Youtube daily do May 2 2018

Hello guys

Today ı came to my second statıon Florence

Why ı came to Florence ? Dıd someone read Dan Browns' books?

I read all Dan Browns' books

and generally he had hıstory about Florences' hıstorıcal places

I wonder these hıstorical places so ı wanted come to here

Here ıs also near Bologna. I vısıted my frıend then ı came to Florence.

and ı wıll gıve you some ınformatıon there hıstorıcal places

catedral church etc.

ı wıll try to go all places and gıve you some ınformatıon

now ım at Pıazza della Signoria

you can see how crowded here

Sculptures

You can rent horse there

You can do cıty tour wıth ıt.

BUT ı dont want to harm anımals so ı wont use ıt

Also ıts very expensıve for me

Between 75 100 euros

ıt wont be good for horses and also for me

so the best thıng to dont use horses for ıt

Already Florence ıs not bıg cıty

you can fınısh everywhere ın 2 3 hours ın center

I dont remember thıs catedral name

But very bıg

Now ım another sıde

You can see how hıgh thıs tower

Thıs ıs another part

I will show the ornaments on the wall

I dont know how many years they buılded thıs catedral

But they buılded very good

I was ınsıde but ınsıde is not so good

Now ı came to Santa Marıa de Novella Church

they buılded very good all buılds ın Florence

there ıs sun so you can see how crowded here

no place for step and ı also dont lıke crowded places so ı wont stay longer here

thıs guy came to here for read newspaper :D

look how crowded

Guys thıs brıdge ıs Vitolo Brıdge

The most famous brıdge ın florance

It looks lıke home u also can see a lot of flat on the brıdge

Now ım goın to ın the Brıdge

And ı wıll show you

Im on the Brıdge whıch ı showed you

here ıs shops

It doesnt look lıke brıdge

ıts lıke normal way you not lıke you are on the brıdge

now ı wıll go other part where you can see rıver

there ıs rıver you can understand because of a lot of people

everybody ıs lookıng to rıver

hmm whıch sıde ı should show you

yes thıs sıde better

these keyholders generally valentınes or couple put here

then they throw the key ın the rıver

Then they cant fınd key ıts mean theır love wıll survıve untıll forever :D

Guys now ım at Mıchelangelo square.

I walked a lot for come here

But really ıt deserved. Soon ı wıll show you vıew

Really amazıng vıew.!! weather also very good !!

ıt was raıny ın Bologna a lıttle but then ı came to Florence and ı saw sun !!

ıf you are ready ı wıll show you vıew !

ı cant open my eyes because of sun :D

Its shıne because of sun so ı cant show you very well

ı dont know how youre seeıng now ı wıll try to show rıver

ı wanted take buıldes pıcture but ıt was very bıg so ı couldnt take all buılds ın one pıcture

so ı couldnt take a lot of oıctures here

ı came to Mıchaelangelo square but ı couldnt see hım :D (joke)

there ıs hıs sculpture

ı was ıll yesterday because of raıny so ı cant talk much

guys ı came to end of my vıdeo ın Forence

I wanted fınısh my vıdeo wıth thıs perfect vıew

Florence ıs really beautıful cıty.

hıstorıcal place

but ıts very hard to take pıctures so ı dont have a lot of pıctures

because really buıldes are huge!! ıts ımpossıble to take ın one pıcture

you can take just part pıctures not all buıld

so ı just took vıdeos u already had seen my vıdeo

but here ıs good place. Florence ıs very good place for who lıke hıstorıcal places

you can come and you can see

where ıs my next statıon ? ı wıll go to Pısa

ı hope you lıke my vıdeo. ıt wasnt so long but ı hope u lıke ıt

dont forget to follow me and lıke my vıdeos.!! :D

Next vıdeo wıll be about PISA

SEE YOU LATER.!!

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BRAIN U - Q&A (Ep.1): O processo de Coaching e a prática do Ho'oponopono - podem mesmo me ajudar? - Duration: 3:28.

