hopeful that this
quick video tutorial will prepare you for the testing experience. All students
must show photo identification in order to test, so please have photo ID with you
upon arrival. Double-check the directions for your specific exam ahead of time so
that you know what constitutes a valid ID. After completing a short sign-in form
at the registration desk, you'll then place all of your personal belongings
into lockers located outside of the testing area. Please turn off your cell
phone before locking it away. You'll use your own combination in order to lock
and unlock the lockers so your items are completely safe. Please note that some
examinations require special security protocols including metal detection and
pocket reversal. You will be notified during the registration process if you
are completing an exam that requires this security step. The testing area
itself offers a quiet, comfortable space for you to complete your exam, whether
it's a computer-based assessment or a paper and pencil test. The Testing Center
houses 52 testing stations and we always try to give testers plenty of room to
work. We also have two private rooms available in the Testing Center reserved
on the first scheduled, first-served basis. The multi-purpose rooms allow you
to complete an exam privately as well as complete exams that contain audio, such
as a language proficiency exam. You are welcome to visit the Testing Center
before your scheduled exam in order to see the space and prepare for your visit
ahead of time. We're located on the Ground Floor, G-33 of the Cathedral of
Learning. Feel free to contact us at tests@pitt.edu or visit us at uptc.pitt.edu
should you have any questions.
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Heinz Chapel Renovations - Duration: 4:49.
For more than 75 years, Heinz Memorial Chapel has nobly served as the spiritual
and celebratory center of the University of Pittsburgh.
The nondenominational chapel welcomes visitors from all faiths and walks of
life. Each year, more than 100,000 guests attend celebrations, services and
tours. Heinz Memorial Chapel began as a gift. Henry John Heinz, the founder of the
HJ Heinz Club, wanted to honor his mother, Anna
Margarita Heinz, and arranged to do so in his will.
Henry's children generously added to their father's request, providing the
funding to build a chapel on University grounds. Designed in the neo-gothic style
by Charles Z. Klauder of Philadelphia, the chapel's architecture recalls church
styles of 13th century Europe as interpreted by American architects at
the turn of the 20th century. The chapel's 23 stained-glass windows constitute
approximately 4,000 square feet and contained nearly 250,000 pieces of glass.
There are nearly 400 identifiable people in the windows, which combined
traditional religious figures and symbols with historic and cultural
figures to powerfully illustrate the intersection of spiritual and
intellectual life. The University of Pittsburgh is proud to open the Heinz
Memorial Chapel doors to a new era that brings a modern level of comfort to
Chapel guests. The highly-anticipated installation of a
new environmental control system was a decades-long funding and logistics
puzzle. The project began in September of 2014 with the excavation of huge
sections of the neighboring Cathedral of Learning's lawn to bring in chilled water
lines from Bigelow Boulevard. The old heating system of boiler radiators and
associated materials was removed and more than two thousand feet of new
ductwork was installed. Heinz Memorial Chapel was designated a historic landmark.
To preserve the chapel's architectural integrity, designers made use of existing
vents that cleverly concealed new equipment in matching woodwork. The Reuter
Opus 2176 pipe organ is the heart of the chapel, pumping musical life into its
many celebrations. Nearly all of its 4,272 pipes had to be disassembled
and stored throughout construction. When construction was complete, the organ
pipes were reassembled the organ was tuned and the chapel received a thorough
cleaning. At the chapel's dedication in 1938, H.J.'s
son, Howard, said "If those who come under the influence of this place go out to
face life with new courage and restored faith because of the peace and calm
and loveliness they found here, the chapel's legacy would be fulfilled." It is our hope
and mission that many more generations will find serenity in reflection and
prayer within these walls.
you
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BOOKTRAILER "TI SENTO PARTE DI ME"| Federica Cinotti - Duration: 1:51.
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Email Marketing Tutorial | How to Using Existing Stock Photos in Constant Contact by Mark Mikelat - Duration: 3:20.
Hi, this is Mark Mikelat with Building Aspirations and I am so glad that you are here for another
tips video.
Stay tuned for some great information.
Hi, we are in the Constant Contact pane right here.
I am showing you a Constant Contact email.
We are going to swap out or utilize stock photos.
In a previous video I showed a little bit about inserting images and in this one I am
going to show you exactly how to replace or manipulate or change using a stock photo.
So, there are stock photos.
