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Desmond asked me to marry him.

And he's still incarcerated.

It's been a year.

Still no sentence. No verdict.

I hate your hurt.

I hate those lies I told you.

I want to marry you and only you.

I want to look back from the end of our long life marriage

and say, "Look where we come from.

Look at what got us here."

I love you so much, baby.

So much.

Will you honestly, honestly marry me?

Baby, I want this with you forever.

Forever lifetime with you. Only you.

What would it look like to marry Desmond in prison?

Feeling that you're alone.

Knowing that you're alone.

That's the scary part.

During courthouse hearings, the sheriff

brings the inmates around back.

It's hours of them sitting in a hot bus with only breaks

to use the bathroom.

But I'm always there to see him, just to wave.

Well, it's a big day today.

Yeah.

I know you've been coming here a lot.

And I thought maybe — let's just take a quick minute

before we go in.

Just talk about what's going to happen today.

Today's a ruling day.

The last couple times we've been in

has been testimony on whether the evidence that the sheriff's

department found on your fiancee as well

as many of his co-defendants should be admissible.

Right.

So hopefully today is a good day.

And she determines that that evidence was

obtained unconstitutionally.

Whether we get a good or bad ruling,

this thing isn't going to end today.

Yeah.

Unfortunately, we're going to have to set another date.

O.K.

And probably a trial date, and probably

a pretrial date, which allows us to continue negotiations

with the assistant district attorney in their office.

O.K.

Hopefully get a good — an amicable resolution —

Yes.

— to the case.

And hopefully a fast resolution.

Because I know this has been going on for so long —

Yes.

— with your families.

So let's walk on up together.

And if you have any questions, again, just, you know,

let me know, O.K.?

O.K.

All right, let's go.

Good morning.

Good morning.

How do I see myself?

Attractive.

Beautiful.

Glamorous.

Having a happy glow off of me.

With a cathedral train.

Lots of lace.

Detail.

Pearls, diamonds everywhere.

I want to be able to say I feel happy.

I'm beautiful in this dress.

I'm sexy in this dress.

I want to be able to smile.

Well, I was coming here to tell you Saturday me and Desmond

getting married.

[mother] What?

[screaming] Girl, why you marrying a nigger in jail?

What is it about fucking Desmond that you got to marry

fucking Desmond in jail?

[grandmother] Kim, stop.

Please stop the hollering.

You can through it better than your —

[mother] Why, she just said she's marrying Desmond in jail.

[grandmother] What?

Tell me that again?

[mother] She just said she's marrying Desmond Saturday

in fucking jail.

[grandmother] That's true?

My heart is sad.

For what?

Because I love him.

[mother, screaming] Because you love him?

[grandmother] Kimberly.

[mother, shouting] That's all?

If he was a real man, he'll tell you, Alone,

I'mma see you when I get out of here.

Instead, you're trying to help him.

You can't even help your children and yourself,

trying to help fucking Desmond.

Desmond's got family.

Come on, Alone.

[grandmother] You got so much going for you.

Why?

You know, love is —

[mother] I don't have nothing against nobody incarcerated.

Shit happens to people. Life.

I've dealt with that enough.

I saw that enough.

[grandmother] That's a bad decision.

What point is it?

What is it going to do for y'all?

What is it going to do for you?

[on cellphone] When I was living the way I was living,

I didn't even know me. Myself.

I hated myself.

I grew up with hatred in me for a long time.

Long time.

My teachers treated me bad —

I was quiet.

I was smart.

A really good kid.

Hurt me like that.

Then I became a bad child.

My life so fucked then on out.

Every year.

Every year since I became a class clown.

Fighting.

Lying.

Doing what I wanted to do.

I don't want to be without you.

Yes, thank you for calling Cash Cow, where we say yes.

This is Aloné.

May I help you?

OK, we offer payday, which is due back on your next payday.

We offer title only if you have a clear free title

to your vehicle.

You can get a title loan on that.

If you're looking for a personal loan, we don't do that.

That would be a finance company.

You're welcome, no problem.

Without my mother's blessings it was like God's intervention.

Because on Saturday I was told the warden denied our request

for a ceremony.

And I thought… now I have time to think.

This system breaks you apart.

It is designed, just like slavery, to tear you apart.

And instead of using the whip, they use mother time.

They use hardships.

They may not hang you from the tree.

But the experience itself is just

like when they used to hang people, but barely

hang them and leave their feet just tiptoeing around

in the mud, so that they're constantly on their tiptoes

fighting for their life.

That is a daily experience when you are an incarcerated family.

You are hanging on by a rope, tiptoeing in the mud.

Just trying to get enough solid dirt

under your feet to still live.

I keep thinking to myself, what would it mean

to marry someone behind bars?

What would it look like?

Ten years of waving between bars, gates, courtrooms and lawyers?

I go to bed at night holding myself.

Not feeling that body heat.

Not getting that human contact.

I have dreams that they are letting him out.

And then I wake up, smiling but still sad.

Still alone.

Still in limbo.

And maybe that's how it's going to be for now.

Held by time.

Connected by love, and love alone.

Who we have become now, by the power of God, kept us strong

and hate-free, babe.

I love you, babe.

You are my forevermore. My wife.

Forever.

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2019 Jaguar I-Pace First Drive | Review | Edmunds - Duration: 9:07.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

CARLOS LAGO: That right there is Jaguar's

first electric vehicle.

It's called the I-PACE.

And with a starting price of around $70,000,

it's going to have some tough competition

from a little company in California called Tesla.

But with nearly 400 horsepower and over 500 pound feet

of torque, this I-PACE could be a very exciting car to drive.

We've come to Portugal to find out just how exciting.

Let's take a quick look at the exterior of the I-PACE What

I like about this from the outset

is that it's an attractive EV.

For the longest time, automakers keep

thinking that electric vehicles have to look like nerd mobiles.

Fortunately, this doesn't look striking.

It looks good but also looks indifferent.

Crucial to that is these 22-inch wheels.

These are optional, and they're super tall,

although they may not look like it, given how large these wheel

wells are.

They're skinny too.

And that's going to help a little bit with efficiency.

But pay attention to the carbon fiber

inserts in the metal here.

And that's to reinforce the sportiness

that Jaguar likes to imbue in all of its vehicles.

When it comes to the overall size and proportion

of the I-PACE, it's similar to that of a compact luxury

SUV, not unlike the F-PACE.

It's a little bit different though.

It's shorter in height and a wider,

even though it's the same length as those kind of vehicles.

And that helps it give it a sportier look.

Also too, the wheels are pushed further

to the edges of the vehicle, because they can do that when

you don't have to worry about where you're placing a gasoline

engine.

At the floor is a 90 kilowatt-hour battery pack

that feeds two electric motors.

One between the front wheels, and the other on the rear.

That makes the eyepiece all-wheel drive,

though, there's no mechanical connection between the two

axles.

One of the things that's hard to answer

is whether this is a car or an SUV.

It's kind of a mixture of both design elements.

And that helps it with some functionality,

although you can't expect to tow a boat with it either.

Doesn't really matter though.

