- [Woman] What's scary about being an entrepreneur?
- You know the truth is I don't even know how to fully answer
that because I don't, that's like asking me what's the best
thing about being a human being or what's the greatest part of
breathing oxygen, right?
Like, you know, I,
I mean the best part for me is that I'm
doing what I think I naturally was born to do. It was kind of
like what was the worst part of my life between six and 18 years
old and that was I was forced to do school in a world where that
was like ripping my eye directly out of my head.
Right? - [Woman] Right.
- To me, the best part is it's my natural being it's who
I am and I love entrepreneurship
and meritocracy and capitalism
and market behavior so much
I even like them more than my own well-being.
I secretly think that if I deserve to go out of business
that that would excite me because I think I deserve it.
Right?
I love the game so much that I'm often...
For example, right now we're in a very political climate and I'm
yelling at all my old white dude rich friends in their 60s and
70s who think they're capitalist still because they want a
Republican president to protect their money and I'm like,
"You're god damn loser because you think that just because you
"made the money you're entitled to save it."
Nobody, nobody is keeping IBM or Google or
AT&T or BMW alive.
That's the market and nobody should keep an individual alive.
This is capitalism.
This is business and you should grind forever and if you take
the foot off the peddle in your 50s,
60s, 70s and 80s you should lose upside.
You should lose and so I just love the game of business and
entrepreneurship and to me that excites me and
that's the best part.
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Los Mayores Misterios sin Resolver de 2016 - Duration: 8:47.
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50 Mountain Bike Parts in 5 Minutes - Duration: 5:06.
This is a mountain bike, and at the heart of any bike is its frame.
Let's start with the parts of the frame.
This here is the top tube, the down tube, the seat tube, the seat stay, and the chain
stay.
This area down here is called the bottom bracket shell.
At the very front of your bike is the head tube, which houses the steerer tube.
This moves smoothly thanks to a set of cups and bearings collectively known as the headset.
Above that are headset spacers and the stem.
The stem, which clamps on to your handlebars, is fastened to the steerer tube with a top
cap and pinch bolts.
On your handlebars you'll find brake levers, shifters, grips, and end plugs.
All this stuff up here is collectively known as the cockpit.
Moving down is your fork, which in this case is a suspension fork.
This top piece is called a crown.
Some bikes are fitted with dual crown forks for added strength.
The crown is what holds your stanchions, which you should try as hard as possible not to
scratch.
Don't hang your bike by the stanchions.
Down here is your brake caliper, which camps down on your rotor when you squeeze your brake
lever.
Some calipers are mechanical, while others are hydraulic.
Hydraulic brakes push fluid through a hose, while mechanical brakes pull the caliper using
a cable.
This big round thing is a wheel.
If you buy a front and back wheel together, it's called a wheelset.
All the parts of your wheels are held together using spokes, which connect to your rim with
these little guys.
They're called nipples.
Also on the rim is a valve stem which is used for pumping air into your tires.
At the center of the wheel is the hub, and inside the hub are bearings.
The hub rotates around an axle.
On a lot of mountain bikes this takes the form of a thru axle, which can be removed
or installed by hand.
On the rear wheel a cassette hub.
This has a ratcheting mechanism built into it which is made to accept a cassette.
The cassette is a set of cogs which can actually be changed to your liking.
The size of each cog is measured by the number of teeth it has, and these teeth are specially
designed to work with a chain.
Your chain is made up of individual links, with one link in particular being possible
to unfasten easily.
This is called a master link.
The chain can be shifted up and down the cassette with a derailleur, which is attached to the
bike via a small breakable part called a derailleur hanger.
If your derailleur hanger snaps or bends, you can just get a new one.
On the derailleur itself is a long spring loaded piece called the cage, which keeps
tension on the chain.
The chain passes through the upper pulley and lower pulley, also known as the jockey
and idler respectively.
Moving down to the bottom bracket shell, you'll find your crankset, with the most visible
parts being the crank arms.
The crank arms are attached to the spindle, which runs through a set of bearings which
are inside the bottom bracket shell.
The spindle and bearings collectively are known as the bottom bracket.
The part with all the teeth is called the chainring.
Some bikes have up to 3 of these.
At the end of the crank arms are pedals, which can be found in many different forms.
The crankset, chain, derailleur and cassette are collectively known as your drivetrain.
On a full suspension mountain bike you'll find a variety of stuff connecting the front
and rear of the bike together, known as the suspension linkage.
At the heart of all this is your shock.
This is usually fastened to the linkage on one side, and to your top tube or down tube
on the other.
Moving up, we have the seat, or saddle.
The two words are interchangeable, but some people think it's pretentious to call it
a saddle.
Personally I don't care what you call it as long as you don't correct other people.
In any case this is most definitely not a saddle post, it's a seat post, and it's
held on to your bike with a seat post clamp, or collar.
These days a lot of seat posts can be adjusted on the fly.
Those are called dropper posts.
So I just named well over 50 parts of a mountain bike, but all of these parts can be broken
down into hundreds more.
So, put those terms down in the comments, and if you're really bored see if you can
come up with an exact count of the terms I used in this video.
Also, tell me how you pronounce derailleur.
Are you one of those people who say "derailleeyur?".
In any case thanks for riding with me today, I'll see you next time.
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I'm A Wiener - Duration: 5:33.
[Toria:] Hey, I'm Toria in Zhangjiajie, China
and you're watching WhatImDoingRightNow.
[ Mechanism whirring ]
[ Footsteps on pavement ]
[ Calm music ]
[ Door squeaks ] [Michael Aranda:] Good morning, Todd.
[Todd Williams:] Are you gonna lock the door? [ Door squeaks ]
[ Box rattles ]
[Todd:] Oh, Sarah Meismer— [Sarah Meismer:] What?
[Todd:] I would have helped you.
[Michael:] Just because she's a woman Todd, she doesn't need your help.
[Sarah:] I've got big guns! [Todd:] But...but...humans
should help other humans [ Michael laughs ]
[Todd:] Right?— [Sarah:] Right.
R—Oo...Wow!
[Todd:] So it goes like this.
[Sarah:] Da...da. [Todd:] Da...da...slide.
[Sarah:] Okay. [Todd:] Pound.
[Sarah:] Ugh (laughing).
[Todd:] Michael's got it.
[ Percussive music ]
[Dick Berg:] Heat treated sapphire might be, for one carat...800 to 1,000 dollars.
One carat yogo sapphire 5 to 9,000. [Katelyn Salem:] (Whispering) That's a lot of money.
[Dick:] Carat and a half would be 20,000— [Katelyn:] Wow.
[Dick:] So they are very valuable...so. [Katelyn:] Wow.
What makes them... gemstone quality and not gemstone quality.
[Dick:] (Laughing) Well, I guess it's what people would pay a lot of money for.
A gemstone is something that has to be transparent. It has to look snazzy.
[Katelyn:] So it just has to look nice. [Dick:] Yeah, it has to look nice.
[Michael:] We just finished filming at the...mineral museum.
[Todd:] Huzzah! [Michael:] We talked—we talked to two scientists
about their science. (laughing) And now we are gonna go to Hardee's.
[Todd:] (Enthusiastically) Hardee's, Hardee's! [Sarah:] Yay!
Which is Carl's Jr. for you not Har—Hardee's out there. [Sarah laughs]
[Katelyn:] (Laughing) Excuse me?
[Katelyn:] I would put my life on the line for you, Todd.
[Michael:] They either added this Hardee's logo in later or they enhanced it.
But it is obviously different than the rest of the image.
[ Bell tones ]
[Michael:] Suddenly we're back in Missoula, Montana.
Successful day? [Todd:] Woo!
[ Katelyn burps ] [Michael:] Wow.
[Todd:] Hmm.
[Michael:] So we dropped off all of the equipment. Now we're headed home.
I think some of us are gonna go watch a movie later.
There's a—a film called "Arrival" that looks interesting.
