my video editing sucks do you want to edit better videos faster stay tuned to
learn these five video editing tips that changed my editing game completely
absolutely chief advice video should be Monday Wednesday and Friday so click
Subscribe and hit that Bell iPhone until you never miss a video tip number one
this is just huge tip well if any keyboard shortcuts for you editing
software's possible I know Tony Vegas and Premiere Pro both have a ton of
useful keyboard shortcuts but I'm not sure about Final Cut or other software
if you learn how to split by pressing one key but you learn how to trim save
all of that stuff can save you a ton of time you have to check that memorizing
but just practice using them they'll help you get faster and muscle memory
will make you remember tip number two be organized with your footage make sure to
save your footage in the folder so that you need to find it later on you can
always go back to it have a bureau folder but by date/time you can even so
pi what camera you're using this way if you go back to footage from months ago
you can always quickly just check I wish I do this because I have so much old
footage I'd love to get to that I have no idea where it is tip number three
practice you don't always have to be editing your own videos you can practice
the other than random videos get a bunch of free footage and you put it together
you don't have to upload it the more time you spend in your editing software
the better you get at it sometimes your edit random video becomes a little you
feature in Premiere Pro wanna learn a new shortcut and I just keep practicing
editing random footage so that I get better and better and better
practice makes perfect guys have a kill a bonus tip at the end of the video so
stay tuned for that tip number four use pre searching templates when you can if
you have an intro template or an outro end card template make sure you're
always using them so you don't have to waste time if you color bait your video
you make sure you have a color grading template so you have to set it up all
over again each single video they should save you a bunch of time I've been
setting up templates lately for my thumbnails for my outro even my intro
sometimes takes you a bunch of time because you just drag the file and you
just drag the preset on and boom you're done tip number 5 if you're serious
about this invest in good software in the beginning the basic software is fine
but there's a lot of features you to take a lot longer to do and basic
software than in Premiere Pro or Sony Vegas you're one of the better software
out there it also enables you to do a lot more with you
videos you can be more creative now you don't have to do this but helped out now
for the bonus tip focus on batching you batch record your videos you can batch
edit your videos if you have a spare afternoon and it three videos that
afternoon or two videos for four videos you can also cure renditions some
editing software you can leave it on if you're going out for dinner or something
and that way you can render about four videos at once and boom there two weeks
worth of content two weeks worth of content just done a lot of people back
to accord but a lot of people back to edit and it's super useful they see what
I'm gonna be getting into and it's gonna help me a lot what software do you guys
used to edit let me know in the comments below if
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Calvin Harris & Maroon 5 - My Way & Don't Wanna Know (LIAM & Freakpass Remix) (Lyrics Video) - Duration: 3:12.
📝 Calvin Harris & Maroon 5 - My Way & Don't Wanna Know (LIAM & Freakpass Remix) Lyrics
One way to say at least I did it my way One way to face, but in my heart I understand
I made my move and it was all about you And I feel so far and you
You are the one thing in my way [x6]
I don't wanna know, know, know, know Who's taking you home, home, home, home
And loving you so, so, so, so The way I used to love you, no girl
[x2]
We used to kick it on your nights off Couple drinks with the lights off
Now I'm sitting with the mic on, trying to tell everybody where the hell we went wrong
So where you at, what's new?
My friends tell me what you're doing and it just ain't you
Man, you got me ever wondering if I ever knew All there is to know about you, did I not
have a clue?
And I couldn't help but open up your Instagram It's been a minute girl
(We don't talk anymore) So I don't know if you're messing with another
man And I'm curious but maybe I don't wanna know
'Cause he irreplaceable, call you 'Queen B' And I really wish the feeling was reciprocated
'Cause it's getting really lonely under these sheets
So when I tell you a miss you it's an understatement
I don't wanna know, hey-ey You are the one thing baby
Loving you so, so, so, so The way I used to love you, no
You are the one thing in my way [x4]
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We're All Together Now Because of You - Duration: 4:14.
There's been so much change, but at the same time, there's this excitement that
we're about to enter a new dawn, and we will have experts and people from all over
the country coming to Dell Medical School, helping not just our students grow, but our
faculty who've been here all along.
And we'll be able to expand what we do, we'll be able to do it in a better way.
I have suffered from sickle cells all my life, and it turned into necrosis.
The pain feels like an 18-wheeler sitting on my leg and now my hips.
Running, jumping, playing on the floor with my child is impossible now.
Before I met the Dell Medical team, I felt lost, I felt sad, I felt depressed.
