What can happen in 6 minutes?
A lot if you're only getting snapshots of information.
Your lunch could disappear in a split second.
Taking the perfect selfie could cost you.
Or you could easily miss danger lurking in your water.
Problems can occur in matter seconds.
Imagine what can happen in 6 minutes.
At-line batch TOC measurement can only provide snapshots of your water quality every 6 minutes
or more.
But, a lot can happen in 6 minutes.
With true continuous TOC analysis, you have real-time data to tell you exactly when an
excursion starts and ends.
This helps demonstrate compliance and gives you complete
control of your water system.
The 6000TOCi: Real-time TOC compliance.
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Is this 'Census Bureau' survey a scam, or is it legit? - Duration: 3:04.
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Pranic Healing Forgiveness Meditation with Dr. Or - Duration: 3:13.
This is pranic healing meditation on forgiveness
Begin by closing your eyes
thinking of the person you would like to forgive.
The person who's been tugging at your heartstrings.
Who's been popping up
in their dreams and your thoughts.
Who you've been complaining, about frustrated with
it's can be an old issue or a new issue
whoever this person is,
visualize them in front of you
place both hands at your heart center in prayer position
take a deep breath in and let it go
visualize this person in front of you
and now slowly, take your time
start seeing this person turning into white light
turn this person completely into a white light
so all you're looking at is white light
when you're ready repeat after me
state the person's name
Namaste, I, the soul salute the divinity within you
We are all children of God, we all make mistakes
we are all evolving. I choose to forgive you
for any pain or anger I hold within myself
we all make mistakes
I to make mistakes. I choose to forgive
you are forgiven I let go. You are fully
and completely forgiven. May you be
blessed with peace, clarity, happiness,
spirituality, inner strength, love and
abundance. You are forgiven. I let go
I let go. I let go.
when you're ready open your eyes.
do a cutting motion across your body three times saying
Cut cut cut.
You're done! You may repeat this exercise daily for two weeks
for best results and some of you may
experience the effect immediately
and won't have to do it again
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How to Turn On Automatic iOS Updates for iPhone or iPad - Duration: 1:52.
Hey everyone.
I'm Max Dalton, and in this video I'm going to show you how to turn on automatic iOS updates
for your Apple iPhone or iPad.
With the rollout of iOS 12 in late 2018, Apple is making it even easier to update your iPhone
or iPad with the introduction of an automatic update feature.
With automatic updates enabled you'll be notified when iOS updates are available, and those
updates will occur overnight.
You'll receive a message the next day after the update is complete that your iPhone or
iPad operating system has been udpated.
The automatic update feature is disabled by default, but you can turn it on in a matter
of minutes.
Now let's walk through the steps to turn on automatic iOS updates for your iPhone or iPad.
Step 1.
Tap the "Settings" app on your Apple iPhone or iPad.
The Settings app features a gear icon.
The Settings screen appears.
Step 2.
Scroll down the list of options, and then tap "General."
The General icon features a gear icon to the left of it.
The General screen appears.
Step 3.
Tap "Software Update" at the top of the General screen.
The Software Update window opens.
Step 4.
Tap "Automatic Updates."
The Automatic Updates screen appears.
Step 5.
Tap the toggle to the right of Automatic Updates until the circle moves to the right side of
the toggle, and the background of the toggle is shaded green.
Congratulations!
You now know how to turn on automatic iOS updates for your Apple iPhone or iPad.
Thanks for watching.
Leave your thoughts and questions in the comments section below.
Click the video link on the right side of the screen to check out another video.
Click the logo on the left side of the screen to subscribe to this channel to see more great
videos like this one.
Congratulations!
You now know how to turn on automatic iOS update for your iPhone or iPad.
Thanks for watching.
Leave your thoughts and questions in the comments section below.
Click the video link on the right side of the screen to check out another video.
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Debate Goes On About Bridge Name: Tappen Zee Or Gov. Mario M. Cuomo? - Duration: 1:46.
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Christian Djeffal: Good AI or bad AI? Know the difference. - Duration: 0:54.
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What Causes TMJ (or TMD)? And Treatments for Pain Relief From TMJ Dentist (Arkansas) - Duration: 4:32.
Hi, I'm Dr. Derrick Johnson, and I wanted to talk to you a little bit today about TMJ.
TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint, and so that is this part of your anatomy.
It's basically your jaw joint hinge.
Sometimes you'll hear the term TMD, which is temporomandibular dysfunction or disorder.
But anyway, that's the topic today, and it's actually a pretty big topic, and the reason
I say that is this is the most used joint in your body, and if you look at, basically,
what does your head do, it only one mechanical function.
It opens and closes and moves the jaw.
So, all of your ... the major muscles of your head actually tie into movement of this joint.
And I want to show you, this is a piece of software.
It's really helpful.
It's called BiteFX.
But, as far as illustrating how the jaw works, what we have here ... Here's the actual joint
itself, and here's all the muscles that come together to move the jaw.
And what we want in health, we want this system to be in harmony and coordinated, and what
that means is when this joint fits with the disc, there's a disc in place, when the joint
fits, all the teeth fit, and your nervous system and the muscles, they like that when
things fit.
I'll often use the analogy of a door.
A door's another hinged system.
So, here's a door that, it fits very well, so it's very effortless to open and close
this door.
Hardly any effort, but you could imagine if that door was off the hinge, and imagine if
I had to open it every single time, it would take a lot of energy and a lot of muscle activity.
So basically, when this jaw joint is off the hinge, and it's not lining up with the teeth,
your body does this self-protective response, just like opening the door off the hinge.
The muscles are all tense all the time trying to coordinate the jaw joint.
And the problem with that is it can cause a lot of damage.
It can cause sore muscles, it can cause headaches, it can cause actual damage and deterioration
of the joint, joint noises.
It can cause ear pain.
It very, very typically causes tooth wear, breaking of teeth, tooth loss, root canals.
There's so many things that can be traced back this system being out of whack or out
of order.
And so, that's the basic idea of how we treat this.
