Father, we exist within Your love
With our hopes fixed upon Your Son
Spirit, guide us as we run
This race of faith that You've begun
We thank You, Jesus for Your grace
Upon our broken hearts we ask
With boldness will You come at last
Until that day may we stand fast
Spirit, resurrect our love Direct our hearts to the Holy One
Who tasted death for everyone Spirit, resurrect our love
Father, we exist within Your grace
In Your Son we place our faith
Spirit, please fill us today
Forgive us when we lose our way
We thank You, Jesus for the cross
Our life is found in Yours laid down
We surrender, we have counted the cost
We live, we love, in You we're found
Spirit, resurrect our love Direct our hearts to the Holy One
Who tasted death for everyone Spirit, resurrect our love
Before the cross we lay our lives In Your love we will abide
Spirit, come reveal the Son through us
Death and sin has been undone You chose us in Your perfect love
To seek and save the lost through us
Before the cross we lay our lives In Your love we will abide
Spirit, come reveal the Son through us
Death and sin has been undone You chose us in Your perfect love
To seek and save the lost through us
Spirit, resurrect our love Direct our hearts to the Holy One
Who tasted death for everyone Spirit, resurrect our love
Spirit, resurrect our love Direct our hearts to the Holy One
Who tasted death for everyone Spirit, resurrect our love
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ARCHES NATIONAL PARK UTAH (& FIESTA MEXICANA) | EP. 21 - Duration: 9:08.
here we go we're off the Arches National Park in Utah I can't wait to go there
for the sunset how do you feel? I can't wait to go there for the sunset!
you'd have a good time we got three spare seats in the back you
can come with us anytime we'll make the trip fun the whole time isn't that right
you get a pay another fee look 30 dollars yes per discount it's an I'll
pay for it since I'm you know ask for discount the vlogs haven't been good the
last two days have been hanging because we've been hungry and tired and shitty
now it pumped and we're gonna be up on we're gonna be up all night
alright let's have a look Koch's double arch delicate arts and Jude broken our
skyline arch landscape arch driving in one and a half hours at 6:15 now the
sunset is at eight o'clock yes so we've got we've only got an hour and a half so
we got to go and find the best place for this son well let me finish we're gonna
talk about that this is drive to the windows section and
see some of the parks largest arches so let's go and do the windows that's
damn you feel obvious like it's just gonna fall over look at the structure
look at it look at that look pull over pull over got it we're gonna get it
closer look at this feet everybody balance rock is right come on there it
is around the corner that's balanced rock
is too that's a window that's the window I look there's another window though I
cook them all there's lots of them other hoops of Windows right there there's a
window
it's incredible you see all the people standing look everybody's standing is
our the window now that's impressive that's very impressive all right what is
the site driving the desert I'll take a photo of that and read this how arches
are formed formed sand getting on check out a window together we're gonna go
window wife let's do this that's impressive that's huge
guys we're at the most incredible place if you look behind well just in front of
me it's a window of the arch arches and it's boobs just watch the sunset and
it's nice stays together it was sensational
really beautiful all the warm light from the Sun hitting the rocks and lighting
up this whole section magical magical shares Brett's gonna show you some great
footage from this place again and what are we doing right now we're leaving
them leaving we're gonna go and see whatever we can in the last bit of right
so it's 8 p.m. 29th of August but leaving the I think we're leaving Arches
National Park but we'll see what we can find on the way and maybe capture some
last bit of footage until we lose all of the light in this area but well what can
I say you have to come here during the sunset at Arches because there are just
so many windows and arches here don't pick one go and find one and find out
what time the sunset is for the date that you want to go and the edges hang
around and get your camera ready and make sure it's got a full battery as
well because my battery almost died at the worst time and so I had to keep
turning the camera off and then turning it back on again and I managed to get
through but make sure your batteries are full it seems obvious but I I mean I