Hey guys! How are you all doing? We are here launching our 8-part-video

series Brain U - Q&A, and I want to know what is your question for me?

Please share with us (info in the comments section to make sure your question will reach me)

and I will do my best to answer them all in this first semester of 2018 (during this 8-part-video-series). It

will be my pleasure to address here with you the answers to your questions.

I have a new client (Coachee)

who begun his Coaching process with me a few weeks ago, and he

approached me initially questioning me: " Fernanda - Do you think that

the Coaching process is ideal for my situation? I have

accumulated years and years in this Firm

and I fell a bit stuck now,

it seems like I got used to being in my comfort spot,

and I feel like it is time for me to shake things up.

And my answer is: Yes,

Coaching can be very useful for you and I can be

your guidance in this process, bringing along with the coaching methodology, some

important support coaching tools to help you achieve your goals.

So, If you are watching this video,

and you feel like some kind of fear is striking you,

you perhaps feel stuck right now, we must

look into your limiting beliefs. What is that you truly

believe in, and that perhaps is limiting you as a professional and as a human being?

Do you think that - at the same time - you have some empowering beliefs that help you move forward

and that you may not be paying attention to them? During a Coaching process

we ponder on those issues, we work on our self-discovery, on our self-knowledge,

focusing on developing crucial skills so to attain our goals faster.

We look into: Who am I? And then we look around us...

Imagine: Where do you want to go? & How are you going to move in that direction?

And also: Why you want to do that? Know your Why!

We must be engaged and aligned with our purpose and thus make our coaching process a dedication day by day

fun work around us.

Alongside, I bring innovative and powerful coaching tools to support our work.

On that, we must reflect and engage with our reality:

What needs to be adjusted so to achieve all that I want, all that I dream of?

I use the practice of Ho'oponopono as one of the coaching tools to support my clients in this journey.

Ho'oponopono is a Hawaiian millenarian method of repetition to clean

stagnant memories in our minds, making

use of forgiveness and gratitude practices. It is a powerful

tool in a Coaching process to deal with limiting beliefs and get rid of thoughts that block our progress,

allowing us to move forward to the next level.

It is a practice that I share with my Coachee's especially when we encounter

in the beginning of the coaching

process some limiting beliefs.

Now, it is important for you (who are watching this video) to look into your

own reality and make this connection. What do you think

you could an should adjust in your life-career, so to move forward?

What might be blocking your progress? Look inside, make adjustments in your life...

which might be your limiting beliefs?

To where do you really want to go?

What comes to your mind when I tell you lets work together on yourself/career?

What could we do together to improve

in your journey so that you become better that you were yesterday, or even today?

It does not matter your current situation...

it may be that

you are into a career transition, or maybe into

a growing business path inside of your organization, please remember:

your professional success is directly linked to

keeping a good balance among all the other areas of your life (the so called

work-life adjustment/balance).

And to sum up this 1st video, my reply to my current client was: Are you fully engaged into making it all work?

So - join me into this dynamic process,

with a start, middle and end project,

with the support of an array of coaching tools,

so to achieve steady growth in your life.

Be sure to remember that each one of us has our uniqueness in journey,

timing, and we must respect

the evolutionary moment of each one of us.

And yet - yes - the coaching process is designed to help you move forward

taking you out of your comfort zone and into the growth mindset for the achievement of our goals, being

the best version of yourself. And I send your way a big Kiss, reminding yourself

to send your questions in

so that we may answer them in this

Program Brain U - Q&A (more info in the comments section below). Big kiss!

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Time Demonstration - Plan for and do the essentials - Duration: 3:03.

- Hey, it's Dainon Haggard here with Hunters and Closers.

Just wanted to take a brief moment with you

to really teach a truth,

something that I learned in my youth.

I've shared it with many of you.

I haven't shared it with all of you,

but it's something that we really need

to be cognizant of in our lives.

This jar here on the right full of rice

represents things that we can do

on a daily, weekly, monthly, annual basis

that eat up our time,

those things that are non-essential.