I actually gave up on doctors, I gave up on my health; I just gave up.
My experience with Dr. Koenig and Kelsey was so great just because I felt like they cared,
they didn't rush me and they made me feel like a person and they made me feel like I
had a future again.
I'm a pediatric neurosurgeon, but my science background really is as a developmental biologist.
I was fortunate to come to Austin in 2006 to be a part of the new children's hospital,
and it just so happens, ah, the most fortunate thing was UT Austin was considering building
a new medical school, and that future now called Dell Medical School was really attractive
to me coming here.
To help build a bridge between the clinical side and the university side.
I have been able to watch much, much junior students grow into baby doctors and watching
them acquire a skill and, it is very meaningful to guide them, push them, mentor them and
watch their anxiety melt.
It's just been a very fulfilling thing to do.
I decided to pursue medicine because it melds my passion for service and my love for people
in this community that society has forgotten.
Primary care is not the most lucrative specialty, so receiving a scholarship from Dell Medical
School gives me the flexibility to work with the underserved and to pursue primary care
as a profession.
On Sundays, I enjoy volunteering at C.D Doyle Clinic, Dell Med School's student-run free
clinic for the homeless, and being here and serving this population really reminds me
about why I came to medical school in the first place.
Because of you, I can pursue my calling.
Because of you, I am able to pursue my passion as a teacher.
Because of you, we can allow kids to walk for the first time.
Because of you, I can live a better life.
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Proof That ANY iPhone App With Camera Permission Can Secretly Record You - Duration: 3:12.
Proof That ANY iPhone App With Camera Permission Can Secretly Record You
This is pretty disturbing. Google engineer Felix Krause has detailed an alarming privacy
setting in Apple�s iOS that enables iPhone apps with camera permission to surreptitiously
take photos and videos of you � without your knowledge.
Clarification: Krause has since contacted TNW to clarify that he conducts his security
research work during off-hours and independently of Google.
The researcher notes that granting camera permission will enable apps to access both
the front and the back camera of your device, photograph and record you at any time the
app is in the foreground, upload this content immediately, and run real-time face detection
to read your facial expressions.
All of this without any notice or indication that your iPhone is snapping images of your
face. No sound, no light, no LEDs.
Krause has shared a short demonstration of the documented issue on YouTube. Check it
out below:
The most troubling concern here is that this is how this privacy setting is expected to
work by design. Indeed, all signs seem to suggest this is yet another case of the trite
�It�s a feature, not a bug� conundrum.
The most pressing issue is that anybody who chooses to exploit these permissions could
scrape image data to locate users, find other existing photos of the device�s owner, and
even watch you while you�re sitting on the toilet and livestream this spectacle for others
to see.
Krause says there is little you can do to prevent this; though there are a few options,
none of them would make for a particularly smooth and streamlined user experience.
One possibility is to equip your camera with covers. You can find numerous such accessories
on Amazon. That, or you can revoke camera access for all apps � but not without sacrificing
some app functionality in the meanwhile, like taking and sending photos straight from apps.
The Googler has since disclosed this complication to Apple. He also took a moment to offer some
tips on how the Big A can handle this issue in a more responsible manner. One such solution,
for example, would be to make camera permissions temporary � or at least add indicators to
notify when the device is recording.
Interestingly, earlier this year Google discovered technical inconsistencies or vulnerabilities
in competitors� products on a number of occasions. Over the past twelve months, the
Big G found critical bugs in antivirus software for Macs as well as glaring flaws in Microsoft�s
Edge and Internet Explorer browsers.
In the meantime, those curious to go through Krause�s disclosure in more detail can peruse
his full blog post here.
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Your First App Money is Most Important - Duration: 5:49.
Hey, this is the Daily Overpass! My name is Eric and I make apps. Now today, I want
to talk about why sometimes those first few dollars you make through apps is the
most important.
Alright, so I'm doing this video bit earlier than normal. I came into the
office like at 2:00 o'clock this morning, as opposed to the normal time of 4:30
because I wanted to catch the last few innings of the World Series game 5.
