Youtube daily about May 1 2017

Thank you for your question. You've submitted a single photo and you're

19-years-old and you're concerned about the appearance of your left eye. You describe

multiple folds and the appearance and you want to know if there is a non-surgical solution.

Well, in the absence of a full exam, I would just say that I can certainly give you some

guidance on what my impressions are based on this single photo. A little bit of background,

I'm a Board-certified cosmetic surgeon and Fellowship-trained oculofacial plastic and

reconstructive surgeon. I've been in practice in Manhattan and Long Island for over 20 years

and my initial impression by looking at this photo is that you have a condition called

ptosis. Now ptosis specifically relates to the eyelid and is often referred to as eyelid

ptosis. And in the greater likelihood that you've always had this appearance, it would

be most likely something called congenital ptosis. Now if it is newly acquired or acquired

ptosis, well then I would certainly advise you to very quickly seek a physician for examination

because that is unusual for somebody your age to suddenly have ptosis. But assuming

that it is something that you've always had and may have gotten a little bit worse,

I'll explain to you about what congenital ptosis is and what the solutions are.

To begin with, ptosis means droop and that eyelid drooping is due to a maldevelopment

or lack of proper development of a muscle called the levator muscle. Levator like the

word elevator is the muscle that lifts the eyelid. Now this muscle, when it doesn't

develop properly, it doesn't work as well as a normal muscle. And what does a normal

muscle do? It contracts and it relaxes so therefore this muscle will neither contract

strongly as a normal muscle nor will it relax as a normal muscle. Now when I do a ptosis

evaluation, it is a fairly involved examination. It's basically taking measurements of the

height of the eyelid, the amount of movement of the eyelid and other ophthalmologic indications

of the degree of eye function and just to get a basic understanding as to how significant

the ptosis is relative to how much it blocks your vision as well as to the degree of the

action.

Now you ask if there is a non-surgical solution and I would say simply that there isn't.

In the past, in the distant past, people used to try wearing glasses and have something

that is called eyelid crutch so that the eyelid will be pushed up with the glasses. Those

tend to not to work very well. That's the only non-surgical solution that isn't even

worth mentioning. There are situations where sometimes an eye drop for the purpose of pictures

can cause contraction of another muscle in the eyelid called the Mueller's muscle so

that the eyelid elevates slightly. That might be good for taking photos but in terms of

the more definitive solution, you are talking about a certain kind of surgery.

Now typically surgery for a muscle which has reasonable function is a procedure called

levator resection which is the muscle being shortened so that the eyelid is elevated and

then the alternative if the eyelid muscle doesn't work very well at all and the eyelid

is very droopy, there is a procedure called frontalis sling. And typically people understand

this because when the eyelid is drooping, they tend to raise their eyebrows to try to

keep their eye open. Well that surgery and that muscle that raises the eyebrows is called

the frontalis muscle. So what we do surgically is we attach the muscle, the frontalis muscle

to the eyelid using a variety of different materials, everything from your own fascia

which is from your leg to banked fascia as well as other alternatives such as silicone

and GoreTex™.

Now these are all determined based on evaluation consultation. So I would suggest that you

meet with an oculoplastic surgeon and learn about your options. I would also encourage

you to actually see an ophthalmologist. Get a proper eye exam and determine if there are

any other visual issues that can also be managed. Sometimes people, when they have congenital

ptosis, if it blocks their vision for an extended period of time when they are very young between

0 and 6, they can actually have had a condition called amblyopia where the eve vision doesn't

fully develop. So it is important that at least a proper eye exam will be done before

you undergo any eyelid surgery and then you can actually have more comprehensive understanding

of the eye health as well as the options for correction of the eyelid drooping.

So I am sorry that there isn't a non-surgical option but I think that it's important that

you understand the condition as well as what you should do to pursue the information you

need to make an informed decision. So again meet with an ophthalmologist, an eye doctor,

an MD who can evaluate your vision, evaluate your eye health and then an oculoplastic surgeon

who's an ophthalmologist, who specializes in additional training in plastic surgery

in the eyes and face.

So I hope that was helpful, I wish you the best of luck and thank you for your question.

For more infomation >> How Eyelid Ptosis is Diagnosed, and Why Non-Surgical Solutions Can't Correct It - Duration: 7:08.

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BREAKING Angela Merkel Makes MAJOR Announcement About Trump, It's NOT What You'd Expect! - News - Duration: 2:02.

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মাশরাফির স্ত্রী গুরুতর অসুস্থ! - Captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza return home about his wife illness - Duration: 1:14.

Captain Mashrafe Bin Mortaza is returning home from England's preparation camp after hearing about his wife's illness

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Breaking news - 10 Must-Know Facts About K-pop Darlings TWICE - Duration: 7:48.

10 Must-Know Facts About K-pop Darlings TWICE

@@Twice perform during the live concert 2016 Incheon K-Pop Concert at Munhak World Cup Stadium in Incheon, South Korea on Sept. 24, 2016.

@@There may be a lot of competition in K-pop when it comes to being the latest trend, but no act has dominated 2016 as much as TWICE.

@@The girl group just celebrated their first anniversary, but they've already had a major impact on the Korean mainstream.

@@Since last October, the act has raced past other new rookie groups, thanks to the success of irresistible confections "Like Ooh-Ahh" and "Cheer Up." Affecting international relations -- namely, the Taiwanese presidential election -- and spurring viral trends, TWICE has been one of K-pop's most impactful acts this year.

@@The outfits latest single, "TT," is once again turning the spotlight towards the nine women. The melodic jam makes use of minimal trap elements to capture TWICE's distinct style, which has enchanted fans all over the globe.

@@There's no better time to learn a bit about the lively group of ladies. There Are Nine Members.

@@TWICE has the most members of any group under JYP Entertainment, one of the Big Three Korean entertainment agencies. The next-largest act currently under the agency is GOT7, with seven members.

@@(Nine appears to be a magic number for viral K-pop girl groups: Korea's most popular all-female outfit, Girls' Generation, also had nine members until recently.). TWICE Claims to Be "One In a Million".

@@South Korea may be overflowing with pop acts, but TWICE's unique calling card is holding to be true as they're rising from amongst the latest batch of girl groups to become one of the industries most-promising acts.

@@South Korea may be overflowing with pop acts, but TWICE's unique calling card is holding to be true as they're rising from amongst the latest batch of girl groups to become one of the industries most-promising acts.

@@JYP Entertainment unveiled TWICE through the 2015 reality show Sixteen. During the series, 16 of the agency's female trainees competed for spots in what was planned to be a seven-member girl group.

@@Jihyo, Mina, Jungyeon, Sana, Nayeon, Chaeyoung and Dahyun were all picked for TWICEs final line-up, but during the series finale it was revealed that Tzuyu and Momo would also be joining the group.

@@(Eliminated Sixteen contestant Somi is currently a member of the widely-popular temporary girl group I.O.I. They Are Super K-Pop Rookies.

@@From the moment TWICE entered the unofficial K-pop Hunger Games, the group saw global success. Their debut EP The Story Begins debuted at no. 15 of Billboards World Albums, chart while its follow up, Page Two, took the no. 6 spot.