On the left here, is an open vase,

and this represents the time we've been allotted.

We all have 24 hours in a day,

seven days a week, 365 days a year.

And often times it gets filled

with those things that really we shouldn't be focusing on.

So, as I take this jar,

and I fill it up then with this rice,

You'll see that we can fill up our lives

with things that are not really important,

and most necessary in our lives.

So, what happens then,

when we need to do some preparation for our sales,

or we need to do some prospecting,

or some account development?

What if we need to follow up,

write a proposal, close some deals?

How about sharpening our skills?

I'm really running out of room here.

Physical exercise.

You can see that it's overflowing.

We've got too much.

Vacation.

So we're not able to do all of it.

And unfortunately, those things that are most important

are pushed out, and we don't get to do them.

So, as we look then

at really planning our days,

and doing those things that are most important,

if we do them first.

So if we do our preparation,

and our prospecting,

our account development,

if we follow up with all of our efforts.

We write our proposals,

close deals, make some money.

Our physical exercise, stay healthy.

Sharpening our skills.

And we take that time to vacation,

and just really, wind down.

And then our life is still able

to do those things that are not necessarily essential,

but are still important?

Always reminding ourselves

to put those things that are best, first.

So, live your life mindfully.

Plan, prepare, do those things that are most necessary,

and you'll see that your goals,

your aspirations will all be accomplished

if you so work towards.

Make it an awesome day.

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What do you enjoy about author events? - Duration: 5:01.

Hi everyone. I'm rincey and i am one of the contributing editors over at book riot.

So this past weekend I got the chance to see Thi Bui speak. She wrote

the best we could do which is a graphic memoir that has been getting so much

praise and buzz from like every corner of my life. So she came to Chicago

recently for the Chicago Humanities Festival. If you live in Chicago and you

don't know about the Chicago humanities festival you definitely should. I will

link it down in the description. So yes, I got to see her this weekend. I picked up

a copy of her book with my ticket. And seeing her speak was so great because

she is just very smart and funny and insightful and just had really great

things to say. She also did a really great readings slash presentation. She had

like a visual presentation as well because again this is a graphic memoir.

So she did a reading from the book itself. And so the way that she did it is

she had like there was a projector screen behind her and she had like that

panels show up on the screen. But she did just the narration voice and then she

asked for like two volunteers in the audience to do the female and male

characters from the selection that she was reading. And like she had it so that

way sometimes you would like see the squares lined up but you wouldn't see

completely what was going on. You might see parts of the screen and then as she

went along she would click through the PowerPoint presentation or whatever it

was and it would like fill in the gaps. And people would like read you know what

was on the screen, things like that. And it was really well done. There's also a

part where the except that she pulled from included her researching or

watching this like news clip or something along those lines. And so she

had the actual audio from the news clip playing to go along with the panels that

she was showing. It was so smart and such a great presentation in that way. And I

think this is the first time I've seen a graphic novelist do a presentation live

like that before. I've seen people on panels and I've seen like John Lewis

speak when he was doing stuff for the March graphic novel. But that doesn't

really count. So it was just like a really interesting experience seeing the

way that she presented her book, the way that she was able to do a reading and

engage the audience in this visual medium as well.

And then afterwards there was a moderated discussion with someone who

lives here in Chicago and then they had like a quick Q&A afterwards. And then she

did a signing and it was so much fun. So going to that event this weekend just

had me thinking a lot about just author events in general. I was thinking about

what I liked about author events and why I attend them. I don't go to a bunch of

them because like time and things like that. But I do enjoy going to some of

them. And the ones that I usually end up going to are usually authors that I

really, really enjoy or I think have like really interesting things to say or have