It hasn't for the Tesla Model X, which

is kind of between an SUV and a minivan.

And that thing's enjoyed plenty of success.

What matters, though, is how this drives.

Behind the wheel of the I-PACE, first impressions are strong.

Like many electric vehicles, as soon as you

dig into that accelerator, and you feel a satisfying amount

of power.

And that's because this thing has over 500-pound feet

of torque that arrives instantaneously the moment you

touch the accelerator.

We have to call it an accelerator because it's

no longer a gas pedal.

But when you have a bit of opening in the road,

you can squeeze into it immediately.

You have very, very strong power that always feels good.

But that's a typical feature of electric vehicles.

When you come off the go pedal, you

get to a really aggressive regenerative braking.

That's when the motors are recuperating energy.

You can adjust how much they do that.

And in its most aggressive setting,

you can almost drive the I-PACE with one pedal

and only use the brake pedal when you really

need to stop quickly.

That feels good.

Jaguar's claiming a 0 to 60 time in 4 and 1/2 seconds.

It would be faster if this thing didn't weigh so much.

We're talking about 4,800 pounds with the base car.

With this option with a 22-inch wheels

and a couple other luxury features,

I'm betting it's going weigh closer to 5,000 pounds.

That's a lot of weight for a sporty vehicle,

though that's less than the larger but similarly-priced

Tesla Model X. But it's also what

you have to have if you need the range this thing offers.

Speaking of, you get about 240 miles on a full charge.

And that's good enough and comparable with modern EVs

you'll see elsewhere in the market.

A full charge will take about 13 hours-- something

you'd want to do overnight.

But as we're learning with EVs, you typically

only charge about 80, 90%.

So if you recharge only to about 80%,

Jaguar's claiming, that's going to take closer to 10 hours.

If you have access to a DC fast charger,

that 80% fill can take less than an hour and a half.

What I like about this is despite it being as heavy as it

is and despite riding on 22-inch wheels,

the steering feels very good.

It's nice and tight-- no not maybe, in terms of feel,

but in terms of accuracy.

I feel like I can easily guide this vehicle down the road.

The ride quality is kind of what you'd expect, given

the weight and the tire size.

You feel the bumps, and this is intended

to be a sportier vehicle.

So it's going to react a bit more firmly

to road impressions.

So the return is a general sportier

feeling that's satisfying and what Jaguar's

aiming to get out of the car.

Visibility is generally pretty strong,

with the exception of the rear window, which

is small and steeply raked.

And with the head rest up, it can impinge

on your view a little bit.

But generally the side view mirrors and the side glass

and the front windshield-- it's easy to see out of.

The dash extends seemingly quite a bit ahead of you.

So it can make trying to gauge where the front of the car is.

It takes a little bit of time to learn it.

You have a ton of headroom in this vehicle.

The roof is surprisingly high up.

And that's the result of this car's SUV style design

and proportions.

A lot of headroom-- good amount of shoulder and leg room.

And that same goes for the back seat.

So this should feel comfortable for a family around town.

And for me, I have a head up display that tells me my speed.

I have a digital gauge cluster that's pretty easy to read.

And I've got two screens here to control

entertainment navigation and seat controls and climate

control as well.

There's still some physical controls

which make operating the vehicle easy.

But when it comes to the touch sensitive stuff,

like adjusting some of the features on this lower

third screen, it can be a little frustrating

to kind of take your eyes off the road

and try to adjust those while you're driving.

Similar to the entertainment system,

though, it's powerful and carries a lot of features,

it can be a little slow.

I'm not sure if that's the result of processing power,

or the fact that they want to show off

the pretty graphics as the screen transitions

from one screen to the next.

The seats themselves are comfortable and supportive.

I feel like I'm could sit in this and drive this for as long

as the range will let me go.

But I think I'd have a pretty good time too.

Once you realize that they're driving

a number of electric vehicles, and even powerful ones

like this and various Tesla's, is

that they all drive similarly when you talk about how they

accelerate and how they break.

Gasoline engines have so much personality

in the way they sound and in the way

they deliver power and the vibrations

they make through the vehicle that when you don't have it,

you realize how much of an impact

they had on the driving experience.

Jaguars trying to deliver a similar experience.

They have an active sound generator

that when you put in its most dynamic setting,

it will actually give you a little bit of fake engine

noise.

Let's turn it on right now.

When I switched over to that dynamic

and roll on the go pedal, you'll hear

what sounds like a mixture of a gasoline engine

and something else that's kind of spaceshipy.

Let's do it right now.

[ENGINE SOUNDS]

It's an interesting sound.

There's some low-end thrum-- some low frequency thrum

that's like a four-cylinder or--

more like a four-cylinder than not and also

is high-frequency pitch.

That's interesting.

A lot of the stuff there is fake.

It's generated through sound designs from the stereo.

But it does attempt to give some personality to an otherwise,

powerful, just another powerful EV.

I like the idea.

And the sound is just modest enough-- just minor enough

where it's not overbearing.

It's not obnoxious.

It's not obvious to most people that it's fake,

I would imagine.

If you know what you're looking for, if you're driving,

you could tell.

But when you roll it back to calm, how Jaguar describes it,

and you just cruise along, you do hear a bit of noise

from the electric motors-- some of that high-pitched chatter

that isn't too unlike what you would

hear from the Jetsons' car.

The driving sensation's just like an all-wheel drive

car that can accelerate very quickly.

When you find some corners, you know, this thing

is not a sports car.

It's not going to behave like one.

But it does have a certain enthusiasm that feels nice.

That driving enthusiasm-- the enjoyable acceleration

and handling-- is exactly what you'd expect from a Jaguar,

regardless of whether it's electric or not.

And that may be the I-PACE's biggest success

that it still represents the history

and relevance of its brand while bringing it to the future.

Like the Tesla's before it, the I-PACE

is yet another step in a paradigm

shift for the automotive landscape

at large but for Jaguar too.

We'll, of course, have to one in the United States

and drive it on our roads and do our intermittent testing

to give a full analysis.

But the outset, it looks like Jaguar's

been very clever, delivering a very strong, stylish,

and standout luxury EV.

If you like what you saw, keep it tuned right here

and be sure to visit Edmunds.com.

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NIXTAMALIZATION - How to make fresh MASA from Corn - Duration: 11:59.

A huge welcome to Steve's kitchen, this is going to be a wordy one, a lengthy one

trust me, I'm so passionate about masa and the nixtamalization process. It's

going to come across, so if you're not into this you may not enjoy it and if

you're fascinated as I am you are going to enjoy it because basically masa is

that cornerstone, it's the quintessential ingredient in Mexican cooking. I think

Masa and Mole are probably the two things that make Mexican food so very

unique and I think most of my Mexican friends would agree with this, I mean you

don't have your tamales, atole, you don't have that without masa.

In fact tamales comes from the word nixtamalization, so I'm going to be showing

you how to take your corn and Nixtamalize it. Now forgive me for taking

so long, we have tested and tested the process of making nixtamalized corn and it's been difficult finding some of the ingredients

so I'll give you some tips on that a little bit later on.