I've never been much of a sports fan but I'm a baseball fan and I always have
been. So the games start like at 1 o'clock in the morning here, so if I want
to catch any of them, I have to get up really, really early. So, last week was
a big week for us in terms of our design services. We've always done the apps, we
have app clients and everything like that. But we've been marketing Overpass
Design too to quite a lot of people. And last week, we sent off our
first few invoices on that and it was a huge thing. I mean, it wasn't a lot of
money. This is the thing, I was talking my designer about it,
we've been working on it for a while, trying to get word out and all this
kind of stuff. But we haven't really been that successful with it. A lot of it's
been because I've been preoccupied with the apps and everything like
that and the other side of things. But we had a first few
invoices going on for for Overpass Design and she said, "It's a shame it's
taken us this long and it's such a small amount of money." And I thought exactly
the opposite. I thought this is working, right? The possibilities of it. And I told
her, this reminds me very much of when I first started making a bit of
money with apps. Like it would - when I first put the apps on
the app market and I saw that little trickle of money coming in. I mean, just a
few dollars, a few pounds a day or whatever. And you know,
everybody said, "Oh, oh, that's cute!" Everybody was saying how much money
you're making, I was still working at a contract and everyone's saying
that's cute and everything like that. I was thinking this is just like - to
them they thought, you know, beer money or whatever, it's cute that
you're doing that little thing. But for me I wanted it to be much more.
The fact that I made even a little bit of money was showing me that it was
possible. Because on a logical level, I know that it's possible. I've seen other
people do it, and all that stuff, but it's not until you do it
yourself that you realize, "Oh, this is it! I thought of it
very much as being - if you were - if you were like drilling, if you're
making a well or whatever and you dig in a hole, then you find a little trickle
of water, you don't stop there and say that's not enough water. You think, I'm
onto something here and that was that first bit of money I made from the apps.
The way I feel, okay, we're onto something here. This is working conceptually,
you know, we got new motivation because we got a little bit of effort
there. Or a little bit of success. Even though it's not the success
that we wanted, I wanted to just - I wanted to hit the home run, straight
going back to baseball here, hit the home run straight, you know, first at-bat but
it rarely ever happens. Sometimes, things are a little bit harder than
we anticipate. But it's great! And for those of you out there who are
making a little bit of money, I hope that you don't get discouraged
because it's such a small amount. Because it's very rare to do that. It's very
rare to be able to to make passive income. In fact, it's funny
because I can remember when I came to England, I just got out of
university and I was looking for a job. And I thought, it's so hard to find a job.
Nobody's hiring, all this kind of stuff. Like if I could just get - if I
could just impress enough people, I can get a job, right? And now, that's like
that's plan B or C or D or whatever. right because that sounds easy. Finding a
job is easy. Making money through passive income, that's a lot more
difficult. It's a lot more challenging and you know, I'm just hammering away
at it. So, and sometimes - okay, let me just tell you this little story
here and you, guys, you can stop watching now if you want. But you may
notice I have a bunch of baseballs around me in the background. Sometimes -
so, this is one of my favorite baseballs here. It's, you know, for years I
was going to - if you go to a major league baseball game and you catch a foul ball,
or a home run or whatever, you get to keep it as a souvenir. Ever
since I was a little boy, we'd go to baseball game, so my mom and dad
bring me to the baseball game. We bring a baseball glove and it never
caught anything. And finally in 1997, I'm 25 years old, all those years of never
catching anything, I caught a foul ball off the third-base
line hit by Jody Reed late in the season. You know, Padres weren't that
good, although they went to the World Series the following year.
And after doing that it was so like I brought a glove with me every time.
My aura - I always watch every - because it gave - like all of a sudden
after all those years, I knew that it was possible to catch a foul ball.
In fact, like two years later, I got another one at the Royals game
in Kansas City. Just because it just showed that it was possible, and
sometimes when you're getting started out, when you're doing the apps, it's just
getting that first little bit of success just to show you that it's possible, is a
huge thing. I'm excited about the design side of things. I'm just - yeah, I'm just
excited about the fact that we're branching out into something else. We got
the app revenue, we got the client revenue, we've got the
passive income as well. But we're starting to do new different things on
the design side of stuff. It's all very, very exciting. Anyway, I
started ramble on again. That's it for today! I hope you, guys, have a great day
today and I'll talk to you tomorrow!
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How do you find meaning in a filtered social media world? | 22 Minutes - Duration: 2:47.
Understanding our place in the modern world can be difficult and frustrating.
Here to help us comprehend our existence is one of the world's foremost philosophers,
Tina T. Merton.
Mmm.
Mmm.
Thanks for being here.
Mmm.
Thank you! These anomalistic micro-cultural encounters are definitely gamma thought parallel-play
incubators excogitating our metaphysical dichotomies, yet the sensorial input we perceive as "the
present" is illusory so Susan, eternalistically…
I'm not actually here.
Well, it's great not to have you here.
