Thank you for your question.
You submitted a question without a photo and you're asking this question, is your PRP
working. And you describe in the text of your question that you had suddenly noticed significant
hair thinning. And that you went ahead with the PRP treatment and then you underwent a
second one. And then at the time you submitted this question, you had undergone a third one.
You feel that your progress photos do not show improvement. In fact, it appears that
you were getting worse. So you're also asking should this be working out this way, will
this PRP stimulate hair growth, should it already have an effect on your hair growth.
Well, I can certainly help you understand how I counsel patients who have hair loss
in my practice and give you a sense of where this modality has a role and in what kind
of strategy is employed. A little bit of background, I'm a Board-certified cosmetic surgeon and
Fellowship-trained oculofacial plastic and reconstructive surgeon. I have been in practice
in Manhattan and Long Island for over 20 years. Hair transplant and managing hair loss has
been a very big part of my practice. In fact, I'm the founder of TrichoStem™ Hair Regeneration
Centers, a system that we developed starting about 7 years ago using PRP and Acellular
matrix to help men and women with hair loss, typically genetic pattern hair loss non-surgically
and leveraging this concept of stem cell based restoration of hair growth going into details
further.
To begin with, the current state of knowledge and slow but steady acceptance of PRP as a
modality for hair loss, I feel like there are still a lot of questions that do remain
unresolved and in medicine, that is often the reality. There are many things that clinically
have benefit where at the basic science level, it is still difficult to fully explain the
cause and effect and predictability. So the art of clinical medicine of course is to treat,
observe and extrapolate based on information and experience.
Well, to go back to what we did with our procedure Hair Regeneration, approximately 7 years ago
when we were doing a lot of transplants, we were using a combination of platelet-rich
plasma and Acellular matrix which is a wound healing material to help improve the graft
survival as well as improving the healing of the donor area, both of which we were always
challenges of hair transplant. Well, a beneficial side-effect was that thinning hair appears
to grow thicker. And that thinning hair that grew thicker occurred long after the procedure
was completed and the material was placed.
So, we took it upon ourselves to explore the opportunity to see if we can have a process
where we can treat hair thinning with a non-surgical approach rather than allow the hair to go
away and then keep doing transplants. Well, to make the long story short, we were very
successful with this. We developed Hair Regeneration and the company called TrichoStem™ Hair
Regeneration. We treat patients from all over the world and what that has met is that we
have so much volume of patients with a wide range of ages and conditions such that I've
been able to really define different sub groups of people on how they respond. Globally speaking,
that the overwhelming majority of our patients have benefit from this treatment sustainable
for 5 years and that is for both men and women. Now within these groups however, there are
going to be certain groups of patients who have more aggressive hair loss patterns. Generally
speaking, these tend to be younger people who have had an early onset so maybe teens
and 20s and who have very rapid progression.
Now when we think about that scenario, we also have to look at what are the known associated
causes or interventions that are available to medically treat hair loss. Well, there
is finasteride, an oral drug that is a DHT blocker of dihydrotestosterone. And then there's
minoxidil. When we think about hair loss, it's very important to understand that hair
loss is still a progressive condition and regardless of what modalities are being used,
there is no current cure for genetic pattern hair loss. There are strategies to slow it
down and prolong the lifespan of the hair and therefore provide longer coverage as well
as the surgical strategy which is to place grafts of hair in places that need in that
area to provide coverage. So it gets down to basically providing coverage.
Now, one of the things that I find that a lot of people who are relatively new to this
world of stem cell based hair loss treatment is that when you don't really do hair loss
management as a long-term strategy, a lot of times people are taking a shotgun approach.
And I'm not saying this is the situation for you but a lot of people who are relatively
new to this are getting excited because they go to meetings, they see good results with
PRP and they decide that they're going to add that to their practice. And then when
people are not doing well, they shrug their shoulders.
The challenge with hair loss management is understanding really what the likely prognosis
is for individuals with a clinical picture. Now you describe a scenario where you had
suddenly had significant thinning. Well, that is unusual unless it's more of typically
the awareness of significant thinning. There's a difference. There's the awareness of significant
thinning as often occurs when people think they have more hair than they do and then
suddenly they realize, wow, they barely have any scalp coverage or they get a view of the
top of their head from a mirror or a photo or something and then feel like, "Oh, suddenly
I lost my hair." A lot of times it has been progressing along but because their view when
they look at the mirror, they can only see a frontal hairline and they look pretty good,
they don't realize how much hair they've lost.
