Youtube daily report Sep 5 2018

Hi, this is Ian Magbanua from Top Gear Philippines.

Today, we're driving the face-lifted Honda HR-V RS.

Right off the bat, we have visual changes that bring the car closer to its brethren.

We have the black chrome grille, the newly configured LED headlamps.

The one striking thing about the new RS is, of course, the new Phoenix Orange color.

Across the range, we're also getting new 17-inch wheels.

As opposed to the outgoing models which shared the same wheel design, the RS has a different

five-spoke design from the lower E model.

There aren't many changes mechanically.

It still shares the 1.8-liter R18 engine, which can be found on the Honda Civic.

Suspension-wise, the brakes, everything is the same.

In the interior, they have new Piano Black trims, a change from the outgoing models.

So the 2018 HR-V is also the first in the Honda line to get the 7-inch Kenwood touchscreen

audio system.

The only difference with the E being that the RS gets the nav options.

It also gets Apple CarPlay and Android Auto with mirroring, which I think is a very convenient

feature.

What changes, though, from the outgoing EL model, which used to be the top-of-the-line

trim, is that you have two less airbags.

Whereas the EL used to have six, you only now have four.

I like the convenience of the paddle shifters.

Put it in Sport, and just take control of the gears.

There's a good amount of oomph from the 1.8 engine, which pumps out around 140hp.

Compared to its competitors, I think the HR-V fares well.

You've got good handling, good visibility from the driver's seat.

If you want to get playful, I think this is a good crossover to get playful in.

The headroom may be a bit small because of the sloping roof.

Try not to bring your six-footer friends.

You've got good, readable gauges, and a really nice air-conditioning system.

We've been driving around in the sun, and the air-con has been keeping us comfortable

the whole time.

The one thing I don't quite like with the interior of the HR-V, and this goes with most

Hondas in the lineup right now, is the touchscreen air-con controls.

Although I did say that the air-con is really nice and cold.

Under glare, it's hard to see the controls.

And unlike solid, tactile buttons or knobs, your finger has to go creeping around the

console just to look for the proper controls for the thermostat or the fan.

So, Honda's HR-V RS is now being offered in the market for P1,495,000.

I think it's a reasonably priced offering.

We'll have a more in-depth review of the car in the coming months to see how it fares

against its current competitors.

A lot of its competitors have had their facelifts, a few more are coming so, we'll see how

it fares in the market.

So that's it, that's our first taste of the Honda HR-V RS.

This has been Ian Magbanua for Top Gear Philippines.

Thanks for viewing.

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MrJWW presents the A-Class 2018 (Part 3): Exterior design - Duration: 2:22.

So the previous generation A-Class marked an incredible reinvention of the car.

Not only did it become a lot more sporty, but it also

began to appeal to a younger audience

which in turn made it one of the most exciting cars in its class.

And while this car has some incredible tech on the inside,

I want to talk about how fantastic it looks on the outside.

It's adopted a more

purist design ethos,

but let's talk about some of the features

that make this car look so great.

The first thing that comes to my eye is this

incredible sweeping catwalk line that goes all the way down

the side of the car. It is literally

point-to-point and one feature which you might not pick up on straight away

is the fact that the car has a much longer

wheelbase and what that does: it just gives it this

lovely squat and stance that gives it a much more sporting feel to it.

Continuing on that theme is a steeper bonnet line

as well that drops off quite

suddenly and to complete the whole package

is the larger wheel arches

which accommodate sixteen to nineteen inch alloys

and I think the whole thing just looks so awesome.

Speaking of wheels and that longer wheelbase,

not only does it make the car look great

but also allows for more room in the rear for any passengers.

Speaking of rear,

here we are and you can see immediately

that it has this lovely wide stance which is further

exaggerated by these shoulders here.

Something else you might have picked up on

is that the rear lights are actually split in half.

That looks great, for sure,

but the practical benefit is that when you open the boot,

you'll notice that half of the lights go up with it

which means they don't encroach on the boot space.

So when you're throwing bags inside just got lots more room.

And finally moving around to the front of the car,

which might have my favourite feature, is the iconic star grille

which has these optional chrome diamond pins,

which ties in really nicely with the

determined-looking headlights, which also have this

awesome chrome inlay here.

And when you stand back from the car

together it just looks so great.

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Funny Videos 2018 || People doing stupid things P83 - Duration: 4:08.

Funny Videos 2018

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Reinventing Mobility: The CASE strategy - Duration: 3:47.

We now have over 200,000 times more vehicles on the road

than Carl Benz ever thought possible.

Over one billion vehicles, most of which are based on inefficient technology.

Over one billion vehicles whose usage, let's be frank, is far from optimised.

And by the year 2030 worldwide numbers of passenger cars, trucks and buses could exceed two billion.

