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Hijab Shawl Tutorial 2017 - How to do the fastest and easiest square headscarf style in the world! - Duration: 2:13.

Hey Zolace fans!

Welcome back to another edition of Hijab Friday!

Today we'll show you a quick and easy way to wear your square headscarf.

If you're looking to make your morning routine a breeze, stay tuned and we'll show you

how in a few easy steps.

We'd suggest wearing this look with a printed square headscarf because it will enhance the

design and show off the prints better.

Today we're using our Zahra Chiffon Square headscarf because it's super light and easy

to style.

It's available in many colours and shown here in our Green Sunburst design.

And, the outfit is completed by our Best of Basics Jubah in the colour Black.

Make sure you check both of these out on zolace.com!

Alright so just grab 3 pins and we'll get started!

Start by folding it into a triangle and placing the scarf over you.

Make sure your face is neatly framed, and gently pin the scarf down on each side.

Next, take one of the hanging pieces and wrap it around your neck.

As it comes around to the front of you, neatly tuck it under the scarf and use the last pin

to secure it discreetly.

And that's it, you're done!

Can you believe how easy that was?!

This is perfect for ANY occasion: work, shopping, or just hanging with friends!

Thanks for joining us this week!

Make sure to subscribe, leave your comments below and we'll see you next week for another

edition of Hijab Friday!

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Top 5 Things to do in Kyoto | japan-guide.com - Duration: 7:33.

Kyoto is synonymous with traditional Japan.

Having the highest concentration of cultural treasures in the entire country this historic

city is a must-see destination for travellers hoping to get a glimpse of old Japan.

A little over 2hrs west of Tokyo by bullet train, Kyoto is surrounded by mountains on

three sides and is located 40km inland from Osaka.

Laid out similarly to the contemporary Tang capital from China, Kyoto was the home of

the emperor and the capital of Japan for over 1000 years.

And as a result, it developed into the center of high culture, politics, and craftsmanship.

Although the city suffered damage many times in the past due to wars and natural disasters,

fortunately it was spared during World War II.

Today, Kyoto's main attractions include countless temples, shrines, gardens, and other

historic buildings, many of which are part of the 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kyoto.

The city is also renowned for its cuisine and crafts.

Even if you stayed in Kyoto for a month, it would be difficult to see everything it has to offer.

So, here are our Top 5 Recommendations in Kyoto.

Number Five: Kyo-Kaiseki

Kaiseki is traditional Japanese style high-class

(or haute) cuisine which is served in multiple courses.

Kyo-kaiseki is the Kyoto style of kaiseki which is particularly refined, and focuses

on highlighting the subtle flavors found in Kyoto's local seasonal ingredients.

Each dish is carefully designed by a chef are presents a different aspect of Japanese cuisine.

Usually the meal takes between one to two hours, will include 8-12 courses, and will

finish with a shokuji course consisting of rice, miso soup

and pickled vegetables followed by dessert.

One of the best places to enjoy a kyo-kaiseki meal is while staying at a ryokan in Kyoto.

Usually a stay at one of these Japanese style inns includes this multi-course dinner which is

served to you right in your room.

If you're not staying at a ryokan, kyo-kaiseki can also be

enjoyed at numerous specialty restaurants throughout Kyoto.

And during summer, many restaurants in Kyoto, including some that offer kyo-kaiseki

will provide terrace dining experiences where guests are served outside

on platforms built over flowing water.

Two popular locations for terrace dining are along the Kamogawa River in central Kyoto,

and in the scenic Kibune valley to the north of the city.

Although kyo-kaiseki meals can be a bit expensive, we think this traditional culinary experience

is well worth the price when visiting Kyoto.

Number Four: Arashiyama/Sagano

On the outskirts of western Kyoto lie the districts of Arashiyama and Sagano

which have much to offer.

This area was a former retreat for emperors,

and the Saga Emperor especially enjoyed taking retreats here.

Although it has become somewhat touristy, it's still very pleasant both in the center

of town and in the more rural-feeling Sagano area.

Some of the main attractions of this area are:

The beautiful Togetsukyo Bridge, especially during autumn

Tenryuji Temple which is ranked first among Kyoto's great Zen temples and is part of

Kyoto's UNESCO World Heritage Site

The famous bamboo grove which is located directly

next to Tenryuji Temple.

And the monkey park on the hill across the bridge.

In the wooded hills north of the bamboo forest there are many smaller temples to explore as well.

To see more of this area in a unique way, there is also the Sagano Scenic Railway.

This is a 25 minute sightseeing train ride which will take you through the beautiful

Hozugawa river valley. This ride is often combined with a Hozugawa River cruise back to Arashiyama

in a traditional Edo era boat ride which takes about two hours.

Number Three: Kinkakuji & Ginkakuji

On the north side of the city stands one of

the most recognizable buildings in Kyoto, Kinkakuji (also called the Golden Pavilion)

whose top two floors are covered in gold leaf.

It is one of the sites that make up Kyoto's UNESCO World Heritage Site

and was originally built as a retirement villa by the highly influential shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu.

In accordance with his will, after his death in 1408 it became a Zen temple which it remains today

Now visitors explore the well manicured grounds on paths that wind around the main building

and past other attractions such as a tea garden and a few other temple halls.

Interestingly, on the East side of Kyoto stands Ginkakuji (or the Silver Pavillion) which was

built several decades later as a retirement villa by Yoshimitsu's art obsessed grandson,

Ashikaga Yoshimasa and which also has become a UNESCO site.

Although never covered in silver, Ginkakuji became the base for contemporary Japanese

culture known as "Higashiyama culture" which had great impact on Japanese society

nationwide and spawned many of the traditions that represent Japanese culture today

such as the tea ceremony, poetry, and garden design.

Number Two: Kiyomizudera & the Higashiyama District

Perhaps Kiyomizu's most eye catching feature is the 13m tall wooden stage which projects

from the front of the main temple building.

During the Edo Period, tradition held that if you survived leaping from this stage to

the ground, your wish would be granted.

However, now this practice is prohibited.

Near the stage you'll also come across the iron spear of legendary strong-man warrior-monk

Benkei which visitors are encouraged to try and lift.