So that being said, when you think about this type of steady downward progression, I would
say that it's important to at least consider, if you're male, to consider a DHT blocker.
Again, without more details about your clinical picture and a clinical picture that I rely
on is age of onset, current age, degree of hair loss, history of other interventions
and the effectiveness of other interventions. The reality is of course there is only a finite
small number of interventions.
So to answer the question about whether or not the PRP is really working requires a more
global detail of your clinical situation. I think that the one thing that I can add
to this that might be helpful to you to ask your physician is whether or not it is advisable
to start adding DHT blocker like finasteride to try to reduce the effect of DHT on your
hair. If you have male pattern hair loss and it is 95% of hair loss, it's genetic pattern
loss then you might be in a situation where a DHT blocker can help improve the longevity
of the hair follicles and maybe give the PRP an opportunity to actually have an effective
stimulatory effect. Again, this comes from a lot of experience and many patients are
reviewing our photos very carefully again, almost 7 years of doing this and treating
patients all over the world. So I think it's worthwhile to discuss this with your doctor
and learn a little about their experience with medical and surgical treatment of hair
loss and take it from there.
So I hope that was helpful, I wish you the best of luck and thank you for your question.
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Southampton could get £80m for Virgil van Dijk next year, but he'll stay today - Benali - Duration: 2:00.
Southampton could get £80m for Virgil van Dijk next year, but he'll stay today - Benali
That's the verdict of Saints legend Francis Benali. Starsport understands Liverpool are prepared to pay £70m to get Van Dijk today. Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City have all looked at the Saints star but his heart is set on a switch to Anfield.
Benali think Van Dijk will say, and says a big money deal could then follow in 12 months time. "My gut feeling is that Virgil will still be a Saints player when the window shuts," he said.
"There's a lot of talk about the money he could go for and seeing the sort of fees some players are fetching it could take a huge, maybe record bid to prise him away after another good season at Southampton.
"Saints could be looking at £80m-plus. It will be a decision for the club to take but I'm pleased with the stance they have taken and would like to see him remain a Saints player as long as possible.
"He's an absolute top class, and I would go as far as to say world-class, player.
There's been a lot of talk about him going to some big clubs in this country but in my opinion he could easily go to a Barcelona, Real Madrid or PSG, anywhere in the world, he's that good.".
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Jamie Carragher hails Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain move, but questions Liverpool role - Duration: 3:20.
Jamie Carragher hails Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain move, but questions Liverpool role
Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has praised the signing of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, but admits he is "scratching his head" over his role at Anfield. Oxlade-Chamberlain has signed a five-year deal with the Reds following a £35 million move from Premier League rivals Arsenal on deadline day.
The 24-year-old is believed to have turned down more lucrative offers from both the Gunners and Chelsea, in pursuit of a regular role in midfield under Jurgen Klopp.
He has reportedly signed a £120,000-a-week contract on Merseyside, having rejected an extension worth £180,000 a week in north London. And Carragher insisted this decision to "further his career" rather than focus on a wage increase is commendable.
"I think we should applaud the fact that reports say he's taken less money than he would have got at Arsenal," he told Sky Sports News.
"He wants his career to progress in a different way so you have to applaud him for that, so you have to applaud him for that.
"Credit to him, he wants to further his career. He thinks he'll get more out of working with Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool.
"Buying him for that amount of money with 12 months to go, there must be a plan in place. I'm interested to see how that one works out.".
However, Carragher went on to question whether Oxlade-Chamberlain will be able to fulfil his ambition of playing regularly in the centre of midfield in Klopp's squad.
The German has Jordan Henderson, Emre Can, Georginio Wijnaldum and James Milner as his current senior options, with Marko Grujic, Ovie Ejaria and Ben Woodburn in reserve. And with Philippe Coutinho and Adam Lallana to return from injury, too, Carragher believes Oxlade-Chamberlain will face a fight for a starting role.
"He talks about playing centre midfield. I'm going to be interested to see how that one plays out really," he added. "Liverpool have probably got five or six central midfield players who are really good.
"I'm not sure Oxlade-Chamberlain, when everyone is fit, will get in that midfield three. "There's still Coutinho and Lallana to come back, players who performed so well. It remains to be seen, to me, how that one is going to work.
"I think he's a good player for the squad at the moment but central midfield, I'm still scratching my head on that one. I haven't seen enough of him in that position yet.".
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Slightly cooler now, but the heat will return - Duration: 2:55.
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NC Projects - IDK (But I Think I Love You) - Duration: 4:48.
