today here's another another quick tip on fusion you're using fusion for 3d
models 3d printing models I should say here's a quick one
common mistakes most 3d printers or and slicers prefer metric only a couple will
allow you to use inch dimensions fusion it's pretty easy to change your
dimensions for example I I modeled this up this is a small part and only about
two inches long and about 3/4 of inch high I needed to make for my wood planer
to lock out lever for the for the arbor or I mean the spindle and here I have
my unit set the default in inches and if you go up here at a document setting it
says units and inches but I needed to print this I was going to 3d print it all I
Have to do is go up here select the end of that your little dialog box will pop-up
select the units you want in this case would be millimeters say okay now it's
in millimeters and when you go up here to send it to your 3d printer I don't
use their utility I turn that off and preview mesh I use hi and I say ok that's
alright so I select it and it meshes the the model and say ok and you output your
STL file save it wherever you want and use that for your printer and it'll be
in metric units it's that simple and if you wanted to go back as since you drew
it in inches or you know that's you're thinking you can just change it right
back to inches not a big deal do an edit sketch and there's the end profile I
drew and that's us all in inches all these dimensions
and we just sit here and we'll just change it right now to millimeters say
okay and now they're all in millimeters pretty easy you can do it anytime within
your drawing you want but especially with a 3d printing so you don't have to
scale it up two thousand five hundred and forty times on your 3d printer slicer
makes it a quick and easy to just change you're right off the bat change it right
it right away stop sketch and your model didn't even
change so thanks you guys thanks for watching
quick tip of the week be sure to subscribe and click that little
notification bell I'm trying to do a quick tip of the week once a week at
least sometimes more when viewers request or have a question don't be
afraid to put in the comments a question or suggestion for a quick tip and I'll
look into it and see what I can do to get a video out for you so thank you
guys and thanks for watching
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SPICY PIGGY Gameplay - Fast Paced 2D Platformer for iOS & Android - Duration: 6:57.
Hello everyone to Big Paw Gaming!
Spicy Piggy is a game like Mario Run where you playing in classic 2D platformer
and your character is on auto-play
Your goal is not to be killed by many obstacles or game enemies
while trying to reach the end line in fastest possible time.
The game is very fast paced and you will be repeating the same level again
but it is very fun with a good humor as well.
If you want to beat the times that the game ask you to, good luck - they are almost impossible to do so.
The game have different worlds with different enemies to face.
But all it matters is that you get the pig something to drink after eating all the spices.
The graphic as well as music are pretty decent
but the game does missing on some innovation.
For me it is a solid game with some fun mechanics and easy controls with okay graphic
but since it is really nothing new to the genre, the highest score I can give is 5+/10.
Will I play it again? Yes and I suggest you to give it a shot and download.
After all, not many cool 2d platformers are out there for mobile phones.
The links to the game are in the description below.
If you have any questions, let me know in the comments bellow.
Thanks for watching and I hope you stay till the end of the video.
Please remember to hit that subscribe button and see you in the next video!
Thanks!
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Grisselkobvsvagen 2, 170 m2 Nice One Storey Villa In Peaceful Björkvik |Great Small House Design - Duration: 3:22.
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This is what you should know about the wheelbase of semi-trailers. | KRONE TV - Duration: 1:26.
Today we are talking about a sober, but equally important basic term.
We're talking about the wheelbase today.
The wheelbase of a standard KRONE 3-axle is the distance between kingpin
and center of the middle axis.
At a 2-axle we image that the last axle isn't there:
The wheelbase would be the distance from the Kingpin up to the middle of the two axles.
The maximum wheelbase of a 3-axle is 8,135mm.
With this wheelbase the vehicle still drives through the so-called "BO-Kraftkreis" without any problems.
The "BO-Kraftkreis" is a roundabout with 12.5m outer radius and 5.3m inner radius.
When driving on roundabouts, the tractor unit must not project beyond the outer radius
and the trailer must not run into the inner radius.
With the 50mm wider refrigerated vehicle
its maximum wheelbase is reduced to 8.115mm
so that the vehicle can also run properly through the "BO-Kraftkreis".
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Shawbard Valley Ranch ft. Owen Wilson | Documentary Now! - Duration: 2:15.
I first saw Father Ra-Shawbard in a newspaper ad.
Woman: The words on the ad were so simple,
but so profound --
I called the number, and they gave me an address to send $40
for some tapes of Father speaking.
I sent it in, and when it didn't arrive,
I called back and they said they didn't know what had happened,
and I should try again.
I sent more money, and the tapes came.
Anyone who listened to those tapes...
had their life changed.
There is the world we see,
but there's also a second world that we do not.
How do we unlock the door for that world?
And if there's a second world, could there be a third one?
A fourth one?
Could there be a sixth world?
I ordered a new tape every week.
And on my 20th, I received an invitation to
Shawbard Valley Ranch, and I never looked back.
♪♪
♪ Babe, I want to tell you ♪
Woman: By the second day,
I had completely forgotten about my husband
and two children that I left behind.
♪ I fell in love with you ♪
♪ Ooh ♪
♪ In the air, we can fly ♪
♪ In the sea, we can dive ♪
♪ Together, we could get high ♪
♪♪
Ra-Shawbard: This is your home.
But in order for it to truly be your home,
you have to abandon all the trappings
of your former life.
So I ask all of you to write down the names of
your family members that you are leaving behind...
and put them in this basket.
Along with their Social Security Number
and their banking information.
And then you will be free.
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Voicemail Etiquette (How to leave a professional voicemail message) - Duration: 4:55.
Voicemails! Do you ever feel like you're a nervous wreck when you have to leave a
business voicemail for someone? Well, in this video I'm going to teach you some
voicemail etiquette: what to do, how to say it, so that you can sound very
professional when you're leaving those very important voicemails and be sure to
stay tuned to the end of this video so you can learn when not to leave a
voicemail. For tips on accelerating your professional career, your first year on
the job, please subscribe to my channel hit that bell so you can be notified
every Wednesday for a brand new video. Hi, I'm Adriana Girdler a Productivity
expert and I have over twenty plus years in the business and let me tell you, I
know voicemail. I've left some doozies in my past and I would like to share with
you some of the lessons I've learned to give you amazing voicemail etiquette.
Before you dial! The energy that you put in a call can be felt by the other
person so really bring about the most positive,
confident energy that you can bring about. In fact, make sure that you put a
smile on your face as you're gonna be leaving that
voicemail. It truly makes a difference. Think ahead. Before you even pick up that
phone, think or write down, your choice, what it is that you're going to say in
your voicemail and remember, 60 seconds max, so don't forget to leave the date,
the time that you called, your name, compan,y the purpose of your message and
that most important phone number that they can call you back.