like a really interesting book. Most of the time I try to read the book before

hand but with Thi Bui I haven't read the book at all. But I just knew that it

was going to be a good presentation or I had the hopes that it was gonna be a

good presentation just based on what everyone else said about the book. I also

do enjoy when there are Q&A sessions but I do recognize the fact

that Q&A sessions can also go terribly wrong

depending on the event and who's asking the questions. But I feel like, at least

for the past couple of years maybe it's just the events that I've specifically

been choosing to go to, but I feel like the Q&A sections are always more

interesting just because the questions are slightly less rehearsed and take

things in slightly related but slightly like tangential directions that

wouldn't have happened otherwise. So yeah, I don't always ask questions at Q&A

sessions but I do enjoy that in general and sometimes they do come with a

question. And then the other thing I realized is that I do enjoy getting my

book signed but I don't necessarily feel the need to stand in the signing line.

Like with Thi Bui I haven't read her book yet so I felt like I didn't have

anything meaningful to say to her. So while he did stand in line to get my

book signed, I felt slightly awkward just going up to

her because I didn't have anything to say. I mean, I basically just said thank

you for coming and things like that but it just felt like I should have had

something more meaningful to say to the author. I don't know if anyone else feels

that pressure but I always feel like this weird pressure about what I'm gonna

say to the person when I get to the front of the line. I also just feel that

way about conversation is in general so that's just might be a me thing.

So yeah that's just what's

been on my mind recently. Let me know down in the comments below, do you attend

author events or have you attended author or bookish events in the past and if

so what do you like about them? And if you don't attend them let me know why

down below. I know there are a bunch of people who like don't enjoy attending

author events because to them the author isn't quite as important as the book

itself unless the book had like a really meaningful impact on them or something

along those lines. Most of the time people want to keep like the author

separated from the book. Like the book gets its own entity and they don't have

a desire to meet the person behind the book. So yeah, let me know in the comments

below if you fall into that camp or if you just have your own reasons for not

really attending author events. So yeah that's all I have for now and thanks for watching.

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Do You Have Pre Diabetes? PreDiabetes Symptoms - Reversing PreDiabetes Prediabetes Diet - Duration: 8:12.

Hi everyone. Dr. Urban here. Let's talk about a subject that covers a lot of

people. We're going to be talking about prediabetes with the question, Do you

have prediabetes or looking at another way, Does

pre-diabetes have symptoms?

What about insulin resistance diet or a prediabetes diet? We're going to try

to cover that in this video. First of all, are you someone who, when their eyes are

open, in other words when they're awake, your mouth is open? You're eating

constantly. Maybe that's just you but that is just you and that's a

problem, because let's look at what happens when you eat. I have this

handy visual aid and I want to say that this is a 12 hour period along the

bottom of the hanger, this line, and when you eat food you start over. Here the

body goes through a series of hormonal adjustments and then after about four

hours, The body has processed that load using insulin

even if insulin resistance is present.

Next, what typically happens, but not in the

pre-diabetic usually what happens next when the body needs energy, it goes to

the glycogen stores and it uses those glycogen stores which can last maybe 12

hours. There's some variability in all this depending on the individual. Along

the way your body may elect to use a little bit of protein turning the

protein into sugar. So as you get out here you're at 12

hours, but at 12 hours now you see the blue, where you are

starting to mobilize ketones. So what happens when you after four hours

snack? You don't continue. You go back here and start over, When you

snack, you go like this and you it's very hard to get into ketones.

You start putting the excess to insulin resistance and fat stores you put the

excess into your fat and you become, along with insulin resistance, you become

overweight. The fat may be deposited in your

belly or it may be deposited universally throughout your body. You

get the picture. so if you're trying to intervene in this

process you need to consider if you want to get the ketones, you need to

get out here about 12 hours. So let's talk about the ketogenic or keto diet.