Psychological Games
Anxiety
Depression
Demotivation
Psychological Games
Anxiety
Depression
Demotivation
Psychological games
Anxiety
Depression
Demotivation
Inspires
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Mom Buys Homeless Man Coffee And Bagel, But Before Parting Ways He Hands Her A Note - Duration: 2:29.
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Mom Buys Homeless Man Coffee And Bagel, But Before Parting Ways He Hands Her A Note
Sometimes the smallest actions mean the most, and can hold the most impact in a persons
life.
Casey Fischer, a mother, and student, found this out through a stunning chain of events
and she will never forget what she went through.
It all started with a homeless man, a coffee, and a bagel.
Casey at the time was a student at Southern New Hampshire University and she had a long
period in between classes where she needed to waste time in order to make it to all of
her classes.
She made her way to the local Dunkin Donuts and decided to buy herself some morning coffee.
When she pulled in, she noticed a homeless man singing on the street, who only had one
dollar in his collection box.
People were coming in and ignoring him, going about their usual day.
As Casey was sitting down drinking her coffee, she noticed the man get up and come into the
store to try and buy a coffee with his 1$.
She began making small talk with him, and even though he did not seem like he wanted
to talk she kept bothering him to talk.
His 1$ was not enough, so she immediately stepped up and bought him a coffee and a bagel
and offered for him to come and sit down and eat it with her.
What she had originally planned to be a 10-minute conversation ended up being a 2-hour long
conversation.
They talked about how his mother had died of cancer and he had never known his father.
He had turned to drugs and they made him into someone he never wanted to be.
He had lost control and now was paying the price, and all that he wanted was to get better
to make her proud.
"Chris was one of the most honest & sincere people I've ever met," Fischer wrote in
a Facebook post.
After their talk, Casey realized that it was time for her to return to class.
She told him that she had to go, and he told her to wait a second before she did.
He grabbed a crumpled up receipt and a pen and scrawled something down on the small piece
of paper.
He handed it to Casey and walked out.
When Casey read the note, she was floored.
It read: "I wanted to kill myself today, because of you I now do not," The note read.
"Thank you, beautiful person."
This action saved the life of a man that felt worthless.
It is amazing how one small deed can make such a difference in someone's life.
It is important to remember your actions carry so much weight.
Great job Casey!
If you are thankful that Casey helped this man and ended up saving his life, SHARE this
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Are u a r3al villan?
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I lost my data, but i had an anti-virus
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Anti-Virus is not enough
You need protegent
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Think beyond anti-virus, think Protegent
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Thanks for watching!
I hope your ears are still okay
If not i am not sorry
We shitpost, what did you expect?
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Netflix's Death Note Movie Is Amazing (But Still Hilariously Terrible) - Duration: 14:49.
Hey, hows it going everyone this is the Anime Man!
I'm sure this particular rumor has spurred around so much on every social media page
Imaginable for you to not be shocked at the fact that Netflix just released its own
original Death note
live-Action movie God help us all
Having no idea was probably gonna be a hot topic within the anime Tuber community for the next couple of weeks
I thought I would also throw my own two cents in a brother's gonna say irrelevant somehow all right
But what I was originally planning to do was instead of shitting all over the movie ruthlessly for apparently being
Well shit. I was gonna try and take the opposite Route and make a video
Defending the Netflix Deathnote live-action movie for what it is because without a doubt after watching this movie. I can conclude that. Yes
This movie is fucking horrible. I know I was supposed to be this pSychological horror thriller Crime drama series
But I was rolfing so hard at some points from those sheer
Retardedness of this movie that I actually kind of forgot halfway through what the fuck kind of movie
I was trying to watch but keep in mind that while I say that I don't think this movie deserves a straight-up
Zero out of ten and because of this I decided to create a little think piece of why I think this movie is
utTerly terrible but also at the same time why it might be
Kind of amazing and don't worry this video will be
Spoiler free or at least a spoiler free as I can make it such an old and popular series
I don't even know what's considered spoilers for this anymore spoilers. It has a note of death. Let's begin by saying this I
Think the movies pretty fucking garbage if I were to give it any such score out of ten then I would most likely give it
A value that is below the average
Five out of ten one of the biggest issues about the movie that I saw a lot of people complaining about was the fact that
It derails so much from the original Manga and anime series
Yes, they do call it a netflix original, but let's be real it's still an adaptation
Meaning it has to in one way or another stick to the roots of the source
material that it came from and you know what I might be the first person to say this but I
Think they actually did a pretty good job at that no
I'm serious that don't look at me like that definition of adapt make something suitable for a new use or purpose
modify alter a text to make it suitable for film
Broadcasting or the stage what a lot of people misunderstand about an adaptation. Is that they think it needs to be this perfect Frame-By-frame?
