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New Giant Jurassic World Surprise Egg / TRex Vs Indominus Rex / Velociraptor, Spinosaurus, Unboxing - Duration: 19:33.
New Giant Jurassic World Surprise Egg / TRex Vs Indominus Rex / Velociraptor, Spinosaurus, Unboxing
awesome surprise toys to open up today
but before we do here are a few of the
dinos i have already unboxed if you want
to go to the end of this video and check
out the playlist I got the stomp and
strike Tyrannosaurus Rex I've got the
regular Tyrannosaurus Rex the four pack
of blocks Raptors which is exclusive to
target the Tyrannosaurus Rex lockdown I
got the small little dilophosaurus
Chomper I've got the dress it carnal
Raptor I got Velociraptor blue
dilophosaurus Rex Chomper t-rex and
ominous rex and gyrosphere I've got blue
and Owen set the bank indominus rex sets
there with the spikes the hybrid t-rex
and then I've unboxed pretty much all of
the drastic world toys and did some
pretty cool stories of battles with
those if you also want to check out that
playlet and i also unbox these two these
two are awesome these come in the
blu-ray DVD set for Jurassic world you
got the t-rex and indominus I got full
reviews of those but the main story
today is going to be this egg and the
surprise toys that are in the eggs and
that we will be opening today okay and
one of today's main features is going to
be this huge eggs that I bought on eBay
this is exclusively found in odd
Thailand so you have to order this from
ebay if you want to search for it you
can search like a drastic world egg
and then put in the city Thailand or
drastic world movie so you get the
memorabilia but this is a huge Jurassic
world egg that is meant to hold popcorn
so if you go ahead and open up the top
here you see you make popcorn and you
fill this up with popcorn inside so that
is really cool and I just like to look a
bit because on it sets here major major
motion picture so this is a authentic
memorabilia from the drastic world movie
in Thailand so you probably could have
bought this at the movie theater or
maybe you got it with your popcorn you
can see there's like cracks all over the
egg you could look at the bottom all
there's no writing or anything so this
egg does just aw snap together and opens
right at the top there but anyways let's
see what was in the egg okay so first
thing we're going to pull out of the egg
is this awesome takara tomy Pteranodon
so all this thing is not too big but it
is pretty cool looking you can hear see
here are these this all here is Japanese
language so i can't really read it but
you do have to ran it on here you got
the fish there here is some of the other
ones you could buy here here's a good aw
look at the back and the bio of the
Trinity on I mean I wish I could read
that and then here is a good look at the
bottom of it so anyways let's go ahead
and open this up because to Cara makes
really cool toys and let's take a look
at it okay so the first thing you get is
this sticker here some type of sample or
something and then you get a cool little
off this is probably like a
biography of the trend on so if you do
read Japanese you could probably pause
it and take a look at that then here is
okay so this is actually English this is
more than a thousand pieces of fossil
trended on has been found then off you
want to go ahead and read the rest of
that all's it and read it and then let's
go ahead and take a look at the
Pteranodon himself so he is pretty tiny
I mean he is very detailed but he is
tiny and then he does also come with
this tiny little black fish so that's
the fish she's carrying in the picture
there but anyways let's go ahead and
take a look at him because like I told
you off to kara told me does really good
detail on their toys it's like a rubber
figure with the mouth that opens up and
down you can see they even painted like
the iris of the eye there its got like a
blue I with like white around it I mean
it's so tiny but they did such a good
job painting it and then movement wise
the wings will go around and 360 degree
movement and they do also pop off off
because it does go there on a ball joint
so here you could see what it looks like
so like I said ah very good detail small
but I do love the detail on this guy so
you can go ahead and put the fish in his
mouth so it looks just like the picture
on the box so there you go with the fish
in its mouth okay and then the next
thing we're going to get out of the egg
is a braless or at and this is actually
the spinal raptor so if you want to go
ahead and turn it around these ones you
could actually scan into a nap and you
could actually if you play jurassic
world the game
you could actually scan these in a
battle with this dino in the game I
believe it's a one-time use I used it
before it and let you use it one time so
you would actually remove the code here
and then go ahead and scan what's under
here but I don't really want to remove
it because I haven't used it yet so if I
do remove it you guys could actually
scan that and use it so I apologize for
that but these braless ores are really
cool I have their a complete battle set
so you go ahead and these ones you
choose three different option here and
it's based on rock paper scissors so one
option will beat the other you go ahead
and pull them back on the track you push
the buttons they raced toward each other
and they have like magnets here so they
will hit and stick and they like flip
around and beat the other Dino based on
which one wins so the three options
you'd have is you have like bite bash
and claw and then you go ahead and wind
this guy up here you pull them back you
let them go and they attack each other
and based on if you pick the correct one
on the bottom there most of the time
your Dino will win so that is the final
Raptor there so if you want to go ahead
and check out some of those battles go
to my playlist at the end of the video
and then the next one we pull out of
there is to a dual pack of braless oars
you got the Tyrannosaurus Rex verse the
Triceratops so this one is really cool
it says crash and brawl here once again
if you remove those stickers you could
scan it into your app and fight with it
on the game here you can see it's
showing like a vanishing scene of the
two fighting ok let's open this up and
that's what they look like before I take
them out of the package
head and pop these out of here one at a
time probably shouldn't cut that but ah
so anyways here is the Triceratops like
I said if you to cut off you could scan
in the code his head does move up and
down so you would put it you actually
put them up like that when you all send
them to attack each other like I said if
you want to see these battle all I got a
lot of them battling in the Jurassic
world playlist at the end of here the
magnet here's where you spin the
selector switches are on the bottom
there so there if you picked like the
middle one that would be like bash and
then let's go ahead and take a look at
the t-rex one officer and once again I
probably should have cut that guy at it
there but so the t-rex one is yellow and
his head goes moved back that would be
the attack position and then you'd go
ahead and wind his tail also till it
clicks and then set them back push the
button they both fly out attack each
other make sure you are pick the right
selector on the bottom there like that
one would let me show you da there's the
claw one I believe the middle is the
bite and this one would be the bash so
that is really cool I mean I you could
if I hit the two together here you can
see they're going to spin watch this
okay I got a blind hem back up so that's
what they do one day I attack each other
they'll come together they'll hit the
magnet and spin out and depending on
which one you pick
will be which one wins so that is that
one and then we got another awesome one
this is the ankylosaurus verse the
indominus rex the indominus rex one is
actually pretty hard to find so here is
a fantasy scene picture of it and let's
open it up and check it out okay that's
what it looks like in the package before
anything is removed and guys are if you
do like any of the jurassic world toys
you do want to buy them soon because uh
hasbro actually loses the license this
june so just a few months and then
mattel is going to be taking over but
once they lose their license they're not
going to be able to sell these toys
anymore so they're going to disappear
off the shelves if you go under this
video actually I got a a link there that
will bring you to Amazon you could go
ahead and buy all the toys right through
our Amazon there the link it does give
me a very small commission but it
doesn't cost you guys any extra so if
you do go in there through my link and
purchase it I will get a small
Commission so you are helping to support
my channel and your bind some awesome
dinos while you're at it but don't wait
too long guys because these are going to
disappear from the shelves very quickly
okay so let's go ahead and take a look
at these guys okay so over here is the
ink lea soros once again the code is
under the sticker go ahead put his head
back wind them up plea clicks he's ready
to go you can see this guy's like a
purple and the yellowish color there and
then pick one of the options on the
bottom like this one I would pick like
cloth over there and then you got the
indominus when i bought these the first
time when they first started coming out
i bought a bunch of these braless ores
which like I said you could check out on
my review they did not have the
indominus rex then so all this is
actually the first time I'm reviewing
and indominus rex so once again you'd
put his head back once his tail off you
pick one of the options this one I'm