It's also been complicated working out how to grind the corn down to a perfect

masa. We have tried blenders, we've tried on a

grain mill that I have that didn't really work, we've done it through the

meat grinder on the finest settings, that didn't work. Eventually we found that, I

also tried a mortar and pestle well that was just too long-winded and

complicated. Eventually we found a good food processor will give you pretty good

masa, it puts a lot of stress so you do need a very good food processor. I

haven't got one with me when I was traveling. So what I decided to do was to

order this absolute beauty from the USA. This is a corn mill, they're made by Corona

or Victoria. Most of the older Mexican families will know these, they had them

in the house and this is perfect for making masa. I'll do an unboxing of this

later on, unfortunately the box came pretty battered and there was a few

little bits that were damaged inside which is a bit of a shame but it's still

very functional and it's a beautiful machine and it makes really, really good

masa. Yes it's a little bit long winded but it produces great masa and

I don't think actually the process of making it is that difficult, if you're

doing it daily or weekly, it's a lot of fun and Masa does freeze by the way, so

if you make it in in bulk, you can always take your beautiful fresh masa and

store it. The next complicated thing is that I couldn't get the white corn

that's often used for masa in Mexico but they do use the yellow corn as well and

this is just a simple yellow corn and I found this tastes really delicious. So

contrary to what a lot of people told me you can't use it, doesn't work as well as

the white corn, this yellow corn does and this is just a sort of corn they use for

farm feed and things like that, make sure it's food grade suitable for eating.

You're going to need this corn, it's the only real ingredients apart from water

and another product that's quite difficult to get, which is calcium

hydroxide, often known as pickling lime. You can buy this on Amazon, I'll put a

link down below. It's called pickling lime, it's used for making pickles.

Calcium hydroxide is highly alkaline, it's a little bit caustic so you do have

to be careful, don't go breathing this stuff in but we're going to be using

this to nixtamalize our corn. What is nixtamalization? Well it's a process

where a highly alkaline liquid solution basically changes the structure of the

corn to make a lot more digestible. It brings out some of the natural enzymes

in the corn that makes it healthy. I told you this was going to be wordy.

The Europeans, originally when they started bringing corn in from South

America to Europe, some countries bought the corn in but they didn't bring in the

nixtamalization process and what that meant was as they became more

dependent on corn, they weren't getting the nutritious goodness and some

countries had some really.... periods of time when when the whole population

became very sick because without nixtamalizing your corn there's no

real nutritional value in corn, so really important step.

How it was discovered, we're not really sure, nobody fully understands whether

many years ago nixtamalization was discovered, if you if you actually take

wood ash from a fire and add it into water you get the same sort of process as

this, it will, it will give you a very high caustic content. So maybe it

happened by accident and you can still do that, actually a lot of people still

can use burnt wood or burnt seashells to get calcium hydroxide or or a similar

sort of product which will nixtamalize your corn. So you can see I'm

really fascinated by this and the process and I'll explain to you as we go

along. What I'm going to do today is, I'm going to take two cups of my yellow corn

and I'm going to explain to you how to nixtamalize this

and then we're going to make some of the most delicious masa and as I said there

are so many dishes that work with masa. We in the West tend to substitute corn

with wheat in many of the dishes and it really doesn't taste the same. Once you

nixtamalize corn it becomes really buttery, really delicious, you can smell it during the process. So let's get

on and make some nixtamalized corn.

Now I'm going to work with a couple of cups, that's about a pound, four hundred and

fifty grams, of my beautiful yellow corn. Now if you can get the blue or the white

corn go for it, it's all about experimenting with what you can get but

the yellow works just fine. I have a pan here, I've got about two cups of corn so

I'm going with six cups of water and I just put this corn into the water and

into the water I'm going to put about half a tablespoon of my pickling lime. Now be

a little careful with that pickling lime, it is a little bit caustic, so you don't

want to be breathing in the powder. I've got to take this over to the stove now

and we're going to bring this up to a boil I want you to watch how the corn color

changes as it heats up. Now I'm just dissolving the lime into the warming

water, what I wanted to show you is how the alkalinity of the water changes

greatly the color. I hope it shows here on the camera, it's gone to a really rich

buttery yellow and the smell coming off the corn is rich and buttery. I'm just

going to dip a piece of litmus paper into the alkaline water so we can take a

reading and you can see that it's coming in around about 12 to 13. So that's a

fairly high alkaline content in the water. Now when the water comes up to a

simmer like that I want us to continue to boil this for 10 minutes and then

we'll turn the heat off. Now many of you might find this interesting, I know I did.

I'm just going to take a control sample 1/4 cup of corn and I'm just going to

add some water in the pan and bring it to a boil. Now you will notice that the

color doesn't change anywhere near as much as it does in the alkaline water

and you'll have to take my word for it, there isn't that rich buttery smell

coming off the corn either. Now we can just do a litmus paper test, if we dip

that into the water, as you would expect it's coming up at 7, which is neutral. Now

you don't need to boil that for any longer than 10 minutes, when it's

completed I'm just going to pop a lid on. So now we needed some patience we're

going to leave this for at least 8 hours overnight, it can go a little bit longer,

12-14 hours is perfectly fine and then we can start to process this corn into a

perfectly beautiful masa. So the following morning the lime has continued

to affect the corn. You can see it's still this lovely rich

buttery color, don't be tempted to put your hands into the lime water, it's

pretty caustic, it can burn a little bit. Now I've added a lot of water into the

pot and now you can get your hands in there and we just want to rinse this

through, until we've got rid of all of the lime .What you need to do is rub the

corn together and you'll see the outer skins of the corn are starting to come off.

So just continue to rub the corn together, the skins will float in the

water and then we can just pour them away. Now you want to continue to do this

until most the skins are gone, you don't have to be particularly picky about this,

we haven't got to get rid of a hundred percent. Now with the corn rinsed and

most of the skins removed we've got this beautiful clean and fresh corn and it's

no longer in an alkaline solution, so it's quite safe to handle. Now if you

look at a piece of corn that's been actually soaking overnight you can

actually put your nail into it and break it open.

It's almost soft enough to break just under the pressure of your fingers. So

now it's time for us to get and make masa. Now I've set up my grain mill, as

I said before it does actually work really well in the food processor, you

need to have a fairly strong food processor. This mill here will actually

clamp onto a table or a work counter, it's got a little silicon pad to protect

it. Once we place the hopper on the top, we're going to start to pour the corn in

and crank the handle. Now I've set the mill wheel to its tightest setting, so

I'll get a very fine masa on the first pass. You really don't want to be

putting the masa through a second time. It's ideal if you get the perfect

consistency in one pass. Now ordinarily you'd have the guard on here, that would

stop the masa that's coming out through the top from just falling all

over the place. I'm going to leave the guard cover off so we can see what's

going on and you can feel straightaway that's already turning into a beautiful

masa dough. You want to make sure it's going through fine enough that you can

use this as a dough. It's a little bit dry so I'm going to add a splash of

water in here now. I think what I love about this particular grinder is

it doesn't take that long to go through this whole pound of corn.