replica of the original Source material
Which is absolutely not true if a movie did such thing it wouldn't be an adaptation
That would just be lazy
Rewriting so I like to give at least some props to the directors for even having the balls to change around the story and characters
So much, so so that it can fit the scheme of the audience
It's trying to present itself, too
and that's the second and primarily big point that I want to address in this video is the difference of
Audience I call this fact out months ago, when I did a video
Dissecting the first controversial trailer of the movie this movie is obviously not meant for people like you and I who have a clear
Understanding of the Deathnote universe and have read and watched the Manga the anime and every single other canon
iteration of the Franchise instead
It's clearly meant for an audience who has no idea what the series is about who don't read and watch as much manga and anime
As the rest of us and who probably have no interest in doing so in the first place
And that's why they ultimately had to change the scheme of the movie and the genres and characters and ultimately the entire
Story of the movie to fit that scheme so that it could be successful to that particular audience
I mean if you think about it
it's already hard enough to try and squeeze a hundred and eight extremely heavy dialogue chapters of the manga into
100 minutes of screen time but what's even harder is trying to cram the context of this social?
psychological warfare between light and L and all the other characters in between in an
easy-To-Understand and digestible structure for an audience that most likely isn't used to this kind of storytelling and
Unfortunately because of this the movie went from this intelligent
psychological Crime drama to this extremely dumbed down
Gory Gritty horror Crime
School romance I get to be fair the whole school romance undertone that was going on between light and Misa
Mia, I don't know why they changed the name here
I thought misa is pretty easy to pronounce
was pretty fuckin'
cheesy all around and quite bullshit to sit there for an hour and a half because the way that this relationship played out in
The Manga was this really interesting example of lights' manipulative and cunning side, but in this movie
It was like watching a gory version of twilight which doesn't make things better like not to give any spoilers away
And I'm not making shit up, but in one of the final scenes of the movie. There's this really dramatic
Slow-motion shot and while this whole dramatic scene is happening. They're playing
Chicago's I don't want to live without your love while the movie fades into the credits with I'm not kidding
the power of Love by Air supply
This is a death not movie motherfucker, not the notebook, but now they're on the topic
Let's actually talk about the soundtrack because I actually think this was one of the more stronger points of the movie and now I'm not
talking about the previous examples
but rather the dark atmospheric drones and the almost Electro infused soundtracks throughout the action scenes which reminded me a lot of
Cyberpunk styled Sci-Fi anime and movies, I think actually added a really nice
Atmospheric and tense scene to the thriller genre that existed which is you know what death note is all about it is
ultimately a psychological thriller and can we talk about the directing and cinematography in this movie because
Wow, there are a lot of good fucking shots in this movie
I'll tell you what the large use of the dutch tilt and slow motion were really effective in bringing out that
Thriller and horror vibe to the whole movie and the City landscapes and settings and a lot of the scenes were actually pretty cool
Hell even lights room was pretty accurately portrayed from the original Manga onto the big screen
regardless of the setting change from Japan to
Seattle I still don't know why they decided to move to seattle of all cities
Not that I'm saying there's anything wrong with that, but why Seattle no offense, Seattle?
I love you, and you know what ultimately after finishing this movie. I can say that the acting
Surprisingly wasn't all that Cringey
Especially when you compare it to any of the japanese. There's no live-action adaptations
I think the biggest problem that was prevalent within the Japanese
Death note live action adaptation was that they were so infatuated with the fact that this is based of a manga and anime that their
Movements and their acting and dialogue would just so anime-inspired that it became
Unnatural and corny because newsflash nobody fucking acts like that
And if they do they probably have to be put down by a death note
So hopefully you can see that the directors and producers
Did actually put a lot of time and care into this passion project of this because this is exactly what that is
It's a passion project. There are a lot of people criticizing
Netflix saying although just dick riding off a popular Ip and this is nothing, but a cash grab which yes may be true
I'm not saying that is the case or not, but logically speaking if I were the director
I wouldn't put a fucking forty million dollar budget on a quote-unquote cash grab
It's clear that the directors and producers had the intention of creating something new
From a franchise that already has so many iterations of itself. I mean there's already five full-length
Live-Action adaptation movies from Japan a full-length J. Drama TV series and a fucking death note
Musical you think this movie was ridiculous. Go check out that music. Well that is just
Strange to say the least but let's not steer away from the fact that yes
They did change a lot of things in this movie from the original series like how light and misa's characteristics are
Literally swapped over in every way possible with Misa or mia being the more intelligent
Cunning and manipulative one who tricks and betrays ever want to claim her
Virtuous justice, and light being a little bitch boy who screams like a little girl seeing duke for the first time
"LAUGHS"
I Can't tell you how much I laughed my ass off when I saw that scene for the first time Monty python
I should take notes from this movie because this really shined a light on
What true comedy is no pun intended and hey remember a while back when that whole quote on quote
Whitewashing controversy was happening with L being portrayed by the black actor Keith?