gonna pick a fight so he is cool-looking
he's like a yellow green color and then
if you set it off you're just the two
would fly toward each other it would hit
on a magnet BAM okay so they knock both
knocked each other so the track does
actually launched the to add each other
let's go ahead and take a look at it one
more time here you can even play with
these without the track so if you go
ahead oh it looks to me like ah the
ankylosaurus actually through the
indominus also the indominus would have
lost over there so really cool once
again like I said these magnets are
really powerful if you look at it you
can see the metal part pulls out and
they lock together there that's what
makes them like spin out of control like
that okay and then one more thing in the
package you get this awesome 15 pack of
tiny little drastic world dinosaurs
let's go ahead and take a look at them
so wow they look awesome let's see who
we have okay so we have a little white
and blue indominus rex it's guaranteed
to give you at least one indominus rex
so that is what he looks like and it
does have the little JW logo there then
it comes with a little green t-rex this
guy for some reason does not want to
stand on his own but he also does have
the JW logo then a really cool white and
gold Spinosaurus check that guy out wall
he looks awesome
then you gotta really Carl colorful
Moses oras he's gray blue yellow and
black like I said I mean I really like
these multi packs they are cool you got
another Moses oras a green brown and
black and gray you got a stag estera top
they're really nice brown and gray
coloring with the spikes on the tail JW
logo brown and like almost like brownish
gray color on the top there Triceratops
with little yellow eyes these little
figures are almost better detail than
the bigger diagnose I mean they did a
really good job on these small one and
then this one looks like a green and
grey velociraptor you got a brown ain't
a brown blue and black dimorphodon look
is really cool looking then you got two
little velociraptors you got a one
that's like dark and light grey and the
other one is like brown and yellow the
cool thing is they even painted like
inside of their mouth okay I mean the
paint is not the greatest quality but
it's cool that they did it and they
included the third claw on these little
ones and then you got trana Don that's
like green yellow and like a pinkish
color on his head there then you got to
ankylosaurus dinos one is red with
yellow eyes the other is green with red
eyes and then you've got a green and
yellowish Pachycephalosaurus so there we
go really cool awesome surprise egg guys
and guys if you aren't interested in
this egg I just want to give you a
warning I mean it is a really cool
looking egg
cool you could put popcorn and stuff
inside but thing is it breaks really
easily guys the first time I open in
here one of these pegs here just busted
right off I mean you guys a peg on the
other side so you could put it back on
there when you open it up sometimes if
you don't open it if you just open it
let it go back it'll I'll see you can
see there it's already popped out so I
mean if you want to egg for display
purposes go ahead and get it because
who's also looking but if you're buying
it for like playability be careful with
that guys because I tell you the truth I
mean I would personally I would buy it
myself again because it's a huge awesome
looking egg that is like movie
memorabilia and it's something that's
going to disappear but keep in mind it's
not exactly the greatest quality so uh
guys like I said if you do want to see
all these dinos and a lot more being
unboxed and battles and everything go to
the playlist at the end of this video
and also let me know in the comment
section down below which one of these
toys was your favorite I do read all
your comments I will get back to you as
soon as possible and thanks for viewing
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Jurassic World - The Game Dinosaurs Ludia Episode 28 Euoplocephalus HD - - Duration: 15:12.
wow guys it's great to see you again i'm so glad you came back we're here for
Jurassic World - The Game Dinosaurs Ludia Episode 28 Euoplocephalus HD -
we're going to start off with an awesome aquatic battle the sticks asaurus
kronosaurus first we got the sticks asaurus against the Moses orange whoa
also was thesaurus that is ok so here I've got my sticks asaurus versus Rose
asaurus also that looks like a good battle
ok so basically i put this guy in pretty much as a sacrifice so i could pull up
by reserved because the other two guys are shell creatures and the Shelf
creatures do really good against like the water creatures the water creatures
that have like this squiggly lines so this guy i'm just trying to build up the
reserve so let's let's do that see what happens
added one more reserved this guy probably wiped me out now
yeah okay blocking four times the and i believe i added three other reserved
well he'll be easily wiped me out you see one when they do like these are long
action sequences
I mean you're going to get wiped dollar so if it's just the regular tap they're
not gonna show along action so this guy probably gave me everything so build up
my reserve three and if i attack should only have to attack twice that was risky
is if you would've block and yet there at I would be in trouble
ok so this guy is attacked it's not high la vie attack school force could
probably take me up
ok so it's my turn again so basically I gotta take this guy out so i'm going to
attack before cool walk on these out
ok so even if the next guy takes me out I mean I'm pretty good spot really good
spot
ok so he did for he's got all actually he's got three and reserve so my squats
not raised at all but I'm gonna have six attacks so I'm just going all-out attack
ok he blocked three that should be enough to take them off
yeah also that was cool
victory for my kronosaurus yeah he's doing the big tree laughs okay super
rare pack cool me money coaster in the post suit guess also um ok so here are
ok i mean the creation lab right now creating this guy up getting this guy up
to level 31 you got to use odd two-level thirties and see he keeps failing i mean
this guy fail i think three times
let's see oh I gotta do him four times to get him through which I mean if
you're evolving dinosaurs make sure you got DNA because when i took my
Spinosaurus up to level 20
I think it built six times each time was 70 DNA actually not his level 30 each
time with 70 DNA in a for our way so it's it's painful
let me tell you that lunch
ok let's see now ok so here's my two younger soros at level 31
I gotta level this guy up to level 40 so I could reach one of my objectives which
is to have seven are dinosaurs at level 40 and I am on level I think 35 right
now you need to get 10 dinosaurs level so guys music really slowing down here
I mean it's taking a long time to progress so probably sometime next week
I'll be taking a break from aa adding these for a while while I build up all
the ones i have and then are periodically I like release more ones so
okay
ah here go ahead and pause it you want to read that ok so level 34 awesome
bonfire new expansion battle stage 30 more mystery pack nice under DNA it's
nice when you get DNA in your mystery packs and I like I said many times
before don't forget to collect your mystery packs every six hours you get a
new mystery pack so those are super important off to progress in this game
ok so what is next
ok let's see looks like i could collect somebody this guy's the proposed to
sookie guess haha wow that guy's weird it looks like a gator with four legs
okay guy is totally weird and that that he's a super rare one
I mean that guy off i just looked him up not long ago you don't you can't get
other ones to you be like battle stage 70 or something so it's it's something
like really high
so okay let's see
t-rex against that this sunday rip aah ok didn't have enough time to read that
i have recorded the song about a week after the video so something might not
cat off under percent
ok so here I'm just building up our reserve okay this guy's got a much
stronger attack
all ok he's going to one attack up to wall
ok
six so I should probably just attack them and will be enough
nice i took them all ok ok so t-rex is gonna come off he's gonna wipe this guy
out easily
he's got three ok he's using to to attack that means he's only got one life
so that should give to wipe them out pretty easily
let's see 215 I should be detected three times and get it
if he blocks up
ok it's like building up my reserve here and he does it oh he did attack
okay you only got one hit in ok cool so that's going to give me 6 i'm gonna need
to walk so the next guy doesn't just totally wipe me off backup for ok he
blocked one that should be enough
BAM t-rex out
ok so this guy was the one is this is this son the RIP Turris ok so he
attacked me one so I'm just gonna see ok he blocked one should be enough take
them all
yeah cool yeah
Spinosaurus is awesome
level 40 I mean he is cool and then I got that the Sun God the Son ripped
wrists
let me know if I'm pronouncing that wrong guys I'm probably butchering it
you heard it pronounced i'll let me know in the comments section of the wall how
to pronounce that
okay then here are just going to do a tournament so you wrapped this one oz
just doing the tournament while waiting for my our main dinosaurs the old
because you got a way off i got my spinal up to level 40 so you got with
three hours battles to use him again so i sort of oh wow like me out just like
that
okay so it's not a good start that's not a good start at all
let's see
I should be able to what mall
ok so he's got nothing left so tag we should take them off ok cool so this guy