Comment below with a thumbs up if you have ever experienced a bad voicemail
etiquette don't ramble sometimes when you have to leave your purpose, it's
really easy to ramble and you want to say everything. Don't forget, they're
gonna call you back, that's when you can give the meat of what it is that you
wanted to speak to them about. Now, have you ever been timed out from a voicemail
as you were rambling? Well, guess what? It is way too long and that's your cue to
delete that message and start over again. Be clear. So, what do I mean by that? You
want to speak slowly and clearly when you are leaving a voicemail. You know
what really sucks and you tell me if you've ever experienced this,
someone leaves their number, nine oh five three three one zero zero four four four...
what? And then you got to listen and play it back multiple times in order to get
it, so go slow, give your number out slowly so that they can actually take a
pen and paper and write it down. The other important part with speaking
clearly is you don't want to be saying your 'umms' and your 'ahhs' so you're really
gonna have to be aware of this so when you leave a message, Hi Jim,
it's Adriana, um well I um wanted to um.... Not good! So, speak clearly, speak slowly and it
makes a huge difference and your recipient will appreciate it.
Bonus tip! I promised you would tell you when not to leave a voicemail, well here
it is. So, when is it that you don't want to
leave a voicemail is when it is super urgent and you need an answer right away.
So, you need to actually hunt the person down a bit. I would call reception, I
would even text them, you can check out my video on good texting etiquette. When
you need something of urgency and it's important, you really have to now use
different tools in order to get their attention.
Sometimes I even do a little triad: email, text, voicemail, maybe four and actually
call reception to find out where the heck they are so I can speak to them. If
it's that important, you really need to go to that lengths because people are
busy and they won't know that you are really looking for them. Part two to this
bonus tip is, do not leave a voicemail if you're just saying to someone, I just
sent you an email and you're regurgitating the exact same stuff. It's
not the point, you already sent them an email so don't do that. Check out my
other video on actually email etiquette, it can give you some really good tips on
how to send out that perfect email and you don't have to follow up with
voicemail. Now that we have your voicemail etiquette locked down, I have
some other real cool tips for you on really fine-tuning and polishing your
professional image and productivity. I have an amazing download and it's called
21 days to getting shit done at work, it gives you some awesome tips on how to
run meetings, facilitation, time management, visioning, goal-setting, all
critical stuff that is important for you to really up
your professional game. If you want this amazing free download grab the link
below underneath this video, please subscribe to my channel, give it a like
and share with all the new professionals that you know. If you really feel that
you're gonna nail voicemail etiquette, please put a comment below, I would love
to hear from you. Until the next time, see ya!
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#1 Secret to NEVER Get Rejected By Girls Ever Again! (Ft. RSD Derek) | How to Make Girls LOVE You - Duration: 7:10.
Zeus: Yo yo, it's Zeus and today I'm gonna be teaching you how to NEVER get rejected
by girls fagain.
And since this topic is a bit hefty, I brought back the highly-requested homie RSD Derek
since you guys loved how we killed it together last time.
Derek: What up guys, This is Derek from Real Social Dynamics!
Excited to partner with Zeus to help you avoid future rejection and EVEN more importantly
to achieve the success you've been working for!!
Zeus: Now you guys know Derek and I are all about business, so let's not bullshit around,
let's get straight into it.
#1 Don't eject from the interaction too quickly.
The biggest reason guys get "rejected" is because they're lacking confidence in
themselves.
They go and do the work of approaching the girl and talking to her for a few seconds,
maybe even a few minutes, but then as soon as it gets the slightest bit awkward or uncomfortable,
or the girl does anything even remotely resembling an even 1% rejection, guys flee the scene
faster than a hit and run.
This is the most common reason I see guys miss out on opportunities, they reject themselves
before the girl even has a chance to reject them.
What would've otherwise been a short awkward gap in the conversation turns into the guy
counting himself out and leaving the interaction all because he's unconfident and doesn't
believe that he's worthy of the girl's attention.
If you don't believe you're worthy enough to stand in front of the girl, she won't
believe it either.
Push through and see the conversation until the very end and your results will improve
drastically.
Derek: A key thought there is guys rejecting themselves!
This happens in several forms:
-Anytime you fail to go meet a woman you think is attractive in example: you were too pussy
to approach her: YOU HAVE JUST REJECTED YOURSELF!!
If she wanted a pussy, she would just become a lesbian, she doesn't need you!
-Anytime you do approach the girl, but do it in an awkward or half-committed/half-assed
way: YOU HAVE JUST REJECTED YOURSELF!!
- If you don't think you deserve her attention, she will agree with you 100% of the time
-Also, anytime you flee the scene because you're encountering some tension or pressure
from the girl: YOU HAVE JUST REJECTED YOURSELF!!
You need to have sexual tension in the communication, when you can't tolerate a little social
pressure from the woman, there will be no tension, and there will be no sex!
Remember: If she really didn't like you, she would just walk away!
If she's still standing there, she's open minded about meeting you, but the burden is
on us as men to move the interaction forward in a fun and compelling way...
Zeus: #2 Don't escalate too quickly
Now by this I mean, don't ask for the number immediately, don't try shoving your tongue
down her throat 2 minutes into the interaction, or be too sexually aggressive early on.
A girl's gut reaction and natural instinct is to reject guys in order to ensure her safety
so escalating too quickly before she feels comfortable is a surefire way to shoot yourself
in the foot.
Besides even if she doesn't reject you right there, it'll make her feel uncomfortable
and off put by you which you'll have to work against to get her to feel comfortable
and open to you later on.
Derek: Only a needy LOSER is too eager or too aggressive with women!
You just need to have a fun time in her presence, then invite her to come along with you for
more fun!
Some guys think rapid escalation conveys confidence, a lot of girls will just perceive it as arrogance
or stupidity!
Those nuances of social calibration is the difference in her perceiving you as a CHAMP
or a CHUMP!!
#3 …
Derek: Another common error of thought on this topic, is that most men misconstrue what
a rejection actually is!
Imagine if you walked up to a bar to grab a drink and some dude was standing there next
to you waiting for his drink: -you order a beer
-He's like yeah beer, I go one too -You're like: cool!
And you guys chat: Sports, sports
Boobs, yeah boobs
Then his beer comes before yours and he's like, well good meeting you!
I'm going to get back with my friends now.
Would you feel rejected!!???
Would you be like: DAMN, REJECTED AGAIN!
Of course not!
That's just normal communication between 2 strangers sharing a moment.
So, don't feel like every conversation you have with a woman is supposed to go somewhere!
Just be cool and having your own fun internally, and when you encounter a girl that likes your
vibe, she'll be super excited to meet YOU!!
Zeus:
#4 Lead every interaction with certainty.
I recently talked about certainty in one of my videos, but it's important here to understand
how it relates to rejection.
If you go into an interaction with a woman and are certain in yourself and your own awesomeness,
then she'll buy into it and be attracted to that awesomeness.
Certainty in how you communicate, carry yourself, and lead her through all your interactions
signals to her that you're a high-quality man that she should feel lucky to be around.
And once she recognizes that you're a high-quality man, she'll realize that you're a scarce
resource and that there aren't many guys out there like you, forcing her to cling to
you and actually start pursuing you herself.
I mean besides, if you're not certain that she should be talking to you and that you're
a guy worth talking to, then how do you expect her to believe it?
Derek: I couldn't agree more!
You're not there to impress the girl, but you do need to impress upon her that you're
life is carefree and generally better than hers.
She needs to know that it would be her loss, if she failed to take the opportunity to join
you on a fun, safe adventure!