So it's not that complicated, not that difficult and if your arms get

tired, you can always change hands. Now sometimes I'll just use a wooden spoon

to encourage the corn down into the hopper. So very quickly we've ended up

with all this beautiful masa. Now if it feels just a little bit dry, you can add

a splash of water, don't add too much, you'd be surprised how quickly it gets

too wet but what we're looking for is this gorgeous soft and very smooth masa.

Now I think it's quite interesting to note that we now have seven hundred and

sixty grams, that's about one point six pounds of masa from about 450 grams,

that is one pound of grain. So the moisture that's absorbed during the

cooking process and the grinding process gives us quite a bit more dough than we

started with. Over the next few episodes of Steve's

kitchen we're going to be putting this masa to some really fascinating use.

Even some things that maybe my Mexican friends will not have realized you can

do with this delicious rich and buttery masa dough. So I hope you're going to

join me for that because like I say masa is basically the foundation of Mexican

cooking and if you've not had it before it's worth the effort, trust me. It isn't a

lot of work to make homemade fresh masa and the payoffs, well they're tenfold. So

with that said, we've made our fresh masa and I'll see you very shortly for

another episode of Steve's kitchen. Be good, see you then.

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Hey Tammy Kabell with Career Resume Consulting and today I'd like to talk

about how to get a job created for you from scratch. Meaning, didn't exist

before and you actually talked yourself into something that would be absolutely

perfect because it uses all of your strengths. So that's what we're going to

talk about today and I actually made a quick diagram to explain how you get

into that hidden job market that you always hear about. You don't even know what it

is. You don't know how to get to it unless you actually like know

somebody who can get you and make an introduction for you into a job or into

a hiring manager. So I want to talk about how to get a job created for you from

scratch. Reason being that a surprising number of our clients get jobs created

for them. It happens all the time actually and it's because of timing. So

let me show you the diagram that I put together for you today. So I'd quickly

like to go over this pretty rudimentary diagram of how you get into the hidden

job market and when you think about the hidden job market it's really any kind

of creation of a position or filling of a position where it's not posted online.

So when you think about the timeline of what happens in a cycle of from the

beginning of a pain point to the actual hiring there's a lot of months that

happen that for instance between the pain point actually happening and the

identification of the pain point and then there's a few months that go by

before they decide to actually hire and this is going to be

the decision maker or the hiring manager and then it takes time for the hiring

manager to coordinate with HR and all of the other stakeholders and actually take

an action to hire and then there's a few weeks that HR works on it in order to

create a public posting and then it ends up in about 2 to 16 weeks of a public

hiring taking place. So when you look at this diagram and feel free to pause the

video and really look at this in detail. What you're talking about

in getting into the hidden job market is really nothing more than approaching a

decision maker between the time that there is a pain point that develops and

then the public posting so there's a lot of months there that go by that you can

get into talking with a decision maker prior to there being lots of competitors

so again pause this if you have if you want to look into it in more detail

now you're probably wondering, okay, how do I do that? Well I'll give you one

secret and and that is you can use LinkedIn. A lot of things are happening

on LinkedIn. As a matter of fact the latest numbers that I've seen are

seventy five percent of employers and ninety-four percent of recruiters use

LinkedIn as their exclusive form of finding their next executive talent. In

other words you've got to have a great robust LinkedIn profile in order to be

seen by executive recruiters and and even hiring managers and by hiring

managers I mean decision makers people that could actually create a position

because they're looking for somebody like you. You've got to be seen so you've

got to have a robust LinkedIn profile. That's the first thing but you can

proactively do a search on LinkedIn for the type of company that you want to

work for, the type of hiring manager or or decision maker that you would be

looking for. In other words the person that would be your boss inside the type

of company that you would want to work for. Now we actually have a program where

we've got this on somewhat of an autopilot where it actually connects

with up to hundreds of people even per day and so you can really build a large

database or a large connection network of hiring managers decision-makers in a

short amount of time. If you're interested in that I will

leave all of our contact information at the description and also in the first

part of the comments. So feel free to reach out to me or our our main line and

and I can have a coach talk to you personally about that service. But

it's something that you can also do by yourself if you wanted to try it out by

yourself. But keep in mind you have to have a great message

online, in other words, on your LinkedIn profile. If you're gonna try to connect

with someone you've got to be attractive to them from the very beginning that

very first glance that they look at you and they spend a couple of seconds

looking at your picture, your beautiful picture, your name and then your job

title underneath. Now what I recommend to do in order to capture their attention,

change that job title to a value proposition statement. You can do this

even if you are fully employed right now and what I mean by a value proposition

statement is, instead of Director of Operations, perhaps it's saving market

leading companies millions of dollars per year through smart process

improvement. Maybe that's what you're known for as a director of operations or

a VP of Operations even. So think about going back to positioning yourself, think

about how you would position yourself at a first glance with someone and what

would you say to them if you had one sentence to sum up what you do better

than anyone else. So put that on your LinkedIn profile. I think you will find

that you will get more attention from the hidden job market and when you're

going after the hidden job market proactively you'll get more attention as

well. Alright, I hope this has helped you and if you like what you heard

consider subscribing. If you loved what you heard give me a thumbs up I'd love

to see those and of course I would love to hear about your success if you use

this technique and it works for you because it's worked for our clients

hundreds of clients actually over the past ten years

a few thousand clients and they've they've done really well. So please try

to use this I think you'll find that it will do well for you even if you're

looking for a less than a six-figure job or it will it will work in any kind of

position and so if you have any questions put them in the comment

section below and I will talk to you soon. Have a

wonderful week and take care, thanks, bye now.

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TIME - Success Motivational Video - Duration: 3:59.

In high school I had a math teacher that put life into perspective for me.

Something I can almost guarentee he wasn't even intending to do.

He reminded my graduating class: "No matter how fixated you get with the numbers (money),

the most valuable thing in your life is your time."

At that point I just found it ironic that a math teacher, where the majority of the

cirriculum was comprised of formulas the average person will never use again once they graduate,

would remind us that time was valuable.

However, the more I thought about it the more it made sense.

I remember being a kid, always hating being a kid.

Wishing I didn't have to go to school.

Always wishing time could pass quicker so I could grow up and get my license, live on

my own and do all the things I was unable to do as a child.

But I found once I reached adulthood, sure I could drive.

I could get my own place, I could go to bars.

But it seemed time started moving a lot quicker.

Next thing you know, you're in your twenties and it feels like just a few years ago when

you were still in high school.

But for me personally, it's been seven years.

And that right there is a scary thought.

Now maybe it's been less for you.

Maybe more.

But I've got good news, and bad news.

Bad news is, that time is gone.

Think back to that period of time and think about what you accomplished.

Was it worth the amount of time spent?

If it wasn't, that's where the good news comes in.

You're not dead yet.

Sounds like I'm being a smart ass, but I'm really not.

Everybody knows how much time they've lived.

But nobody knows how much time they have left.

Don't let life short change you.

Don't allow what could very well be the last days, months and years of your life be wasted

by sitting at home scrolling through instagram, looking at what everybody else is doing, instead

of doing something yourself.

Some days it feels like the best thing for you is to relax, and that's fine.

But if every day is like that, what are you resting from?