So, if you're suffering from headaches, clenching your teeth, a history of broken teeth, multiple
root canals, worn teeth.
Sometimes there is like a ringing in the ear or a fullness in the ear can be one of the
symptoms as well.
A lot of times there's neck pain associated, like neck and TMJ pain very much go hand in
hand.
A lot of times a history of a car accident or whiplash injuries almost always affect
the TMJ to some extent.
So, those are some ways that it shows up, but one of the first things that we want to
do is evaluate that system, and here we can take a look at it again.
We want to know when the joints are in place, are the teeth in alignment?
And another tool we use to figure that out is we have something called an articulator,
so we could actually build a replica of how your jaw works, and we can see okay, what
are your joints and teeth doing?
Are they in harmony?
Are they out of harmony?
We can start to see wear patterns on the teeth and kind of do the detective work to figure
out what's the root cause of the problem?
So essentially, what the fix is is there's techniques where we can get the system back
in harmony, and the sooner that we do that when there's signs of a problem, the sooner
that we can do it, the more effective, easier, less expensive the solutions are.
So anyway, that's a little bit about TMJ.
If you were late to any of these things, come see me and we can talk about it more in detail.
All right.
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Axel Johansson - Do Or Die (Official Audio) - Duration: 3:28.
♪ WAIT ♪
♪ HAS THE SHOW COME TO AN END NOW? ♪
♪ EMPTY SEATS AND VELVET ROLL DOWN ♪
♪ FOR YOU AND I ♪
♪ FOR YOU AND I ♪
♪ IF I NEVER LET GO ♪
♪ IF I NEVER EVER TRY ♪
♪ IF WE KEEP SLAMMING DOORS ♪
♪ OR MAKE LOVE ALL NIGHT ♪
♪ AM I JUST AFRAID TO BE ALONE ♪
♪ OR TOO SCARED TO JOIN THE SHOW ♪
♪ FOR YOU AND I ♪
♪ WE DO OR DIE ♪
♪ DON'T SLEEP AWAY THE DAYLIGHT ♪
♪ I KNOW THE DARK WON'T GUIDE ME HOME ♪
♪ ITS GONNA BE ALRIGHT ♪
♪ YOU'RE GONNA LEAD ME RIGHT BACK HOME ♪
♪ AM I JUST AFRAID TO BE ALONE ♪
♪ OR TO SCARED TO JOIN THE SHOW ♪
♪ FOR YOU AND I ♪
♪ WE DO OR DIE ♪
♪ WE DO OR DIE ♪
♪ AM I JUST AFRAID TO BE ALONE ♪
♪ OR TOO SCARED TO JOIN THE SHOW ♪
♪ FOR YOU AND I ♪
♪ WE DO OR DIE ♪
♪ WAIT ♪
♪ SLOWLY EVERYTHING TURNS BLACK NOW ♪
♪ ONLY SHADOWS IN THIS GHOST TOWN ♪
♪ FOR YOU AND I ♪
♪ FOR YOU AND I ♪
♪ IF I NEVER LET GO ♪
♪ IF I NEVER EVER TRY ♪
♪ IF WE KEEP SLAMMING DOOS ♪
♪ OR MAKE LOVE ALL NIGHT ♪
♪ AM I JUST AFRAID TO BE ALONE ♪
♪ OR TOO SCARED TO JOIN THE SHOW ♪
♪ FOR YOU AND I ♪
♪ WE DO OR DIE
♪ DON'T SLEEP AWAY THE DAYLIGHT ♪
♪ I KNOW THE DARK WON'T GUIDE ME HOME ♪
♪ ITS GONNA BE ALRIGHT ♪
♪ YOU'RE GONNA LEAD ME RIGHT BACK HOME ♪
♪ AM I JUST AFRAID TO BE ALONE ♪
♪ OR TOO SCARED TO JOIN THE SHOW ♪
♪ FOR YOU AND I ♪
♪ WE DO OR DIE ♪
♪ WE DO OR DIE ♪
♪ AM I JUST AFRAID TO BE ALONE ♪
♪ OR TOO SCARED TO JOIN THE SHOW ♪
♪ FOR YOU AND I ♪
♪ WE DO OR DIE ♪
♪ AM I JUST AFRAID TO BE ALONE ♪
♪ OR TOO SCARED TO JOIN THE SHOW ♪
♪ FOR YOU AND I ♪
♪ WE DO OR DIE ♪
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Le concours de la carte Big Mac® Or de l'appli Mon McDoMD - Duration: 0:07.
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English Tutor Nick P Verb Phrase (59) Cast Aside Someone or Something - Duration: 1:55.
Hi this is Tutor Nick P and this is Verb Phrase 59. The verb phrase today is
cast aside someone or something. Okay. Let's look at the note here. If
someone casts another person or thing aside, he or she discards them. You know,
get rid of them like almost like they are
garbage . Discards them because they no longer like them or feel they need to
keep them. Or , or have them. Or now, let's look at number two. also we have two
meanings here. If someone cast aside unpleasant feelings he or she stops
having them or gets rid of them. Okay. So we have two examples. One for each
meaning here. Let's look at example number one after twenty years of hard
work and loyalty MR. Robinson has been cast aside and replaced for younger
blood. Younger blood means somebody of course who is much younger. That has more
energy because they're younger of course. And could be paid a lower salary. Yeah. So you
know companies may do this when it's to their benefit. Okay. Let's look at number
two. After winning the jackpot lottery Janice was able to cast aside all her
worries about financial problems. So again she got rid of these unpleasant
feelings. She got rid of these worries.
She's got lots of money now. She doesn't
have to worry about financial problems
or bills or anything like that anymore.
Okay. Anyway, I hope you got it. I hope
it's clear. Thank you for your time. Bye- bye
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Chelsea team news: Predicted Chelsea line up vs Bournemouth – Morata or Giroud to start? - Duration: 2:25.