How do we start? First of all, this

isn't the all in at first. This is how to kind of segue into a keto diet

for prediabetes. First of all I should mention that

prediabetes can be objectively measured by blood tests. There's the five and five,

100 - 125 dl is diagnostic for prediabetes and there are similar for

the hemoglobin A1C five point seven to six point four but those are objective

numbers. We haven't

looked at prediabetes really with the critical eye, but there are symptoms of prediabetes

and they are things like lethargy, irritation, light headedness,

fatigue, anger, but the big one is at for hours remember what we did here. At

about four hours you have food cravings. If you're sitting with

frequent food cravings and snacking and browsing and grazing,

as my eyes are open plus I'm generally your mouth is open

this suggests that it's highly likely you're pre-diabetic. Now you can say well

I can get that tested. Yes you can, but you can see you don't need to spend

bucks on this right now to know that you're at risk or that

you're continuing at risk. I would advise getting a test whenever

you have blood work make sure your hemoglobin A1C and your fasting blood

sugar are tested. But I'm telling you that if you're just standing there and

telling me that you have food cravings about four hours after a meal and that

you snack before going to bed and

that sort of thing, This keeps going and you're browsing and

grazing over food all day long, then I think these symptoms of pre-diabetes relate to you and you have

an issue now. We know that people with pre-diabetes have a ten year 50%

percent chance of becoming diabetic. I think that's a heavy heavy stroke.

I don;t know what happens after ten years. That means you have a 50% chance so

it's worthwhile looking into this to see if you have prediabetes and do

something about it.So what do you do? I recommend the keto diet which you can

jump into or you can segue into it. I think a lot of people

would like to segue. I jumped into it and did fine, but there is such a thing as

the keto flu as you go all in so hard so fast that you have symptoms really of

with low blood sugar and insulin resistance which I just

mentioned. The one that are suggestive during the day

and bother you.

What do we do? Well several things you can do to get you started. #1 You

need to get your food intake out to 12 hours. Eat whenever you eat then you go 12

hours. Before that, consider drinking water in the morning. Let's say 16 to 32

ounces of water. Why, because you're dehydrated. During the night, either from

urination and/or respiration where you put out a liquid in your respirations. So

drink water 16 to 32 ounces. Then you notice if you're hungry in the morning. Then you

try to spread that out because you may find out that you don't have a craving

right away and you start spreading that time period out aiming for 12 hours and

when you hit 12 hours, between meals then you try to ratchet it up. That should

get you started. You should well avoid the keto flu and it may segue into

a solution along with the keto diet which is where you're headed and there's

all kinds of directions for that once you fully into it, but let's get you

started.

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A two-point-five magnitude earthquake was detected in Boeun county, Chungcheongbuk-do

province this afternoon.

According to the Korea Meteorological Administration, the quake occurred at 12:34 p.m. Wednesday,

…about 11 kilometers northwest of the town of Boeun.

The agency added that the minor earthquake is not likely to cause damage.

This is the third earthquake to hit Chungcheongbuk-do province …and the 54th earthquake to shake

the Korean peninsula this year.

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How To Do Hollywood For FREE - Duration: 4:47.

>> I've gotten this request many times. "Frugal Man, you've got to do a video on Hollywood for free."

So I'm given the people what they want starting right

here on the world-famous Hollywood Walk of Fame, which is totally free cuz it's

the damn sidewalk. But I've got a lot more free attractions coming your way so

grab that tub of popcorn and silence your cellphones because the feature

presentation starts right now.

[music]

Old Hollywood collides with new in the forecourt of the Chinese Theatre where

you'll find nearly 200 celebrity handprints and autographs preserved in concrete.

A self-guided walking tour of Hollywood is easy with these historical

signs found throughout the neighborhood. Learn about Hollywood's past as you explore the city.

Known as the world's largest amphitheater, the Hollywood Bowl

is actually a public park complete with its own Museum. This iconic venue has

played a major role in music and entertainment and has helped shaped the

careers of many famous performers.

Pick up a map from the museum and follow The Bowl Walk to get that full

Hollywood Bowl experience, well almost.

Even when empty, this massive performance space is impressive

and it's a great spot to relax and have a snack.

My next stop is an immersive folk art project hidden in the Hollywood Hills.

Inspired by one of the most popular films of all time

the Garden of Oz is a mosaic masterpiece.