The result is ironic, the only challenge with our invention is its own success.

But with every challenge comes opportunity,

and the time has come to reinvent mobility.

Over 65 billion parcels crisscross the planet each year.

Unfortunately, a quarter of delivery vehicles are not operating at full capacity.

Hundreds of specialists at Daimler are developing, designing and programming

a system to link drivers, trucks and fleets in an effort

to make every future delivery as efficient as possible.

Sixty percent of people believe that humans are better drivers than computers.

The fact is, ninety percent of all accidents come as a consequence of human error.

And that is why we focus on what technology can deliver

and what it is allowed to deliver to benefit all road users.

The car has always been and will remain a declaration of independence.

However, on average most cars are only in use for one hour per day.

We believe sharing is better than parking, especially in cities,

and our success has proven us right.

A car2go vehicle is rented every 1.4 seconds.

And in the future it could autonomously travel directly to where it needs to go.

The demand for lower emissions does not need to compete

with the ever increasing demand for mobility.

As a matter of fact, it should drive it.

Our objective is clear:

continue to cut the emissions of each individual vehicle using all available technologies.

Reinventing mobility, over 280,000 people

are working on just that at Daimler.

Every day.

And we're all convinced of one thing:

The passion to invent will never cease.

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Rolex and The Evian Championship - Duration: 0:31.

This watch has seen moments that last a second.

And moments that last forever.

It has seen a tournament become a Major.

A course as picturesque as its surroundings.

And the sport of women's golf evolve.

Yet it's not until we look back that we understand

that at those very moments,

we were standing on the edge of Evian Championship history.

It doesn't just tell time.

It tells history.

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CONTE NOUS! | Le piège | Ep.01 - Duration: 4:13.

Laziness is a companion that leads us

to problems when you think you have solutions.

A very lazy spider

had to go hunting one day.

It was a torture for her

and yet she was very hungry.

She then resorted to the services of the hyena

who offered to help her.

He gave her a powerful potion of vigor

that would allow her to travel

far into the forest where the meat is abundant.

When leaving for hunting,

the spider took a sip but did not feel the effects right away.

She decided to drink the whole vial.

That's when she started running without

stopping for 7 days in a row.

No longer in control of her body,

she rushed at full speed

in the same direction: the territory of the

hungry hyenas.

Just as the effects of the potion faded

the spider was far from home now

and exposed to very great dangers.

She was now facing a horde of hyenas

who began to attack her from all sides.

The hyenas then took several strings and tied it in a circle.

The hare that passed by

decided to help the spider.

He then tells the hyenas that the one who succeeds into

eating the spider's head

will have the best part because it is the tastiest.

The hyenas then began to fight

in order to get the spider's head.

Taking advantage of their fight

she then escapes.

Back home after being on the road for several days,

she was impressed by the method used by the hyena to trap her.

She then herself developed

a method to capture preys

and without much effort

that of building ropes to trap them.

Since that day,

the spider has perfected the art of weaving spiderwebs.

And she now hunts without moving away from home

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The Brett Kavanaugh Free For All - Duration: 1:13.

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Trey Gowdy Just Revealed The Deep State's Worst Nightmare - Duration: 12:51.

Trey Gowdy Just Revealed The Deep State's Worst Nightmare

Under former FBI Director James Comey, anti-Trump bias and corruption infected the Hillary Clinton

email and Russia investigations.

The FBI has tried to cover up just how bad their conduct actually was.

But Trey Gowdy has been fighting to uncover the truth about this massive scandal and he

just revealed the Deep State's worst nightmare.

Critics allege ex-FBI lawyer Lisa Page is at the heart of the Deep State conspiracy

against President Trump.

Inspector General Michael Horowitz's report found she and her lover – high-ranking FBI

official Peter Strzok – exchanged text messages about how the Russia investigation was an

"insurance policy" against Trump winning and that Strzok would "stop" Trump.

Horowitz also found that former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe installed Page as his

mole in the Clinton email investigation in order to ensure he was kept apprised of all

developments in the case.

Strzok testified behind closed doors to a joint House Oversight and Judiciary Committee

and appeared in public on Thursday.

Page was also subpoenaed to testify along Strzok, but decided the rule of law no longer

applied to her and had her lawyer inform Congress she would ignore the subpoena.

Page's attorney, Amy Jeffress, explained that Page would not honor the subpoena because,

"The Committees would be asking Lisa about materials that she has not yet been shown."

"We have asked the Committees to schedule another date that would allow sufficient time

for her to prepare," she continued.

"The Committees have not honored this request.

As a result, Lisa is not going to appear for an interview at this time," Page's lawyer

stated.

This did not please House Oversight Committee chairman Trey Gowdy, who snapped back:

"Shouldn't take that long to familiarize yourself with something you wrote."