probably wiped me out
yep pretty easily so i could get him out I'm gonna be going up against the urban
board
well I've got a chance
ok so he's got enough to last so BAM is out so this guy's attacks 58 he would
need quite a bit of attack take me down even attack up 403 left are you serious
wow that is also love talk about the other guy being disappointed that was
close
ok let's see if i could have any better lock here with the spin i usually give
meter . so i get anything else it'll be nice
ok so what am I gonna get DNA also 200 DNA I really needed that on the DNA so
hard to come by
ok so looks like that this son go whatever is ready to hatch so let's go
ahead and hatching ok the Sun got richer asst to sun directors haha hopefully
hopefully I'm not insulting anybody by totally butchering their ok so here's
what he looks I mean he looks almost like
a meeting pelican or something
so let's go ahead and feed the guy here I'm just poking him to get him are all
riled up this guy getting pretty riled up most of them do I mean if you just go
in there and start poking them the first time they like it they'll like roll over
it
keep poking them they get very angry ok so I'm just going to go ahead and catch
this guy just next to one that God ok so here I'm going to try another tournament
like t-rex gets fitted suit
Super Mom I must succumb us all many to be right out
all that's things that's not a good start
oh so do I just attack everything I build my reserves off i'm just gonna
build our reserves off of a sort of useless to attack this awhile he's gonna
let me go again
I've gotta build my reserve off then I've got two left side is all just
attack
ok I did to block but that that was sort of useless i should've just attack
because yes II Section 3 so he easily took me out while he used everything to
take me out so now it's pretty easy to figure out three attacks will easily
take them all
I'll build up my reserve three probably have to do some blocks the next guy
won't hurt me get to blogs and three attacks should take them all
yep ok he had not left everyone you use everything like that pretty easy to
figure out when you take exactly and then okc he attacked twice I've walked
twice off some ok so sure this guy has anything left at all
yeah probably have to tack them at least three times and then i'm going to build
up our reserve ok and attack a 42 got through yeah awesome
okay guys we're also getting pretty close to end this episode I mean I had a
great time making this with you guys and make sure you click like it helps me a
lot
there's an awesome and art Locker you there goes my spine Oh in here attack of
five boy he left himself open 2250 knees down my spinal source just took down
three opponents in a row that is also ok well i hope to see you guys soon
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What you need to know about FUKUSHIMA and NUCLEAR FALLOUT - Duration: 10:55.
okay so we have a serious problem here
and unfortunately is going to get worse
before it gets better and there are some
things that I feel need to be known and
understood because this affects everyone
on the planet everyone and that is
Fukushima it's been several years since
this disaster occurred you would think
because there is so little news
especially in the u.s. about Fukushima
these days you would be like to think
that they are getting things under
control nope they can't control it they
can't contain it this is what they are
not telling people there is a fire of
death learning in Japan right now and
the only one who can stop this is god
that's it there is no stopping this
these freaking idiots have unleashed
this beast upon us folks this is Japan's
Godzilla this is what you call a monster
so this catastrophe occurred back in
2011 and since then hundreds of millions
of tons of radioactive water has leaked
into the Pacific just to give you an
idea of how big the Pacific is just
Google Earth the Pacific Ocean it's
pretty much half the planet so because
it is about half the planet we must
consider that out of all the life on
Earth a great percentage of that life is
in it you see plants and animals are not
immune to radiation they develop
mutations and die off so I can honestly
not think of anything more haunting than
the idea of a dead pacific ocean but
it's happening there's no need to keep
looking at some crazy map of the
radiation plume spreading across the
Pacific it's everywhere now it's in our
water it's in our food it is in our
tissue and it will definitely be in our
children's tissue I think most people
have seen this map by now which is not a
map of Fukushima radiation but a map
showing oceanic wave heights these maps
are just model simulations based on the
collected data at that time they do not
know exactly how much radiation is
spewing out of the reactors or where it
is going the heavier radioactive
particles sink into the ocean as the
lighter particles get into the
atmosphere and there is a cumulative
effect
aside from the air blowing around
radioactive dust the entire ecosystem of
the ocean is contaminated and anything
coming out of that ocean onto someone's
dinner plate will contaminate the person
eating and it gets worse folks much
worse you see I don't think many people
get what this means because of this
radiation everything will begin to
literally fall apart understand that
this radiation affects everything that
is a thing metal rock concrete all that
yes because these radioactive particles
knock holes and the atomic matrix of
matter so metal weakens it will affect
electronic circuitry that keeps sending
in these robots and they can't even get
a photo to see what's going on because
the robots literally melt when they get
too close that's why more and more
planes are going to start falling out of
the sky like they have been you're going
to have more train derailments you're
going to see large structures fail and
collapse get this amusement park rides
are beginning to lose their structural
integrity as well now this is known as
the wigner effect and it is very real
this is when neutron radiation causes
the displacement of atoms within an
object or matter it in fact changes the
object there is no element on this
planet that can contain this nuclear
material even the power plants that are
currently active leak radiation let
doesn't stop it it only slows it down
this is why you need so many layers of
it for it to be effective over time this
stuff will decay anything they have to
keep replacing the sarcophagus from
Chernobyl because the radiation just
keeps eating through whatever they
buried in and this nuclear material over
at Fukushima is just burning through the
floor into the ground
all they can do is just keep flooding it
with water that they have to then store
in large containers that are not welded
but bolted together these things are
leaking radioactive water like crazy and
the amount of radiation coming out of
these reactors it's increasing it is a
true horror show ladies and gentlemen
and now the evacuated areas have been
taken over by wild radioactive boars and
they are attempting to move people back
in I can't make this stuff up I can and
it really brings me to tears knowing
that the people of Japan are not going
to be well off as a result of this and
we may be witnessing what will be the
complete death of this country and its
people but it's not just book Mishima
folks to how the nuclear reactor in
Norway is raising concerns because it is
failing and they are releasing
radioactive particles into the air
through ventilation to keep the reactor
from melting down if you live on the
east coast of the US well the Indian
Point nuclear reactors has been leaking
tritium into the water and God knows
what else and to top it off they built
this thing on a fault line you see folks
construction for many of these nuclear
plants begin in the 50s and these
facilities only have a lifespan of about
40 years it is now 2017 you do the math
these reactors are due to fall apart and
some of these madmen don't care and just
to show you how sick these madmen are I
want you all to go take a look at the
time lapse map of every nuclear
explosion from nineteen forty five to
nineteen ninety eight now this map is
obviously not current but the radiation
given off by these bombs still is
and guess who is responsible for
detonating the most nukes I'm telling
you you may get freaked out by watching
explosion after explosion on this time
lapse I'm talking about more than a
couple thousand that nations worldwide
and we act like this is normal this
doesn't look good it really does
radioactive elements mimic nutrients
such as calcium and potassium in the
body and this radiation these
macronutrients are readily absorbed by
the body especially if you are mineral
deficient this is why I stress cleansing
and trace mineral supplementation as
well as investing in the Geiger counter
to test your food this may not be the
end of mankind and everything else but
we are definitely on the road to total
destruction we don't make some moves to
use methods of creating energy that
won't kill us all there are going to be
some changes occurring around the world
and you may have to take some steps
backwards or we can fix this if we can
fix this at all but I believe not all
will be lost and we will get through
this in the end knowing that we have
finally been released from the hands of
madness
you
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Ten reasons to smile ... in three minutes! - Duration: 3:04.
(Sings: 'If you're happy come along if you feel that happiness is the truth.')
Hey, guys, my name is Asha and this video is for the British Council's LearnEnglish
Teens online magazine and YouTube channel.