What's got you so tired that you're willing to use up what could be your last day alive?

You could spend your days living vicariously through your friends and celebrities, or you

can join the.

Time has a subjective value.

If we let others appraise our time, we'll never get from it what we should.

But we're in charge of our life.

We're in charge of our time.

If I asked you how much your life is worth, you'd tell me it's priceless.

Yet you're content with staying at a job that pays you $10 an hour your entire life.

Just like people living paycheck to paycheck.

Maybe they get two grand in the bank.

They go on Amazon, spend $40.

"Ah that's not bad."

Then go get take out, $20.

Then they go to 7/11 after work, $10.

Take out again, too lazy to get groceries.

"Oh Best Buy has a sale going on."

Next thing you know, your money's gone and you have no idea how it happened.

Because all we see are the small increments and assume it's nothing.

But it adds up and we never understand the impact of that until everything we have is

gone.

And that's no knock on people working for minimum wage.

How else do you get work experience than to start at the bottom.

Or maybe it's just for supplemental income to help your spouse.

But the point is, life will treat you as cheaply as you allow it to.

I'm here, some guy you don't even know, telling you that your life is worth more than you're

accepting for it.

And if I think that, you better know that and live each day with that in mind.

Your time is what gives you everything.

Your career, your vacation, your significant other, your kids, your house, your car and

the list goes on.

Or your time can give you nothing.

There are no pauses, the clock never stops.

It keeps moving, whether you move with it or not.

There's no hiding from time, so embrace it.

Make it the most valuable thing you have.

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Premiere Pro CC Proxy Workflow Tutorial | 60 FPS Slow Motion Interpreted Footage FIX - Duration: 4:20.

What's Up Guys,

Chris Ford here, and today I want to talk about using Proxies in Adobe Premiere Pro

CC, specifically with 60 FPS slow motion footage.

This video assumes you already know how proxies work so we skip right to the problem with

slow motion and the work around to solve it.

When importing clips, Instead of using the Ingest settings, turn it off and bring in

your 60 fps footage a traditional way so that no proxies are created.

Imported like Art Vandalay.

Your footage is now in the project at regular speed, so let's change that.

Select all the files, right click, modify, interpret footage and assume the frame rate

of the project you are working in, in this case 29.97 fps to convert all the clips to

slow motion.

Now that the files are slow-mo, and not before, we can create the proxies for them by selecting

all the files, right click, proxy, create proxies.

And A pop up window will open where you can select the proxy settings and storage folder

location, so do that and click OK.

At this point Adobe Media Encoder should automatically open and start queuing up your clips.

Immediately scroll to the top area and hang out by the red stop button.

As soon as the button becomes clickable, which happens when all the files are queued and

it begins the processing, click it and then click NO in the popup window to stop the process

entirely.

We do this because if we don't, encoder will create proxies from all our clips, Yay!

BUT encoder is stupid, it will create regular speed proxies for slow motion clips and ruin

our lives.

But don't worry, we stopped it.

Now look at the first clip in line.

If you cancelled right away as instructed, it will say so, and all the other clips will

say Ready.

Make the first clip ready again, by right clicking and clicking reset.

Now Note to yourself here that there is a problem here we will fix at the end.

It is time to teach the dumb software about slow motion, so select all of the queue, right

click, interpret footage and now for a 2nd time we will assume the proper project frame

rate, and click ok.

Now our queue is ready to go, so click the green play button to begin the creation of

the proper slow motion proxies.

This can take some time, so while you are waiting, subscribe to Fire Toga, follow us

on social media and leave a comment if you enjoyed this video.

When all the green check marks are there, all your proxies are completed.

But we have to fix a small problem we created when we originally cancelled that first proxy,

so scroll up and note the filename of that first clip, in this case its the walking bridge

clip.

What happened was, when we cancelled, it actually still created a incomplete walking bridge

proxy.

And when I reset it, it started a new full clip, but because it was 2nd it did NOT link

it in premiere, and I am still connected to the incomplete version.

We need to connect it to the proper proxie!

So bring Premiere back up, and in the project window find that walking bridge clip..

Right Click.

Proxy.

Attach proxies.

Click on attach to open the explorer.

And then find the most recent and largest file size version of that walking bridge clip

in your proxy folder, probably with an underscore 1 next to it.

Doulbe click the correct clip and now you have a complete error free proxy slow motion

project.

Thanks for watching!

You probably already liked and subscribed earlier in the video but if not now is your

chance!

Be sure to leave a comment if you have any questions about what we covered.

And take a look at some of our other videos on the channel.

Thanks again for watching!

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✅ VIDEO – Mamoudou Gassama, le héros qui a sauvé un enfant, très ému après son tête à tête avec Emma - Duration: 1:50.

Un acte héroïque. Samedi 26 mai, Mamoudou Gassama n'a pas hésité à monter un immeuble situé dans le 18e arrondissement de Paris à mains nues pour sauver un enfant âgé de 4 ans suspendu dans le vide

Pour le féliciter de cet acte de bravoure, le président de la République l'a invité à l'Elysée

Le jeune homme de 22 ans est un sans-papiers originaire du Mali, arrivé en France en septembre dernier

« Je lui ai annoncé qu'en reconnaissance de cet acte héroïque il allait être régularisé dans les plus brefs délais, et que la brigade des sapeurs-pompiers de Paris était prête à l'accueillir" a annoncé Emmanuel Macron sur sa page Facebook et Twitter avant d'ajouter :  »Je l'ai également invité à déposer une demande de naturalisation

Car la France est une volonté, et M. GASSAMA a démontré avec engagement qu'il l'avait ! " Emmanuel Macron a également remis une médaille à Mamoudou Gassama ainsi qu'un document très symbolique intitulé « acte de bravoure et de dévouement »

"Ça me fait plaisir, c'est la première fois que je reçois un tel trophée. Je suis très heureux" a confié ému, celui qui a été surnommé Spiderman par les internautes

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✅ Ryan Reynolds heureux avec Blake Lively : le secret d'un mariage qui dure - Duration: 3:43.

Dans une interview accordée à Télé Star, l'acteur Ryan Reynolds revient sur le succès de son dernier film, Deadpool 2 et explique comment, avec son épouse Blake Lively, ils conservent un mariage heureux

On ne cesse de répéter qu'il n'y a pas de secret miracle pour faire fonctionner un mariage. Il se dit plutôt que chaque couple doit trouver son équilibre et sa façon de fonctionner

C'est peut-être encore plus vrai dans le milieu du cinéma. À Hollywood, les couples se font et se défont à une vitesse grand V

Rares sont les couples qui perdurent dans une relation heureuse. Ryan Reynolds et Blake Lively semblent faire partie de ces chanceux

L'acteur américain, en pleine tournée promotionnelle pour son film Deadpool 2, s'est confié sur son couple pour le magazine Télé Star

⋙ Ryan Reynolds sous le choc : une cascadeuse meurt durant le tournage de Deadpool 2Pour lui, une seule recette : ne jamais oublier que sa famille est sa priorité

Ainsi, Ryan Reynolds et Blake Lively, tous deux acteurs, organisent leur vie en fonction de leur vie de famille et de leurs deux filles, James, trois ans et Inez, un an