Maurizio Sarri has plenty of options to consider ahead of Chelsea's clash with Bournemouth on Saturday – but who will he choose to start? The Italian boss has a full squad to pick from, with Cesc Fabregas the only potential doubt ahead of the game at Stamford Bridge
Chelsea have been in excellent form to kick start their campaign, winning all three of their opening games in the Premier League
However, Sarri could still be tempted to reshuffle his options with Alvaro Morata continuing to cut a frustrated figure up front
Morata scored in the 3-2 victory over Arsenal but failed to make an impact in the narrow win against Newcastle last weekend
Olivier Giroud is reportedly ready to knuckle down and burst into the first team picture ahead of Morata after returning to full fitness following his World Cup break
The Frenchman showed flashes of quality for the Blues at the end of last season, and may find himself in the starting XI sooner rather than later
However, it remains to be seen whether Sarri is prepared to drop Morata this soon in the new season for fear of destroying the Spanish ace's already shaky confidence
Elsewhere, Pedro has been in fine form for Chelsea and is set to keep his place in the line-up, with Willian forced to wait for his chance on the bench
New signing Jorginho completed 158 passes versus Newcastle – the second highest total from any player in Premier League history – and has wowed Chelsea fans this season
He will continue to line-up in the Blues' settled midfield trio alongside Mateo Kovacic and N'Golo Kante
Take a look through the images below to reveal the predicted Chelsea line-up to face Bournemouth
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Le concours de la carte Big Mac® Or de l'appli Mon McDoMD - Duration: 0:13.
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Are Your Growing Or Rotting? | Infinity Effect Short - Duration: 1:46.
How many of you know somebody who has great potential...
...but doesn't do anything with it?
How many of us have been guilty of that in the past?
I can't say of someone, that a person is upset
unless I know what the character marks of me being upset is.
When we look at people and we see that they aren't fulfilling their potential
it's oftentimes because we see the traits that we would exhibit within ourselves.
It requires for us to take courage, to step into the face of the unknown
to look fear in the face and say "I'm still going to go ahead and do this anyway."
When you look at a seed, right,
in the earth
it's either green and growing...or ripe and rotting.
And these are the choices that we make daily
so we either grow or we rot.
The moment that we stop pushing, we start declining.
Do you think the billionaire
who has achieved success as the result of a genuine work ethic
utilizes those excuses?
"I'm not getting the result with my business because of obstacle A, B, and C?"
Or do they look at the obstacle and go "Give me the options.
Avenue A, avenue B, avenue C.
I'm gonna do, blah."
This is the importance of hustle.
It's the importance of doing the do and learning the lesson along the way.
How do you break the surface of the Earth if you don't actually put the effort in?
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Red Pill or Blue Pill or True Democracy? - Duration: 11:46.
Hi it's Andrea! So what happens when you're faced
with candidate choices that don't leave you
feeling very excited about supporting either one?
I have some thoughts because many of you are
being faced with this sort of Republican vs. neoliberal
decision and you just feel between a rock
and a hard place. Well here in Colorado, for the
2018 general election, we have a
gubernatorial race and one candidate is a
Republican and one candidate is a Democrat.
I personally don't see
a substantive difference between the two, and let me
explain, we give you a few ideas why I think
that. Number one they're, both very soft on oil
and gas, and here in Colorado fracking is a
huge concern. We have one of the most fracked
counties in the nation here in Colorado. And
then they're both very much into privatization,
both of them are strong supporters of charter
schools and both of them are very soft and just
this general privatization and this public private
partnership way of doing business and of
supposedly serving the needs of Colorado
residents. Where these candidates are different
tend to be in their identities and sort of their
personal histories. On one hand, we have the
Republican candidate who's the grandson of a
former Denver mayor from the 1920s, who
actually was an associate and a member of the
local KKK organization, and on the other hand, we
have a Democrat who currently is a member of
Congress, who puts a lot of energy into voicing
his identity as an LGBT member of Congress, and
who supposedly was in Congress to work on
immigration reform. Well, if you look at his
track record, he wasn't a champion on either one
of those things. In case you haven't noticed, we
don't have a comprehensive immigration reform and
we certainly don't have federal job protections
for the LGBT community, for which transgender
people really, really need that protection. And so
here we are, we have basically two people that
are roughly the same, and don't have track
records of really, really solving problems that
really impact people here in Colorado, so there
are a lot of people on the Democratic side of the
globe, here in Colorado that are putting a lot of
pressure on left leaning and Progressive voters.
They must support this Democratic
candidate, because this other guy is so
terrible he's a KKK person of course, that's
never been proven to be true, but he is a
conservative and we know how he's gonna line up.
And again the track record of the Democrat
doesn't seem to be all that different from really
what the Republican is all about.
So progressive and left leaning voters here are
finding themselves between a rock and a hard
place. So one of the things that we need to talk
about it really is about what democracy actually
is, because we've all been conditioned into
responding to candidacies as being the only way for
us to express democracy. And that's part of it,
but democracy, we have to say, is a dictatorship
of the majority, and it's a system in which
everyone has a voice, everyone has an opportunity
to state their preferences about a certain
issue or certain candidate, and it's supposed to
be very participatory.
The thing of it is, is that here in
Colorado, our Democratic choices are not simply
for candidates, but we also have the ability to
vote on citizen-led initiatives, of course
referred measures that come from our state
legislature. And so I have a proposition that
hopefully will give you some ideas on how to deal
with this conundrum that you might be
having in your own election, in your own state.
Now I'm gonna stay for the record that what I'm
about to suggest is not an official position of
the Green Party, of any state Green Party that I'm
aware of; it is my opinion. But when you're faced
with a ballot that has not just candidate choices
but initiative choices, my suggestion to you at
least for the gubernatorial candidacy, is that
you don't even cast a vote for governor at all.
Whoa! What am I saying? That's really radical!