At the bottom of the temple grounds runs the Otowa Waterfall whose famously pure waters

are split into three streams.

Each stream's water is said to have a different benefit: longevity, success at school, and

fortune in love.

However, drinking from all three is considered greedy.

Kiyomizu-dera is located in the Higashiyama District which is one the country's best

preserved districts with numerous outstanding temples, traditional streets, and photo opportunities.

Aside from the numerous shops, a few specific highlights are Kodaiji temple, Yasaka pagoda,

Yasaka Shrine, and Maruyama Park to name a few.

Many tourists will make a half-day out of seeing Kiyomizudera and exploring this atmospheric district

Number One: Fushimi Inari Shrine

Perhaps one the most awe-inspiring places

to explore in all of Japan is the Fushimi Inari Shrine which is located only two train

stops from Kyoto Station on the JR Nara line.

Although it is the head shrine dedicated to the rice Goddess Inari of over 30000 Inari

shrines across the country, this location is internationally famous for the thousands

of vermillion gates which cover the mountain trails behind the main shrine building.

Each gate was donated as an offering by an individual or business.

The larger the gate, the larger the donation.

The most iconic section of trail is found where the path splits shortly after the entrance

and is called the Senbon Torii which literally means "one thousand gates."

As visitors continue up the mountain there are various rest areas, vendors, and side paths to explore.

About half-way up is the Yotsutsuji Intersection which has multiple restaurants and also provides

the best view of the city on the whole hike.

Hiking all the way to the summit takes about an hour to an hour and a half.

Kyoto is full of many more worthwhile locations

and we hope this Top 5 list helps you planan enjoyable trip.

For more information about any of the places mentioned in this video or to explore another region

click the links on the screen now, or head over to japan-guide.com,

your comprehensive, up-to-date travel guide, first-hand from Japan.

Thanks for watching, and be sure to subscribe for more videos about Japan.

Happy travels.

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#MyKofC: This Is What Faith In Action Can Do! - Duration: 0:42.

I came to the Knights and I saw

what faith could do in action.

I saw the service that people could do with their faith

and the good that faith brought out in people.

Just the fraternity and the charity that I've seen through the Knights of Columbus is fascinating.

There's something in the Knights for everyone,

whether it be fraternal events, like playing basketball,

whether it be finding new leadership opportunities

and leading a council,

doing budgeting; there's something in the Knights for everyone,

and that's what I think is the beauty of the council and the beauty of the program.

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Amerika'da Yapilmamasi Gereken 5 Sey | 5 Things Not to Do in US - Duration: 6:45.

Hi everyone

Welcome back to my channel

I have been wanted to make a video about living in US

So I am finally doing it because that is what I want my channel to be about

Today I will talk about 5 things that you shouldn't do in US

based on my and my friends' experiences

I think it is important to know these facts to get to know people better

No matter what is the purpose of you coming here

First of all

Here, people get annoyed by other people who get into their personal spaces

We, as Turkish people, like to hug and kiss from both cheeks

Instead of only shaking hands, we like to be closer with other people physically

In here, when you first meet with someone, you shouldn't hug, kiss etc

So when you first come here, it is one of the most important thing to be careful of

Which is keeping that distance with other people

Secondly

This one is pretty hard for Turkish people because we like to be in close interaction with other people

But in here, people don't like it when you try to touch their children, or even when you look at them

Even when you only give a compliment about the child, they don't even smile at you

They just pull the children towards them, like you are going to do something to them

Cause I experienced that a lot

When I first came here, I was trying to talk with the children and the mom - to impove my English skills -

But you can see it from their mimics

They don't like it at all

They don't even smile at you as I said

This is pretty interesting cause South people are usually more kind

On the North side of US, people just live their own lives

Especially in big cities like Boston and NY, Since they live in chaos, focuses on their own lives, they don't try to be nice as much as South

But on the South, people apologize for everything

They open the door for you etc

Even though people are nice here, you still need to be careful with the personal space

Third

Tips are essential in restaurants in US

They either put it in the check already or if not, you should give

So if the tip didn't already come up with the check, add it yourself

Fourth

Regulations are different from how it is in Turkey

Btw if you are hearing the background noises, I am so sorry about that

I will try to fix it when i edit it

It is better now, nice

As I said, regulations are little bit different from Turkey

For example, we all transpass the street from the middle

We all do that

But here, It is a little bit more strict about it. It got attention when you do something like that

For example if you are waiting on the line, you cannot just walk in front of other people

You cannot pass them. You have to wait with patience

For example in here, in intensive english courses, where foreign students come

If you don't go to school for 3-4 days, they don't just suspend you from the school

But they send you back to your country, only because of 3 4 absences

It doesn't even have to be skipping the school, but even if you skip a class they may count you as absent for that day

Fifth and the last point

I think this is one of the most sensitive ones

It can be misunderstood easily, so it is important to pay attention to it

You cannot make jokes about people's race, their weight or their sexual orientation

They are very sensitive about it and about everything that you say

The thing that you say may be something small for you

But it is definitely not like that for the other people

And to make it clear

I had been thinking that people in here are overweight and they eat a lot of junk food and stuff

Which is true

But when you come here, you'll see that people are free to choose whatever they want to wear

There are people who wears mini short in winter

There are people who are overweight, but wear mini dresses

And this is completely normal here

We are not used to see this in Turkey

But this is how it is in here

No one even turn their head and look at them

No one says something to people's outfit, their hair color, their sexual orientation etc

When I first came here, I dressed well, I wore makeup everyday to school to look nice

But in here, people can literally come here straight from the bed

This is very natural

So to let to know, if you make fun of them or say something about them, people won't laugh at it because It is normal for them

So I think it is good to know to not to feel bad and not to embarrass yourselves

And this is all I have for you guys today

I hope you liked it, I hope it can help you a little bit

Don't forget to like and subscribe if you liked it!

---- Buton su an calismiyor, onu fix edene kadar subscribe devam :( ----

I will see you guys in the next video, byyyeeeeee

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Somi receives a special gift (feat. I.O.I Yu-jeong & Do-yeon) [Sister's SlamDunk 2 / 2017.05.26] - Duration: 14:14.

We didn't mess up, right?

- Great work! / - Good job!

We didn't mess up, right?