OK, I just wanted to start off by saying there's a lot of things that are happening in the
world ... 2016/2017 which is a bit like ... WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE WORLD? ... which may make
you question some people's decisions about things ...WHAT ARE YOU THINKING? ... and make
you say things like, 'Really, are you being serious?'
I REALLY HOPE YOU'RE NOT BEING SERIOUS.
And I felt the need to make a positive video despite all the things that are happening.
So here are ten things that make me personally smile and hopefully you guys will relate to
some of them.
Number one is that chocolate exists and how can chocolate not make you smile?
Number two is blue skies and sunshine.
It just makes me smile when it's bright outside even when I need to wake up at 7a.m.
Number three would be watching something funny on YouTube.
Have you guys seen that video where that guy's like, 'I've got an apple ... I've got
a pen ... I've got a ... apple pen ...' or something like that.
Guys, you should check that out.
It's so funny.
Number four.
This one's a bit cheesy but it is hanging out with my family and friends and spending
like really good, quality time.
Like, it makes me smile when I'm, like, surrounded by good people.
Number five is going on holiday.
Sun, sea and sand are my favourite three Ss because when I'm abroad I'm like ...
[Asha smiles].
Ooh, I know.
Number six is ... when the top you really wanted goes on sale and you get it for half
the price.
I'm legit like, 'Oh yeah ... oh yeah ...'
Number seven is it makes me smile that filters have been invented.
Like, even when you've woken up, you can just stick a Snapchat filter on and make yourself
look like a cute little dog and you're sorted.
Number eight is warm, home-baked cookies.
I'm smiling all day after one of them.
I feel like I've been mentioning a lot of food but food makes me smile.
The ninth reason to smile is those days where you do not even need to set an alarm and you
can snooze all day long with no worries in the world, just you, yourself and a beautiful
dream about Theo James or whoever your celebrity crush is.
And number ten on things that make me smile is when you guys, like, comment, subscribe!
I really could not help myself there, but make sure if you did like this video to give
it a thumbs up, comment down below what makes you smile and do not forget to subscribe.
And I will see you in the next video
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Pairapalooza - Duration: 6:50.
NOTHING IS BETTER WITH FOOD
OR SWEET THAN A GLASS OF WINE.
FINDING THE RIGHT PAIRING IS
NOT ALWAYS EASY.
THERE IS A LOCAL EVENT THAT CAN
HELP.
PAIRAPALOOZA IS HAPPILY --
HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND.
REBECCA SPADE FROM IHEART RADIO
IS HERE AND MICHAEL THE
DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT AT THE
SQUARE.
WELCOME AND THANK YOU BOTH SO
MUCH.
TELL US ABOUT PAIRAPALOOZA.
THE EVENT WAS BORN OUT OF
MY HOME. A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO
I STARTED HOSTING MY OWN PARTY
AT MY OWN HOME AND I HAD
FRIENDS COME AND BRING FOOD AND
A BEVERAGE THAT THEY WANTED
EVERYONE TO TRY TOGETHER.
THINKING ABOUT IT I THOUGHT, WE
CAN TAKE THIS LARGE SCALE.
LET'S DO THIS BIG.
AND MY MIND A FOOD AND WINE
EVENT MADE SENSE FOR AN
ORGANIZATION LIKE CENTER AND
THE SQUARE.
LET'S TALK ABOUT THAT.
THIS BENEFITS CENTER ANY
SQUARE.
THAT IS AND THE HEART OF
DOWNTOWN AND WE PROVIDE FREE
RENT AND UTILITIES FOR ARTS AND
CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS.
INSTEAD OF WORRYING ABOUT
PAYING RENT AND UTILITIES THEY
CAN INVEST THEIR FUNDING INTO
PROGRAMMING AND STAFFING TO
ENHANCE VISITOR EXPERIENCE.
SO THIS EVENT WILL HELP YOU
WITH THAT.
YES.
WE ARE 100% COMMUNITY SUPPORTED
HAVING PARTNERS LIKE IHEART
RADIO IS VERY IMPORTANT.
WE ARE LOOKING AT PICTURES I
THINK FROM LAST YEAR.
WE HAD IT AND THE SUMMER ON
CENTERS ROOFTOP AND WE TRIED
DURING THE WINTER MONTHS WHEN
THERE ISN'T AS MUCH CHOICE FOR
PEOPLE TO COME UP WITH, UNLESS
WE GET SOME WEIRD MOTHER NATURE
THING GOING ON WE SHOULD BE
GOOD TO GO. [ LAUGHTER ].
YOU NEVER KNOW THESE DAYS.
WE WILL BE USING THE
BALLROOM AND THE PROMENADE ON
THE SECOND FLOOR. LET'S TALK
ABOUT THE RESTAURANTS.
I HAVE A CHEAT SHEET.
SO NO ONE IS LEFT OUT.
FOR THE WINERIES WE HAVE
PETER RICH, DEVOL FINGERS,
HICKORY HILL, LAZY DAYS WINERY.
FOR THE PARTICIPATING FOOD
PROVIDERS WE HAVE ALL OF GARDEN,
BLUE FIVE, FPS CAFI AND SPIRITS,
STACY'S SWEET SPOT,
PUMPERNICKEL PICKLE, MANDY'S
BAKERY, CONFECTION CONNECTION
AND CARRABBA'S ITALIAN GRILL.
WOW.
SO A LOT OF DIFFERENT KINDS OF
FOODS REPRESENTED THERE.
SWEETS, FOODS, AND YOU WILL GET
TO GET THAT SWEET AND SAVORY
FLAVOR.
BLUE FIVE IS DOING A BEER SO
THAT IS AN ADDITION.
YOU CAN TRY FOODS AND WINES AND
ALSO BEER PAIRED WITH FOOD.
HOW DO I GET TICKETS?
YOU HAVE TO HAVE TICKETS.
YOU CAN GET THEM AT CENTER ANY
SQUARES BOX OFFICE. THE BOX
OFFICE IS AND THE SQUARE.
YOU CAN ALSO GET THEM ONLINE
OR THROUGH THE EVENT WEBSITE.
CAN I GET THEM DAY OF?
[ LAUGHTER ]. THERE IS NEVER
THAT GUARANTEE, IT DID SELL OUT
THE FIRST TIME.
YOU HAVE A CAPACITY LIMIT
RIGHT?
YES WE HAVE A LARGER SPACE
BUT WE, WE DO HAVE MORE ROOM
FOR GUESTS.
WE HAVE SOME PARTNERS FROM
THIS EVENT READY TO SHOW OFF
SOME OF THEIR BEST PAIRINGS AND
OUR KITCHEN.
WE WILL HAVE THAT AND A FEW
MINUTES.
FIRST WE WANT DETAILS OF THE
WE ARE ANY DAYTIME KITCHEN
AND THIS IS WHY I CAME TODAY.
AND THE WINE. I WANT TO
INTRODUCE YOU TO EVERYONE.
WE HAVE CHAS BLEVINS FROM BLUE
FIVE, KEITH COLE FROM OLIVE
GARDEN, AND SHERRY PIERCE FROM
ONE HOPE WINE.
WELCOME.
YOU GUYS ARE ALL GOING TO BE
TAKING PART AND PAIRAPALOOZA ON
SUNDAY.
WE ARE.
WHAT DID YOU BRING US?
LET'S START WITH YOU CHAS.
I PRODUCT CLASSIC ENTRIE.
WE HAVE THIS TO PAIR WITH SOME
DISH SHOOTS, IT IS A TO
THOUSAND IMPORT -- 20 OH FOR
IMPORT.
WE HAVE SOME, IT IS DELICIOUS.
THESE ARE BOTH REALLY BIG, THEY
ARE 18% SO BE CAREFUL.
IT IS PERFECT WITH THAT
CHEESE. I KNOW RIGHT.
