Youtube daily t'shirt May 22 2017

ATJ - What I Taught

Early in the morning

Sun rise to the east

Light me up that morning light

But don't put shoes on my feet

Now I found the reason

Reason things went wrong

I have found the reason: what some liars have done

I've got a vibration:

It's never been so high!

I looked into the flat earth truth

And now I can't deny it

Life is true love: so love the one you got

'Cuz you might get true lover!

Or you might get taught!

Life is not a battle, but it seems to be a test!

And I wanna pass it so I'm doing my best!

Take a small example, take a tip-ti-tip from me!

Take all of their theories: give them back for your money!

love is what I taught: what I'm here to teach!

No horizon's round when you look from the beach!

It all comes back to you; you're bound to get what you deserve.

Go test that: your bound to get served!

Loves what i brought: give it a shot!

You feel it when the truth gets sought!

Lovin' is what i brought! I said remember that!

Lovin' is what I brought! I said remember that!

And lovin' is what i taught! Said remember that!

I said lovin' is what i taught!

I don't buy the nonsense that they say:

I don't get angry at the shills placed in my way.

I don't get angry when the trolls won't stop.

'Cuz the truth, it always ends on top!

Lovin' / Hatin': they ain't the same!

Livin' with inner god the only way to stay sane!

Let the love in, let the love in; Earths flat to me!

Math Powerland

Eric Dubay

Jeranism

Rob Skiba

Jazz Sinclair

Conspiracy Mystic

JayDreamerZ

Heather Thunderhawk

Flat Earth Asshole

Joe @ Question Everything

Flatty McFlatface

ODD Reality

D. Marble

Little Bird

Wisdom Keeper Cheyenne

Karlee Sunshine

Chazz Kelly

Glenno Mac

Project E.L.I.

SunnyPeaches 77 / Plane Ranger

Del - Beyond the Imaginary Curve

Lori Gale / CaveMan444

John Smith

Muah

Lovin' is what I brought! 'said remember that!

I said lovin' is what I brought! Now remember that!

I said lovin' is what I taught! Said remember that!

I said lovin' is what I taught, I taught, I taught, I taught, I TAUGHT!

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Don't Feel Threatened When You're Surpassed (Clip) // Bayless Conley - Duration: 2:00.

Get ready to discover answers in the Bible

with Bayless Conley

Listen,

We shouldn't get resentful nor should we be threatened by the big dreams of the young

people in our midst and in our life.

We ought to encourage them.

In fact, better yet, we need to help them build.

You know, one of the things that Harrison and I enjoy together is we golf.

And he picked up the game when he was 15.

I taught him everything that I knew.

And for a couple of years I could soundly thrash him.

It was glorious!

But somewhere in his seventeenth year, he ran by me.

Played for his high school team, and…

You know, I didn't get mad when he striped a 300 yard drive down the middle of the fairway.

Just the other guys on the tee box, said, "My boy.

Yeah.

This is my son."

I didn't get mad when he got deadly with his short irons or when his putter caught fire

I said, "Hey, that's my kid.

I taught him how to golf."

You know, I rejoice in the fact that he has a good golf game.

I didn't get resentful and say, "Well, I'm not going to play with you, anymore."

Now I enjoy getting out there with him.

And we ought to have that same heart, you know, when it comes to the young people because,

frankly, we have been called together.

We've been called to do life together, called to serve in God's kingdom together.

The journey will not always be easy, but we can make it if we do it together.

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LG G4 Microphone FIXED Can't Hear Me Speaking Mic No Sound Recording Video - Repair Series Part 6 - Duration: 5:26.

Are you having problems with your LG G4 Microphone.

Are people on the other end of the line having a really hard time hearing you or can't

hear you at all.

Do you get complete silence when recording a video or have very low sound when having

a conversation on hands-free speakerphone?

We're going to show you how to fix this microphone problem.

So stay tuned.

Hey everyone this is Hooman from CellularDR.com.

Thank you for joining us.

In this short video we are going to show you how to replace the microphone on your LG G4

smartphone.

This particular microphone we are going to replace is the main microphone on this phone

but there are two other microphones that are exactly the same size and shape and you can

use the same technique to replace all 3 of them.

So the microphone located near the bottom of the motherboard is the main microphone

which is used for regular phone calls.

There are two other microphones which are located near the top of the motherboard.

One of them is for video recording and hands-free speakerphone conversation and the other is

used by the phone to control noise cancellation.

In this video we are changing the microphone on this particular phone because after performing

another repair and running the phone through the ultrasonic cleaner to get rid of the flux,

the microphone stopped working.

This was expected since we know that there is an open hole at the bottom of the microphone

and if any liquid gets in there, it can easily harm the microphone and cause it to stop functioning.