In a little over a year, they've managed to show off their charms stateside at KCON LA, disrupt East Asian politics and start a viral trend in South Korea with the phrase "shy shy shy.".

Their Sound Is Defined as "Color Pop". The upbeat, quirky sound of TWICE's songs blends many genres in an attempt to create a unique style for the group.

While based in bubblegum pop, their high-energy singles have also been influenced by electronica, hip hop, jazz, rap and numerous other sounds. Page Two is the Best-Selling Album By a Korean Girl Group This Year.

Although 2016 still has a few months left, TWICE's second EP is currently the most popular album in South Korea released this year by a girl group.

According to JYP Entertainment, more than 160,000 physical copies were sold as fans came out to support the burgeoning act.

Male acts typically dominate physical sales due to fervent, largely female, fanbases, but TWICE has been able to surpass gender and age boundaries to win over South Korean listeners. They're K-pop… But Not All of Them Are Korean.

Diversity is a key factor in K-pop as a means to pursue markets outside of Korea, so only about half of TWICEs members are native Korean. Momo, Mina and Sana are Japanese, while the groups youngest member, Tzuyu, is Taiwanese.

Although she was raised in Japan, Mina was actually born in Texas, making her the group's only American-born member. TWICE Was The Result of Some Serious Delays at JYP Entertainment.

TWICE debuted last year, five years after JYP Entertainment's prior girl group, miss A. The lengthy stretch from the K-pop megahouse was unplanned.

As early as 2014, JYP announced that it would debut a new girl group. TWICEs Jihyo, Nayeon, and Jeongyeon were all part of that groups line-up, but the debut was canceled when two JYP trainees left the agency.

Each of the Members Has Her Own Branding. While not quite as typecast as the Spice Girls, the nonet has sharply determined identities that are visible through their music videos and live performances.

Each visual has featured the nine in incredibly stylized outfits, creating distinct on-screen personas for the members. In "Cheer Up" and "TT," TWICE donned costumes to highlight each of the member's individuality. Their Music Videos Are Addictive.

Earlier this year, "Cheer Up" became the fastest K-pop video to achieve more than 50 million views on YouTube after reaching the milestone in less than two months.

Earlier this week, "TT" overtook the title of fastest K-pop video to 10 million views, overtaking the record recently set by BTS with "Blood, Sweat & Tears" by a half hour.

Between the music videos for their three singles since last October, TWICE has achieved well over 200 million views: both "Like Ooh-Ahh" and "Cheer Up" have been viewed well over 90 million views.

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Reputable Cherokee Reveals The Truth About Elizabeth Warren's Native American Heritage - Duration: 2:14.

Reputable Cherokee Reveals The Truth About Elizabeth Warren's Native American Heritage

President Trump has been calling Elizabeth Warren 'Pocahontas' for a long time now.

He does this to point out how she has lied and made her way through life with 'minority-status'

by claiming that she is a Native American when in reality she is not.

Liberals are now trying to call President Trump a 'racist' for using the term.

"Trump calling Warren Pocahontas is racist.

We kind of gloss over it at this point.

But this is the president being racist, wrote Sam Stein, senior editor of politics at the

Huffington Post, on Twitter.

Many commenters agreed.

"A sitting president of the US making blatantly racist comments…again.

He's a f'ing disgrace to our great nation.

A truly sick f**k," wrote one.

However as many users pointed out, if she is not actually a Native American, it is not

racist.

Even CNN is willing to admit that Elizabeth Warren is lying about this.

CNN's Jake Tapper wrote about the issue on twitter.

"Native American friend of mine on Trump calling her "Pocahontas": "It is a slur

for sure and broadly stereotyping Indigenous people."

Also, he says, "a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, I know they did a formal review and

she is not a Cherokee citizen," wrote Jake Tapper.

Do you think that President Trump is right to call her that?

Should Elizabeth Warren be punished for

her lies?

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Positivity Challenge - What could be good about finding yourself homeless? - Duration: 2:37.

Hi!

so we are in the positivity challenge week

during this week I will be answering

every day one of your questions

that will try to challenge me

with finding the good sides

of very difficult and hard situations in life

I'd like to make clear

I do NOT underestimate the huge difficulty

of thess hard situations in life

these situations are definitely

NOT situations to wish for

what I am saying

that even in these difficult situations

you can choose not to concentrate

on the pain and the difficulty

but to try to distract yourself from these

by finding some good sides

and by trying

to make the best out of it

so the question for today

comes from Leroy Dickson

that askes me

what could be good about

finding yourself homeless?

Thank You Leroy!

so here are some positive sides

that I can think of

about being homeless

you don't need to hurry anywhere

sometimes it's nice to have some time off

from the pressure and the expectations

of the world

you don't have a house

so you don't need to worry

about property and utility bills

or about doing housework

you have a lot of free time

so you can use this time

to do things such as

going to the city library

read for your enjoyment

maybe even learning some new things

from the books

you can go maybe doing some sports

in the park

or if there is a beach close by

you can go to the beach and swim in the sea

and just relax

and I guess this hard situation

teaches you a lot

about people and about life it

it puts everything in the right perspective

and gives proportions

develops your creativity

because you need to survive somehow

and when you will get out of this situation

you will be a much stronger resilient person

I hope I answered your question

and that you liked it

please hit the thumbs up

you're welcome to follow me

by subscribing to my channel

and I hope I will see you in my next answers

to challenging questions

bye bye

For more infomation >> Positivity Challenge - What could be good about finding yourself homeless? - Duration: 2:37.

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Thoughts Become Things - Duration: 3:15.

Welcome to Network Marketing Pro.

My name is Eric Worre.

And many of us have seen the movie The Secret or maybe read the books As A Man Thinketh,

or Acres of diamonds or Think and Grow Rich.

And this idea thoughts become things is real.

And if I was to give advice to you or to any person wanting higher levels of success inside

of network marketing, is to do the following: think about your network marketing business

all the time.

All the time, when you are working out, when you are getting ready to go to bed, when you

get up in the morning, when you are in your car, when you are doing anything you are doing.

The more you engage your mind and you think about your business the more successful its

going to be.

I don't know of any high level successful person inside of network marketing that has

not done this.

Some people brag about this fact that they can, "Oh I can turn it off.

I can turn this part of my life on, I can turn this part of my life off."

I don't know about that, when it comes to entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs turn it on and

it stays on.

It's on all the time.

That doesn't mean you don't love your family, it doesn't mean that you don't care about

the people around you.

You do.

But your mind, your passion, your subconscious brain is always cranking, you're always thinking

about ideas, you're always jotting things down, you're always improving on some strategy that

you are working on.

You're constantly thinking about your customers, your distributors, your duplication, your

leadership, your presentation, your training, everything you can think of is constantly

rolling around in your mind and that process allows you to get better.

So my advice for you today is think about your network marketing business all the time,

and watch what happens with your success.

You are going to be amazed at how fast you grow.

That's our show for today ladies and gentlemen, my wish for you is that you decide to become

a network marketing professional, you decide to go pro, because it is a stone cold fact

that we do have a better way.

Now let's go tell the world.

Everybody have an awesome day and I will see you tomorrow.