just forgot about it and yeah and just find an arch and/or a window
and hang around and just watch the Sun drop below the horizon and just think
about life and take it all in and they just do it off with a lens but put the
put the camera down for 10 minutes and like we did Rob Rob's was like rad just
put your damn camera down for two minutes and just sit here and watch the
sunset with me like that's a good point what a great day we saw two national
parks Canyon lands this morning so if you want to plan a trip to get us you
know stay in Moab or just outside of Moab and you can do both of the national
parks either in one day or like we have or you can do the sunrise at 1:00 and do
the sunset at the other it's up to you tomorrow we're going hot air ballooning
how awesome is that hot air ballooning this one has never
been hot-air ballooning before and I've certainly never done it over a desert
we are 29th of August just come from artists National Park we just dropped
into this Mexican restaurant which we tried to hit you last night but it was
closed and so he didn't come in it but here we are
it's it is 20 to 9:00 at in at night and look look at this place
trigger these backboards burn Moab I'll flash up on the screen exactly where
this restaurant is Fiesta mexicana look my company's smashingly naturally she's
killing it shitty sauce I mean it's got a cherry on
top cheers to us cheers to us she is we are
we're celebrating the fact that we've survived three weeks with each other
without killing each other I was too happy
makes yeah I think we are yeah yeah it's quite a challenge but we're doing it
the food has arrived check this out this is way too much or maybe check this out
all right look at that three fish tacos rice beans and avocado
rocks what have you you know I mean look at the size of you need to like get
bigger eating No all right we're leaving we're finished
we didn't finish but we're finished we're leaving good night see you
tomorrow hot-air ballooning
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Will Politics Pair Leave The Single Market? | First Dates - Duration: 3:50.
Hello this is politics graduated Cameron who's never understood why he remains in
the single market nobody remembers you you know normal boring person industry I
like to be out there I like to be different how are you character
thank you hopefully Karla Cavell hopefully we'd have a little puppy for
you yes Karla to bill she's my muse crawler illnesses like my my thing my
schtick how you feeling about everything today when was the last time you were
dating I've been on a few but nothing to write home about
does anyone deserve love I'd say I do I mean I've worked hard at it I go to the
gym all the time to try to look appealing but how long have you been
single now recovered actually always incredibly single chronically unlovable
to start with I'm just like someone just saw like you know bicker with to nitpick
with you know how to sort of like say oh you haven't took the rubbish spin out
you know it's like that kind of stuff get ready Cameron's date is masters more
students joke I was always a bit of an oddball child I mean when I was six
instead of doing the football with all the boys after school I was like no I
want to be the only boy who does country dancing how are you hi not super good
afternoon Joe Joe I mean then I think the signs
are going love your time lots of colours I think I've got more of a cheeky side
than a dark side the very loud Joe Hockey League on stage and
badly dragged up into a lip-sync robbery's me rose my close friends get
to see kind of more human me hi how are you
so how are you then party fat yeah jolly good cheer
oh yes please sorry on a day I get really sort of self-consciousness I'll
start fussing about I'm like I try and avoid whereas at White House because I'm
clumsy person I'll spill something I'll just look like for the whole meal what
about you then where are you from originally originally from
Buckinghamshire did my undergrad in Manchester
how would you study Lauren politics oh I studied politics
Oh politics is a it's fine having a debate it's firing and disagree yeah you
don't need to be personal I know I know I always take myself WWMT d and it's
what would Maggie Thatcher do close the - oh no she would generally do fabulous
things
so you more of a conservatives I am what about you
en all right my career let's go
make sure you subscribe to get a regular serving of love and romance
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Judging & Awards Video Series: Part 1 - Awards Breakdown - Duration: 14:02.