So let's go ahead and disassemble the phone and remove the mother board from the housing.

The microphone is the very small rectangular gold piece in the middle of the shot.

Here using a JBC Hot Air Station set at 430 degrees Celsius and 40% airflow, we heat the

microphone for about 10 seconds or just until you feel that it has come loose and simply

grab it and remove it.

As you can see it comes off very easily.

By the way the liquid you see here is what was stuck in the microphone and caused it

to malfunction.

Once we heated it, the liquid came out but the microphone was already damaged beyond

repair.

Now we are going to tin the microphone legs on the board.

Using your soldering iron apply a small amount of solder to each of the 4 contact points

on the board by applying a minimal amount of the solder to each leg.

Then grab a new microphone making sure that the heat is pointed away from anything on

the board that may be sensitive to heat.

Line up the legs and the hole at the bottom of the microphone to match up with the layout

of the board.

Make a reference point in your mind of where the microphone will sit and its orientation.

Using the JBC hot air station at the same setting as before apply some heat to the microphone

area.

In this case we do not recommend applying much flux to the area.

As a matter of fact, it would be best if you can install the microphone without the use

of any flux.

The reason is that flux can sometimes get sucked into the open hole of the microphone

and cause it to malfunction.

So go ahead and heat the microphone legs and once you see the solder has liquefied, quickly

place the microphone on top of it.

If you don't get it perfect on the first attempt, it's ok.

Since the board is still very hot, if you apply some minor heat, it will quickly liquefy

the solder again without damaging the microphone and you can adjust the microphone into place with your tweezers.

Just remember the more heat you apply to the microphone, the more likely it is to damage

it so try and do this quickly without applying too much heat.

Clean around the area with very small amount of alcohol and a cotton swab without getting

any liquid or alcohol inside the microphone.

Then, go ahead and reassemble the phone and perform a full functional test of the phone of course

including the microphones.

You want to make sure that while installing the microphone nothing else was moved or damaged

hence the reason for the full functional test.

In this channel we try to bring you specialized videos on how to keep your devices running

properly and to show you solutions on how to fix common problems.

We are a full service repair center and can perform any of these repairs for you as well.

If after watching this video you would rather have this service performed professionally

by a trained technician, please feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help.

If you found this video helpful, please give it a Thumbs up and be sure to share this video

with anyone you know that may be experiencing a similar problem with their phone.

We value your feedback and would love to hear from you regarding your experience trying

to follow this video to repair your phone, so feel free to post your questions and suggestions

in the comments section below.

Additionally, your comments are very beneficial to others watching this video and thinking

about trying this repair, so please take a moment and tell us about your experience.

Thank you so much for watching and if you're new to this channel don't forget to click

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Bipolar Stigma: You Don't Look Mentally Ill - Duration: 1:48.

Hey y'all. It's Hannah.

Wow! That was really southern of me.

When I was 18 years old,

I finally opened up to someone

about these uncomfortable emotions

that I was going through.

This was prior to my diagnosis of bipolar 2 disorder.

And I remember

they looked so angry and disgusted with me.

And this person said:

"You know what? You know what the problem is?

You're ungrateful. And you've got what I like to call

Spoiled Brat Syndrome."

It stuck with me

to the extent that I didn't seek out treatment

again until I was hospitalized for bipolar 2 disorder.

And statements like these

really affect us.

And I know every person with a mental health condition,

with bipolar disorder,

faces these kind of cliche statements.

And I have a couple,

3 specifically, that I get all the time.

So I'm hoping you can relate

to at least one of these.

"There's always someone worse off than you."

"Everyone has bad days."

"You don't look mentally ill."

Okay. So, get out your camera phone.

Place it horizontally.

and do a video

about what kind of statements have been said to you,

that have really made you feel guilty.

And I'll see you guys next week. Bye.

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clip/It ani't me - Duration: 0:41.

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Don't take your eyes off the ring! - Duration: 8:36.

- I'm just about to leave the house

and go and street perform,

but before I do that

I thought I'd show you a little bit of slight of hand

with a ring.

Sorry if my face gets chopped off by the way.

Here we go.

(light hip hop music)

Bonus trick.

Hey.

Alright, let's go and street perform.

Oh yeah.

I have arrived at Leicester Square

and it's really really quiet.

Just me and Louisa.

How's that coffee goin?

- It's great thank you very much.

- Good times.

So now breakfast.

Very essential.

And then busking hopefully no rain.

Conversation looks riveting chaps.

(light hip hop music)

What's all this security people around,

I don't get it and I don't like it.

Who are these people?

There was like five of them, look this guy

in the jacket here, the marshal.

It has been a pretty slow start to the day

for me in Leicester Square.

I was the first person here, but I didn't really wanna go on

and perform because it was a little bit quiet,

it was also raining on and off.