« Je crois que notre mariage fonctionne bien car nous avons les mêmes priorités. Nous souhaitons passer le plus de temps possible ensemble

Dès le début de notre union, nous avons pris la décision d'essayer de ne jamais nous séparer plus d'une semaine. Nous organisons en permanence nos projets de films en fonction de notre famille afin de rester ensemble », explique Ryan Reynolds à Télé Star

Et l'acteur d'ajouter : « Ma femme et mes enfants sont mon équilibre ». Lorsqu'ils doivent être séparés, Blake Lively et Ryan Reynolds ont leurs petites astuces pour ne pas perdre trop du précieux temps qu'ils pourraient passer ensemble

Ainsi, toute la petite famille fait régulièrement le déplacement sur les plateaux de tournage. « Elles viennent sur mes tournages et je fais la même chose lorsque Blake tourne un film

Nous ne tournons presque jamais en même temps. C'est un vrai challenge, mais nous faisons en sorte de nous déplacer tous les quatre ensemble sur les tournages de nos films », détaille-t-il encore

⋙ PHOTO Ryan Reynolds se moque de l'horrible look de Blake Lively sur son dernier tournage et c'est hilarantEt pour tous ceux qui ont été angoissés d'avoir vu Blake Lively totalement supprimer son mari de ses réseaux sociaux, pas de panique

Ryan Reynolds a une explication toute simple, même s'il reconnaît avoir été lui-même très surpris sur le coup. « Je voyageais à l'étranger lorsque cela s'est passé et je peux vous dire que j'ai eu la peur de ma vie ! Je sais qu'il n'est pas facile de plaire constamment à Blake, mais j'ai cru que j'avais fait quelque chose de terrible (…) Elle ne supportait tout simplement plus toute cette promotion autour de Deadpool 2 et voulait mettre en valeur son film A Simple Favor », révèle-t-il

En somme, tout va pour le mieux dans le meilleur des mondes.

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How Giants' $15M afterthought is fitting into the O-line - News Today - Duration: 5:11.

Sometimes, nothing else needs to be conveyed. "Yeah, I mean, I feel like the expectations have been clear and they've been set,'' Patrick Omameh said recently

As one of the new pieces inserted into the offensive-line puzzle, Omameh was not given a crash course documenting just how badly the line regressed last season

There are many, many reasons the Giants plummeted to 3-13, but a case can be made — and had been made — that the complete disintegration of the offensive line was the main culprit

As a result, there will be three new starters on the line and a fourth player, Ereck Flowers, is moving from left to right tackle in what is a near-complete overhaul

"To a man, everybody who is in that O-line room and everybody that's going to be on that field playing offensive line, we understand what the job is and we feel that we'll be fully capable of getting that job done,'' Omameh said

As free-agent additions go, Omameh signing a three-year, $15 million contract ($5

5 million guaranteed) was oh-by-the-way news in mid-March, coming a day after the Giants lured in left tackle Nate Solder with a $62 million deal

Omameh was brought in to start and this spring he is working with the first team, lining up at right guard, with Flowers to his right and center Brett Jones to his left

John Greco, a 10-year veteran (mostly with the Browns) brought in midway through last season mainly to watch, has worked as the starting left guard, alongside Solder

Rookie Will Hernandez, the highly touted second-round pick, is the second-unit left guard, although he has received snaps with the starters

Keeping Hernandez behind Greco is likely a decorum move by the coaching staff, not giving Hernandez too much too soon, making sure he earns his spot with the first unit

How the offensive line shakes out in the spring is not necessarily how it turns out in the summer and into the regular season

"There's a few guys who are experiencing things for the first time, the same way I am

And if anything, it's just made it easier for guys to assimilate,'' Omameh said. "Everybody's on even footing and everybody's helping everybody else out

So, I guess all the guys really feel like we're all in this together. There's nobody who's like an outsider trying to phase in

Everybody's jumping in this head-first together and trying to put the work in to get the product we want on the field

'' The Giants tried to land guard Andrew Norwell in free agency, but he opted to sign with the Jaguars, with the Giants immediately pivoting to Solder

Norwell's arrival made Omameh, 28, expendable in Jacksonville. He was undrafted out of Michigan and has started NFL games for the Buccaneers, Bears and Jaguars

He looks the part at 6-foot-4 and 327 pounds, and he should be athletic enough to get down the field on screen passes, which figures to be a hefty part of Pat Shurmur's offensive approach with rookie Saquon Barkley at running back

Omameh has more experience on the left side — he started 13 games there in 2017. Interestingly, the Giants moved him to the right side, allowing Hernandez to embark on his NFL career in a comfort zone at left guard, where he started all 49 games in his college career at Texas-El Paso

"You know, the transition is honestly [easy] because I have some background playing on the right side,'' Omameh said

"It's not completely starting from scratch. A few things that you need to get back that just comes with repetitions, but it's just a situation where the more you can do for the team, whatever I'm able to do, I'll jump out there and do it

'' Flowers stayed away from the first month of the offseason program. but he has been on the field for the organized team activity practices

This time is vital for him, not only acclimating to a new side of the line but also learning to play in conjunction with Omameh on what will be a brand-new right side of the Giants' line

"I mean, it's huge,'' Omameh said. "The development of that chemistry is something that comes with familiarity, it comes with repetition

And being able to have the opportunity to work on that physically together in the same place, there's no better way to do it

So, it's huge being able to do that."

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Cocina M • Morelia en Boca 2018 - Duration: 3:41.

What is Morelia en Boca?

It is a very important platform that has opened many doors, possibilities, probabilities,

not only estate wide

but nation wide as well.

Why choose Uruapan for a dinner?

It is a special place with its own beauty.

We are showing Uruapan.

What is the Charanda?

It is a hard liquor, a "Rum"

that for many years unfortunately was not appreciated,

but now, they have a really extraordinary product.

which by the way is of denomination of origin of this area

How is working with a guest chef?

It's a very nice experience, it's super refreshing to have new people in the kitchen.

Suddenly you already have your team and you are coupling each other,

we work day by day always together,

and having new people arrive with new ideas,

you always learn a lot, they always energize you,

gives you another perspective of several things,

it is enriching in few words.

How many people attended dinner tonight?

We served dinner for 110 diners

What was the theme of this year's banquet?

The theme was Squares and Markets "Plazas y Mercados el tema de Morelia en Boca,

and we tried to conjugate several things,

many of the ingredients are definitely not found in a market in Uruapan,

but it was a nice touch to bring new ingredients

to the public that we have,

offering different things and at the same time combine them with ingredients

you can find every day.

What was special about today?

Each dish and each ingredient was thought special for tonight,

and I believe that a very interesting dinner was achieved

with the combination of different elements

and flavors as well.

What would you say to someone who has not yet visited Cocina M?

That they give us the opportunity to get to know each other, to taste our food,

to serve them, come and live the experience we are offering in Cocina M

What brought you to Cocina M?

