Round the bottom of the cake.
Cut the sides.
Carve small slivers at a time.
Carve out a dividing line in the center where the hemispheres would be divided.
Round the sides of the cake.
When you're done, the brain should look like this.
Crumb coat and chill for 30 minutes.
Let's make the cerebellum. Roll 2 balls of fondant.
Texture it using a dressing tool.
Roll fondant into tubes to create the pattern of the brain
Roll only 4 at a time to prevent them from drying out.
Now add the fondant tubes to your cake as shown.
Use the dressing tool to add some texture to the brain.
When adding fondant to the other side, try not to mimic the pattern on the left side.
Carve a small portion at the back of the cake and add the cerebellum.
Add some red food colouring to some melted jam.
Finally colour the brain.
And you're done!!
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When you wish upon a while
Nice wing James
Well done James your best time yet
What's the matter Sofia? No matter how much I practice I'm just not getting any better suppose I could show you a thing or two
Yeah, I can't be around cats right I start to sneeze put him in nice home someplace far away from
Let's do some obstacle coursing. Hi Daddy, would you like to play some blazing badminton with you after okay?
Sofia the key to swinging. Oh nothing like a nice refreshing dip in the middle of a race
Okay, oh
It seems like you've got the swing down. Let's move on. There's a lot of time with me, too
Well, I'm going to get him to start spending more time with me
Nice job Sofia that last one's the heart just a little rusty. That's all I know just the thing to make you feel better. Oh
I've just got to come daddy. You're the guest of honor see how beautiful it looks I've said. That's the prettiest tea set
We're having finger sandwiches
I'm sorry, honey. How about lerczak? Okay. I have to good so much for the Tea Party. I
Need to find some black babies, hmm
I
Also grant wishes
But be careful what you wish for. You may just get it
two wishes remaining
I wish my father was allergic to Sophia and sneeze
You have Sophia another cat, huh
Why don't you shoot Kitty
Sophia
You only sneeze when you're around
I'm a cat
Daddy are you okay?
Huh? Yeah member I suppose we can play for a little while
first
Mary it's me. So now I got turned into a cat, you know, Sophia you
Know I was going over the climbing wall and oh well if he wasn't the one who did it
Maybe he could fix it great idea clover
There you are oh
Sorry mom, I thought you were a dog mmm. Who's that?
Sophia he can't understand you. Oh, it's race
Animal to human transformation. Oh
Nice try kitty I'm not kidding not but I will take your precious amulet
I need you for a spell yo, let's go. So, where's the doors close?
Out different tune when I swipe the princesses amulet for you never send us nine lives
And all you have to do is lie around all day and be fed
Hey, maybe I shouldn't look an Essene both of them there, too
Aren't you the most darling shade of purple. Yeah. This one showed up while I was oh
I'll get away from you. Daddy. Oh, thanks
Sorry Sophia what don't worry I'll fix it
You have one
Wish remaining. Okay. I wish myself
No, no, that's not what I meant. You keep misunderstanding me. You should really be carried. I'm sorry princess
I'm afraid I can't do that
Wishes
Daddy
Amber I was wondering what happened to you kind of sort of turn zippy into the cat but cat
Found the old wishing. Well, uh-huh. And you wished Sophia was a cat. I spend more time with me
Now I'm out of wishes and Sophie
So fear
Don't worry
more ganas
mockingbirds
Alcohol, I haven't been to this place in a long time. I
Wish
Once and my wish didn't turn out so well either what was it? Hmm
Jealous of well, the fun you were having with Daddy. It's okay
I melt and daddy and please don't turn your sister into a cat again. I won't
Sure you want another rematch nilly
Nice climbing
Oh
Huh - I
Understand for you. Oh, she's so cute
Come here
Which wants a new cat? That's a good idea
Good idea
This month and then go on a father-daughter trip to the jewel room granted three wishes I
Wish I
Where the radishes no, you had two wishes remaining
King everyday
Joe everyone, what's the surprise that he's late? Because
That's Colin rolling wheelie shoes. What do you think of that?
Great idea James. If you watch where you're going you're responsible and generous brave polite
I'm totally all those slip but how would that work? Dad? You're the king
Well, your mother and I are going to be rule the kingdom James for one day
Boom goes the king daddy gee, isn't that great. Amber? I should still be first baileywick
Let everyone in the castle know is a big responsibility
I know I know this is gonna be so much fun
Yes, and I want you to help him out. I have to take orders from
for the day brilliant Oh
Daddy can I go with you?