So until I know that it's gonna stop raining,

and that it gets a little bit busier, I'm gonna hold off.

It might be one of those days where I just do one show

where I give my all and then I call it a day,

'cause I don't think I'm gonna get two sets

if I keep holding off, we'll see.

Morning!

- [Man] Hello, Steve.

- How are you doing? - How are you?

- I'm good.

- [Man] Oh yeah me too, me too.

- It's so quiet today, yeah I'm filming.

You're on the camera, say some words of inspiration.

- Is it quiet?

Oh sorry, hello.

- [Steve] That's it, that's your words of inspiration?

- I'm a nice person.

(laughs)

What's inspiration?

- Inspiration is like, you know, something motivating

to make them more happy.

- Oh right, oh yeah, okay.

- You're like, "I'm nice."

(laughs)

Go on, words of inspiration.

- I meant like, do what you enjoy to do.

- Yeah, there you go.

- You don't have to do anything that you don't like to do.

- [Steve] Please tell me you just wear this everyday.

- Do I look pretty?

- [Steve] Why are you, it's amazing.

Any reason?

- It's Friday!

- Friday.

- You have to celebrate, it's Friday.

- [Steve] I love that.

- It's funny.

- Oh, I want one.

I need to get a hat like that for my street show,

I'd never have a problem building a crowd again.

I was about to just bite the bullet and perform,

but it's just starting chucking it down again.

This is gonna be that kind of a day all day, isn't it?

Oh well, at least I got yoghourt.

And let's be honest coming out was worth it

just to see that amazing hat.

Joker, I know you love your weather app,

but you have to admit, it's raining.

- It spat.

- [Steve] No it's raining.

- No it stopped.

- [Steve] No it's still raining.

And this is kill a show kind of rain.

Umbrellas, that means no.

- [Joker] Sun's coming up.

- It literally, like, just stopped

as I was nearly finished packing up.

- This is not acceptable.

(light hip hop music)

It is a pretty quiet Friday,

but I think this is as good as it's gonna get.

So I'm just gonna give it a go and start a show.

One, two, one, two, three, testing, one, two, three.

Alrighty.

(hip hop music)

Audience, give Lauren a huge round of applause.

Take a bow, and guys, stop stop stop.

One last thing, one last thing.

These guys walking off right at the end.

Guys, that is the end of the show,

please don't spoil it now and walk off.

This is what I do for a living.

If you want to support live entertainment,

come forward, make contributions to the hat,

and then that way I can entertain people tomorrow.

Thank you very much.

You have to be aware of what?

- Not running over tourists.

- [Steve] Yeah, or anyone really.

- See that bus?

Those two ladies are not paying attention,

the bus almost ran them over.

The only reason they're still alive is 'cause

the bus guy noticed that they were not paying attention.

- Oh yeah, the tourists themselves,

they don't really give (bleep), do they?

- [Mike] No, they don't.

- So, my show didn't really go very well.

It wasn't terrible, but felt okay,

but the audience weren't physically present enough,

like they left partway through the show.

Not all of them, enough of them that it hurt.

But now me and Mike and Cinerea are going to Covet

to pick up your battery, eh?

- Yeah.

- And then you're gonna do a lovely, fun show.

- I am.

- What's your best busking advice?

- Don't have nervous breakdown during the show.

- That's always good.

- Postpone it till after the show.

- That's what I was telling you.

That was my advice to you.

- That's the best advice I've ever heard.

- It is good advice.

You're confidence and happiness will go up

once you've worked right?

- That's it,

- I'll ask you after.

This is kinda like a (bleep) it day,

where I just like am gonna spend all my money on food

and just enjoy that a lot,

and not feel any guilt about that.

Spend all the money I earn, and then feel okay.

- [Mike] What's your idea for your filming right now?

You gonna film a whole bunch of B-reel

in the middle of us talking?

- Yeah basically.

Hey, Sergio.

So, Mike, do you think there's

a such thing as a bad audience.

- No.

- 'Cause I didn't think there was.

- I think there's such thing as a bad day.

- Yeah but is that for the performer or the people?

Like, I mean the people in the context of,

if it's a bad day and you have a crowd,

that's a bad audience, if they're not responding.

- Oh, is it?

- I don't know I'm asking you, you're the pro.

- Well, no you're telling me though, right?

- Well when I, before I busk,

I didn't think there was such thing as a bad audience.

- Sure, I agree.

Is that what you want to hear?

Is that what you need, home viewer?

My agreement, for Steven?

Home viewer, I want to let you know,

whatever he says, DynaMike agrees.

If it's raining, and you have a bad show,

the next guy, if it's raining and you're doing a show,

you're gonna get wet, and so is the next guy,

unless it stops raining, right?