I really like watching movies without knowing anything about anything.
[Katelyn:] What do you know about it?
[Michael:] That it's a science fiction film. And that people think it's good.
One of the pieces of equipment that we got— It's a thing called a "Little Darling…"
it's a little audio recorder that takes, uh, a lavalier microphone input,
but rather than being wirelessly transmitted, it's recording straight into that little pack.
So it simplifies the—the production process a little bit,
so right now, I am wearing the Little Darling.
I've done sort of something like this before, where I… tested out different microphones in a vehicle.
We're probably not gonna get the best test out of this car,
because your car is quieter than my Mustang.
With this, we'll be able to at least go back and forth between the, uh,
(phone audio) phone audio and my (lavalier audio) lavalier microphone audio, and
(phone audio) see if one is (lavalier audio) noticeably better than the other.
With this microphone that I'm wearing, you can probably hear me fairly clearly,
but Katelyn is gonna be a lot quieter in that microphone
compared to the (phone audio) phone audio.
You'd probably be able to hear us both sort of equally.
[Katelyn:] (lavalier audio) I'm interested to see exactly how much quieter I am.
(phone audio) That's supposed to be a pretty, uh… A pretty good microphone.
[Michael:] So in the mail, I received this, uh, thing from the local Ford dealer.
It has some kind of, like, instant-win scratch-off thing,
and I've never gotten one of these things that wasn't a winner.
[Katelyn:] Let's see if you're a winner! [Michael:] My hypothesis is that they are all winners
so that you get this thing and take it in, and then they really sell you hard on a car.
(Reading) "If numbers match, please bring this flier and a valid state ID (aggressively) for validation!"
So if I scratch this off and there're two matching numbers…? Is that all…
[Index:] (In the background) Meow. We have 4-8-7-5-8... on the outside…
4-8-7-5-8! Right there!
[Katelyn:] You're a weener! [Michael:] (Laughing) I'm a weiner.
There you go! We won!
If you look at the things that you can win though—
There's a $25,000 grand prize, $5,000 second prize…
Third through seventh prizes are $1,000
and then all other prizes, probably including this one,
you get to spin a wheel, and on this wheel, you can win up to $50.
So there's probably just like a five dollar prize on there that isn't even worth
the amount of gas to drive down there. [Katelyn:] Aww.
[Michael:] We're at the movie theater, gonna see the "Arrival".
[ Dance music ]
[Michael:] We just finished the movie.
Out of five stars, I think I would give it four.
[Todd:] I would say about... hour and a half in, and then afterwards I'm just like,
"Alright… You're kind of… losin'... losin' stars here!"
[Michael:] So it comes in at, what, three? [Todd:] (Quietly) Two and a half.
[Michael:] (Shocked) Two and a half?!
[Katelyn:] Wow, it lost— [Michael:] Dang!
I think out of this group, I liked it most.
It is kind of a different movie than most movies.
[Glenn Kneebone:] Story was interesting… Uh, different— not really my thing.
So, I guess for the... creativity… averaged with the pain…
Two. [Michael:] (Surprised and laughing) Wow!
[ Uplifting music ]
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Netanyahu lashes out after UN vote - Duration: 1:42.
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Shoppers hit retailers for after Christmas sales, to return gifts - Duration: 1:30.
SCOOPING UP BARGAINS AT
THE AFTER-CHRISTMAS
SALES, MANY
SHOPPERS HIT THE MALL
TODAY TO RETURN
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. NEWS
13'S JEANNIE NGUYEN
SPENT THE DAY AT
CORONADO CENTER, AND HAS
A LOOK AT THE GIFTS THAT
DIDN'T MAKE THE CUT.
IT WAS A PACKED DAY AT
THE CORONADO CENTER. BUT
THESE SHOPPERS, AREN'T
JUST HERE TO TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF THE
POST-CHRISTMAS SALES.
13:40 Veronica Nichols
"I returned a Nike
AirMax. Why is that?
Because, I didn't like
the style of the shoe."
13:44 AND IT SEEMS LIKE
THAT'S THE COMMON THEME
TODAY --- THE DAY RIGHT
AFTER CHRISTMAS.
SHOPPERS RETURNING
CHRISTMAS GIFTS THAT
DIDN'T QUITE HIT THE
MARK.
10:37 "I bought her a
Christmas dress, and
she's 16 and it didn't
really work for her."
10:42
10:45 "She didn't like
it. She's picky. I'm
picky." 10:48
1:55" I had returned
slippers. Why is that?
Because they were too
small!" 1:59 AND IT
WASN'T ONLY PEOPLE
RETURNING GIFTS THEY
DIDN'T LIKE THEMSELVES
--- SOME EVEN SHOWED UP
TO RETURN GIFTS FOR
THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS.
8:18 Clarence Huddleston
"Returning slippers for
my auntie because she
got two different sizes,
she got a kid size 4 and
then like her size 8."
8:23
5:40 "I'm going to bring
back my grandma's
slippers that I got her
and her shoes." 5:44 BUT
EVEN THOUGH THE MALL WAS
FULL OF PEOPLE RETURNING
AND EXCHANGING THEIR
CHRISTMAS GIFTS ---
received. Thank you very
much!" 1:22
0:45 "I got everything I
wanted for Christmas
this year." 0:49
MANY SHOPPERS WE SPOKE
TO TODAY SAY THEY GOT
GIFT CARDS FOR
CHRISTMAS, AND WERE OUT
TODAY SPENDING THEM.
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New Mexico senator proposes bill to drop Secretary of Education position - Duration: 2:07.
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO
HAS HAD A BOARD OF
EDUCATION, BUT ONE
SENATOR IS HOPING TO
BRING IT BACK. AN
ALBUQUERQUE DEMOCRAT IS
PROPOSING THE
BOARD, AND SAYS IT WOULD
REPLACE THE SECRETARY OF
EDUCATION . NEWS 13'S
REBECCA ATKINS IS LIVE
IN THE NEWSPLEX WITH
MORE. REBECCA.
DEAN IN 2002, VOTERS DID
AWAY WITH THE STATE
BOARD TO GIVE THE
GOVERNOR FULL POWER TO
DECIDE WHO WOULD HOLD
THE
POWERFUL POSITION OF
SECRETARY OF EDUCATION.
BUT
THIS SENATOR WANTS THAT
POSITION ELIMINATED.
TAKING POLITICS OUT OF
EDUCATION... THAT'S
EXACTLY WHAT SENATOR
MICHAEL PADILLA PLANS TO
DO WITH HIS NEW BILL.
0:22 "Today we have a
situation where we
appoint a secretary of
education, everytime a
governor comes and
goes." 0:28 SENATOR
PADILLA SAYS THE
GOVERNOR DECIDES,
REGARDLESS OF WHAT A
CANDIDATES
QUALIFICATIONS MAY BE.
1:09 "That to me, is
alarming." 1:10 SO THE
ALBUQUERQUE SENATOR,
DECIDED TO COME UP WITH
A BILL ELIMINATING THE
POSITION ENTIRELY. A 10
MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD
WOULD TAKE ITS PLACE.
1:51 "If you have a
question about public
education, you can go
right to them, and
they're you're voice on
the 10 member state
school board." 1:57
PADILLA SAYS THE SCHOOL
BOARD WOULD HIRE OR FIRE
A STATE SCHOOL
SUPERINTENDENT.
3:07 "We should have a
licensed educator in
this role because that
way they would better
understand what's going
on in the classroom
everyday." 3:12 AND
PADILLA ISN'T THE ONLY
ONE HOPING FOR BIG
CHANGE IN STATE
EDUCATION. SENATOR BILL
SOULES OF LAS CRUCES IS
PROPOSING A SIMILAR
BILL.