Sure. Why not?
Why certainly Amber's huge mess of the kingdom and I'm going to make sure daddy gets back in time to see it. Then he
Okay baileywick reduce to nothing more than a royal babysitter
Cedric we do scroll. All right baileywick. What'd you get these? Proclamations need approval? No proble day
Oh
It doesn't look that bad
And you have to choose a new coat of arms for the royal scribes do and not enough time to do it all
I know how they feel is that it? Excuse me, your majesty. We have visitors. Oh hi Sofia
Hi submiss by a cave outside the village. There must be a giant inside the cave
Many stops
to the list snoring giant
This is ridiculous
No one cares if we're having fun Sofia not solving royal problems who says your ideas can't have got a kingdom to run
and a lot to do
Very impressive no, boom goes the kids problem solves the change way
They'll see what I can
They'll see what I can't
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Solarize - Cedar Rapids and Linn County - Duration: 2:26.
You've probably heard of solar power and solar panels, but have you heard about what
people are doing to Solarize?
In 2017, 104 homeowners in Linn County Iowa used group buying power to negotiate significant
savings on installing solar panels.
Known as a solar group buy or Solarize program, this market driven model is growing across
the Midwest.
Eric Holthaus: We hadn't done this before, so I was surprised there was so much interest.
We had over 20 educational sessions for people to come to and learn about solar.
We had 483 people attend.
We got organizations from all over the County to help us out: Linn County, the City of Cedar
Rapids, The Nature Conservancy, Indian Creek Nature Center, Iowa 350.
The interest was there, and we just provided a venue for it.
Once again, we blew past our expectations, so we were excited to see that many people
interested in solar - that many people decide it was a good decision for their family, for
their home.
The program generated over 1.5 million dollars in local investments and over 600 kilowatts
of clean solar energy, almost double the original goal.
Byron Tabor: I have always thought that it was very cool, but now it is getting to the
point that it is actually worth it, a financially viable alternative, so it's just great, there
is a lot of energy just floating around here and we just got to catch it!
At no cost to the city or county, solar group buys work through grassroots educational sessions
that teach community members about solar, it's cost and benefits, and how the group
buy program works.
Tom Wieseler: It's not that complicated of a process when you look at it, it's an opportunity
to share information, educated costumers with the intent to get more and more people to
sign on to buying residential solar and the more people that do sign on, the incentive
is that the price will get driven down.
That not only made them feel good in their pocket book but made them feel good in their
heart…that they are doing the right thing here for nature and the planet, so it's a
pretty neat program.
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ASMR 🎃Trigger Halloween 👻 To Help You Sleep 😴 - Duration: 26:26.
Hello
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Today you will have to wait a lot of different triggers
Creepy, magical
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And enjoy
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Teen Titans Go! I See You! Episode 109 - Emily Ford - Duration: 3:45.
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I
Always thought crime was a leg, bro
There has been a rash of crimes in and around jump City a stakeout
Only the best way to fight crime stop criminals have secrets and it's our job to ferret them out
this is going to be a two-man operation - one man, beautiful and
You'll see you
The stakeout is just a way for me to be alone with Starr file in my me from Starfire on my face right here
Only date I have explored with that option by the end of the evening lips on lips will be happening
$0.03 let's go
Are you going on your business?
Take out rule one located in of criminal activity
Indirect observation a mirror a car window my eyes
Concealment observe without being observed. It's shiny like
We factory to the eyes
That's what she was writing in that diary
Peaceful is so handsome. I'm gonna kiss his pretty face. The words are moving
I
Never knew the steakhouse was made for state
but are we not breaking rule three the concealment, but first you must excuse me while I put on my face I
am ready
Rule 3 the concealment
Come Robin, we spent all that time in a room and we didn't find out if I was your secret
Natural crystals is no
Robin welcome come in come in
What I call this one the pain of defeat and this one, I just call Titans I
Want anyone to know she likes me, I must cleanse myself of darkness
That's a picture of me sigh
You know what that means?
My first stakeout was a great success me what but instead
I learned a lesson sweet in the love of my life. You are a great detective. I'm proud of you
I could not have done it without your guidance part
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My husband thinks it's very strange and weird and
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pears (any grade) / water / sugar (optional)
slice pears, remove the core
mince pear slices
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cook on low heat for 20 minutes, removing the foam
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Are you too old to trick or treat this Halloween? - Duration: 2:57.