The way that laws get passed
here in Colorado is pretty much the way it is
everywhere else. It goes through your state
legislature. It's lands on the desk of the
governor, and the governor signs or vetoes and then
everyone carries on. So instead of voting for
governor here in Colorado, what my suggestion is
that we pay more attention to the legislative
candidates for House and for state Senate because
the governor's don't create legislation; they
simply enact them, and it's up to the state
legislature to put something in front of the
governor to sign or veto. And so we have several
races here in Colorado, where there are some
fairly interesting choices. One choice in
particular is in our Colorado House District 12,
where we have a woman named Theresa Stets, who
is an unaffiliated candidate who has been
endorsed by the Green Party of Colorado, who is
going to be strong against oil and gas
extraction. She's going to be working on the Labor
Peace Act which is roughly sort of a Right to Work
situation that we have here in Colorado. It's
going to be bolstering our state retirement fund
called PERA and doing some of these other things
that really are meaningful to the people of
Colorado and so that's. Why we're supporting
her. But I want to get back to this idea of what
democracy actually is. Yes, sometimes, that
includes voting, but many of us here are engaged in
activist communities, and I think that's really
the place where we need to practice the basic
principles of democracy, and what I mean by that
is accountability, transparency, principled
dialogue, principled debate coming to consensus
over issues, making sure that everyone has a voice
and a vote. And a lot of times we can
make that happen in our activist spaces, but we
need to understand that the reason why we're
often faced with these lackluster choices in
candidates is because they duopoly parties,
the Democrats and Republican parties and their
corporate partners, have conditioned us all to
accept only those particular candidacies and they
actually have hundreds of years ahead of us in
working on the system where our choices of
democracy have become very telescoped, and that we
really can't see democracy beyond the choices
that are served up. And so the challenge to that
for us is to build up our grassroots movements.
Now, this is where the actual principles of
democracy are going to be very, very important. We
need things to be fair. We need folks to have a
voice. We need folks to be able to make a choice.
We need a space where there's principled debate
and principled discussion so that we can come to
the right outcomes. So how do we build this mass
movement? Just a few ideas because I want to keep
this video short. But first of all, we have to
build community. That means that we actually have
to build relationships with one another and we
have to look out for each other's interests. Now
those of you that are engaged in activist
communities that do have some direct action
activities, this is a great opportunity for you
to think about what it's going to take in order to
have child care for your meetings, have a bail
fund, just in case people get arrested at your
actions, and some of these other sorts of mutual
aid sort of things. In some activist spaces
people even concern themselves with
food and shelter of the members, but it's
necessary, because the system now is really trying
to break us down economically. And you, want to keep
as many people together as possible and so that
kind of community building is going to be really
important. The other aspect that's really
important is a continuing political education.
You want to make sure that newcomers understand the
issues very quickly and fairly thoroughly because
you need to have as many people moving and
organizing and conducting outreach as possible.
The other thing that word outreach, that's
extremely important. You, want to make sure that
you're talking to people where you find them and
the temptation sometimes for us on the left is to
be so ideologically pure and to feel so superior
that we have a really hard time explaining what
we mean to people who might be interested in the
solutions that we have to offer, and so we have to
make sure that when we're talking to people, when
we're out reaching to people, that we're
giving them sufficient information but also
giving them space to connect our information with
their daily lives because, like it or not, the
real expert of people's daily lives are those
people themselves, and so we have to give space
for them to be able to talk freely about how
things are impacting them, and we can help out
with some more political education. Now this is
going to be really, really important, because the
duopoly parties, capitalist parties, they have hundreds of
years ahead of us, and so we also need to be
concerned with the long game, and I understand,
for those of us that are engaged in fighting
climate change for example, we're very
panicked about how many years that we have left
in an environment on this planet that can sustain
life, and so that it is an urgent situation. I
don't mean to downplay that at all, but we need
to recognize that things are not going happen,
change is not going to happen in one election cycle.
And while we may support a candidate today and
that candidate may not be successful, we need to
see that as the building blocks to the next round.
When you're talking about legislative offices,
a lot of times we're only talking about a two
year span. So we need to be able to also
radically assess and critique and understand what
works and what doesn't work when a candidate
doesn't win. That's also very important
information. So...you don't have to vote for
governor. Think about who's running for the
legislature. Think about those questions that are
going to be on your ballot. Those represent some
other choices that you can make without having to
be pulled into the lesser evil argument. You
don't have to be pulled into that, and ultimately
choosing consciously to not vote for governor or
for any other candidate slot on your ballot, is a
conscious choice, and it is permissible within
democracy to make that choice. So don't let
anybody bully you into something that you don't
want to do. So, I hope that gives you some
perspective that you can use when you're faced
with making these choices, you don't have to vote
for any candidate in particular, you can actually
leave some spots on your ballot open, but
consider some of these other options, and make
sure those options fit you and your community.
And do the work of building the mass movement,
because if we do that work correctly, we can
leverage this government any way that we want.
So, thank you very much for listening. Good luck on
that ballot. Don't be bullied into making a
choice you don't want to make.
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How To Start Your Speech or Presentation | 4 Effective Tips To Hook The Audience | #SpeakingTips 005 - Duration: 12:57.
Hi everyone, in this particular video, I'll be sharing with you how you can enhance your introduction of your presentation
so that your audience members find you much more credible and they will
pay closer attention to what you truly have to say.
So how do you exactly get their attention, building credibility? The name of this technique
is none other than - Establishing Credibility. I repeat, 'Establishing Credibility'. What does
it mean to establish credibility? It simply means this; that you as a
speaker speaking on this topic, you would need to either be someone who is
a subject matter expert, someone who is a practitioner
and not just merely a theorist, and someone who has the experience
whether it's research experience or experiences in the execution
of the exact content that you're going to share. So what makes you
a subject matter expert? Of course, you can boil down to the accolades, the awards,
the testimonials, and also at the same time, it may not just be the awards
per se, it could also be the things that you DO; the
action itself. So here's exactly how you can establish credibility
but before we go into the specifics, why should you establish credibility?