Stanfield and hey remember people complaining about it after the movie came out of course not because surprised
Nobody gives a shit the movie still sucked not even an Asian actor
Casted as watari (idk I've never watched death note) thought he could save this movie from its ultimate demise
This is why for the longest time I've never really cared about who is casted in a live-action
adaptation where the story involves characters that need to be a
certain Race or Gender ghost in the Shell' Sana Yamato
Cole was casted by Scarlett Johansson, who is clearly not asian
But guess what nobody gave a shit after the movie came out because the movie still sucked
Regardless of if he casted an Asian actress if anything I actually really liked Keith Stanfield's portrayal of L
Especially in the introducing scenes of L into the movie his calm composure his speech pattern even the way
He moves his body was all pretty spot-on from the original manga so needless to say elle's entry into the movie was this
shining light of hope for existing death note fans
Especially considering the movie up until that point was just a ridiculous shit storm of total character destruction and plot holes
But then of course for all of you who did watch the movie up until the end you would know that Mr.. Stanfield doesn't quite
Consistently keep his portrayal of (idfk) to the likes of the manga and anime not because of his acting skills
But because of the Moron who wrote his script. I don't know
What was that time of a month?
But L certainly seem to be a lot more pissed off and moody than what I remembered him to be PMs effects geniuses
Too one aspect of the movie though, I did really enjoy and that I heard a lot of people really enjoyed was William
Defoe's portrayal of Duke let's just say the CGI definitely stepped itself up considering duke from the original
2006 Death Note looked like a white potato with googly eyes
I think dafos (idk) performance really made duke out to be this more
Demonic figure compared to the original Manga which I actually thought was very fitting considering the movie to shift towards a more horror
Genre his core personality was still there, but he just seemed more mean towards light
I don't know
Maybe it's because the light in this movie is just a hundred times dumber in a thousand times less
Chilled out and cool in the original series case in point(AHH) now
There are so many more points I can nitpick about this movie
I can give you at least a top 5 biggest Potholes and even a top 5
Why the fuck did they do that moments in the movie?
But I actually recommend you guys to go check out the movie for yourself instead, and no, I'm not sponsored
But that would be really nice hey Netflix *call me*
Because in all honesty, yes
This movie sucks dick, but you know what I still quite enjoyed watching it
I think what made this movie a little bit more enjoyable than otherwise was the fact that I actually stopped
Thinking about the fact that this movie is a death note
Adaptation and instead just watched it as a standalone horror Crime drama movie because that's exactly what it is
It's not a death note adaptation anymore at this point
It's just a movie that shares a lot of the same ideas
But is ultimately a movie that is trying really hard to get noticed by Death note
Senpai what I actually found the most interesting was the
Comments that were left by Oba tsUGumi and Obata takeshi the original creators of the death note
Manga who upon viewing the movie for themselves actually?
Praised it by saying quote in a good way it both followed and diverged from the original works
So the film can be enjoyed of course by not only the fans, but also by a much larger and wider audience
And that's the biggest defense
I have towards this netflix death movie for those people who just
Constantly shit all over it for not being exactly the same as the original Manga and anime it purposefully
Changed itself, so that it can appeal to a wider audience
Sure in return it did reap what its own and it got like a lousy 41 percent on rotten tomatoes
But hey at least it had the balls to be different and for that
I actually praised the directors and producers for doing something interesting and giving us something a little bit more interesting than just a
standard deathnote adaptation
But there's also rumors that director wants to make a sequel film even maybe 2 sequel films
And you know what if we get to see two more unintentionally hilarious death note movies, then I say
Bring it on biatch. So yeah, that's pretty much all I have to say about the netflix death note movie what I watch it again
Yeah, sure is it a good movie
Not really, but am I glad that it exists
Yeah, if more people can start from movies like this in advance on to its original Manga and anime series
Then maybe more people start to see how much more superior and how much more cool and awesome
Manga and anime in General actually
Is and as someone who wants to share their love for anime and Manga and who wants to share the amazing world?
