Waching daily Jan 29 2017

I ain't been gettin' high...

Well, maybe a little, baby, I don't wanna lie

I know when you text me girl, I don't always reply

Well, you're not an angel either, you can't even fly

I notice, you think that you know shit All this shade that's coming at me, I wonder

who throws it They can't see the vision, boy, they must

be out of focus That's a real hot album, homie, I wonder who

wrote it, oh, shit Otay, pray them niggas go away

Always hella clowns around it look like Cirque Du Soleil

This is not the album either, these are just the throwaways

This shit still so cold when it drop, it's gonna be a motherfucking snow day

Ayy, boy is good and he knows it, he don't say it, he shows it

I am just like the DeRozan, if I shoot it, it goes in

I am in Cali just coastin', get 'em so wet they need coasters

I got a selfie with Oprah, I just ain't never post it

And I'm in my happy place posted, I ain't frown since '06

I ain't cried since '01, my pad like Six Flags and your house is no fun

You can come back to mine though, your friend ain't cute, but it's fine though

We gon' end on a high note

I spy with my little eye A girlie I can get 'cause she don't get too

many likes A curly-headed cutie I can turn into my wife

Wait, that means forever, ever, hold up, never mind

I spy with my little eye A girlie I can get 'cause she don't get too

many likes A curly-headed cutie I can turn into my wife

Wait, that means forever, ever, hold up, never mind

Oh, I, I spy with my little eye I spy, I spy with my little eye

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Branding vs. Direct Marketing, part 2 - Duration: 12:32.

So last week's video was called

"Rock and Roll Branding vs Direct

Marketing" and it was about branding vs.

direct marketing and how those two very

distinct styles of marketing are coming

together and how the really big brands

are starting to figure out that direct

marketing is awesome... and for those of us

little guys that have been using direct

marketing online for so long that

branding is becoming more and more

important. So got a lot of great comments

on that video and questions as well. So I

thought I'd just do a little quick "Part 2"

revisit branding vs direct marketing,

especially with regards to our type of

businesses. So, first of all, I got a

comment from Stu McClaren. Stu's

been a great friend of mine for a long

time and many of you know him as the

creator of the Tribe course. So,

first of all, I gotta say it's just awesome

that I have amazing people stopping by and

leaving comments on my blog. Like a few

weeks ago , it was Steven Pressfield, the

the author of many books, including "The

War of Art," which is a great book. In any

any case, Stu stopped by and he said, "For me,

this is what makes it now so exciting.

The brand marketing helps us reach the

masses; the direct response marketing

helps us make it profitable." And that's

exactly right. Direct marketing is

becoming more and more mainstream.

Everyone's getting used to it. Everyone's

using it.

The stakes are going up. You have to be

better at it. It's not as easy as it was.

There's a lot of things that are easier

in this business, but people are getting

used to really good direct marketing and

so that means you have to keep on stepping up

your game. You know, welcome to life. That's

the way life is.

But Stu's absolutely right. We're now

able to reach the mainstream like we

weren't a few years ago. I look at my

business and how it's become so much

more mainstream. Like I

go by my friends and especially

neighbors and

when I see them starting to

know who I am and get on my list, it's a

little bit weird. But it also tells me

we're hitting the mainstream.

Ten years ago, none of my friends or

neighbors had a clue what I was doing or

the type of business I was in or

even awareness that this thing existed...

and now it seems like almost

everyone has got a friend that's got an

online business - and they're pretty much

always online direct marketing-style

businesses. So getting your

branding right and having a site that

looks good and just your entire brand

that is something that the mainstream

can feel comfortable with is absolutely

important. And the direct marketing is

the thing that allows us to close the

sale. So that's what awesome about direct marketing.

Then there was another comment just below

that from Tim. He said, "Stu's summary

above is spot-on." So he was responding to

Stu McClaren's comment. He said, "My add... beyond

great content, over delivery and

professionalism lies a whole other level

of connection. People are also looking

for and hoping to see the real you, something

Jeff and Stu are both

masters at, which is why so many people

are drawn to you guys. It's a huge part

of your brand. Funny thing, the more we're

just ourselves in any communication, the

greater the connection - and impact always

always goes up." So Tim...

well, first of all, he said some very nice things, so thank you,

Tim, I appreciate that. It said very nice

things about me...

thank you.

