Youtube daily about Jan 29 2017

TAKING A LOOK AT THE STRUGGLE

HERE AT HOME.

REPORTER: OPIOID ADDICTION

IMPACTS THOUSANDS OF OKLAHOMANS

EVERY YEAR.

AND FOR HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE,

THOSE CONSEQUENCES HAVE BEEN

TRAGIC.

>> IT IS REALLY AN EPIDEMIC, NO

OTHER WAY TO DESCRIBE IT.

REPORTER: AN EPIDEMIC IMPACTING

EVERYONE FROM THE STREET DRUG

ADDICT TO THE SUBURBAN MOTHER

WHO INNOCENTLY STARTED TAKING

PAINKILLERS PRESCRIBED BY HER

DOCTOR.

>> OVERTIME THOSE DRUGS JUST

, STARTED TO TAKE OVER AND

IT BECAME LESS ABOUT FEEDING AND

HEALING THE PAIN AND MORE ABOUT

FEEDING AND ADDICTION.

REPORTER: IF THE ADDICTION GETS

OUT OF HAND, IT CAN HAVE TRAGIC

CONSEQUENCES.

IN 2015, THERE WERE 862 DRUG

OVERDOSE DEATHS AND DATA SHOWS

THAT 69% OF THEM WERE

PRESCRIPTION DRUG DEATHS.

BUT ONE WAY OKLAHOMA IS WORKING

TO FIGHT THE PROBLEM IS THROUGH

THE PRESCRIPTION MONITORING

PROGRAM.

>> IF YOU PULL UP THE PMP

WEBSITE.

REPORTER: PHARMACIST LINZIE

ROBERTS SAYS SHE HAS ENCOUNTERED

PATIENTS TRYING TO SCAM HER INTO

GIVING THEM PILLS WITH FRAUDUENT

PRESCRIPTIONS.

>> ON AVERAGE, A FEW TIMES A

WEEK.

REPORTER: BUT THROUGH THE PMP

SYSTEM IT IS A STANDARD PRACTICE

TO CHECK EVERY PATIENT'S HISTORY

WHO COMES IN ASKING FOR A

CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE.

SHE SAYS THIS HELPS HER CATCH

THOSE WHO MAY BE DOCTOR SHOPPING

AND KEEP PILLS OUT OF THE HANDS

OF ADDICTS

>> IT IS LESS AVAILABLE TO THEM

TO SUPPLY THE ADDICTION.

For more infomation >> State of Addiction: Opioid abuse about supplying addiction, not relieving pain - Duration: 1:33.

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My tv show obsession and I SPEAK ITALIAN - 25 things about me||MeMyselfandCris - Duration: 14:19.

It's so weird to be speaking Italian in front of the camera

Anyways !

So

number one

I was born on August 10th 1997

and my dad was also born on August 10th but in 1959

therefore we were born on the same day but

not of the same year

two: when I was little I had straight hair

don't know what happened there but something happened

three: I wear Invisaline which are those invisible braces

like clear masks on the teeth

don't know if you can see it but yeah

they straighten your teeth like braces do

four: I started taking ballet classes when i was six

when I was seven I started taking modern

then I added lots of other styles but I've never stopped

doing ballet, I still take classes today

five: when I was little I wanted to become an actress

then I changed my mind, I wanted to be a singer

at a point I ended up wanting to be a director

look, I don't know, I also wanted to become a vet

...a writer...but, yeah

six

when I was little I was terrified by dogs

until one day my mom decided that it had to stop

that we had to get a dog. So we found someone who

was giving away some puppies that were some type of sporting dog

and he had a male one and a female one left

and we decided to get the male one

I was still terrified but he drove to my house with the

dog that was scared of the car and so was shaking

the man took him out of the box he was in

he handed him to my mom who was holding him (the dog)

and I was behind my mom and I was looking at him

so he (the dog) moved his head closer to me and then

I petted him and it was love at first sight towards every dog

seven

I can speak Italian and English almost perfectly

let's say sometimes I have problems speaking both languages

but I think it's a general problem I have

anyways I was saying

I speak Italian and English and I studied...

during the last two years of elementary school

in middle school and high school

I studied French, in high school I also studied German

at the moment I'm taking Spanish at uni

and I'm trying to learn Norwegian on Duolingo because...

if you haven't seen my previous video you should watch it

because I'm obsessed with SKAM

when I was 17, actually I was 16 when I applied

but I did it when I was 17

anyway when I was 17 I went on an exchange year

I went to the US and it was the best experience of my life

because I learned so many things (about myself)

I changed so much

I understood what I wanted to do and that's why

I'm here in Scotland

and yeah...

When I was...11? Yes, when I was 11 I started taking

guitar classe, then I decided that I wanted to play the piano

then I decided that I had to learn how to sing

I've never achieved any of this so

I can do a bit of everything but nothing fully (it's an Italian expression, I don't know how to translate it)

Ok, so this one it's a bit weird

my friends call me "the stalker" because...

let's say I'm able to find out a lot to things about other people

and that...

let's say that... oh well

let's say I know a lot of things about other people

but those people don't know I know

see! When I say I can't even speak italian (I made a grammar mistake before)

but...I don't tell people what I know if I'm not asked, I just randomly know

so my friends call me "the stalker"

when I was little I was obsessed with books

I was always reading, I remember once my teacher

in elementary school, gave each one of us a book

and we had a week to read it and I finished it that same day

and I finished school at 5 and I had dance on that day

but I still managed to finished it and the teacher

let's say she was a bit surprised

also because I remembered it all so I had read it

but yeah, when I was little I used to read so much

then my mom decided that I had to calm down with this non stop reading

and then she started buying me only a book a week

then we got to three books per month

but I used to order them online so the came all together

so I used to finish them all together

in a few days

and then I had nothing else to read

but one day I discovered Tv shows and I still read

but not that much

even though I'm 19 I'm still in love with disney films

[I was just trying to say something but I can't even speak Italian sooo]

I love watching disney films

I watched Moana the other day and it's [sigh]

but I think in Italian it's called "Oceania", I'm pretty sure

my favorite Disney movie is The Lion King

The Lion King, for sure

but I think I watched too many

maybe all of them, or maybe not all but a lot

My favorite movie is The Great Gatsby

I think I had said it in one of my first videos anyway

but yeah The Great Gatsby is my favorite movie

I can't explain why but I watched it like 11 times

in like 3 days

and...I'm obsessed

now not that much anymore but there's no other movie

that I've seen that many times

maybe Love Rosie, I watched it a lot of times

But it's one of those cute movies that you watch and they make you happy

but The Great Gatsby it's [no words] I also like the book (but not as much)

If you haven't noticed yet, I'm obsessed with tv shows

at the moment my favorite tv show

in case it wasn't clear yet

it's SKAM

I'll leave the link of the video where I talk about SKAM up here

go watch it even though it's literally just a "SKAM rant"

but yeah doesn't matter

but my favorite tv show since forever

it's probably Gilmore Girls

because it was the first one I got obsessed with

it was the first tv show that I ever binge watched

It was my first love

this is a bit random but I have an eye which is

smaller than the other one

now I don't remember which one it is

let me check

I think it's this eye but i'm not 100% sure

anyways one it's smaller that the other one because

i was in the corridor in my house running

I put my foot on a carpet that was folded on the floor

outside the bathroom

I slipped, I fell on my tummy and i slipped towards

towards the bathroom (inside it)

And I hit my eye against the bidet

I was born in seaside town

I've always been near the sea, my first house was on the seafront

I've always been used to hear the sound of the waves and the sea

so when I'm nervous the best way for me to calm down

is to go on the beach to listen to the sound and the smell of the sea

it's so calming

and I feel home, even when i'm not home

just by being in front of the sea

I'm so unorganized

I can't make a plan and then stick to it

even though I'm trying and I'm making my bullet journal

I don't know why I've decided I have to become organized

also because I think that way I could do more things

so...but yeah I'm still unorganized

in relation to what i just said

I'm also a person that doesn't finish what she started straight away

maybe because I'm not organized

and I know it's something negative to say about myself

but sometimes I have to take a break and then restart

but I have to take a break and I don't know why

I absolutely love traveling

let's face it: I was born in Italy and now I study in Scotland

i go to uni in Scotland so it's quite clear

anyway I love traveling, in my life I've been...

