Youtube daily about Nov 29 2018

- Linda says her daughter Ronnie is an alcoholic

and needs to get help before it's too late.

- My daughter Ronnie

is on the highway to hell.

Ronnie's 37,

lives at home

and has a very severe drinking problem.

Ronnie doesn't think she's an alcoholic.

She's lost at least three jobs from smelling

of booze when she goes to work.

Ronnie's like a tornado

of anger when she gets drunk.

She screams, she yells,

slams the doors,

she can't control it.

She's even called me

a horrible, rotten mother.

- Ronnie tries to hide alcohol in her room.

She hides 'em under the bed,

she hides 'em under the pillow.

As soon as I find it I throw it away.

I don't understand.

I don't know how she buys all this stuff

'cause she's not working.

Ronnie's been in the hospital at least five times

for her alcohol problem.

One time I rushed her to the hospital

she was hallucinating and went into seizures.

The doctor did the blood alcohol

and he came back and he goes,

"She has a .45 alcohol level."

He said she could die.

After that she went to rehab.

I found out that Ronnie started drinking again

two days after she left rehab.

I told Ronnie if she doesn't stop

and get the help that she needs

that she has to leave the house.

I am not gonna watch my daughter kill herself anymore.

For more infomation >> Mom is Worried about Her Alcoholic Daughter's Life - Duration: 1:33.

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Tacoma's clown crossing guard is serious about safety - KING 5 Evening - Duration: 2:30.

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Inspiring Quotes About Life | Quotes to live by - Duration: 2:20.

Inspiring Quotes About Life | Quotes to live by

Quote #1: You couldn't relive your life, skipping the awful parts, without losing what made it worthwhile

Quote #2: I've got nothing to do today but smile

Quote #3: That it will never come again is what makes life so sweet

Quote #4: We have to dare to be ourselves

Quote #5: You can have it all. Just not all at once

Quote #6: Ordinary life is pretty complex stuff

Quote #7: A good traveler has no fixed plans and is not intent on arriving

Quote #8: Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes

For more infomation >> Inspiring Quotes About Life | Quotes to live by - Duration: 2:20.

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#AskIgor - How about my Mindfulness & Meditation - Duration: 2:29.

Hey everyone! You asked a lot of questions around

work-life balance, sports, mindfulness and meditation, so I will try to answer

them all at once, okay?

I was kicked out of professional football, so sports have

always been extremely important to me

and it still is. Most entrepreneurs and

myself as a public speaker, I travel 200 times per year

and I need to energize full venues, so I need to be healthy, fit and focused

So for me, my rhythm? I go to the gym three times a week and I love to do kickboxing at

least twice a week. My nutrition and intake is very important.

And as a Math, I of course use apps and data to monitor what I eat and drink.

MyFitnessPal for example is really handy for me to see what I eat and drink every day

and if it meets my schedule. I can even link that to my Nokia scale to see if

I'm still on par. Now on mindfulness and meditation that has become more

and more important to me. I'm 48. I saw this beautiful quote by George Elliot

"It's never too late who you might have been. So in meditation every morning

five minutes, ten minutes, how I feel, there is no rules, there's just what I need

and what I like. So I'm very light about it but I like to stick to the rhythm.

In my meditation, I for example monitor my dreams. Are they still big enough?

Am I still aligned with my inner compass? Am I still walking towards my purpose?

And how about ethics in this world?

How do I deal with a world of fake news?

Facebook stealing and selling your data?

Or everybody around me that suddenly wants

to become an influencer? How do I speak and write that?

How do I feel about that? Meditation, really really

has helped me a lot. So, I hope .. you will treat yourself

yourself with the power of mindfulness and meditation.

That you keep working out and stay healthy and fit.

It it will really make you happy. So my best happymaker is sports, meditation

and healthy nutrition.

Good luck. Talk to you soon

For more infomation >> #AskIgor - How about my Mindfulness & Meditation - Duration: 2:29.