That's what I want to speak to. It's this idea,

in our kind of business, especially the

personality-based brand, a personality-

based business, which mine is and most of

us are. Because for smaller, micro kind of

online businesses, it's easier to sell if

there's a personality behind the sale.

And your personally can be

any number of different things.

You know, you could be angry.

You could be happy. You could be whatever

your brand is.

I mean, like somebody who gets this really well is

Gary Vaynerchuk, Tim Ferris - both those

guys, they get this really well. And they

have a specific brand that they put out.

I have a different style. I have a

different personality. I have a different

brand. The thing I stumbled on really

really early...very, very early, this

was like 1996 or 1997... was that I could only

be the best me. And so the way I've

always communicated... like when you get an

email from me,

it's written in the same style that I

send an email to a friend. And when I

record a video for you, my intent is that

I'm on camera just as I am with my

friends or with my family. And I know the

closer I can get between the video Jeff

and the friend Jeff or the dad Jeff or the

husband Jeff, the more the authenticity

comes through... and authenticity really,

really, really sells. It really, really,

really builds your business. Because

what you're doing is you're

building a connection with your future

clients or customers. And these days

online, when you're inauthentic, when

you're not congruent, it really shows

through. Ten years ago, when it

was all just text-based and it was a

sales letter online, you could get away

with all kinds of stuff. But nowadays

there's so much coming through on social that it

really gets hard to fake being someone

you're not.

So my advice is to get comfortable with who

you are and get comfortable with sharing that.

And like I said, this is something I just

stumbled upon, I think because I

didn't know any better in 1996. I didn't

know I was supposed to act

like a big, important brand, so I

just acted like myself... and it worked

and it kept on working and that's just

who I am. And so this leads to another

comment that is very very interesting. It

sort of ties into Tim's comment.

This is from Chris Miller. Chris said,

"This post has me wondering... because your

sites are very nicely designed, but the

emails aren't polished at all.

I thought part of the

gimmick was to make them look like they were

typed personally to make them seem

more personable. But shouldn't polished,

well-designed emails that are

mobile-friendly be part of that overall

branding? I feel like I'm missing something

here." And Chris was missing a little

something. So, yeah, my sites are hopefully

nicely designed. They're not super

high concept, you know, crazy amazing

design... but I hope they're

nicely designed. I hope they're at

least at a minimum level of professional-ness.

And, you know, to

tell you the truth, seven or eight years ago

they weren't. Because it wasn't that

important. But now there's sort of this

minimum level where you got to have...

I mean, if someone just

stumbles upon your site, it has to look

fairly professional, at least fairly

modern, fairly well done.

The great news is these days it's so

easy to do that.

Five to ten years ago it was hard. Now, for

landing pages, there's tools

like LeadPages and things like that

that just allow you to create

great-looking landing pages. And then if

you're creating a website, 99% of us should

probably be using Wordpress. But then

there's so many great Wordpress themes

that it's just easy to create a

great-looking page. And everyone else in

the world is doing it, so you have

to look at least passably professional

there. Now in terms of my emails, I want

my emails to come out like I had

just typed an email to a friend. So I

just look at the emails that I send back

and forth to my friends. Like if they're

pinging me to see if I want to go

skiing or something like that, or

they're sending me like a link

to a cool guitar they like, I look at the

emails I sent back and forth with

friends... and that's how I want my emails

to look like when I'm sending them out. So

Chris said the emails aren't

polished at all... I thought part of the gimmick...

I never want to use

gimmick, so that sort of threw a red flag for a

bit, but let's leave that aside because

Chris wasn't trying to

be demeaning or anything here.

"The emails aren't polished at all. I thought

part of the gimmick was to make them look

like they were typed personally to make them

seem more personal."

Uh, not so much typed personally,

but they feel like they're coming from

me as a friend. Because when I think of

what hopefully my brand

represents out in the world is

just a very friendly brand, a very

friendly me that you can connect with,

that even though I'm reaching hundreds

of thousands and even millions of people, I

think of the people on

my list as they're just an extended

family. And I want them to feel that way.

And I want them to feel a connection to

me and I want them -- and I'm speaking to you now.

Entrepreneurs are the future of the

world. We're the ones changing the world.

The people that are publishing wisdom-

based products, information products,

training products are the people I'd

really love to help out.

I think they're the ones that are

the future of education, which

again is the future of the world. And I

want to empower them. I want to empower

you.

