So extraordinary what we have the potential to discover, the potential to live.
Our next three meetings will be really centered around relationship, which is a perfect extension
of this of course, because it is...when I say relationship I'm speaking of what you perceive as yourself
and what you perceive as other.
And that of course includes the whole world, the whole internal world,
the whole external world.
So in preparation for our examining closely relationship this next month I would just
invite you to suspend all of your judgement about relationships and just be curious.
To recognize, how do you relate?
How do you relate to friends, how do you relate to enemies, how do you relate to yourself,
how do you relate to the world?
Not, how should you relate, but simply, how do you relate?
Just as a way, a vehicle for entering in the deepening of our conversation,
the deepening of this conversation, how do you live?
Because how do you relate is the essential part of how do you live?
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Religious Bondage Versus Disciple's Freedom - Duration: 2:14.
Religious people are constantly living in fear, because they have to comply with
the rules and regulation of the religion, of their church, or else they will be
excluded and rejected, but the disciples of Jesus Christ, the true sons of God, are
free. They are free to do the will of God. They do not care what people think about
them, they do not care for the things of the world, they only care to be pleasing
to Jesus, and therefore they are free to do what Jesus requires of them, without
being concerned whether people approve of them or reject them. All that matters
to them is the approval of Jesus Christ.
If you follow Jesus Christ, then you have laid down your desires for the world. You
have turned your back on the pleasures of sin and you don't care what people
think about you. You only care about Jesus. You are free
to do the will of God. Are you still a slave to religion, to churchianity? Or
have you repented of religion and are you following Jesus Christ? Have you
become a disciple of Jesus Christ and a son of God, and are you living in the
freedom of the sons of God, that only seek to do the will of God.
May Jesus bless you.
Jesus Christ is alive and hell is real. I am here to introduce you to Jesus
Christ so that you can know Him and follow Him and have eternal life.
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Airbnb Horror Stories (& How You Can Prevent Your Own) - Duration: 4:37.
October is the perfect time for snack size candy,
questionable costumes and entertaining your worst fears in
life.
And for those that love a good horror story (my mother),
this month's Airbnb news could definitely feed those fears
(more on that later), but for those that might want to try it,
aren't sure, but would like to hear about all the stuff that
doesn't make the news but could potentially be a nightmare,
we've listed our personal worst Airbnb stories below
(as well as tips on how to avoid having your very own house
of horror.)
The listing said there would be a cat that needed to be fed,
but the listing did not say that there would be a cat that
needed to be fed, medicated three times a day, was prone to
meowing all night, preferred the bathtub to its litter box, and
was owned by a very neurotic part-time actor who liked
harassing Airbnb guests with texts such as
… HAVE YOU PET THE CAT TODAY?
And … IF THE CAT MEOWS, SHE NEEDS LOVE …
These are all things you should not do as an Airbnb host.
Suffice it to say, this was our worst Airbnb experience as
guests, but there were warning signs.
First, he mentioned a
cat and some cat maintenance.
Second, some of his Airbnb
descriptions included language that suggested
he was a wee bit demanding and didn't have the strongest
grasp of customer service "will TEXT YOU if time permits,
otherwise, google it."
Take away on this one:
read between the lines and be clear on expectations.
If there's something about a place that seems
or feels a little different
(I don't know, like … paying to be a cat sitter),
then ask for clarification will be expected of you.
Okay, so this one was 100% our fault.
After checking a guest in on a Friday around 3 PM, we left for a mountain get away with
spotty cell service.
It wasn't until 9 the next morning that we heard our guest's multiple voicemails starting
around 6 PM letting us know that she had locked herself on the balcony.
Worse yet, by the third voicemail,
she … needed to use the restroom.
Between the time she left her messages
and the time we heard those message,
some good samaritan on the street had heard her pleas,
notified the front desk
and helped her back into the studio and off the balcony
(but not before she had to pee in a cup
outside on our balcony).
Sorry!