"And if she didn't comply with the subpoena on either of those two additional opportunities,

then at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, we would initiate contempt," the South Carolina Republican

continued.

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte piggybacked on Gowdy's frustration and blasted

Page for participating in a cover up.

Goodlatte tweeted:

"Lisa Page plans to blatantly defy a congressional subpoena by refusing to appear for her deposition.

She is a key witness, and it is critical that she come before @HouseJudiciary to answer

questions as part of our investigation.

It appears she has something to hide."

Congressman Lee Zeldin spoke in even starker terms.

Zeldin tweeted that Page thumbing her nose at Congress was an insult to the rule of law

and that Page should be dragged to the hearing by law enforcement:

"Page's refusal to testify in Congress shows even more contempt for the American

people, accountability & transparency, than it shows contempt of Congress.

This former top FBI official & Strzok accomplice should be held in contempt & brought to Capitol

Hill by force if necessary."

Page's refusal to testify in public is leading many Americans to question statements made

by the FBI's defenders in the media that the Bureau's conduct in 2016 was on the

up and up.

Page and Strzok's text messages make it clear high-level FBI officials viewed Trump

as an unprecedented threat and were prepared to try and stop him by any means necessary.

This is the worst scandal in American history and the citizens of this nation are owed a

full accounting of the FBI's actions.

But Lisa Page is pulling out all the stops in order to conceal the truth from the American

people.

We will keep you up to date in any new developments in this ongoing story.

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How to retrieve archived emails from Gmail app - Duration: 0:53.

If you have archived emails in Gmail app and want to bring it back then what you do is,

go ahead and open the Gmail app.

Now tap on the menu option.

Go to "All mails".

Here you will see all the emails and you will also see the email which you have archived.

Suppose if this is the email which I have archived and If I want to bring it back, I

will select it.

Now tap on this menu option on the top.

Select "Move to inbox".

Now this email should move to the "Primary" inbox from the archived folder.

So, this is how you can unarchive a message in Gmail app.

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Tal om din økonomi: Venskabet - trailer - Duration: 0:40.

Easy! Take it easy.

Hi, you've reached Casper. Leave a message.

What the hell is wrong with him?

What about Casper?

Can't he just pay us back later?

He already owes me.

What the fuck have I done wrong, Casper?

I did hear you this morning.

It's about money.

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Paper Toy Carrot Tutorial - Duration: 4:46.

Hi, I'm YulPa

Paper toys made today are carrot.

The drawings are described in the video below

Download via download link

You just have to mountain fold.

Adhesion location of drawings different from video

Please note that the change has been made

Especially stick this part well

Stick it firmly.

Complete!

Make it slow

Thank you for watching

Like & Subscribe is a great force

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YOU KNOW YOU'RE IN FRANCE WHEN... Lesser Known Things About Life in France 🇨🇵 - Duration: 6:56.

Salut YouTube! I hope this video find you

guys doing well. If you don't know me my

name is Rosie and I'm a New Zealander

who's living in Paris. I love doing

videos on French culture life in France

being an expat New Zealand culture

travel and lots of other things and

today I wanted to do a video of some of

the clear signs of when you know you're

in France. They're often just these

things that I've kind of only

encountered in France or at least

encountered for the very first time here

in France so without further ado let's

get started okay so you know you're in

France when people around you have an

irrational fear of air conditioning. So

it's August at the moment in Paris we've

been experiencing a heat wave and you

can probably tell just by looking at me

because I've got the door closed in

order to be able to film this video and

it's hot. But the French I've noticed

just sort of seemed to suffer through it

because turning on air-conditioning and

installing air conditioning here doesn't

really seem to be a thing and I noticed

pretty quickly that it's related to the

thought that air conditioning makes you

sick and I've noticed this in general in

France there seems to be a kind of fear

of a "courrant d'air" an air current and the same

kind of goes for the air conditioning my

colleagues or friends family members say

that when they're in air conditioned

environments they get sore throats or

sore necks and there's really a general

belief that it makes you sick maybe it's

because if they install air conditioning

is gonna have to travel through some

really old buildings and apartments and

they're worried about the microbes that

it's carrying or it's probably related

as well to the change in temperature so

they don't like going from hot to cold

and I've noticed in France a lot you say

"il fait froid" and "il fait chaud", you talk

about what what current temperature you

have quite a lot and while I agree that

you know air conditioning can allow

germs or microbes to travel through the

air to some extent I don't believe that

it's guaranteed to make you sick because

there are a lot of people living in

air conditioned environments in a lot

of areas of the world and people aren't

sick 24/7 I don't think it's a direct

link that if you experience

air conditioning you will get sick and I

actually read a really funny article

recently about this kind of French fear

of air conditioning and I'll link it

down below if you want to read more

about that. You also know that you're in

France when you can only attend sales

twice per year.