Take care bye bye.

Hey my name is Eric Worre and if you are involved in the network marketing profession, I want

to invite you to come to the Network Marketing Pro YouTube Channel.

Every week we put out content on how you can become a network marketing professional.

We have tips, ideas, strategies, interviews with million dollar earners in the profession,

interviews with global icons like Tony Robbins or Sir Richard Branson.

Lots of different things that we provide, they are absolutely free.

Do yourself a favor, click on the link, subscribe to the YouTube Channel, tell your friends

to do the same, and I can't wait to see you there.

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Liev Schreiber Talks About Playing A Real-Life Rocky In New Film 'Chuck' | TODAY - Duration: 3:31.

♪♪ >>> ACTOR LEIV SHRIVER, IS KNOWN

AS THE FIXER, RAY DONOVAN OWN IN THE ACTION PIC, "XMEN ORR JENS."

NOW, HE'S TAKING ON THE FILM CHUCK WEBSTER, THE MAN WHO

INSPIRED ROCKY. WE HAVE A SNEAK PEEK.

>> YOU FOLLOW BOXING? ROCKY.

WOULD YOU MIND TELLING MR. STALLONE THAT CHUCK IS HERE.

>> IS HE EXPECTING YOU? >> WHAT?

>> IS HE EXPECTING YOU? >> YEAH, YEAH HE'S EXPECTING US.

>> THAT'S GOOD. LEIV.

GOOD MORNING TO YOU. >> GOOD MORNING TO YOU.

>> LET'S TALK ABOUT GETTING THIS FILM MADE.

WHAT DRAW YOU TO THIS ROLE? >> I'VE BEEN A FAN OF BOXING.

WHEN MIKE TOLLEN BROUGHT ME THIS SCRIPT, I WAS SHOCKED AND

EMBARRASSED I DIDN'T KNOW CHUCK'S STORY.

>> I DIDN'T, EITHER. I LIVED IN PHILLY FOR TEN YEARS.

WE ALL KNOW "ROCKY." BUT I DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS BASED

ON THIS GUY HERE. >> YEAH.

THE FILM IN MANY RESPECTS, SORT OF OVERSHADOWED CHUCK'S CAREER.

HE WAS A REMARKABLE GUY. A REMARKABLE FIGHTER.

HAD AN INCREDIBLE STORY. >> WHEN IT COMES TO FIGHTING IN

THE MOVIE, HOW MUCH OF THAT WAS REAL?

DID YOU WANT IT TO BE AS REAL AS POSSIBLE?

>> WE HAD A COUPLE OF BOXERS COME IN FROM WILD CARD EAST, TO

DO SOME BOXING ON RAY DONOVAN. AND THE GUYS WERE SPARRING

PARTNERS. THEY WERE ACTUALLY MAKING

CONTACT WITH EACH OTHER BECAUSE THEY SPAR TOGETHER SO MUCH, THEY

KNOW EACH OTHER'S TIMING WITHOUT HURTING EACH OTHER.

THAT'S THE WAY TO DO BOXING ON FILM.

BECAUSE THE MAN WHO PLAYED MUHAMMAD ALI AND I ARE SPARRING

PARTNERS, WHY DON'T WE TRY TO LEARN THE FIGHTS, PRACTICE AND

HE CAN ACTUALLY MAKE CONTACT. SO MUCH OF WHAT DEFINES CHUCK AS

A FIGHTER IS RESILIENCE AND GETTING HIT.

ALI PUT A WHOOPING ON HIM THAT NIGHT.

THAT'S WHAT WE DID. AND FOR THE MOST PART --

>> IT LOOKS PAINFUL. >> SEEMS LIKE AT THE END OF A

DAY OF FILMING, YOU -- >> I WAS A LITTLE SWOLLEN.

I HAD SO MANY PROSTHETICS ON, IT DIDN'T HURT.

AND POOCH HAS TREMENDOUS CONTROL.

>> WHAT'S THE MESSAGE YOU WANT PEOPLE TO TAKE AWAY FROM THIS?

>> FOR ME, WE HAD THE SCRIPT FOR ABOUT TEN YEARS.

IN THE COURSE OF THAT TIME, I HAD A COUPLE OF CHILDREN AND

I'VE BEEN ON A TELEVISION SHOW. THE ASPECT OF CHUCK'S LIFE THAT

I THINK IS A CAUTIONARY TALE ABOUT FAME AND OUR DESIRE TO BE

APPRECIATED BY THE ANONYMOUS MOB, RATHER THAN THE ONES

NEAREST AND DEAREST, HAD A PROFOUND AFFECT ON ME.

>> YOU PLAY SOME PRETTY INTENSE CHARACTERS.

CAN WE TALK ABOUT "MY LITTLE PONY" FOR A SECOND.

>> PROBABLY ONE OF THE MORE INTENSE CHARACTERS I'VE PLAYED.

>> YOU ARE THE EVIL GUY. >> I'M USUALLY THE BAD GUY.

I THINK CHUCK'S THE GOOD GUY. I HAVE TO DO SOMETHING THAT MY

KIDS CAN SEE.

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616 Lofts exemplify what downtown living is all about - Duration: 8:21.

I DO NOT KNOW IF YOU CAN ASK FOR

SOMETHING, BUT I DID.

AS GRAND

RAPIDS GROWS AND

CHANGES, THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE

MOVING INTO URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS

HAS INCREASED.

PEOPLE ARE MOVING INTO

NEIGHBORHOODS THAT HAVE A GREAT

SENSE OF COMMUNITY, STEPS AWAY

FROM FANTASTIC RESTAURANTS AND

BREWERIES.

AND AWAY FROM VENUES THAT HAVE

WORLD-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT.

THE BUILDING HAS KIND OF

CHARACTER.

IT INCLUDES LIVING SPACES THAT

EXAMPLE OF I WENT DOWNTOWN

LIVING IS ALL ABOUT.

-- EXAMPLE OF

WHAT DOWNTOWN

LIVING IS ALL ABOUT.

♪

GRAND RAPIDS HAS

A OF COOL

NEIBORHOODS YOU CAN'T LIVE IN.

ONE OF THEM IS DOWNTOWN -- YOU

CAN LIVE IN.

ONE OF THEM IS DOWNTOWN RIGHT IN

THE MIDDLE OF GRAND RAPIDS RIGHT

NEAR THE GRAND RAPIDS BREWING

COMPANY.

♪

WE ARE HERE WITH MONICA FROM

616 LOFTS.

THIS IS REALLY A COOL DOWNTOWN

BUILDING AND SPACE.

THANK YOU.

THIS IS ONE OF THE FIRST

PROJECTS WE DID.

THIS WAS THE SECOND OUT OF SEVEN

BUILDINGS THAT WE HAVE.

WE HAVE APARTMENT LOFTS

IN

DOWNTOWN GRAND RAPIDS AND IN

NEARBY NEIBORHOODS.

WE WERE EXCITED TO BRING PEOPLE

IN WHO WANT TO BE -- YOU WANT

THE OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE DOWNTOWN

WHEN AT THE TIMWAS NOT A LOT

OF OPTIONS.