Are you too old to be trick-or-treating? Here are a few warning signs you might
want to look out for. If you insist on driving from house to house then ringing
the doorbell, then getting back in your car to wait for the candy... well guess
what? That's not your candy -- no trick-or-treating for you! In fact if you
have your driver's license at all, sorry you're done, and why are you
trick-or-treating anyway? There's a great place to trick-or-treat if you have a
car, it's called Costco. Cherry blasters 7.49 a case. So I've been told. If while
you're walking down the street children keep stopping you and trying to trick or
treat you, that's a clear sign that you're an obvious AT&T -- adult tricking or
treating. It's like that old saying if you look around the room and in the
first minute you don't see the person who should be at home with a bowl of
candy, sweatpants and a Blair Witch DVD. Well guess what, that's you Derrick.
If you congratulate someone on their spooky sound effects CD and they say, oh
it's actually a Spotify playlist, and you ask them what a Spotify playlist is and
they ask you what a CD is then -- actually you're too old but it sounds
like they're too young to own a home -- you should just switch places with them so
quit while you're ahead. You can't trick or treat but you just got yourself a free
house. If your kids are trick-or-treating in a different neighbourhood because they
don't want to be seen with you, that's probably a bad sign. You don't wanna be
the last person to realize you're not supposed to be somewhere any more. No you
don't wanna be Chevie chase at an SNL reunion or Chevy Chase at a Community
reunion. You don't want to be Chevy Chase at our Back to the Future reunion... That would
actually make sense that he felt weird there because he was not in those movies...
First of all why aren't you off helping your kids trick-or-treat it's dangerous
out there! Did you know people are putting razor blades
in apples? Even worse did you know people are putting candy corn in regular candy
corn packages? It's horrifying. And if your kids are now old enough to be
trick-or-treating without you? Well guess what? You just became too old to
trick-or-treat, that's how it works, that's called the Halloween paradox. Oh,
here's another one, Dad -- if you're at the door trying to trick-or-treat and you
make any jokes about whether you should choose trick-or-treat don't do that
don't do jokes jokes are bad. Jokes are for old people. Jokes are for people who
should be in the doorway giving out candy which is you. Plus you always pick
treat -- it's not even in question. Every single kid knows that the only trick
here is a grown man trying to decide he should
get free candy even though he was alive when Pearl Jam's first album came out. I
mean except for me obviously I hope you know none of this applies to me if you
make a video none of the rules in it applies to...
I don't think I mentioned
that it's part of the rules but that's that's the case.
Who are you supposed to be?
You don't know what this is? I'm a spicy crayon.
Oh you are old -- you should not trick-or-treat this year it
would be undignified.
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Save Money on Transaction Fees! | Blockchain Central - Duration: 5:16.
Hey everybody, welcome to a new episode on BLOCKCHAIN CENTRAL!
If you've ever participated in an ICO, you've probably heard of gas.
When people speak of gas, they either mean the gas limit or the gas price.
Both are an integral part of Ethereum.
If you are not familiar with these two concepts, this video is for you.
We will talk about the background and the use cases.
And tell you how to save on transaction fees.
As you might know, Ethereum is a blockchain.
This blockchain is decentralized and secured by miners.
Ethereum is special for offering the execution of smart contracts.
Each smart contract is written in Solidity, the programming language of Ethereum.
To the computer, such a smart contract consists of "opcodes".
Opcode stands for "operational code".
ADD is an opcode and stands for adding a number to another.
Each opcode uses a specified amount of computational power.
Gas is the unit of computational power.
The Ethereum yellow paper specifies how much gas each opcode needs.
The ADD operation needs 3 gas for example.
A multiplication (MUL) needs 5 gas.
Question is, why don't we just specify the price per opcode?
Why have this gas limit?
That is to keep the transaction costs independent from the volatile price of Ethereum.
To do that, there is also a gas price.
This price is paid in Ether.
However, it is a very small amount, so we use the Gwei.
Gwei is based on the unit Wei.
This is the smallest amount in Ether available.
It is not further divisible.
1,000,000,000,000,000,000 Wei are one Ether.
One Gwei is 1,000,000,000 Wei or 0.000000001 Ether.
Ok, so we have a gas price in Gwei.
This price fluctuates so it stays rather stable in relation to fiat.
Currently, a normal gas price is 5.8 Gwei.
What does this practically look like?
When you send Ether from an exchange, you won't have to deal with this.
The exchange takes a fixed fee from you.