WHAT KIND OF CHEESE IS THIS?
THIS IS FROM NORTH CAROLINA
AND THIS IS ENGLISH.
MAKE SURE YOU TRIED THAT ONE
BEFORE YOU LEAVE.
ALL OF THESE CAN GO AND PAIR
WITH THIS?
ABSOLUTELY.
ROCKY MOUNT SENT US A BEER THAT
JUST HIT THE MARKET.
IT IS A CHAOS AND STRONG
BELGIAN BEER.
NICE.
OH MY GOODNESS.
AS WE TRY THIS, ALL OF GARDEN
WHAT DID YOU BRING?
WE ARE GOING TO BE COMPARING
OUR LASAGNA, WHICH IS CREAMY
RICOTTA CHEESE THERE AND MEAT
SAUCE.
[ INDISCERNIBLE-MULTIPLE
SPEAKERS ]
ACRES GREAT WITH ANY RED
WINE.
WE HAVE A PINOT NOIR HERE.
WHICH ONE DO YOU RECOMMEND
FOR THAT?
WE HAVE PAIRED UP A MENACE
DELI WITH A
PINOT NOIR, IT IS
GOOD
AND PEOPLE CAN USE A
TICKET TO GET MY WINE AND HIS
LASAGNA.
WE ARE ALSO DOING A CHARDONNAY,
WHICH HAS A VANILLA AND TOASTED
COCONUT
TASTE TO IT WHICH WILL
GO GOOD WITH HIS ALMOND VANILLA
PASTRY.
NICE.
THAT IS WONDERFUL.
SO EACH OF YOU WILL HAVE A
SPECIFIC DISH THAT PAIRS WITH A
WINE?
YES.
WE CAN GET TICKETS ONLINE?
GO TO THE CENTERS WHERE TO
GET YOUR TICKETS.
IT IS SUNDAY, MARCH 19 FROM TO
P.M.
TO 5 PM THE PATRICK HENRY
BALLROOM.
WHAT YOU THINK JOHN?
THIS IS PERFECT.
THIS IS GREAT FOR PEOPLE TO
HAVE THIS DONE FOR THEM BECAUSE
IT TAKES GUESSWORK OUT OF IT.
MOST DEFINITELY.
IT IS GREAT FOR THOSE WHO ARE
NOT SUCH, WHO DON'T DRINK WINE
TOO MUCH.
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Finale Doshi-Velez: Marrying data science and health care - Duration: 17:58.
Great, wow, it's exciting to be here.
And I'm here to share some important needs, and
also opportunities in healthcare.
So we look at the numbers, the needs in healthcare are definitely large.
In the United States, we spend more on healthcare,
and get worse outcomes than comparable countries.
And if we look at different diseases, our success rates and
our treatments vary from say 30 to 60% on a lot of average diseases.
Okay, so there's definitely work to be done here.
Now the good news is that there's lots of really cool
clinical questions that data science can address.
So some general work in the field.
There's great work in imaging,
looking at trying to figure out where strokes are in patients.
How to control seizures through neurostimulation, how to predict sepsis.
So this is just examples, and all of these work is being done by female PIs.
And then, work in our lab where we're trying to predict interventions in
the ICU or taking data from electronic health records and online health forums
to try to better understand diseases, such as autism spectrum disorder.
It is very heterogenous and
a big barrier in that regime, which is even figuring out what a disease is,
right, and if we can categorize it better, maybe we can do better treatments.
And then finally,
another area that we're working in is optimizing the treatment of HIV.
So lots of really, really cool applications.
They can have huge impact for patients, right?
So these are real problems where we can have real impact,
and I'm gonna share today the technical part of just one of these problems
which is the optimization of treatment of patients with HIV.
All right. So just to give you a little bit of
background, HIV affects about 36 million people worldwide.
And the way it's treated is people are given cocktails of antiretroviral drugs
and the disease is rapidly mutating.
So, you use the one drug cocktail for some time, you become resistant or
rather the virus becomes resistant, you have to switch to something else.
So, we have to think about a sequence of decisions here.
Because if we get a choice of cocktails that will cost a patient to be
resistant to our future cocktails then we're in trouble, right?
So we need to figure out how do we plan for now as well as the future.
So are data scientists attack this problem in the past?
I'm gonna share two general ideas.
And this is just one of them yet
to give you a feel of what sort of cool things we can do in the healthcare space.
So there's a class of techniques called Kernel-based approaches.
And you can think of them as nearest neighbors.
So if I want to predict what's going to be good for a particular patient,
say the one with the red dot over here, I'll look at similar patients and
I'll look at what worked well for them.
And so, what has been today, a popular or
common approach is to do this, and also to look just in the near term and
say, all right, if I gave this drug, it dropped patient's viral load,
the load level for a short period of time, and that we consider a success.
But as I mentioned, we have to consider the long term as well, right?
Now, there's another class of techniques that are called model
based techniques in reinforcement learning.
So idea here is instead of looking for nearest neighbors, right, what we're gonna
do is we're actually try to simulate what the disease process might look like.
So what we're going to do is we're gonna say there's some hidden disease state that
we don't know, right?
People are very squishy and diseases are even squishier, so
we have no idea what's going on.
We just call that the white circle over there.
We give drugs, and that changes the system.
The system that we can observe.
But we can observe certain measurements, like the CD4 counts or
the viral loads, etc.
And if we have a model for
the system, the patient, then we can figure out what the best treatments are.
And this is appealing, but it's hard to do in practice, because we have so
many measurements, and not enough data how do we actually train these models.
So the key insight that we had for this particular work,
is that these approaches have actually complementary strengths?
So imagine that we have this picture and
there's patients that are in clusters, right?
So if my red patient that I'm trying to predict, which drug cocktail
should I give this person happen to have a lot of other similar patients,
maybe the right thing to do is just look at around at those similar patients,
those are the best example that I have.
And say, let's try to copy what works best with those patients.
Seems very reasonable, right?
If you're lucky to have a clone in your database, then there's nothing better,
right, cuz it models you exactly.
On the other hand, you might have patients who don't have near by neighbors.
And this is where those nearest neighbor approaches fail.
Because it's not a good idea to just map
to the nearest neighbor if the nearest neighbor is far away.
And in such situations,
it might actually be better to fall back on a more simplified notion of how
disease progresses rather than something that's wrong, right?
So the key insight here is that,
it's better to have a simple explanation, rather than a wrong explanation.
Okay?
And then what do we do?
We combine.
So here's the insight, and the way we are gonna put it together
is we're going to say, well our kernel is going to suggest an action, our POMDP,
which if you don't know what it is, it doesn't matter.
Think of it as the model based approach.
It's gonna select an action and
then we're going to choose between the two recommendations based on again,
where the patient lives and this patient's space, right?
That's the key idea.
So again, the Kernel Action,
in the past people have used short-term success criteria.
Like does the viral load go down or not?
And we extend that to take into account, are we creating additional mutations?
Cuz we don't wanna create mutations,
those are the things that will screw us over in the future.
And are we keeping the viral load down?
And then we build the POMDP.
I'm not gonna go into all the details, and solve the policy, right?
So, jumping to the conclusion, does this work?
Well, we looked at a database of around 33,000 patients,
holding out about 3,000 for testing.
And again, we had information not only about traditional measurements like
CD4 counts and viral loads, but we also had all the mutations
of the virus over time for these patients, which is becoming increasingly common.
This database comes from the EU, but recently there are efforts in South Africa
as well to do more genotyping, cuz we've found that it's very valuable to
understand, and actionable in terms of choosing treatments for HIV.
I also wanna emphasize the large size of the action space here.
So there's 20 drugs that were used in over a thousand different combinations,
and we limited ourselves to only 300, right?