I want you to understand that if you

haven't started your business, this is a doable

business. It's very, very doable. I started

with nothing. I started

as a stay-at-home dad and

I built this amazing business that has

touched millions and millions and

millions of people

either through me or through the clients I've helped.

And so I know it's possible and I want

people to understand that. And for those

of you that already have great

businesses going, I want to push you to

think bigge, to think that your reach and

your impact and your lifestyle and your

income can all be ten times bigger. So

that's what my brand is about - and it's

about just having fun,

it's about being relaxed and it's about

sharing your message with the world. So

for me, I don't want a super highly

designed email going out that's all fancy,

because it's not the email that I send

my friends. When I send an email to my

friends, it doesn't have a big

graphic header or something on there.

It's just plain text... and I

love text. And then it sends

people to videos like this, which might

or might not be highly produced or

highly professional. This one was just like

basically a sort of fancy selfie.

Sometimes my videos are super awesomely

polished and fancy... and that's usually when my son's

involved, when he's shooting my videos. But again,

everything around my brand,

it's not about sending fancy emails. So

there's a little bit more insight into

brand and it's something you need to be

thinking about. But really the

easiest way to get your brand right, if

you're in this type of business, is just

to be as authentic as you can. Think

about the video "you" or the email "you" and

then the friend "you" or the father or

the son or the whatever "you" - and how close

can you get those. My wish is for

for me... basically I'm the

same person on camera as I am if you run

into me at the grocery store or that my

kids see. And if you can nail that, the

closer you can be in your video

"you" or your professional "you" and

who you are with your family

and friends, I think that shines through...

and that wins in today's market.

Because people are looking for that, people want

that, people hunger for that. I'm Jeff

Walker. Wherever you're watching

this, scroll down, leave a comment for me,

tell me what you think. Tell me what you

think my brand is, what my brand

represents. And let's go get 'em this week.

For more infomation >> Branding vs. Direct Marketing, part 2 - Duration: 12:32.

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Treasure Fairies Gameplay - WMS/SGI - Duration: 2:21.

Alright, so, this is a game we have here now called "Treasure Fairies."

It's a WMS game.

And the reason that I'm recording this is that it has an interesting way of playing!

As you can see, it starts off here, it says 9 lines.

(Game Playing Sounds and an Air Conditioner...)

Well there's no real guarantee that it'll hit so this may take a moment...

But as you hit, it starts to slide over!

And, of course, now it's not gonna do it...

And there's one hit.

Yeah, it actually goes the whole way over and if you get the whole way over here, this

actually acts as an extra bonus.

So, yeah!

I thought that was pretty cool!

(Machine Beeping!)

(Game Music -- Some kind of woodwind and string assembly...)

*Chuckling*

It's not gonna hit, but why not?

I knew it!

Well, there ya go!

Again, that was "Treasure Fairies."

And, uh, yeah, I thought it was kinda neat!

For more infomation >> Treasure Fairies Gameplay - WMS/SGI - Duration: 2:21.

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The famous sausage sizzle from Bunnings | Living in Melbourne 012 | Sub. Español - Duration: 6:24.

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This doomsday bunker costs $3 million - Duration: 2:11.

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Episode 118: Live from That Conference 2016 Part 2 - Duration: 1:00:37.

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Conversation Tips - Real English Phrases - Learn English with Bob the Canadian - Duration: 2:12.

Hi Bob the Canadian here.

Let's talk about noses.

Everyone has one.

Mine's a little bit bigger than most.

Hi Bob the Canadian here.

Today I wanted to talk a little bit about those little things that you can say to help

you during an English conversation.

So let's say you're having a conversation with someone and they're talking about something

that you find interesting.

A neat way to make the conversation flow better is to say things like:

That's neat.

Or

That's cool.

Or

That's interesting.

And if you need some time to think you can even stretch it out and say things like:

I find that interesting.

I find that pretty neat.

I find that fascinating.

Another suggestion to help conversation with English speakers go better is to simply ask

them questions.

People love talking about themselves.

So if you can ask questions like:

How many times did you do it?

How long were you gone for?

Or

Did you enjoy yourself?

Or Describe that to me a bit.

It sounds fascinating.

Which leads me to the last example.

You can combine the two.

So you'll want to get comfortable saying things like:

That's neat.

I find that fascinating.

How long were you gone for?