I've been around Italy

I've been to France, Greece, Malta

In England and in Scotland

I've been to the US

Then I've been to the UK Virgin Islands

to the US Virgin Islands and to Puerto Rico

and I thinks that's it

I love going to concerts

I think I could, actually I did it

I went to some concerts even when I didn't know the singers

Or I wasn't a fan

But I still like going to concerts just because of the whole atmosphere of the concert

I already said I was born in august so my zodiac sign is

Leo and my ascendant sign is Capricorn

I'm a very lazy person, I have to admit that

I am lazy and I always do things at the last minute

But when I do them last minute they come out better

I don't know why, maybe because I concentrate more

because I always work harder when it's last minute

but I do work hard

I'm doing a joint degree in Film and International Relations

I know they are completely different but still

last thing, at least I think it's the last one

when I was little, not that little

I was like 11 or 12

I wanted to make a YouTube channel

I wanted to be in front of a camera but I didn't know what to do

so there's some videos of me just randomly dancing in front of the camera

and it took me years to decide to actually do it

but in the end I did it, right?

For more infomation >> My tv show obsession and I SPEAK ITALIAN - 25 things about me||MeMyselfandCris - Duration: 14:19.

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Mischa Barton's Alleged Meltdown: Hospitalized for Mental Evaluation, Backyard, Mom is a 'Witch' - Duration: 1:23.

Mischa Barton was hospitalized for a mental evaluation on Thursday.

The 31 year old actresses disturbing behaviour alerted the neighbours to call the police.

Nuala Quinn-Barton exclusively told Radar online that, "I'm sorry, I don't know

anything."

It is alleged that Barton was seen in her backyard hanging over her fence while ranting

about her estranged mother being a "witch."

The dramatic event took place at 7 in the morning.

Pictures showed her dressed in only a dress shirt and a tie.

But Seargent Duncan told Radar that she was "full clothed" yet was "speaking incoherent

statements."

The actress was rushed to the hospital on her own accord.

The last time she was in the hospital was in 2009 when she was held involuntary.

The actress said it was just a bad reaction to wisdom tooth removal.

The last time Mischa Barton made headlines when she made a political statement about

Black Lives Matter calling the police "pigs."

Many felt this was out of touch with reality since at the time she was on a private yacht.

What do you think of Mischa Barton's meltdown?

Is it true or false that she completely lost her mind?

Let me know in the comments w below and don't forget to subscribe!

For more infomation >> Mischa Barton's Alleged Meltdown: Hospitalized for Mental Evaluation, Backyard, Mom is a 'Witch' - Duration: 1:23.

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Weekly Thoughts: How do you define yourself? - Duration: 4:56.

Hey ya'll, so this past week the main thing

that I've been thinking about is how do

i define myself as a person or you know

what makes me "me", who am I, all the

questions of course like not like I got

it figured out but just...this is what

I've been thinking about and the reason

the main reason why it kind of got

brought up was I had a voice lesson on

Tuesday and in the voice lesson i was

messing up on a lot of things that I had

you know previously not been like all

these certain techniques and things that

I was just having trouble with and my

breathing and and my teacher was

commenting on it and I just got really

frustrated throughout the whole lesson

and after the lesson I'm just thinking

about you know all the bad things I was

doing and blah blah i'm just i was so

horrible

whatever you know that that cycle that

everyone gets into and I started

wondering you know what would happen if

I lost the ability to sing then I

started you know thinking like well what

about my other talents what if I lost

those who would I be without these

things that i put my self worth and

value in and I don't think it ever

really hit me how much I put my

self-worth into my talents and things

that I make (until now) and I don't think it's

bad to be proud of stuff that you make or

you know be proud of your talents and

want to get better and whatever but

whenever you start putting your self

worth as a human into your talents or

things that you make

I think that it can be really bad for

your mindset and stuff because you know

what if you are having an off day and

your singing is bad like mine was

Tuesday or all you know what if you

create something and you think it's

terrible like all the sudden your self

worth of yourself...you're thinking you're

terrible

and you know got me thinking like well I

don't think that people that don't have

the same talents as me are worthless i

think everyone inherently has worth and

that you know no matter how much talent

or whatever you create like everyone has

you know worth and it got me thinking

you know first off about the whole like

you know what am I putting my self-worth

in how am I looking at myself and then

the other thing where I was like if this

is how I define myself what am i without

those things if I didn't have the

ability to sing or paint or whatever if i

didn't have those specific things like

who am i without those if i'm defining

myself by the things that I can do I

guess basically what i'm trying to say

is what do you think you know defines a

person what do you think makes a person

who they are you know is it is their

talents is it their looks

is it their mindset is it their

experiences I don't know...you know and

then then and then whenever you start

thinking about that you're like well how

much of myself that I think of myself as

unique or under my control I don't know

is actually completely manipulated by my

circumstance-situation-experiences you

know how much of me is truly "me" and not

nurture what's so cool is that we can

constantly remake ourselves and change

ourselves and and be more like we want

to be and I think that's awesome but at

the same time sometimes it makes you

kind of be like well who am i if I'm

constantly changing myself like what is

the real me

I don't know basically...basically I don't

know who i am and this is a very

confusing weekly thoughts video because

i am confused but it's what I've been

thinking about so I'm just going to kind

of put this out there and ask like you

know whenever people ask you who are you

how do you respond you know most

most of the time it's it's kind of like

well I am...I am this name i am a mother

I'm a sister I have this job you know I

am these things but what happens if

those things go away or I don't know

it's just so interesting how people

define themselves you know like what

they use to answer those questions and

right now i mean i don't really know the

answer to that question and I think that

it's okay not to know and not have all

the answers you know and that sometimes

you should just sit with things and be

okay with that *thank you*

For more infomation >> Weekly Thoughts: How do you define yourself? - Duration: 4:56.

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5 Stupendous Facts About Mario Selman (Inc. Baby Ariel Dating & Kissing & Grinding) | Count It Down - Duration: 3:35.

For more infomation >> 5 Stupendous Facts About Mario Selman (Inc. Baby Ariel Dating & Kissing & Grinding) | Count It Down - Duration: 3:35.

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Skillet speak about The Shack Movie soundtrack - Duration: 1:01.

For more infomation >> Skillet speak about The Shack Movie soundtrack - Duration: 1:01.