It is because it makes whatever you're going say next in your main
part of the speech, the crux of your speech, more believable. At the
same time, the audience members are less likely to hold opposing views,
doubts that tend to run counter
to the effectiveness of the points that you're going to deliver. Now, here's
how you can establish credibility - the first technique as I've mentioned
earlier, would exactly be - Sharing with them how many
years you've spent in researching and executing
that particular task. When we say researching, now you need not
be a PhD holder, you need not be a Master Degree
holder of a particular discipline...but if you've spent
a significant amount of time on researching for that particular topic,
your words tend to be more credible. For instance, you can start off even your
presentation by saying that, "Today, I'll be sharing with you on
Public Speaking techniques, how to ace your interview skills. Now over the past
9 years, I've spent several hours per day
researching on some of the best practices by some of the best interview teachers
both online, offline, live workshops as well.
Now that is building credibility by talking about your experience mileage,
your research mileage. #2. How does Statistics help in terms of your
introduction? It helps very much because it lends credibility to the data
and more importantly, it supports your claim or your
normative opinion. For example, if you say that, "More and more people are
down with diabetes in Country X.", if you simply just say
that, it might not be as accurate or as powerful as compared to, say,
"According to the recent Health Department Survey, statistics show that 33%
of the population has diabetes..". Now that
would be much more powerful than simply just say "more and more people" or "more people".
Now what can you do even better to make this
startling statistic which already gets the audience members to sit up and listen?
What can you do a little bit more, to make the audience members feel the impact?
You see, if someone just sees the figure itself, without
the link to the impact or the severity of the problem,
they're not going to literally "see" the problem. So how
do you make them "see" the problem? Let's take for example, you're in a live
seminar, a live training workshop and you ask the audience members this
"Ladies & Gentlemen, could you just turn to your left and look at the person on your left?
Could you then turn to the person on your right, take a good look at
that person and now I would like to take a good look at yourself..
now here's the statistics from the recent Health Department Survey,
that 1 out of the 3 of you...is very likely to be down with
diabetes...". Now that would be a much more powerful
representation for your audience members because they feel that it's much more live.
Now what exactly mean by a quotation? As the name suggests, it is
a quote; it's something that someone had said and you
now reproduce it and, of course, giving due credit
to the source itself. For instance, there are many different quotes
that individuals use to start off a presentation.
Say, something like, "Ladies & Gentlemen, 'Facts Tell, Stories Sell'"
That is an example of a quote and it would be very appropriate
especially if you're presentation is about storytelling or story-selling.
Or some individuals can say, "As Martin Luthur King once said...
'The time is always right to do what is right. Now is the
right time to do this.", and it will encourage you to move
on later on to the content and then agreeing with what's going to be said.
Now when it comes to using quotes, here are two quick tips that you can consider,
so that the quote that you use is not only highly relevant, but at the same time,
it's something that's going to be much more memorable. So if you're ready, let's
get going! The first tip for you to take note of is - if it's ever
possible, try and value add to the quote. That means instead of simply just
saying, 'Facts Tell, Stories Sell'. Now of course, someone people might not have heard of
it, but for the individuals who have heard of it, they might want something more and here's
how you can do it - all you've to do is say what is
often NOT said. Let me repeat the magic phrase -
'what is often not said'. For instance, you can say, "Facts
Tell, Stories Sell...but what is often not said is this...
your stories can only sell, if you know how to narrate
it well.". That would be a value add to that quote and that phrase
'what is often not said' helps to transit to that part; it makes you
be seen as more of a thought leader, as more of a value giver,
contributing to on top of what are some of the more commonly used
quotes. So that's one tip. The second tip you can consider
using, would be that of explaining the quote
just a little bit and see how well you tie it back in your
conclusion, so it makes it seem like it's like a sandwich method where you start off with a quote
and you end off with a similarly related quote. What do I mean by
explaining the quote? It simply means this - that when you say, for instance, 'The mind works like
a parachute, it works best when it is open.". Just
give it a bit of an explanation, even one or two sentences would be good
something like, 'We need to therefore keep a powerful open mind, so that we will not
miss out on opportunities and my speech today, is to help you keep an
open mind especially when we tend to get very defensive.". So that would
pave the way for your presentation and delivery. I often share with
individuals, you craft a powerful introduction with a powerful enough
story. 'Facts Tell, Stories Sell.' - we've heard of this
many many times..but why is it that stories truly sell?
It's because stories, they help to bring alive
common problems that people feel, and it helps to make it more
real, more tangible for lack of a better term, make it more
tangible for your audience members. You see, when you tell a story
instantly, it helps the audience members connect with you
but do you know what is the number one problem that many presenters make when they tell
a story as an introduction? They start off their presentation by saying this -
"Ladies & Gentlemen, le tme tell you a story...", this is what
they do, they start off their presentation and they say, "Let me tell you a story".
Now, it's the same thing as simply starting off a joke
by saying, "Let me tell you a joke". Now what's wrong with that approach
or what is not as appropriate with that approach is this - the moment you signpost
your audience members that you're going to tell a joke, that
reduces or removes the element of surprise. It's like telling them, "I'm
going now be telling you the funniest joke ever, you're going to laugh like crazy."
The audience members would probably either bring up their defensive shields and just going to challenge
that statement, "Is it really that funny?", or they're just going to think of ways to preempt
what you're going to say, therefore missing out on the punchline or punch word. So,
it's extremely important, if you want to tell a story, just tell the story!
You don't have to say let me tell you a story, just tell the story, go straight
into the story. Here's one thing I would like to add,
the thing is this, when you tell a story, you need not start
from the top till the end; that means the beginning of the story
till the end of the story in a chronological order. There are many different permutations
these are what we call advanced storytelling techniques. You can of course
start with the middle of the story, you can start with the climax (tipping point),
that means the hero's journey, you can start off with the tension, the
exciting part of the story, or you can even start off with the solution.
For example, some speakers would prefer to start off with the solution first,
by saying something like, "I was able to lose..
very healthy, and sustainably, 3 kilograms per month
on a particular diet (keto?) that it took me six years to finally uncover..
a diet that was sustainable, a diet that's supported by medical practitioners,
and a diet that did not require me to go to extreme.