In return, they decide on the gas limit and gas price.
Only if you send from your own wallet you get to decide.
The questions that the miners are asking the sender is basically this.
How much computing power do you need?
This is indicated by the gas limit.
And how much do you pay per unit of computing power?
This is indicated by the gas price.
For a normal Ether transaction, the default gas limit is 21,000.
At a gas price of 5.8 Gwei, this translates to $ 0.03 currently.
Transactions are not free, but very cheap.
For other smart contracts, the gas needed can be tricky to estimate because it might
depend on the exact calculations.
If the contract is a loop that counts up to a random number for example.
Then the number of loops performed is different every time.
Thus, the number of opcodes differs.
That is why you can always put a higher gas limit.
You will only pay for what your operation uses.
Once set, the gas price is what you will pay for every unit of gas used.
Miners try to make money from their operations.
Thus, they prefer operations with a high gas price.
The gas limit matters because every block has a gas limit.
This limit expands when necessary.
But for now, let's just keep in mind there is a limit.
So, miners try to stuff as many operations as possible in a block.
Of course, they take the ones that pay the most.
So again, the gas limit says how many operations you want to maximally run.
The gas price says how much you pay for each operation.
If your contract needs more gas than your limit, it will cancel.
In this case, you'd still have to pay for the resources used so far.
But if miners reject your transaction because you pay too little, then it gets canceled
and you don't pay anything.
For an ICO the gas limit is much higher.
Most of them recommend 200,000.
This is because ICO smart contracts are very intense.
To run this task, miners need to use a lot of computational resources.
Remember that this high gas limit does not speed up the transaction.
If you want to be fast, you must use a high gas price.
So how can you save money?
Let's say you want to transact on the Ethereum blockchain.
For a simple transaction, you do need a gas limit of 21,000.
This cannot be changed it just takes this much computing power.
But you can change the gas price.
If you choose 20 Gwei, your transaction will execute quickly.
Here is the trick.
If your transaction is not urgent you can choose a lower gas limit.
If you take 1 Gwei, then you pay 95% less.
It might take an hour to execute though.
Let's recap before time runs out.
The gas limit is a limit on the number of operations you want.
The gas price is the price you pay for each operation.
A higher gas price makes your transaction execute faster.
Miners prioritize transactions with high gas prices.
Overall sending a token, like Augur, on the Ethereum blockchain costs 3 Cents currently.
Thanks for watching, before you go, please note that this content does neither represent financial, legal,
or tax advice, nor is it supposed to be understood or interpreted as a solicitation
to buy or sell any securities, coins or tokens.
I hope you liked this video and found it useful. Make sure to hit the like button!
And check out our other videos in the future on Blockchain Central to never miss a beat.
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Hey Google, let's read along with Disney. Start reading whenever you're ready. In
the small town of Santa Cecilia they lived a boy named Miguel Rivera his
house was full of... Dad skip to my favorite part. Okay.
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Telling Stories Through Photography - Emily Wilson Interview Part 1 - Duration: 14:34.
All right! Well welcome back to Geeks R Sexy! It has been a while since we have
done the fourth Friday of the month show. I'm Jason LeDuc from Evil Genius
Leadership Consultants. I'm your host, talking about business in
Las Vegas, success in Las Vegas and all the things you need, whether you're a
business owner or not, to build your successful dreams here in Las Vegas.