hello FTC teams and welcome to our judging and awards video series. my name
is Anika, I'm from FTC team 97 94 Wizards exe. we're a 4th year team from
Rockville Maryland in the United States of America and our team mission is to
engage expand and educate teams and communities to promote STEM and FIRST
through our outreach and training programs. This video series is all about helping teams
navigate the judging and awards process in FTC. We have split this up into three
main parts. The first video, which is what you're watching right now, is an
introduction and breakdown of all of the seven awards and what their metrics are
The second video is all about the do's and don'ts of the judging interview, so
how to engage your judges, what the key points to highlight are and stuff like
that. Our third video will go over pit judging and the process of that. In the
middle of your screen, you will see a QR code - you're welcome to scan this QR code
to access our full slide deck and download that if you want to. Let's get
into it. So, what's the point of a qualifier? Yes, the qualifier is the first
event of your season - it's all about advancing to the higher levels - but it's
very important to remember that this is not the main focus. A qualifier is all
about celebrating your accomplishments and your season by sharing your
experiences with other teams and with the judges. So when I was in FLL, the
league before FTC in the FIRST programs, there wasn't so much interaction among
teams. We were all kind of caught up in our own things. But in FTC, it's so
incredible to be able to meet kids and students who have the same interests as
you do from different states and countries all over the world, so make
sure to let loose a little bit, have a good time, meet new people, and enjoy the
qualifier. It's not all about the awards. The qualifier structure will vary a
little bit from region to region, but the general structure is this: in the morning
you will have a 15-minute judging interview. You'll have a five-minute
uninterrupted presentation followed by 10 minutes of Q&A. Depending on your
region, you may be able to continue presenting during this 10 minute Q&A, but
the judges are able to interrupt you throughout to
ask you questions, and you have to answer them
as you go, so be prepared for that.
In the afternoon, you will have a pit judging session which is a follow up from the
interview. In the interview, if, say, the judges like you for a very particular
award, they can have the pit judging members come back to see you in the
afternoon to ask you questions targeted towards that award, so pit judging is
more focused on particular Award. At the same time as pitch are you're going to
have the robot competition, and this makes for quite a busy day so it's
important to stay organized throughout your qualifier and your competition.
We'll cover some tips for being organized later on in our video series.
Let's get into the awards next.
It's very important that you prepare for the awards throughout your
season. The most important thing to do is to read Game Manual Part 1, Sections 4
5 & 10. Sections 4 & 5 have an overview of tournament day and what the structure of
the whole day looks like and this will help you organize your team better for
your event. Section 10 has the detailed criteria for all of the awards. Consider
having a member on your team be the awards role master and this person can
go back and check the worst criteria periodically and especially right before
your competition to make sure that you meet the criteria for your targeted awards.
The next thing to think about is the two categories of awards: engineering
and outreach awards. There are four engineering Awards and two Outreach
Awards so think about mentors that you can reach out to for engineering help
and think about how you can best connect with your community for the
outreach Awards and what you think is going to make the biggest impacts both on you
and your community. It's also extremely important to identify your team goals
for the season. Do you want to go for an award? If so, which award? It's pretty
important to have a few awards in mind that you specifically target. Of course
you can go for all of the awards if you want to, but if you can target one or two
awards, you'll be better able to kind of channel your team's interests and your
team's work towards those one or two awards. You also want to think about what
you want to accomplish with your robot. There's a lot to do and not a lot of
time. It's a good idea to think about doing two or three tasks
on the robot game reproducibly and consistently instead of trying to do
everything and not being very reliable. It's a good idea to do some of the
things all the time instead of all the things some of the time. You want to make
sure that these goals are manageable for your team, your time commitment, and your
experience level, so don't set goals that are so so high that you can't reach them,
because you'll just leave the season not feeling very satisfied. So set manageable
goals. The first engineering award is called the Think award and it's all about
the engineering notebook and design process. You want to clearly describe
your team's journey in the notebook both for the robot and for the outreach. Judges
are only going to look at the notebook if you describe your design process well in
the interview. They will look at the notebook for other awards regardless, but
you want to clearly describe your design process in the interview if you're going
for the Think Award. So talk about how you brainstorm, what your strategy is,
your requirements, your brainstorming your testing, and stuff like that. Make
sure that they know that you're really thinking about the design process like