In France sales and stores are actually

state regulated so there are two major

seasons when you go on sale so around

the summer time and around Christmas

time so I come from a country where

sales have been at least every season so

what's the season and then for other

special events as well you've got

Mother's Day Father's Day Valentine's

Day I mean you name it they can be

on sale and I guess in France maybe

what they're trying to do is regulate

the amount of competition between stores

so you know fair's fair, you all go on

sale at the same time. I found this to be

a really interesting policy. It also

means that I don't spend a lot you know

the months leading up to the sales period

because you know I'll sort of be there

in April May and I'm like well I'm not

gonna buy a single thing because I know

that the summer sold the sales are

coming up soon but it's just a really

fascinating way of doing things I think.

Another piece of evidence that you're

differently in France is that you have

to push a button to get out of buildings

so to get out of any apartment building

if you go to a doctor's cabinet

I mean if you go to any building as

such there's usually a button labeled

"porte" - door - that you have to press and

order to get out this took a lot of

getting used to when I first arrived the

amount of times I was like trying to get

out through the door like like like just

leave me just what what's not working

how do I get out and then you're like

away I have to press a button or the

amount of times that I've not known

which button to press and I've been

turning on lights or open buzzing people

in their apartment like we are though oh

no sorry sorry sorry so if you find

yourself stuck in a building in France

look for the magic button. Another sign

of being in France and I don't know if

this is all European countries okay

maybe let me know down below if this is

the case but I find the handwriting

very particular.

So French children actually learn very

kind of script handwriting you know like

cursive font for us we're actually just

writing and very plain singular letters

from the time that we're in school until

much later actually do we ever learn to

write properly I don't know I think they

tried to teach us at some point but it

didn't really work so I mean if I'm

writing I'll just be like R - O - S - I -E

but in France it's like R - O - S - I - E

very fancy handwriting. But you know not

all of us are very gifted when it comes

to handwriting and I often find the

handwriting looking like just a

scribbled mess I mean it's hard enough

to read French as it is when you're

learning the language but the

handwriting can be so scribbly and you

know how universally doctors have

terrible handwriting? like this just

happens to be a thing? Well in France let

me tell you it's just the next level

there I mean sometimes I leave the

doctors and I've got a prescription and

there'll be like a line

and I'm just like how can anyone

understand what is written on this

prescription right now and then the

pharmacist takes it and is like "ah oui"

and they just go and look for the thing.

The next thing for me where I know that

I make in France or at least Paris at

least is seeing these gorgeous little

miniature French children honestly I

don't think I think they're barely

walking we're talking like one year olds

on scooters like I have never seen

little children so young with so much

freedom and autonomy on their little

scooters they're just scooting around

everywhere with mum and dad I'm not sure

if this is in other cities as

well or it's just a Parisian thing but

they've all got this identical scooter

if I can find a photo of it I'll try and

put it here in the video. They're so

independent and so impressive and I

just I can't believe that's these tiny

little things and they're just scooting

around, scooting around the park you know

on the pavements of Paris and they're

all independent pushing themselves along

and I just find it so cute I think in

New Zealand maybe we

start scooting around like four five six years old

not like one or two. Okay guys well I'm

gonna wrap up this video here if you're

not subscribed yet you're more than

welcome to join the Not Even French

community, I put out new videos every

single week it's always a really fun

time so make sure to hit subscribe if

you want to follow the action. Until then

I'll see you guys in the next video!

A bientôt !

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Enfin une Bonne Nouvelle, la nouvelle émission de RCF sur l'Évangile - Duration: 1:05.

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북한이 이번 깃대령에서 발사한 대구경 지대지 로켓 KN-9 - Duration: 4:43.

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Christoph M. Ohrt setzt sich mit PETA für Reptilien ein und übt Kritik an Exotenbörsen / PETA - Duration: 1:14.

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Discover the New EF-M 32mm f/1.4 STM Lens - Duration: 3:21.

Hi! I'm Rudy Winston with Canon

USA. Today I'd like to introduce

you to the latest lens to join

our growing Canon EF-M

lens lineup,

the EF-M 32mm f/1.4 STM. This is

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YOU KNOW YOU'RE IN FRANCE WHEN... Lesser Known Things About Life in France 🇨🇵 - Duration: 6:56.