You're a lecturer at Burning Man University and you've just published your 23rd book.
Mmm, yes I have, it's called Biospheric Superabundance: Subscending the Agri-Logistical
Epistemologically-Ontological Anthropocentrism of Megalopolis Macroecologies.
So.
Catchy.
Yes.
Could you just take a second to explain to our audience what any one of those words mean?
Well, you know, it's that uber-ubiquitous grail quest mythos vis-à-vis hyper objectification
in the face of cosmotheistic macro-accidentalism.
So, you know. Ha ha ha!
Okay, but could you say some of that in layman's terms?
Well, you raise a valid point Susan, about the semiotic species-being of linguistic anthropological
hivemind ego-centric anti-realism.
As usual!
And I totally meant to do that.
Of course you did.
But what my audience wants to know is how to find meaning in the modern world.
You know… with its insta-stories, augmented reality, cross-platform personal brand building
and Kardashian-esque influencers.
Mmm.
Well, I don't know what those words mean, actually.
Oh, ok an insta-story is when -
I don't want to to know, sorry Susan.
No, you're probably better off.
Ok, well thanks again to Tina T. Merton for not being here with us tonight.
Oh!
She's actually not here.
Whooaaa!
Was she ever here at all?
Sorry, I dropped my book.
Thanks for having me.
Tina T. Merton.
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WORD OF THE WEEK | Disguise | PBS KIDS - Duration: 0:16.
♪ Word of the Week ♪
♪ Word of the Week ♪
♪ PBS KIDS Word of the Week ♪
The Word of the Week is...
DISGUISE!
That's when you change the way you look
so people won't know who you are...
BOO!
Disguise!
It's The Word of the Week.
♪ The Word of the Week ♪
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How not to get Fired from an Airline, 5 Tips, Stories about People Getting Fired. - Duration: 9:45.
but after you're off probation you're protected by your Union and there's a
more generous attendance policy agents can date but like a supervisor an agent
or a manager an agent or manager and a supervisor they cannot date hi welcome
to today's video today I'll be sharing five steps on how not to get fired from
an airline this is coming from six years of experience working for my airline
thank goodness I've never been fired but in six years I have seen a few people
get fired I'm gonna break down the five steps on how to avoid getting fired and
the names and faces of the following people have been changed to protect the
innocent I will tell you a few stories but I'm definitely not going to tell you
where it happened and some of like I don't be incriminating details so the
first step is we will we first need to determine do you work for an airline
that has a union or is like a non-union airline so some airlines are not
protected by unions and then some positions within that airline are also
non-union positions so I'm just going to speak for my airline and most airlines
even though I know they're I can think of like one really big airline that does
not have unions and most of their work groups but I'm going to talk about my
airline so my airline has lots of unions I love my union and I've been part of
been part of a union for six years I have supervisors and managers that I've
interacted with that they are non-union employees so they're not protected by a
union so a lot of these stories out of this whole thing I can only think of a
couple people that have ever been fired that are union employees because
normally what the Union does the union helps to protect you when you're going
through the steps to get fired and then there's also so much set up to protect
you so you won't get fired the first okay the first thing that you need to
worry about is getting off probation so normally each airline is different in
each position is different you'll be on probation for six months or
a year so for my airline I was on probation for six months
so when I first started I was a customer service agent and I was on probation for
six months and then I switched departments and so then I had to go on
probation again so that was another six months and then this last year I became
a flight attendants so I was on probation again so that was a year and a
half that I was on probation out of my six years with my airline a year and a
half of that has been on probation and if you don't know what that looks like
let me tell you how difficult probation can be it just means that you have to
make sure you're not missing work and you're not late to work and that you're
doing your job and you're doing an excellent job you're getting along with
everybody I think the hardest part of being on probation is attendance because
they give you so few my airline gives you like so few opportunities to get
caught in traffic get sick or you know be late for whatever reason so you just
have to be like meticulous about knowing what your schedule is and making sure
you show up for work when you're supposed to every time I've been on
probation I go to work early I just show up 45 minutes early because if you run
into traffic if you get a flat tire gosh there's a million things that could
happen if that happens to you a couple times you're not going to make it off
probation but after you're off probation you're protected by your Union and
there's a more generous attendance policy after your so the first step is
make it off probation the second step is your attendance so I've known of a
couple people who have gotten fired because of attendance so there's no gray
area with attendance it is yours you're gone you miss that's
a point and it just goes like that but you know if you have a doctor's note
that's one thing if you're on FMLA that is a whole other thing but just let's
say a standard attendance issue like by calling out sick that will get you a
point and each work group is different and then each work group they call it
pointing out when you point out that's when you hit the max amount of points