But if some guy shows up with an umbrella,

or a tent, then his crowd is dry and so is he.

(hip hop music)

- Are you ready, are you hyped, are you excited,

are you ready, are you hyped, are you excited?

- I'm trying to get myself into the head space.

- Yeah?

- It's gonna be reciprocal.

- You got this.

- Get a little bit of a cheer in the crowd.

- Remember, you're the best busker in the world.

In all-seriousness, though, Mike is like

one of the best buskers in the world.

So this is gonna be a really great show.

(hip hop music)

I was reading through the comments

on the video I did a couple weeks ago.

It's really nice to see that you guys like the day

in the life of a street performer stuff.

I'm sort of still getting the hang of what it is

I want these videos to feel like,

but I'm really keen on making more videos,

I'm trying to upload every Monday,

don't hold me to that, you know what I'm like.

But I quite like the whole day out vlogging around thing,

and then combining magic as well.

So some of them will have not a lot of magic in them,

some of them will be really magic heavy.

But I quite like the style of just sort of

taking you with me to wherever I'm going,

so that should be cool.

Anyway, my last show of the day is coming up pretty soon.

Right now I do two shows in my forty minute spot.

So I do two twenty minute shows in my set.

But I'm really wanting to take that

and make it one longer show,

which is what most of the really good buskers do.

But it's kinda scary because I want to rewrite my show,

do a longer show, and I just know

that it's gonna be worse at first.

You know once you get used to something,

I've kept the same show for like pretty much

the entire time I've been doing this.

I've had a very similar show.

So changing that is gonna be really weird.

And it's gonna get worse before it gets better.

But I think going with one show is probably the way to go,

just doing one longer show as opposed to two little ones.

Yeah, I'm gonna get ready and then go on.

- Check that out.

- [Steve] Aw, dude.

- From new machetes.

- [Steve] Oh my gosh.

People don't think juggling knives is dangerous.

- Check that out, I got sliced right on my thumb.

- Oh, alrighty.

Just finished my last show of the day.

It was way more fun than my earlier show of the day,

so that was really good, ended on a high.

That's the end of the video,

follow me on MySpace, that'd be great.

That's the end.

Thank you.

(hip hop music)

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| distance | - Duration: 1:33.

maybe this time, he won't be blind anymore

I think perhaps you can never love anyone else

you flirting with my friends, shorty?

why?

jealous?

I don't like weird people.

I don't like jerks either

P'Pha was being jealous over you

P'Pha left it for you

He bought for everyone again?

Nope. Just for you.

I won't lose

be true to your words

here!

What is it?

I just want to say...

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A Quarter Of American Adults Can't Pay All Their Monthly Bills - politics - Duration: 9:39.

A Quarter Of American Adults Can't Pay All Their Monthly Bills; 44% Have Less Than $400

In Cash

There was some good news and some not so good news in the Fed's latest annual Report on

the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households.

First the good news.

The report, based on the Board's fourth annual Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking

conducted in October 2016, presents a "picture of improving financial well-being among Americans",

at least according to the report (read on to see if this is merited).

Overall, 70% of the more than 6,600 respondents said they were either "living comfortably"

or "doing okay," up 1% from 2015 and up 8% from the first survey results in 2013.

Not surprisingly, the highest percentage, or 92%, of those who responded they were "living

comfortably" was among the group with more than $100,000 in family income.

For Americans making less than $40,000 the breakdown was almost evenly split with 49%

saying they are "just getting by."

According to the same study, 28% of respondents said that their income in the last 12 months

was less than $25,000, and 40% report that their income was less than the key $40,000

cutoff, which suggests that roughly 4 in 10 Americans are "finding it difficult to get

by."

The improvements in well-being as reported by the survey respondents were concentrated

among high-income adults, with at least some college education, and prompted the WSJ to

write that "U.S Household financial health improved in recent years."

Even so, most of the changes reported in the survey were relatively modest, "reflecting

a slowly improving economy and an unemployment level at or below 5% throughout 2016."

Now, the not so good news.

Nearly eight years into an economic recovery, nearly half of Americans didn�t have enough

cash available to cover a $400 emergency.

Specifically, the survey found that, in line with what the Fed had disclosed in previous

years, 44% of respondents said they wouldn�t be able to cover an unexpected $400 expense

like a car repair or medical bill, or would have to borrow money or sell something to

meet it.

Troubling as this statistic remains, the overall share of adults who would struggle to come

up with $400 in a pinch has declined by 2% from the last survey conducted in 2015, and

down 6% since 2013.

Of the group that could not pay in cash, 45% said they would go further in debt and use

a credit card to pay off the expense over time.

while a quarter would borrow from friends of family, and another 27% just couldn�t

pay the expense.