5:30 "I completely look
forward to working with
him on this because I
think we both have the
same goal in mind." 5:34
BUT, THIS ISN'T THE
FIRST TIME PADILLA HAS
INTRODUCED A BILL OF
THIS KIND. HE FIRST
got it almost all the
way through the
Senate and onto the
Senate floor, but we
were able to do much
more fine tuning." 7:14
HE SAYS HE'S CONFIDENT,
THIS TIME, HIS BILL HAS
A FIGHTING CHANCE.
4:31 "With the
composition of the
legislature changing the
way that it just did, I
think we're in much
better shape to get this
all the way through."
4:36
SENATOR PADILLA HAS
ALREADY INTRODUCED THE
BILL, SO HE ANTICIPATES
IT WILL BE HOTLY DEBATED
EARLY IN THE LEGISLATIVE
SESSION. DEAN BACK TO
YOU.
OKAY REBECCA. SENATOR
PADILLA SAYS IF BOTH THE
HOUSE AND THE SENATE
SUPPORT THIS BILL, IT
WILL GO STRAIGHT TO THE
VOTERS IN 2018.
NEW MEXICO'S BUDGET
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VIDEO: Shoppers flock to mall for post-Christmas sales - Duration: 1:35.
PREPORTER: THOUSANDS AND
PTHOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE BEEN
PCOMING IN AND OUT OF THE
PCORONADO CENTER ALL DA
PIT SEEMS LIKE EVERYBODY WANTS
PSOMETHING DIFFERENT, BUT MANY
PEND UP BUYING SOMETHING THEY
PDIDN'T EXPECT ENTIRELY.
PAFTER CHRISTMAS SALES, GIFT
PRETURNS, AND RETAIL BLISS,
PSHOPPERS DESCRIBE IT AS
PORGANIZED CHAO
PFAX IT'S CRAZY.
PWE JUST GOT BACK FROM TARGET.
PIT IS CRAZY.
P>> IT IS PRETTY CRAZY.
PHARD TO GET AROUND.
PREPORTER THOUSANDS ARE HUNTING
PFOR SALES AND LOOKING TO RETURN
PGIFTS.
PSOME SAY IT MAKES IT SEEM AS IF
PTHE HOLIDAY SHOPPING SEASON HAS
PRESTARTED.
P>> I JUST WANTED TO GO SHOPPING
PTODAY, BECAUSE I LOVE SHOPPING
PAND IT'S FUN.
P>> I WAS WAKING -- HERE MAKING
PSOME AFTER CHRISTMAS RETURNS.
PREPORTER: IF YOU PLAN ON
PRETURNING SOMETHING, MAKE SURE
PYOU BRING YOUR RECEIPT.
PMOST MAJOR BRICK AND MORTAR
PRETAIL STORES HAVE SALES GOING
PON FOR LEFTOVER INVENTORY.
PSOME EVEN HAVE ITEMS AS HIGH AS
P75% OFF.
P>> IT IS KIND OF TEMPTING.
PTHERE ARE PRETTY GOOD SALES
PGOING ON.
PI'VE SEEN 50% OFF.
P>> I THINK THERE ARE PRETTY GOOD
PSALES GOING ON.
PNOT NECESSARILY THE THINGS I
PWOULD DIE, BUT IN GENERAL,
PDEFINITELY.
PREPORTER: SHOPPERS HAVE
PDIFFERENT REASONS FOR COMING TO
PTHE MALL.
P>> I JUST WANT TO FIND SOMETHING
PCHEAP THAT I LIKE.
PREPORTER: BUT MOST WERE HAPPY
PWITH WHAT THEY BOUGHT.
SOME PEOPLE WE TALKED TO TODAY
PSAID THEY KNEW THAT THE BALLS
PWERE GOING TO BE BUSY, BUT THEY
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One year without red light camera's in Round Rock - Duration: 2:42.
THAT MOVE MAKE THINGS SAFER
FOR DRIVERS?IT'S BEEN A YEAR
SINCE THE CITY OF ROUND ROCK
DECIDED TO GET RID OF THEIR
RED LIGHT CAMERAS. TONIGHT WE
WANTED TO CHECK TO SEE WHAT
POLICE ARE DOING "NOW" TO KEEP
DRIVERS FROM RUNNING RED
LIGHTS. KXAN'S LAUREN KRAVETS
LOOKS AT HOW THE NUMBER OF
CRASHES HAS CHANGED SINCE THE
CAMERAS CAME DOWN. IT'S HARD
NOT TO HAVE FAMILY AROUND
DURING THE HOLIDAYS. BUT EVEN
HARDER TO HAVE LOST LOVED ONES
IN THE PAST YEAR. LIKE SEAN
KELLEY AND BILL COLBERT, BOTH
KILLED IN CENTRAL TEXAS AFTER
DRIVERS RAN RED LIGHTS.IT'S
HARD TO SAY WHETHER RED LIGHT
CAMERAS WOULD'VE MADE A
DIFFERENCE. "OVER TIME WE
DIDN'T SEE ANY DECREASE OF RED
LIGHT RUNNERS."ROUND ROCK
MAYOR PRO TEM CRAIG MORGAN
NEVER SUPPORTED RED LIGHT
CAMERAS.HE DOESN'T BELIEVE THE
PROGRAM THE CITY USED WAS
EFFECTIVE. HOWEVER CRASH DATA
MAY INDICATE OTHERWISE.OVER A
FOUR-MONTH PERIOD.. WHEN THE
CITY STILL HAD RED LIGHT
CAMERAS -- THERE WAS JUST ONE
CRASH CAUSED BY A RED-LIGHT
RUNNER.ONCE THE CAMERAS CAME
DOWN.. THERE WERE ELEVEN
CRASHES FROM DRIVERS WHO RAN
RED LIGHTS.. OVER A
SEVEN-MONTSP. "ABOUT HALF
OF THOSE CRASHES HAPPENED HERE
AT US 79 AND AW GRIMES, WHERE
A RED LIGHT CAMERA USED TO BE.
BUT CITY LEADERS DON'T THINK A
LACK OF CAMERAS HERE IS
NECESSARILY TO BLAME.""THE
CONTRIBUTING FACTORS OF THAT
WAS SPEEDING, FAILURE TO YIELD
RIGHT OF WAY, AND INATTENTIVE
DRIVING. IT DOESN'T MATTER IF
THERE'S A CAMERA THERE OR NOT,
IF YOU'RE VIOLATING THOSE
THREE ASPECTS OF THE LAW,
YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A CAUSE
FOR AN ACCIDENT."POLICE ARE
NOW PATROLLING BUSY
INTERSECTIONS. SINCE THE
CAMERAS WERE TAKEN DOWN,
OFFICERS HAVE TARGETED
INTERSECTIONS MORE THAN A
DOZEN TIMES.. LOOKING FOR RED
LIGHT RUNNERS.THEY HANDED OUT
18 TICKETS AND MADE ONE
ARREST. BUT EVEN THAT MAY NOT
BE ENOUGH TO DETER DRIVERS."AT
A CERTAIN POINT IT'S JUST
PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND
PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY AND WE
JUST HAVE TO DO OUR BEST TO BE
AWARE OF OUR SURROUNDING AREA."
LAUREN KRAVETS KXAN NEWS.
ROUND ROCK POLICE SAY THE RED-
LIGHT CAMERAS CAUSED A
DIFFERENT PROBLEM: REAR-END
CRASHES.SOME PEOPLE SAY
DRIVERS WERE MORE LIKELY TO
SLAM ON THEIR BRAKES TO AVOID
GETTING CAUGHT ON CAMERA
RUNNING A RED LIGHT. POLICE
TELL US AFTER THEY GOT RID OF
THE RED-LIGHT CAMERAS, THE
NUMBER OF REAR-END CRASHES
DROPPED. THE FIGHT TO REMOVE
RED LIGHT CAMERAS HASONTO
STA LAWMAKERS AND THE COURTS.
LAST YEAR A BILL TO BAN ALL
RED LIGHT CAMERAS DIED IN THE
TEXAS HOUSE. SUPPORTERS VOW TO
BRING IT BACK THIS SESSION.