- Were we good? / - You were great.

- No mistakes! / - I knew it.

You were wonderful, my muse.

Great work, teacher.

Great job.

Great job!

That was so...

They truly enjoyed the performance.

I really felt that they were

ready to give it their all

even if they collapsed on that stage.

That's how much they improved.

(We were having so much fun on stage)

(No matter how many times they watch it)

We did so well!

You did the improvisation.

- You totally nailed that. / - Yeah.

(They stay focused until the end)

So on point!

(We applaud ourselves for a spectacular finish)

(Come here and hug me, Jinkyung)

(We're so cool, right?)

- That was so cool! / - Let's go up for the ending.

- Let's wrap up. / - Let's go wrap up.

- Hurry back. / - They're telling us to hurry.

(After the Unnies leave)

This proud feeling is why I do this.

- Sure. Very rewarding. / - Right.

Rewarding yet always a bit empty too.

You always feel empty afterwards.

I feel empty now.

(Sighs)

We always had lessons on Monday.

So it's going to feel empty next Monday.

I bet.

So... Where are they?

I don't see them.

Do you?

They're not in the shot.

(They're all hiding feeling excited)

There they are.

(Found them!)

(Their average age is 34 but they're happy like kids)

Thank you so much for

letting the Unnies have such a

memorable experience here with "Right?"

Please continue to show "Right?" a lot of love!

Thank you!

When you need music...

"Music Bank!"

- Have a great weekend. / - Have a great weekend!

(Kiss, kiss)

Yewon's about to cry.

Yewon does look like she's about to cry.

(We've waited months for this)

(And the special day is over)

(It was so much fun)

(Thank you)

(The director wraps up the show)

Good work.

(6:25 p.m., Unnies' live broadcast ends)

(And they're still very emotional)

Think your son watched?

The live broadcast.

I couldn't text them all day

but then right before

we were about to go on stage,

I suddenly remembered.

So I grabbed my phone and texted my husband.

"Turn the TV on now!"

- He saw. / - He texted back?

- He saw the show? / - With your son?

He sent me some thumbs up emoticons.

You did it, Chaeyoung.

I was watching the show

during the live broadcast...

- Yes. / - It all came back to me.

- What did? / - The first time we met.

- Our times together... / - Like a kaleidoscope.

The times I taught Yewon...

The times I taught Somi...

You weren't that nice to us at first.

- I was? / - You never smiled.

You were only nice to Somi and the pretty ones.

No, I never did that.

- I didn't do that. / - Only Somi.

It wasn't like that at all.

This is what I thought of today.

That I should be happy

and just enjoy the day.

Coming to that conclusion

was really big for me.

I used to always be so withdrawn

and tried to sing quietly.

But then with our teacher's encouragement,

I was able to sing loudly.

And that really made me happy.

At first, we were all like teachers and students.

But as time went by, it's like you all became...

- Fellow members. A part of our crew. / - Right.

I think Hwayeong was the scariest at first.

- Yeah. / - I was?

- Right. / - For real.

Hwayeong was so...

Didn't she try to hit Yewon before?

(Scared)

- Really? / - With her shoe?

No!

- She grew the most attached to us. / - Yeah.

She's so much fun.

Don't!

We're so thankful to all the teachers.

We didn't know how to express our gratitude

but we prepared a little something.

(We have gifts)

- For each of you. / - You each get a gift.

Mr. Serious.

- We all wrote messages. / - "Where do I go?"

- Gosh... / - Hwayeong.

Thank you so much.

(This photo makes her crying stop)

I look so weird there!

(Hwayeong's unforgettable passionate acting)

She's so photogenic.

Wow, I'm hanging this up at home.

Thank you.

- It's pretty normal. / - Walking on your knees.

On your knees.

Wonjong.

Hang it up at your vocal academy.

- Yeah. / - You can hang it up there.

For us to be taught

by these four amazing teachers...

- Was such an honor. / - It was an honor.

- Thank you. / - Thank you.

Hwayeong, that's not a good look for you.

My nose keeps running.

What are you doing?

My nose keeps running.

We can't end this so sadly.

So we'll watch Mr. Serious dance to wrap this up.

(Let's all end this with laughter)

Do the squid dance.

- Do the squid dance. / - It's the last time.

- Thanks to our great teachers... / - Black Beat.

- Black Beat! / - Black Beat!

(Ready to be embarrassed)

- I... I haven't done this one. / - Mr. Serious!

(Just be quiet and dance)

(♪ Did I lose my eyes at the cruel radiance? ♪)

Let's do this!

(♪ Where do I go? ♪)

(Thanks to this tearful true love)

(We have the Unnies)

It's cruel that those times will never come back.

I want to spend my own money...

And make an album for them.

I honestly want to do that.

It ended with the song sweeping all the charts.

So I have no regrets in my dancing career.

Please let me know

if you ever need help on singing.

And try to continue singing with your head voices.

- Good work. / - Good work.

Don't cry, teacher.

(They end with a family photo)

Just bear with it.

Jinyoung is really heavy.

- Good work! / - Good work!

(And...)

What's this?

What is this?

What's this?

- What's this? / - What is this?

What do I think it is? I don't know.

Are we all checking something?

We have a video clip prepared.

Can you play it?

The music video?

Just seeing the word "Unnies" in writing

gets me a bit choked up.

It reminds me of the season 1 members.

(She finally checks out what's on the phone)

♪ Do, re, mi, fa ♪ soul mate Sook!

I know I look like a mess now.

I'm out now...

- Why? / - While you were busy dancing and singing.

Come on. I've been holding my tears back.

I'm out here in nature.

Just getting some air.

I've been watching the show.

It made me think of our season 1 days.

As the oldest there,

I'm sure you felt a lot of responsibility.

Looks like you're the best member now.

Impressive.

I saw that you worked really hard.

Thank you for leading the Unnies well.

I'll make sure to download

the single when it comes out.

I love you.

(I love you)

Is this in focus?

Bye.

What's this?

(Yewon got a video letter)

Good work, Yewon!

Wow... "Music Bank."

You really did it.

I truly congratulate you.

I saw on the show...

How you managed to sing.

I was so touched,

which is why I texted you.