We owed it to our guest to be reachable during their stay.
They pay us.
They depend on us.
It's about trust and it wasn't cool that we couldn't help her.
If you're out of town or otherwise unavailable,
make sure there is someone nearby
that you trust to take care of your guests
and who can help them in emergencies
(in many cities, including Denver,
this is actually now part of the law.)
We used more colorful language than
rest in peace for the $2400 condominium garage door
we had to replace, but the point is it died after our guest ran
into it with his jeep.
And we know our guest did this because our condo security
cameras caught it and checked who was
staying at our place during that time and a month
later let us know we had a $2400 bill to pay because
buildings like working garage doors.
We won't bore you with the details,
but know that we did get the money back.
The good news is Airbnb has all sorts of safeguards
in place to help you in this kind of situation.
First, they encourage (we encourage) conducting
correspondence through the Airbnb site
so they can mediate when they see it.
Second, you can give reviews and review people before they
stay, and finally- there's insurance.
Airbnb offers host guarantees
(which we don't think is enough)
and you can also get private short-term insurance
which will cover you in such disasters.
And, finally, there's been a lot of press this month about
someone in Florida using a modified smoke alarm to film
their Airbnb guests in the bedroom.
That's truly creepy and a legitimate horror story.
While I feel terrible for the people involved,
Airbnb has had over 50 million users and
relatively few horror stories
(and we've had over 150 guests and minimal issues).
The review system on the site helps keep (most) people
honest and it's proven to be a fairly safe platform for almost
everyone that's used it.
Try not to let the occasional one-off spook you too much.
With BiggerPockets.com
my name is James & I'm Erin,
thank you for watching and if you enjoyed this video make
sure to give us a thumbs up and leave a comment!
Be safe & have a Happy Halloween!
And for more information on short term rentals or to connect with us click the links in the
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"Did you see the Turdy Pointer?" (x2)
"Yeah, it was a turdy point buck"
"Did you see the Turdy Pointer?" (x2)
"Snorting. Ha Godzilla with Horns"
"was snorting at me"
"there was fire in his eyes"
(Music Fades)
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The Number One Secret for Architects to Win Short List Presentations - Duration: 6:05.
- Hi.
I wanna tell you what we did
because I think it's something that if you're
an architecture firm and you ever have to get up
and present to a panel or a board
to win a major project, or even a small project,
then I'm pretty sure this will help you.
When I used to work for an IT company,
we used to do major proposals and presentations
for government departments and large corporates,
so usually in the hundreds of thousands to millions.
I went through a patch where, I think it was about seven
or eight projects that we won from presentations.
So we won eight in a row from presentations.
What would happen is we'd usually submit
some big team document or proposal document,
and then we'd be put on the shortlist.
The client would come back and say,
"Hey, Richard, you're on the short list, good.
"What we're gonna do is get the top three
"to present their solution, and from there
we'll pick a winner."
I'd be, "Great!"
And that's when I hit them with this.
I'd say, "All right, that's great.
"I've got a confession for you, and that is,
"look, IT companies are terrible at doing presentations.
"You're gonna find that out very soon
"as you go through these three presentations.
"We've got a whole lot of very clever technical people,
"but when it comes to working out what you'd need to see
"to work out whether we're a good fit for you or not,
"our guys will show you the latest clever stuff,
"technical detail, and they can drag you way off
"into the distance into an area that is interesting,
"but probably not that helpful in terms of
"working out whether we're right for you or not.
"So what I'd like to suggest is can you give me a list
"of five to seven things that you wanna see,
"and by us presenting on those five to seven things,
"you'll know whether we're right for you,
"100% right for you, or you'll know whether we're
"100% not right for you.
"Frankly, I don't mind, if we're not right for you,
"then I'd rather you know as soon as possible,
"and we'd also like to know because we don't want to waste
"any more time either if we're not right.
"If you give us the five to seven things,
"we'll present on those things,
"and then by the end of the presentation
"you'll know whether we're a good fit or not."