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Heather Himes, Faculty at Places Talking about Things: Episode 2 - Duration: 12:41.

This is Main Street in downtown Evansville

If you're looking for a relaxed night out, this is the place for you. Main Street is a hub of eats and evening activities

Want some world cuisine and Korean barbecue? Main Street. Want to watch a Philharmonic symphony? Main Street.

Want to play pinball and lose because you don't understand the rules?

"You're a loser!"

"Haha, thanks"

Main Street.

Make an evening out of strolling downtown checking out the shops and petting a cat

Joining me this fine evening is my guest, Mrs. Heather Himes.

Heather is the artist-in-residence and instructor in movement and dance in the theater department

She recently graduated with her Masters of Fine Arts in dance from Washington University in St. Louis

and has performed at the Kennedy Center in New York City

She is also a resident choreographer at the Black Repertory Company in st. Louis and on top of all of that

She is the mother of two beautiful children. I guess you could say, she keeps busy

Hi, I'm Parker Dean. And this is faculty at places talking about things

"Hello"?

Is this Heather Himes?

"It is Heather Himes."

How are you?

"I'm wonderful. How are you, Parker?"

I'm doing just just fine. Would you like to take a stroll downtown, Heather?

"I would love to take a stroll downtown!"

All right, sounds good, we'll meet you right by the visitor center, alright?

"Alright, see you there."

See you there.

So I I have to tell you why I chose Main Street for you to do the interview

because I asked a couple students

I'm like so when I say the words Heather Himes what like what words come to mind

and "beautiful" kept coming up. And this, like I said

Main Street is one of the beautiful parts of the city.

This is very beautiful. And thank everybody who says I'm beautiful

We love you, Heather

I love y'all! I love this job!

So tell me about about where you are from your originally: your origins, Heather

My origins. okay

I am from East St. Louis, Illinois

a small little city on the other side of the Mississippi River

So East St Louis is in Illinois in St Louis is in Missouri

Okay, interesting.

very interesting

so I grew up basically it's a little kind of hood, ghetto town

I don't know how else to explain it, but I love it.

and what happened was there was a little dance studio there

Katherine Dunham just happened... this legendary person happened to settle in East Saint Louis

and decide that's where she wanted to live yeah so that was cool for me

that's all I got

Word on the street is that you had an amazing performance at the Kennedy Center

I did. Let me fix my bob really quickly...

Yeah, performing at the Kennedy Center... my mentor Dr. Glory Van Scott

released her memoir

For those that don't know, the Kennedy Center, it's a big organization

It's huge! It's in New York

It's huge it's huge. Like the presidential awards are like at the Kennedy Center.

Like, it's awesome

Dr. Glory was an original member of the Dunham Company

and she performed this number called "Spirituals" and she writes about it in her book

And she called me in to ask me to perform the number, when she talked about it.

So that was pretty cool.

How did that feel when you got the call for that?

That was pretty awesome - It was like surreal, actually.

I was like, "You want me to do what?!" She could call anybody

Look at you! you're living high

I am. I'm kind of famous

(laughter)

Oh my... woah

"that's creepy..."

(laughter)

So my mom tells this wonderful story that I don't remember that

I was two years old and I saw this TV show Fame and

I was glued to the TV and I was like I want to do that and ever since

She put me in dance, I never stopped. I just... it's the thing that most makes me feel

Like I can be my authentic self all the time. I can be who I absolutely am who I am

anytime I'm on the dancefloor

So, that's why I do it. It's the thing that makes me feel alive.

What styles are you favorite?

Dunham Technique is my absolute favorite. Dunham Technique is life.

Mrs. Dunham, she basically went to all -Caribbean, Africa, everywhere...

All of the Diaspora and put it all together with a little bit of ballet and a little bit of modern

And made her own technique from that

My second favorite, would be Acogny technique which is a contemporary West African danceform.

So what about African Dance technique - because sounds like it's a common thread with your favorite.

What about that do you enjoy?