That is the manga and anime well to as many people as I can I couldn't ask for anything more
But guys let me know what you think about this did you like the movie did you hate the movie?
What do you think of some points they could have changed about the movie to make it any better?
What are some core aspects about the movie that made you think it was as good or bad as you thought it was I'm guessing
There's gonna be a lot of anime tubers who are gonna be talking about this movie
if not already
So I recommend you guys go check out all of their other videos
you know support all the ani(me) Tubers and
Listen to What they have to say about the movie
and then come back to me and let me know all your thoughts and that kind of stuff in the comments below and hey if
You enjoyed this kind of video then maybe go follow me on Twitter and recommend me some other anime movies
You want me to rip apart, but yeah for the meantime?
Rest in peace light turn. I was good knowing you at least duke is still cool.
Anyways guys thanks for watching if you enjoyed subscribe like and favorite for more anime banter
And I'll see you guys next video of whatever I make keep watching anime Daddy (ik its chane but it generated that and its amazing)
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The Triad we never talk about - but we play it all the time! - Duration: 11:02.
- Hi everybody, my name is Jens Larsen.
When we play jazz guitar,
we're using triads
all the time,
both in accompanying and in soloing.
And usually, the categories we work with will be
major, minor, diminished, augmented, and sus four triads.
But actually, there's one more
category of triads that ...
we don't really have a name for it,
but we use it all the time,
and it might actually make sense
to just think of it like that,
because then we have a structure
that we can add, both to ...
our accompanying and to our solos.
And that's what I'm gonna talk about in this video.
If you want to know more about jazz guitar,
about improvising over chord changes
and finding interesting arpeggios and scales,
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Just to illustrate how often we actually use this triad,
I'm just gonna play two cadences,
so you can see
where you might come across it.
In the first of the two cadences that I just played,
I'm using the triad that I want to talk about
on the Cm6.
So, the voicing I'm playing is ... this.
And the way we could look at this
is also that it's an Eb.
So, an Eb major triad ...
in the second inversion with a b5.
And in the second cadence, I'm using it on the G7.
And that's this voicing ...
And the way to see that is probably
as a B triad with a b5 again.
So, since we don't really have a name for this,
I'm just gonna call it in this case
like a B major b5 triad.
And in Dutch, you have a name for them,
they're called "Hard verminderd,"
but as far as I know,
there's no known name for it
in well, Danish or English.
So, if you know of a name, actually,
in any language,
then leave a comment.
I'm just curious if there's really no place
where there's a name for this, besides Holland,
because it is a fairly common structure,
and you will see it.
And also, you probably play this all the time ...
And this as well.
So, we use it so much that it's kind of strange
that it doesn't have actually a category of its own.
First, I'm going to talk about how you can use
these structures in your accompanying as chord voicings,
and then I'm gonna start later in this video
to talk about how you can use them
as arpeggios in your solos.
So, the first thing to start with,
if you want to use them as chords,
is probably just to check them out in inversions.
So, I'm gonna do that for the two top set of strings,
with a C major b5 triad.
So, that's gonna be first on the G, B, and E string,
and then on the D, G, and B strings.
That would sound like this:
The thing that we now need to look at
is where could we actually use this triad as a voicing.
So, there are, of course, several ways to do that.
Essentially, you can just take the chord,
and then go through different root notes,
and see which ones you think sound good.
And then, sort of figure out what chords they are.
I'm not really gonna do that in the video.
Instead, I'm just gonna go over some of the places
where I use this triad really a lot.
One of the first ones would be the minor sixth version.
So, in this case that would be an Am6.
I'm also using it quite a lot as a D9 triad.
And it works really well as an Ab altered sound.
And you can also use it
as sort of a phrygian B7 sus4, with a b9,
type of sound ...
And on occasion, you can also get away with using it as a
... As an F#, half diminished.
So, in this example, I'm using the C major b5 triad,
as an Am6 voicing.
And I'm just playing a cadence before, so there's ...
... there's a Bm7b5.
So, it's basically a D minor triad,
which I'm using,
and then we get this
E7 with a b9.
And then resolving that to the Am.
An example of using it as a D9
would be something like this:
And we can, of course, also use it
as an Ab7alt voicing.