Others would turn to selling items or using a payday loan.

The breakdown was largely by education attainment: 79% of those with at least a bachelor�s

degree said they would still be able to pay all of their other bills in full if hit with

a $400 charge.

Just 52% of those with no more than a high school diploma said the same.

Just as concerning were other findings from the study: just under one-fourth of adults,

or 23%, are not able to pay all of their current month�s bills in full while 25% reported

skipping medical treatments due to cost in the prior year.

Additionally, 28% of adults who haven�t retired yet reported to being grossly unprepared,

indicating they had no retirement savings or pension whatsoever.

The median out-of-pocket cost for an unexpected, major medical expense was $1,000, and 42%

of those with such an expense in the past year either had debt relating to that expense

or unpaid balances.

The Fed reported that 24 million adults are in debt from medical expenses incurred over

the previous year.

As a result, many respondents went without some type of care, dental care in particular,

because they could not afford it, though the 25% who reported such a situation was down

from 27% in 2015.

Commenting on the report's concerning findings, Fed Governor and Hillary Clinton supporter

Lael Brainard said that "the survey findings remind us that many American households are

struggling financially, including fully 40 percent of those with a high school diploma

or less.

More broadly, 44 percent of all respondents could not cover an unexpected $400 emergency

expense or would rely on borrowing or selling something to do so.

The survey also shows that many adults have no savings for retirement."

The findings also underscore themes apparent during the presidential election, namely the

growing gap between the elites and the broader population.

Of whites with a bachelor�s degree or more, 85% said they�re doing OK or living comfortably,

compared with 62% for whites with a high-school diploma or less.

Blacks and Hispanics have similar but narrower gaps in response to that question when sorted

by education.

The biggest differentiator appears to be education: the Fed reported that 82% of adults with a

bachelor�s degree or more in education said last year they were �living comfortably�

or �doing okay,� up from 80% the year before, as well as 69% of those with some

college or an associate degree, up from 66%.

Furthermore, 79% of those with at least a bachelor�s degree said they would still

be able to pay all of their other bills in full if hit with a $400 charge.

Just 52% of those with no more than a high school diploma said the same.

Americans� sense of economic health also varied among racial and ethnic groups.

Of the respondents with no more than a high-school diploma, a greater portion of non-Hispanic

whites�20.5%-- reported being worse off than a year before than did non-Hispanic blacks,

at 18.6%, or Hispanics, at 20.2%.

Asked to comment by the WSJ on the latest annual study, Jonathan Morduch, a New York

University professor of public policy and an economist said that �everybody on the

low end feels like they�re in a different situation, almost like they�re in a different

America than those with a bachelor�s or more.� He added that �The combination

of instability and illiquidity are really hurting at the low end,� he added.

That's the same "end" that had such an outsized impact on the latest presidential election.

So based on the latest set of Fed results presented above, the solution to America's

wealth problem would be to force every American into a college education.

Well, sure... just make sure it's debt free, because as even the NY Fed's Bill Dudley admitted

in early April, student debt and default are a �headwind to economic activity" noting

that "rising student loan debt in the United States could ultimately hurt

overall home ownership and consumer spending and erode colleges' and

universities' ability to elevate lower-income students."

There are "potential longer-term negative implications of student debt on homeownership

and other types of consumer spending," Dudley said.

"Continued increases in college costs and debt burdens could inhibit higher education's

ability to serve as an important engine of upward income mobility, (and) these developments

are important and deserve increased attention."

Which is understandable with a record $1.44 trilion in student loans outstanding as of

March 31, surpassing even the $1.1 trillion in US auto loans.

Here are the disturbing findings from the latest NY Fed study on America's student debt

crisis:

...our analysis shows that for any given level of educational attainment, those with student

debt are less likely to own a home in their early thirties than those who completed their

education without taking on as much�or any�debt.

To the extent that the statistical associations we uncovered reflect a causal impact of debt

on homeownership, they have important implications for the housing market and future spending

behavior.

Homeownership represents an important means of wealth accumulation, with housing equity

being the principal form of wealth for most households.

So, changes in the way we finance higher education, with an increased reliance on student debt,

may have important implications for the housing market and the distribution of wealth.

It only took the Fed about 6 years to figure out what was patently obvious to everyone

else.

Alas, that does not help solve the core underlying problems discussed above because absent a

world in which US colleges hand out diplomas to everyone - which will never happen - the

vast wealth gap will only get bigger.

And that "prediction" does not even take into account the fact that the US is now about

2 years overdue for a major recession.

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Don`t forget! Shitty Catastrophic (Shitty time #7) by Fotor_Andrew3221 [2.1] - Duration: 2:01.

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Things Die-Hard Fans Don't Even Know About What Not To Wear - Duration: 5:52.