and you're immediately when you show up to work you're immediately walked out
they take your badge and they take you past security and then you're done so
one big way to get fired is attendance I've known a couple people
unfortunately that have gotten fired because of attendance okay the third way
oh this is a good one the third way to get fired working for an airline is to
steal things so okay this story comes to comes to us from one of my friends so
this did not happen to me but it happened to her manager
so her manager stole liquor so and got caught and got fired so when you're a
manager of a station that's a really important and serious job you have a lot
of responsibilities so to get fired for something as simple as stealing is just
really tragic so that's one way to get fired is stealing it could be time theft
which is gosh that can look like a lot of different things it can be theft of
liquor it could be theft of money it could look like oh gosh theft of plane
tickets so there are lots of ways that you know you could be stealing so just
be really careful about stealing so that's one way to get fired the number
four way to get fired from an airline is something that I've never seen
personally but I've heard so much about it because it happens frequently
unfortunately it is a manager or a supervisor having inappropriate
relationships with either other supervisors or managers or agents so I
have heard of multiple times where a manager has gotten fired or supervisor
has gotten fired for having inappropriate work relationships so
that's a very common one I can think of like probably five instances in
different cities that I've heard about where a manager or supervisor was fired
because of that so that's a quick way to get fired agents can date but like a
supervisor an agent or a manager and an agent or manager and a supervisor they
cannot date and I guess you know each airlines different but my airline has a
very strict policy about workplace dating when it comes to you know your
supervisors and managers so the number five way to get fired oh gosh this is
that the number five way is not doing your job something that happened to one
of my old co-worker basically he came to work intoxicated
actually I can think of a couple that is so sad
yeah and she'd have another co-worker I can think of two co-workers of mine that
came to work drunk and I mean you're driving heavy machinery you're dealing
with millions of dollars worth of equipment with these aircrafts it's so
important to come to work sober so I can think this is that I can think of two
people that came to work drunk and one thank goodness there was an accident at
the at the workplace but the other one there was he drove he was like drunk
driving at work gosh I can't even say that I don't even know if I can say that
okay I can't tell the specifics of what happened but basically this agent came
to work drunk nobody knew was driving a vehicle and ran into something and
immediately took a drug test and was let go so doing your job not coming to work
drunk I actually can think of a third person that's that I can think of a
third I can think of a fourth I can think of four people that's so sad oh
and these are all people that I've worked with that I know so those were
the first two another one she came to work drunk and they suspected it and she
had to take a drug test and she was fired and then another one also she came
to work drunk and she had to take a drug test and she was fired so that's four
people that I know of personally that I've worked with in the last six years
that have come to work drunk and that were fired because of being drunk at
work so that means they gosh they drove to work that is four people that I can
think of that came to work drunk which is so sad so that's the fifth tip come
to work and do your job and do what you know you're supposed to do if you avoid
gosh some of those problems you're gonna have a long healthy career in the
aviation industry seriously but those are personal experiences of people I
know that have gotten fired and I was trying to think of other people
no that's it that's all that I can think of and that was the fifth tip on how not
to get fired from an airline this is all coming from personal experience and
stuff that I've seen firsthand if you do work in the aviation industry or you're
planning on getting a job in the a Vav ation industry keep these five tips in
mind because it will save you a lot of time and heartache if you can avoid
these five things if you like this video please give it a thumbs up subscribe to
my channel so you can stay up to date on all the content I'm putting out I
appreciate you watching I look forward to putting out more content like this
thanks and have a great day bye
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Could you go a week without producing any trash? - Duration: 5:59.
Do you think you could go a whole week without producing any garbage?
It's a hard thing to do. The average American produces around
4.5 pounds of trash each day. Almost everything in our lives is
single-use or single-packaged: bags, straws, coffee cups. But it doesn't have to be
this way. This is Lauren singer and she lives a zero-waste life.
"It wasn't like yesterday I made 4.5 pounds of trash and today makes
zero it was a gradual step-by-step thing." Lauren has cut out all the stuff that
you can't easily compost, reuse or recycle. And see this little mason jar
inside is all of the trash she's made in the past four years.
The U.S. is the number-one trash producing country in the world.
This means that four percent of the world's population is responsible for
nearly twenty percent of the world's waste. So we said M. Sanjayan, a UCLA
visiting researcher and the head of Conservation International, to meet with
Lauren. "You would, like, freak out if you, like, saw my life. I mean you really would."