So, here I'm using
this second inversion, C b5 triad
as the top part
of an Ab7, with a flat thirteen,
and resolving that to this Rootless D flat major seven.
I think there's a good chance
that you're probably already know
some of the examples that I just went over,
using the major b5 triad.
And, I think the way you want to think about this
is also then that if you start working
with the inversions of the major b5,
you might come across things that you don't already know,
and you might be able to quite easily
add something to your vocabulary, in terms of accompanying.
The same, of course, goes for soloing.
So, if we want to use
the major b5 triad for soloing,
we need to figure out how to first
just play the arpeggio.
I think there's all of two ways
that I would suggest
you try and play it in opposition,
if you want to play it from C here.
So, the first one would be this one:
because here I'm using that.
It's really just three notes,
and we could just move it up in octaves.
And the other one would be to play it more in opposition.
That could be something like this:
And of course, you should just use your own fingerings
as a starting point, to figure out
some major b5 arpeggios,
because that way you're probably gonna be closer
to ending up with something that you're already playing;
you don't have to check out
the ones that I'm using exactly.
In this example, I'm using the C major b5 triad,
as a part of a C7 altered line.
I'm using it in a melodic minor context, because of course,
C7 altered is the same as
Db melodic minor.
So, we have this scale:
And there are three places where you have
a major b5 triad in a melodic minor,
because you have one on C,
and you have one on E,
And one on Gb.
But, in this example, I'm just using the one on C,
just to keep it a bit simple.
The first part of the line is just in the G minor,
so that's just a Bb major triad,
and a scale run.
Then I play the C major b5 triad,
kind of echoing the idea on the Bb,
Skipping up to the root,
and then a small scale run.
Here, I'm using the major b5 triad,
as it is found in a diminished scale,
because, of course, if we have the diminished scale
that we associate with C7,
then that would be this scale:
And actually, we have that, we have the C
major b5 triad.
And that means that we actually have all four of them.
So, we'll have one for A,
C,
Eb,
And G flat.
So, you can use those,
and that's what I'm doing here in the line.
The first part of the line is again,
on the G minor, just starting with a Bb major triad, so
in this pattern,
skipping up to the G
in our scale run.
And then on the C7,
I start with the b5,
and play the descending
major b5 triad.
Then, I just play that same
idea, but then from A.
So, I start on the Eb, so Eb,
C sharp,
And then A.
And then I use the C and the Bb
to resolve to the third of F,
which is an A.
In this final example,
I'm using the C major b5 triad
on an A minor six.
Because when we can use it as a voicing,
we can, of course, also use it
as an arpeggio when we're soloing.
So, the cadence is really fairly basic,
so it's B half diminished,
E7 to Am6.
And I start with
an Fmaj7 arpeggio
on the B half diminished,
And then down a sort of a scale run
from A minor pentatonic.
And on the E7,
I go to the five.
And then from the D up to the F,
skipping down to get a G#,
and then back up to F,
down to D,
and then I'm resolving to the C on the
... on the A minor six.
And from here,
I'm playing the major b5 triad,
and then resolving that to the nine,
on the A minor six.
With A minor sixths, the scale you use is probably gonna be
A melodic minor.
And the same is with the C7, also.
We actually have three different
major b5 triads
that we can use in a melodic minor scale.
So, in the case of A melodic minor,
we have the one that we use, which is on the C.
But there's another one on D.
And then there's also one on G#.
Since, you're probably familiar
with how this sounds as a chord versing,
you're probably gonna have an easy time
trying to add it into your playing,
and you can check out some inversions,
to maybe get a few more options,
and that can be very useful,
and also quite easy to implement.
And I think you should try and do the same
with the arpeggios,
because it is, again, a distinct sound,
but you can really use it in a lot of different places,
and any triad, really.
And it's always nice to have these kind of strong melodies
that triads really are.
If you think about where you find them,
so I already talked about the fact that you have them
three places in the melodic minor,
and four places in the diminished scale.
But you might also want to check out,
there's only one place in the major scale,
any scale that you use,
start to look into
where can I actually find this sound?
And where can I try and use it?
And it might be in some surprising places also,
because one of the ones in melodic minor,
on the seventh degree,
is kind of obvious for us, of course,
but in a lot of other contexts might be really useful
for some new colors.
If you want to learn more about jazz guitars,
about superimposing pentatonic scales,
and interesting arpeggios, and other scale choices,
then subscribe to my channel.
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Thank you for watching, and until next week...
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Nothing but Lies: Fighting Fake News - Duration: 26:41.