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SANCTUARY CITY: Hayward City Officials Talk About Sanctuary City Debate - Duration: 3:58.

SANCTUARY CITY. JOINING US NOW

TO TALK ABOUT THIS IS MAYOR,

BARBARA HALLIDAY, AND CITY

MANAGER KELLY MCADOO. THANKS FOR

BEING HERE.

THANK YOU BOTH FOR JOINING US

THIS MORNING.

still ahead: OPENING NEW DOORS.

For more infomation >> SANCTUARY CITY: Hayward City Officials Talk About Sanctuary City Debate - Duration: 3:58.

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About Natural Urge - Duration: 0:32.

Fair working conditions and sustainable productions are fundamental

We are part of a movement that strives for fair wages and a better environment

We believe in change

Fair

organic

recycled

For more infomation >> About Natural Urge - Duration: 0:32.

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A Hip-Hop Pioneer Opens Up About Living with Diabetes | Where Are They Now | Oprah Winfrey Network - Duration: 1:36.

I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes about nine years ago.

I went to a doctor and a doctor told me,

you're on the borderline of being diabetic.

He said we need to put you on medication.

You need to treat this before it becomes a more extreme case.

It did become more extreme.

My sight started fading.

Being blind has not really affected

my life for simple tasks.

And I started doing things to be self-reliant.

But I have such a great family, friends, and people

around me who help me.

And I've talked to other doctors that said, after I have

this bariatric surgery done and the diabetes is dissipated,

there's a very good chance that my sight may come back.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Fight back, that's a program that we're

creating to show everybody what we're doing to fight back,

besides the changing of the nutrition,

besides the exercise, besides the spirituality of it.

I created the Dr. Dre Foundation for the Cure,

because I don't believe in treatment.

I believe in the cure.

So I want to go out on the road and show people, teach people,

learn from people, to bring all those kind of people

together with the Dr. Dre Fight Back.

And that's what this is all about.

Some people may look at me and say, oh, man,

look at what you're going through.

Oh, this is so bad.

And I go, no, God said this is what he wanted me to do.

And he said, I wanted to show you,

and I wanted you to understand, you're a great messenger.

I mean, I've got nothing but love for so many people,

and I'm very, very blessed.

For more infomation >> A Hip-Hop Pioneer Opens Up About Living with Diabetes | Where Are They Now | Oprah Winfrey Network - Duration: 1:36.

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Good + Bad Things About Penny Stocks - Duration: 5:26.

Penny stocks can be great - they can turn a few hundred dollars into a few thousand,

and pretty quickly too.

Of course, they can also burn up an investment just as fast.

This is why it is so important to decide if they are right for you (which they may not

be).

I thought it might help to tell you about 4 awesome things about penny stocks, as well

as 4 really very dark aspects.

Check this out...

--

Penny stocks are typically very early stage companies.

They may be brand new, or still very small, but when they start to grow, they can produce

absolutely phenomenal returns, and very often they will grow for years and years.

Volatility can be huge, so when they move 20 or 50 even one hundred percent, they often

produce those gains within days or hours, or even within minutes.

That's a lot more exciting than you will ever see from any big-name stocks like IBM or McDonald's.

The size of the gains can also be life-changing.

If you are looking to day trade for 10% gains and losses, or to buy safe stuff like Cisco

or Walmart which may only create 5% increases in a year, then you are in the wrong place.

When we analyze penny stocks, we are looking for gains of about 100% on average within

months, and the big winners we have found have generated increases of over 1,000 percent.

In a lifetime, you only need to find one or two of those.

As well, yes, there are a lot of risks, and we get to those next, but this is another

point for the good side.

The fact is that all those risks which give penny stocks such a bad name, and create the

reasons your uncle or co-worker, or maybe even you, lost money on them, are easily avoidable.

Don't trade the penny stocks on the Dark Markets, look for very high-quality companies with

rock-solid financial positions, and understand what the real price-drivers of the companies

are, and then you are instantly trading the best penny stocks, from among the most profitable

companies.

You do that, and all the sudden you have strongly tilted the odds in your favour.

--

We mentioned volatility as a plus already, but we list it here again as a negative.

Volatility can be extreme, and just like it can result in a 50% gain in a day, it can

just as often move in the exact opposite direction.

Penny stocks are also very thinly traded.

This means there are not as many trades in the shares, and sometimes the trading in a

company's shares can look like a ghost town.

This lightly-traded nature of the smallest penny stocks makes them perfect tools for

dishonest scam-artists to manipulate their prices.

This is one of the reasons why it is so important to avoid all the scams and lies which surround

all the shares which are typically found on the Dark Markets.

You get what you pay for.

BY OUR estimates, 95% of penny stocks are terrible investments.

In fact, less than 5% of penny stocks actually pass our strict Leeds Analysis.

Typically, when we look into any of these speculative companies, the findings scare

us.

As well, the larger something is, the more energy required to move it.

In the same sense, only one single issue or event can derail a tiny company in the early

stages.

One lawsuit, one lost contract, a single change in government regulations, or whatever.

That is why Leeds Analysis is so stringent and time consuming.

At Peter Leeds DOT Com, we detail every aspect of what my team looks for in a penny stock

company, from branding to financial ratios to technical analysis to trends in market

share, and much more.

I hope this video helps you decide if you are cut out for penny stocks.

Like I said earlier, you may not be, and that's ok.

Just be honest with yourself.

If you decide that highly-volatile speculative penny stocks have the fun, excitement, and

profit-potential you are looking for, we can show you, for free, every step of the way,

how best to proceed.

Just subscribe to this channel to get more videos all designed to help you learn, and

to profit, from trading penny stocks.

If you don't want to wait for our next ones to come out, you can start going through our

extensive, existing video library right now.

It is all available right here on this YouTube channel.

Of course, at ANY point, if you have any questions about anything to do with penny stocks, just

ask us right here, or give my team members an e-mail or a phone call any time.

You guys are amazing, and we would love to help

you succeed.

For more infomation >> Good + Bad Things About Penny Stocks - Duration: 5:26.

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Mosque in Apex holds Unity Day as some worry about refugee ban - Duration: 1:42.

AN ORDER CALLING FOR THE JOINT

CHIEFS TO CREATE A PLAN OF 30

DAYS TO DEFEAT ISIS.

WENDY GILLETT FOR CBS NEWS, NEW

YORK.

HAPPENING NOW, DOZENS OF

REFUGEES ARE COMING TOGETHER

AND GETTING SUPPORT FROM PEOPLE

IN THE COMMUNITY.

NORTH CAROLINA'S MICHAEL HYLAND

IS LIVE AT THE APEX MOSQUE.

A LOT OF PEOPLE THERE ARE

CONCERNED ABOUT THE ACTIONS

TRUMP IS TAKING.

ABSOLUTELY.

THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE AT

THE APEX MOSQUE OF DIFFERENT

FAITHS AND BACKGROUNDS.

MANY OF THEM WERE WE NOT JUST

ABOUT THE THEM -- THE IMPACT

THE EXECUTIVE ORDER WILL HAVE

ON PEOPLE GETTING IN BUT PEOPLE

WHO ARE ALL READY HERE.

AS PART OF THE UNITY DAY

ORGANIZERS AND VOLUNTEERS ARE

ASSEMBLING KITS FOR FAMILIES

WHO HAVE RECENTLY COME TO THE

AREA.