You don't get to overtly state this shit.
That's what a braggy loser would do!
The best way to do this is to build a life you're excited about, convey that excitement
in your voice and mannerisms while in her presence, then invite her to come with you
to whatever you're doing next!
THIS WILL HAVE HER CHASING AND ESCALATING ON YOU...you must open every girl with enthusiasm
so you look alive and vibrant!
This is extremely evolutionarily attractive!
If she wished to have sex with a corpse, she would become a necrophiliac, she doesn't need
you!
She wants a vibrant man so she can tell you're healthy and actually interested in her, but
not quite sold on her yet!
Then she needs that man to set the tone and the direction of what you're going to do
together!
Hot girls will follow a man like that anywhere!!
Derek: Look, if you want to avoid rejection: You can't be needy!
The more you need her, the less she'll want you!
So it's important to be on your own path and be excited about it!
Your time is simply too valuable to waste it with a stranger you don't know yet, but
you're happy to invite here along to what you're doing today, so you can see if she's
a good fit for you!
Realize that not everybody is gonna like you!
Don't be a bitch about it!
This is the ULTIMATE LOSER mindset
If you're high status and satisfied with your life then you wouldn't feel the need
to be liked by everyone, you'd only want to spend time with those who would be a great
fit for the who you are and the lifestyle you're living!
Your ideal communication strategy is to alienate those you wouldn't want to spend time with,
while simultaneously delighting those who would love you and be eager to follow your
lead!
You'll only be able to do this through sincerely knowing who you are and what you want and
being a social guy, but making no effort to persuade or convince anyone to like you.
This is the true meaning of that old adage: "JUST BE YOURSELF"
You'll end up dating exactly the quality of girl you're comfortable around and would
be willing to walk away from.
And the points above are THE BEST possible way to avoid perceived rejection and get right
to the girls that YOU want!!
Derek: For a great example of irreverent humor and being yourself in front of attractive
women Check out my YouTube interview with Brandon Carter on the one with "Women and
Weights" in the title!
Zeus: And that my disciples is it.
If you liked this video and want to see more of me and Derek dropping knowledge bombs together,
then let me know in the comments, be sure to subscribe, and turn on post notifications
because he and I will be back at it again very soon.
Derek, any last words before I teleport you back to the orgy I interrupted you from?
Derek: Zeus, as you know: Pimpin is Real!
Guys, go subscribe to my YouTube and Follow me on IG @RSDDEREK, that's: R-S-D-D-E-R-E-K.
You'll find more dope content there that will help you get the girls you've been
dreaming of!
Zeus: And that's a wrap, Zeus out!
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FIRST SINGING POLITICAL wins The Voice | Winner's Journey #23 - Duration: 24:44.
The winner of the voice is...
... is Jermain!
Well... what's your name?
My name is Jermain Jackman.
And were you from, Jermain?
I'm from Hackney, East London.
I know people who've been stabbed and killed...
... because they live in the wrong area.
And that really left me with something...
... saying "this needs to change."
I'm really passionate about two things: that's music and that's politics.
There are many wrong stereotypes....
... about young people from every generation.
We think about these inner-city children...
... from the prior backgrounds they're nothing but hoodlums...
... and things like that, is the thing where...
There's a barrier that stops you from progressing.
And those are the barriers that I want to break down.
And do you sing a lot? - Yeah, I sing a lot.
I sing in church, I sing in venues, I sing for charities.
I volunteer a lot, I'm into politics as well, so...
Oh.
In politics as well?
Yes, I'm the Youth Coordinator for Hackney in the Labour Party.
Oh.
So you're a singing politician then.
There's a headline...
That said I'll be the first singing black Prime Minister.
I was telling Ricky like: "Yo, hit that button."
But you sounded wonderful...
... so I was like: 'this singer is too good...
...to let him walk'.
He needs to be on the show.
So I'm like, you know what? Forget it.
Thank you so much, thank you.
And what's crazy fresh is...
I think you're supposed to be on my team.
Because a lot of the work that I do in America...
...is also out here in East London, where you're from.
I think you're supposed to be on my team...
So we can, like, you know, come up with things...
... that we can do together...
On a philanthropic thing...
...while we're out here doing, like, the singing stuff...
That'll be crazy fresh, this is dope.
Of course.
Sarah, she's just like a diva.
And I love watching her sing, when she lights up.
She just enjoys every note.
Jermaine's...
I just love the way he moves his little head, like...
... just old-school.
He's gonna be special, that kid.
We actually met a year ago, at Hackney weekender...
I've got a picture here. - Oh, shucks.
I met Will.i.am the year before, at this music festival.
I rambled to you: "oh, I sing..."
And you said: "Yeah, audition for The Voice and see where you get."
Who would have thought, I would turn around, that's nuts.
The person I told to audition, I'm the only one turned for.
Talk about faith.
When we get the band in...
... and we take this to battle night.
We gonna tear down the house tonight!
Jermain, the soul and the depth of your voice is undeniable.
It's like it just drips.
I have to say on that one, Jermain got me there.
So...
I was backstage, right?
This is real stuff, this is real stuff.
You came up to me at Hackney weekend.
I'm getting ready to go on stage to do my part...
... and he's like: "yo, I sing"...
I'm like: "oh, really? You should join The Voice then."
And I feel that this is kismet.
Like it's supposed to happen like this.
What are the odds, of you seeing me at a show...
And I say "go to The Voice", and then...
I'm the only one that turned around for the guy.
I think I'm supposed to see him through.
I'm gonna...
... keep Jermain moving through.
Jermain Jackman!
You're good? - I'm alright.
How have you been?
It's so crazy to think that I met Will.i.am at this music festival...
And he said that I need to audition on the show.
What's been going on outside the show?
So I met the leader of the Labour Party... - The leader of the what?
It's a bit like, Democrats in America.
I'm very passionate about two things: that's music and that's politics.
Being the first singing black Prime Minister...
... is definitely on my to-do list.
I want to use this opportunity to inspire more young people.
And by being in this competition...
I'm going to show that these things are possible.
It's 10 o'clock, I'm John Peter.
Labour leader Ed Miliband joined me live.
And 19 year old Jermain Jackman.
Music is my first love and if I can involve politics in it, I will.
It's now time to bring out the big guns.
I'm gonna treat it like an election campaign, I'm gonna build up to it.
And do my absolute best and show people...
... that their votes are not being wasted.
I'll wear this ribbon with pride...
And make sure that, you know, you're going to be supported.
Fingers crossed, he's gonna be there Saturday night, texting along.
The whole live aspect is the thing that I'm more scared about...
... because anything can happen.
I'm not ready to go home, no. Not ready to go home, not yet.
I wish we had more politicians with moves like that.
You could sing us the budget, and we'd take it.
Yeah, everyone here loved it, right?
You have a tremendous voice, a tremendous range.
And I think you sang that song, really, really, really well.
Thank you so much. -And I think it's great.
Got to throw that in there. No, it was great, honestly.
I love Bruno Mars, but you sung it the way Luther would have sung it.
And it sounds freakin' amazing. - Thank you so much, thank you so much.
Family is one of the most important things to me.