At that moment I was at work
transcribing some interviews for my newspaper
At the same time I was in a group chat on Facebook
where there was a discussion about what we should do with the Russian propaganda
and that huge amount of fakes which has appeared recently.
And then I just wrote a couple of lines offering to create a site
where we could collect fake news about Ukraine and debunk them
Everybody has agreed with this idea. And StopFake is the result.
We got a great response from the audience.
We were really impressed by the reaction
because we wrote a small article on the Internet saying that we had created a site
which refuted fake information about events in Ukraine, Crimean annexation.
And already in two hours there were thirteen thousand reposts of this item.
Next day we were popular!
A lot of people wrote to us
offered their help, sent links to fake news.
People thanked us a lot for what we did.
At first there were a lot of volunteers interested in this project
then it turned out that everyone had their own job,
everybody was busy and had to earn money,
so people kept leaving us.
There were moments when we just gathered
and worried if the project had a chance for the future at all.
And of course we did our best to make things work.
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Southampton could get £80m for Virgil van Dijk next year, but he'll stay today - Benali - Duration: 2:00.
Southampton could get £80m for Virgil van Dijk next year, but he'll stay today - Benali
That's the verdict of Saints legend Francis Benali. Starsport understands Liverpool are prepared to pay £70m to get Van Dijk today. Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester City have all looked at the Saints star but his heart is set on a switch to Anfield.
Benali think Van Dijk will say, and says a big money deal could then follow in 12 months time. "My gut feeling is that Virgil will still be a Saints player when the window shuts," he said.
"There's a lot of talk about the money he could go for and seeing the sort of fees some players are fetching it could take a huge, maybe record bid to prise him away after another good season at Southampton.
"Saints could be looking at £80m-plus. It will be a decision for the club to take but I'm pleased with the stance they have taken and would like to see him remain a Saints player as long as possible.
"He's an absolute top class, and I would go as far as to say world-class, player.
There's been a lot of talk about him going to some big clubs in this country but in my opinion he could easily go to a Barcelona, Real Madrid or PSG, anywhere in the world, he's that good.".
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Coronation Street spoilers: Pat Phelan hostage secret finally discovered, but by who? - Duration: 2:06.
Coronation Street spoilers: Pat Phelan hostage secret finally discovered, but by who?
He has been keeping Andy Carver hidden in the basement of the house that he is renovating for the last eight months.
Phelan clearly has a huge plan in store for Andy, but it looks like he might be caught out before he gets a chance to finish what he started.
His wife Eileen Grimshaw is set to become suspicious at Phelans behaviour when she learns that he went to the doctors for antibiotics. DISCOVERED: Andy could be saved before Phelan has a chance to kill him.
She then goes to the house that is being renovated, much to Phelans shock. Sue Cleaver, who plays Eileen, told Inside Soap: Eileen is really angry that Pats kept these things from her.
Dont forget that Eileen has no idea Pat is a con man and compulsive liar.
TIME RUNNING OUT: Phelan could be about to get caught out.
CAUGHT OUT: Will Eileen find out all of Phelans evil crimes?. Shes always been very moral, and knows right from wrong.
She might not be an angel - shes covered things up for her sons Todd and Jason over the years - but this is another level altogether. Will Eileen turn her husband over to the police? Recently, fans were left questioning where Andy went to the toilet while chained up in the cellar.
WHAT NEXT?: Will viewers ever find out what Phelans evil plan is?. But Oliver Farnworth, who plays Andy, gave fans a tour of the derelict house to finally put their minds at rest. Corrie continues on Sunday at 7.30pm on ITV.
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Boy names that start with J but don't sound like the '80s? (Baby Name Request, Five Name Friday) - Duration: 1:00.
Hello everyone, this is Nancy from Nancy's Baby Names, and here's today's
Five-Name Friday request. "We're looking for J name ideas for a boy, but not
something that sounds like the '80s. Mom and Dad also have J names. "Which five
baby names would you recommend to this person? As you come up with your list,
remember: be independent, be sincere, and no more than five names. One more time,
here's what we're looking for: a boy name, that starts with J, but that wasn't big
in the 1980s. Just for reference, J-names that were trendy in the '80s include
Jason, Justin, and Josh. Once you've come up with your five names, share them with
us. Leave a comment here, or click through to Nancy's Baby Names and leave
a comment on the original post. If you'd like to send in your own baby name
request, you can email me from the website, or leave me a voicemail at 305
204 6263. Happy naming!
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