AND LAST SUMMER - A DRIVER
SUED THE CITY OF RICHARDSON
OVER A RED LIGHT CAMERA TICKET.
A JUDGE SIDED WITH HIM - AND
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What to do with unwanted gift cards - Duration: 1:44.
(KS)
CHRISTMAS HAS COME
AND GONE...
AND NOW COMES THE
PART OF DECIDING WHAT
TO DO WITH THOSE
UNWANTED GIFTS...
ESPECIALLY GIFT CARDS.
EYEWITNESS NEWS
REPORTER MADELEINE
WRIGHT JOINS US WITH
INFORMATION ON YOU CAN
TURN THEM INTO CASH OR
EVEN BETTER GIFT
CARDS...
NEW AT SIX.
(MW)
KELLY, THERE ARE SO
MANY GIFT CARD CHOICES
OUT THERE.
THESE ARE JUST SOME OF
THE OPTIONS.
BUT NOT EVERY GIFT
CARD PEOPLE GET FOR
THE HOLIDAYS THEY LIKE.
AND BELIEVE IT OR NOT,
SOME PEOPLE JUST
THROW THEM OUT.
BUT THERE ARE BETTER
OPTIONS.
IT'S THE DAY AFTER
CHRISTMAS, THE DAY PEOPLE
ARE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT
WHAT TO DO WITH GIFT CARDS
THEY DON'T WANT.
THERE ARE ALL KINDS OF
REASONS PEOPLE DON'T LIKE
THEIR GIFT CARDS.
"If it was a restaurant I
dislike, I
probably would get rid of it."
A BETTER SOLUTION THAN
THROWING IT OUT IS TO GIVE IT
AS A GIFT TO SOMEONE ELSE.
OR YOU CAN DONATE IT TO
CHARITY.
CHURCHES, FOOD BANKS AND
SCHOOLS IN YOUR COMMUNITY
COULD USE GIFT CARDS FOR
SUPPLIES.
"I've been lucky. I've used all
the
gift cards I've gotten as
birthday
gifts, Christmas. I've used
'em."
ALTHOUGH GIFT CARDS ARE
ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR
GIFTS, RESEARCH
ORGANIZATION C-E-B TOWER
GROUP ESTIMATES ONE BILLION
DOLLARS SPENT ON GIFT
CARDS LAST YEAR WENT
UNUSED.
GROUP ESTIMATES ONE BILLION
DOLLARS SPENT ON GIFT
CARDS LAST YEAR WENT
UNUSED.
"That's surprising because you
could always get whatever you
needed. If so. You always need
something. / I want gift cards
to get
whatever I want."
YOU COULD SELL YOUR GIFT
CARD ON WEBSITES LIKE
CARDPOOL.COM, RAISE.COM,
CASHCARD.COM AND
GIFTCARDGRANNY.COM.
YOU WON'T GET BACK THE FULL
VALUE OF THE CARD, BUT IN
SOME CASES, YOU CAN
RECOUP 80 TO 90 PERCENT OF
THE VALUE.
YOU CAN ALSO VISIT A
COINSTAR EXCHANGE
KIOSK TO GET CASH FOR
YOUR GIFT CARDS.
OR IF YOU HAVE A GIFT
CARD FROM A MAJOR
BRAND, YOU CAN GO TO
TARGET AND EXCHANGE IT
FOR A TARGET GIFT CARD.
MADELEINE WRIGHT,
EYEWITNESS NEWS.
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Appliance store helps teen with Asperger's find his passion - Duration: 3:01.
MIGHT BE ABLE TO DEMALL THIS
PLACE COULD CALL COUNT COUNTY
EXECUTIVES.
A PORTLAND TEAM IS SHINING
ALL THANKS TO A LOWELL
APPEARANCE STORE WITH A VERY BIG
HEART.
AND HE ALSO HAS A REALLY GOOD
PALINGS FOR WASHINGTONS AND
DRIVERS, SO SHE HAS MORE ON HOW
A LOT OF PEOPLE WHEN YOU'RE
REALLY COMING TOGETHER TO THEM
TEEN AND THE.
SB 16-YEAR-OLD WAS SUPER
INTERESTED IN VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE
SHOWING HOW TO REPLACE WASHERS
AND.
KWLEN HE FOUND THERE WAS A NEW
FRIEND.
AND MAYBE EVEN A FUTURE CAREER.
.
DO YOU SEE ANYTHING THAT
LOOKS GOOD.
I BET YOU I HAVE A WASHING
MACHINE.
OUTSIDE AH, DISNEY
LAND.
ANOTHER HIGH POINT.
HE LOVES THE OLD WASHINGTONNERS
AND DRIVERS.
LE APPEARED FOR STRAM.
OR WE FURBISHING.
THAT'S A NICE SAMSUNG.
ALL RIGHT.
THE 16-YEAR-OLDS ALSO HAS A
KNACK FOR MIXING APPLIANCES.
HIS CAME KALE LIZ WORKING TO
DEVELOP THANKS IN PART TO
SALESPERSON RICH MICKLE.
BEFORE I'VE DIN DOING IT FOR.
SEVERAL MONTHS AGO.
ON MACE.
WHILE CRIST WAS IN.
HIS FAMILY.
AND BONE YARD.
HEY, AND THEN FROM THERE ALL
06 A SUNDAY .
HE WANTED TO GET ONE AND FIX IT
UP.
THREE OF CHARGE.
GAVE.
TO TAKE HOMEWORK ON AND SELL.
WORKING IN HIS DEATH'S GARAGE.
HE HAS FIXED UP WOULD NEVER
WORK.
HE'S AMAZING.
AND HE'S ALWAYS PROUD OF
HIMSELF.
DOWNLOAD.
THEY JOINED HIM ON THE REPAIR
PAIR.
AND NOUTH THAT NOT ONLY COULD
BENEFIT LEARNING THE SCHOOL.
SO IF WE COULD SHARE THE WEALTH
AND OTHER BOYS.
IN FACT, CRUST MER'S DAD IS
LOORKING FOR WAREHOUSE SPACE
WHERE TEENS WITH AUTISM CAN
.
VOCATIONAL, SKILLED.
WE WORKED OUT A BEAM WITH
STANDARD.
I'M REALY HOPING TO SEE THIS
FLOURISH INTO SOMETHING
WONDERFUL NOT JUST FOR CHRIS
MAST IN THE UNTIL THE COMMUNITY.
THE FAMILY HAS ACCEPTED CELT UP
A GO FUND ME PAGE AT KOIN
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Evening weather forecast for Monday, Dec. 26 - Duration: 2:26.
NOW, LIVE SUPER
PDOPPLER SEVEN WEATHER.
PANGELA HAPPY MONDAY, DECEMBER
P26.
PHOPE YOU HAD A FANTASTIC
PCHRISTMAS WITH YOUR LOVED ONES.
PIT IS FEELING LIKE DECEMBER 26.
PLET'S TAKE A LOOK AT CURRENT
PTEMPERATURES.
PIT IS A COLD ONE.
PA COLD START OF THE DAY AND A
PCOLD FINISH AS WELL.
PALREADY IN THE TEENS ACROSS
PPLACES LIKE TAOS.
P39 IN ALBUQUERQUE RIGHT NOW.
P30'S AND 40'S AROUND SOUTHERN
PNEW MEXICO, CONTINUING TO DROP
PIN TEMPERATURE FOR SOME OF YOU,
PGETTING INTO THE TEENS AND EVEN
P10 DEGREE TEMPERATURES INTO
PTONIGHT AND TOMORROW MORNING.
PYOU WILL NEED WINTER LAYERS
PAGAIN TOMORROW MORNING, MAYBE
PTHE DEFROSTER OR SCRAPER AGAIN.
WE ARE LOOKING AT CLEAR
PCONDITIONS MONDAY NIGHT, SO WE
PWILL NOT HAVE A BLANKET TO KEEP
PUS WARM.