WE ARE EXCITED TO BRING UNITS

HERE RIGHT INTO THE HEART OF

DOWNTOWN, AND OFFER A GREAT

CHOICE FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO

LIVE IN DOWNTOWN AND CLOSE BY

THE ARENA AND SO MANY

RESTAURANTS AND ACTIVITIES

DOWNTOWN.

THIS HAS BEEN A REALLY FUN

OJECT FOR US.

616 LOFTS HAS

BEEN ABLE TO

BREAE NEW LIFE INTO THIS

BUILDING.

THERE ARE A WHOLE GROUP OF

PEOPLE HERE WHO REALLY WANT TO

BE PART OF THE ACTION.

WE HAVE REALLY ENJOYED SEEING

SUCH A VARIETY OF PEOPLE COME IN

AND WANT TO DISCOVER WHAT IT IS

LIKE TO LIVE DOWNTOWN.

HOPEFULLY, WE WANT TO OFFER

GREAT SPACE AND CONNECTION.

PEOPLE CAN CONNECT WITH ONE

ANOTHER AND THEIR COMMUNITY.

SO, WHAT IS RIGHT OUTSIDE YOUR

FRONT DOOR?

WHAT OPPORTUNITIES ARE OUT

THERE?

THAT IS WHAT WE SPEND A LOT OF

TIME WORKING WITH OUR RESIDENTS

ON.

PEOPLE DO DIFFERENT, CREATIVE

THINGS WITH THEIR APARTMENTS.

LET'S TALK ABOUT THOSE

POSSIBILITIES.

WE WERE VERY EXCITED TO

PARTNER WITH THE BUILDING AND

OTHER WORKERS -- PARTNERS.

IT IS BEEN A GREAT PARTNERSHIP

WITH THEM FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOW.

IT IS A GREAT BUILDING WITH A

SIMPLE PAINT SCHEME, GREAT

CABINETRY, AND

THAT GOES WITH A

LOT OF THESE OLD, CLASSIC

BUILDINGS.

WE DID A SORT OF BACHELOR THEME.

WE HAVE ADDED A LOT OF WARM WO

OD TO CREATE AN ENVIRONMENT THAT

IS WARM, INVITING, AND OPEN.

WE CAN DO ANYTHING

FOR THE

UNIT

WE CAN MAKE THEM THEME

D FOR

WHATEV KIND OF SPACE THE

CLIENT WOULD LIKE.

I KNOW IT IS IMPORTANT FOR

616 LOFTS TO REALLY PARTNER WITH

A LOT OF LOCAL BUSINESSES AND

CREATE THOSE CONNECTIONS.

YES, A LOT

OF THE RESIDENTS

WHO MOVE IN WITH US ARE COMING

FROM OUTSIDE THE AREA.

WHAT WE WANT TO DO IS TO THEM

CONNECTED TO NOT ONLY THEIR

NEIGHBORS RIGHT OUTSIDE THEIR

OWN DOOR, BUT ALSO TO ALL THE

GREAT THINGS THAT ARE OUT HERE.

WE HAVE SOMETHING CALLED A 616

PASS THAT WE PROVIDE TO ALL OF

OUR RESIDENTS.

IT GIVES BEEN CONNECTIONS IN THE

COMMUNITY BY INTRODUCING THEM TO

LOCAL BUSINESSES THAT YOU MAY

NOT KNOW.

IT IS A CHANCE TO GIVE THEM

OPPORTUNITIES, AND WE ARE IN

JUST TO GET CONNECTED.

OUR RESIDENTS WANT A SPACE

DESIGNED FOR THEM.

THEY WANTED FURNITURE THAT FIT

THEIR NEEDS.

A LOT OF TIMES, WITH THE

BUILDINGS WE END UP WITH AND

THEIR RENOVATIONS, WE END UP

WITH SOME UNIQUE SPACES THAT

MEET A SPECIAL CHALLENGE FOR

SOMEONE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW

TO PUT THE RIGHT PIECES INTO

THIS SPACE.

WE ARE IN THE BUILDING RIGHT

NOW IN DOWNTOWN GRAND RAPIDS.

THERE ARE

A LOT OF DIFFERENT

NEIGHBORHOODS WITH DIFFERENT

PERSONALITIES.

WHAT IS GREAT ABOUT THAT IS

THAT PEOPLE HAVE A LOT OF

DIFFERENT DESIRES.

IF PEOPLE WANT TO BE RIGHT IN

THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN, NEXT TO

THE ARENA, IN THE MIDDLE OF THE

ACTION.

OTHER PEOPLE REALLY WANT THAT

URBAN FEEL BUT MORE OF A

NEIGHBORHOOD.

SO, MAYBE A LITTLE BIT OUTSIDE

OF THE CENTER CITY.

THAT IS EXCITING.

COMMUNITY IS ESSENTIAL TO WHAT

YOU ARE CREATING.

YES, WE THINK IT IS A VERY

BIG DEAL FOR US.

WE LIVE IN AN AGE WHERE PEOPLE

ARE VERY MUCH TIED TO THEIR

PHONES AND THINGS RIGHT IN FRONT

OF THEIR FACES.

WE WANT PEOPLE TO LOOK

UP FROM

THEIR PHONES FOR A MINUTE, SEE

WHAT IS OUT THERE, AND

MAKE SOME

UNIQUE CONNECTIONS WITH PEOPLE

WHO YOU MAY NOT HAVE MET IN THE

PAST.

I THINK ONE OF THE UNIQUE THINGS

ABOUT GRAND RAPIDS IS THAT

PEOPLE HERE REALLY LOVE TO BE

INVOLVED.

WE LIKE TO INFORM OUR RESIDENTS

ABOUT HOW TO GET INVOLVED IN THE

COMMUNITY.

THANK YOU FOR LETTING US IN

TO CHECK IT OUT.

ABSOLUTELY.

BEAUTIFUL.

I JUST LOVE THAT.

IF YOU LOVE FOOD AND

ENTERTAINMENT, THIS BUILDING IS

PERFECT FOR YOU.

THE AVENUE IT IS ON IS A

DOWNTOWN HOTSPOT.

IT IS ONE OF THE MOST -- IT HAS

SOME OF THE MOST FAMOUS AND

POPULAR RESTAURANT LIKE LUNA

RIGHT THERE.

IT IS ALL RIGHT BY THE ARENA.

IT IS IN THE ARENA DISTRICT.

IT IS A GREAT SPOT.

I USE TO LIVE ABOUT A BLOCK

THERE, AND I LOVED THE LOCATION.

IT IS PERFECT.

YOU CAN WALK TO JUST ABOUT

ANYTHING.

THAT 616 LOFTS HAS WITH PLACES

YOU CAN RENT.

JUST HEAD TO 616LOFTS

.COM TO

CHECK OUT THEIBUILDINGS AND

THE UNIQUE GRAND RAPIDS

COMMUNITIES THEY ARE IN.

SOME OF THE UNIQUE SERVICES THEY

HAVE TO OFFER.

I THINK THE LOCATION IS AMAZING.

TO BE DOWNTOWN DURING

SOME OF

THOSE REALLY COOL EVENTS DURING

THE SPRG AND SUMMER MONTHS, IT

WOULD BE FANTASTIC.