Salut YouTube! I hope this video find you

guys doing well. If you don't know me my

name is Rosie and I'm a New Zealander

who's living in Paris. I love doing

videos on French culture life in France

being an expat New Zealand culture

travel and lots of other things and

today I wanted to do a video of some of

the clear signs of when you know you're

in France. They're often just these

things that I've kind of only

encountered in France or at least

encountered for the very first time here

in France so without further ado let's

get started okay so you know you're in

France when people around you have an

irrational fear of air conditioning. So

it's August at the moment in Paris we've

been experiencing a heat wave and you

can probably tell just by looking at me

because I've got the door closed in

order to be able to film this video and

it's hot. But the French I've noticed

just sort of seemed to suffer through it

because turning on air-conditioning and

installing air conditioning here doesn't

really seem to be a thing and I noticed

pretty quickly that it's related to the

thought that air conditioning makes you

sick and I've noticed this in general in

France there seems to be a kind of fear

of a "courrant d'air" an air current and the same

kind of goes for the air conditioning my

colleagues or friends family members say

that when they're in air conditioned

environments they get sore throats or

sore necks and there's really a general

belief that it makes you sick maybe it's

because if they install air conditioning

is gonna have to travel through some

really old buildings and apartments and

they're worried about the microbes that

it's carrying or it's probably related

as well to the change in temperature so

they don't like going from hot to cold

and I've noticed in France a lot you say

"il fait froid" and "il fait chaud", you talk

about what what current temperature you

have quite a lot and while I agree that

you know air conditioning can allow

germs or microbes to travel through the

air to some extent I don't believe that

it's guaranteed to make you sick because

there are a lot of people living in

air conditioned environments in a lot

of areas of the world and people aren't

sick 24/7 I don't think it's a direct

link that if you experience

air conditioning you will get sick and I

actually read a really funny article

recently about this kind of French fear

of air conditioning and I'll link it

down below if you want to read more

about that. You also know that you're in

France when you can only attend sales

twice per year.

In France sales and stores are actually

state regulated so there are two major

seasons when you go on sale so around

the summer time and around Christmas

time so I come from a country where

sales have been at least every season so

what's the season and then for other

special events as well you've got

Mother's Day Father's Day Valentine's

Day I mean you name it they can be

on sale and I guess in France maybe

what they're trying to do is regulate

the amount of competition between stores

so you know fair's fair, you all go on

sale at the same time. I found this to be

a really interesting policy. It also

means that I don't spend a lot you know

the months leading up to the sales period

because you know I'll sort of be there

in April May and I'm like well I'm not

gonna buy a single thing because I know

that the summer sold the sales are

coming up soon but it's just a really

fascinating way of doing things I think.

Another piece of evidence that you're

differently in France is that you have

to push a button to get out of buildings

so to get out of any apartment building

if you go to a doctor's cabinet

I mean if you go to any building as

such there's usually a button labeled

"porte" - door - that you have to press and

order to get out this took a lot of

getting used to when I first arrived the

amount of times I was like trying to get

out through the door like like like just

leave me just what what's not working

how do I get out and then you're like

away I have to press a button or the

amount of times that I've not known

which button to press and I've been

turning on lights or open buzzing people

in their apartment like we are though oh

no sorry sorry sorry so if you find

yourself stuck in a building in France

look for the magic button. Another sign

of being in France and I don't know if

this is all European countries okay

maybe let me know down below if this is

the case but I find the handwriting

very particular.

So French children actually learn very

kind of script handwriting you know like

cursive font for us we're actually just

writing and very plain singular letters

from the time that we're in school until

much later actually do we ever learn to

write properly I don't know I think they

tried to teach us at some point but it

didn't really work so I mean if I'm

writing I'll just be like R - O - S - I -E

but in France it's like R - O - S - I - E

very fancy handwriting. But you know not

all of us are very gifted when it comes

to handwriting and I often find the

handwriting looking like just a

scribbled mess I mean it's hard enough

to read French as it is when you're

learning the language but the

handwriting can be so scribbly and you

know how universally doctors have

terrible handwriting? like this just

happens to be a thing? Well in France let

me tell you it's just the next level

there I mean sometimes I leave the

doctors and I've got a prescription and

there'll be like a line

and I'm just like how can anyone

understand what is written on this

prescription right now and then the

pharmacist takes it and is like "ah oui"

and they just go and look for the thing.

The next thing for me where I know that

I make in France or at least Paris at

least is seeing these gorgeous little

miniature French children honestly I

don't think I think they're barely

walking we're talking like one year olds

on scooters like I have never seen

little children so young with so much

freedom and autonomy on their little

scooters they're just scooting around

everywhere with mum and dad I'm not sure

if this is in other cities as

well or it's just a Parisian thing but

they've all got this identical scooter

if I can find a photo of it I'll try and

put it here in the video. They're so

independent and so impressive and I

just I can't believe that's these tiny

little things and they're just scooting

around, scooting around the park you know

on the pavements of Paris and they're

all independent pushing themselves along

and I just find it so cute I think in

New Zealand maybe we

start scooting around like four five six years old

not like one or two. Okay guys well I'm

gonna wrap up this video here if you're

not subscribed yet you're more than

welcome to join the Not Even French

community, I put out new videos every

single week it's always a really fun

time so make sure to hit subscribe if

you want to follow the action. Until then

I'll see you guys in the next video!