When actors do variety shows,

often people are skeptical.

The best part about an actor doing a variety show.

Yewon, you've showed them all that.

You changed your life.

You were so great on season 2.

I hope your life...

Is only filled with great things.

Congratulations.

(She's happier because she wasn't expecting it)

Gosh... What a surprise.

Play this.

What's this? A video clip?

- Just play it? / - Yes.

Watch the clip from there.

To my beloved daughter Minzy.

How did the performance go?

- Gosh! / - When I saw how you...

Practice without sleep to work on

promoting your solo album while

being in the Unnies,

I was worried. But I was so happy to see you

attempt to do something so meaningful

with such great people.

As a fan of the Unnies,

I'm so sad when I think about how

you all don't have much time left.

I hope those ties you made last a long time.

I'll be rooting for you

no matter what happens. Let's go!

Oh, come on!

You did this on purpose to make me cry.

Gosh...

Your mom went to the salon before we filmed that.

(My mom is so adorable)

What is it?

Play it.

Hi!

- Hi, Somi. / - Hi.

Surprised?

It's us.

We prepared this video letter for your debut.

Surprised?

It feels like only yesterday when you said

you had no plans after our last concert and

you were on your first episode of this show.

But now, you're already debuting with the Unnies.

Congratulations.

- We'll be rooting for you! / - Let's go!

- Great work, Somi! / - You're a P-R-O.

You're a P-R-O.

We love you!

Bye!

What was that all about?

(Sniff)

(Inhale)

(Sigh)

It's already...

Can't believe Monday is our last shoot.

- Huh? / - Hi, Jinyoung.

How do you feel before your first

"Music Bank" appearance? Super nervous?

Jinyoung, you live a new life as a composer now.

I can't wait to see another new side of you

on "Music Bank."

I saw you rapping.

I trust that you'll do well

because...

♪ I am your honey ♪

♪ Your honey ♪

(He ends by promoting his new song)

Thanks, Yeongcheol.

(Jinkyung also gets a surprise letter)

Ta-da!

Jinkyung, it's Hyorin.

By the time you're watching this,

you should be done performing

and I imagine you're crying too.

You're probably in tears right now...

- As you're watching this. / - She knows me so well.

Let me get tissues.

Here are some tissues.

Here you go.

I think I should wipe your tears.

I think back to season 1 a lot.

I might be far away

but as an Unnies member...

Your dance for "Right?"

This one.

- I really think it's funny. / - She's been watching.

- She sent flowers. / - See you next time.

Let's go, Sister's Slam Dunk season 2!

- Thanks, Hyorin. / - Let's go, Jinkyung!

Thanks.

(She ends up crying like she lost her country)

(She met such great members twice)

I'm so happy.

Thank you.

(Last is Chaeyoung's turn)

Hello.

Han Chaeyoung, this is Kim Myeongjun.

Congratulations.

(Her agency director, Kim Myeongjun)

At first,

during the staff meeting for this show,

I was one of the people saying

that you should not be shown

dancing or singing.

But another part of me thought this about you.

You trying to dance and sing

and perform on stage...

Is that even possible?

Is it even doable?

That's what I thought.

(Thanks to him, she experience this special day)

This isn't sad but why do I feel sad?

You know,

I've been working a long time.

But I feel more proud now...

Than I've ever felt.

I've never felt this proud...

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Why Leading With Value Is a Mistake and What To Do Instead? (95:5 FORMULA) - Lane Campbell - Duration: 4:30.

Lane Campbell is an entrepreneur

that came on the Digital Agency Marketing podcast recently.

He is one of the most connected people I know,

master networker and in this video

I wanna run through a few of the lessons

that he gave on the podcast.

He's a multi-entrepreneur,

so he started and sold multiple businesses,

including an agency

and here are the three things

that I learned from the conversation.

The first point was the 95:5 formula.

- [Lane] Dealing with B2B

there's basically a 95 and 5 formula

that comes into play.

It comes down to this,

I'm gonna use the analogy of a headache,

so if I woke up in the morning

and I had a headache I'm probably not gonna take any Tylenol or Advil

because it's just a headache, right?

I'm gonna go about my day,

I'm just gonna kind of ignore it.

That's sort of an analogy that really holds true

when you're selling B2B

because 95% of the reason when a company's experiencing

a minor problem in their organization,

like a regular headache-sized problem,

they're gonna base their buying decision

on if they trust the solution.

Only five per cent is on the value proposition.

And trust is really hard to build, it takes time.

You don't go try a new Advil or try a new Tylenol.

You know the trust is there

and you know the brand,

you know at least the chemical make up, right?

So, even if you're buying the off brand,

you still know it's Tylenol, you still know it's Advil.

It's the same thing.

Another analogy which would be more like

a migraine headache.

This is when a company

has basically stopped being able to function properly

or they have a big problem in some capacity,

and it's like a migraine headache, right?

If I woke up in the morning with a migraine headache,

I have to get back into bed,

I have to shut the blinds,

I have to turn off the lights,

you know, I'm gonna change my behavior.

If I go Google Yahoo Answers how do I cure a headache?

And it said I could swallow toothpaste, you know,

I try it, why not?

And in reality, that's a lot of the time

when a company has an opportunity

to sell into a company based on value

because it's all about the value,

it's 95% value, only 5% trust,

so that's why I call it the 95 and 5 formula

because when I'm basically doing outbound selling

in the companies that are not requesting information

from me, most companies position value,

and that's I've found

to be one of the worst things you can do.

You need to build trust,

you need to build a sense of mutuality with your market,

and then you can position yourself with value

but they already sort of know,

like and trust you by the time they're buying,

unless it's a migraine problem,

and when it's a migraine-sized problem

that's when they're coming to you,

and those are your inbound sales opportunities,

and so that's why inbound you can pitch value.

You know, it does help to back it up

with oh, we have 10,000 or whatever the case may be

but really they're looking for the solution,

so you're pitching your value prop.

- Number two was how to leverage

established trust relationships.

- [Lane] I try to leverage established trust relationships

because one partnership can generate you

hundreds of thousands of new customers.

Partnerships can take a little bit of time to establish

and there's no real single, clear-cut way.