Then, move on to talk about, say, "How it all started..."
Starting off with a solution, there's a benefit of doing it, in fact there are benefits
of doing different kinds of permutations, for instance, starting with the resolution helps the
audience members to stay interested, to stay interested
in how you started and it gives them sort of like a
preview of what they can expect. This is especially useful if you're speaking
before audience members who are extremely busy, and they want you to get straight
to the point very very quickly, and then they might therefore think that it's worth
my time to stay a bit longer, just to hear what you've to say.
I hope you've enjoyed all these techniques so far! If you would like to hear more of these techniques, feel
free to comment, feel free to send me a message as well and my team and I
will be looking through your various suggestions to create more value giving videos
for you. Take care and I'll see you very soon! Thank you very much for watching
and in this particular video, I shared with you exactly how to craft
a killer intro, a killer opener, how to
start or begin your speech, how to start your presentation
whether it's for powerpoint, whether it's for business, or corporate, or even
investment pitch - selling vision, selling a story
to your prospective audience members or to your prospective clients.
What are some of the effective ways to attract, to hook your audience members
attention. Here are the four main tips that I've shared:
the first tip I've shared with you would be exactly how to let your audience
members know about your credibility. It could be
your practical experience, it is very similar to what we called 'documentation'
very similar to 'creation of credibility and authority'.
And the thing is this, you don't need a PhD, you don't need a master's degree
in Law, Engineering or in Business to be able to teach
some of these strategies from debate to moot to, say, things like courtroom tactics.
The second technique that I've shared with you would
be the use of statistics. Sometimes, let the numbers
let the figures, let the stats come alive, of course,
don't just lay out the stats like that, but you make them relevant
through what I've described
earlier in this video. The third technique would be the use
of quotations. Using of quotations could be a powerful
maxim, or powerful phrase or powerful
statement for your audience members to remember even after they've
watched your presentation, but of course, remember if you quote someone,
or from a certain source, to credit the source; it's important for us not to just take it
wholesale, without crediting or giving due credit.
And the final strategy that I've shared in this particular video would be to tell a story
and make a point. We know that facts tell, stories sell.
But of course not all stories are created equal, we need to know what are
specific strategies on how we can get the audience
to buy in through the process, the conflicts, go through the hero's
journey and eventually have that resolution. So I hope all the
tips have been useful for you. Remember to apply, apply and..
APPLY!
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15 Metallica riffs that used to be BETTER or WORSE - Duration: 6:15.
We musicians are perfectionists
and we always strive to imrove a song, even if it's already fine
So, a guitar riff may eventually end up sounding much different from the original idea
There are about 700 Metallica riffs, and a lot of them have gone through that
For today's video, i picked a few that were altered the most noticably
To the worse or to the better?
This is up to you to cunclude
Enjoy watching and listening, frrriend ;-)
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#BackToSchool ✏️ Sofie Dossi, DangMattSmith, & Nia Sioux Play 'This or That' | Nick - Duration: 3:26.
Yeah!
[laughing]
Let me try that again.
This is the time.
Oh, dang it!
[laughing]
- Hey, it's Nia Sioux. -I'm Dang Matt Smith.
Hey, it's Sodie Dossi and you're watching Nickelodeon's YouTube channel.
- And it's time for This or That. - Back to School Edition.
[music playing]
Taco Tuesday.
Taco Tuesday.
Oh, Taco Tuesday all day,
even though it messes up my stomach, it's worth it.
Half days.
Gotta get the half days, go home early, sleep during the day.
Half days.
Oh, man.
I wanna say neither but if I had to choose one,
we'll go science.
Math class.
Oh, m-- I'll go with math... it's my best subject.
Dodgeball.
I'm gonna go with Kickball, don't know why, it just sounds better.
Dodgeball, 'cause then you can just, you know,
you can hit a kid with a round rubber ball for no reason,
even if they didn't do anything to you, you know, you just hit 'em in the head
and it's OK because it's a game.
A mirror in my locker, just to make sure I don't look too crusty during the day.
A mirror.
Poster of myself because, you know, just gotta look at yourself
and then just say, "Hey, you the man."
I talk to myself so much, I don't see a problem with it.
Bringing my own lunch.
Pack my own lunch!
You know, good ol' peanut butter and jelly sammich!
I think I've always bought the school cafeteria lunch,
so... there we go.
Oh... I'd have to say gym teachers.
At my school, it'd have to be the lunch lady.
Uff, the gym teacher.
One time she slapped food on my plate and she broke the plate.
She was very intimidating and afterwards I didn't even feel like eating.
You know what?
I was usually in the middle!
[laughing]
Um, I'm gonna go with the front then.
Front row.
Always in the back of the class,
'cause then you could goof around with your friends
and then you can make weird animal noises and nobody knows where it's coming from.
Make some whale noises like...
[whale sounds]
And no-- teachers like, "Who's making those whale noises?"
She won't know.
[laughing]
Field trip, all day, every day.
A school field trip.
Hmm, the school dance.
Uff...
That's a toughie.
Pop quiz!
I'm never prepared.
I would say a pop quiz is worse!1
I'd say... pop quiz.
Oh, I-- I-- I wear both straps.
Gotta make sure it's secure.
Wear it over both shoulders.
Get the two straps, otherwise you're gonna mess up your back
and then you're gonna be walking like this
and then people are gonna be asking, "What's wrong with your back?"
Always double.
Stay healthy.
- That's it, you survived This or That! - Yeah!
[laughing]
That's it for This or That, thanks for watching.
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Blockchain Games: Fad or Future? - Duration: 9:21.
For the love of god by Damien Hirst sold for $100 million, a De Kooning for $300 million,
a Davinci for a record $450 million.
Since the dawn of time, whether it be for survival or social capital, people have collected
things, it is just that nowadays things are exchanged for money, and somethings for a
lot of it.
A diamond skull you can hold in your hand or a painting you can hang on your wall, their
value is determined in part by their scarcity but also by the fact that they exist in the
material world.