PTHE GOOD NEWS IS WE WILL SEE
PWARMER HIGHS INTO TOMORROW.
PTHE HIGH-PRESSURE SYSTEM
PDOMINATING THE FORECAST FOR THE
PNEXT FEW DAYS.
PPLENTY OF SUNSHINE NOT ONLY
PTODAY, TOMORROW, INTO WEDNESDAY,
PEVEN INTO THURSDAY.
PTHEY CHANGES ON THE WAY.
PTHE ONLY THING YOU MIGHT NOTICE
PINTO TOMORROW IS A BREEZY SKY.
PTHE EASTERN HALF OF THE STATE
PWILL ONLY GET TO 15 MILES, SO
PNOT AS BAD AS WHAT WE SAW ON
PSUNDAY, WHERE SOME OF YOU SAW
PGUS UP TO 40 MILES AN HOUR.
PHIGHS TOMORROW ABOVE AVERAGE FOR
PTHE SUMMIT HERE.
P40'S, 50'S, SOME 60'S OUT THERE.
ALBUQUERQUE WITH A HIGH OF 51.
PWE ARE EXPECTING THE SUNSHINE TO
PHELP TEMPERATURES.
PLOOKING LONG-TERM, A LOT OF YOU
PARE WONDERING WHAT NEW YEAR'S
PEVE INTO NEW YEAR'S DAY WILL BE
PLIKE.
PTHAT'S WHEN WE HAVE TWO STORMS
PCOMING THROUGH.
PTHE FIRST ONE, THURSDAY INTO
PFRIDAY.
PTHE SECOND ONE, FRIDAY INTO
PSATURDAY.
PWE ARE EXPECTING RAIN AND SNOW
PFRIDAY NIGHT INTO SATURDAY
PMORNING.
PMUST'VE OF A BRINGING SHOWERS TO
PTHE VALLEY AREAS.
PSOME SNOW FOR THE MOUNTAIN
PAREAS, BUT NOT A LOT OF
PACCUMULATION.
PTHIS WILL BE ON AND OFF FRIDAY
PNIGHT AND INTO SUNDAY.
PIT COULD BE WET FOR NEW YEAR'S
PDAY PLANS.
PMAYBE MAKE BACKUP OPTIONS
PPOSSIBLE FOR YOU, ESPECIALLY FOR
PICY CONDITIONS POSSIBLE IN
PNORTHERN PARTS OF THE STATE.
PTEMPERATURES ROPPING INTO THE
P40'S.
PHERE'S YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST.
PTHE SUNSHINE CONTINUING FOR THE
PFIRST HALF, AND AS WE GO INTO
P2017, A LITTLE DISTURBANCE OVER
PTHE WEEKEND FOR A LOT OF AREAS.
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Tobin expresses concern over Trump presidency - Duration: 1:42.
(KS)
NEW AT SIX.
THREE YEARS AGO
BISHOP THOMAS TOBIN
MADE HEADLINES WHEN
HE SWITCHED FROM
BEING A DEMOCRAT,
TO A REPUBLICAN.
BUT THAT DOES NOT
MEAN TOBIN VOTED FOR
THE REPUBLICAN
NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT
IN NOVEMBER.
EYEWITNESS NEWS
REPORTER TIM WHITE IS
HERE NOW WITH THE
DETAILS
MAS
EVERY YEAR AT
CHRISTMAS WEEK, WE
HAVE BISHOP THOMAS
TOBIN ON NEWSMAKERS.
LAST YEAR HE SAID IF
TRUMP WERE THE
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE, HE
COULD NOT SEE VOTING
FOR HIM.
THAT ENDED UP BEING HIS
DECISION.
youre still a registered
republican, correct? Why
didnt you vote for trump?
I was concerned and I
continue to be concerned
about his preparedness for
office and his competeance, I
hope he proves me wrong but
just concerned by his
temperment and by own
experience whether or not
he's prepared to assume this
critical and very powerful and
very important office. (3655)
His attacks on minority groups
his approach to a lot of issues
showed very little prudence,
very little patience (3717)
These are virtues he will need
as president.
TOBIN HAS NOT SHIED
AWAY FROM VOICING HIS
OPINION ON POLITICS.
BUT HE SAYS HE DOES
NOT THINK THE CHURCH IS
THE RIGHT PLACE TO
ENDORSE SPECIFIC
PARTIES OR CANDIDATES.
(3829) there is fine line
though isnt there with talking
about issues, which we have
every right and indeed the
obligation to do and bleeding
over to particular parties and
candidates. While we talk
about issues we try not to get
too involved in particular
candidates or parties (3846)
SO WHO DID TOBIN VOTE
FOR, FOR PRESIDENT
HE SAYS HE BELIEVES HE
WROTE IN THE NAME,
POPE FRANCIS.
TIM WHITE EYEWITNESS
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Non-mainstreamers of ruling Saenuri Party to leave today - Duration: 0:27.
The non-mainstreamers of the ruling Saneuri Party are set to leave the party this morning...
and officially announce the launch of a new conservative party.
Around 30 ruling party lawmakers, including the Saenuri's former chief Kim Moo-sung and
former floor leader Yoo Seong-min will defect.
The group of lawmakers joining the exodus after the corruption scandal aim to launch
their new party late next month.
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Shoppers out in droves as rush to return gifts begins - Duration: 1:54.
(KS)
THE DAY AFTER
CHRISTMAS TYPICALLY
FINDS PLENTY OF PEOPLE
HEADING BACK TO
STORES --- EITHER TO
RETURN SOMETHING, OR
SPEND GIFT CARDS
BURNING HOLES IN THEIR
POCKETS.
EYEWITNESS NEWS
REPORTER CAROLINE
GOGGIN WENT TO THE
WARWICK MALL TO CHECK
OUT THE CROWDS.
SHE CONTINUES OUR
LOCAL COVERAGE
LIVE IN THE NEWSROOM.
THE MALL WAS PACKED
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
WITH PEOPLE TRYING TO
GET THOSE LAST MINUTE
GIFTS.
AND JUST HOURS AFTER
CHRISTMAS ENDED...
THE SHOPPING TRAFFIC
LOOKS ABOUT THE SAME
IN WARWICK ON THIS
DECEMBER 26TH.
THE COUNTDOWN TO
CHRISTMAS MAY BE OVER...
BUT THE RUSH TO RETURN HAS
ONLY BEGUN.
"Usually we have at least one or
two
things we return."
WHICH EXPLAINS THE HEAVY
FOOT TRAFFIC AT THE
WARWICK MALL...
JUST HOURS FOLLOWING THE
HOLIDAY.
"oh my god the lines are
unbelievable!"
"deal with clerks who are
frustrated.
it is an issue."
VICTOR CABRAL SAYS THAT
ISSUE ONLY INTENSIFIES
WHEN YOU TRY TO GET
REIMBURSED FOR YOUR
RETURN.
Victor Cabral
West Warwick
"If you paid with a credit card,
you
know how to figure out their
policy.
You may have to wait 48 hours to
get your money back on your
card."
LUCKILY FOR SOME WE SPOKE
WITH MONDAY...
THEY WERE ABLE TO DODGE
THE RETURN LINE...
TO STAND IN THE REGULAR
ONE.
Kristin Quinn
Smithfield
"This year, my kids told me
everything they wanted and I was
able to get everything and it
was all
on sale too so I didn't have to
return
anything. I was able to shop for
myself for once instead of
having to
return stuff and get stuff for
them."
QUINN WASN'T ALONE IN THAT
ACCOMPLISHMENT.
"no returns today, we made sure
we
didn't have to fight that
battle."
TINA DOYLE SAYS KNOWLEDGE
IS POWER DURING THIS HECTIC
SHOPPING SEASON.
Tina Doyle
Warwick
"We just make sure that it's
something the person wants, and
the size is right, and somebody
else
didn't buy it."
BUT SOMETIMES FORESIGHT
CAN'T ALWAYS BE YOUR
FRIEND...