I feel like that is the only dance technique where you can use your mind, body, and soul

You have to invest your whole spirit into the dance

You can't just be halfway - you can't dial it in. you can't be halfway there right now all it's all connected

There's a relationship with the dancer and the drummer

There's a relationship with the dancers around you and a lot of times in other dance techniques, it's just like you

and like, a record. And you're just like "I'm dancing..."

moving like a robot

Can't do that with African dance

CANNOT

impossible

Good game, good game

Growing up in Dunham technique

Mrs. Dunham used dance as a tool for social justice

And it was kind of like embedded in us that that's what it was used for

Like I really didn't know that it was used for anything else besides to create change. So that's what I do

I create work to help create social change. It's done for social justice

My latest work was about the Black Lives Matter movement.

Basically equated police brutality to lynchings

How do you take such a powerful message like that and translate it into a set routine of dance?

a performance... what do you do? how do you do that?

I'm really big into imagery

So I literally put a noose on stage and a woman in a police uniform and we danced with the noose

Imagery is very powerful

Imagery is very powerful and it's what I find to be the most effective way to get my point across to the audience

So that's what I use my work for. I love pretty dance. I'm not, like knocking pretty dance

I'm more about dance that is impactful to the world. Something that...

you can sit in on my show and you will walk out thinking about

What you just saw and what does that mean?

That's very powerful

I hope so. I hope it works

You have an excellent sense of humor

Oh I like to think so

(laughter)

We're shopping downtown

Dr. Rochon

Oh he looks great on this magazine cover

I am a YouTube sensation...

Cut to you dancing on YouTube

Yes, and I love Beyonce songs...

Where did you go to college at?

I went to Columbia College Chicago.

And I shot that in my house...

Me and my roommate, we got a--

--That was awesome-- Me and two other roommates just rented a house in Chicago for our...

as one does

yeah, we had to because the dorms were too expensive

and we had this awesome house in Logan Park -

Logan Square - that's what it was

it was huge. And all we did was make videos

have fun, is what it looked like

Now we're getting deep

We've gotten past the first layer now we're diving right in there

So are you usually are you ping ponging between

Evansville working at USI and going back for the Black Rep?

I work part-time at the Black Rep

It is one of the largest african-american

theatre companies in the country. Yes. So I choreograph there

I act there. I dance in shows. I pretty much work there.

How did you meet Ron? Your boo thang?

My boo thang?

Your husband

We met in a play. I was cast in a play and he was the director

We began dating in a play called Tell Me Something Good

It ran for like six months or something crazy like that

And over that period, we kind of fell in love

That's a beautiful story

I usually drop my kids off to school on Monday morning

and then I get on the road. Come to Evansville.

I teach, and then Thursday after my last class

I hop on the road and get home in time to put the kids to bed

and they get very excited

"they want to see their mama"

As they should, their mom is awesome

I mean, you got a whole department of kids to keep track of now

I wasn't aware that I gained like 30 children

Well, we can find you... because this is for the new students coming in.

They can find Heather Himes usually in the dance studio, 116 in the Arts Center.

Yes. I am always in 116

most of the time

Every moment is really valuable man. Take each opportunity

that is presented to you

full force

Yeah, appreciate.

College is a fleeting time.

I know it's stressful and it's all of that jazz, but it's the only time get this moment

So take advantage of that

Because you're gonna miss it when it's gone

I promise. No lie to you. I lie to you not

Boom, boom

1, 2, 3

I'm the only professor that dabs...

For more infomation >> Heather Himes, Faculty at Places Talking about Things: Episode 2 - Duration: 12:41.

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Top 5 Things You Need to Know About Ready Labware Services (Before You Buy!) - Duration: 5:01.

Are you considering outsourcing your labeling needs?

Outsourcing can make your lab more efficient but first you need

to figure out if it's right for your processes.

Today we'll hear from David Richmond,

one of our experts in Ready Labware Services,

which is our label outsourcing program.