PEOPLE WANT A DIVERSE GROUP TO

HELP BREAK DOWN CULTURAL

BARRIERS AND SUPPORT THESE

FAMILIES.

THE NEWS OF THE EXECUTIVE ORDER

HAS BEEN SHOCKING TO SOME BUT

NOT AT ALL TO OTHERS.

THEY WORRY ABOUT THE SAFETY OF

PEOPLE WHO ARE TRYING TO FLEE

PLACES LIKE SYRIA BUT THEY ARE

CONCERNED ABOUT BACKLASH FOR

MUSLIMS IN THE UNITED STATES

ALL READY WHO WILL BECOME

VICTIMS OF HATE CRIMES. AS AN

IMMIGRANT MYSELF, 30 SOME YEARS

AGO, IT SCARES ME TO THINK IF I

TRAVEL OUTSIDE OF THIS COUNTRY,

WHAT WILL HAPPEN?

CAN I COME BACK? COMING UP,

WE WILL HEAR FROM A MAN

ORIGINALLY FROM SYRIA WHO JUST

CAME HERE WITH HIS FAMILY AS

REFUGEES ABOUT SEVEN MONTHS

AGO.

HE WILL SHARE HIS CONCERNS

For more infomation >> Mosque in Apex holds Unity Day as some worry about refugee ban - Duration: 1:42.

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# Strong Military Movie "war rages" # 2017 film about the war! - Duration: 1:41:31.

# Strong Military Movie "war rages" # 2017 film about the war!

For more infomation >> # Strong Military Movie "war rages" # 2017 film about the war! - Duration: 1:41:31.

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Questions about My Blindness! | VIP Tag - Visually Impaired Person Tag - Duration: 13:26.

For more infomation >> Questions about My Blindness! | VIP Tag - Visually Impaired Person Tag - Duration: 13:26.

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Talking about Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME - Duration: 6:44.

Hey guys!

My name is Jaleesa and I'm back for another video.

(fidget) And before we get started, you guys might notice, there's something a bit different

about my hair.

(fidget) And that's because for Christmas, my aunt got me these gloves/oven mitts that

basically keep me from touching hot things and (how) burning myself with my tics.

So, that has allowed me to straighten my hair again, which is quite nice.

So thank you to my aunt.

But today I wanted to talk a little bit about fibromyalgia (cats).

I know I haven't spoken a whole lot on this channel about fibromyalgia (fidget), but I've

been thinking about it a lot lately (how) and I think it's actually one of the only

conditions that I have, I guess, that I feel (fidget) a little bit uncomfortable talking

about sometimes.

I grew up with fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

I've had it since I was about 9 or 10 (jeepsy).

My mom thinks it was 10 and I think it was 9, so who knows really.

When I was about 9 or 10, I got the flu a couple of times and I didn't really seem to

recover all that well (fidget).

Instead of lasting, like, a few days to a week like it did for most of my peers (cranberries),

it could last a few weeks or up to a month and this quickly became an ongoing thing where

I would get lots of chronic pain, nausea, lots of really bad headaches, a whole lot

of brain fog, etc., etc.

And I'm going to put a link in the description about what fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue

Syndrome are, like the conditions themselves (fidget) because I don't think I'm going to

explain it too deeply in this video.

Maybe in a future video, if you want to look out for that.

Right now I have a pretty great support system.

The people who are close to me totally believe me and all of that, but growing up, it hasn't

really always been that way (fidget) and I haven't really gotten the best reactions out

of people growing up.

Growing up, people, like, rarely, if ever, believed me that, like, I was actually sick.

At best, they thought I was just super anxious or depressed or whatever (fidget) and at worst,

and probably more likely, they thought I was just being (cats) lazy (fidget) or attention

seeking.

And growing up, I was very used to those reactions.

I hadn't really experienced any other sort of reactions.

At least not on a large scale.

So, I thought people disbelieving me and sort of writing off or dismissing my symptoms (hey)

was normal human behavior when you see someone that's sick.

And it wasn't until I grew up and got a diagnosis and ad this fancy name, fibromyalgia, attached

to it (Fiji) that people started taking me a bit more seriously and actually believing

that I was sick, but I still had, you know, years and years of people telling me that

I was just lazy and attention seeking.

So I think that definitely plays into a role of why I can still feel a little bit uncomfortable

talking about it today.

I mean, if you were to ask me about it directly, I would tell you, no problem (fidget), but

unless I'm, like, very obviously struggling with it, I probably won't bring it up and

even among my friends, if I'm, like, in the beginning stages of a flare up and I can sort

of hide it, I probably will.

(fidget) And probably another, bigger side to why I can feel uncomfortable talking about

it or, like, sometimes I'll try to hide it or play it down a bit, is that I really, really,

really don't want to be pitied.

Like, as much as people accuse me of being attention seeking (cats) as a kid, I really,

really, don't want people's attention that much.

Especially if it's just straight up pity.

I don't want people to feel bad for me.

I don't want to make the conversation depressing.

I don't want to be a bummer all the time and I certainly don't want to be complaining about

my health symptoms all the time (fidget).

I don't really like it when people know that I'm struggling with it, I guess (fidget).

Sometimes even people (fidget), when they're just being compassionate or whatever.

It can, like, freak me out a bit inwardly.

Just because it feels like it's too much attention, I guess.

Or maybe just because, growing up, it's not the reaction that I'm used to or prepared

for still, but I really do want to talk about it a little bit more on this channel and be

a bit more open about it.

I know I talk a lot about Tourette's on this channel and Tourette's is the issue that I

have that I talk about most in real life (fidget), but it's not the only thing in my life and

it's not the only thing that this channel is supposed to be about.

It's just the most (fidget) obvious and visible problem that I have and therefore, I think,

the easiest for me to talk about, but I would appreciate it if you guys were to ask some

questions possibly in the comments below.

Is there anything you want me to talk about with regards to fibromyalgia or Chronic Fatigue

Syndrome or just any of my other conditions like depression or ADHD, insomnia and whatnot,

or just me in general, questions about life, I don't know.

Whatever you guys want (laughter).

And I also want to give a shoutout to Katelynn Lunsford.

She has a couple of very cool videos about Tourette's and I will also be linking her

channel in (Hi!) in the description (cheese), so you can go check her channel out or subscribe

or leave a nice comment (fidget).

And I think that's all I've got for you today.

Like, comment and subscribe if you want to see more of my face and I will see you guys

in the next video.

Bye!

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CDC Knowingly LIED About Mercury In Vaccines Proof Has Surfaced - Duration: 8:28.

CDC Knowingly LIED About Mercury In Vaccines: Proof Has Surfaced.

By Catherine J Frompovich

Finally it�s coming to light and the fact is being told: Vaccines given to infants contained

inordinate amounts of ethylmercury in the form of Thimerosal; the CDC knew about it

and conspired to keep the devastating reality of mercury damage from healthcare consumers

and public health agencies.

A true crime against humanity and nothing short of federal agency child abuse!

Thanks to the intrepid vaccine safety advocacy work by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his writing

partner Lyn Redwood, RN, MSN, we learn,

FDA�s Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER) was responsible for adding

up the cumulative exposure to mercury from infant vaccines, a simple calculation that,

astonishingly, had never been performed by either the FDA or the CDC.