So if you're thinking about this from hard problems in data science, the fact
that we have so many different choices for actions with a relatively small dataset.
This is the other thing I said want to highlight.
In healthcare, our data are inconveniently sized,
which is what I often like to say, because they're not small, right, 33,000 patients.
It's not a small data set, but it is small by big data standards.
We have to think a little bit carefully about how we're going to use the data.
And then here, the results with slightly different scales and the rewards, and so
if we apply just a random policy you will do pretty poorly.
The ST policy is the policy that you get if you just think about
short term rewards, so you think, I just wanna keep the viral load down tomorrow or
in the next three weeks, and I don't think about the future.
How well do I do in the long run?
And then the LT, long term, nearest neighbor or kernel policy,
you'll notice it does significantly better in the long run.
And it maybe obvious to all of us in the room because we're used to thinking about
machine learning and sequential decision making process.
But this was actually new to some of the clinicians that we worked with,
who were not sure that it made sense to even think about the future.
Because they thought the future might be to uncertain.
They're like, who knows what will happen to the patient.
We were actually able to show.
Actually there is enough predictability in this disease progression,
that you can think about the future and you can optimize for it.
Now what you'll notice is that the POMDP policy, which is a model based approach.
That's the approach that I said is too simple,
actually does quite a bit worse, right?
But if you combine the two in the mixture that I mentioned,
we do quite a bit better than the long-term Kernal policy.
And the POMDP has actually being chosen 30% of the time.
So now, like a good data scientist, we went through and we checked,
if it was our hypothesis correct?
Is it the case that we are choosing the Kernel when we have nearby neighbors,
and we're using the model when there is no nearby neighbors, right?
That was again our hypothesis for this domain.
And we find out it is the case.
So these graphs show that if you look at the distances,
the distances to the nearest neighbors, in the POMDP are higher than if you
are looking for your nearest neighbors, and also correlated with history length.
So if you have long history, it's harder to look similar to someone, right?
Cuz you've just had a lot of things happen to you, and what are the chances that
somebody else also had all those exact same things happen to you, right?
So this was super exciting.
This is a recent work that that's gonna be published at AMIA this year.
And my colleague just spent two days this past
week going through with our collaborators on HIV.
I'm going through and checking, okay, does this policy actually make sense, right,
because we evaluated using some retrospective data analysis techniques on
the observational cohort.
There could be all sorts of funny biases.
But again, two days of vetting by the clinicians,
they actually look reasonable, so I'm super excited.
So we've taken a data science problem, a clinical problem, we've formalized it,
we found a key insight that made it work and we got reasonable results, right?
So that's just giving you the story of a full pipeline of the sort of
things you can do in this space, and as this stuff becomes more and more vetted,
of course we're hoping that it will inform the treatment of actual patients.
So now I want to zoom out, and I want to mention that, so
I mentioned all the clinical problems right, working with seizures,
working with HIV, working with disease subtypes.
What are the data science problems that you could be solving in this space?
So when it comes to healthcare, we have a lot of low quality biased data, right?
It's a lot of observational data, and it captures really important populations,
cuz if we look at people who are actually just showing up to hospitals,
that's the real people who are showing up to hospitals, right?
Right? We're not selecting out for,
I only want to look for this race that shows up, or
I only want to look at this age group or this gender.
We're actually seeing the real population.
But that means again, that our data sources are often of very low quality.
We can mark some of those, so
semi-supervised methods are very important.
People only come in when they feel like it.
So, we really need models for data that only shows up by convenience.
Off-policy evaluation, as I said, and more important than anything else,
I think, is interpretability.
Because we have to be able to convince the clinicians that we haven't screwed up
somehow, and we're doing something that's reasonable.
Now, these are really, really cool problems.
And what I want to finish up with, is just to zoom back a little bit,
because this is also a Women in Data Science Conference.
Tell you a little bit about my past to getting here, cuz I am so excited about
the work that I'm doing, but it definitely was not a straight shot to get here.
So I grew up with my great uncle.
I was part of India's independence movement.
I went to a high school that gave, not only, focus on government and
national studies.
Even though it had a really fantastic math program, the focus was on government,
and yet I found that, as much as I was kind of interested in activism,
my interest were more towards academics.
It's kind of embarrassing, I like statistics, and science, and
I couldn't really imagine myself working in a soup kitchen, which in that mind, and
at the time was my mind, was like, what service was all about.
And it it took me like five academic degrees, hopefully it doesn't
take you guys that long, [LAUGH] to figure out how am I going to deliver
those warm fuzzies that I really cared about, with cold hard numbers.
And I'm very happy that today I found a way to combine things that
I'm passionate about with the sort of skills that I have and
the things that I like doing day to day.
And we are all incredibly privileged, because you all love data, and
data is everywhere.
So the last thing that I want to end with, is that, no matter what cause
you care about, there are a lot of really important problems out there.
And whatever cause you care about, there is data associated with those, and
I really encourage you to pursue your passions and solve those real problems.
And if that area happens to be in health, or you think it might be in health,
one place that I encourage you to check out is the machine learning for
healthcare conference.
If you go to mathmed.org, the next conference is happening in
Boston next summer, but also on our website is a list of past speakers,
people in the field that you can talk to.
There's a lot of really important areas in this space, and
I hope you'll be a part of the solution to solving them, thank you.
[APPLAUSE] >> Thank you.
That is a great conference.
So we have five minutes for some questions.
We have a mic?
There's a question here as well for you later.
Yeah. >> Can I ask a question about slide 10?
You talked about the nearest neighbor.
This may be a little.
>> I think there.
Yeah.
>> Yup.
>> Yeah, so you said that you're looking at the nearest neighbors.
And you are looking at the neighbor, so how you define this threshold or
neighborhood that look at, or don't look at, so.
>> I see, yeah, it's a good question.
So it goes into the classifier here under patients statistics.
So we look at the quintile distances, so what is the distance between this patient,
and the nearest patient is not necessarily the most informative that we put that
into the regression as well, but you can also look at the 20, the first quintiles,
so if you look at 25% of the patients who are near to this person,
what distance is that?
So that gives you a sense of clustering or clumping together.
>> So you export many techniques to map the best treatments for certain patients
for pretty well researched disease and conditions like HIV.
But is there a way to possibly map these conclusions to more rare conditions,
perhaps such as neurologic and endocrinology, or things like that
that may able to be utilized with machine learning or predictive modeling.
>> I think there's a lot of opportunities in this space.
I think as soon as you have diseases that are more rare,
I think it becomes important to bring in more and more domain knowledge.
So I think the technical question becomes, how do we take information that clinicians
know, because they know a lot, and I think there's often this machine learning,
data science hubris, stuff like let's just look a the data.
But the more we can incorporate domain knowledge and
say what's gonna be possible, we can use it to filter out hypotheses.
But yes, I think there's important technical questions and
I think that problem can be addressed.
>> So next year when you're done with high school, can you please apply to Stanford?
>> [LAUGH] >> Next question.
>> Hi, I think the clinical work is fantastic, but
if you think of healthcare more broadly,
we have people that have called our infant mortality rates an embarrassment.
We pay far more than any other country and we haven't even insured everyone.
We have more uninsured people than are in many European countries.
So, do you see any opportunities to make headway
in sort of the healthcare space more broadly?
>> So, that's a great question.
So, my personal take on this is that, I think that for people who want to do
the analytics, if that's where your higher is in terms of your passion and you skill,
I think some of this more point of care, bed side stuff is more accessible or
mannible, because you can find clinicians who will adopt to your techniques and
try them and get those policies to change on a small scale.
I think changing policy on a high level data,
we'll definitely be needed to support it.
But honestly I think the evidence is already there, we can look at these other
countries and we can see there are certain social structures and
certain healthcare structures result in better quality, and
I don't think the question is, does the data support that we need change?