Today I am here with Emily Wilson. She is a photographer. We met at a First Friday
gathering a couple of weeks ago and Emily and her family moved to Las Vegas
about six years ago. She, like most of us, are fascinated with the work being done
to revitalize the downtown area here in Las Vegas.If you haven't been to Las Vegas
in a while or if you live in Las Vegas and haven't been to downtown in a while, you
definitely need to go check out what's going on downtown, not just under the
Fremont Street Experience, which is still a lot of fun, but go a couple blocks
east see what's going on on Fremont Street East, and then really take a few, a
walk a few blocks down to the Arts District, the 18b Arts District here in
downtown Las Vegas and you'll see a lot of great fun things going on. There are a
lot of quirky little shops, l a lot of quirky, cool little eclectic bars and
that kind of thing, so please check out downtown Las Vegas if you haven't. But
and we, you remain drawn to the aura around doers and dreamers and people who
have an entrepreneurial spirit and that's what we got talking about a
couple weeks ago. I really wanted to bring you on the show and you're looking
to help those who endeavor to make of the built world whether it's a home, a
neighborhood or a community through your own personal energy and passion. I love
that. Welcome to the show, thank you for being here. Thank you so much. So tell us
about you how did you become a photographer? You know, where did you
start out as a kid? Did you always want to be a photographer? What's the
story of how you got from, got to where you are today. Well so in junior high I
definitely needed an outlet for all the ideas that were in my head. hI was not
great at drawing you know ceramics also just kind of
plateaued. I was able to take a photography class in the
tenth grade and immediately it's like this love this
but at the same time parallel to that I loved art history. So I ended up, I
went to school the all my internships were with curators and and museums and
galleries and went school for art history but always did photography and
then my last year of school, actually making it to last year, was in the UK
studying. I was taking pictures for the school newspaper and mainly the the live
shows that came and and that's when I really was like okay I really want to
make art and not write about it and curate other people's art. That's
awesome, where were you at in the UK? Because I didn't know you'd
studied over there. Oh yeah, so I was at UEA in Norwich. Okay I've been out there
yeah and very quickly I did some stuff in the when I was in the Air Force I did
some stuff in the Lakenheath area and we had a day off so we drove out that way
just to kind of see what was going on. Oh yeah so yeah I picked it obviously for its
program, but also its proximity to London which is also the reason why I had
chosen UMass and its proximity to New York so I could kind of zip down
to those urban, you know amazing places and not have to live there. Yeah that's
the, I grew up in Connecticut and that's where the the one advantage of growing
up in Connecticut is that you're not right in the cities. I lived halfway
between New York and Boston it was amazing.
I spent a lot of time in both of those as a kid when I went to college in
Boston. But yeah it's great to be close to the city but not in the city right?
Right, but then after school you know it was either so then I decided okay I'm
gonna be professional photographer and I'll start now trying to assist other
photographers and it's what's after college it was you know basically
they're like LA or New York for that and so of course I'm going to go to New York
right went there and then you I worked at a magazine for a couple but
a year and and then assisted other photographers and then start shooting on
my own. Cool. How do you think your art history backgrounds, as opposed to
like a straight visual graphic arts background, which is what a lot of
photographers do, how do you think your art history background helped you as a
photographer? How did that help build that foundation for you as an
artist? Well I think that you know thats' a really good questions. Yeah I don't always stick to the ones I gave
you ahead of time. Yeah so I think that realizing you know all these great
artists painters you know they all started with the fundamentals. They all
started with the basics and then they develop their own style and themes you
know to going off from there. And so I think with photography you you need to
know the basics. Okay there should be a foundation and then
and then you build on that. You know if you if you start off really abstract
you sort of lost that process of getting it to the abstract. So
so yeah I think I I think about that like Picasso, you know, I think about that.
I've thought about that a lot over my career and how there's sort of different
phases of my own interests and and and that's how those great painters were.
That's really impressive one of things I've learned is I've started to
grow as a public speaker and do more professional public speaking, is that
those fundamentals are really important. I've had to go back to the ideas of just
things like organizing a speech or choosing the right word. So for someone
who's thinking about going into the visual arts or becoming a photographer
what are some of those things that you go back to over and over again? What are
some of those those foundational fundamentals that you would advise
everyone get really strong? Well, I mean compositions and I think that
you know I haven't really gotten used to looking at just a screen on the back to
make a composition. I still very much look through... You're a viewfinder, that's
how I learned. I'm a viewfinder person and that's how that's how I do it.
And so I think just the basics of composition and light and and then how
you know with the different f-stops and apertures, there's a different
feeling that you get with those settings. And in those settings you know when your
depth of field is shallower and you have sort of like a softer image you
know if it's if you're way up by a you know f-18, f-22 super sharp yeah and it
could be really contrasting that works with some things but definitely not others.
So if you're using your phone for your Instagram pictures, what I heard here is
composition matters, it still matters so and and you know we we
make we make a lot of fun of the people who take that picture over and over
again on Instagram and try to get it right and try to get the perfect filter
but that's a lot of what you do as a photographer right, is really you have
a vision of what the shot should be and you're not satisfied until you get there?