LEAVING YOU READY TO
RETURN ON DECEMBER 26.
THE WARWICK MALL
ACTUALLY OPENED AN
HOUR EARLIER TODAY TO
ACCOMODATE ALL THE
EXPECTED RETURNS.
IT IS BACK TO NORMAL
HOURS TOMORROW...
BUT A FEW CASHIERS I
SPOKE WITH SAY THEY
EXPECT IT TO REMAIN
PRETTY BUSY
THROUGHOUT THE WEEK.
I'M CAROLINE GOGGIN,
EYEWITNESS NEWS.
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95-year-old Texan continues to spread Christmas cheer - Duration: 2:49.
HERE ON KXAN.IF YOU WERE
AROUND AUSTIN IN THE 70S, 80S,
AND 90'S YOU COULDN'T MISS
D.E. CRUMLEY GROCERY AND HIS
IMPRESSIVE LIGHT DISPLAY. HE
RETIRED IN 1994, SOLD HIS
STORE, BUT CONTINUED TO
CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS IN A WAY
ONLY HE COULD. HE DECORATED
HIS HOUSE, AND INVITED PEOPLE
TO COME UP HIS DRIVEWAY TO SEE
HIS IMPRESSIVE LIGHT DISPLAY.
MR. CRUMLEY'S BIRTHDAY IS A
FEW MONTHS AWAY, BUT THE
FAMILY WANTED TO CELEBRATE
EARLY AND WHAT BETTER TIME
THAN AROUND HIS FAVORITE
HOLIDAY. TODAY HIS CELEBRATION
WAS HELD AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH
FAMILY LIFE CENTER.WITH
FRIENDS AND FAMILY BY HIS
SIDE...MANY SAY MR. CRUMLEY
WAS AN "ICON".HE NEVER MEAN TO
A STRANGER. HE ALSO HAS A
SMILE ON HIS FACE...HE'S
ALWAYS GOT SOMETHING TO SAY...
AND HE HAD A STORE THAT WAS
JUST A MAGNET....IT WASN'T
MUCH BUT IT WAS ALOT OF FAMILY
AND FRIENDS AND IF YOU WEREN'T
A FRIEND YOU BECAME A FRIEND...
KXAN'S LAUREN LANMON SAT DOWN
WITH MR. CRUMLEY EARLIER THIS
MONTH TO TALK ABOUT THE LIFE
HE'S CENTRAL TEXAS. ANYONE WHO
GREW UP IN THE SOUTH AUSTIN
AREA IN THE 70'S WILL PROBABLY
RECOGNIZE D.E. CRUMLEYâ|OR
AS HE INTRODUCED HIMSELF TO
ME, OLD MAN CRUMLEY. "WELL I
AM AN OLD MAN."NOW RETIRED,
MR. CRUMLEY IS 95 AND LIVES
RIGHT OUTSIDE OF KYLE. STILL,
AS QUICK AS EVER HE SAYS HE
KNOWS THE SECRET FOR LIVING A
LONG AND HAPPY LIFE. "I'LL
TELL YOU WHAT DON'T DO. DON'T
SMOKE, DON'T CHEW, CHASE THE
GIRLS BUT DON'T CATCH THEM,"
BUT MR. CRUMLEY DID CATCH ONE
FOR 72 YEARS HE WAS MARRIED TO
A WOMAN NAMED NOVA A WOMAN HE
SAYS SWEPT HIM OFF HIS FEET
WHILE HE WAS IN THE NY AND
ALWAYS KNEW WHAT SHE WANTED.
"SHE SAID ONE OF THESE DAYS WE
GONNA OWN THAT AND ONE OF
THESE DAYS WE DID,"NOVA HELPED
BUILD A LEGACY MANY KNOW MR.
CRUMLEY FOR TODAY THE D.E.
CRUMLEY GROCERY STORE. BUT
PEOPLE DIDN'T FALL IN LOVE
WITH THE STORE'S PRODUCE, BUT
RATHER MR. CRUMLEY'S CHARM.
LAUREN "I HEARD ABOUT A
LIGHTERâ|""YEAH, I HAD ONE
OF THEM THAT SHOCKED YA.
áLAUGHTERáTHE GROCERY STORE IS
WHERE MR. CRUMLEY GREW HIS
LOVE FOR CHRISTMAS MORE
SPECIFICALLY CHRISTMAS LIGHTS.
"IT GOES ALL THE WAY BACK
BEHIND MY HOUSE HERE AND ALL
THEM TREES, ALL IN FRONT OF MY
HOUSE AND ALL IN FRONT OF MY
GARAGE,"EACH YEAR HE PUTS UP
THOUSANDS OF LIGHTS AND
INVITES THE COMMUNITY TO TAKE
A TOUR. "WE HAVE LOTS OF
PEOPLE DRIVING UP AT NIGHT AND
SEEING THE LIGHTS,""THIS YEAR
I SAY I'M NOT GOING TO DO IT
NEXT YEAR, BUT I IMAGINE I
WILL IF I'M STILL HERE,"
BECAUSE FOR OLD MAN CRUMLEY -
AGE IS NEVER AN EXCUSE -
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ATCEMS ambulance hijacked over the weekend - Duration: 2:44.
HADLOCK. "SHANNON" HAS THE
NIGHT OFF.FIRST AT 5...
AUSTIN-TRAVIS COUNTY EMS PLANS
TO REVIEW ITS POLICIES AND
PROCEDURES AFTER TWO
AMBULANCES WERE STOLEN THIS
MONTH. JUST YESTERDAY AN
AMBULANCE WAS HIJACKED OUTSIDE
THE ARCH, WITH A MEDIC CREW
AND PATIENT INSIDE.THE CREW
WAS UNHARMED AND THE DRIVER
RAN OFF. EARLIER THIS MONTH,
THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
SAFETY ARRESTED DAVID OLIVER,
THE THIRD. TROOPERS SAY HE
STOLE A VACANT AMBULANCE FROM
OUTSIDE UMC BRACKENRIDGE AND
DROVE IT TO KILLEEN. KXAN'S
KYLIE MCGIVERN EXPLORES WHAT
MEASURES THE DEPARTMENT IS
TAKING TO HELP ENSURE THIS
DOESN'T HAPPEN A "THIRD TIME".
"IT'S CERTAINLY A SURPRISING
EVENT AND ESPECIALLY TO HAVE
TWO IN A MONTH." WHAT WAS ONCE
CHALKED UP TO A RARE OCCURENCE
-- "THESE ARE ISOLATED
INCIDENTS. THEY DON'T HAPPEN
ROUTINELY." HAS NOW HAPPENED
TWICE. CAUSING AUSTIN/TRAVIS
COUNTY EMS TO áTHINK TWICEá
ABOUT WTH PROCEDURAL
CHANGES NEED TO BE MADE TO
PROTECT EQUIPMENT --AND THE
SAFETY OF CREWS. "THERE'S A
LOT OF DISCUSSION OVER THIS
CALL BECAUSE IT IS SO UNUSUAL,
AND WE'LL LOOK FOR WAYS, KIND
OF BACK-TESTING, TO SEE IF
THERE'S ANYTHING WE CAN DO TO
PREVENT THIS." ATCEMS TELLS US
UP UNTIL THIS MONTH -- THE
LAST AMBULANCE THEFT WAS BACK
IN THE EARLY '90S -- PROMPTING
POLICY CHANGES AND TRAINING
CREWS STILL FOLLOW TODAY.