When the agency finally performed that basic calculation, the regulators realized that

a six month-old infant who received thimerosal-preserved vaccines following the recommended CDC vaccine

schedule would have received a jaw dropping 187.5 micrograms of mercury.

[1] [CJF emphasis added]

Those calculations were made back in the late 1990s and CDC officials have been covering

up their voodoo vaccine consensus science ever since!

Those actions should be prosecuted as crimes against humanity, including excessive child

abuse by a government agency, and the CDC should be revamped from the inside out; restructured;

and �surgically� separated from Big Pharma.

The CDC brainwashing of the global medical profession, international health agencies

and the media regarding the deceitfulness of vaccine �safety� is nothing short of

criminal action, which must be addressed at every level: local school districts, state

health agencies, national courts globally, and the World Health Organization, a �mouthpiece�

of CDC�s deceitfulness and fraudulent research and health recommendations.

None comes to mind more so than the CDC�s always trotting out the indicted Poul Thorsen�s

infamous research that vaccines don�t cause autism!

What does mercury affect in the human body?

The brain and central nervous system!

This chart represents models of mercury in blood and tissues formulated by Dr. Barry

Rumack, MD, a consultant who offered �toxicologic and pharmacologic evaluation of drugs, biological

and potentially toxic or hazardous agents for government and industry [1].�

1

According to Kennedy and Redwood�s article,

There was no point in time from birth to approximately 16-18 months of age that infants were below

the EPA guidelines for allowable mercury exposure.

In fact, according to the models, blood and body burden levels of mercury peaked at six

months of age at a shockingly high level of 120ng/liter.

To put this in perspective, the CDC classifies mercury poisoning as blood levels of mercury

greater than 10 ng/L. [CJF emphasis]

A most egregious aspect of the cover up is what happened within the CDC, as reported:

[T]he FDA assigned a pediatrician with little knowledge of toxicology to oversee its public

reporting.

When Dr. Leslie Ball was asked why she reported the mercury exposure levels in this deceptive

fashion, she responded, �That is what I was told to do.� [1, pg.2]

The Kennedy-Redwood article, which I highly recommend you read in full, ends with

Ignoring Etzel�s [U.S. Department of Agriculture�s Ruth Etzel, MD] wise advice, the CDC elected

to paper over their catastrophic mistake and double down on vaccine mercury.

By continuing to allow thimerosal to be used in vaccines, the CDC is causing harm to American

pregnant women, their growing babies and to 100 million children all over the planet.

And now we have proof that our regulators know exactly what they are doing.

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President Trump has tasked Robert Kennedy Jr. with heading up an investigative commission

regarding vaccines.

Here are my concerns about:

Robert Kennedy Jr. will meet up with his uncle�s and father�s fate of being shot.

It�s not past vested interests to go to any lengths to protect their turf and enforce

their agendas.

Big Pharma will be allowed to get more than its nose under the tent during the investigation.

Big Pharma should be kept in outer space with independent scientists performing all assessments.

Congress must not turn a deaf ear and blind eye on what�s being uncovered, as Congress

probably has more responsibility than anyone by granting vaccine makers what turned out

to be a �get out of jail free� card in the vaccine law Congress passed in 1986.

It must be replaced with equitable law, since the vaccine court masters do a very poor job

of implementing the real intent of the law.

Vaccine law in the USA must be changed to enforce consumers� rights to sue vaccine

makers individually and collectively for promoting fraudulent vaccine science; product liability

disasters; child abuse; and crimes against humanity.

Big Pharma and its lobbyists by law must be prohibited from lobbying Congress and federal

agencies.

Pregnant women should not be mandated to receive vaccines.

Nothing short of the above even can begin to rectify some of the horrors perpetrated

upon several generations of children globally.

California should be ashamed of itself and its SB277 [2]!

Richard Pan, MD, should be struck from medical licensure and not permitted to practice.

By the way, if readers really want to know the health problems associated with many other

neurotoxins and chemicals in vaccines than ethylmercury, which still is in vaccines,

you may want to read my book Vaccination Voodoo, What YOU Don�t Know About Vaccines.

It discusses from published peer review science and journals what those toxic ingredients

do in the body.

However, I wish Robert Kennedy Jr. would also take a very serious look at microwave radiation

EMFs/RFs and the non-thermal radiation wave adverse health effects they are causing.

I predict they, along with G5-in-the-sky, will be worse than the autism pandemic we

are experiencing in our children: one in 10,000-15,000 in the 1970s; one in 68 in the USA.

Check out other countries here.

We�ve seen the demonstrations for women�s rights after the Trump inauguration.

Well, isn�t it time to organize about the rights of fetuses, newborns, infants, and

toddlers being subjected to apparently legal and condoned chemical child abuse which is

making them the sickest demographic statistic of all time for children regarding chronic

diseases.

Chronic conditions now affect 15 percent to 18 percent of children and teens, and even

those estimates may not fully account for obesity and mental health woes, the Harvard

team said.

[3]

Let�s protect the future

of humankind, our children!

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MCA The Top 3 thing you NEED to know about Motor Club of America - Duration: 13:28.