an engineer. The notebook is not just for the Think Award, however. It's required for
every single judged award. It's also how judges learn about your team! The first
time they see you will likely be when you walk into your judging interview, and
they don't have any prior knowledge about your team's work so having a
detailed engineering notebook is how they know all about your team what your efforts
are, what your initiative is, and everything about you. There are also
several rules and guidelines with the notebook. For example, you can have two
notebooks maximum, and they can only be three inches tall each. There are a bunch
of rules to follow, so you should check out this rules and guidelines document
that I've linked in the description to make sure that you are able to adequately
present your notebook so that they get looked at. It's such a shame that the
teams get disqualified for not following the rules. It's also important to
remember that every judge only has a few minutes per notebook, so you want to have
a clear summary sheet. It is a requirement to have a one-page summary,
but the clearer it is, the easier it is for judges to go through the
book and hit the key points. You also want to include marked sticky notes on
critical pages so they can find the key points. You want to limit yourself to
around 8 sticky notes or 10 at a maximum. If you have too many sticky
notes, that doesn't really help the judges find the key points. You also want
to label these, so for example if it's an entry about prototyping the mineral
mechanism, call it prototyping mineral mechanism or something like that. That
way if a judge is looking for a very particular thing for a particular award,
it's easy for them to just look at the tabs and figure out where they want to
go. You also want to determine how you're going to manage your notebook from the
beginning. This is not something you can leave to the last minute, you can either
have a very detailed notebook, a very simple notebook or something in between,
but you want to make sure that you have the clear vision before right before the
qualifier it's very difficult to re- document everything well right before the
qualifier, so try and keep a running log of your work throughout the season and
consider having one person in charge of making sure that you're up to date with
your notebook log and entries. So there are three more engineering and design
awards to consider. The first is called the innovate award, and this is all about
a unique elegant and reliable solution to one or more tasks on the field and
explaining a clear design process for how you arrived at the solution it's
basically what set you robot apart what makes it different and how you got there
an example of this is from our robot from two years ago I'm not sure if
you're familiar with the velocity vortex game which is from two years ago but one
of the tasks was to lift one kilogram yoga ball onto a center structure this
was called the cat ball task on the right you see a photo of our capital
mechanism we used four arms while most themes used to in judging we would say
something sort of like for our capital mechanism we use four arms this is
innovative because most teams use two arms kind of like a forklift however we
found that using two arms often meant that you will get tangled up in the
central structure making it pretty hard to drop off the cat ball by using four
arms you can just grab the cat ball - at the bottom - at the top grab it lift it
and drop it on top by opening up the arm we found through testing that the cat
ball would sometimes fall out of the bottom arms so we added and 3d so we 3d
printed these two custom-designed yellow pieces that you can see in the photo and
these kind of circus hooks to keep the cat ball in until we opened up the arms
that kind of is a summary of how we could talk about an innovative mechanism
because we explain why it's innovative it uses four arms not to why we chose to
use four arms using two arms often meant that you get stuck in the center
structure and our design process with the mechanism we found that the cap ball
would come out so we made and printed two hooks to keep it in that's a good
way to talk about why you're unique why it's elegant and prove that it could be
reliable or that it probably is reliable because you tested it it also covers the
design process the next award is called the design word and this is all about
using industrial design principles and balancing between form function and
aesthetics this means that your robot is very functional but it also looks really
nice and its robust using initial design principles primarily means using CAD
software's and it's a good idea to use CAD software before you build not as for
documentation CAD allows you to design parts and mechanisms in a 3d system
basically but not in real life so you can catch potential flaws before
spending time building it and this can save you time in the long run you can
also consider things like 3d printing laser cutting custom fabrication
techniques to help make you eligible for the design award
anything that is designed like an engineer would in the real world for
example the final engineering award is called a control award and this is all
about software so using sensors on your autonomous program how you make it
easier to control the robot and make it easier for the drivers to drive it
around how you mint the robot and more self-aware with a control award the most
important thing to do is to submit it unlike all of the other awards the
control award has a specific application that you must fill out to be eligible
the game manual has a control award sample submission sheet so you can just
take that and fill it in even if you don't think you have the best software I
think it's a good idea for every single team to apply for this award