"I was an average consumer four years ago." "No, no... you would be freaking out." The two of them
compared their toiletry kits... "What is all this?" ...to see if there are some simple
ways that Sanjayan could reduce his trash impact. "I don't even know what's in here,
now I'm like, 'Oh my god!'"
"Toothpaste." "Toothpaste." "But mine's got 'Sensi-relief."
"I don't even know what that means."
Lauren makes her own toothpaste and the
recipe is actually pretty easy. One tablespoon of baking soda, two
tablespoons of coconut oil, 1/4 teaspoon of stevia and then 15 to 20 drops of
peppermint oil. "If you wonder, you know why is toothpaste peppermint-flavored
or cinnamon-flavored, it's not like arbitrary, random. It's because peppermint
oil and cinnamon oil are really great antimicrobial and antibacterial agents.
so this, actually, I'll just put some peppermint oil in water and use it as a
mouthwash. So you just stir everything together."
"This is crazy it really is toothpaste?" "Yeah."
"How different is this from what I buy in the tube?" "So this won't foam up, there's
no foaming agent. Most toothpastes will use sodium lauryl sulfate." "And why do
they do that?" "So companies do that because they're simple shortcuts and they
think that's what people want ,but they dictate, kind of, what people want. So for
instance, this might taste salty to you..." "No, actually it taste actually pretty good."
And it smells good, and it's easy, and it's a lot less expensive than
buying toothpaste. So like, I shave with this so this is my razor and then the
blades are just stainless steel like super, super recyclable, come packaged in paper. Easy."
'OK. That I've had for a long time. But these do get replaced and they are expensive." "I can buy 100
blades for like $20 and that's enough for the next ten years of my life. And like
four of those are $20." "Like I could do this, but definitely when you travel
they're going to be all over you for the blade. I have a funny feeling TSA treats you
slightly differently than they treat me. Can you imagine if I try to bring this on a plane?"
"But they're really easy to find in any city at any like barber shop or
whatever. So actually baking soda works really well as deodorant and sometimes
you can just use that, but this is a mix of shea butter, coconut oil, baking soda,
arrowroot powder, and essential oils." "So there's deodorant and there's
antiperspirant." "You should not make yourself not sweat. It's how your body
eliminates toxins and cools itself naturally." "Yeah but but isn't there a
practicality to this?" "Sweating can be sexy." "I know, but you don't want, like
you can't sit on a plane with some sweaty guy next to you. It's not going to be
sexy trust me. Like this is a genuine challenge, right? So I don't like using
this stuff partly because it's got aluminum as one
of the active ingredients." "You definitely should not use that at all. You should probably change that real quick."
But there isn't anything?" "Can you wear an undershirt?"
'OK..." "But lots of men do that lots of women do
that." "Yeah, yeah. I could."
"Did you make that or did you...?" "My friend made it for me." "OK."
"You use the same soap for as shampoo as well as soap?" "Shampoo, soap, face wash." "Isn't there
like a difference?" "Nope...marketing. This is conditioner that I buy
in bulk." "What's in conditioner?" "Conditioner is essentially just like a
lotion, but you can use aloe vera or coconut oil and it works just as well." "So
of all these things that you've shown me, the one that I'm really convinced about
and to be absolutely honest I would probably incorporate into my own life
is the toothpaste. One, because that tastes actually pretty good and it's easy."
There's definitely not a one-size-fits-all way to reduce your
waste. "I think the best place to start is just by looking at your trash and seeing
what you're already throwing away and seeing if they're simple ways to
remediate those problems. If there's something that you notice you're
throwing away a significant amount of, it's as simple as doing a search on my
blog Trash as for Tossers, or a really simple Google search asking, you know,
'What's the sustainable alternative to...' There's also lots of one-time
changes that can be made that have a large-scale and long-term positive
impact. So using reusable bags, Using reusable coffee cups. So it's just
identifying what the problems are and then finding simple sustainable
solutions to them." And the University of California wants to make some of these
simple changes too. UC is committed to going zero waste by 2020. Across the UC
system, we've already diverted 69 percent of our solid waste from landfills. But
getting all the way to zero waste, especially at this scale is a real
challenge. To learn more about UC's zero waste initiative and how you can help,
visit zerowaste2020.universityofcalifornia.edu and be sure to check out
Lauren's blog trash is for tossers, which has a bunch of great tips and tutorials
for reducing your waste impact
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Yoga for Weight Loss - Fat Burning Energy Flow - Duration: 19:19.