I think that we need to advocate to our government for
a change, but it's not really a question of like, does it need to be done?
It does need to be done.
>> All right, well,
this is a great point to change over to the next speaker in a bit.
So, thank you so much again, Finale for coming.
>> [APPLAUSE].
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Navigating the Legislature's Website: Looking up a Bill - Duration: 4:12.
>>Gwyneth: Hi, it's Gwyneth and in this short video
I'm going to show you how to look up
bills that are related to a topic you're
interested in, and how to track them
online. So, let's say you're interested in
solar issues, solar tax credits, for
example. This is the home page of the New
Mexico State Legislature and here are the
search features. This one is a keyword
search, so I've typed in solar and I
click go. These results here are all
from the current session. There's some
mention of solar here in the capitol
outlay bill, but also bills here about
the solar market tax credit. These are
several different ways that different
lawmakers are trying to attack this
issue, so let's look at the first one. HB
61. HB Sstands for House Bill. The Senate
Bill is called SB. There are other
abbreviations there, an HM or an SM
is a memorial. A memorial does not carry
the force of law.
It may be just a statement in support of
an issue or a celebration of a day, or
it may be asking some part of state
government to perform a study of
something, it might be in support or
opposition of something happening in
Congress. This is a regular old bill, so
down here you can look at, say, that text
of the bill as it was introduced.
Here's a PDF of it. If you go back, you
can also see who the sponsors are. These
sponsors are up here too: Miguel Garcia,
Sarah Maestas-Barnes and Matthew McQueen. This
button is really important.
The analysis button. Analysis means
this is the fiscal impact report. At the
state level, this is kind of like what
the Congressional Budget Office does.
This is an analysis of the bill that
includes information from the various
departments that it might affect.
It gives you a synopsis of the bill, for
example, this one would reinstate the
solar market development tax credit at a
different rate. If we go back to the home
page we can see these committee reports.
This helps you understand where the bill
has been and where it's going to go, so
the committee report will give you a
list of the vote. So, in this case the vote
to pass it through the labor and
economic development committee was 7 to 4,
and it tells you who the no votes were.
So you can also see here, down here, what
the actions are. it was sent to one house
committee and it was given a do pass
there. It is now in, up here you can see,
the house taxation and revenue committee.
So, if this bill had passed and it
were on the way to the governor's office
we would look here to see if she had
vetoed it.
There would also be more information if
she signed it there now if you want to
find out who's, say you really
want this bill to pass or not pass,
you want some other information
in it, you can click on this committee.
This is the next one to hear it and you
can see here who the members are, so if
you click on each of these names you can
send them a message or call them and
tell them this is what I think about
this bill. This is what I want you to do
about it, or you can ask some questions.
That's how to find out a little bit more
information about a specific bill and
track it through the legislature. Next,
we're going to look a little bit at how
to use the web casting features on the
legislature's website. If you have any
questions about the information we've
shared with you today you can get in
touch at the links shown on the screen
right now.
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Fear Of Being Late | Sarah May - Duration: 4:17.
Does this sound familiar to you?
So I need to be there at 8pm, and it'll take me...
17 minutes to drive there, then it'll take at least 5 minutes to find a carpark… is
leaving at 7:30 too early?
But then I don't want to be late…
Maybe I should just... maybe I should just leave at 7.
This is my eternal struggle.
When I need to be somewhere at a certain time, I mean on the RARE occasion I'm actually
invited anywhere, lol relatable...
I HAVE to be there at the perfect time.
No seriously, it's bordering on a problem.
I'll go as far as to start getting ready hours before I have to leave, just in case
it takes too long, which results in me being dressed up and ready to go far too early.
*crickets*
And I even Google map the EXACT address and travel time of where I have to be, while factoring
in local traffic, and how long it'll take me to walk from my car to the destination,
just so I can calculate the perfect time to leave the house.
If I had to pick between being early or late, I would pick early every time, although 90%
of the time, that's what actually happens.
I end up being the first one there and then I'm awkwardly there sitting at a table by
myself.
So you can't leave TOO early, because there's nothing worse than socially awkward Sarah
sitting by herself in public, being silently judged by everyone around me.
EXCEPT, that is, for being late.
If you're the type of person that's consistently late for things, I don't know how you can
live with yourself because making people wait for you to arrive?
I can't deal with that.
ESPECIALLY if you're late to a dinner reservation, because if we have to get there by 7, I expect
to be eating by 7:15, and if you make me wait any longer for my food I swear to god…
Why do I hate being late so much?
It's because I'm always the one who has to wait for the late people to arrive.
I'd call myself a very organised person with good time management skills, and all
I ask of the rest of the world is to have these incredibly unrealistic levels of time
management as well.
I don't ask for much!
There's one particular occasion that sticks out to me when I think of being late to events.
*angelic music*
Last year, I had a birthday dinner for a uni friend.
And we were told that we had to be there by 8:30, which is an incredibly late time to
start dinner already, mind you, and we were told that we VERY STRICTLY had to be there
on time.
So what do I do?
I arrive at 8:25.
And I'm the first one there.
I then have to awkwardly deal with the restaurant staff, where it turns out our table for 20
people wasn't already booked, and they inform me that the kitchen closes at 10.
Which I think is fine, because you know, it's an 8:30 dinner, we'll all have definitely
ordered by 10, right?
You see where this is going.
8:45.
No one has arrived.
Now this group of people are known for being pretty late to things, but 15 minutes after
starting time and absolutely no one else has arrived?
That's pretty bad even to their standards.
NINE PM, half an hour after the start time and after being told again by the kitchen
staff that the kitchen's going to close, I get a text from the birthday girl saying that
they are still at home, about to leave.
Problem is, home is half an hour away from the restaurant.
Are they joking?
This was going to make it an entire HOUR of me sitting alone at this restaurant, on my
phone, just being told by restaurant staff that people need to arrive soon, and lo and
behold, at 9:30pm, the first group of people arrive.
So now there's only half an hour until the kitchen closes so we really rush to order
our food, the rest of the party arrives, yada yada yada, it all goes well, except three
people still hadn't arrived after we'd finished eating our dinner.
And we're waiting to bring out the birthday cake so then I can go home because it's a
Sunday night and I have uni at 8am the next morning and it's quite late already, and what
time did they end up arriving?
TEN THIRTY.
Two whole hours late.
I just don't understand how you can live with being two hours late to something.
And that is why I hate being late, because the thought of making people have to wait
around for me like I did for that entire party of people that night just makes me anxious.
So that quick story aside, finding the perfect time to leave so you're not too early and
not to late is actually pretty difficult.
But honestly?
I've kinda nailed it.
And now all I ask of the rest of the world's population is to learn how to nail it as well.
Not too much to ask, am I right?
Moral of the story, if you need to be somewhere at a certain time, get there on time.
Maybe that's like perfectionistic of me, maybe slightly obsessive compulsive but like, come
on, if you say 7:00, get there at 7.
So yeah, guess that's it for this video.
If you also share this kind of thing of you don't like being late to things but you also
end up awkwardly being there too early every single time, let me know?
Am I the only person on earth who does this?
...hopefully not.
So yeah, if you liked this video, do all the kind of things that people always tell you
to do if you like a video because that's cool, I like you.
And I will hopefully see you very soon with a brand new video, bye!
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Top 10 Hottest News Anchors in The World ! - Duration: 3:00.
News, well let's face it can be quite boring for some of us.
I especially go nuts when the news channel comes on because I just cannot stand it.
Today we'll be looking at the 10 hottest news anchors in the world.
So ladies and gents, note down these names and prepare to find your favorite 'news
channel'.
Please Do subscribe for get in touch if you new in our channel.
10.
Melissa Theuriau – M6, France
France and its beauty is eternal and ever growing and this news anchor proves that.