How then is it possible for a CryptoKitty, which isn't even a physical object but just
a code written on a blockchain, could sell for $140k?
And this CryptoKitty is not the only 'blockchain collectable' to be sold at such a ridiculous price
This Cryptopunk sold for 16k.
Homer Simpson-meets-Pepe The Frog was sold for a jaw dropping $39K.
And with CryptoKitties' total sales bringing in $25 million,
they are by far not the only game that's trying to turn code into gold.
Everything in Blockchain games costs real money. You have to make a decent investment to begin with. It is accessible to everyone.
So what are blockchain games and why do people invest so much time and money into them?
Blockchain games are built using distributed ledger technology.
And most of them like CryptoKitties are being built on the Ethereum blockchain.
Objects that are written on blockchain have an objective history to them. It can't be faked like for example you
have a gun in the blockchain version of CS:GO and somehow you manage to ask Arnold Schwarzenegger to play the game on your computer
with your gun and he shoots somebody, and
this thing that Arnold Schwarzenegger played with your gun
is written to Blockchain on your gun and this gun also automatically increases in value
because it's a celebrity gun.
Each СryptoKitty is what's called a non-fungible ERC-721 token.
Non-fungible means that unlike Ethereum or Bitcoin, each ERC-721 token is one of a kind.
So each Kitty you own is a unique Kitty, making it rare and scarce and most importantly owning
the token means that you own the CryptoKitty's code.
For this video we decided to play 2 recently released blockchain games.
Blockchain Cuties and 0xUniverse.
But before we could start playing, first we had to top up our crypto wallets.
Everything in Blockchain games cost real money
They are not free.
In order to play you need Ethereum.
But think of it as an investment.
But, more on this later.
So, here are Blockchain Cuties.
Think CryptoKitties, but cuter, possibly.
Every new player receives a free trial cutie but it disappears once you breed your first
one.
The real serious players want what's called a "generation 0" Cutie.
These are the 'rarest' of the rare in terms of Cuties.
The starting price for one of these: 0.1 ETH, which is about $30 at the time of the recording.
There are two options in the game: - To breed your own Cutie with a unique genome.
- Or to send it on what the developers decided to call adventures, where it will fight with
other Cuties.
Though don't expect anything like Zelda or Mortal Kombat.
We put our Cuties on the battlefield and they fought surprisingly well!
Wins strengthen and give experience to the Cuties, which increases their value.
So, later on you can sell them for a profit.
We also played the 0xUniverse.
The idea of this game is to collect planets and build your own universe.
Without going into too much detail, we pretty much just launched a bunch of rockets to go
look for new planets, with a few never returning, apparently lost in space.
But since we didn't discover any planets, we decided to buy the coolest-looking planet
we could find.
In total, we spent $50 at 0xUniverse.
Blockchain games are all about money.
Every action you make in these games - you pay for.
In exchange if you are lucky you might be able to make a positive ROI.
People who are collecting in a digital space, they are good
at staying focused, they have some kinds of critical thinking because they're making
comparisons.
Even though we were just breeding Cuties when we played it, it gave us a sort of sense of
achievement.
Turns out this makes total sense.
When you actually make the purchase you have the reward centre triggers in your brain:
you've accomplished something.
The same when you're playing a game with any kind of reward so your brain responds
with a reward, neurotransmitters, it feels good.
So what drove players to these blockchain games in the first place?
Blockchain games allow them to earn money.
The average gamer is not like a gamer at all, it's more of a trader.
Usually a male of age 25-40 They can buy an asset, do something with it and
try to sell it at a higher price I know a guy personally who made 40k euros by playing CryptoKitties in December.
So if the average gamer is not actually a gamer but really more of a trader - can we
really call it a game?
Well, the answer is both Yes... and…
No.
The breeding aspect is really interesting to me, trying to decode the genome, it does
require you breeding constantly to figure out the data point to figure out how the genome
works, and that puzzle of the game is one of the most intriguing things in Blockchain Cuties to me.
But what really makes these games popular is the fact that these blockchain Cuties or
kitties or planets or whatever else are essentially a cryptocurrency, which you can buy, sell
or hold.
And as cryptocurrencies are extremely volatile, so are the games that use them.
If crypto completely crashed to the ground, yeah, I would probably stop playing Blockchain
Cuties.
And that is what happened to blockchain games.
Since the release of CryptoKitties in December 2017 the number of daily users has dropped
by 96% from 14,000 to around 500 less than a year later.
These collectible games obviously resemble gambling, and like a casino, the house always
wins.
There might be a few lucky success stories, there are certain behaviors to watch out for:
Electronic funds are quite hard to keep track of mentally.
People when they do mental accounting.
When you then put that into cryptocurrency and gambling with decimal points.
It's very difficult for individuals to really easily track how much they are winning and
particularly how much they are losing.
When It starts to be problematic is when people are gambling more than they can afford to
lose.
When it no longer a fun, entertaining leisure activity.
But on the other hand, these games are about collecting, not about betting.
So what compels people to play?
These objects are a part of how they see themselves or a part of their identity.
People collect because these objects have meaning to them and by accumulating them it
gives them a sense of competence or self-efficacy and it gives them social capital, something
to talk to other collectors about, to show that they are knowledgeable, that they
have these assets.
Although we were not constantly breeding like Risсo, it was fun playing both Cuties and
0xUniverse.
It is hard though to justify spending $40 on a digital planet and even more on the Cuties.
Furthermore over the time we spent playing, the crypto market has dropped substantially
and the value of the Cuties, planets and most of the collectibles have followed suit.
Blockchain created digital scarcity.
While it is true the code behind a pixelated character is unique, something almost completely
identical is so easily reproducible that the idea of uniqueness is almost meaningless.
What is being created is really just artificial scarcity.
So far these collectible games don't offer much to gamers, their survival it seems depends
on whether they can offer gamers more than just a trading platform.
The relationship between player and developer will be more like an open market relationship
rather than a closed ecosystem like it is now.
As long as blockchain has a system where I'm going to have to pay gas to write to and it's
going to take a decent amount of time I don't think that's going to fit in to something
like world of Warcraft.