Built by multiple artists over many years, this intricate and whimsical

garden could only exist in Hollywood and is a spot that must be experienced in

person to truly grasp how awesome it is.

[music]

While you're in the Hollywood Hills, head up to Lake Hollywood Park to get that

perfect Hollywood sign selfie that everyone has to have.

Here on Santa Monica Boulevard, you'll find a Contemporary Art Gallery presenting

singular and groundbreaking exhibitions. Let's check out Regan Projects.

[music]

With exhibitions changing on a regular basis, every trip to Regan Projects is a new

experience making it a premier forum for contemporary art.

If you're a fan of rock and roll, head over to Guitar Center

on Sunset Boulevard to check out the Rock Walk.

A shrine to the legends of rock music. Handprints, plaques,

and music memorabilia are all on display right here on the street.

[music]

That's a wrap on Hollywood. Everything you need to know about all the places I

visited today can be found in the video description below. And like everyone in

Hollywood, I crave validation so I need you to hit that subscribe button and

follow me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Now when you're here you might

run into a celebrity and if you do you better keep your cool and stay frosty.

[tone]

>> Ground breaking exhibition let's go check out Regan Projects alright i'm

done i don't care.

[tone]

[laughing off camera] >> Ok, ok, hang on.

>> Ten seconds, give us ten seconds. Here on Santa Monica Boulevard you'll find a

groundbreaking contemporary art gallery [laughing]

Alright...

[Constant banging sounds coming from off camera]

[Off camera] >> It's getting louder too.

>> I know there getting louder.

[tone]

My next next stop is an immersive folk art project hidden in

the Hollywood Hills... step out.

[tone] bleeping words

[car horn]

Lady's voice off camera in automobile: >> I'm sorry, do you know where we can see this Hollywood Sign from?

>> Just keep going yeah, keep going up go to the Lake Hollywood Park.

Lady's voice off camera in automobile: >> Alright. Thank you.

Cameraman David >> Now we're tour guides. [The Frugal Man LA laughs]

[tone]

>> Hey, if you like this video I've got a bunch more you should check out but I

think these four just for you watch them now!

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[Szok] Małgorzata Rozenek zabrała rodzinę do raju. Gdzie spędzają majówkę? || LVTszok - Duration: 4:38.

Małgorzata Rozenek zabrała rodzinę do raju. Gdzie spędzają majówkę?

Małgorzata Rozenek i Radosław Majdan zabrali dzieci do Dubaju.

Małgorzata Rozenek i Radosław Majdan tworzą obecnie najpopularniejszą parę polskiego show-biznesu.

Są uwielbiani przez widzów, Iron Majdan okazało się być prawdziwym sukcesem, w social mediach obserwują ich tysiące fanów.

Internauci chwalą ich za dystans do siebie i poczucie humoru,

nie można też odmówić im smykałki do brylowania na salonach,

ale gdy przychodzi co do czego – najważniejsza jest dla nich rodzina.

Zapewne dlatego, korzystając z kilku dni wolnego, postanowili wyrwać się z Warszawy i wyjechać na drugi koniec świata by odpocząć od czekających w domu obowiązków.

 Pefekcyjna pokazała nawet piękne rodzinne zdjęcie, wykonane przez jej syna Stanisława,

który fascynuje się fotografią i ostatnio został „nadwornym fotografem Majdanów:.

W obiektywie @stas_rozenek#familyfirst❤#unicornfriends.

Fani byli zachwyceni zdjęciem, które udostępniła Perfekcyjna.

Kolejny raz pochwalili jej piękną rodzinę.

Piękne miejsce,uwielbiam cały Dubai miłego wypoczynku.

Widać że szczęśliwa rodzinka. Pozdrawiam.

Pięknie wyglądacie.

Cudownie razem wyglądacie.

Rodzinka jak z obrazka!

Pięknych chwil!.

Tylko pozazdrościć! Ktoś jeszcze spędza majówkę w Dubaju?.