because you never know you might have great software and just not think it so
definitely apply for the control award because it would suck to have great
software but then not be considered for because you haven't turned it in so
check out the game manual for that submission and I'll link that in the
description as well now on to the outreach Awards there are two outreach
Awards the first one is called the connect award and this is about
connecting the dots between community first and the diversity of the
engineering world but really what does that even mean this is all about your
corporate and STEM communities and how you bring them into the first world an
example of this from our team is that we have a mentors from the industry from
different engineering companies small businesses local firms stuff like that
and we invite them to our monthly design reviews where we cover our work over the
past month on robot design and an outreach and they get feedback from our
mentors engaging them in the first world we also go on tours of local companies
and businesses like Stanley Black and Decker to learn more about engineering
and this kind of how we work with our corporate community the next award is
called the motivate award and this is all about getting people involved in
first exciting them about fur it's being motivational and inspirational in a
sense an example of this is going to elementary schools to get kids excited
about robotics hosting info sessions to teach the parents about the program and
then starting a fellow junior teams to get more kids involved in the program
the final award and the highest award is called the inspire award which
celebrates a team that is a strong contender in many award categories
meaning that they rank highly in all of the previous six categories they're a
role model team to other teams the reliability of the robot is important so
you do have to have a reliable robot but it does not carry more weight than any
other category so even if your robot is having an off day you still could be
eligible for this award a common question we get is well how many awards
can we win at one event you can be nominated for multiple awards but can
only win first place for one award so let's say your team wins second place
thing third place connect fourth way or third place innovates are
a second-place design whatever but if they win first place to motivate they
can no longer win first place control if that makes sense you can only be 1st
place for one award but you can still get nominations for other awards if you
win the first place inspire award you cannot be eligible for it at another
qualifier so you can't be eligible for it at another event of the same level in
any other region but you could win it again at the next level of competition
so if you wouldn't add a qualifier you could not win at any other qualifier but
you could then win it at the state level or the next level above that that's
pretty much it for the breakdown of all the awards make sure to check out the
next part of our video series all about the judging interview and if you have
any questions please email us at wizards.exe@gmail.com. Thanks for watching
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Putting You First: Getting a Generator - Duration: 1:34.
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How much mortgage can I get approved for? (Animated) - Duration: 1:58.
- [Mujtaba] DNS in an important part
of the approval process.
So, there are certain criterias and guidelines
we'd like your credit to be at
to see maximum, minimum approval amounts.
So, if your beacon score is technically above 680
where we wanna be at, we want your TDS,
which kinda stands for total debt ratio,
so a total debt ratio is what we take,
is we take your income, we take your monthly obligations,
plus the new monthly obligations of your home
you're looking at buying, which is gonna be
your mortgage payment, property taxes,
utilities, we want that to be around 44% of your income
and the reason why the banks wanna be able to do that
is we want the extra 64,
I'm sorry, 56%
to be available just in case you might need it.
We don't want you to be house poor for sure.
So, if your beacon score is above 680,
we can go to a maximum 44% of your TDS
but unfortunately, if it's lower than 680,
we want to be at 42% of TDS.
And these are just bank accounted guidelines
that we take a look at.
We also look at something called GDS
which is your gross debt ratio,
which is just technically the housing costs
that we talked about.
For the housing costs, once again,
it's just your mortgage payments,
your property taxes, and your utilities
that technically could be part of the home.
We want that to be, once again,
if your beacon score is around 680,
we want that to be around 39%,
which is the maximum, you know,
if your beacon score is less than 680,
we unfortunately can't go more past 35%.
When we say someone has a beacon score of 680
it just means to the bank that one out of 680 people
would most likely default on a loan
compared to someone who might have a beacon score of 700.
So, one out of 700 is, it's less riskier to the bank
compared to one out of 680 or even one out of 600.
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Are You Losing Control? - Duration: 8:58.
I have the secret formula that will enable you to have full
control of your life.
Do you believe it? Because I don't.
I don't.
I don't believe in secret formulas, or
magical solutions.
What I can tell you, and what I will do in this video
is try to explain some of the mechanics that I felt
blocked me into have full control of my life.
And thus, I would be just
a zombie going into autopilot mode.
Like a plank lost in the ocean going wherever
the waves take it.