This is the first generation that are collecting digital objects, if you collect sculptures
or Dresden dolls, you can pass those down, how does this pass down?
So whether or not the idea of blockchain games appeals to you, their existence raises some interesting questions
about value, scarcity, gaming and even ownership.
Tell us your thoughts and your gaming experience in the comment section below!
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Mario Lopez Plays 'Epic or Fail' with Ellen's Audience - Duration: 2:41.
I love Ellen's games.
One of my favorites is Epic or Fail.
Ellen said I could play it today,
and you're all going to play it with me, all right?
Everyone get your paddles out.
They're under your seat, OK?
Here's the deal.
We're all going to watch a clip.
And then we're going to freeze it,
and we're going to vote on whether it's Epic or a Fail.
You ready?
All right, let's see the first one, please.
[SCREAM]
Fail!
You know what?
You think fail?
I think fail.
I have faith in my man.
Because he already is over the body of water.
How bad could it get?
That's what I think.
Let's see.
Oh!
Oh!
Nailed it.
Epic.
That was crazy.
You know how I knew that?
You know how I knew that?
Because I watch way too much Instagram videos--
people wiping out.
If you didn't clear the land, then you
know it was going to be ugly.
Body of water-- you're straight.
All right, let's see the next one, please.
Oh.
Oh.
Oh.
I think-- I think fail.
I think mom's about to get a soccer ball right to the dome.
That's what I think.
Let's see.
Oh!
Whoa!
That was great!
That's great.
They said they put mom in the corner as a distraction.
Missed opportunity, kid.
All right, next one.
Oh, no.
No.
That's a fail.
That's a fail.
The bud got too in front of him.
The bud's too [INAUDIBLE]--
OK, let's see.
Oh.
Oow.
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
You know what that was?
You know what that was?
That was an epic fail.
[BUZZER SOUNDS]
That was awesome.
Poor kid.
I hope he's OK.
Next one, please.
Oh.
I'm going to go fail.
I don't like that dismount.
I don't like that dismount.
Those arms were bent.
Let's see it.
[LAUGHTER]
What's funnier than people wiping out?
That's the best.
That was epic fail.
I love that game.
All right, we'll be right back.
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Hack My Life - Hack or Wack: Single Serve Breakfast | truTV - Duration: 3:48.
Single-serve coffee makers
are not just for beverages anymore, supposedly.
Oh, no, no, no, no.
This is basically an electronic kettle, right?
It's got to force a lot of hot water through a teeny, tiny pot,
and we could use that to cook, maybe.
Yeah, we're gonna use that pot to make breakfast.
This is Hack or Wack.
Some of these single-serve makers,
they can actually force water through this little pot
at 192 degrees Fahrenheit.
That should be more than enough
to cook whatever we can jam in there.
Well, what's on the menu today, Kev?
Spinach, shrimp, and, of course, some poached eggs.
Do you like your greens?
Oh, I love eating just five leaves at a time. Mmm!
Look, the science is in on eating slow.
It makes it easier on digestion if you take smaller bites.
But that's why I always have gas.
Sorry I asked.
Let's make some spinach.
You want to fill the single-serve coffee maker
with the food item.
Watch for the needle, by the way.
You might cut yourself in the process.
-We close. -Close it.
Also, make sure you have something ready
to catch the water, 'cause it's gonna come out.
Tallest setting. Ready? One-touch cookin'.
[ Sniffing ] Oh, and that really is a --
That's aromatherapy.
Look at that!
I would [bleep] punch you if I came in for my coffee...
I'm sorry. Just one minute.
Just one more minute. I'm almost done.
Did you want a bite? Go on, Popeye.
♪♪
-It's steamed. -Smelling like a hack already.
But we got to move on. We got two more plates, Brooke.
Oh. Oh, my. Okay.
Skrimps!
They are full-on, fresh-from-the-sea raw.
♪ One little guy gonna go in the coffee maker ♪
♪ One little guy ♪
Oh, we should've clearly deveined that one.
He was an eater. Hoo!
Like a zebra. Just a black stripe right on down it.
We'll just give that a minute.
Give you time to think about how you explain this one to the coworkers.
Exactly.
First, it was the upper decker in the men's room.
You ought to see what I left in the copier.
-Oh, you want the shrimp water? -You know what?
Kevin! No!
[ Softly ] Oh, it's briny.
That was a mistake on multiple levels.
-Yeah, get in there. -No!
[ Laughter ]
-One skrimp. -Mwah!
Plating is everything.
The shrimp is cooked.
I'd eat it if it was tossed in some noodles
or something else, but, uh...
Ooh, what about on a bed of spinach?
No.
-On to our third and final dish. -A poached egg.
Super-simple. Crack an egg, toss it into the little pot.
The hot water's gonna run through it.
I'm gonna hit "strong," 'cause that's how I like my eggs.
If you're a bit of a power lifter and you
like those egg whites,
you could just let it sit in there and it will strain it.
That's a bonus hack. But here comes that hot water
and even some shooting out of the machine, for some reason.
-Oh, God! -That's -- That smells farty.
-God. -Yeah.
-You ready? -Yeah.
-Gah! Ohh! Ohh! -Oh, no! Eww!
-Oh! It squirted! -Eww!
Oh, yeah. That needs another cycle.
Ewwugh!
That needs just one more quick cycle.
Get ready. Here we go. Farm-fresh.
Ohh!
Eww! It's so wrong!
Let's serve up your breakfast, Kev.
Oh, no. Brooke.
-No? Here we go. -Ohh! No!
Oh, wow. What a -- What a great hack.
The coffee machine did, in fact, steam some spinach.
Number two, it did kind of cook a shrimp.
I mean, that shrimp got pink.
If you didn't know where it came from,
you might've had a little nibble.
The egg was a bit of a fail.
There are plenty of reasons to make your coworkers hate you.
This does not need to be one of them.
Coffee-machine cuisine is, in fact...
...is wack. Yeah.
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