Or

That's really interesting.

So you like camping?

Or

I find that pretty neat.

I've always wanted to do that.

Was it hard to get started?

Bob the Canadian here.

Learn English with Bob the Canadian.

I'm really enjoying making these videos for you and I hope you're enjoying watching them.

Please subscribe below to my channel.

I'm trying to make a video at least once a week.

Sometimes more.

And it's my job to help you learn English.

Have a great day.

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January was a month western Massachusetts just had to "adapt" to - Duration: 1:54.

JANUARY HAS BEEN A DISAPOINTING

MONTH FOR THOSE WHO LOVE SKIING

WEATHER.

22NEWS STORM TEAM METEOROLOGIST

JENNIFER PAGLIEI IS 'WORKING FOR

YOU'

WITH A LOOK BACK AT WHY JANUARY

WAS A MONTH WHEN SOME SKIERS

JUST HAD TO

FIND A NEW OUTDOOR ACTIVITY.

AS WE CONTINUE THROUGH THE LAST

WEEKEND IN JANUARY MOST OF US

CAN'T

HELP BUT NOTICE THE LACK OF SNOW

THIS MONTH. WESTERN

MASSACHUSETTS SAW ABOUT 4

DIFFERENT SNOW STORMS

SCATTERED THROUGHOUT JANUARY,

BUT THEY DIDN'T BRING MUCH.

AND WHEN IT DID SNOW, IT DIDN'T

LAST LONG ON THE GROUND DUE TO

THE MILD

TEMPERATURES.

WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS IS A GOOD

9 INCHES BELOW

ITS AVERAGE SNOWFALL TOTALS FOR

THE MONTH OF JANUARY

THIS MONTH WE HAVE SEEN AROUND 5

INCHES OF SNOW, WHERE OUR

AVERAGE SNOWFALL TOTALS ARE

AROUND 14 INCHES FOR JANUARY.

AFTER HEADING OVER TO

COMPETITIVE EDGE SKI & BIKE IN

EAST LONGMEADOW

22NEWS FOUND OUT, SKI SALES ARE

ACTUALLY NOT DOING THAT BAD.

WE'RE DOING WONDERFUL WITH

BIKES, SKIIS ALL THAT

YOU KNOW NEW ENGLAND WANTS TO

SKI ITS JUST A MATTER OF WHERE

THEY'RE GOING

FOR THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN WANTING

TO DO WINTER ACTIVITIES HAVE

EITHER GONE ON

COLDER DAYS IN JANUARY OR HAVE

HEADED UP NORTH, WHERE KEEPING

SNOW AROUND IS A LOT EASIER.

HERE IN WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS

MOST PEOPLE JUST HAD TO ADAPT TO

THE

WEATHER, AND CHANGE UP THEIR

PATTERN IN WHAT THEY DID OUTSIDE

ACCORDING TO THE WEATHER THAT

DAY.

A COUPLE WEEKS AGO WHEN WE HAD

THOSE 50 DEGREE

TEMPERATURES WE HAD PEOPLE

PULLING UP TO OUR PARKING LOT

AND DOING GROUP RIDES OUT HERE

YOU KNOW PEOPLE ARE ON THE FENCE

AND A WEEK THAT YOU CAN GET A

BIKE RIDE IN TUESDAY AND GO

SKIING THURSDAY IS A GREAT WEEK

IT MIGHT NOT BE A CHANGE SOME

PEOPLE WANTED TO SEE THIS MONTH

BUT ITS

SOMETHING WE'VE HAD TO ADAPT TO.

COLDER AIR LOOKS TO BE MOVING IN

FOR THE FIRST WEEK OF FEBRUARY

FOR THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN CRAVING

THE GOOD OLE NEW ENGLAND WINTER.

IN EAST LONGMEADOW, 22NEWS STORM

TEAM METEOROLOGIST

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Vanessa Murdock (01 28 2017) - Duration: 2:40.

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Lucie Jones "Never Give Up On You" (United Kingdom) Eurovision 2017 [1080p] - Duration: 3:07.

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Raw Bench Press 150KG x 5 REPS. - Duration: 9:27.

Available for (FREE) Online Strength Coaching.

16 week Pecking cycle week 1 Bench Press.

Raw Bench Press Set 1 110KG x 5 reps.

Set 2 120KG X 5 reps.