Hello, I am Mariko with B-life.
Today, we are practicing fat burning vinyasa flow yoga under the cherry blossom.
This flow will activate circulation system and increase basal metabolism.
Let's practice and also enjoy the Japanese spring together!
Let's begin with standing at the end of the mat.
Hands heart center..
Inhale, arms overhead.
Hands together. Look up and reach to the sky.
Exhale, hands to the mat.
Inhale, look up, flat back position
Exhale, relax your neck, move it side to side.
Walk your hands to front
Hands just under the shoulder. Plank pose.
Walk back, forward fold.
Look up, flat back.
Exhale, forward fold.
Walk your hands to front.
Plank pose.
Bend your knee one by one.
Keep knees a few inches away from the mat. Hold.
Draw your navel in.
Extend legs, Plank pose
Bend elbows back. Lie on your belly.
Take hold of ankles
Knees are hips width, do not wide open.
Inhale lift your chest up.
Exhale, down.
Inhale, lift your chest up. Knees can be higher.
Exhale, down.
Inhale, lift up. Hold here.
Draw your shoulder blades together.
Slowly release.
Hands under the shoulders.
Bring your hips back.
Raise your hips a few inches up and move it side to side.
Release the tensions of your back.
Round your spine.
Come to hands and knees.
Tuck your toes, bring your hips up to downward facing dog.
Bend each knees.
Take bicycle steps on the mat.
Stretch the back thighs.
Now reach your heels to the mat.
Inhale, Bring your chest front.
Exhale hug your elbows back.
Push your chest to the front.
Inhale, lift up. Come to downward facing dog.
Step the right foot between your hands.
Left foot parallel to the short edge of the mat.
Come to warrior two pose.
Left toe slightly inward.
Bend right knee.
Look to the right.
This pose strengthen lower back and legs.
Also improve blood circulation.
Turn the palms up
Lift your chest up as you reach the right arm over your head
Open the right side.
Bring the upper arm down to the right. Elbow on the thigh.
Left arm up, extended to the right.
Draw a big circle.
Inhale, right arm up and overhead.
Open the left arm and chest.
One more round, Inhale right arm up.
Exhale, left arm up.
Left arm and outer edge of left foot is pulling each other.
You could reach the right hand to the mat.
Feel the great stretch in left side and right hip.
Lower the left arm and stand with your feet wide apart.
Feet are parallel.
Bend the left knee, left hand on the right lower back.
Twist to the left as you push the left shoulder with your right hand.
Right shoulder on the left thigh.
Rotate your chest to the left.
Stimulate your abdominal.
Release your hands to the mat.
Turn your toes toward the short edge of the mat.
Bend the left knee.
Arms overhead. Reach up.
Extend the left knee. Belly in.
Bend the left knee. Extend.
Exhale bend. Strengthen your core.
Give me 3 more.
3
4
Don't bend the back knee.
5
Hold
Lengthen your spine, reach the arms and upper body forward.
Interlace your fingers behind your back
Squeeze the shoulder blades.
Reach your arms to the sky
Legs are steady.
Release your hands to the mat.
Right knee to the mat, extend left knee. Flex your feet.
Send your breath to back outer thigh and knee.
And smile♥
Return to low lunge position.
Lower down your hips.
Left sole stays on the mat.
Do not rise.
Relax your hips.
Hands to the mat.
Draw your right knee toward the chest as you lift your buttocks.
Round your spine.
Inhale, lift the right leg up to the sky.
Exhale, Draw your knees back to the chest. Inhale, Lift as much as you can.
Draw your knees back.
Lift up and hold.
You could grab the left ankle with the left hand. If not, hands stay on the mat.
Right leg down to the mat. Lift yourself up.
Come to warrior two pose on the other side.
Right foot parallel with the short edge of the mat.
Toes slightly inward.
Balance your weight evenly with both feet.
Draw your navel in. Feel energized.
Turn the left palm up.
Inhale, reach the left arm overhead to the right.
Reverse warrior.
Feel the stretch in left side.
Bring the upper arm down to the left. Elbow on the thigh.
Right arm up, extended to the left.
Inhale, left arm up and overhead.
Open the left arm and chest. Draw a big circle.
One more round, Inhale left arm up.
Exhale, right arm up.
Right arm and outer edge of right foot is pulling each other.
You could reach the left hand to the mat.
Feel the great stretch in right side and right hip.