CAPTAIN RICK RUTLEDGE SAYS THE
CREW INVOLVED IN THE HIJACKING
DID EVERYTHING RIGHT. FIRST
SECURING THE PATIENT, THEN
THEMSELVES -- AND NOTIFYING
THE COMMUNICATIONS CENTERBUT
IT STILL HAEN. OUTSIDE TH
A WHERE KXAN REPORTED
EARLIER THIS YEAR, EMS VISITS,
ON AVERAGE, 7 TIMES A DAY. "I
THINK IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO
PREVENT ALL INSTANCES OR ALL
POSSIBILITIES. ((07)) BUT WE
WANT TO MAKE SURE WE CAN AT
LEAST NOT BE LOW HANGING
FRUITS." RUTLEDGE SAID RIGHT
NOW, THOUGH THERE IS
SEPARATION BETWEEN THE PATIENT
CARE AND CAB AREA OF THE
AMBULANCE -- EITHER THE
VEHICLE IS FULLY LOCKED
UNCK. "YOU CAN'T JUMP IN
THE BACK AND LOCK THE FRONT."
"COULD THAT CHANGE? POSSIBLY.
((03)) WE'RE GOING TO LOOK AT
THINGS LIKE THAT AND SEE IF
THERE'S A BETTER WAY TO DO
IT." KYLIE MCGIVERN, KXAN
NEWS. AUSTIN-TRAVIS COUNTY EMS
SAYS REVIEWING PROCEDURAL
CHANGES COULD TAKE MONTHS.
WE'LL BE SURE TO FOLLOW UP.
UNTIL POLICE LEARN MORE, IT'S
STILL UNCLEAR AT THIS TIME
WHETHER THERE ARE ANY
CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE TWO
INCIDENTS. IF YOU HAVE ANY
INFORMATION THAT COULD HELP
LEAD AN ARREST, CALL AUSTIN
POLICE. THIS STORY GOT US
LOOKING INTO RESPONSE CALLS
NEAR AT THE ARCH.LAST SUMMER -
THE AUSTIN RESOURCE CENTER FOR
THE HOMELESS PUSHED A PILOT
PROGRAM.IT LOOKED AT WAYS TO
ADDRESS NON-EMERGENCY MEDICAL
NEEDS FROM CALLS IN THAT AREA.
ONE OF THE GOALS OF THE
PROGRAM WAS TO REDUCE
AMBULANCE RESPONSES AND
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Funeral set for 1 of 2 students killed in Falmouth crash - Duration: 0:34.
(KS)
FRIENDS AND FAMILY OF
ONE OF THE TWO
FALMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS KILLED IN A
TRAGIC CAR CRASH LAST
WEEK ARE SAYING THEIR
GOODBYES TONIGHT.
A WAKE IS BEING HELD
RIGHT NOW FOR 17-YEAR
OLD JAMES LAVIN.
LAVIN WILL BE LAID TO
REST TOMORROW IN EAST
FALMOUTH.
ALSO, IN LIGHT OF THE
TRAGEDY, FALMOUTH
HIGH SCHOOL HAS
CANCELED ALL ATHLETIC
GAMES FOR THE REST OF
THE YEAR.
POLICE SAY LAVIN WAS
DRIVING THURSDAY WHEN
HIS CAR WENT OFF THE
ROAD AND HIT A TREE.
HIS PASSENGER, 17-YEAR
OLD OWEN HIGGINS LATER
DIED AT THE HOSPITAL.
THE TWO FRIENDS HAD
JUST LEFT HOCKEY
PRACTICE.
THE CRASH REMAINS
UNDER INVESTIGATION BY
FALMOUTH POLICE AND
MASSACHUSETTS STATE
POLICE.
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I'm Doing What I Was Naturally Born to Do - Duration: 2:08.
- [Woman] What's scary about being an entrepreneur?
- You know the truth is I don't even know how to fully answer
that because I don't, that's like asking me what's the best
thing about being a human being or what's the greatest part of
breathing oxygen, right?
Like, you know, I,
I mean the best part for me is that I'm
doing what I think I naturally was born to do. It was kind of
like what was the worst part of my life between six and 18 years
old and that was I was forced to do school in a world where that
was like ripping my eye directly out of my head.
Right? - [Woman] Right.
- To me, the best part is it's my natural being it's who
I am and I love entrepreneurship
and meritocracy and capitalism
and market behavior so much
I even like them more than my own well-being.
I secretly think that if I deserve to go out of business
that that would excite me because I think I deserve it.
Right?
I love the game so much that I'm often...
For example, right now we're in a very political climate and I'm
yelling at all my old white dude rich friends in their 60s and
70s who think they're capitalist still because they want a
Republican president to protect their money and I'm like,
"You're god damn loser because you think that just because you
"made the money you're entitled to save it."
Nobody, nobody is keeping IBM or Google or
AT&T or BMW alive.
That's the market and nobody should keep an individual alive.
This is capitalism.
This is business and you should grind forever and if you take
the foot off the peddle in your 50s,
60s, 70s and 80s you should lose upside.
You should lose and so I just love the game of business and
entrepreneurship and to me that excites me and
that's the best part.
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I'm A Wiener - Duration: 5:33.
[Toria:] Hey, I'm Toria in Zhangjiajie, China
and you're watching WhatImDoingRightNow.
[ Mechanism whirring ]
[ Footsteps on pavement ]
[ Calm music ]
[ Door squeaks ] [Michael Aranda:] Good morning, Todd.
[Todd Williams:] Are you gonna lock the door? [ Door squeaks ]
[ Box rattles ]
[Todd:] Oh, Sarah Meismer— [Sarah Meismer:] What?
[Todd:] I would have helped you.
[Michael:] Just because she's a woman Todd, she doesn't need your help.
[Sarah:] I've got big guns! [Todd:] But...but...humans
should help other humans [ Michael laughs ]
[Todd:] Right?— [Sarah:] Right.
R—Oo...Wow!
[Todd:] So it goes like this.
[Sarah:] Da...da. [Todd:] Da...da...slide.
[Sarah:] Okay. [Todd:] Pound.
[Sarah:] Ugh (laughing).
[Todd:] Michael's got it.
[ Percussive music ]
[Dick Berg:] Heat treated sapphire might be, for one carat...800 to 1,000 dollars.
One carat yogo sapphire 5 to 9,000. [Katelyn Salem:] (Whispering) That's a lot of money.
[Dick:] Carat and a half would be 20,000— [Katelyn:] Wow.
[Dick:] So they are very valuable...so. [Katelyn:] Wow.
What makes them... gemstone quality and not gemstone quality.
[Dick:] (Laughing) Well, I guess it's what people would pay a lot of money for.
A gemstone is something that has to be transparent. It has to look snazzy.
[Katelyn:] So it just has to look nice. [Dick:] Yeah, it has to look nice.
[Michael:] We just finished filming at the...mineral museum.
[Todd:] Huzzah! [Michael:] We talked—we talked to two scientists
about their science. (laughing) And now we are gonna go to Hardee's.
[Todd:] (Enthusiastically) Hardee's, Hardee's! [Sarah:] Yay!
Which is Carl's Jr. for you not Har—Hardee's out there. [Sarah laughs]
[Katelyn:] (Laughing) Excuse me?
[Katelyn:] I would put my life on the line for you, Todd.
[Michael:] They either added this Hardee's logo in later or they enhanced it.
But it is obviously different than the rest of the image.
[ Bell tones ]
[Michael:] Suddenly we're back in Missoula, Montana.
Successful day? [Todd:] Woo!
[ Katelyn burps ] [Michael:] Wow.
[Todd:] Hmm.
[Michael:] So we dropped off all of the equipment. Now we're headed home.
I think some of us are gonna go watch a movie later.
There's a—a film called "Arrival" that looks interesting.
I really like watching movies without knowing anything about anything.
[Katelyn:] What do you know about it?
[Michael:] That it's a science fiction film. And that people think it's good.
One of the pieces of equipment that we got— It's a thing called a "Little Darling…"
it's a little audio recorder that takes, uh, a lavalier microphone input,
but rather than being wirelessly transmitted, it's recording straight into that little pack.
So it simplifies the—the production process a little bit,
so right now, I am wearing the Little Darling.
I've done sort of something like this before, where I… tested out different microphones in a vehicle.
We're probably not gonna get the best test out of this car,
because your car is quieter than my Mustang.