YES, THEY HAVE GREAT

LOCATIONS WHERE THEIR BUILDINGS

ARE.

THERE'S ANOTHER ONE DOWNTOWN

THAT IS CLOSE TO THAT NEW THE

CHILDREN'S MUSEUM.

THEY ALSO HAVE ONE ON THE WEST

SIDE WHERE THAT AMAZING GROWTH

IS TAKING PLACE JUST DOWN THE

STREET FROM NEW ALAN MARIE A LOT

OF GREAT BUSINESSES -- NEW ALAN

BREWERY AND A LOT OF GREAT

BUSINESSES THAT ARE RELOCATING

TO THERE.

THEY ARE OFFERING A SPACE FOR

RESIDENTS WHO WANT THAT DOWNTOWN

EXPERIENCE AND THAT NEIGHBORHOOD

EXPERIENCE.

THEY EVEN GIVE OUT THESE LITTLE

CARDS TO RESIDENTS THAT SAY YOU

CAN USE THESE CARDS AT LOCAL

BUSINESSES, AND YOU WILL GET

SOME SPECIAL TREATMENT AND

DISCOUNTS WHEN YOU SHOP LOCAL.

THEY ARE MAKING

EFFORTS IN AREAS

YES, LOTS OF PERKS THAT GO

ALONG WITH BEING A RESIDENT

THERE.

WE HAVE A LOT COMING UP IN

THIS HOUR OF "EIGHTWEST."

STAY RIGHT THERE.

WE WILL BE RIGHT BACK.

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THE UNTOLD TRUTH ABOUT OBSTACLES - And how they act as the gatekeepers of your dreams - Duration: 7:33.

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A DAY in our LIFE | Family fights about football teams | Breakfast for family of 6 - Duration: 23:55.

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Kids talk about road safety - Duration: 0:53.

Drive safely and put your seat belt on.

Also stop at the lights when it's red.

So if like cars are speeding you don't get into accidents.

Um, like.

Wear a seat belt.

Put your seat belt on and make sure your parents are looking if there is somebody crossing

the road.

Um.

Always cross at the zebra crossing.

And hold your mums hand.

Wear seat belts while you're driving, and um, put a helmet on while you're riding your

bike.

You have to look left and right.

You should always hold your parents hand when crossing the road.

So you don't get hit by cars.

Check for cars.

And that's it.

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Natural "Drugs" That Pharmaceutical Companies Can't Replicate - Dr. Patrick Quillin - Duration: 4:35.

Dr. Quillin: Think about this.

What you have is these beautiful, dark cherries, and they're sweet, aren't they?

Ty Bollinger: Delicious.

Dr. Quillin: And what nature is saying is, "Alright.

What I've got is some sugar here, and the fungus living around

us in the trillions wants to eat this."

And so the plant has to create its own protection.

It creates a substance called phytoalexins, and that is,

one of those is resveratrol.

People have heard about it in red grapes.

Grapes are another thing.

So the sweet thing in the grape has to protect itself.

So if a fungus lands on this, and it eats that phytoalexin, it dies.

It's sort of its own, it's a pre-drug, essentially.

The drug companies can't duplicate this stuff.

And that's the beauty of what we've got here, is that you cannot patent a natural

substance.

And that's why the 280 billion dollar a year drug industry

can't come up with something as effective as this.

Phytoalexins, in red and green fruits and vegetables, have been shown to be anti-cancer

the same way that they protect the plant against fungus.

Moving on here, we've got another.

This is another Surinam cherry of a different color.

This is mangoes.

These are green and small right now, but they're going to get to be the size of a

baseball or bigger.

And what you have is, there's at least 8,000 different carotenoids, at least 20,000

different bioflavonoids, in fruits and vegetables.

And they find that these things are extraordinary as anti-aging, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory.

There's what?

Twelve million Americans who are on the Vioxx, Celebrex drugs.

They have chronic inflammation, chronic pain.

Eat more fruits and vegetables.

As a matter of fact, there's a group, if you look them up, NORI, on the web.

Nutrition Oncology Research Institute.

They recommend nothing but fruit to cure cancer, a whole-fruit diet.

Now I'm not sure that I go on that enthusiastic, but I

am clearly on board with them when you talk about the

biochemical, scientific reasons why fruit and vegetables are going to slow down cancer.

These are Golden Dorsett apples.

Apples, if you look at it and do a little analysis of it, you find not much

vitamin C and yet, the ORAC score is higher than vitamin C, because it's a combination

of all of these substances that are in the apple.

Moving on over here.

Here we go.

Mulberries.

These are Oscar mulberries.

Ty Bollinger: Now this one wasn't ripe last year.

Dr. Quillin: You're right.

You came at a different time of the year.

So dark purple is going to have this rich mixture

of phytochemicals, bioflavonoids, carotenoids.

The medicinal value is beyond argument.

Ty Bollinger: Oh my goodness.

That's ridiculously sweet.

Dr. Quillin: Delicious.

And this is why I'm saying, we're not denying ourselves, people.

People think, "If I can't have my Twinkies and Coke every day."

No, this stuff is delicious, and once you develop an appetite for

it, what's fascinating is, the human tongue has got four sensors - sour, sweet, salt and bitter.

That sweet is for fruit.

The earliest food of humans was fruit, eggs and insects.

I'm not telling you you have to eat insects, but eggs and fruit are

good, and the sweetness is to make fruit taste good and feel

good in our body.

And then what the food manufacturers have done is said, "We're going to create all

of these substitute sugars," which are not good for you, and

now we're eating 140 pounds per year of refined white sugar,

which is killing us.

Obesity, diabetes, depression, heart disease, cancer, among other diseases that

come with refined sugar.

This is a different sugar.

What you find is, if you take the fructose and other natural sugars that are in

the matrix.

Matrix means mother in Latin.

And literally, here's this sugar sitting in the middle of this cell

membrane, and it's got all these phytochemicals around it, and fiber, and it works.

And if you take a different sugar, and take all the matrix away, which is white sugar,

corn syrup, now it's killing people instead of healing people.

Ty Bollinger: I'm glad you picked that, because I was about to pick another one.

Ridiculously sweet.

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TOTUUS INTERNETISTÄ / THE TRUTH ABOUT INTERNET (english subtitles) - Duration: 0:25.

Hello dear people

You must have heard about me

But you do not know anything about me

I know all about you

I know your name

I know where you live

I know your girlfriend's name

I even know the length of your penis

I'm watching you and your friends

I see everything, I hear everything and I know everything

I am the internet

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日本の好きなところ ベスト10 THINGS I LOVE ABOUT JAPAN (#5-1) - Duration: 10:43.

Hey, it's Charles. How's it going?

Today I'll continue my Top 10 Things I Love about Japan list. Last time we did #10-6. This time we'll finish #5-1.