Lower the right arm and stand with your feet wide apart.
Feet are parallel.
Bend the right knee, right hand on the left lower back.
Twist to the right as you push the right shoulder with your left hand.
With inhale, press into the mat with both feet to keep your spine nice and long.
Release the hands to the mat. Turn your toes to the short edge of the mat.
Bend the front knee. Reach your arms up to the sky.
Bend the right knee.
Extend.
Exhale bend. Strengthen your core.
Give me 3 more.
Left heel keep pushing toward back.
Bend knee,
Bend knee, and hold.
Lean the upper body to the front.
Arms along side the ears.
Interlace your fingers behind your back
Reach your arms to the sky
Release your hands to the mat.
Left knee to the mat, extend right knee. Flex your feet.
Send your breath to back outer thigh and knee.
Return to low lunge position.
Lower down your hips.
Lean to front. Feel the stretch in the calf and Achilles' tendon.
Relax your hips.
This pose activates the circulation system of lower body.
Hands to the mat. Lift the hip up.
Draw your left knee toward the chest as you lift your buttocks.
Round your spine. Inhale, lift the left leg up to the sky.
Exhale, Draw the left knee back to the chest. Inhale, Lift as much as you can.
Draw your knees in.
Lift up and hold.
You could grab the right ankle with the right hand. If not, hands stay on the mat.
Left leg down and sit on the mat. Extend legs in front.
Draw the right knee toward the chest. Bring the right foot over the left thigh.
Draw the right knee in, then twist.
You could bend left leg to deepen.
Open the left chest and shoulder. Left elbow outside the thigh.
Hands are in prayer.
Press the sits bones to lengthen the spine.
Inhale, bring the palms up to the sky.
Exhale, lower down. Press both elbows each other.
Release hands. Come back to center.
Raise the bottom knee.
Legs are in figure 4 shape. Place hands under the shoulders.
With fingertips facing out.
Lift your hips up
Your head to knee is parallel to the mat, like a table and hold.
This pose helps to tone your back.
Slowly lower your hips down to the mat.
Left knee down to the mat and place the right ankle on it.
Inhale, left arm up. Exhale, lean to the right.
Feel the stretch along your left side.
Inhale, come back up a little, Place the left hand to diagonally forward right.
Rest your chest on the right thigh.
Send your deep breath to outer buttocks.
Inhale, come back up. Switch legs.
Bring the left foot over the right thigh.
Hug your left knee in, then twist.
You could bend right knee to deepen.
Bring right elbow outside the thigh. Hands are in prayer.
Inhale, press the sits bones, lengthen your spine and keep it.
Inhale reach your hands to the sky Exhale, bend both elbows.
Press both elbows each other.
It helps to activate digestion. as well as creating beautiful waist.
Come back to front. Release hands.
Raise your right knee. Make figure 4 shape.
Place hands under the shoulders, close armpits
Inhale, lift your hips up
Keep pressing into the mat with both palms to avoid shoulders rising up.
Slowly lower your hips down to the mat.
Right knee down to the mat and put the left ankle on it.
If your hips are tight, just put it in front. Inhale, right arm up.
Exhale, lean to the left
Feel the stretch along your outer lower back to right side.
Inhale, come back up a little
Place the right hand to diagonally forward left.
Rest your chest on the left thigh.
Relax your shoulder, send your deep breath to outer buttocks.
Relax your hips. Inhale, come back up.
Extend your legs in front. Slowly lie down on your back
Relax your head to the mat.
Shake your feet side to side.
Palms facing up, relax.
Move your neck side to side, find feel good spot to relax your head.
When you find the spot, slowly close your eyes.
Now relax your face.
Your cheeks muscle, mouth, jar are all relaxed.
Inhale deeply. Take a fresh air into your whole body.
With your next exhale, release all the remaining tensions and thoughts.
Just focus on your breath.
Slow, deep breath.
Sink yourself down to the mat deeply.
Just let go.
When you are ready, move your fingers and toes. Inhale, arms over head,
take a nice and long deep stretch. Exhale, release.
Bend your knees.
Lie down on the right.
Slowly come back to comfortable sitting position.
When you are ready, circle your neck.
Reverse.
Finally, press both sits bones into the mat, lengthen your spine.
Inhale arms over head,
Exhale, palms to heart center.
All right, that was the fat-burning vinyasa flow yoga. How was it?
I hope you enjoyed the cherry blossom as well as yoga.
We are going to upload more exercise videos for you.
Each video is 10 to 20 minutes so try it in your spare time.
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