There's nothing better than...
... going home and seeing all the people that you love.
I'm one of five, I have three older brothers and one twin sister.
She's three minutes older, she never lets me forget that.
When we were young,
He would just jump up and dance in front of the tv.
Even though he can't dance.
You can't dance still. You can do one two, one two step.
Jermain is the biggest momma's boy I know.
I'm definitely a mommy's boy.
I love my mum.
We go shopping...
... we go out...
... we always love to chill.
My older brothers are all hard...
They don't wanna show no emotion.
Not on tv.
I was like: "guys, I got through to the quarter finals"
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm very proud of Jermain.
But I feel I carried in there for the both of us.
Because he never really shows us the nerves at all.
I definitely feel Jermain is in good hands working with Will.i.am.
Jermain, I am your father.
What?!
Just kidding, I'm joking.
I'm loving being on The Voice.
I could never done it without the support, the love and the care of my family.
I definitely go out tonight and make my family proud.
First off, when I said it was cool you saw the snow...
And then he heated it up, brought the fire, y'all saw the flames.
A man that just loves to entertain...
... just took his time and hit you with the flame...
... and a long note, I timed it.
I was like, okay, hold it, hold it, hold it... explode it, bam!
I have no idea what's happening today.
Will just told me to come to this hotel in central London.
Good evening, senator.
This is my good suit.
A couple of months ago Prince Andrew reached out to me...
... to be a part of this thing called 'IDEA'.
So today we're going to be launching that program at Buckingham Palace.
And I think you should, you know, come with me.
Definitely not many people get a chance to go to Buckingham Palace.
Now I know why I have to be suited and booted.
So let me fix my tie and get ready.
Looking real smart. - Looking smart?
Well, you are smart. - You look smart, that's about it.
Just kidding.
Are you excited to go to the palace? - Very excited.
Living my wildest dreams when I think...
I'll be sitting in the cab with Will.i.am...
Going to Buckingham Palace to meet Prince Andrew.
Are you nervous? - Yeah.
What are you nervous about? You ain't speaking.
I know!
This is a amazing opportunity...
For the unlikely candidate, to bring something to society.
This is truly a day I'll never forget.
I did get a chance to meet Prince Andrew.
Surprisingly he knew who I was and he knew that I was on team Will.
And he wished me the best of luck.
Feels amazing to have fans in such high places.
You know, like, when you come from, like, bad neighborhoods...
... or neighborhoods that don't have funding for education.
And you're, you know, all you have to rely on is your family...
... and your friends.
The only thing to keep you out of that nightmare is imagination...
... and dreaming your way out of that.
And Jermain is one of those guys who's gonna take the success...
And change Hackney. He's doing it now with no succes.
You're successful, because your heart is determined.
With success you are gonna do amazing things.
It's like... it hasn't hit me, it really hasn't hit me.
What is your song? How about wrecking ball?
So I was thinking... hold on a second...
Have you seen that music video? I'm not doing that at all.
You think I'm gonna suggest you come out butt naked on a wrecking ball?
What kinda show do you think this is?
It's out of my comfort zone, but I trust him...
... so, yeah, I'll be doing wrecking ball.
The opportunity to go home before the finals.
It was just what I needed.
When I walked through the door, I never expected that many people.
I struggled to get through a crowd.
It felt so good to know, that there's so much support out there.
Jermain is not only representing the family, he's representing Hackney!
Go Jermain!
If Jermain wins The Voice...
We'll have a reception for him at the Town Hall...
There'll be dancing in the streets and we're all be singing his song.
This is your granny, and I hope that you will win.
I love you so much.
Seeing all those people with their smiles on their faces...
Makes me realize that winning is not only just for me...
...but it's for them too.
I'm really proud of Jermain.
And I'm so happy that you're my finalist on the team.
You know how to...
You know, see an obstacle, figure out how to go over it...
...around it, through it, under it...
Will are you on the phone?
Hello, I'm on TV right now.
Yes.
Cheryl, I'll call you back, Jermain was great.
Who is that, Will?
What?
Cheryl said you were amazing. - Who said?
Cheryl just said you're amazing, Cheryl Cole...
Cheryl Cole? - ... said you were freaking awesome.
Oh my God!
Next time, I'm putting my wrist off.
But you were freaking awesome, I'll shut up now.
The winner of The Voice is...
... is Jermain!
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What is a Spousal RRSP? RRSP vs Spousal RRSP Explained. - Duration: 3:55.
In this video we're going to learn about Spousal RRSPs.
What are Spousal RRSPs? How are they different from normal RRSPs? and When does it make sense to use them?
Spousal RRSPs offer you very similar benefits to normal RRSP.
Deposits get you a tax deduction,
your money grows tax-free within the account until you withdraw it,
and you can still participate in government programs like the Homebuyers Plan and the Lifelong
Learning Plan for example.
So then what's really the difference between a special RSP and a normal RSP?
To answer that question, we first need to understand what is an annuitant and what is a contributor.
The annuitant is generally the spouse that's going to be withdrawing from the account in order to fund their retirement.
Whereas the contributor is the person that's going to be getting the tax deduction for the deposit.
With a normal RSP, the contributor and the annuitant are the same person.
So as an example, I own an RSP and I'll be withdrawn from the account when I retire, that makes me the annuitant.
and any deposits made into the account are giving me the tax deduction - that makes me the contributor.
But with the spousal RSP it's different . With a special RSPS,
one spouse is the annuitant and the other spouse, normally the higher income
earning spouse is the contributor.
So as an example, I own an RSP and I'll be making withdraws when I retire - I'm still the annuitant.
But any deposits made it to my spousal RSP, I don't get the tax deduction for,
my spouse does - that makes my spouse the contributor.
The benefit that attracts most people to the spousal RSP, is that the higher income earner can benefit from the tax deduction.
It also helps to equalize retirement income and when you do start making withdraws,
the funds are taxed in the hands of the lower income earner not the contributor.
Now that isn't always the case, so you have to be very careful so keep watching to learn a little bit more about that.
And finally, if you're the contributor, even after you turn 71, you can continue
to still deposit into the spasso RSP and reap the benefit of the tax deduction.
This is such a great benefit to a higher income earning spouse that might be above the age of depositing into their own RSP
and that's because the year in which you turned 71, you must convert your RSP to an annuity or a RIF.
There's quite a bit of information surrounding this, so I've created another video that will explain that in a little bit more detail for you.
Now let's take a look at how a Spousal RSP can help a family.
In this case, Tom makes $40,000 a year and he deposits $3,000 into his RSP account.
He will receive the tax deduction and save about $600 in taxes.
Hi Spouse Jane however makes $80,000. If they were to take that same $3,000
and make a deposit into a spousal RSP for Tom, then Jane would get the tax deduction
and save about $944 dollars in taxes.
That's a difference of about $350!
Something to be careful with with Spousal RSPs your withdrawals.
With a normal RSPs, anything you take out is added to your taxable income
and that's generally the case for a spousal RSP as well. However if a deposit was made the same year you're making a
withdrawal, or any time during the two previous calendar years, then some if not
all of what you take out will be added back to the contributors taxable income, the higher income earning spouse.