You know, you're selling a partner on your business

but in the same amount of time

it takes you to sell one partner,

you're gonna sell one customer

because you're building trust.

When you're able to do that

and you're able to leverage a relationship like that,

you know, things should change for you very quickly,

and I've built most of my businesses,

which were mostly service businesses,

on partnerships and affiliates

and you know, referrals,

and when people are out there using different programs

to increase their referrals and increase their affiliates,

reality is you gotta understand your partner's needs.

You're not selling them based on their customer

at that point,

you gotta sell them based on what they need.

So, oftentimes like I'll talk to you,

a startup and I'll say,

what do the partners, the distributors

of what you do actually need more often?

Can you just bake it into what you're doing

so that they don't have to search elsewhere for it,

and then they'll help you distribute your product

because you've helped them with their business, right?

They'll feel a sense of mutuality with you.

Like oh, we're in this together.

- And number three is you are the last mile.

- [Lane] In the telecom world

we have a term we call the last mile.

There's a carrier that owns the last mile

of cable that goes to a building.

In the service business,

you are the last mile, okay?

So, if you are actually providing service

and you're meeting with customers

to put in something, to do something,

be their service provider,

you are the last mile,

and a lot of companies need you for distribution.

So, never be afraid of pushing back

and trying to get what you need out of the relationship.

That said, if you have a product

and you need to get it out there,

you really have to understand your last mile, right?

You're not gonna get in the door

of say lawyers unless you find a company

that already services lawyers.

You're not gonna get in the door

of providing a service to lobbyists

unless you have a company that already provides

a product or service to lobbyists, right?

So, that's your challenge as an entrepreneur.

You know, there's no blueprint for doing this right.

There's no one-size-fits-all

but look at your market, follow the money backwards.

Who are they paying?

How much are they paying?

What can you do for them?

You know, something as stupid and simple.

- For the full interview,

check out the Digital Agency Marketing podcast.

It'll be linked down in the description.

Really good episode with Lane Campbell.

If you like this type of video,

feel free to like it to encourage

this type of content on YouTube.

Subscribe for more B2B sales training,

and if you need marketing support

for your digital agency,

check out experiment27.com.

Thanks.

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Top 5 Things to do in Tokyo | japan-guide.com - Duration: 8:03.

Tokyo is the capital of Japan and with a population of nearly 40 million also the largest metropolis on Earth.

In the middle of the Greater Tokyo area is Tokyo Prefecture itself

and at its most populated core are 23 special wards called "ku."

Here you'll find Tokyo's multiple downtown areas which are all connected by the JR Yamanote line.

From Tokyo station it's only a few hours by bullet train to several other major cities

Despite its size or possibly because of it

Tokyo has developed into extremely orderly city with a convenient and reliable

public transportation system as well as a remarkably low crime rate. Although it has a high population density it can feel surprisingly

suburban or even rural once you venture away from the major railway stations.

In the 16th century Tokyo was a small castle town named Edo. It became the political center of the country when the shogun, Tokugawa Ieyasu

established his feudal government here in 1603.

Quickly Edo grew into the world's largest city and at the end of the feudal period after the Meiji restoration

in 1868 it was made the new capital of the country and renamed Tokyo

The Emperor's residence was moved from Kyoto to Tokyo and the former grounds of Edo Castle were converted into the new imperial palace.

Today Tokyo is one of Japan's premier hubs for culture, cuisine, entertainment, and shopping and also has countless historic

temples, gardens, parks, landmark and museums.

Here are our top five recommendations in Tokyo

Number Five: Akihabara

Also called Akiba in the last few decades the Akihabara district has emerged as a center for anime, manga

and video game otaku culture in Japan.

It has dozens of specialty stores selling everything from figurines to collectible trading cards to retro video games.

There are also several multi floor arcades, called game centers, as well as maid cafes other themed restaurants.

On Sunday afternoon Chuo Dori, the main street of the area, is closed to car traffic

so pedestrians are free walk anywhere they like.

Another nickname for the Akihabara district is "Electric Town" because of the many electronic shops here

ranging from large department stores selling the latest technology to small stalls selling computer components.

Number 4: Meiji Shrine and the Surrounding Areas

A few minutes walk from Harajuku Station is the famous Meiji Shrine and its forested grounds.

Completed in 1920 the shrine itself is dedicated to the late emperor Meiji, and his consort Empress Shoken.

Ruling from 1867 to 1912 made you was the first emperor of Modern Japan.

During the Meiji period the country transitioned from being an isolated feudal nation to becoming an industrialized world power

The shrines grounds are a peaceful oasis amid the densely built up city.

Together with neighboring Yoyogi park, this forested area of Tokyo provides an excellent place to escape the busy city.

Near Meiji Shrine are several other worthwhile areas to explore.

Just across the street is Harajuku which is known as the center of teenage culture in Japan.

Here you'll find the famous Takeshita Dori shopping street

As well as the elegant Omotesando Avenue which has many high-end shopping options

and is the main approach to Meiji Shrine.

Lastly Meiji Shrine is only one stop from Shibuya.

The Shibuya District is famous for its shopping and is generally regarded as the capital of young fashion in Japan.

This is also where you'll find the legendary Shibuya Scramble pedestrian crossing where up to 3,000 people will cross at each light change.

Number Three: Shinjuku

Shinjuku is a lively entertainment and business district known for being one of Japan's premier nightlife spots

During the Edo era It used to be located outside the city center and was the first

rest stop along the Koshu Kaido which was one of the five major trade highways at the time

Since then Tokyo has expanded and Shinjuku has become one of its multiple major downtown areas

handling over three and a half million passengers every day Shinjuku station has become the busiest train station in the world.

To the west of the station is the skyscraper district where many of Tokyo's tallest buildings are located.

Among these is the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Office Building

which has free observation decks on the 45th floor of each tower that provide unique views of the city

On the east side of Shinjuku station is the nightlife district.

Here you'll find endless dining shopping and entertainment options.

A few popular places to explore our Kabukicho with its restaurants bars wild nightlife and neon lights.

Omoide Yokocho with its network of alleyways from tiny eateries

and Golden Gai which has over 200 small bars and unique restaurants

Finally for a change of pace in the Shinjuku area, about a 10-minute walk east of Shinjuku station

is Shinjuku Gyoen which is a large and beautiful park which contains three different themed gardens.