I'd also say, "Because what you don't want
"is to leave this meeting with us having done a presentation
"and you're still not sure.
"You don't wanna be in that situation."
And like I say, "IT companies, we do terrible presentations.
"We'll wander all over the place showing you
"all sort of clever things."
So they would go, "Oh, okay, that's a good idea, fine."
And then they'd usually go, "Well, I don't know what it is,
but can I email you something later?"
And I'd go, "Absolutely."
Then they would email me, "Here's the six things
"we wanna see," and I would take that,
and I would email it out to my team and say,
"Right, team.
"This is our agenda for the presentation.
"We'll show this stuff and this stuff only."
And that's what we would do.
And we won every single time.
We won every single time 'cause we were
probably the only IT company doing a presentation
on the stuff that was important to them.
Because I asked, right?
Because I asked.
Now the other IT companies would have been showing them
a whole lot of stuff they thought were clever,
and that they wanted to see.
But it wouldn't necessarily be a fit.
Whereas ours was perfect.
Now the other thing it does by asking that question,
is it forces the client to then think,
"What is our buying criteria?
"What do we need to see to work out
"whether company X is either 100% right for us
"or 100% not right for us?"
So by forming that list, unconsciously they're basically
putting their buying criteria on the table, giving it to us.
And we'd present on 'em.
Anyway, the only catch to it is you may say,
"Well, what if the client says that's a bit unfair,
that would be," well I had that.
I had that on one situation out of the seven or eight.
A guy said to me, it was a law firm.
When I said, "Can you tell us what you wanna see?
"So that you know that we're either perfect for you
"or we're worse than people for you,
"and that way you can make the decision."
He said, "Oh, that would be telling,"
with a smile on his face.
I thought, oh he's seen through my little plan.
But then just something came to me.
I was so pleased that it was like
a moment's clarity and inspiration.
And I said to him, "It would be unfair.
"I'll tell you what would be unfair,
"would be you walking away from this meeting
"after an hour of us presenting,
"and you still not being sure whether we can
"do the job for you or we can't.
"Or whether we're the best for you or we're not the best.
"That would be unfair."
He said, "You're right."
'Cause it is right.
And he said, "Alright, I'll send you an email."
And he sent me an email as well.
So there you go.
I can't say it's gonna work 100% of the time for you.
It certainly worked; we won every single big project
when I did this, up until the time I left.
And I think it can certainly help you get on point
and on target and make sure when you present something
to your panel or client, that you are
presenting what's important to them.
And that is massively important.
The secret to marketing is simply
find out what people want and give it to them.
The quickest way to find out what people want is ask them.
But you gotta ask them in the right way,
and you gotta justify it.
I've just shown you how to do that.
Maybe you go back over this video again,
if you like what I said, and you take some notes,
and then you use it on your next presentation.
Alright, hey, hope that helped.
I enjoyed making it for you actually.
I quite enjoyed retelling that little story
'cause it brings back happy memories.
If you want some more help from us,
press the little button down below,
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So click on the button below, and we look forward
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What's Your Favorite Halloween Costume You've Worn? - Duration: 1:01.
My favorite Halloween costume that I ever wore was a Batman costume when I was five-years-old.
It was most memorable too because I fell when I was in that and it ended my whole Halloween.
I was a monk my freshman year in high school
Me and Will Magarity went as Vampires last year
When I was a kid, I was a ninja three times in a row
Last year when I was a rockstar
In sixth grade, I was Spiderman
A minion last year
I was one of the dark knights from Game of Thrones last year.
I really liked that one.
I was a shark last year and I was pretty excited by that, but when I was five I was Stewie
and that got a lot of attention so that was exciting too.
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18 of the Last 9: What advice would you give your 18-year-old self? - Duration: 4:45.