It's been about a week since part one, so let's quickly review #10-6

#10 was vending machines, #9, was the shinkansen (bullet train) #8 was gorotto (premium granola),

#7 was the fact that old games are cheap, and #6 was izakaya (Japanese tapas-esque bars)

Well, let's get going with #5-1

#5: School culture

6 years ago before heading to biz school, I taught English @ 2 junior high schools in Hokkaido for 1 year

Sometimes, I taught at high schools and elementary schools as well

From that experience, I really came to appreciate many aspects of Japanese school culture

There's quite a few things I like. For example, compared to Canada, kids are quite well behaved.

Canadian kids can be pretty crazy, and there are a lot of mischief makers who disrupt the class relentlessly

Well, to be honest, I was one of those kids too. ^^;

I think school uniforms are a good thing, too.

Of course, there are families who are rich and those who are not so rich, and as a result I often find that

I often find that as a result of some students wearing fancy clothes and others wearing cheap or used clothes,

the highly visible financial disparity creates a gap between students in Canadian schools (agree?)

However, if everyone is wearing the same uniform, I believe that this gap is reduced

Next, I think it's good that students and teachers clean the school together each day

In Canada, there's a janitor in every school, so there are many kids who just throw garbage everywhere (oink)

However, if you're responsible for cleaning up the school yourself, you'll want to keep it clean, right?

Club activites are another strong point in my opinion.

Of course, there are school clubs in Canada too, but the # of kids participating seems to be lower.

However, I think that participating in these activities is important.

If education is just studying, that's no good. There are other things that are equally important in education

such as sports / activities wherein you hone your skills and work with others towards a common goal

Good education is not merely knowledge attainment but involves other skills development opportunities.

Also, the school lunches are amazing.

In short, that was a wonderful year in my life thanks to all the teachers and students around me.

#4: anime

From about 2-3 years ago, I've been watching anime quite a bit.

Of course, I watched Pokemon, Digimon, DBZ, Sailor Moon, Yu-gi-Oh and similar anime a lot as a kid, but

I've come to appreciate the good points of anime even more in recent years.

In addition to the vast number of interesting stories, the types of anime out there are virtually limitless,

and more so than in North America, there is a lot of anime that not just kids but adults can enjoy as well

Lately, I enjoy anime that explores deep questions about life & fundamental human beliefs, ideas, & attitudes

as well as inspiring sports dramas like Slam Dunk that will get you revved up and motivated.

Anime is enjoyed by people throughout the world, and an increasingly large number of people are finding it to be a

gateway to developing an interest in Japan. That's certainly a good thing, right? What do you think?

#3 Hokkaido (Japan's northernmost "main" island)

Of course, I love all the regions of Japan I've been to, but I think Hokkaido is probably my favourite.

As mentioned, I lived there 6 years so it's only natural I have a bit of a bias towards the place, but

please let me explain what I like about Hokkaido from my experiences there.

For me, Hokkaido has a bit of a different atmosphere from the rest of Japan.

For starts, the (colder) climate there affects the way of life, architecture, and availability of "traditional" foods

It's also much larger than other regions (and w/ a lower pop.), and streets are not narrow, so it's not as crowded

For a Canadian person (like me), the considerable space is quite pleasant.

Also, the economy isn't as strong as Honshu, which contributes to a more relaxed pace of life, and

I feel that this may be part of the reason why people are so friendly there, and why it's easy to make friends.

If there's anyone watching who's been to Hokkaido, what do you think about this?

Btw, the food is YUMMY. The ramen tastes a bit different, and you can eat mackarel more often than in the South

Another thing I like is that the summers are cool. I didn't use air conditioning even once when I lived there.

In conclusion, the atmosphere of Hokkaido is unique, and I feel a little like I'm in Canada when I'm there

If you have a chance, plz go to Hokkaido and enjoy the delicious food, beauty, and kindness of its people!

Most tourists go to Tokyo and Kansai, which are great, but I strongly recommend checking out Hokkaido, too.

Hmm, it seems that nightfall has come.

So I was filming close to sunset, and as you can see it's gotten quite dark, so let's turn on the lights.

#2

Pokemon

The fact that Pokemon makes it onto my list won't come as a surprise to anyone who knows me well.

Actually, I'll make another video just about PKMN soon.

This is because Pokemon has had a big influence on my life. No jokes - it has really impacted my journey

As I mentioned, I'll make another video in the next couple weeks so plz subscribe if you're interested.

Anyways, out of the multimedia franchises coming out of Japan, Pokemon has definitely stood above the rest.

Beyond being fun, the games, anime, card game, and goods, have also

exerted a positive influence on many kids as well as adults.

For example, I was terribly shy as a kid and hated talking to strangers, but if you want to become skilled at the

games or card games, it necessitates talking to others, and exchanging information as well as Pokemon.

After starting to play, I talked to many people, made many friends, and even got good at negotiating.

Moreover, I was so nervous in Pokemon tournament battles at first, but got better at handling my nerves

What I want to say is that thanks to Pokemon, I could overcome my shyness and find my confidence.

Along with the confidence boost, it's easier talking to people, I have more opportunities to make friends

and I've been able to enjoy a lot of wonderful experiences along the way.

In conclusion, I can't believe it's been almost 20 years since I first got into Pokemon, and I'd just like to

express my gratitude to Satoshi Tajiri, GameFreak, Nintendo, and others for spreading the franchise's

popularity across the world and making a positive impact on my life. Thanks!

Well, it's finally time for #1, and #1 is...

Japanese people

There's no mistake that my favourite thing about Japan is the great people here.

The people I've met so far have been kind, diligent, and they think carefully about those around them

If it wasn't for the great Japanese friends I met in Canada, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be living here today.

But I made many wonderful Japanese friends in university; people I consider great friends to this day

Because of their influence, 7-8 years ago I decided to move to Hokkaido f

or 1 year even though I had never been to Japan.

When I lived in Hokkaido people treated me so kindly from the 1st to the last. I'm very thankful for that.

After that I wanted to come back to Japan every year, and I actually did do so as a tourist.

Over the past 8 years, I've met many great people here who have strengthened my connection to the country.

As a result, here I am today living in Kobe since February of this year.

So, thank you to the Japanese people who talk to me every day, and to all of my Japanese friends.

You've made a huge impact on my life, and more than anything I am happy to be able to call you my friends.

Please regard me kindly from hereon out as well.

Well, that's my list. What do you think? What do you like most about Japan?

If you thought this was interesting, please like it, share with your friends, and subscribe ^^

Well, talk to you next time!

What do you think about my list? Let me know! ^^

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Top 15 Interesting Facts About Eiichiro Oda - The Creator of one piece - Duration: 9:01.

hey guys so since we are almost at 100 hundred million views , i thought about making something

special for this week , today we're gonna be talking and counting down top 15 facts

about the creator of one piece eiichro oda , thanks to deki for suggesting this video

, there is so many Japanese names in this video so excuse my pronunciation in advance

. Eiichiro Oda was born on January 1, 1975 he's

currently 42 years old , Oda claimed that he resolved to become a manga artist at age

of four in order to avoid having to get a "real job", Oda began his manga career in

1992 at the age of 17, when his one-shot cowboy manga Wanted! won second place in the Tezuka

manga awards.

Oda went on to work as an assistant to some of the biggest manga artists in the industry,

before winning the Hop Step Award for new manga artists.

in 1997, One Piece began serialization in Weekly Shōnen Jump and has become not only

one of the most popular manga in Japan, but the best-selling manga series of all time.