Let's take a look at why you have to be very careful when making withdrawals from Spousal RSPs:
In this case, Jane contributes to her husband's Spousal RSP every year. But in
2018 he withdrew $5,000. Because Jane made a deposit in 2018 as well, and she
also made deposits the two previous calendar years, Jane will now have to add
the $5,000 to her taxable income for the 2018 tax year.
This wraps up our video on Spousal RRSPs. Be sure to check out my video on RRIFs
to understand what happens with your RSP account once you turn 71.
If you have a request for a topic let us know by commenting below and if this is your
first time to The Independent Dollar, click here so you don't miss any future videos.
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25 Weird Random Facts About Me! - Duration: 10:12.
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What's up YouTube
I will tell you some random facts about me
you never asked for actually
and you maybe don't want to know
but I'll tell you anyway
and you have to listen
okay.. actually you don't have to listen
because you could just..
..click away
Maybe you still watch it
My first fact is:
I think I can say about myself
that I am a 'Perfectionist'
Anyway, I'm very tidy
and..
For example, when I tie my shoes
and my left shoe is looser than the right one
then I have to tie the left shoe again
until they are equally to each other
And if all at once the left shoe is looser than the right one
I have to tie the right one again..
and that makes me crazy sometimes..
Because.. sometimes they aren't tied equally
Yeah, I have my problems
In the past .. more often than now
Luckily
I'm never thursty
almost 0:00 am
It's almost midnight
and I haven't drink anything
not healthy, i know
I always have to force myself to drink something. Otherwise I wouldn't drink at all.
and then I would dry up and that.. wouldn't be good?
In High School I've learned Chinese for 5 years
and I almost forgot everything again
sadly
You really forget a lot when you don't use it
I'm going to the station
My name is Dewa
ok. that's enough
Apple! xD
I almost never buy another make up or try something new
because I don't want to spend too much money on Make Up
One day I had blue lilac hair
and green hair on the next day
How could that happen?
I wanted to dye my hair grey
But they turned.. blue
So I tried it once more
and they turned.. green
I was tired of failing
and dyed my hair dark again
Somehow it looked horroble but
somehow it looked really fresh
because I looked like a Final Fantasy character or something
Once I tried boxing, riding, soccer and ballett
I tried but didn't start anything
Instead I had piano lessons for 5 years
and also gave a concert
If I still can play?
After that all I went to Dance School
and started dancing
I'm a person who sees the little things in life
If something goes wrong you should think about the little good things in life and push yourself
The bad things shouldn't dominate.
I think that's a good attitude
I eat almost everything and have no favorite food
ok.. I don't mean living things or something
I can't go to the cinema without eating Popcorn. No way!
And eating without a drink isn't possible as well
I don't know how so much people can eat without drinking anything
Do you also eat without drinking?
I looove it to sing just for fun
Even when I sing really bad
Guys really, I'm far away from singing good
but it's still so fun
especially in front of my friends
especially if they don't like it
I sing anyway
Just as I'm almost never thirsty I'm almost never hungry
I'm eating because of appetite
I admit.. I was.. addicted to 'League of Legends'
Yeah, I spent hours with this game
Nights... Days.... New Years Eve
New Year
apparently, that was worth it to me
I've loooved this game
I prefer drinking Coke Zero than drinking Coke
In School I watched tons of Anime
When I had to go to school at 7:45am and had to wake up at 6:45am
Then I woke up at 5:45am
to watch 1 hour that means 3 episodes of Anime
because I was addicted that much
Often I watched something like 'Wedding Peach'
So I watched 3 episodes of Wedding Peach before school
You know that, when you wouldn't give up your sleep for anything in the world
and I gave up 1 hour of my sleep only for watching Anime
okay what did I mean with 'only'? Actually that was really nice
One of the fascinating and coolest things are magic tricks
This whole thing.. magic trick..card tricks
It's just so cool
In the same time they make me so angry because I don't understand
And it bothers me.. so much
that I see something like this and it's crazy but I can't understand and I can't sleep
So I'm so happy because it's so cool and otherwise I'm so mad cause I hate them
actually they are so cool but... urgh
You can't make me mad that easy
And it's good that way. It has it's advantages
Do you still know 'Yu-Gi-Oh' cards? And do you till know how popular they were?
Back then I had a lot of them
that's the reason why I had many of them double
and many of them were bad and weak cards
So I searched on the internet for pictures of the good cards I wanted
I've printed and cut them out
and then I stuck them on my bad cards
Please tell me that I wasn't the only one doing that
Cause afterwards, it was really weird what I did
Anyway, I don't know why I did that cause it made no sence
I mean the cards didn't get stronger or better and
you could see that they were fake
I don't know what I was thinking
Did I think that nobody would notice and maybe....?
I used to make Nutella in my cereals
When I have nosebleeding the day is over
It flows and flows and won't stop
One day I had to go to the hospital and another day I went to the doctor
cause I thought I would bleed to death
Luckily I didn't have nosebleedings for year
I have never broken me anything
Buuut I've had a brain concussion before
That's a weird and 'funny' story
even if I almost died
I bought myself a Longboard
Think you know it. It's like a skateboard, alittle bigger, a little bit more dangerous lol
So what happened?
I thought why don't you go out driving a little bit. It was a sunny day lalala and so on
What happens then?
There was this steep way down..
What I thought?
'Come on, drive down there!' as a bloody beginner
I don't know why I did that. It was a mistake
I drove off and I don't know how fast that was
And because of the cobblestones everything in my head was shaking
I couldn't see anything and thought 'ok game over'
I would fall anyways
and tried to stop somehow
On the left side there was a fence, on the right side there was a meadow
Straight there was the street
I had to do something. So what did I do?
Ofcourse I hold on the fence
So my hands held tight on the fence and my legs kept driving on the board
and how I said.. Game over. I landed on my head
Fail
For one week I couldn't walk straight
That was really weird and scared me cause I thought I would never be able to walk normal again
That's it with my random facts about me
I think there are still many other things I could tell you
Maybe next time. I didn't remember anything else now
I hope you liked it to hear so many weird random facts about me which you actually never wanted to hear and also didn't asked for
but I told you anyway (lol)
and maybe I should feel bad for it
but you stand it till here
so thank you for watching, bye :D
Because it was so beautiful:
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Where Would You Bury The Body? [CC] - Duration: 1:56.
I have a purely hypothetical question for the viewers at home today, that addresses
a troubling topic.
Imagine that a male family member uploaded a video to Youtube that was
going to be viewed by thousands of strangers.
In this video, he referred to your younger
brother, sister, son, or daughter as
"[T]he youngest, most innocent..." (laughter) "...perhaps rape-able children in your
family."
If you had to choose between sitting this strictly fictitious male family member down
for a
nice, civilized conversation about his inappropriate, if not highly suspicious choice of
words or beating him with a shovel until he stopped screaming...
...Where would you bury the body?
Leave your answers in the comments section below, and don't be afraid to get too inventive
or gruesome.
None of this is real after all.
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Lets Prepare for the Unexpected - Duration: 23:14.
- From allergies to zinc deficiencies, hangry to hay fever,
we provide easy to adsorb information
to improve your health.