Today, David is here to answer

the five most frequently asked questions

about this program, including what it is,

how it works, how it's priced, and more.

Stay tuned.

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Ready Labware Services is an offering

whereby you receive your labware

ready-to-use, right out of the box at your bench.

It's already procured.

We use our own resources to procure

the labware that you want.

So we take the time to do that.

We barcode the labware.

We scan 100% of the barcodes that we make for you

so that you can be assured

that they'll scan in your equipment.

There will be no misreads.

We also tare weigh the labware for you as well.

And we can provide you with a customized report

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And then finally we can package it.

If you need it color-coded in certain packaging

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You can pick and choose what's the best fit

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If your concern is that

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We generate files that tell us what we intend to print.

We scan 100% of your barcodes,

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as well as as previous numbers that we've

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You may be concerned about the accuracy of your tare weigh

in your compound storage library.

You may wanna make sure that that container

fits back in the rack after you put a barcode on it.

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or that the label will survive the different chemicals

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We have three different technologies,

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But the main point is is that we have

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Thanks for watching.

Hopefully now, you understand a little more

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If you'd like to learn more about the benefits

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For more infomation >> Top 5 Things You Need to Know About Ready Labware Services (Before You Buy!) - Duration: 5:01.

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[Enb Sub] Takuya Terada talks about his sister - Duration: 0:59.

I have two younger sisters

Bring her here!

The older younger sister was born in '94

She's the same age as IU and Suzy

She looks a lot like me

She's 174cm (5'7'') tall

She's just my style

What do you mean?

Her smiling face is like mine

Is she popular, isn't she?

She was popular among my friends

They told me that my younger sister grew up prettily

Brothers think of men around their sisters as wolves

So I told them not to be interested in my younger sister

For more infomation >> [Enb Sub] Takuya Terada talks about his sister - Duration: 0:59.

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22 FACTS ABOUT ME - Duration: 6:10.

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Third Annual Window Wonderland is about much more than a contest - Duration: 2:15.

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Live With Lee & Hayley: The Truth About CBD Oil - Duration: 4:04.

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CRAZY in ROME - NEWS about K-POP (December 2018) - Duration: 3:00.

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About to Make Pickleball History | Selkirk Sport - Duration: 1:10.

("About to Get Crazy" by Oh the Larceny)

- I need to feel confident coming into the tournament.

- I really dedicate 100% of myself.

- So competitive.

♪ I think that I should warn you ♪

♪ There's something 'bout to change ♪

♪ We're standing at the border ♪

♪ Where history is made ♪

♪ We're cranking up the lights now ♪

♪ So everyone can see ♪

♪ It's all happening right now ♪

♪ We're gonna make you believe ♪

♪ It's about to get crazy ♪

♪ It's about to go down ♪

♪ It's about to get crazy ♪

♪ It's gonna be loud ♪

♪ This is our house ♪

♪ We do what we wanna ♪

♪ We'll blow the roof up ♪

♪ Everybody's coming ♪

♪ It's about to get crazy ♪

♪ It's about to go down ♪

♪ It's about to go down ♪

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Heather Himes, Faculty at Places Talking about Things: Episode 2 - SNEAK PEEK - Duration: 3:04.

This is Main Street in downtown Evansville, Main Street is a hub of eats and evening activities

YOU'RE A LOSER!

thanks

Joining me this fine evening is my guest Mrs. Heather Himes

Heather is the artist in residence and instructor and movement and dance in the theater department.

"Hello?"

Is this Heather Himes?

"It is Heather Himes"

How are you?

"I'm wonderful! How are you, Parker?"

I'm doing just just fine. We'll meet you right by the visitor center. Alright?

"Alright, see you there."

See you there.

Hi, I'm Parker Dean and

this is faculty at places talking about things

So tell me about where you are from originally.