A bientôt !

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Small Red and Silver Cheer Bow - Duration: 2:35.

Now we're going to make a fun patriotic cheer bow.

So, I'm going to take my Bowdabra Bow Wire, I fold it in half, lay it into my Mini Bowdabra.

I'm just going to tuck the ends underneath.

So now, I have these two pieces that I've already dovetailed, but just in case you don't

know how to dovetail, folding it in half, and I'm going to cut towards my ribbon, and

that gives us the really cool dovetailed ends.

So now, I'm going to just fold this in half, find the center, do a little pinch, and this

keeps us from having to sew, and just tuck that into my Mini Bowdabra.

Take this end, I'm going to put the red on top,

and just scrunch this down into the Mini Bowdabra.

I'm going to fold it back over, bring it around under here, and again, I'm going to do my

little mountain there and scrunch it into the Mini Bowdabra.

And now I'm going to find the center here and scrunch this in.

I'm going to scrunch this down in here.

I'm going to take my Bowdabra Bow Wire, and the reason I folded it in half is because

now I have a slipknot.

So, I'm going to hold my bow down really tight, pull it out of my Bowdabra.

And I love this, because there's no sewing or anything.

It's perfect.

Bring it around to the back.

And then I'm going to tie this onto my pony tail holder.

And I'm going to just shape this up here.

Then I'm going to take a glue dot, and I'm actually using Zots, and we have a link below

to where you can purchase it.

And I'm going to take this here and I'm going to bring it through my head band, bring it

around and attach it right to the back there.

And now you have an absolutely adorable cheer bow that takes seconds to make with no sewing.

Please do me a favor and click the Subscribe button below, and also, like us at Bowdabra

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The Devil's Pools | 360 VR Tour - Duration: 2:01.

Welcome to The Devil's Pools in Far North Queensland.

My name is Trent and I'm going to give you a quick 360 virtual tour of the area.

We're starting upstream from the pools and while we're here i may as well tell you about the story of The Devil's Pools.

This story dates back to when the Indigenous Yidinji tribe inhabited the Far North Queensland area.

There was a beautiful young woman named Oolana

and she was married to the Tribal Elder Wahroonoo of the Wujnur Bindabarra Yidi Clan.

One day a visiting group of people from a different clan came to do some trading and within that group was a young handsome

man named Dyga.

Well Oolana and Dyga fell in love with each other on the first sight and the two secretly became very close over the few days.

On the day that Dyga's clan was to leave Oolana and Dyga ran away together to the Babinda Boulders.

To this exact location.

Unfortunately, they were tracked down by both clans and captured.

They were to be punished for adultery crimes, but somehow Oolana managed to break free.

In a desperate attempt

she threw herself here into the rushing river and drowned. Her body was never found although her soul was trapped in the pools.

So the legend goes that Oolana's soul

lures men to their watery graves in hopes that she can be with a man as lovely as her true love Dyga.

Over the last 50 years more than 15 people have died swimming at the Devil's Pools

and all of them have been males.

As beautiful as the water looks it's one place you definitely do not want to go swimming.

Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the story about the Devil's Pools.

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What is an Airbnb Superhost? House Cleaners Want to Know - Duration: 7:47.

What is an Airbnb Super Host?

We're going to talk about that today.

Hi, there.

I'm Angela Brown and this is Ask a House Cleaner.

This is a show where you get to ask a house cleaning question

and I get to help you find an answer.

Now, today's show is brought to us by HouseCleaning360.com

And if you are an Airbnb Host, or you run a vacation rental by owner, and you would

like to find somebody to help you clean your house,

you can find somebody on HouseCleaning360.com

And if you are a house cleaner and you offer services to vacation rentals or Airbnb's,

then you want to list your business on HouseCleaning360.com

so that these people can find you.

All right, on to today's question, which is from a house cleaner who wrote into the show.

And she wanted to know that she just got contacted by an Airbnb Host who wants her to come run

her Airbnb, and she wants her to help her become a Super Host.

And she says, "What does that mean?

What is Airbnb?

And what is Super Host?"

All right, those are great questions.

We're going to go back to the basics.

There are a couple of acronyms, and the VRBO is Vacation Rental By Owner.

That is a house that maybe is an extra house or a second house that somebody is not using

maybe half the year.

So they throw it up on the market, in this marketplace, of vacation rentals, where people

will come rent out the whole home for a couple of days or a week, or whatever, instead of

staying at a hotel.

Now, the Airbnb stands for AIR Bed 'N Breakfast.