Thanks to Stacy London, Clinton Kelly, and a whole team of stylist stars, What Not to

Wear was a reality show sensation that inspired audiences and guests alike to step up their

fashion game and ditch those frumpy threads for good.

The show helped hundreds amp up their clothing game on-screen.

But behind the scenes, there was more to the picture than what that dressing room mirror

exposed.

Here's what die-hard fans might not even know about What Not to Wear.

Blowing the budget

While getting $5,000 to spend on clothes might sound like it'd go a long way, contestants

reported that the money actually ran out pretty quickly, considering they were often shopping

in pricey New York boutiques.

What's worse is that contestants were responsible for paying the taxes on that loot themselves

after the show was said and done.

Luckily, the $5,000 allowance did belong to the contestants, so they weren't required

to spend every penny.

In fact, according to one former contestant, they were encouraged to keep a little bit

of the dough to pay off Uncle Sam.

She wrote on Reddit, "One of the producers told me the first day to NOT spend all $5000

and set aside some of the money for taxes."

She further explained that it's not as easy as you might think, considering that "as you

are shopping, someone else has control of your money.

It isn't like you are walking around with 5 G's in your pocket so it is difficult to

know how much you have spent and when to stop.

I constantly checked in on where I was moneywise!"

She further revealed that taxes aren't the only out-of-pocket expense to account for

when spending the $5,000.

She wrote, "The other thing NO ONE sees on air is that a huge chunk of your money goes

towards tailoring.

Literally EVERYTHING you buy is later tailored to you.

At the end of the week the seamstress comes to your hotel room, you try everything on,

she pins and marks it all and a few days later everything is all returned to you with the

perfect fit.

You pay for that service out of your $5,000."

Sounds like it wasn't such a windfall after all.

Taking extra time

If you think that being on What Not to Wear is a walk in the park with a shopping spree

and makeover, it might be time to give that opinion a makeover.

Contestants have since revealed that each episode was both time- and energy-intensive.

Former guest Amanda Rodriguez revealed some behind-the-scenes secrets on her blog, saying

that it took a week's worth of long days to produce just one 45-minute episode for the

air.

Repetition was the name of the game, and former contestants revealed that they had to say

and do things multiple times so that the cameras could get the perfect shot.

One revealed on Reddit that the camera crew had him do multiple close-up reshoots, and

that every time he pointed at something during the course of the show, they'd do a reshoot

later that focused solely on his hand.

He said, "We learned towards the end to just stop pointing."

Threads and transitions

Sometimes, What Not to Wear became about more than just cool clothes — it also helped

people deal with some of their lifestyle changes outside of the cameras.

In 2013, for example, Casey Donegan was a volunteer firefighter and transgender woman

who appeared on What Not to Wear and later credited the show with helping her establish

a sense of confidence about her transition.

She explained that it helped her feel less worried about "being perceived for what I'm

not and more open to being perceived for what I am [...] It's gotten me to a point where

I'm not self-conscious."

Co-host Clinton Kelly also told People that several contestants had gone on to meet their

husbands immediately after their What Not to Wear experience and even described how

one woman's newfound confidence gave her the strength to move on from a bad relationship.

Clinton said that she "was basically an emotional doormat before she met us.

After she left the studio, she felt a level of confidence so strong that she was able

to go home and dump the guy she was seeing who basically treated her like crap."

To further explain how confidence changes people, co-host Stacy London said that "the

cliche 'seeing is believing' really was the foundation of the show.

Seeing allows you to feel something different, which allows you to think something different,

which allows you to believe something different.

That's what the show was about: a change in perspective, a turn to lean in towards optimism."

Keeping in touch...most of the time

Although a lot of reality makeover show hosts might forget their guests the second the cameras

stop rolling, Clinton has made an effort to keep in touch with those he's gotten to know

along the way.

He said, "I keep in touch with about 100 of them, believe it or not, whether it's Twitter

or Facebook or a text message here or there."

There is, however, one notable exception to that rule: a contestant named Megumi, who

Clinton apparently got into a nasty fight with — in front of the 360 mirror, of all

places.

"It is all about how you look, Clinton.

It's not a chronological thing.

You could use some Botox yourself."

"Oh, alright, you want to start attacking me?"

Apparently their verbal battle wasn't about fashion, and Clinton said it turned personal.

He explained, "I actually feel a little bit bad about it.

I mean, she told me I needed Botox and I just went off on her.

Not that I have anything against Botox — I really don't.

I've had it before.

I was like 'Don't you tell me I need Botox…this isn't about me!"

There's quite a difference between dishing it and taking it, right Clint?

"Alright, so, now that we're all adults…"

After the final curtain

Both Stacy and Clinton agreed that it was time for What Not to Wear to end when it did.