It's Sounds Like Health, on Texas A&M Health Talk.
Howdy, welcome to Sounds Like Health,
I'm Mary Leigh Meyer, and I am here with Angela Clendenin
with the School of Public Health,
and Martin Mufich with the College of Nursing.
They are both faculty advisors
for the student steering committee for Disaster Day.
The Health Science Center held it's
11th annual Disaster Day last Friday,
so we wanted to bring them in to tell you guys
a little bit more about that,
and maybe discuss some disaster preparedness tips
that you can do to get yourself and those you love
ready in case of a disaster.
Welcome to the show guys.
Can you tell us a little bit more about Disaster Day?
- Disaster Day is an inter-professional
education opportunity among all of the colleges
within the Health Science Center.
And also including college of veterinary medicine
and biomedical sciences.
And it is the nations largest
student led disaster training exercise
for inter-professional education.
And it involves about 500 or more students, nurses,
future nurses, future pharmacists, future doctors,
public health practitioners, and future veterinarians
all working together to respond to a simulated disaster.
- That sounds like a pretty big event.
Just very briefly, what is inter-professional education?
What does that mean?
- So studies have found out
that when disciplines work together and learn together,
that health outcomes and patient outcomes improve.
So there's been a big push for IPE,
inter-professional education,
to occur here at the Health Science Center,
and throughout all the colleges.
They're finding common ground.
It used to be that professions were somewhat siloed
and that they did their own thing
and just reacted with the other disciplines
when they needed to in the workplace.
So by getting out and having a somewhat
very unique experience for these students,
outside of the classroom, reacting to something
that many of them have never been around,
it puts them on a level ground,
has to get them to work together and build that teamwork
and cooperation and respect for each other.
- Yeah so that sounds pretty important
in an emergency simulation.
You could never be truly prepared for it,
but that sounds like a pretty good
training opportunity for them.
What does the everyday person need to know
about preparing for a disaster?
- So, most communities will use
what's called an all hazards approach
to their community planning for preparedness,
but it also applies at that personal level.
So they're just,
you need to have a plan of what would happen if.
If you could not stay in your home for whatever reason,
wildfire, or a tornado, or a flood, or a hurricane,
and you need to have some basic essentials
that you can just grab quickly and leave.
And have a plan of where you're going
and notifying your family.
And so there's a lot of good websites you can go to,
The Red Cross, preparetexas.gov, those all have lists
of things that you might wanna think through,
and have either in some sort of container
or a bag that we would call a go-bag, or a go-box,
that can easily be grabbed and taken with you.
- So what kind of things should go in one of those go-bags?
What should we try and get in advance?
- Well needless to say there's things like water,
that's a big thing, clothes.
A lot of copies of paperwork, because if something happens
and your house gets blown away,
or the communities suffers a tornado,
just having that information, whether it's insurance,
drivers license, medications, a list of medication,
list of contacts, those types of things.
Just getting people prepared to think about it.
It's that saying, plan for the worst, hope for the best.
But have it ready.
One item that you can buy this stuff,
they have this stuff already made,
but you'll find it less expensive if you put it together,
but you have to remember to almost put it on your calender
to check your supplies, however that is,
whatever it's gonna run out on,
you know whether that's yearly
to be sure everything's still good and in good shape.
It's kinda like if you were to,
what we try to do at our house
is that when you put on the calender,
time to change the air filters,
time to change the batteries in the smoke alarms.
Probably about once every six months,
check this box to be sure we're all good
and everything's still ready to go.
- And I know a lot of people wonder,
well how much water do we need,
and how much of this do we need.
The recommendation typically is at least
three days to five days worth of
kind of grab and go shelf stable food and water.
And you wanna make sure that you
have the same for your pets,
and be prepared to evacuate with your pets.
Have a plan of where you can take them,
know if you're going to a shelter or a hotel
that it's pet friendly and have about
the same amount of food and medication for them.
A lot of pharmacies will allow you to go in
and fill above and beyond your prescription
if it's an emergency.
So you need to followup on that
and make sure that that's the case,
so that you have enough medication with you
and you're not left out.
- Just that proactive ability
gives somebody quite a bit of confidence.
And there's just so much good information out there,
with the videos, and the stuff
from the governmental agencies.
The point I was gonna bring up is that
if it's going to be maybe a sustained absence,
relatives where you could stay.
And just, it's kind of a morose dinner topic
but when you're, I'm not gonna say like
at Thanksgiving or something, like hey,
let's pretend a tornado runs through your place
up in Oklahoma, would you guys wanna come down here?
Let's pretend a hurricane comes up through the gulf,
let's pretend, and have those discussions early,
and try to figure out how you want to do things.
- Yeah, I grew up in Houston
and we had my dad's mother lived around the corner
and she was in a wheelchair, had oxygen,
and so when we were thinking through those things,
we thought about close family
that we would've needed to help assist.
So that kind of got me thinking
when you said prepare for your pets,
prepare for those you love
that might need a little bit extra help.
- Exactly, and you know, that brings up a really good point
with your grandmother that's on oxygen,
that some people are on machines that require electricity,
and there's not guarantee, even if you can
come back to your house in three or fours days,
that you're gonna have electricity for a few weeks.
And so I think that was kind of a surprise with Harvey,
when people evacuated, they thought
after it had passed through they'd be able to come back in,
and they were without electricity for quite some time.
So having a backup to your communication plan,
cell phones may not be working,
so you wanna find some other mechanism,
some other access point, to be able to reach out to people.
As well as you can't guarantee that ATMs are working,
so you want to be able to withdraw some cash in advance
so that you have that just to get you by.
And understanding that three or four days of supplies
gets you where you're going,
and you'll need to be able to sustain yourself
for probably maybe up to a week or two,
depending on the type of disaster,
before electricity is restored.
- And Martin, you're a nurse,
so what should people have in their first aid kit?
What do you think, should they bring
their entire medicine cabinet with them?
Or do you think there are specific things
that they should be sure to include?
- You know there's the basics of course,
the antibacterial salves, and the bandages,
and just things in your typical first aid kit.
But one thing we're really trying hard
in the College of Nursing, is to prepare our students
to take care of people in a non-traditional environment.
So you roll up on a four or five car pileup
and you have to make decisions,
you have to keep yourself safe,
almost that first-responder type of thinking.
But going back to your question,
what do you need as a basis.
Once again, I will always defer
particularly to what your family needs.
Is it an asthma inhaler, things like that.
But then just the typical basics would be pretty good.
Know your local community resources, your Red Cross,
where to go, maybe it's a church that you would go to.
In the event that it's maybe a smaller area that got hit
where would you go locally.
And then also know that as these terrible events occur,
there's always lessons learned.
And so there are, Angela might have to
help me out on the compacts,
or there's agreements between communities.
So I believe in the event that a Hurricane
hit the Beaumont area, the college station
has a agreement to take up to 5,000 of their people.
So you are allowed to go to certain places.
Those things are in the works right now where to go.
- That's a really good point.
So for example with Houston, after Ike, people were stuck
for hours, and hours, and hours on the exit routes.