And basically what it is, is people renting their homes and they're only renting a room

or two of their homes for somebody to come stay.

Let's say there was a conference going on in town and all the hotels are booked.

An Airbnb is somebody that lives in that town and they would say, "Well, listen.

I have two guest rooms that are open.

Why don't you guys come stay at my house."

There's this whole online community marketplace called Airbnb, and it's a movement.

There are over 400,000 Airbnb's that are listed.

What happens is people then, instead of staying at a hotel, they are looking for a local experience.

They will go room share, like they will go stay at somebody's house, in their private

guest room, or their guest bedroom, or whatever.

And a lot of times they're coming in through the front door of the house.

They're using the person's fridge.

They're sitting on the living room couch of the person.

And then they go to their room.

And they have their own little space where they have their private bathroom and private room.

And they're just staying in what is like a suite environment,

but they're not staying in a hotel.

All right, when you get a job to come clean an Airbnb, and Airbnb are looking for cleaners

all the time, right?

If you are a house cleaner, this is something to consider, as far as another business opportunity

to increase your revenue.

All right, so what you want to consider is the Airbnb Host to become a Super Host.

There's a series of criteria and requirements that you have to meet.

And it's things like on the ratings and reviews, you have to get over 4.8 percent on an ongoing basis.

That is your average, 4.8 percent.

And you get your high ratings and reviews, check this out, by being clean, and having

a wonderful environment and a wonderful experience.

But by having the most clean space.

Airbnb says that the five star reviews that are on their site generate more than 20% more

bookings than lower ratings.

They get the higher ratings and reviews by being easy to work with, by communicating

with the customers.

One of the Super Host requirements is that you have to have a 90% communication rate.

And that is within 24 hours you have to get back in touch with the people over 90% of

the time.

Even if you yourself are on vacation, you're still fielding calls and questions and touching

bases with the people that are staying in your rental.

All right, another requirement is you cannot cancel. At all.

You cannot cancel on a booking.

If somebody books your space, unless it's an act of God, like there's a hurricane, or

a tornado, or a flood, and it is mandated by the government that you evacuate and get

out of the house, you can't leave, right?

And then you'd better have some news clips that says, "We are demanding everybody to

evacuate."

Or if there's a death in the family, you better be prepared to show up with a death certificate.

I mean, they are not messing around.

As a Host, you do not get to cancel on the bookings that you have agreed to.

Now, you can block out your bookings and say, "On this week, I, myself, am going on vacation

and I won't be renting out my home."

It just shows up as your house being blocked.

That doesn't count against you, but if you have a booking, you do not get to cancel on

those people.

All right, another thing that you have to consider with the Airbnb bookings is they

must have more than 10 bookings per year.

This is not just a once a year booking, but it's an ongoing booking where you have ongoing

clients that are coming and staying at your house.

There are requirements that the Super Host has to meet and maintain.

And then every quarter, those are renewed.

Within three months, all that rating could go away.

By having the right house cleaner as part of your team,

that helps you keep your superhost status.

Now, when somebody goes online to book their Airbnb, it pops up with this little banner

that says, "Superhost".

If you want to stay with somebody and you know you're going to get a great place to

stay, you want to stay with the people that are Superhosts.

It's kind of an ego thing, like, "Hey, these people are screened and they've jumped through

all of these hoops to maintain this certain status of excellence."

By having that on their listing, you know you're staying at a great place.

When a person asks you, "Can you come help me clean my Airbnb?"

What they're asking you is this, "Can you, will you, be as reliable as I am to my guests?

Will you show up every day?

Or will you show up every time between cleanings?"

With an Airbnb, usually people will stay for two days, maybe three days,

sometimes five days.

And you don't clean while they're there, you clean between the guest.

If you have three new guests coming in this week, you have three cleanings to do.

You'll be cleaning between each of those guests.

And the cleaning is not just regular house cleaning.

You are resetting the entire space for that amazing five star experience.

And where we teach speed cleaning and we teach things like efficiency and get in and get

out and all these things, you don't have that luxury with an Airbnb.

The minimum requirement for most Airbnb's is that you're there to clean for two hours.

And it takes about, on average, even if it's just one or two rooms, it takes about two

hours to reset everything.

And that is restocking the coffee, and changing the linens, and we'll talk in another episode

about all the things that you do, and the differences between regular maintenance clean

for house cleaning and Airbnb cleaning.

But, the Host is asking you, is what she's saying is, "Will you be my partner?

Can you commit," and there's a commitment.

The Airbnb is not just, "I don't feel like cleaning today, so I think I'm going to skip."

They need you to be there.

And if they bring you on as part of the team, you're part of the team.

You don't get to cancel.

They don't get to cancel.

You don't get to cancel.