Number Two: Asakusa

One of the best districts to experience old-fashioned Tokyo is historical Asakusa.

Located in the center of an area traditionally known as Shitamachi

this was a part of the city generally inhabited by common townspeople during the Edo era.

The main attraction in Asakuka is Sensoji Temple.

Completed in the 7th century, it is one of Tokyo's oldest and most popular Buddhist temples.

Leading up to the main temple building is the iconic gate Kaminarimon and Nakamise Shopping Street

which is lined with vendors selling local specialty items and souvenirs.

Crossing Nakamise Street is Denpoin Street

which is designed to look like a street from the Edo era.

For food west of Sensoji Temple is Hoppy Street

which is a 70 to 80 meter long street that has a nostalgic charm and is lined with Izakaya serving Japanese pub food.

About 15min west of Asakusa near Ueno is Kappabashi Street.

This unique street has dozens of specialty stores selling everything needed by restaurant operators

except for food.

From pots and pans to dishes to plastic food samples

this street has it all and is an interesting place to wander.

A day in Asakusa could easily be combined with a stroll along the Sumida River

and a visit to nearby Tokyo Skytree, Japan tallest structure.

Number One: Food

As a city Tokyo has received the most Michelin stars of any city in the world

and offers an amazing range of dining opportunities.

Of course, like every region of Japan you can find local specialty cuisine items

such as nigiri-zushi, tempura,

soba, chankonabe, and monjayaki to name a few.

However because people from all over Japan have been relocating to the capital for hundreds of years

It's also possible to find authentic regional food from all across the country in Tokyo

Similarly the city has become the home of a wide variety of international

communities which have brought their local cuisine with them.

As a result Tokyo has become an excellent destination for finding a broad range of high-quality international food.

There are even several districts with concentrated ethnic specialties

such as Koreatown in Shin-Okubo

Little France in Kagurazaka

and Chinatown in Ikebukuro to name a few

It's safe to say there are dining establishments to accommodate all tastes and budgets in Tokyo.

You could easily spend several weeks exploring Tokyo and not experience everything

But we hope this top 5 list gives you a good place to start.

For more information about any of the places mentioned in this video or to explore another region

click the links on the screen now or head over to japan-guide.com

Your comprehensive up-to-date travel guide first-hand from Japan.

Thanks for watching and be sure to subscribe for more videos about Japan.

Happy travels.

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What do TRUMP & SUGAR have in common? #12 - Duration: 4:01.

I know what you are thinking…

'What is she smoking?!'

But hear me out.

We all know that sugar is bad for our health.

Ugh….not that again!

But just like you gave up on Tushar Kapoor as an actor, it's high time that you give

up on sugar too and the only way I see that possible is to compare it with this face that

US has grown to call..

PRESIDENT!

Number 1: Denial

After KRK and Ram Gopal Verma, the only person who lives in denial is Donald Trump!

About what?!

Duh…Climate Change, Exercise and about how small his hands are!

And sugar does the same.

When you eat something, a hormone called leptin tells your brain...

*STOP!*

*Enough!*

*Somebody stop him!*

But when you eat sugar, your brain cannot understand or recognize leptin.

*Who's there?!*

And that's the reason why you still feel hungry, even when you are full!

In short, it makes your body live in denial!

WoooooooW!

Number 2: They make others work hard…

..and not in a good way!

Can you imagine the amount of shit Trump's PR team has to cover up?

I bet every morning they wake up and be like..

Similarly, sugar, makes your pancreas work crazy hard!

When there is a lot of sugar in your body, your pancreas have to work really hard to produce

a lot of insulin.

And overworked pancreas lead to obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart diseases, liver disease and

more!

Number 3: The whole suit thing!

Trump is very particular about wearing a suit.

Apparently, he even slapped his son, Donald Trump Jr when he wore a Yankee jersey.

And guess where they were going?!

To a Yankees game!

Similarly, you would notice that any ingredients list rarely says sugar.

Instead they use Hi-Fi jargon like cane juice, cane syrup, corn syrup, malt syrup, dextrose,

fructose, sucrose, lactose, maltose, fruit juice concentrates, high fructose corn syrup.

It always wears a complicated jargon suit, so that you don't find out that it is present in

everything from processed foods to salad dressings, white bread, fruit yogurt,

even Ketchup!

Number 4: Neither of them respect the human body.

Some leaders are inspiring

Some are charming

But Trump?

He is just good at grabbing

things

that don't even belong to him!

Sugar does that too.

It grabs your butt, your thighs, your abs, your arms and everywhere else!

And you know what's sad?

The first time I read this news, it made me angry.

But now?

It doesn't!

And that's terrifying!

Now me, and the rest of the world is used to this!

And that's also the case with sugar.

The world knows that it is killing us, but we are so used to it now, that we don't

care anymore.

And that is also terrifying!

But if you care about your health and if you want to stop those greedy manufacturers from

injecting sugar in everything we consume,

then start eating clean!

Because, when you put this crap down

you are sending them a signal..

*Enough is enough!*

So, this week's change is,

"Say NO to processed sugar or anything else that has processed sugar in it"

Read the nutritional label carefully before you buy anything.

And if you want us to make a video on

"How to read a nutrition label?"

then give this video a big thumbsup!

If we reach 300 likes for this video, then we will.

And do not forget to share this video with your friends and family.

I will see you again next Friday with a brand new change from the 18 week Fat loss series!

Until then….keep fighting

The Urban Fight

To be fit!

One change… at a time.

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What's Love Got to Do With It? | Social Media - Duration: 8:17.

[Anitra] Alright, we're back. [Leo] Back atcha, Care Bear -

[Carrington] Oh yeah!

[Anitra] Okay, so we're back again. I'm Anitra

with loveisrespect and The Hotline. I have

with me my guest stars - [Leo] I'm

cool with being a co-star - [Anitra] Co-stars, okay, well, what are

your names, co-stars? [Leo] Oh, go ahead Care Bear [Carrington] Go ahead.