what's up guys if your grocery a case

player and today i wanted to keep this

video short and possible this i'm really

gonna try and I want to talk about 3p

factors that you need in order to be

successful

alright guys so I'm good I just got back

from the hospital my mom had surgery and

I've been there for about 48 hours now

so i wanted to do a quick video because

i'm probably not going to go to sleep

originally I was going to go to sleep

but after here at let me let me put some

more time to work into what I've been

doing

I mean the whole time I was at the

hospital I was basically working so i

got a lot done like I got a whole bunch

accomplished it was amazing but anyway I

wanted to make this video strictly about

three things that you need when you

first join MCA especially especially if

you are brand-new arm it like within

your first month ok

a lot of people when they first join the

you know are very anxious you know and

of course the first thing you think

about is how to make money

ok you know we all do it i thought about

two and then slowly I realized like okay

we let me treat this the same way that I

treated my printing business because

when i first got into you know the

design and printing world i have to

learn first of all how to be a

professional graphic designer

you know I had dabbled into I'm an

artist by by nature an artist at heart

so I knew how to you know troll and

painted all these things with my hands

I've never really focused on mastering

it with the the computer so it took time

alright so we have to learn what

investment means there are many type

many types of investments you can invest

money you can invest time in using the

best energy ok which all three of them

are encompassed within you know one

particular thing is all investment on

so when you learn that investment is is

not just money but also time you

are going to become so successful

because now you realize the value in it

alright so the first thing that you want

to do when you get into MCA or any

business is you need to learn everything

you can about it is that you did what

you're doing ok about if you're selling

something if you're providing a service

whatever it is that you're doing you

need to become a complete master

impression about it

alright so what I wanted to show you i

was just on facebook right and i'm going

to show you my fanpage but first i want

to show you the first thing you want to

do when you become a member you're going

to get a welcome email now this is when

you become a paid member not a free and

independent contractor because you can

join MCA for free that's another thing

that a lot of people don't mention in

their videos on in order to resell and

MCA you do not have to actually buy the

membership however you know once you

learn that the product you will have to

eventually buy a membership so that you

can explain it better because you have

to be all the products apart and so

you're going to get the first email and

in this you know it literally when you

click on the links it has all of the the

details all it all the in-depth

information that you need in order to

know everything that these services and

benefits provide ok and this isn't

necessarily things that you need to

explain to your customer because they

probably won't even ask but it's just

things that you know and you can

confidently if somebody does happen

after a random question you know these

things okay you're gonna be constant in

it on so i know i've got over it before

and in another video but i just wanted

to show anyone that might not have seen

my other videos fire and you haven't go

ahead and you know

subscribe I'm so you can see all of the

extra information because i like to go

more debt than some of these other

videos I've seen and really give you

guys some value so anyway if you look

all of these links have in-depth

information when i started what i did

was i just made flashcards basically and

I made sure that within about only like

three or four days

went down the list and I memorized and

also did my own research you know I went

into the health card when you become a

member you want to print out your

wellness card which is the well well

help well Homer i know i have to look at

it it's the well card health equity okay

and that link is is right here

ok so you're going to go into that on

website and in that was that there's a

whole nother list of benefits that we

get ok so you want to come here for

learn everything there is to know about

him seeing it may take you update it may

take you a couple weeks

ok but as long as you know this

information and you become a

professional then you're going to be

able to explain it to anybody and not

only that but we're going to go into the

second the second factor or the second

what do you call that i'm not going to

edit this either of the second the

second thing on my list

ok we're going over that second topic

the second thing you need to know when

you are empty remember is you want to

market the product without selling it

alright a lot of people are trying to

just put pictures and maybe stuff that

they find on google that just lifts off

the services of MCA you don't want to do

that you're not trying to bombard people

with a bunch of information about MCA

because then you look like you just are

desperate

you don't want to be a Salesman ok you

want people to get value out of what

you're sharing all right you want people

to feel like they are part of something

i'm going to show you some examples like

if you go to starbucks on Instagram

right all of their page you don't see

anything on their page that said you

know hey comin by

you know latte from us here and you know

if they don't even have any texts on

there all they have a picture of the

people enjoying their product you know

here you have the coffee there's like a

cool creative a picture there and then

you have you know in front of like a

little old school who you are and you

just a bunch of quality pictures on and

you feel like you want to be a part of

it you don't feel like you're being sold

to so what you want

do it because you are going to become a

professional and because you're going to

learn everything that empty have to

offer you're going to be able to become

more creative with the content that

you're sharing and you're going to be

able to create your own all right arm

I'm not gonna go over how you're going

to create in this video you're gonna

have to get maybe the other where the

software that you can get I think it's

online called pics monkey and there's

different things that you can find your

free honestly I'm going to tell you guys

to google it google and you are going to

be a best friend if you don't know

something you don't know the answer

the best thing for you to do is to go on

youtube go on google and use the

information there's plenty of people out

there that have so much to offer

YouTube is the second largest search

engine in the world and usually owned by

google so anything you need to find

google youtube and um anyway if you're

going to be writing your your pictures

and your information on social medias

make sure that you're not just posting

benefits you know listed off ok be

creative you can check out my instagram

page which is actually no not that one

this is my personal page and basically

what i have is motivational like

inspirational stuff here long as she

knows when we were in the hospital but

anyway you know I just have like

interesting information things that

motivational artwork you know this one

is strictly about the test look vehicles

that kind of trying to keep it related

to auto somehow you know info on and so

forth invest in yourself you know it's

subliminal it's not right there in your

face

ok so make sure that you are you try to

and you can use that can come to my page

and if you want you know you can share

my contact line you know you're not

sharing everything that looks like you

know there's two pages out there behind

but I'm you can you know take a couple

things here and there and other pages

like this guy i like this guy and that's

it seems like an MCA because his

picture it had his pictures that have

taken da but this is perfect little bit

tell me I can't and that's why will you

know it is motivational it has the car

in there so you're kind of like okay

it's all related you know and you just

come down and it

it's just inspiring stuff people love

things that make them feel that they

don't want to be sold they want to be

motivated they want to be inspired

I thought my second tip is to just be

more creative with your content we'll

just regurgitate information they'll

just take you know MCA and please my

suggestion don't use mca don't even use

that logo don't use the main don't even

mention it

hey a lot of people have either gone

onto social medias and have seen it

everywhere already with people just

showing money and it looks like i'm

going to spam ok so don't use the logo

and not only that but if you go onto

google and somebody happens to lift a

type MCA they're going to see that the

first couple of websites that are going

to show up it's not going to your maybe

somebody else's that spent a lot of time

and money to make sure their listings on

the very top of Google so you might lose

a customer because of that i left the

second tip and then my third and my last

show off your personal lifestyle if you

go out to eat

take a picture and a nice picture you

know and post on Instagram post on

facebook if you're going out with your

family you're hanging out with friends

so just make sure its high quality is

not you know fuzzy and pixelated and the

you call it blurry want high-quality

stuff he doesn't have to be like this

but it does have to at least you know

not be blurry

ok so make sure you you're taking

pictures of having fun on and you just

want people to to light you okay people

our own people only buy things from

people that they like okay that they are

inspired by all that they can relate to

so you need to create content that

others can we make to arm and those are

my three tips you know to kind of get

you started

so if you don't have a lot of training

maybe your uh would you call that on

sponsor isn't answering you with any of

your questions on just to get you

started like I said you need to learn

the services and the benefits first you

need to know these things ok on any

other things that you have to research

on your own because if you can't

research that you're not going to make

it into

then you you have to be able to you to

do you know above and beyond what is

asked of you exist within on in order

for it to flourish you have to put in

your all you know I'm i should be in bed

right now but I'm not

and that's my own personal choice but i

know that because of the the time and

the energy that I'm putting it is i'm

going to get a lot of it

ok so i want to get too short i am ready

at eleven minutes i guess i'm not that

short but whatever it is what it is i'm

not going to edit this video today when

a poet I'm i hope you got some value

from it all look like i want to show you

two before we end this when you join MCA

what you want to do also if you want to

separate your personal and your business

me i have created my own personal

facebook account to facebook fanpage in

a later video I'm going to show you guys

the pedigree 81 but right now i'm just

experimenting with different marketing

tactics are I i am getting some

engagement with the things that I'm

doing arm so you know i'm just showing

off

funny things things that are educational

arm there's do so many ways you can go

about it but I don't mention anything

about MCA I don't have the logo on here

I don't have no cash i just have things

that are valuable if somebody you know

that doesn't know anything about Who I

am or what I do

okay so I'm gonna leave it at that

uh-huh i'm gonna go ahead and probably

do some more work so if you like this

video go ahead and hit that subscribe

button i'm going to do single content

that is you know informative about MCA

and about business in general

inspirational kinds of things I don't

know who knows i don't know what

happened to jail so if you're not a

member of MCA and you want to be with

his benefit you're going to link below

and also if you want to become the event

contractor with mph

there's going to be a link for that also

alright so thank you and i hope you guys

have a wonderful recipe right take care

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What you need to know about Copyright, Patents, Trademarks and Open Source! - Duration: 14:25.

Picture this: Because you've got nothing better to do, you take a stroll around the

interweb and you see this awesome design.

You want to have it, too, so you get to work on reproducing it with your 3D printer or,

for that matter, pretty much any other tool you can use to create stuff.

Even the humble ctrl+C, ctrl+V applies here.

But that's where you run into it.

Copyright.

Patents.

Trademark rights.