There are images that are actually in Constant Contact that you can use.
So, now I am going here to the left where it say images and I am going to upload an
image and Constant Contact brings up this little pane.
Now, this is in Constant Contact.
Now, there are stock photos that are available for purchase and there are stock photos that
are available for free.
I am going to click here where it says stock images and it gives you the opportunity to
search for images.
Let us say I am a restaurant and I want images related to food.
These are free images and I am seeing the free images.
I need to click to see the images.
Let us say that I am a family oriented restaurant so I am just going to try to use this one
right here.
You need to agree to the image usage.
We have a lot of legal issues in the United States, so you need to say yes.
I am allowed to use it and I am going to use it a certain way.
Ok, so it has uploaded the one file, so I am going to go back to the campaign now and
I am going to show you how to use it in the actually email.
So, here I am back in the email campaign and this is the cute photo.
Left.
I am going to do left mouse click and I am going to go over here.
If I let go right now it will not work.
I need to wait for this picture to turn fuchsia.
Ok, the picture turned fuchsia right there, so I am going to let go.
It it is going to replace the wine picture with the family picture.
Constant Contact is just thinking for a moment.
And, as soon as that picture changes from that fuchsia tint it will replace the picture
of the wine with the family.
So, there you go.
This is how you use stock photos in Constant Contact.
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Important! Things you need when applying for a Turkish residence permit- e-visa 2017
hello and welcome my name is Darren Burch and what a lovely surprise to have you
all here now I'm gonna try and get this furrier down quickly because I want to
go about 15 minutes to do this video I'm not too sure how to do videos on YouTube
but anyway this aleene's over there looking over the evidence you're over
there yes now I just realized I just didn't upload just recently of a video
and I'm wearing the same shirt so no I do not wear the same clothes every day
so thank you very much no II think okay I'm a New Zealander as
you can see here's my head you doing yeah and I've been living in Istanbul
now for almost two years now the reason why I've been able to do this is because
I got my resonance card yes and I got my visa extended I'll put the description
to the link below on where to start first so when you do your visa when you
apply for your visa you must do it online when you arrive from overseas to
come to Turkey right and your your visa is about to run out and you like to stay
longer then this is what you can do but you've got to do it at least one month
before your visa runs out okay don't leave it to the last minute right so on
the link that I'm gonna give you when you open it up there will be three
sections there be short term long term and I'm not too short the other one is
so what you do is you go for long term and you obviously when you're in there
you fill everything out but there's some crucial things that you you've got a
half and one of them is you could have insurance could be life insurance it
could be medical insurance it could be travel insurance I just got to have a
policy number and you've got to have the name of the company that you're insured
with and the paperwork if you can get the paper with of course because I need
a copy of that when you go to the immigration center also you'll need some
proof of ID like your passport you need some biometric file
which is your passport photos and also if it could be staying somewhere like a
hotel or with a friend or with family members you must have proof of address
because when they send you your residence card they will need to send it
to their address so if you're somewhere else but you will not receive it and
they will not give it to anyone else because they'll have to see you your
face and you have to open the package take the card out and you have to show
them your passport and you have to sign for it so when you're on line and you
find out all the details at the very end it will ask you from to make an
appointment if you're making your appointment like I am in Istanbul I'm
gonna make my appointment closer to me so I'm not gonna make an appointment
from someplace out of town I don't want to be traveling when you are line you're
gonna make your appointment right to go see the Immigration Department make sure
that you choose the right area somewhere that's close to you so you can do that
by going on google map or type in immigration center of your area of your
town or city and it will tell you the closest one and then just relate to the
list of names that are there at the end of the application form you'll see a
list of names of immigration departments that you're related to and also at the
bottom there would be our thing where you can print things out you need to
print out your application form if you can't do this try and save it on USB
stick or save it on your computer and try and download it in a stationery shop
and get print out of it if you can't do that if you've got no access to a
printer just get your camera and take a picture of it right there of the last
page it will be the date of your appointment it'd be your name and
there's probably a number there it'll be a logo of the Immigration Department so
you've got to do that and also you need to carry that on you if you get stopped
by a policeman and they're going to ask you where your immigration card is you
can show them this you can say look I've got an appointment made if this date
right and then you're lying we'll keep front of the
folded up and put it in your wallet and also if you make your appointment say it