So the lesson leaned from that was they need to do
what's called zoned evacuation.
And so where you live determines whether
you are going to get the first evacuation notice,
the second evacuation notice, or be in the third wave.
And you're also kind of directed to exit one way.
I always try to explain to people,
you may have relatives in San Antonio,
but where you live, you have to evacuate towards Dallas
before you can get over
and then come back down to San Antonio.
It's meant to try and ease that flow of traffic.
So knowing that plan,
being engaged in your community so you're aware of that.
Texas has a wonderful resource, called 211,
it's a phone number that you can dial from anywhere,
and it has a menu button, guided menu,
where you can access information like
the different kind of shelters
that are open in what communities,
are they special needs shelters, can they accommodate pets,
how many people, are they full.
So it can help make those decisions
as you're moving down the road.
- So you recommend people know about these resources
before they need them.
You know, they might not have cellphone service,
the might not have internet access, radio,
you don't know what you're gonna have,
and so it's all in that preparedness.
- Exactly.
And that's one of the challenges in disaster communication
or risk communication is that balance of
constantly making sure people are aware
of the resources that they have, and to have a plan.
But at some point, when is it so much
that they just kind of block it out and forget about it?
So it's always good to have sort of a
constant periodic reminder of what you need to do
to be prepared for your family and your pets.
- I know I like to follow the, just the regional,
whatever city I live in, I follow the regional
emergency management Facebook or Twitter.
I know here at Texas A&M we have this specific
emergency management social media account
that gives updates and regional advice.
So that's something that's helped me through my 26 years.
- Well and almost every county is going to have
some sort of a website, at minimum,
or some sort of social media presence
that you can subscribe to.
So I highly recommend finding those and subscribing,
or linking in to it, or liking it on Facebook.
That way it really does help you stay informed.
- One other thing coming back to the students,
and kind of almost the Disaster Day
and off shoots we hope to do,
is that we give students maybe,
I know the students in our college and community health
going out to, whether it's fairs or HEBs and setting up,
like to go and get your glucose and blood pressure checked,
having these types of pamphlets and information
so that people that are out there walking by
and they go now what's this, and the students can help teach
and give them resources they might not have been aware of.
- So all this is very specific to the individual,
you need to know what your family needs,
you need to know what your house needs,
you need to know regionally what could impact you.
How should people go about learning
what the potential threats are?
- I think probably the best way for people to understand
the threats that their particular region are facing,
is to again, be connected to your community,
be involved with your community.
Every county has to have an emergency management plan
that follows FEMA guidelines, or the
Federal Emergency Management Agency guidelines.
And as part of that planning process,
they do what's called a threat and hazards
identification risk assessment, or a THIRA.
Where they sit there and they talk through
not only what are the risks and threats,
everything from maybe a nuclear meltdown
at South Texas Nuclear, all the way down to school shootings
and people walking through crosswalks texting,
with a large student population.
And so then they assign a probability, they give it context.
It's a high probability and a high consequence,
or a low probability and a high consequence,
and try to prioritize that planning.
But all of those plans typically are public record,
but the best way to understand what they say,
because those documents are quite large,
is to get involved in your community.
May communities have what we call
a community emergency response team, or a CERT.
And they go through some of the same training
as first responders.
And they are the first volunteers called in
to help with shelter operations, or volunteer registration,
when people descend on a community
to help support a response effort.
And so that's an excellent way for people to get involved.
- Okay, and before we wrap up
I think we need to touch back on the pets.
We are located in Bryan, we have a lot of small animals,
and we have a lot of large animals.
What should people be thinking in advance
about preparations for these animals.
- So number one is people need to be
as prepared for their pets,
and have a plan for how they're going to evacuate with them.
It's very similar, matches their own
personal preparedness plan.
Same amount of food and water, they may need blankets,
crates, toys, things like that.
Animals get stressed during disaster.
And sometimes when that happens your pets can actually,
what I say, acquire super human capabilities,
and they can dig out, or they can jump over fences,
or they can escape out the door
faster than you've ever seen them run.
So probably the most important thing you can do
to be prepared with your pets is to microchip them.
When we deploy that's the number one way
that we can reunite people with their pets.
When they're found and they come back,
that microchip is unmistakable as to ownership.
Having a picture of your with your pets, veterinary records,
so that when you may have to go back to a shelter
to pick up a pet that's been separated from you,
being able to prove ownership is really key.
And I know that living in predominately rural areas
you have a lot of livestock.
So engaging with your county extension agent,
and saying, I have a trailer,
I can pull out this many cattle,
or this many horses, or this many goats,
or whatever livestock you particularly have.
Knowing where they livestock shelter is set up,
they can start to identify extra resources they may need.
You know, we need to use the FFA trailers
from five different counties to come in
and help get animals out.
And making sure that there's hay,
and the types of feed that they need,
and that the the type of care
that large animals need to have is provided at that shelter.
So it's really important that they know how much feed,
how much space, things like that, are gonna be required.
In Brazoria County they set up at the fair grounds
because it's uniquely set up
to house large numbers of large animals.
And so being able to know where to take them,
who has capacity, who can help, who needs help,
all that tends to run through
the Texas Animal Health Commission,
and your local county extension agent.
- That's pretty good info.
Even before, we mentioned
when you identify potential shelters,
if you have pets you need to identify
what shelters can take pets.
Do they ever need proof of rabies vaccine?
Or do you need any credentials
to get your small pet into these shelters?
- Rabies vaccination is required by law,
but not everybody who has a pet that's running loose,
or that needs a shelter, has that.
So typically if you can't prove
that they have a rabies vaccination,
they're going to get it.
They'll also get vaccinated against some things like
kennel couch, and those types of transmissible diseases
that tend to happen when you have
a bunch of animals in close proximity.
- So they won't deny your pet?
- No they won't deny your pet.
But they're gonna ask for records or proof of vaccination,
and then if they don't have it,
your pet may be in quarantine for a little bit,
or isolated away from the main population
of animals in the shelter.
And then at that same time,
they're probably going to administer the vaccines
that they need to be in a large population.
- Okay that's good to know.
I know I have a few pets that I would need to take with me
in case of a scenario like that.
What do we do with the members of our family
that might need a little bit more assistance?
You know, what about small children?
Do they need any specific helpful toy,
or certain kind of medication?
What about my grandmother who's oxygen?
Can we get extra tanks in advance?
- So kinda to address that, The Red Cross
has got this great program called the Pillowcase Project.
It's unwritten by a big company.
And basically the kids are taught in the case of a fire,
or you need to take something and evacuate your house,
here's your pillowcase,
and they practice what they need to put in.
So that's one way to do that,
and to practice with the kiddos, that helps to sway it.
When we talked about evacuating to certain regions,
people with certain health needs,
if you think about people in hospitals
that require certain things,
they will also be sent to certain regions as well.
So somebody that is more ill,
there are very possibly
designated areas where they would go.
- To piggyback off what Martin was saying,
you know, that's the key, we have a lot of resources,
we have a lot of capability to ensure pets,
people with special needs, have that continuity of care,
they have a shelter that they can go to,
but we can't help those that we don't know about.