I met Marino and Mariana in Mexico City at a gastronomic festival,

and simply the proposal they had, the depth of the flavors of Mariana's cuisine,

caught my attention. They seemed to me very genuine flavors,

a very daring proposal and I wanted to come and contribute my bit,

to share, learn, and to have fun with them.

What were the main ingredients tonight?

Well, in the case of the creations that I brought,

I chose the cotija cheese,

I chose the charales...

and the quince jelly.

Based on those three products, specifically from Michoacan

I got inspired to create three different dishes.

What do you think about the theme of this year's festival?

I love going to the markets, and the one here particularly

seemed incredible for its diversity,

for its range of colors and flavors,

each market stall has different products,

that I found extremely entertaining to see

and so nice for the people that lives here

if I lived here in Uruapan I would live there,

I would do all my purchases there.

What experiences does the festival leaves on you?

The nobility of its people

and the quality of its product

for me is also the most coarse estates

in matter of raw material and quality of it.

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PACKING TIPS for Lolita! ~How I packed for 12-day trip to Europe - Duration: 7:26.

Hello, welcome back!

Today I want to share with you

a few tips on how to pack Lolita when traveling

First of all, you need to decide what to wear

I would lay everything out like this and plan the coordinates

The most important thing is

to pick items that can be used multiple times

For example, every cardigan I brought can be worn with at least two dresses

Europe in early summer can be quite unpredictable

So I brought two blouses that go with everything

This VM one is more classic

This one is from Taobao, it's has more ruffles

In order to do this, you need to stick to one style

For example, if you want to wear sweet AND classic

Then you'll have to bring two sets of accessories

that are not interchangeable at all

Another thing is to choose the color scheme

For example, the coords that I planned are basically in

blue, pink and brown

This allows you to bring less bag and shoes, which take quite a lot of space

My go-to lolita travel bags

are the white round bag from Leur Getter, and MILK gold heart bag

What they have in common are: their colors go with everything

They are also very light in themselves, and can fit in a lot of stuffs

and can be squeezed

I'm also very extra in that I'll plan my coords to match the places that I visit

Yes, even to the point of using Excel

Europe is actually easier in that regard, because you know,

Europe looks... Europe

But Japan, for example

can look very different depends on where you go

So I did a lot more planning to make sure that my outfit always went well with the background

But no matter where you go, for some specific destinations,

there is this one dress that you just have to wear

Like this one from Mary Magdalene

It's called Antoinette Fleur

and inspired by Marie Antoinette

So I just had to wear it to Versailles

even tho it doesn't work with any of my other outfits

Next step is to pick the accessories

I'll put them right next to the outfits

But I will also bring some accessories that just kind of match the general aesthetics

They take very little space, but can add much flare to the look

So here are the accessories I'm bring with me to Europe

First up is this pair of earrings

with pearls and a little pendant

I used to wear this so much, but just kind of forgot about it recently

I need a re-start

And here are some rings...excuse the auto-focus!

I've been very into thin, tiny rings recently

so delicate

This one is bigger and more decorative

It's from Axes Femme and goes well with classic looks

I really love this necklace, it's from Jane Marple

This one is from JM as well

Just a basic pair of pearl earring

These I bought in Japan earlier this year

also of the thin and tiny family

I especially love... this one

It has a tiny tiny pearl and ...auto-focus!

it just looks so lovely, so delicate

I don't know, I just think it's so elegant

I also have these two bracelets

one in gold and one in silver

and also

the necklace my friend made me

so pretty

I love it so much

It's the crowning jewel of my accessory collection

Then I have these two headbands

I wore it like a million times and you've probably seen it

This one is from Osewaya

and this

I think it's Anthropologie

vintage earrings

And then... ah, this one

It's also a necklace from Jane Marple

a silver coin

Then is this bag of elastics

wait I have short hair now

lol no need to bring it then

And then I have two vintage pins

I bought this one recently I loved it so much

It's like shipped from Ukraine

I got this one a while back in a vintage shop in Brooklyn

wait, this way up

It's a negative curving of a woman's profile

Can you please focus

Yep that's it

And lastly

Got it recently from Peppermint Fox

I don't know how I'm gonna wear it but I'm bringing it

Once you have everything picked out

you can pack them into a pouch like this

very convenient

Tights and socks don't take much space either

so bring a couple more

I'm very into this Japanese brand called 靴下屋

Especially this pair

Oh my god I bought so many pairs so I will never run out

It's light and sheer, with intricate patterns

10/10 would recommend

This pair is also from them

and it comes with this lovely pouch

the print features Paris so I have to bring them

Ok so this half of my luggage has been packed

I just layered all my dresses on top of one another

I really don't do the roll-your-garment-into-a-burrito thing

It might work with T-shirt

but I genuinely don't think it works with lolita, too much ruffles

There's still a lot of air in there

so I'll squeeze in some tights along the sides

as well as accessories

Since the clothings are loosely packed

I think they won't be pressed too hard

well at least I hope not

Last but not least

the million dollar question that I get asked all the time

is how to pack petticoats

The thing about petticoats is that the fabric in itself doesn't take too much space

it's puffy because there's air in between

So you can either squeeze them into small bags

or you can do like me

put them on top of whatever you packed

squeeze them inside the zipper

Works for me!

Alrighty, that's all the tips I got for lolita packing

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Bakso BAKAR di Malang~ | 현지인들이 가장 자주 먹는 음식?! [🇬🇧🇵🇱🇮🇩🇰🇷Sub] - Duration: 4:46.

- Hey, soldier. - Hi.

- Do you like military look? - No, I do not.

But why are you have a millitery bag?

- Why is that? - I got it. I received it as a gift.

- Who? - Well ... friends.

- That 's the 'Descendants of the Sun' ... Who is it? - Song Joong-Gi.

- 'The descendants of the sun' ?? - That's right.

I came to have lunch.

Pakso (Meatball) ~ If you like it, you can have it.

Bakso (meatball) ~ Malng is famous for bakso.

I can feel the hot heat.

I can hear my friends.

The tail of the fish looks interesting.

- Which one do you want to eat? - I want it.

- A grilled?? Just one? - Yes~

I eat this 'Bakso bakar' for the first time.

(Beverage of cute size)

I see this for the first time.

I did not even know that.

So ... I think the size is easy to drink.

- What does this taste? - Apples ~

I will enjoy this food.

I want to drink soup.

It's a self. Do you want this?

Oh, everyone, Lanny is shooting now.

I'm comfortable because my hands are light.

It is good because I can take what I want to eat.

- What's this? - garlic.

(Plenty of vegetables)

I like this ... What is this ...?

The onion

I love it.

- Eat a bakso. - I already have a grilled.

- How about a nomal bakso? - Hmm ... that's later.

I just want to grilled one.

Let's go. lol

Thanks for shooting me.

This is probably some sweet soy sauce ... But why is it red?

It's because ketchup is in.

'Kochujang'(A Korean sauce) 'Indonesian Kochujang'

So it has some sweet soy sauce, ketchup and sambal?

Huh. right. A onion as well.

- Probably it is spicy? - Not really.

It is not for Indonesians but it will be hot for Koreans.

(Thankfully it did not spicy. lol)

The bakso was so lovely.