Set 3 130KG x 5 reps.

Set 4 140KG x 5 reps.

Set 5 150KG x 5 reps.

Close Grip Bench Press Set 1 60KG x 5 reps.

Set 2 90KG X 5 reps.

Set 3 110KG x 5 reps.

Set 4 130KG x 5 reps.

Cambered Bar Bench Press Set 1 60KG x 5 reps.

Set 2 80KG x 5 reps.

Set 3 100KG x 5 reps.

Set 4 120KG x 5 reps.

Incline Dumbbell Press 50KG each hand 3 sets x 10 reps.

Military Press Standing Set 1 60KG x 5 reps.

Set 2 70KG x 5 reps.

Set 3 80KG x 5 reps.

Set 4 90KG x 5 reps.

Dumbbell Side Raises 3 sets x 10 reps.

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Adventures at the Heifetz International Music Institute - Weeks 3 and 4 - Duration: 2:22.

(Laughs) Chris!

Hey guys! So it's week 3 of my vlog

and there's a lot of updates.

I moved into a new place

Kai's staring at me really weirdly

Nick! Say hi

This is Ken guys!

We're getting some icecream

to reward ourselves for an hour of car-

(laughs)

cardio.

Um We're all deciding which one to get because we want to share.

This is...people.

Say hi guys!

Julia, show us what we got.

Tonight, I'll be performing at the Heifetz Francis Auditorium

Hey guys, so I just finished performing for the second concert

and um

it went pretty well.

It's really nice because the audience here, they're so enthusiatic

and they're very

friendly and welcoming.

Hey guys, so I'm at Pompei right now with

some people.

You guys wanna say hi?

(laughs)

Anyways, so it's karaoke night and

I guess...

STAHP STARING GUYS

(Kai singing)

Say somethinggg

For more infomation >> Adventures at the Heifetz International Music Institute - Weeks 3 and 4 - Duration: 2:22.

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Dramatic Color Effect - Photoshop Tutorial - Duration: 6:52.

Hello Everyone,

in today's video

we'll see a really cool color grading tutorial

on how to add that kind of dramatic effect to your pictures

using Adobe Photoshop

alright, fantastic

so!!

LETSGETTOIT!

alright

open your Adobe Photoshop

and open the image that you'll be using

I'm gonna open this one in here

alright, so the first that we are going to do

is to duplicate this image two times

so I'm gonna press CTRL+J two times

and as you can see in here we'll have two copies of this image

now I'll go to the first copy in here

and I will name it High Pass 1

and I'll go to the other copy and I'll name it High Pass 2

because we'll be applying the High Pass filter on the both images in here

For more infomation >> Dramatic Color Effect - Photoshop Tutorial - Duration: 6:52.

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JOY Forever Fragrant AirFLO Purifier and Humidifier - Duration: 11:40.

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Myomectomy Vaginal Fibroid Removal PreOp® Patient Engagement and Education - Duration: 2:50.

On the day of your operation, you will be asked to put on a surgical gown.

You may receive a sedative by mouth and an intravenous line may be put in.

You will then be transferred to the operating table.

To perform this procedure, your doctor will need unobstructed access to your uterus, so

your feet will be raised, separated and placed in canvas slings - holding your legs in a

position much like that position used during a routine gynecological exam.

To begin, your genital area will be clipped or shaved and swabbed with an antiseptic solution

and sterile towels are draped around until only the vulva is exposed.

Then the surgeon will use a gloved hand to conduct a vaginal examination and will check

the size and location of the uterus by pressing on your lower abdomen.

Your doctor will then use a retractor to open the vagina.

Once the cervix is visible, a forceps is used to grasp the front lip of the cervix and to

pull it forward - causing the uterus to open.

Through that opening, your doctor will insert an instrument called a hysteroscope.

A hysteroscope allows the surgical team to insert all necessary optical and surgical

instruments into the uterus.

At the beginning of the procedure, a harmless gas or fluid will be introduced into the uterus,

causing it to expand.

By inflating the uterus slightly, your doctor is better able to reach the operative site.

Next, a wire loop is inserted.

This loop is used to grab the fibroid tissue and snip it free from the muscular wall of

the uterus.

When your doctor is satisfied that all fibrous tissue has been removed, the hysteroscope

and all other instruments are withdrawn.

The gas or fluid is allowed to escape and the uterus returns to its normal shape.