Maybe you even though your material was open source.

Well, let me explain.

[Intro] So today i want to touch on those four topics:

Copyrights for intellectual properties, Trademarks, Patents for inventions and, while we're

at it, how open-source works within that ecosystem.

This isn't going to be legal advice, and while a fair bit of what I'm about to show

you is based on the US and European situation and should be similar in other parts of the

world, there are still going to be differences from one country to the next.

So let's get into it!

First of all, these four topics of copyright, trademarks, patents and open-source are all

pretty much separate issues and with the exception of the interplay of copyright and open source,

none of these are inherently connected.

Let's start with copyright: And a lot of it is in the name already.

It's the exclusive right to copy an original work.

That's it.

Well, not quite.

Copyright applies to creative work in the widest sense, such as books and articles,

pictures, videos, music, sculptures etc.

And software, which is considered a literary work in the US.

The scope of copyright is important to know, because purely functional designs do typically

not fall within the scope of copyright and can only really be protected by a patent,

just like ideas and processes, and mere discoveries and unoriginal work don't get any acknowledgement

as far as copyright goes, at all.

So while, for example, I can claim copyright for my videos, the text and photos published

alongside them, I can not claim a copyright for most of my 3D designs because they don't

fall under the definition of creative work, as they are mostly functional, but also run

into another detail of copyright law: The threshold of originality.

Essentially stating that, even when your work is of an artistic nature, it needs to pass

a certain threshold of complexity or effort put into it to even be considered relevant

for copyright at all.

So while, say Loubie's Dragon designs are, no doubt original works of art, to which copyright

does apply, this simple, blocky throne design might not quite pass the threshold.

Actually, neither do these companies' logos, as they are not complex enough.

They are still registered trademarks, though, which, we'll touch on in a second.

Contrary to popular belief, a creator does not need to register their work or add any

sort of mark or text to their work to own the copyright on it.

So basically, any image, video, music piece, design, etc. that falls into the criteria

I just mentioned is essentially (c)opyright the creator, all rights reserved.

And that means *you* can't use it.

Yes, you're allowed to view it, but you can't use it on your own website, post it

to Facebook or use it on a business card, you can't integrate it into your own work

or even publish modified versions.

And neither a disclaimer like "I don't own the content shown here" nor attribution

to the original author are magic bullets that suddenly make that ok.

The US has a specialty there in the form of "fair use", meaning you are allowed to

use excerpts, for example from music tracks or movies, to discuss, criticize and parody

the material as long as you add your own spin.

Now, the question is, how does this even apply to 3D printing?

Well, there's definitely a bit of discussion going on in that area, but my understanding

is something like this: When you've got an original 3D design and simply print it,

the resulting part is still a reproduction of that design and therefore covered under

the author's copy-rights.

That is, considering you're looking at the design that is encapsulated in, for example

an stl file, and not just the bits and bytes of the file itself.

But in either case, grabbing artsy designs, printing them and selling them for profit

is probably not ok.

And even just publishing designs based on other original content can infringe on their

copyright, as for example the authors of a 3D-printable rocket design based on the TinTin

comics and another designer who published a left shark got to know when their designs

were removed from Thingiverse after a DMCA notice.

However, when it comes to something like design files and electronics schematics, the current

legal understanding is that, while the actual drawing of e.g. a schematic is original work

applicable to copyright, the actual function of the circuit is not.

So while you can't redistribute and reuse the actual drawing itself, you can still make

copies of the circuit and use it for your own purposes since that's the exclusively

functional portion of it, which isn't protected by copyright.

And here's where Creative Commons comes in.

As a copyright owner, you have the choice of explicitly allowing others to use your

work.

For free.

This doesn't mean giving away the copyright, you're just giving out usage rights.

Creative Commons lets you decide how and for what purposes people and companies can use

the content you release.

The most drastic one would be the CC-0 license, or public domain, where you allow anyone to

use that work in any way and for any purpose.

Obviously, unless you're super religious about sharing everything, signing away all

rights might be too extreme, so Creative Commons does allow you to put some conditions in place

that people should follow when they use your content.

Those go from having to attribute the author where his or her content is used or requiring

any new content that is created from the original one to be released under a compatible license,

so if the original piece is Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike, the resulting work

also needs to be licensed as Creative Commons Attribution Share alike.

You could also add conditions like not allowing to modify the work or not allowing it to be

used in commercial products.

That last one is a bit critical, because education in particular isn't clearly non-commercial,

so often work with that license addendum doesn't get used where it's needed most.

These terms can be combined to form the various Creative Commons licenses.

So to recap copyright: By default, the creator owns all rights to a creative work, so even

when he or she shows or posts it publicly, it doesn't mean you can, too.

Unless, of course, he decides to specify a liberal license like Creative Commons that

allows other people to use their work.

Copyright does not apply to many 3D printable models, as they are either purely functional

or don't pass the threshold of originality.

But wait, there's more!

Let's quickly touch on trademarks before we move on to patents.

So unlike copyright, a trademark does usually need to be registered.

Its purpose is to identify who made a product, which for example keeps Pepsi from making

a product called "Coca Cola" or even from using similar sounding names or logos on their

products.

Keep in mind that trademarks and copyright are mostly independent of each other, for

example, the copyright on many of the earlier Mickey Mouse shorts has expired, while the

character design and name is still a trademark of The Walt Disney Company.

And companies do need to enforce their trademark or it will be considered abandoned, so don't

be surprised when your flexible filament shoe design bearing those three stripes gets taken

down or you even get some snailmail from a lawyer for publishing it in the first place.

Now, patents start where copyright leaves off, at least when it comes to functional

designs.

A registered patent will have a similar effect to copyright when it comes to principles of

operation, processes and mechanical functions.

The difference being, of course, a patent needs to be registered and paid for, which

will give you a maximum of 20 years of protection of your invention.

However, for those 20 years, the patent holder has the exclusive right to sell and import

goods that use the technology covered by the patent.

And in the same way way that copyrighted things can be licensed for others to use, so can

a patent, but it's usually not going to be free.

Quite the opposite, actually.

Patents are key factors when it comes to defending your company against patent claims - we've

seen this in Apple vs Samsung regularly, where both parties know they are infringing each

other's patents and essentially just use the court case to figure out who should be

paying whom how much money.

They are also routinely used in judging how much a company is worth and can even serve

as trading goods, which is where patent hoarders or patent trolls stem from.

And that is because patents are hugely more powerful than copyright - they don't only

apply to an exact part a manufacturer makes, but also to any other implementations somebody

else works out by using the same principles.

So, say you owned a patent for the process of using a heated nozzle to melt plastic and

then smearing that down in layers to make an object, in that case nobody else would

be allowed to make an FDM 3D printer unless the patent holder - in that case, Stratasys

- allowed it.

And rest assured, for those 20 years from 1989 to 2009 Stratasys definitely made sure

that sure that patent was used only where they approved.

Which is also why the RepRap project got started right after the patent expired.

The thing is, for a patent to be considered valid, it needs to be a considerable advancement

of the state of the art and there can't be any prior art, so you or your company actually

have to be the ones inventing something new and, in theory, can't just copy someone

else's prior work.

And one spicy detail about patents is that, by design, they need to be public.

Some companies actually don't patent their developments to keep others from using them

as a blueprint and evading the patent claims by modifying a few minor details.