After all, it had been on the air for 10 years, which is no small feat in the TV world.

One of the things that made the show special was the friendly, genuinely caring dynamic

between Stacy and Clinton.

They always seemed like siblings or incredibly close friends: they'd poke fun at each other,

while having enough mutual respect, affection, and witty banter to keep viewers coming back

each week.

Since the show ended, Stacy has published a memoir to open up about personal topics

such as her struggles with eating disorders in her 20s, as well as what it's like to be

a 40-something single woman.

Meanwhile, Clinton has been busy with his new gig on TLC's Love at First Swipe, not

to mention his co-hosting duties on ABC's The Chew.

"And I warn you now, it's a little bit hectic.

Two TV shows and designing lots of cool stuff.

First up, off to The Chew..."

He's also been busy writing, authoring style manuals and a memoir of his own.

Since the end of What Not to Wear, Stacy and Clinton continue to be — in Clinton's famous

words — freakin' fabulous.

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Mine

Friends

Mine

Friends

Mine

Friends

Mine

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Can't you know - Duration: 0:51.

Can't you know at last why I can't see you as much as I use to...

I've never seen this dark hallway before

I'm gone

Can't make it, (There's meant to be another line but I didn't say it so if you read this its the only way you'll know... "I'm a fake") Can't you see what I thank?

A'nt making any mistakes, with my life today...

Flower, Aaron, Ckonnie, Springer, Cubby, Mahi Mahi, Butterfly,

We've all come here to say our goodbyes

Oh, don't you want to be our little friend forever and ever

All the way to the end...

Will you be our Friend...?

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Seventeen - Don't Wanna Cry MV Reaction [ITA - ENG SUB] - Duration: 4:57.

*sighs*

Good morning

I'm going to watch Seventeen's new MV

It came out..

1 hour and 25 minutes ago

But..

I really wanted to watch it on the train

But no, I wanted to do a reaction, so..

I'll watch it now

Ok, I'm ready.....

No guys, I don't want this..

Everything is beautiful

What is this choreo???

Can I stop it?

Everything is too......too much

Ah, so this is the spo Joshua gave..ok, perfect

No guys, it's so beautiful this....thing

Go away--;;

I love that part

Good boy, go away....

I love it ><

No, who....who made this choreo??

Lee Jihoon, I love you for making this ç.ç

Can I re-watch it?

No, I'll re-watch it now

I'm going to watch it all afternoon long(?) (is this right??)

I should study but who's gonna study??

I have a little mental breakdown....

I want the dance practice right now, or a live performance, something...

And I wanna know who made the choreo, it was just too beautiful--;;

The scenes changing was just too fast, I didn't understand a thing

But it was a continuous attack.....

I'll watch it again

Bye ^^

Thank you for watching, if you watched...this...thing...

Bye bye

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Awesome City Club - 今夜だけ間違いじゃないことにしてあげる + Don't Think, Feel Music Videos Reaction - Duration: 12:04.

S: TOSHIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

S: Our good friend,

A: Our good friend,

S: Toshiki, has requested this group, called AWESOME CITY CLUB

A: AWESOME CITY CLUB?

S: Have any of you guys heard of this? This group? // A: I have not.

A: WHAT?! // S: WOW!

S: Yes! The girl on the drums!?

S: Awh, he has such a nice voice!!!

S: Oh yes this girl, with the fan here!

S: Her voice is so sweet!!!!

S: I love it how it's so colourful!

A: So pretty!!!

S: Do you hear the instrumental?!

A: Toshiki man!!!

A: Why am I so happy???

S: I love this!!!

A: This is so cute!

A: We're enjoying this so much!!!!!

S: Yeah! I can hear--it's like city pop, the type of genre?

S: OH! Awesome CITY Club!!!!

A: I see! // S: Got that.

S: And there's a bit of funk here too!

A: I'm liking this.... A LOT.

S: And a bit of synth-pop as well!!

S: This is good

A: So cute!

S: I love it, the guy with the glasses, he's marvelous, they're all marvelous

S: This is such a cool group!

A: The dynamic seems really good

A: Aww such a pretty voice! ♥

A: Yes, sing it man

A: Yes play it, play it!

S: I love the instrumental in this song!!!!

A: I love this!

A: This just feels like-- I don't know, your soul just feels like--

A: How're they not popular?!

S: I don't know..

A: I feel some type of way 'cause of that

S: I'm mad, I feel mad.

S: And happy (because of the song)

A: This is too fun!!

A: I love this!

A: Guys, everyone has to pay attention to the instrumental when you listen to this song

S: It's really good

S: It's like the 80's magic

S: That's why we feel so happy!

A: It's in us

S: That nostalgia, that love

A: Even though we were born in the 90's,

A: I can't

S: These two are the dynamic duo!!