And so it's really important
that if you have family members, or your immediate family
needs assistance with small animals, large animals,
people in your family with disabilities,
or other types of illnesses, that it's communicated,
so that they people who are helping
with that evacuation effort can best assist you.
And again, thinking about other
alternative means of communication.
Facebook, any kind of email if you have access,
even through an internet cafe or something like that,
at a Starbucks where you can go in
and get some quick wifi that's up and running.
There are other alterative ways
besides just strictly the phone lines to reach out.
- So I think that's all the time we have for today.
So this podcast was really about disaster preparedness.
Because of Friday, like we mentioned before,
we had one of the most successful Disaster Days.
It's was unique in many ways,
it had hundreds of students involved.
What made this one so special?
- Well Disaster Day has really become a signature event
for the Health Science Center, like you said,
and it's starting to attract a lot of attention
because of the utility,
the quality of the inter-professional experience,
the potential for the lessons learned,
it's a skillset that can't be taught in classrooms.
And so this year we were fortunate,
we had members of the Texas State Guard
who came in and helped train.
We included members of the Corps of Cadets here at A&M
to come in and help with some of the
logistical movement of people.
In addition we also had even international visitors.
We had two people coming in from Germany.
One from the German federal government
who was here to observe Disaster Day
to see how we bring in multiple disciplines
to train together in a mass casualty event.
The idea is he and the German graduate student who were here
would be able to then take that back to Germany
and work together with universities there,
to begin to create something similar in that country.
And I really feel like based on their experience here
the leadership, particularly the student leadership,
of Disaster Day, may have the opportunity to go over there
and almost serve as consultants
with the students in Germany.
To help them to begin to develop this concept further.
So it's a concept that, you know, to began here locally,
it was an A&M idea of selfless service,
and we're able to extend that
hopefully in the future overseas.
- And it goes without saying,
this is the second year we've had Disaster Day
at Disaster City, which for those of you who don't know,
this is a great resource.
It's probably one of only four or five
big training areas in the United States.
And please take some time to check out
some of their videos and information.
They have people coming from all over the world
to train there so we're very fortunate
to be in a place that has this great resource.
- Disaster day was on such a major scale.
Was there anybody else in addition to TEEX
that stepped in to help make this such a success?
- Again starting off with TEEX,
we wouldn't be able to have the quality of the experience
that we are able to provide these students,
without having something as magnificent as Disaster Day,
or Disaster City for them to go and train in.
But you know, it involves a lot of people
and a lot of expense, and we wouldn't be able to do that
without having sponsors like HEB,
who has stepped up now for the second year in a row,
to provide a significant contribution
to help us provide this level of training.
- Yeah that's pretty incredible
how the community is supporting this event to you.
- Absolutely, couldn't do it without it.
- Absolutely.
- Okay guys, thank you for coming on the show.
Angela, Martin, it's been a pleasure.
- Thank you.
- Thank you.
- This has been Sounds Like Health.
- Thank you for joining us on Texas A&M Health Talk.
Our production of the Texas A&M
University Health Science Center.
Visit us on the web at vitalrecord.tamhsc.edu
where you'll find answers to all of your health questions.
Until next time, stay healthy.
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What do you do when you fall behind on your 941 payroll taxes? - Duration: 4:36.
I have fallen behind on with my 941 payroll taxes any advice? That's a great question we have a lot of companies in that
situation who come and look for funding and it is a problem. You've got to pay
your payroll taxes so we do look at that in detail. But there's a number of
different ways that we approach it. It really does depend what situation you're
at so has the IRS filed a lien already? Or are you just falling behind and need
some help? With factoring we're not worried about that as long as we have
the full information. But we do prefer and one of the reasons Dave is here is
he can talk about companies that use a payroll service. You don't have the worry
of falling behind with your taxes so much. Dave talk a little bit about the
services that you can help people with to stop them falling into that trap. Sure
of course one of our first jobs is to keep people out of trouble with the tax
agencies. That is what keeps a lot of people up at night. I know it does for
you. So what do you do when you're in that situation? As you said the first
question is assess where you're at because if you have some taxes that are
past due the very first thing that you need is a
plan for how to not have it happen again. If you are in a situation
where you need to go to the tax agency like the IRS and try to work out a
payment plan with them...The very first question they're going to
gonna look at is what are you doing right now? They'll work with you if
you have it under control now. We've seen people that have
got into installment plans and that's great and we can actually help them
manage that as well we'll remind them we can build a reserve to pay that payment
if they you know can't get organized enough to do it. The last thing you want
to do is if you've taken all of that time and effort to get an installment
plan is to lose it by defaulting on it. But because they're going to be much
less liable to help you if you fall out of that plan. So one of the things
that we're working with small business owners on when we manage the payroll
process is that the cash flow involved gets managed payday by payday so that
eliminates that chance of the problem getting worse or happening again. And as a lender we like to see that
because again we can rely on rely on Dave and his firm to take care of it. So
you know you won't fall back into that problem so it's a great
question. The answer is YES we can help you and if you don't have a payroll
service in place right now we will strongly recommend that you do that
because it will stop you getting into that trap again. Now if you happen to
have a lien filed again it's not necessarily the end of the world but we
are going to need that lien taken care of. So with factoring we can generate
enough cash usually from your receivables to pay it off. We can also
work with a payroll company or a tax advisor to see if there's any kind of
offer and compromise that can be done in order for that to be resolved. Right
there's one thing to keep in mind when you have that passed due situation is
it's expensive. So addressing it promptly is
going to be in everybody's best interest. So as you're saying if the
business is in a situation where they've got some credit capacity you're probably
going to be better off to try and structure it take advantage of that get
the tax agency out of the picture, combined with have
the process in place so it doesn't happen again. Exactly, and you know it
doesn't hurt having an expert look after your payroll for you. I know when we
started this business I didn't have one day-one and trying to organize that
along with run the company was a lot of stress and I knew that it wasn't my area
of expertise then I could easily mess it up. So you know it's always a great idea
to work with the professionals and have your payroll and your taxes taken care
of. But don't look at any issue with 941 arrears or anything like that as being
it's the end of the road for you. It really isn't there's a lot of people out there
that can help.
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How to build your own ticket using momondos Custom ticket - Duration: 1:18.
For us as travelers it's very important to create our own journeys and don't follow
the footsteps of others.
We love to be independent and create our own journeys.
Your flight search should be as individual as you are, so here's a little trick how
you can customize your flight search using momondo.
So usually you would sort by price first, right?
But what if other criteria are important to you as well?
Then you should go to the right side here to Custom Ticket, and that gives you actually
the freedom to sort your flight results by departure time, duration, arrival time, and
also the price.
And what's really cool is that you get your flight results here in a chronological order.
So if you know there's a specific flight with maybe your preferred airline at a certain
time during the day, you can easily find that one here.
And a cool little thing is you can do that also for your return ticket.
So this gives you the complete freedom to tailor your ticket exactly to fit to your
personal needs, which I really like.
We really love the Custom Ticket because, let's be honest, sometimes we don't want
to have a 20-hour stopover or flights that leave in the middle of the night.
So try it out the next time you book a flight.
And enjoy your trip!
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