The advice that I would give to my 18 year old self is to take college
seriously right off the bat. I'd say my first semester I was a little reluctant
in attending college and you know I think hitting things with a great stride
at the beginning is a way to set yourself up for success for the
following a few years. When you're young and still figuring it everything out
that is the best time to try new things to do things that put you outside of
your comfort zone. Have new experiences in a place like Miami offers so many
opportunities to broaden your horizons and you should really take advantage of
those because you never know what one event or activity could spark a new
interest that we do down a path in life that you didn't even know existed beforehand.
Stick with it, to not be afraid of those 21 credit hours
semesters that I took and to remember to just soak up as much of your time on
campus as possible. Not to be afraid to put myself out there and to take risks
knowing that doing that can only really have positive outcomes and any
negative ones will later be learning experiences. To be the
person that speaks to everyone, to join as many clubs and activities as possible,
to find a mentor and to travel abroad. Chill out.
Everything is gonna figure itself out. What is meant for you will not miss you.
Stay diligent stay focused stay encouraged and inspired. Never stop
asking questions and I promise what you're supposed to be you will be. To
take more breaks. In only a few years time you'd have to go on to make a
hundred games in five years. That and also just start learning to code now.
Take the wine class in botany when you get the chance, it will be the most
useful class in graduate school. Be true to yourself and don't be afraid to
pursue something that you love even if it's not linear or isn't purely
vocational and I think that my three humanities degrees have really expanded
my way of thinking and will continue to provide me with many opportunities in
the future. Don't be afraid to be different. A lot of times when you start
a new experience you want to blend in you want to feel liked. At the end of the
day all the magic happens outside of your comfort zone so the sooner you can
feel comfortable with being you even if it means being different the better off
you'll be. There is no set way. It is okay to travel an untraveled path to pursue
something that you're truly passionate about yes it's not going to be smooth
but that's what makes all the difference in this world.
Turn your dreams into actions. To surround myself with people that make me
feel good and really to take every opportunity I can to show them how much
they mean to me. Just because you're the youngest person in the room doesn't mean
you don't have the best idea. What I mean by that is it as the new guy if you
think that you have the best idea or the best plan, prove it, and then from the
perspective of a leader don't ever underestimate the power of somebody with
a fresh set eyes on a problem. You might be surprised what they come up with.
Be open. I would say keep an open mind about career about classes
about life about Oxford about the world. There are so many things that this place
can open up for you and if you keep an open mind it really is unbelievable the
kinds of things that you otherwise wouldn't have thought of if you were too
narrow focused. Time does not equal effort, that you don't have to stay up studying
all night or working in studio all night because everybody else is, that a
rested delivery on a project you're proud of is far more impactful than an
exhausted one. I would say take a writing class, take a speech class, pay more
attention in your social dance class. I started off at Miami trying really hard
to fit in trying to figure out who I was and I think it stressed me out a lot
so I would tell her to just be calm, let your passion guide you and
you'll end up in the right place.
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These Remedies Will Help Rid You Of The Bloat And Flush You Out! - Duration: 3:00.
These Remedies Will Help Rid You Of The Bloat And Flush You Out!
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18 of the Last 9: What are you most proud of? - Duration: 1:50.
What I'm most proud of of my career is that I was given an opportunity to start
a company with one of my best friends and then invite more folks to come and
join us and it's just been really satisfying to build something like that
from the ground up all the way from it being three people to now you know a
couple dozen and hopefully more so for me that's been one of the most exciting
parts of my career. I was proud of being able to work with an incredibly talented
team of people in the mayor's office in New York City after graduating from Miami.
While I was there I had the chance to create and manage a program called NYC
Clean Heat which helped more than 10,000 buildings in New York City convert their
heating systems to cleaner burning fuels and as a result New York City's air is
cleaner than it's been in more than 50 years. My most recent research with ICU
clinicians optimally managing interruptions on their mobile devices is
something I feel has really won applications and is very close to my
heart. The thing that I'm most proud of in my career is getting a tenure track
job at a research one institution. I just started as an assistant professor of
gender and Women's Studies and University of Wisconsin Madison. Soon
I'll have a new thing that will be my most proud moment of my career and
that's publishing my first monograph, body minds reimagined disability race
and gender and black women speculative fiction. Duke University Press will be
publishing my book next spring and I can't wait to get my hands on a real
hard copy of my book.