[Leo] My name's Leo, and that's Carrington but we

call her Care Bear or Carey, Carey Z -

[Anitra] Now, okay, thanks for joining us back

again. This time we're gonna be talking

about something that's pretty common and

that is social media and the sharing of

the passwords. And let's just throw in there

going through your phone and all

that too. Let's talk about all that. So, the behavior

that we're going to discuss once again: my partner

monitors my social media accounts and

Facebook and demands that I share my

passwords. [noises] [Carrington] Well, my partner doesn't ask for that,

I mean he just trusts me and I trust him.

[Leo] That's really good. We ain't gonna talk about my

present partner because we cool. But my

last partner, it was a rap - even though

I would say I gave her a reason to want

all of that stuff, you know, by not being

a good boyfriend at first, but yeah, she

constantly hacked my Twitter, Facebook,

you know, my emails, all that stuff. I

didn't like it. It all boils down to

trust, you know, you have to trust your

partner in order to believe that they're

not doing nothing on social media, and

so you got to just make sure you find a

good partner that you can trust, and not

have to always go through their stuff, you

know. But I'm okay with giving them my

password, you know, if they want it, and they

could check it at any time and see that

I'm not doing anything. I'm okay with

that, but at the end of the day, if she

doesn't trust me,

then she's always gonna wanna go through my passwords.

Or guilty conscience - if they're doing

something they're always going to want

to look in your phone and stuff like

that - [Anitra] You're saying if they're doing

something they'll want to - [Leo] Yeah yeah yeah

yeah yeah, if she's doing something, she's

going to look through my stuff to see if

I'm doing the same thing, that guilty conscience.

[Carrington] Yeah, sometimes, like my last,

whatever, I always thought it was like

mandatory in a relationship to give

them your password, so they can be on your

Facebook or something like that. [Leo] I thought

the same thing until Anitra said it wasn't

appropriate behavior. [Carrington] Yeah, I thought

you had to give it to them so they could always like,

blah blah blah, but it is, once

again, it's just trust. [Anitra] I think a lot of

people think that, like, you know, we're in a

relationship, what do you got to hide? But for me

personally, and I've done that too,

I've had partners want to check my phone,

I've been the partner wanting to check

the phone, because there was no more

trust, like, you know, they were not telling

the truth, they were dishonest, and I had

to go and creep to see what's really going

on. But it's not healthy,

and once you get to that point where

them doing something that you don't

know about makes you jump to the

conclusion that they're doing something

bad, or they're doing something like

cheating, or whatever, then there's

something else going on, there's

a lack of trust there. So I

don't feel that it's necessary to have to

share passwords and things like that. And

if someone comes in demanding that then

that's not healthy to me, that's already a wrap.

And then, as far as like, social media

monitoring, I'm very active on social

media. Maybe not so much Facebook, but Twitter

and Instagram. I don't too much want

somebody who's going to be like, why are

you commenting on so-and-so's pictures.

If you're gonna be like that - [Carrington] That's me.

[Anitra] You're that person? Let's talk about it. Talk

about it! [Leo] Let's go Carrington. [Carrington] No, it's not, it's

not that, it's like - [Leo] At least she admitted it - [Carrington] - it's like

why are you, it's not that, it's just like,

my person I talk to now, he always

likes his ex's pictures. And, you know,

when you like something on Twitter, it goes

to your wall. When I see that I ask him

about it, and he's just like, oh that's my friend, blah blah

blah you know - [Leo] That's a different story, that's an

ex-girlfriend, I mean - [Carrington] Yeah, that's - [Anitra] I mean,

but at the end of the day, like - [Carrington] I mean, I

trust him 100%, but it's just like, why you,

why are you liking hers?

You don't ever like mine. [Laughter] But, but on Facebook,

on Facebook, he posts me and stuff,

but it's like, on Twitter...

[Anitra] Let's talk about that too, so like, okay -

[Leo] Should you advertise your woman? [Anitra] Right - [Carrington] Yes. [Leo] Hmm. [Anitra] Hmmm.

[Carrington] I feel like you should. [Leo] From a male's

perspective, if you're taken, you have

to make it known if somebody's trying

to talk to you, or become flirtatious, you

have to make it known that you are taken. [Anitra] Now I see that - [Leo] Now, as in

advertising, like every week, or however

often the female feels like it should be,

I feel like, the dude, the dude could

show off his girl, you know, to the world

maybe once to let the world know

this is my queen. But I don't have to do

it like on the - [Carrington] Queen? [Leo] Well, you know

you know, I don't have to do it on, I

don't have to do it week by week or day

by day or every Wednesday, or yeah I

don't have to do that. I can just

do it like, once a month cause people

know that I'm taken so it doesn't

matter.

[Carrington] Yeah, especially if you go to school

with them, like they see you around,

y'all two together, you know. And I

only do that whenever I look good

like today I look good, you know what I'm saying,

so you know, I, he posted my picture so

you know - [Leo] I see you Care Bear - [laughter]

[Anitra] Well, I'm different, don't be

putting me on nothing. First of all - [Carrington] She's

boring - [Leo] But you're beautiful - [Anitra] I mean, it's not just about that.

I mean, I'm not saying don't do it,

but I don't think that if my partner

doesn't do it that they're hiding me.

Because when I'm in a relationship, I

don't post lots of pictures of, I don't think -

I haven't been in one in so long -

[Leo] I don't think you post a lot of pictures period. [Anitra] Okay thanks, but I

don't do that, and so I don't see it as

a necessity, or you know, whatever.

But I mean I think at the end of the day we all

have to just sometimes consider, like, why

do I feel that way? What does that mean

to me? Like, what does that mean? So

if your partner isn't posting you, does

that make you feel like they're ashamed of

you? Or they're not trying to claim you?

On the other end, if they show you too

much

[Leo] I hear that a lot, you know - [Anitra] I mean, I think that's a

common thing, and I think it's okay to just

think about that. Like, why is it this

social media thing, where if you're

not posting your partner then that means

that - [Leo] Modern times. [Anitra] - you're not claiming them. [Leo] I think

Drake said it best, I know you're

going to, I swear, he said, "We live in a

generation of not being in love and not

being together, but we make it feel like

we're together, because we hate to see

each other with somebody else." Which

I think it makes a lot of sense,

because we live in a generation where

there's lack of love, lack of trust, lack of

loyalty, the whole relationship thing is

like, it's not where it's at in this

generation. So I had a girl tell me

before, like, oh you don't make me your WCW,

that you don't like me or care about me,

and stuff like that. But I'm just like - or like you

said, trying to hide you. [Anitra] Right. [Leo] I'm not

trying hide you. [Anitra] You're right,

it is definitely something that's like

common, and I think we just need to explore

that, like why does it have to be that?