was this month July but your appointment wasn't till two months away well it was
maybe September or December whatever and during that time your visa is gonna run
out don't worry about because you've made an appointment so you're entitled
to stay here by law it doesn't matter if your visa runs out if you make it an
appointment with the Immigration Department to see them for an
appointment and if your visa runs out it doesn't matter you're now to stay here
until your appointments been made now on the day of your visa when you go through
the main entrance and you go to the main desk you will give them your passport
and now we'll sign you in once you've gone through now I'm gonna describe this
to you as if I'm in these ten bought because wherever you are in the country
in Turkey it's going to be different but the principle is going to be the same as
you go through I went to the second floor and there was a queue there and I
took my documents that I printed out of my application form it's like your
photograph on a Turkish flag your number and it's got all the information that
you type down when you did your application you give that to them and
they staple a number to your application form with a letter it could be from A to
G or ABCD efg whatever there's one thing that I actually forgot to mention if you
can't print out your application form and if you go to Immigration Department
try and see someone giving your picture on the phone of the date that your
appointment is on and your name and it's probably got a number their registration
number there they will probably print one out for you while you're there
that's best of luck but I advise you to go and try and get one printed out
because it'd be a lot easier and then they'll tell you what floor to go to
because that letter represents a door and it could be on any level or the
floor need to go to and could be on ground floor first four so anyway you go
to that floor and you find your door that you meant to be going to and then
on the wall will be a screen and on the screen will be numbers and
number that they given you will be allocated on that screen if it's not
there don't worry because it will turn up right but if you have any doubts and
you not too sure go and ask for some advice don't assume always ask once
you're called and your numbers come up and you go into the Immigration
Department you're going down and you sit down at the desk the first thing you got
to do is give them your passport then give them your application form right
and they're not gonna probably ask you for your insurance and then I'm gonna
probably ask you for a few other things but that one thing they're probably
gonna ask you is why do you want to stay here in this country for a very long
time but you've got to come up with a good
reason you can't just go mmm not too sure don't know why you can't do that
they won't give it to you you have a good reason it could be reasonable I
compete a visit family all those sick relatives or I want to travel around to
again it's gonna take me at least a year oh I'm gonna get married
so you got to come up with a excuse now you can stay in Turkey for now for two
years which is a really good thing but it all depends on how long your
insurance is for right so if your insurance is only for one year then you
can only stay in Turkey for one year and unless you renew it if it's for two
years to stay for two years if it's for three years you can only stay here for
two years once they've gone through all that process they're gonna probably ask
you to sign some things but do not sign anything unless you read it and if
you're not too sure about what you're going to be signing always get an
interpreter to come and help you if you cannot understand and once that's all
done they're gonna ask you to go to the cashier so you go down to the second
floor so paperwork with you and they've given
you it's been stamped and sign you go to the cashier and you pay and once you're
there and you pay for everything it's gonna probably gonna cost you about six
hundred seventy dollars I'm sorry 670 Turkish loud so you go there and you pay
for everything and then they'll give you a white card which is a receipt and then
they'll give you all your receipts back then you go back to the desk that you
first went to make another appointment this is done on the same day and go back
to the same room or you'd probably be given another room to go to you take all
your paperwork with you and once you're in the room again they'll probably ask
you for your for other things like charts proof of
address where you're staying so you've got to give the mess proof of
address okay if you're staying with a friend or a hotel or whatever they that
person needs to go to the not freak department and they have to give them
your name and your passport details and no you know it's going to cost you about
47 Turkish flower once it's signed and you've got a witness that you are living
at their address they'll give you that document and once you've got their
document you take that with you to the Immigration Department that's what
you're gonna give them saying this is where I live right this is proof that I
live here like this person saying that this is me and I live here and this is
where I stay so you give that to them and you're given your biometric photos
and you give them and another thing they might ask you is your income because
you've got at least six thousand Turkish lat and your bank account to be able to
be self-sufficient and be able to look after yourself without the means of
anyone else or having to work all right so if you can do that they may not ask
you for it but it's always good to have it as a backup so so I'll come back to
that and tell you all the things you need once the process at all they'll
give you a piece of white paper like an a4 piece of paper and I'll have your