Yeah exactly. I mean just yesterday I was doing a shoot at the Barrick Museum on
the UNLV campus with doing a portrait of a good friend of mine for a magazine
and I really I caught myself even taking
three frames of the same the same composition. I don't think he changed his
expression but it just it wasn't it, just wasn't exactly right you know and so I
had this - I had to sort of stop myself and you know just is it move a little
bit to the left do I do I go up just a little bit you
know and so yeah the little details that matter when you're doing something like
that right right and then of course they get get distracted because the his
shirts wrong you know something's wrong with this shirt and then I got it
right like mine right now I got I do I always bunches up here ready so yeah but
you know one of the photographer's that I assisted early on was a still life
photographer okay and for as so boring as that could be on a set where you're
just moving things ever so slightly but all of that attention to detail really
made a great foundation and in the work that I do, and which is portraiture
whether that you know a human interest story or just like one one shot in an
environment every little thing is I'm looking at every little detail and if
something's off I can catch it before you know having to go back and retouch
too much of the pose. And that was where our first conversation started about
some portraits you taking besides your commercial work you've actually started
to grow into this field of sports photography, particularly working with
boxers and you talked about a couple of, you told me and showed me a couple of
portraits that you had taken of a boxer before and after his match. Can you tell
me about that experience? So okay so I've always done personal projects. Okay.
15 years ago for seven years I followed a young race car, or some young race car
drivers up the ranks in dirt track one of them up to the NASCAR seat. Okay.
So I've always been attracted to the journey to the spotlight. Okay. You know,
and it's just been recently that I was able to just put that into one sentence:
journey to the spotlight. Love it! that's the title of your new book. Yeah
right! Yeah that's so with the boxing, I personally started to box. I was looking
for something that would give me mental focus and and challenge me, learn
something new. So basically at the gym it's it's me and a lot of pro fighters.
Yeah for sure. Right and you know all these people are just working so hard
and they're just the sweat is just pouring off, you know, and so I will just
walk up and say "What are you working towards?
When's your fight? What's your story?" And so I've been able to start to follow
about five or so. And this is all local here in Las Vegas?
Yeah five or so, six fighters and all at the professional level all in varying
degrees. Some hold titles some don't and so I'm working to get pictures of them
outside of the ring, outside of the gym what sacrifices are they making at home,
what kind of training are they doing at home, what does that family look like,
what kind of sacrifices are they making there. And yeah I really don't know where
it's going to take me but I'm but I'm doing it. Well that's the best part of a story
like this is you don't know where it's going to take you and the story's going to
be worth telling no matter what. That's right and then what I hope is it I mean
in this journey to the spotlight it you know it's applicable to sports,
entertainment, a construction site, you know, anything that is, you know, people
are working on something that's being built or being worked towards right, a
chef in the kitchen, you know just all of that behind the scenes stuff. I mean I
had sort of I guess on my website is called behind-the-scenes but... Yes and you have
some beautiful, her website is amazing and we're going to take a break here in a
minute, but I want you to finish your story, because we're going to
take a break, this video is going to go up separately. I want you to tell
everybody when you're done your story about how people can reach you, because if
they only watch this one segment. Okay so but yeah a chef in the kitchen,
Chef in a kitchen. So it really it's it's just across the board and that's what I
love you know a so we have to be so careful with how much of the boxing
stuff I show because I don't want it to be like oh, Emily just does sports now,
you know, anything no that not at all like I'm still doing stories of doers and
dreamers, entrepreneurs, people are just really working hard. Love it. Behind the
scenes and yeah one of the ones that I'm going to do just next week is a friend of
mine. Pop-up Pizza who, Mike who owns Pop-up Pizza here in Las Vegas, he got number one
pizza in Las Vegas and then fifth in the country. He just competed in New York and
so I called him up. That's a story right there. I gotta come do a portrait
He has a mentor so we're going to do a photo with his mentor as well. Okay awesome
yeah awesome well we are gonna close up this segment real quick, but tell everyone
where they can find your website and tell them how they can reach you just in
case don't go anywhere I'm not saying, giving you permission to
leave. I'm not saying you can leave but if people only see this segment tell
everyone how they can reach you. Okay so I actually just launched a new website
yesterday and it is emilywilsonphotography.com it's always been that
but I just relaunched it. It is a beautiful website I spent a lot of time
on it last night. I worked so hard on that literally it took me three days and
it is an incredible platform to use so emilywilsonphotography.com
and then i'm on instagram @ewphoto All right well don't go anywhere because
we're going to jump back in. We've got we're a little bit in flux today with our other
guest so we're going to bring Emily back. We're going to talk a little bit more. I
don't know what the rest of the show is going to look like, but I promise you'll get
to find out within the next few minutes. So we're going to take a little bit of a
break. We'll be right back with more Emily Wilson.
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