But I think what's important is

everybody just - communication is so key

in relationships. Like, communicate,

communicate, communicate, set boundaries. You

know, when you do this, this is how I feel, you

do this, you make me feel this way, let's

talk about it. And, you know, you both just

kind of figure out what works best.

If you are both those kind of couples, those

kind of people, where you need to be

posted all the time and you're both fine

with that, well then, yeah, who's - who am

I to say that's not right for y'all?

But if you're the kind of person where

you're like, you know, I don't really want

our business everywhere and your

partner's, like, Wah wah wah,

then that might be a conversation that

you need to kinda have. So, I appreciate you guys'

takes. As always, if you feel

differently or have extra comments or concerns,

please feel free to drop 'em in the comments.

[Leo] Right there below. [Anitra] We'll see you in the

next one.

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【 COLLAB 】 SHINee - Tell Me What To Do ITALIAN ver. - Duration: 4:11.

These days I don't recognize you

You look like you've given up on everything

But I hear you screaming silently

Grown apart by the passing of time

Or by more than one different choice

But in the end, what's left?

These barriers between us

We'll never break them down

I will come back to you

at the end of this journey

I'll look at your face and I'll dry

all of your tears, then I'll ask you

You don't speak, but you want me to know

You hurt me, then expect me to pretend

everything's like it was before

All the things you never say

All the pain you've been causing me

It has left deep wounds but

I know you're not going to change

I just wish I could lose all the memories I have

I will come back to you

at the end of this journey

I'll look at your face and I'll dry

all of your tears, then I'll ask you

Tell me what I should do

Don't cry no more

If your heart remembers me

Don't cry no more

Even if I tried to push you away

I hate to imagine that you won't be here

I won't stand it My world will crumble

I don't know what you want, don't know why

You wanted to control me

And I thought you had changed but I changed more than you

Just a moment, then it's all over

No more fake promises from now on

Time is running and you won't stop it

But the time for ''us'' has already ended

Remember that you used to smile with me

Everything looked brighter because

Those days were tough but not lonely

I'll think back tho who I was,

to the rhythm of your breathing

And even if everything else changes

I will come back to you

at the end of this journey

I'll look at your face and I'll dry

all of your tears, then I'll ask you

Tell me what I sould do

Don't cry no more

If your heart remembers me

Don't cry no more

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AUTARQUIAS DO HUMOR 272 - Duration: 25:40.

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Practicing Singing - Things NEVER to Do - Duration: 7:56.

This video is about practicing singing, things never to do.

Here are 4 things that will save your voice and speed up your progress.

Hi, I'm Chuck Gilmore with Power To Sing.

Things NEVER to do when you are practicing singing:

#1: Never Practice with a loud volume.

Why?

When you sing loud you have to blast more air.

The vocal cords must tighten to hold back the air.

This adds tension from the outer neck muscles.

This causes you to squeeze and over-compress.

You'll never be able to balance and coordinate the air from your lungs with the vocal cords

so they can develop their own power and strength.

This causes your voice to get sore and hoarse, your high notes to go flat, your range to

decrease, and sometimes your vocal cords to get injured.

Solution: Practice softly.

Gradually increase volume as you're able to maintain balance and coordination.

If you do this, you'll be able to bridge from chest to head voice and back, on all

the different scales, without straining or breaking.

[Demo]

#2: Never try to increase your range by forcing your voice extremely higher.

Forcing it higher means pushing harder and louder as you sing higher.

You'll face the same problems as above in #1.

You voice will seize and muscle up.

Solution: Stay within the range of the exercises.

These exercises will increase your ability to sing through the bridge from chest to head

voice without strain or breaking.

This will dramatically increase your range.

[Demo]

#3: Never focus on practicing long hours instead of practicing correctly.

If you're not practicing correctly, hours of incorrect practice will strengthen your

bad habits.

Solution: Focus on practicing correctly.

Watch the videos.

Listen to the demonstrations.

Record yourself doing the exercises and listen to yourself.

Are you doing them exactly as shown?

If you're not getting the results, what's the difference between the demonstrations

and how you're doing them?

Do them precisely and you're likely to succeed.

Get a friend to confirm you're doing them right.

The exercises are done in special ways that cause them to work with your voice.

If you disregard this and do them your way, they likely won't work.

The batty sound helps "thin" the vocal cords and tone.

They don't work if you do the exercise with a normal voice and too loud.

[Demo.

Listen to the difference with the bratty

and non-bratty sound.

I'll do it soft but wide]

The dopy sound stretches the vocal cords with a lower larynx.

They don't work if you lose the dopy sound and use your normal voice.

[Demo Gee]

These exercises cause you to be able to sing through the bridge without straining or breaking.

Also, you must do them on the given pitches.

#4: Never practice for hours at a time.

New or rusty singers often practice for hours thinking they will sing great in just a few

days of long, hard practice.

It's more likely you'll make very little progress and possibly could risk injuring

your voice.

Solution: Practice for the same amount of time that you're performing.

If you're not performing, practice 15-30 minutes a day.

Maybe do a second session later in the day.

In a few months you might increase the time if needed.

Daily shorter practice is better than sporadic long practices.

If you're in a show, do vocal exercises for 20-30 minutes and sing through your songs.

This might add up to 1-2 hours depending on your show or set list.

Warning: If you perform regularly, it might take months to break old habits and be able

to easily use correct technique in your performances.

Be patient.

It will come.

The important thing is correct practice.

If you never do these 4 things and focus on correct practice your progress will be steady,

positive and exciting.

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Go to the Knowledge Center and watch the videos about your vocal type and download the free

exercises.

There are videos showing you how to do the exercises for your vocal type to guide your

practice and give you success.

I'm Chuck Gilmore with Power To Sing.

You can sing higher with beauty, confidence and power.

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