photograph you your passport file in the middle of it and they're probably staple
your original or one of your photos to it now they'll give you all your
paperwork back you put everything back in your file and then you ask them we do
I need to go so because you need to get that piece of paper stamped but also
make sure that that piece of paper that you get that's got your photo in the
center this is for your residence camera right make sure it's got a signature on
there because they will not stamp it if there's no signature on there right so I
had to go the second floor so I went down the second floor I gave my piece of
paper with my biometric photo in there they stamped it and it had a signature
on it but also had to show my passport once I've done that I was really going
for you to go now the cab took about 14 to 16 days to arrive at the address PTT
turned up the courier and I had to open the package they had
to witness it me opening it up to say yep I got it they saw my passport I
signed it and yeah all done know the things that you need okay when you go to
the immigration department right first you need your application form all
filled out correctly done properly also you need your passport which is valid
you've got to have it at least five years or two years whatever it is but
you got to have it valid right to be able to stay here wherever you are in
Turkey that time you're going to have insurance your insurance will need to be
one year if you want to stay for one year or two years if you do not have
insurance I'll give you the details of that because I got my insurance here in
Turkey and they worked with the Immigration Department and they were
very cheap it was like four hundred Turkish law right and covers for my
excellent insurance and all that away sort stuff you also will need proof of
address were you staying so you'll need someone to go to the doctor II and get
him to sign on your behalf with your passport details and everything and
you'll need a copy of that and maybe a bank details of your account and how
much money that you've got proof that you've got that sort of money in your
account so you can look after yourself so that's the main things you need I'm
just trying to think there's anything else I must doubt yes there is make sure
you take copies of everything because they will take your original copies and
not far away and if you don't have copies of that then you have nothing
right so you make sure you make triple triple copies of everything right and if
you're there and you forget just ask them to make a copy for you because I
thought photocopy is there and so I hope they've all helped and thank you very
much and if you come to Turkey we come to beautiful Turkey all right don't
forget to lock me up on YouTube and subscribe me and if you like what you
see hit the notification bell there and going to have you right so and this is
what the card looks like oh it's a reason that's card and on the backs or
the date on it and where's my insurance card and that's your insurance card what
they deal with the Immigration Department yeah alright so thank you
very much and I catch you guys like that see you
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And the mantras
fall down
from the heavens
as we sing them
back into the sky
outstretched
on the grass
in the starlight
clutching the blades
as she cries
as the far away voices came tuning
her heart
burst open wide
and the thousands of years
started streaming
down her face
through her hair
earth inside
mother
I'm so sorry
for what we're doing to you
yeah we're pirates marauding
laying waste
to your beauty
in our ignorance
and greed
we done
cut off your hair
and we poisoned your blood
we've forgotten your love
As the tuning fork
went right through her
she was part
of an infinite song
and as the multiverse stretched to evolve itself
she heard all conscious beings
sing along along along along along
and as the faraway voices came closer
her heart burst open wide
because she knew that the balance existed
and the symphony could never die
Mother, im so sorry
for what we're doing to you
yeah we're pirates marauding laying waste to your beauty
in our ignorance and greed we done cut off your hair
and we poisoned your blood oh we're forgotten your love
oh we've forgotten your love
I have not forgotten your love
I have not forgotten
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When I feel you I feel everything
A walk in town reveals who's feeling down and I can tell who's running fine
standing still in line Cos when I feel you
I feel it all you gift
you door you joy in store
you bliss you change
this tenderness exchange when I feel you
I feel everything you crystallize
my tainted eyes and give me back what I've been longing for
yeah you give me back myself
I'm taking back myself what I've been longing for
yeah you give me back myself
I'm taking back myself
what I've been longing for
yeah you give me back myself
what I've been longing for
When I feel you
I feel everything tranquility
this pulse in me it seems to be
the same as every bird and tree cos when I feel you
I feel it all you gift you door you joy in store you bliss
you change this tenderness exchange
Now move this soul from out that dark hole
Yeah when I feel you
I feel it all
you gift you door you joy in store you bliss you change
this tenderness exchange
And I move my soul from out that dark hole yeah
When I feel you I feel it all
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Billy Tommy and Mom
Mom
Mom
Billy punched my eye again
you tell Billy I'm gonna take away his eggs and beans
I don't care
he already ate three hundred eggs today
Tell him I'm gonna take away his asses
I don't care
he has way too many asses anyway
Tell him Uncle Bob's coming over
Uncle Bob is coming over
(crying) Not uncle Bob, no. Not uncle Bob.
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