In 2002, he met Chiaki Inaba , who played Nami during the Shonen Jump Fiesta and the

two started dating.

In 2004, they got married, two years later , he and his wife had a daughter.

before we start the countdown i wanna share some interesting facts about the lifestyle

of The man behind the most successful manga series to have been published by Shonen Jump

oda is a smoker (in-fact, a chain smoker) and fans believe this is due to the "stress"

involved in the profession He prefers to work with the least amount of

assistants required, he prefers to draw majority of the chapters himself.

He has made it clear that he doesn't like to copy and paste old art into new chapters,

if an event or events have already been illustrated and needs to be re-used, he draws them all

over again He wakes up at 5 am, works until 2 am ( which

is a total 21 hours!) and sleeps from 2 am until 5 am ( only 3 hours) on an average day

He "lives" in his workplace, his family visits him at his workplace, and he spends an average

of one day with them without having to work at the same time

oda's schedule for the week, is "three days of sketching and three days of working on

the final piece"- at last Oda stated that he blows of stress

by "writing an interesting manga and he feels the happiest while writing an interesting

manga".

so without any further ado let's count top 15 interesting facts about oda sensei

number 15 - Oda is a huge fan of Toriyama.

In a Jump interview, when he was asked about his inspirations, he said, "I mirrored many

traits and tropes for Luffy off of Son Goku.

By far the manga that inspired me the most was Dragon Ball and I think the same could

be said for many other managa creators.

But the simple fact is, if there was no Dragon Ball, there would be no One Piece."

He also mentioned that his interest in pirates was sparked by the popular TV animation series

called "Vicky the Viking".

number 14 - In 2009, a woman was arrested for sending roughly one hundred threatening

emails to Oda between September to December 2007.

The woman's husband was an assistant at Oda's office who had been dismissed.

number 13 -According to Oda in an interview for Shonen Jump in the early days of One Piece's

run, he said that his favorite villain in One Piece is Buggy the Clown.

Oda has also claimed if he could eat any of the Devil Fruits, he would eat the Bara Bara

no Mi

number 12 - In a Shonen Jump event a fan asked

him"If you could be any manga character, who would you be?"

Oda said he would want to be Nico Robin so that he could "sprout hands and draw manga

twenty times as fast."

number 11 - oda considers Kishimoto the author of fellow Shonen Jump series Naruto as both

a rival and a friend.

In the same Shonen Jump volume as the release of Naruto's final two chapters along with

Chapter 766 (whose cover art is done as a tribute), Oda left a comment in the author

comments section as a sendoff message, where he commented that he was glad to have serialized

with Kishimoto for 15 years.

number 10 - . Oda is a fan of rapper Eminem and filmmakers Quentin Tarantino and Tim Burton

and Oda's three favorite movies are Seven Samurai, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and

Young Guns

number 9 - Oda had stated that he would want

to create a robot manga after One Piece finishes, however he later stated that after One Piece

finishes he would like to take the same path Toriyama did and create short-story manga.

number 8 - Oda earns ￥2 billion yen (about 20 million US dollars) from the royalties

related to One Piece each year

number 7- Oda's name often appears on the

spines of books in the anime. for example his Name appeared on the mirror in Episode

21 (minute 3:09), also his name appeared on a book in Episode 70 (minute 18:21) as an

Easter Egg . also oda played the Voice of Odacchi in Dream Soccer King! this scene was

from the movie Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of Strange Animals

number 6 - Oda's avatar is a fish head stuck to a human body.

as in a Jump Festa event Oda was seen wearing a fish head on his head .

number 5- Oda is friends with fellow Shonen Jump author Shimabukuro, the creator of Toriko.

Both authors even worked together to make a One Piece x Toriko Crossover.

number 4 - Oda stated in a sbs that ( Edward teach ) commonly known as Blackbeard is his

favorite historical pirate.

number 3 - Oda wrote the story for the tenth One Piece movie, Strong World, for the anime's

10th anniversary.

This was the first time he wrote a script for any of the movies.

number 2 - oda is a fan of Mexican Food , he also wishes to visit Mongolia, Maldives and

India at least once. and His favorite animals are big, gentle dogs.

number 1 - Eiichiro Oda was hospitalized and treated for Peritonsillar abscess , One Piece

was put on hiatus for 2 weeks, He issued an apology for making fans wait "2 weeks" to

continue reading One Piece ,This is the complete extract of the apology: "I messed up!

I put up with my illness for too long, and my condition got worse.

I apologize to all the readers who were looking forward to the next chapters, as well as to

all the Straw Hats who were really looking forward to wreaking some havoc.

But I'm currently going through some painful treatment.

The story was just about to take a new turn, so I really really wanted you all to read

the next chapter as soon as possible.

I know how long two weeks can feel for all the shonen out there, but please wait for

just a bit longer."

that was his apology This coming from possibly the best manga creator of our time, it made

the fans Admire his dedication and hard work, he also received an enormous amount of get

well soon wishes from fans around the world.

And to further show you Oda's simplicity even after gaining such fame and wealth, he almost

cried after being "thanked" by fans for his hard work back in 2009.

here's a top 15 in interesting facts about echiro oda hope you guys liked them don't

forget to subscribe and hit that like button till next time see ya .

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Why Sci-Fi Alien Planets Look The Same: Hollywood's Thirty-Mile Zone - Duration: 2:08.

I am exactly thirty miles away

from the intersection of Beverly Boulevard and North La Cienega Boulevard

in downtown Los Angeles.

This is part of the boundary of the studio zone,

a thirty-mile circle that sweeps through southern California,

and which explains why a lot of planets in science fiction look kind of the same.

See, if I were filming a movie and I asked my cast and crew

to meet me here, outside the zone,

I'd have to pay them for their time and mileage getting to the location.

But if I just walk a few paces this way, inside the studio zone,

then cast and crew get paid from when they arrive here, from their call time.

Filming inside the zone is significantly cheaper.

The headquarters of pretty much all the movie studios are inside the zone,

and so are a lot of places that you'll have seen in film and television.

Griffith Park and Bronson Canyon are well within the zone,

close to the centre of Hollywood, so that's where Adam West's Batcave was,

along with where the walls fell for Captain Picard, and along with, well,

pretty much any American TV show that's ever needed that sort of landscape.

And Vasquez Rocks, which have been used in so many TV shows, films and music videos

that there is a separate Wikipedia page just listing them,

is conveniently twenty-nine miles from the centre of the zone.

If those rocks were slightly further away from Hollywood, then who knows?

Perhaps Bill and Ted would have been killed by their evil robot doubles somewhere else.

Why thirty miles?

Union rules.

Hollywood is a union town, and long ago, it was negotiated

that thirty miles was "local" and anything outside wasn't,

presumably after many, many disagreements going back and forth

between union reps and the studios.

Now, exceptions have been added over time: the rules are complicated,

and I couldn't explain them all if I tried.

Production coordinators generally have that job.

But in summary: this thirty-mile zone, this TMZ,

and yes, that's where the gossip site got its name from,

this border is why, sometimes, it looks like the crew of the Enterprise

are boldly going where quite a lot of people have gone before.