And you are expecting to follow the same standards that they themselves are expected to follow.

When you take a job, you need to be aware this is a commitment, this is a long-term

relationship, and if you guys work out well together, it can be a very lucrative source

of income for you.

All right, that's my two cents for today, and until we meet again,

leave the world a cleaner place than when you found it.

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bits & pieces • august 2018 - Duration: 8:03.

-- i'm ugly

-- no

sorry, yes, let's go

cassandre, you doing fine ?

look how beautiful this is!

okay, it's better in real life, obviously

am i really filming my feet ?

okay no, you're blocking the view

i love my life !!!!

it's filming ???

of course it is

come on, let's go

wait, wait, wait !

wait for it

ouch

let's climb now

she gave up quickly

1...2...3

-- it's so not comfortable !!!

-- i know it hurts so much right

vlog

last day with my sister, and my brother who won't appear in this video

so, let's hear about your story

me: so yesterday, we had dinner with politically incorrect people / my sister: my hand is shaking, this is so heavy

me: and i badly digested their incorrect opinions

my sister: actually we only ate raw vegetables, because it was the only type of food there was

her: but she puked / me: my belly didn't like it

it was a great morning !

okay, is this over?

i'm heading home tomorrow in the evening

i have one day left with my sister, we spent the whole summer together

non-stop, sleeping together, doing everything together

so, i won't hide it, it's going to be hard

i'm wearing her pyjamas, as a shirt by the way, not as pyjamas even though she slept in it last night

my sister is going to arrive at a very weird moment, i'll be recording myself eating a yoghurt

she's going to think "ok cassandre what are you doing ?", i'll say "hi emeline,

i'm vlogging."

EMELIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINE

me: oh, there you are, i was looking for you

my arm hurts, it's heavy

so emeline, what are you going to do this afternoon ?

yes my testicule ? (note: this is the best nickname)

what are you--

me: eat

what are you going to do this afternoon ?

me: eat a vegan coffee flavored yoghurt

and then ?

me: construction work

in my "la la land" video i talked about...

me: OMG this is so good !!!

eat this in coffee flavor, it's so good

don't eat non vegan yoghurts

me: definitely don't eat them, do you want to hurt the cows ? / my sister: it's bad for the environment

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HOW TO DRAW WEEDLE | Pokémon Drawing and Coloring for Kids | BLABLA ART - Duration: 10:03.

How to draw Weedle, Pokémon

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Get To Know Me Cruise Style Collab - Duration: 8:23.

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Scenic ride through New Zealand mountains - Gisborne, New Zealand | TRAVEL (#59) - Duration: 6:42.

Our time in Tauranga has finally come to an end.

We've stayed there for 1.5 months

We worked on farms, we visited places such as Coromandel

And now finally we're hitting the road jack and we'll be driving down south now

Now we're briefly in place called...

One of those options is correct

Those who watch out videos may think - 'WOW! it is so great to travel and live in a camper van in New Zealand...'

But to be honest...

If the weather is like this, you wish about nothing else than simple cup of coffee, cosy sofa and a computer :)

Or simply do something around your home

Our home looks like this today

3 square meters

We did some shopping

<The only thing we can do in such weather is to play telephone game>

Small piece of advice for you

In pretty much every bigger town you can find cool information centre places called I-SITE

If you have no idea what to do/where to go, simply drive from town to town and visit i-site centres

They'll tell you all you need to know, you'll get free maps and you'll get the chance to buy some souvenirs

I think I've never been by the sea during such weather

Look at those waves

What's interesting

This wind isn't really cold

Look, there is a shack!

<SURPRISE>

<SURPRISE>

I didn't plan to scare you

I really didn't. I just hit the window with the camera

Because the weather is shit and there is nothing to show outside (we'll stay here overnight until the weather gets better)

So instead I'll show you today a new species of Orangutan

<DINNER NEWS! Presenting to you - Kasia>

Today we'll ask Piotr what is he having for his dinner

Today I am having a beef steak

with big amount of grave - delicious one

along with cous-cous with mashrooms and onion

Thank you for your time!

<The journey from Opotiki to Gisborne was super atmospheric...>

Coffee break

Huge benefit of traveling and living in a camper van is that we have everything what we need here

Gas stove, tea,

Gas stove, tea, thermos, coffee

We bought this coffee / espresso maker in Italy

But I think you can also buy in on Amazon <LINK IN THE DESCRIPTION BELOW>

I do not have tamper so I use tea spoon

This thing is also super precious

Portable milk frother

I had to spill of course...

What image are we having today?

<And this is the journey we did that day>

<THANKS FOR WATCHING!>

<You may be wondering why the video is not ending yet?>

<This song is soo great that I just couldn't stop it in the middle>

Song: Way Down We Go by KALEO