A: I think this group right here is everything

A: There's no way // S: This was amazing!

A: I feel like they should be popping! // S: They're AWESOME for crying out loud

A: They should be *POP* popping, like BOM, like everyone should know them, everyone should know their names

A: AWESOME CITY CLUB, everyone go check them out right now

A: That was great! Instrumental was on-point

A: The singing on-point

A: The musicians on-point

A: I don't know what to say?

S: Everything was on-point! The music video was so nice!

A: I love it was so cheery!!

S: I feel so happy!

A: I feel like I have no worries

S: No worries, that really uplifted our spirits

S: Their vibe

A: That right there

S: That was fun

A: That was good

A: Thank you SO MUCH Toshiki!

S: Toshiki thank you so much!

A: I'm so thankful, for this channel

A: Everyone!!

A: Every time we react to anything,

A: We're always paying attention to the instrumental

A: So if we're crying about something, it might not always be the music video

A: it might actually be-- // S: --the song, like the instruments

S: The very instruments used to make the song

S: That was so good

S: Next one, from AWESOME CITY CLUB because they're so awesome,

S: "Don't think, Feel"-- I like that title

A: Don't think, Feel? You bet your bottom dollar I'm going to feel

A: Gap!

S: Sponsored.

S: Mom, Dad? I'm home!

A: I CANNOT!

A: I WIIL not

A: Oh my gosh his hair!!!

A: I love it!

A: Can I go shopping with them?

S: Please???

S: I am loving-- // A: This group.

S: Yes girl--

A: With your sweet voice

A: This is unreal

S: The instrumental again

A: I love it!!!!!

S: Can you Rock & Roll?

A: I love these little parts!

A: It just shows like the group dynamic more

S: They seem like such fun people!

A: That's so cute

S: He has SUCH a sweet voice too

S: I love it how it's female-drummer

A: I want to be a drummer

S: Take us away again with your voice

A: So how old is this group? Are they a newer group or like an older group?

A: Oh a new group?

S: I have no idea?

S: Have fun! Throw streamers around!!!!

A: Throw all the clothes in GAP! Throw it all!

S: Make a mess!

A: And just dance! And just Feel the music

S: Don't Think, just Feel!

A: Feel the music

A: I won't think

A: I'm feeling the music

A: That's what happening. That's what we're doing!

A: Don't think.

A: Feel the music. Just feel the music

A: Sponsored by GAP

A: Now I'm gonna go to GAP

S: I don't know what to say

A: Those two music videos,

S: The 80's have been revived!

A: Revived, the 80's.

A: Maybe they will get more popular in the future!

S: Hopefully

A: I think they deserve it

A: I really do

S: You guys are popular in this place-- // A: In our hearts?

S: If that counts? // A: Doesn't matter?

S: Thank you so much for watching our reaction

S: AND, thank you Toshiki for--

A: Our really good friend!

A: --For requesting this group

A: Don't forget to continue to request groups, we love getting into new artists and groups

S: heck yeah

A: So please, and thank you ☺

A: We appreciate each and every one of you

A: You guys are all awesome-sauce

A: Have a great day

A: God bless

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Why the Future of Medicine Doesn't Start With Doctors || PredicTED - Duration: 2:17.

Daniel Kraft: We can now reprogram your skin cells to actually act like a pluripotent embryonic

stem cell and utilize those potentially to treat multiple organs in that same patient,

making your own personalized stem cell lines.

I think they'll be a new era of your stem cell banking to have in the freezer.

Your own cardiac cells, myocytes and neural cells to use them in the future should you

need them.

I would argue in the future we'll have wearable devices in our clothes monitoring our cells

24/7 and just like we have the On Star system in cars, your red light might go on.

It won't say, "Check engine" light.

It's going to be "Check your body" light, and go in and get it taken care of.

Probably in a few years, you'll check into your mirror, and it's going to be diagnosing

you.

Talithia W. : By taking ownership of your data just like we've done, just by taking

these daily measurements about yourself, you become the expert on your body.

You became the authority.

It's not hard to do.

You don't have to have a PhD in statistics to be an expert in yourself.

You don't have to have a medical degree to be your body's expert.

Medical doctors, they're experts on the population, but you are the expert on yourself.

When two of you come together, when two experts come together, the two of you are able to

make a better decision than just your doctor alone.

Sangeeta Bhatia: Well, what if you had a detector that was so small that it could circulate

in your body, find the tumor all by itself, and send a signal to the outside world?

It's sounds a little bit like science fiction, but actually nanotechnology allows us to just

that.

Nanotechnology allows us to shrink the parts that make up the detector from the width of

a human hair, which is 100 microns to a thousand times smaller, which is 100 nanometers, and

that has profound implications.