With this, we'll be able to at least go back and forth between the, uh,
(phone audio) phone audio and my (lavalier audio) lavalier microphone audio, and
(phone audio) see if one is (lavalier audio) noticeably better than the other.
With this microphone that I'm wearing, you can probably hear me fairly clearly,
but Katelyn is gonna be a lot quieter in that microphone
compared to the (phone audio) phone audio.
You'd probably be able to hear us both sort of equally.
[Katelyn:] (lavalier audio) I'm interested to see exactly how much quieter I am.
(phone audio) That's supposed to be a pretty, uh… A pretty good microphone.
[Michael:] So in the mail, I received this, uh, thing from the local Ford dealer.
It has some kind of, like, instant-win scratch-off thing,
and I've never gotten one of these things that wasn't a winner.
[Katelyn:] Let's see if you're a winner! [Michael:] My hypothesis is that they are all winners
so that you get this thing and take it in, and then they really sell you hard on a car.
(Reading) "If numbers match, please bring this flier and a valid state ID (aggressively) for validation!"
So if I scratch this off and there're two matching numbers…? Is that all…
[Index:] (In the background) Meow. We have 4-8-7-5-8... on the outside…
4-8-7-5-8! Right there!
[Katelyn:] You're a weener! [Michael:] (Laughing) I'm a weiner.
There you go! We won!
If you look at the things that you can win though—
There's a $25,000 grand prize, $5,000 second prize…
Third through seventh prizes are $1,000
and then all other prizes, probably including this one,
you get to spin a wheel, and on this wheel, you can win up to $50.
So there's probably just like a five dollar prize on there that isn't even worth
the amount of gas to drive down there. [Katelyn:] Aww.
[Michael:] We're at the movie theater, gonna see the "Arrival".
[ Dance music ]
[Michael:] We just finished the movie.
Out of five stars, I think I would give it four.
[Todd:] I would say about... hour and a half in, and then afterwards I'm just like,
"Alright… You're kind of… losin'... losin' stars here!"
[Michael:] So it comes in at, what, three? [Todd:] (Quietly) Two and a half.
[Michael:] (Shocked) Two and a half?!
[Katelyn:] Wow, it lost— [Michael:] Dang!
I think out of this group, I liked it most.
It is kind of a different movie than most movies.
[Glenn Kneebone:] Story was interesting… Uh, different— not really my thing.
So, I guess for the... creativity… averaged with the pain…
Two. [Michael:] (Surprised and laughing) Wow!
[ Uplifting music ]
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The Legion Inscription guide to boring, slow but steady profits! - Duration: 5:41.
I'm a successful scribe; I've said this a number of times on this channel.
In previous videos I scratched the surface on what I do but this time I'm going to
give it to you straight, dry and informative.
Hey it's Soul, giving you the Word of Warcraft.
Today I'll show you how to make money with inscription.
But let's get everything out in the open here.
This isn't a method to get rich quick, and inscription isn't the powerhouse moneymaker
it used to be.
But unless your particular realm has some really nasty competition, you'll comfortably
make enough gold to pay for your subscription.
Finally, this isn't an addon tutorial, but I'll give some basic ideas and tips on how
to set up your auctions.
Let's go.
Here are the tools you need.
A character with Legion inscription, preferably one you play regularly enough that you can
stand going out into the world to learn all the Legion inscription recipes.
As an option, or even better if this is your main, make them an herbalist so you can get
your own materials if the herb market isn't looking appetizing and you've got time on
your hands.
An addon to manage your auctions and inventory.
I use TradeSkillMaster.
A spreadsheet.
Believe me when I say it makes your life much easier when you can update just a few prices
and be fed useful, profitable data.
I'll be using them in this video to do some calculations.
Backup capital.
If you play right, you'll sell well enough that you can never hope to gather all the
resources you need on your own.
Invest into making purchases from the auction house or partnering with a few someones who
can farm herbs for you.
Glyphs are made with herbs from every expansion, but explaining the legacy glyphs and herbs
will be pretty simple.
Let's focus on one specific Legion herb instead.
At the center of your inscription empire is Dreamleaf.
It's a scribe's most valuable herb.
A big chunk of your business's profitability both lives and dies by this herb so you want
to get as much of this in your hands as you can.
The question is if and when you start buying it, how much should you buy it for?
And is it better to buy materials directly?
To figure that out I wanted to get a really good idea of what's the actual value of
Dreamleaf is, based on the average yield I'd get when milling a full stack of 200.
So I bought about 16000 of it at a price between 20 and 25g per herb, so rounding up, I spent
400000 gold.
Then I milled all 80 stacks and for each stack, counted how much I got, between Roseate and
Sallow Pigments, Seeds and Nightmare Pods.
That's the total.
And that's the average yield.
Hold on though.
As you might know, Nightmare Pods contain its own random amount of inscription mats,
including more Nightmare Pods.
Like I did with the Dreamleaf, I opened up 100 Pods and recorded the data, got this total,
and this average yield per Nightmare Pod.
So this is the average yield of a stack of Dreamleaf, including the materials that comes
from the average number of Nightmare Pods.
Take this with a grain of salt due to the limited samples, but this is what I use and
I've been pretty profitable so far.
Now that we have these averages we can assign a value to them.
Keep in mind that the prices I'm presenting won't mean anything to you since every realm
is different and time marches on.
Just think of these as examples.
I bought around 400000 worth of Dreamleaf.
The prices of materials during this study are here.
Based on these prices and based on the averages I have, one stack of Dreamleaf is worth 6000
gold.
So at least I did this study at a profit.
It also tells me that there's a market for selling only materials, so I'll sell a small
amount at a time if I feel like it.
So for you folks at home, here's what you do.
Take the average price of materials on your realm here and fill in the blanks.
Calculate the totals and see what's more economical for you, buy materials directly,
or buy Dreamleaf.
For non-Legion glyphs, buying materials is pretty simple.
Spend no more than one gold per herb.
That's it.
The goal is to spend no more than 15 gold to produce a non-Legion glyph.
Spending no more than 1 gold per herb keeps you well under that and doesn't require
all this crazy calculating.
Now it's all downhill from here when it comes to producing and selling glyphs.
I'm the kind of vendor who crafts and sells everything, because in this kind of economy,
everything eventually sells at some point.
The fact that glyphs are no longer permanently learned helps a great deal, too.
Once again I'm using TradeSkillMaster for my selling.
It's plain easy once you work out how to navigate your way in.
But this should be useful no matter what addon you use.
For non-Legion glyphs, I suggest this simple configuration for selling.
It ensures you'll always sell at a profit and you won't have auctions just rotting
away after you've been undercut, and you will be undercut.
If you feel inclined to camp the Auction House, feel free.
Legion glyphs are a great deal more complicated to craft.
The crafting cost of glyphs varies between the classes, so you'll have to set up a
separate configuration for each group, like this.
With the exception of Demon Hunters and Warlocks, classes are paired with an identical cost.
So what should your minimum price be for these?
We'll look back at the average prices of materials being sold on the Auction House.
This is assuming that the price of materials is greater than the price of Dreamleaf is.
The idea is to sell for no lower than this price because otherwise you should just be
selling materials instead, or you can stock up on Dreamleaf.
So again we'll whip up a quick formula to calculate the cost of materials but this time
we'll add another 5% to the total to offset the Auction House cut.
Everything else can stay the same so we can keep product from stagnating.
Vantus Runes and the Tranquil Mind tomes are the two types of time-sensitive items a scribe
sells.
If you have the time to, try to time these sales during your realm's prime time for
raiding and other PvE activities.
As of this recording, don't bother crafting Vantus Runes.
The material cost is scheduled to go down in an upcoming patch.
Once they do though, sell them according to your realm's typical raid schedule.
Restocking and updating your calculations only needs to be done once a week or so, depending
on your traffic.
You'll have holes.
You won't be king of the market.
But you'll be pretty well off.
Share your thoughts and questions, and Stay Breezy.
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