This is what our lives might be if we don't have control of it,
because if we go into this
autopilot mode what can happen is that we will just do
things that we really don't want.
Because somebody else told us to do,
because, I don't know, society, our family, whatever, they
expected us to do such thing.
But this might not be what we really, really want.
So, in order to
grab the
hands of our lives, I will try to explain
the key mechanic that I realized that
pushed me into this autopilot mode, and how to counter it.
So, to explain this I will have to first explain you what is,
in a way, a system in the
philosophical way. There are a lot of explanations of
what is system,
but I will use one of its definitions.
And this definition of system is a group of people
that operate into a logic.
Let's say University.
If you are in the University, you have to do some things that
they are meant for you to do. Like you have to do your exams,
you have to see the classes
there are a lot of things that are mandatory for you to do, but those things are exclusive to the Universiy.
Let's say you go to your family.
It is a system too, but you don't have classes, but then you have to help cleaning the garden, for example.
So a system is a group of people that have its own logic
and that applies some kind of pressure.
And the intensity of this pressure might be different depending of the system,
some systems will apply
a stronger pressure and others not so much. Of course
inside the system there are some situations that might or might not have a stronger pressure.
Why I did this explanation?
Well,
the thing is we are not in a single system only, we are in a lot.
We have our families, we have, let's say,
University, you might work, and then you go to the gym,
and on Saturday you go to your Chess Club.
We usually participate into a lot of systems with their own rules and pressure.
The thing is because we are in so many of them,
we might be entangled by them. So all those duties they might take us from ourselves,
because we get lost on them.
We have so much things to do, to accomplish,
I don't know, you have to be social in social media,
you have to answer that email, you have to do this.
The modern world and the modern life demands a lot of us,
but
with all those
responsibilities, and all those things that we need to take care of them,
we might get ourselves lost and enter into this
frenzied state of mind for this frenzied state of being,
and
not paying attention to ourselves and what we truly need.
I remember when I was in the University, I was decided that I had to drink more water.
So okay, I gotta a bottle, I took the classes
and I started to drink.
First day I had to go, I don't know, six
times to the bathroom, and then I thought:
hmm, this is not very practical, because I have to keep
exiting the room,
so I lose content of my class,
you know, and the trouble to keep going and coming back.
But then I realized,
if I don't do this now,
I will never do it.
Because okay, now I have trouble going out and coming back,
but after graduation I will have a work, and
in this work
the same thing will happen.
So I had to
listen to what I really needed, to what
I really wanted,
and just to accept the price.
I would say that one of my...
The key elements that I tried to live by is self-respect,
so that I can respect myself.
In that case I had to drink more water,
so I did it and paid the price, I lost content because I had to go out and so on.
But that's the thing, and if we are in this
modern life,
we need to
stop with all this craziness of our University, and family, and work, and pay the bills, and
your clubs, and internet, and...
To just stop,
and listen to yourself for a little bit.
Kinda
exit this frenzied state that
we see in pretty much a lot of people.
I'm not saying that you're going to become a slow
person that walks really slowly in the street,
that's not the thing.
But
to be aware of what is happening
inside you.
I said in another video:
it doesn't matter how fast you climb a stair,
if you later realize that was the wrong stair.
So yeah, I think this is the main mechanic that might get ourselves
lost and then just become
the plank on the ocean just going
with the waves. This is not good,
I would say, if you asked, if you made a
research,
if you asked people:
are you in control of your life?
I would say something around 90% would say: yes, I am.
But it is actually kind of hard to do,
and
I struggle,
and I imagine everyone struggles.
If we think about meditation.
Some people might give their whole life in order to try
to achieve this control of themselves.
It is something that takes time,
takes a lot of effort,
and takes
attention, I think this is
the key element, the
center of everything.
If you listen to yourself and turn off the autopilot mode,
you might operate into the systems that you participate in a better way.
And then you can, you know,
even connect more with people.
I felt that the moment I started to listen to myself
and not being to this frenzied that it is modern life,
I just went better doing everything I wanted to.
So, that's it for this episode. If you did like it,
please like, subscribe, and...
See you next time!
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