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FULL FACE USING ONLY BLUE EYESHADOW! - Duration: 4:43.
who is she
Full face using only blue eyeshadow
Hashtag Zoe
hey guys it's Hashtag Zoe, welcome back to my channel. so for today's video i'm gonna
be doing full face using all blue eye shadow can't wait. so all the experts
that tell you how to get more views and more subscribers on youtube say to do
what's trending so I did that and I looked on the trending page and I found
the best video I could find on the trending page
Thank You Colleen ballinger, you're a G and so I decided to do my own version of full
face using all blue eye shadows so without further ado let's go ahead and
get started with the video so for foundation I decided to use this blue
eye shadow this is um blue eye shadow from Maybelline I ripped off the tag
so um so it comes with this really nice applicator that I'm definitely not going
to use I'm going to use a foundation brush and OH
this is why I brush looks like right now so honestly this pigmentation is great
go Maybelline of course you have to blend it to your neck because then you
don't want people to know that this isn't your arms foundation shape
see so on this time my face I kind of look like a smurf
but then in zone and I'm so Smurf felt like I'm still don't like I'm still
smart you know okay now I'm just gonna go ahead and do my foundation on the
other side my face and I'll be right back
so now I'm gonna move on to contour and I'm gonna be using this blue and this
NYX you are in also comes with the crappy applicator use that I'm just can
use this contour brush and we're gonna see what happens obviously you need a
sharper jawline see you can't even tell that I did anything like it just looks
so natural right
and of course you need to get your forehead because you know on a huge blue
forehead that is not the goal and a thing just for fun I'm gonna do some
nose contouring Wow honestly Kim Kardashian who can do some
contour under the lip to make my lips look a little bigger
I look like, finding Dory, I am Dory. do you see so now I'm going to be applying this really
dark blue eye shadow with my finger to my eye
I never know for like this smokey eye
definitely not even I'm gonna try to make it even like I actually want this
full of good jokes so I think I've decided to audition it for the Blue Man Group
um call me I also think that I should audition for the role of the
avatar like the blue people avatar because my name is Zoe and Zoe Saldana
played the actual Avatar and like you know if you guys need to make a part two
about movie if there's not already part two then I'm your girl or blueberry
whatever you think this sure so I think for my lipstick I'm gonna use the same
thing I did for my eyes I think an artist
okay guys thanks so much for watching comment down below something that's blue
other than my face and I will see you guys in the next video happy Halloween
bye
full face using only blue eyeshadow
hashtag zoe
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18 of the Last 9: What is an important lesson you have learned? - Duration: 1:59.
A lesson I learned in Miami that helped me become who I am today is that you
should try to fix things on your first try before you have to ask for a second
one. I used to run the plots and the missions for humans vs. zombies and we
come up with all sorts of new zombies and mission types and things for the
players to do during the game and unfortunately with a game that requires
50 to 100 players it's really hard to test how these work before the game
actually runs which means that if you make a zombie that doesn't quite work
out and it goes sour you have to amend it then and there because you don't have
a second chance. The game has to work well at that time. After attending my
first interview wearing jeans I quickly learned the importance of first
impressions of being early and prepared and of not giving up despite potential
rejections and these are all still lessons I think about before every
interview I attend. During my Miami experience I was most impacted by
Miami's Institute of Entrepreneurship. That Institute became a family to
me and as we took on Oros and
all the challenges that came with it they were there for us every step of the
way. Miami taught me social confidence in addition to academic confidence and my
year abroad in Spain showed me that I was not only capable of moving to
another country and living there for a year but but I could really succeed
doing this and that inspired me to apply for the Fulbright and it's continued to
inspire me today to apply for a graduate degrees in other areas.
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