Your origins, Heather

My origins

Iam from East St. Louis, Illinois

A small little city on the other side of the Mississippi River

I am a YouTube sensation

Cut to you dancing on YouTube

Yes and I love Beyonce songs

Yeah

Word on the street is you had amazing performance at the Kennedy Center

I did. Let me fix my bob really quickly...

How did that feel when you got the call for that?

That was pretty awesome - it was like surreal actually

I was like you want me to do what?!

look at you! You're living high

I am, I'm kind of famous

You love dance

Yes, it's pretty much my entire life.

Yeah the thing that makes me feel like I can be my authentic self

all the time. I can be who I absolutely am anytime I'm on the dancefloor

so that's why I do it. It's the thing makes me feel alive

So that's what I do. I create work to help create social change it's done for social justice

I'm more about dance that is impactful to the world

Appreciate. College is a fleeting time

I know it's stressful and it's all of that jazz,

but it's the only time you get this moment.

and so take advantage of that.

For more infomation >> Heather Himes, Faculty at Places Talking about Things: Episode 2 - SNEAK PEEK - Duration: 3:04.

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Dream about subtitle and two video - Duration: 0:13.

I just want to say one dream dream about two video with subtitles am talking like this

video so goodbye.

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Wojciech Szczesny has told a hilarious story about Carl Jenkinson on his Arsenal debut - Duration: 2:49.

 Juventus goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny had a successful eight years at Arsenal before making the move to Italy

 The Polish number one has continued his affiliation with the club, repeatedly declaring his love for the Gunners and stating that the North London side would be the only English club he would play for

 It seems one moment in particular has stuck in the memory of Sczcesny with English defender Carl Jenkinson being the brunt of the joke

 Jenkinson signed for the Gunners from Charlton for a fee of £1 million and was expected to be Arsenal's first choice right back

This did not come to fruition unfortunately.  Along with Lukasz Fabianksi, Szczesny took a trip down memory lane, which led to a story regarding Jenkinson making his first appearance for the club

 "I remember, if it goes to sense of humour, when Carl Jenkinson had his debut," Szczesny told Onet

Jenkinson's blunder a memorable moment for Szczesny  "On the 45th minute he shot me an ownie from 25 metres

You can't imagine, that volley right in the corner.  "And he was in a horrible mood at half-time, sitting depressed

Tears in my eyes."  What made matters worse was the fact that Jenkinson is an Arsenal super-fan, making the own goal hurt so much more

 "Carl is a turbo-fan of Arsenal, there were photos in his room, quilt, posters

 "He came to Arsenal when he was 19 and made his debut in a friendly game vs Koln

 If this wasn't enough, even members of Arsenal's backroom staff were part of the joke, teasing a visible distraught Jenkinson

 "Then Boro [Primorac - a first team coach] comes to him, you know in friendly game and says: 'Carl! Compliments for your first goal for Arsenal'

"  Can you remember any other comical own goals? Have your say in the comments section below

For more infomation >> Wojciech Szczesny has told a hilarious story about Carl Jenkinson on his Arsenal debut - Duration: 2:49.

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AAA Warning About Dangers Of Senior Citizens Taking Multiple Medications Behind Wheel - Duration: 1:34.

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Loonbedrijf Steenge over Q-Serie 616 | Contractor Steenge about his Q-serie - Duration: 3:59.

My name is Rick Steenge, I run a farming and contracting business based at Annerveenschekanaal.

We grub up in contract work beet. We have bought a new version this year. A Q-616.

We bought this harvester because we've run Vervaet machines for years.

So when the previous one was due for replacement it was the logical successor.

We chose the Q-Series because of its excellent maneuverability.

It has a very tight turning circle, because the rear wheels are mounted together as a pair.

Also the machine's weight is evenly spread.

The harvester also has automatic leveling, which works nicely.

When working on a side hill, for example, it automatically keeps the machine level.

Top speed on the road is 30 kph, and we now work at around 6kph when lifting.

Vervaet's mechanics were with us when the machine was started off, but it went well and we didn't have to adjust anything.