But it looks like that "the rich get richer" system of patents is slowly getting a bit

of a makeover.

There have been some efforts to limit the power of patent trolls that only buy patents

to sue others without actually making use of the patents for developing a product.

Also, Tesla has declared that their patents will never be used to attack a competitor

for using them, but only as defense when someone to sue them over patents they might be infringing

on.

Elon Musk has called their "open source" or "public domain", which technically,

are terms that only apply to copyright, but we get the idea.

So let's talk about open source in the context of trademarks, patents, and copyright.

Because at its core, the "open source" term only means that you are opening up the

source files of your finished product - for software, that is the source code that the

program is compiled from and for hardware, the design files, drawings and such, are typically

considered the "source".

For something to be considered "open source" as intended, those source files need to come

with a liberal license that allows universal reuse.

So for example a creative commons no-derivatives or Noncommercial license is often not considered

a true open-source license because, even though the source files are public, you're still

severely limited when it comes to how you can use those files.

In general, someone publishing something as open-source will make all files available

that are needed to reproduce and modify it, and also allow that reproduction and modification

to happen by attaching a liberal license.

And the idea behind this is that instead of having to figure out the same things independently

of each other, everyone can build on previous work and then also shares their work under

a liberal license for other to use.

This creates an ecosystem of open-source products that each have a much easier job getting to

the finish line, and in turn give back to the community.

But keep in mind that while something can be shared with, say, a Creative Commons or

GPL license, patents and trademarks of third parties are completely independent of that

and might still put some restriction on how you can them.

So while open-source software is pretty much figured out with the various GPL licenses,

hardware is a bit of a different story.

Putting 1 and 1 together, as functional hardware isn't covered by copyright, it seems as

though there wouldn't be any restrictions on copying, say, 3D printer hardware or entire

machines unless they are protected by patents.

Which seems counterintuitive, but after the research I've done on these topics, it seems

like that is exactly the case.

I might have to update to my position on clone product for that.

So, let's recap: Copyright applies to all creative work and grants the creator the exclusive

right to share the work.

Trademarks typically need to be registered and identify a specific product or company.

Patents protect inventions and unique functional designs, and while they are valuable assets

to a company, they will also expire within a given time.

And lastly, open source is the idea of deliberately sharing plans of a design for others to use

for their own projects.

Now, obviously, if i did get something wrong, let me know in the comments below, this video

isn't legal advice, but a summary of the research i've done over

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Serena Williams Shares Emotional Speech About Sister Venus - Duration: 2:03.

Hey guys for Complex news, I'm Natasha Martinez.

Serena Williams is celebrating a record breaking win after defeating her sister Venus, 6-4,6-4

in the Australian Open final Saturday.

This is Serena's 23 Grand Slam title, breaking the record she had shared with Steffi Graf.

Following the match, Serena gave a heartfelt speech and expressed her gratitude for her

older sister.

Serena

went on to say that her sister has made an amazing comeback and that she thinks that

she will be standing in her place next year.

Venus is a seven time Slam champion and this was her first time back at the final of the

Australian Open since 2003.

Serena even got some recognition from fellow athlete, NBA legend and hall of famer, Michael

Jordan.

He gifted her a letter of congratulations and a pair of Jordan's, one being red and

black, Chicago Bulls colors, and the other pink.

They share the number 23 in common now since 23 was Jordans number for most of his career

and this is William's 23rd Grand Slam title.

She said in an interview,

"Thank you, Michael.

I can't believe I'm saying thank you Michael Jordan.

He's the greatest."

With her Australian Open final victory, Williams will regain the No. 1 spot that she held down

for 186 consecutive weeks before losing it in September.

That's your news for now, for more of today's trending stories subscribe to Complex on YouTube

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I killed Wes!

Tell Annalise I'm sorry.

He's lying.

He's just trying to save Annalise, right?

Next Thursday...

They have evidence, and if I can find it, I can get Annalise released.

Can they crack the case?

You need to hack the DA.

Or will Annalise crack first?

You wanna know pain?

Uncuff me!

New How to Get Away with Murder, next Thursday on ABC.

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8 Things You Didn't Know About Alfa Romeo - Duration: 4:03.

Eight things you probably didn't know about Alfa Romeo.

Number One, the story behind the company's name.

: Alfa Romeo actually started as A.L.F.A., with the initials literally translating into

"Public Company Lombardy Automotive Factory".

Lombardy is the Italian region of the company's Milan headquarters.

Despite its super-Italian image, Alfa Romeo was actually started by French guys.

Romeo was added to the company's name in 1920 , homage to company director Nicola Romeo.

Number Two, the meaning of the Company's logo : Alfa Romeo's logo is undoubtedly one of

the weirdest and most interesting ones in the automotive industry.

Its left side is Saint George's red cross on a white field, dating back to the 1900's

when Alfas were still built in Milan, as the cross was on the shield of Italian soldiers

of Milan.

On the right side though, we see what's known as a "Biscione" which is a man being consumed

by a dragon.

It was the emblem of the House of Visconti dating back to the 13th century.

Number Three, the story behind the Alfa Romeo Quadrifoglio Verde : Now a symbol of the Ultimate

versions of Alfa Romeos, the Cloverleaf logo actually has an interesting background to

it.

In 1923, Alfa Romeo racing driver Ugo Sivocci put the logo on his Alfa Romeo RL for the

Targa Florio race.

It was Alfa's first ever victory in the road race.

Due to his death a year later in a car without the Cloverleaf, Alfa used it as a "good luck"

symbol on its performance cars ever after.

Number Four, Alfa's importance for Ferrari : Back in 1929, Enzo Ferrari started working

at Alfa Romeo as a racing driver.

He achieved enough success to start Scuderia Ferrari, which essentially was Alfa's factory

team.

Enzo left Alfa Romeo to start his own company in 1939.

The two companies still are very close, a recent example being the twin-turbo v6 powerplant

powering the mesmerising stelvio and giulia qv alfas.

Number Five, Alfa's win count at Le Mans : Alfa absolutely dominated at Le Mans before the

2nd world war, with four consecutive victories.

That's as many as Ford, while being double the wins of Bugatti and more than BMW, Mazda

and McLaren combined.

Number Six, Alfa Romeo and Variable Valve Timing : Alfa Romeo were the first ones to

build a production engine with Variable Valve Timing.

It was first used in the 80's Alfa Romeo spider with the 2 litre twin-cam engine with bosch

electronic fuel injection, essentially being an oil-driven cam phaser that would advance

intake valve timing 25 degrees.

Similar to modern designs, but it only had an on and off setting.

Number Seven, Alfa's worst model of all time : What's worse than an old, unreliable Alfa

Romeo?

One that also looks and handles like a nightmare.

Meet the Alfa Romeo Arna.

A terribly boxy Nissan Cherry body with Alfa Romeo assembly, electrics and Alfasud engines.

Yup, apart from the engines, it's as bad as it sounds.

Number Eight, the Alfa BAT 7 Concept : Dating all the way back to 1954, this concept wasn't

exactly pretty, but it had incredible aerodynamics.

To put it into perspective, one of the world's most aerodyanmic cars on sale, the Mercedes

CLA has an aerodynamic drag coefficient of 0,22Cd, while this Alfa managed to have 0,19Cd

more than 60 years ago.

Stunning.

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