I'm so full now. It is an affordable price.

And then suddenly we decided on the next destination.

It is the ghost house.

I am often meeting ghosts these days.

There are many ghost buildings in Malang.

The place we are going now was the dormitory of the professors.

It is now abandoned and there are a lot of ghosts.

I wonder what will happen there.

Let's go~

They're shooting something.

I wonder what they are doing, Is it filming or something?

Then I'll see you all next time ~

For more infomation >> Bakso BAKAR di Malang~ | 현지인들이 가장 자주 먹는 음식?! [🇬🇧🇵🇱🇮🇩🇰🇷Sub] - Duration: 4:46.

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TIME - Success Motivational Video - Duration: 3:59.

In high school I had a math teacher that put life into perspective for me.

Something I can almost guarentee he wasn't even intending to do.

He reminded my graduating class: "No matter how fixated you get with the numbers (money),

the most valuable thing in your life is your time."

At that point I just found it ironic that a math teacher, where the majority of the

cirriculum was comprised of formulas the average person will never use again once they graduate,

would remind us that time was valuable.

However, the more I thought about it the more it made sense.

I remember being a kid, always hating being a kid.

Wishing I didn't have to go to school.

Always wishing time could pass quicker so I could grow up and get my license, live on

my own and do all the things I was unable to do as a child.

But I found once I reached adulthood, sure I could drive.

I could get my own place, I could go to bars.

But it seemed time started moving a lot quicker.

Next thing you know, you're in your twenties and it feels like just a few years ago when

you were still in high school.

But for me personally, it's been seven years.

And that right there is a scary thought.

Now maybe it's been less for you.

Maybe more.

But I've got good news, and bad news.

Bad news is, that time is gone.

Think back to that period of time and think about what you accomplished.

Was it worth the amount of time spent?

If it wasn't, that's where the good news comes in.

You're not dead yet.

Sounds like I'm being a smart ass, but I'm really not.

Everybody knows how much time they've lived.

But nobody knows how much time they have left.

Don't let life short change you.

Don't allow what could very well be the last days, months and years of your life be wasted

by sitting at home scrolling through instagram, looking at what everybody else is doing, instead

of doing something yourself.

Some days it feels like the best thing for you is to relax, and that's fine.

But if every day is like that, what are you resting from?

What's got you so tired that you're willing to use up what could be your last day alive?

You could spend your days living vicariously through your friends and celebrities, or you

can join the.

Time has a subjective value.

If we let others appraise our time, we'll never get from it what we should.

But we're in charge of our life.

We're in charge of our time.

If I asked you how much your life is worth, you'd tell me it's priceless.

Yet you're content with staying at a job that pays you $10 an hour your entire life.

Just like people living paycheck to paycheck.

Maybe they get two grand in the bank.

They go on Amazon, spend $40.

"Ah that's not bad."

Then go get take out, $20.

Then they go to 7/11 after work, $10.

Take out again, too lazy to get groceries.

"Oh Best Buy has a sale going on."

Next thing you know, your money's gone and you have no idea how it happened.

Because all we see are the small increments and assume it's nothing.

But it adds up and we never understand the impact of that until everything we have is

gone.

And that's no knock on people working for minimum wage.

How else do you get work experience than to start at the bottom.

Or maybe it's just for supplemental income to help your spouse.

But the point is, life will treat you as cheaply as you allow it to.

I'm here, some guy you don't even know, telling you that your life is worth more than you're

accepting for it.

And if I think that, you better know that and live each day with that in mind.

Your time is what gives you everything.

Your career, your vacation, your significant other, your kids, your house, your car and

the list goes on.

Or your time can give you nothing.

There are no pauses, the clock never stops.

It keeps moving, whether you move with it or not.

There's no hiding from time, so embrace it.

Make it the most valuable thing you have.

For more infomation >> TIME - Success Motivational Video - Duration: 3:59.

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Help 67 Music with new equipment - Duration: 2:04.

Hi everyone, I'm Steve Behrens

I'm the owner of 67 Celtic music media and promotions and

the host of our Web TV show The Celtic Music Journal.

We're very excited to be celebrating our 10th anniversary this year promoting Celtic artists from all over the world and

informing and entertaining our audiences with Celtic news, album releases, tour dates and

various other interviews and music performance videos and of course, The Celtic Music Journal and

that brings us to the main reason why we're here for this GoFundMe campaign

is that since we're not a radio station, we rely mainly on

a visual medium and that means we need new equipment.

We've had a brand new camera and a computer ten years ago

But as you can imagine over time things wear out.

I was back on a video shoot in February when my camera seized up and died on me...

so we've already been without a camera for three months and

our computer is showing signs of the end of its life as well.

Many of you are familiar with what we do at 67 Music,

but for those of you who are not familiar I invite you to go to our website at

www.67music.net and learn about us there and

even more importantly check us out on our YouTube channel where we've got all sorts of interviews and music performance videos there as

well as all editions of The Celtic Music Journal.

I hope you can share this video and this

GoFundMe link with as many friends as you can in an effort to get the word out so we can get some new equipment so

that I can continue to support and promote you the Celtic artists and

inform and entertain our audience with the kind of Celtic entertainment that you've come to know and expect from us at 67 Music.

Thanks for all the support for the last 10 years and

thank you in advance for your support with this GoFundMe campaign.

Take care,

For more infomation >> Help 67 Music with new equipment - Duration: 2:04.

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Breaking News - Cecchinato causes shock at French Open as he defeats Goffin - Duration: 3:25.

Unheralded Italian Marco Cecchinato stormed into the French Open quarter-finals by upsetting Belgian eighth seed David Goffin 7-5 4-6 6-0 6-3 on Sunday

World No 72 Cecchinato, who had never been past the first round at a Grand Slam, will next take on 2016 champion Novak Djokovic of Serbia

'For me it's a dream, I'm really really happy,' Cecchinato, who rallied from two sets down in the first round, said on court

'And now I'm playing the quarter-finals, it's unbelievable. 'Forza Italia!,' he added as he addressed a small contingent of Italian fans on court Suzanne Lenglen

The 25-year-old Cecchinato could be joined in the last eight by compatriot Fabio Fognini, who plays third-seeded Croatian Marin Cilic on Monday

Should Fognini win, it would be only the second time since tennis turned professional in 1968 that Italy has had more than one player in the men's singles quarter-finals at a Grand Slam

The only other occasion was at Roland Garros in 1973, when Paolo Bertolucci and Adriano Panatta reached the last eight

Fognini was the last Italian man to make the quarter-finals in Paris in 2011. Cecchinato found some gravity-defying angles to outmanoeuvre Goffin in the first set

The Belgian faced more break points in the fourth game of the second set but managed to see them off and after receiving treatment on a sore elbow, he broke for 4-3 before levelling the match

Sicilian Cecchinato, however, was on fire in the third, which he pocketed when Goffin buried a routine smash into the net

After an early trade of breaks in the fourth, Cecchinato broke Goffin's serve with a fine backhand winner down the line to move 5-3 up

Cecchinato kept his cool and won the next game to love, ending the contest with a superb single-handed backhand winner down the line