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Kids Interviewed about Haircuts and Baby First Steps! 🎤 - Duration: 10:06.

- We started last week by giving you guys a tour

that's something brand new to us.

- We decided to go with this one because,

well let's show 'em, let's show 'em a few reasons.

Reason number one is because these things,

this door opens, the kids can actually open these.

We also like that it has this lower step.

This car is also actually a V-6 engine,

instead of a V-8 like the EV,

so this one gets a better gas mileage, which is good.

And we like it that there's plenty of room.

And then it opens all the way up

and then a little magnet right there will click,

it'll hold it.

One cool thing is that it's got this little holder

for cell phones right here.

And it also has the Ford SYNC system,

so it connects to my phone via Bluetooth.

It also has some good compartments,

water bottle, cup holder,

a few different ones in the door.

They have these handles right here.

So all you do is pull up on 'em,

and then these back two or back four,

but like two sets of two, come out pretty easily.

So if you need lots of room in the back,

you can take off the back four.

And that's pretty much the van.

- Then Mom and Dad went to do something special.

- This place is fancy.

- It is fancy.

It's a little stressful, trying to order.

- It's fancy, just like my wife.

(lively dance music)

- We made a good breakfast for Mommy's birthday.

- [Tim] Zeke, from what I hear you came down

and wanted to start making a good breakfast

for Mommy, right?

(melodious music)

Was this your birthday present to Mommy today,

to make her a good breakfast?

- I also have another one.

- [Tim] You like it?

- I do, it's a very good breakfast present.

(babies vocalizing)

- [Tim] And the twins like it too.

- [Dana] Halle, are you ready for this?

(gentle enchanting music)

- Did you see the rainbow ones?

- [Dana] Oh those are pretty.

- What colors do we have going on there?

- Purple.

- [Hannah] I think they just shine and make the rainbow.

- What else?

- Pink, blue, pink, purple.

- My favorite part was the haircut too.

I got mine super short, kind of like Halle's.

And I chose rainbow scissors,

but I didn't choose the same shampoo,

because I don't like the smell of mint and Halle does,

so I don't use it.

I used the rose smell.

- It's fun because you can see yourself.

You can see what I'm doing, huh?

Is it getting hairy?

(laughing)

- [Dana] Should Mommy get the same haircut too?

- Yes.

(laughing)

- [Dana] All three of us.

Do you like it?

- Yes.

- [Dana] It's so much fun.

- It was really exciting to see what happened on Wednesday.

- [Tim] What happened Halle?

- We get to camp out.

- [Tim] No, we didn't camp out.

(laughing)

Aaay, ahhh.

- [Dana] Come on.

- [Tim] Here comes Chloe.

What did you find?

The way to cheat a little bit.

That makes it way easier, doesn't it?

Are you gonna walk in here?

Come get my hand.

Come on.

Aww.

Can you come see me?

- Go see Daddy.

(laughing)

Walking. - Can you do it?

- You can do it, good job.

(laughing)

- [Tim] Come get it.

Come get it.

(crying)

Aww, is she getting too tired.

Go to have her naps.

Come get it.

Whoa!

Come get it.

- I don't think you need that anymore.

- [Tim] Good job, Chloe.

One more step and you'll get it.

- Yay!

- Yay!

(clapping)

Another really exciting thing that happened that day,

was when Dana and I got to celebrate with a lady

who was taking a very big step in her life.

We were at Financial Peace University,

the Dave Ramsey class that Dana

and I have been co-leading together.

(upbeat music)

Woo!

She's cutting up her credit

That's a lot of cards to cut up.

Wow.

How many is that?

Five, six, woo hoo.

Everybody's cheering, clapping, yay!

(clapping)

Oh, another bag.

Wow.

- Now bag two.

- [Tim] Bag two.

(laughing)

Alright.

- The silliest part about this week

was learning about poop.

(laughing)

- This is when you know you just need to end school

because the kids are just giddy and laughing.

And rolling on the floor.

We were talking about what happens when you eat food.

- [Zeke] Poop!

- You know, and so everything you can talk about

that has to do with poop and pee and gas,

and farts.

So you can imagine how that conversation went.

(laughing)

- Poop.

- [Tim] This is when school gets fun, huh?

- Poop.

- [Tim] You kids, crazy kids.

Alright.

(laughing)

- You'll never believe it.

Chloe started walking in our backyard.

Chloe just took 10 steps.

- [Tim] 10 steps?

- Yes.

- One, two

- Oh, I see, is she gonna for it?

You're going for it.

Is she just going for it?

You taking your first steps out in the grass, huh?

Keep going, yay.

Yay baby girl.

(laughing)

- [Hannah] Mommy!

- [Tim] You're doing so good.

You're doing so good.

Are you going to come all the way to Daddy?

You gonna keep going?

Look at you.

Oh, you made it so far.

You're gonna go get brother Zeke?

- We worked really hard in our garden,

but then we had to stop this week

- There's no dirt in it.

We've had a lot of rain, and it's still been kind of cool.

So I called a couple days ago to a local nursery

to see if we can buy topsoil and compost mixture in bulk.

And they have it available, it's the best price

that we can get it in the area,

but with all the rain and the cool temperatures,

they can't get it out for people.

If we had our dirt right now,

and had gone ahead and started planting,

the soil is too cool for the seeds to do well,

and we wouldn't have a good crop.

So, it looks like it might be another month

until we're actually planting in here.

We still need to get the seeds, and plan out

where we're planting what seeds and everything.

So that'll be happening in the meantime.

- Friday's vlog was both happy and sad.

- I am cleaning out our minivan.

It's time to let it go.

We have a bigger van that suits our family a lot better.

And this can hopefully be a huge blessing

for another family that will continue on with it,

and bring little ones home from the hospital

in this van, like we did.

And (sighs)

man, I'm gonna miss it.

- [Tim] But it was also a fun day,

because what did we do that night for dinner?

- Cookout.

- Cookout. - Cookout.

- We did a cookout in our backyard.

- Yeah.

- [Tim] Was that fun?

- Yes, with fire.

- It was really fun.

(gentle music)

- [Tim] And then hold it over the fire so it cooks, alright?

You gonna do it?

And when it's all done cooking, you can eat it, okay?

That's what I'm talking about.

(yells)

Oh, are you getting smoke in your eye, Toby?

(crying)

Here, just move, Toby move over to the side, come this way

or close your eyes, one or the other.

Yeah, it's frustrating.

We've got baked beans,

we've got refried beans leftovers,

hot dogs, pickles, barbecue sauce,

mustard, ketchup, relish, all for a good meal outside.

This ends our daily vlogging for the month of April.

Did you guys have fun doing vlogs everyday?

- [Children] Yeah!

- [Tim] Did you guys like that?

Should we do it again, do you think?

- [Children] Yeah!

- Well, we wrapped up our last vlog

talking to you guys a little bit

about if we're gonna continue that or not,

and what that might look like.

(laughing)

Go.

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(stammers)

(laughing)

- [Tim] Let's try again.

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- Thanks, I can't (yells)

(laughing)

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- [Tim] Yay!