Her smile and hazel eyes are just to die for.
9.
Georgie Thompson – Sky Sports
If you don't get sky sports on your cable, now is the time to get it because you don't
want to miss Georgie's show.
8.
Alessandra Villegas – Telemundo Mexico
You will be saying Gracias for naming her in the list because she deserves it.
Let the haters talk girl, you're killing it!
7.
Brooke Baldwin – CNN
2 – 4 pm, CNN Newsroom is where you want to be guys if you wish to see this beauty
talk about news and make you love it.
Brooke works at one of the most prestigious news channels in the world.
6.
Megyn Kelly – Fox News, NBC News
Megyn has a killer body, blue eyes to die for and just looks so hot when doing her news
show.
5.
Susan Li – CNBC
Susan Li is a news anchor based in Hong Kong with her ow news show called 'First Up with
Susan Li' which was awarded the best news program In the Asian television awards in
2012.
4.
Ainsley Earhardt – Fox News
Ainsley Earhardt comes at forth place amongst hottest news anchors.
She is the anchor and co-host of Fox & Friends, Fox's All-American New Year's Eve, America's
News Headquarters.
3.
Anna Kooiman – Fox News
Anna Kooiman comes at number 3 amongst the top 10 hottest news anchors right now.
2.
Kimberly Guilfoyle – Fox News
American TV news personality, the former wife of California politician Gavin Newsom, former
First Lady of San Francisco Kimberly Guilfoyle is one of the hottest news anchors right now.
1.
Courtney Friel – KTLA TV – US
Just look at her.
Oh my god those eyes and that flawless hair.
She totally rocks the blonde.
Guys you might wanna get KTLA TV on your cable right away.
Thank you for watching this video.
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Lucky Clovers Water Marble for St. Patty's | DIY Nail Art Tutorial - Duration: 2:24.
Hey everyone! The Water Marbler here,
comin' at ya today with this awesome
clover water marble with gold stamping
for St. Patrick's Day.
It's a pretty easy design
and I use a special DIY insert
to reduce waste polish.
Start off with a good base coat.
This is Sinful Color's "First in Line Base Coat".
Follow that up with your color coat.
I chose Sinful Colors' "Innocent".
You're going to slap on a second coat just for good measure.
Paint on your liquid latex
to make clean up easy peasy.
Allow the latex to dry completely.
You're going to need one of these DIY inserts
that I showed you how to make in my
Water Marble Heart Hack video.
Put that over a cup of room temperature
filtered water.
Add a drop of your background color.
I'm using Sinful Colors' "Calypso".
Use a Q tip to help the polish spread to the edges.
I'm just dabbing a little nail polish on the end of a toothpick
and carefully dotting the toothpick into my design.
The middle green is Sinful Colors' "Garden Party"
and the light green is my base color.
I'm switching to a needle for crisp details.
First we are making four strokes all the way to the center.
Be careful not to dip too much
in the center of this polish
because it will leave a bald spot.
Then four small notches in the leaves.
Now you're going to dip your nails,
And swab the excess polish away.
Peel off your latex barrier like it ain't no thang...
Obviously I still need some clean up.
Now I'm stamping on a Celtic-looking band
with Sinful Colors' "Gold Medal".
I'm doing one on the tip and one near the cuticles
to help make the background space a little more interesting.
And I need a final bit of clean up with acetone.
Don't forget to seal that baby up with a quick dry top coat.
And you're ready to go.
I really hope you enjoyed this video
and are inspired to do your own clover water marble
design with this neat polish saver!
Happy Marbling!
Thanks so much for watching.
If you enjoyed this video, please be sure to
like, comment, and subscribe to my channel
for more videos like this one.
Thanks again, and keep being awesome!
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College Basketball: OddsShark Super Computer March Madness Bracket Picks - Duration: 2:26.
By now you've heard it countless times
that picking a perfect bracket for March Madness
nearly impossible and the odds of
one person doing so are something like
one in 14 quintillion. Those vast odds
can be extremely daunting and can
influence the way you pick your bracket
that's where OddsShark's Supercomputer
comes in. Our computer crunches millions
of numbers and trends and makes an
unbiased selection on a game based on
what it feels is the most likely outcome.
For the first time ever the computer has
become capable of picking an entire
bracket for the NCAA basketball
tournament and without any further ado
here is what our mechanical friend came
up with. Right off the bat you'll notice
that there's something pretty funny
about this bracket, that's right the
computer has predicted the impossible and
likes 16 seeded NC Central to get
by Kansas in the first round of the
Midwest tourney. The first rule everyone
knows when filling out a bracket for
March Madness is that you don't pick 16
seeds because everybody knows that a
number one seed has never lost in the
first round. You always hear the bad jokes
of people saying that this might be the
16th seeds year but for the computer this is no
laughing matter as it has NC Central
making it all the way to the Sweet 16. Sorry
Kansas and Michigan State it looks
like it's the Eagles time to shine.
Continuing on with the craziness the computer
has picked Gonzaga as its champion as it
has them beating Louisville in the final.
Not only have the Bulldogs never won an
NCAA title they've never even
made it to the final four. For all you
people out thinking about backing
the Zag maybe this can be your beacon
to trust and follow unless that NC
Central pick has you thrown off the
trail a little bit. Looking past those
two blotches the computer's bracket is
actually fairly well adjusted with all
one's and two's in the final four and just
two teams bigger than a three seed
in it's Elite Eights. Those teams I speak of
are13th seeded Vermont who the computer has
picked to end the tyrannous run of NC
Central and the sixth-seeded SMU
Mustangs. The other two teams the
computer has rounding out the final four
our North Carolina and Villanova. But
it's only against the grain a little
bit by not pencilling in those number one
seeds into a rematch in the final. For a better look
at the Computer's bracket click the read more
button below but make sure to check in
to OddsShark throughout the tournament
for updated Computer picks as it will
also be making round by round selections.
Lastly stay tuned to our Facebook
channel for our March Madness shows
that will go live Thursday through
Sunday at 10am Eastern during the early
rounds of the tournament.
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Back Pain - Back pain relief, with some home remedies and life style changes - Duration: 3:35.
Are you searching for back pain relief?
Thousands of people worldwide suffer from discomfort in the lower back, but that doesn't
mean that you have to welcome it into
your life without a fight.
Whether it's from an injury, illness, or old age, back pain can be mitigated with the right
knowledge and care.
If back pain is severe or
persists for more than a week, see your health care provider for a more targeted approach.
Find out what is causing the back pain.
Mostly back pain goes away after a few weeks.
If your back pain, however, persists for more than two weeks, see an internist
and get a referral to specialist to diagnose the pain.
Lower back pain, as commonly referred to, is pain in the lower back, widely diffused.
Lower back pain is usually
not spinal pain or pain in the spinal muscles.
Lower back pain can be caused by any number of factors like aging, Arthritis, herniated
disk, compression fractures,
Illness, such as scoliosis.
Some Useful Back pain relief Tips.
1.
Rest.
You use your lower back muscles directly while bending forward and back, and also indirectly,
while exercising and moving around.
Although your lower back muscles are
strong, they require rest.
Sometimes, the onset of pain will significantly diminish when the lower back muscles are given
the proper rest.
2.
Correct any bad posture.
If necessary.
If you have bad posture, it may be causing or contributing to your lower back pain.
The lower back is particularly susceptible to pain caused by bad
posture because it supports a good deal of your weight.
3.
Treat muscle spasm.
Muscle spasms occur when smooth muscle in your body contracts as a result of the autonomic
nervous system.
They are often painful and are a symptom of muscle strain or
tear.
Take nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or NSAIDs, for pain relief.
NSAIDs are a group of pain killers, like ibuprofen and aspirin, that ease inflammation and
stop pain by blocking certain enzymes on a chemical level.
4.
Treat the pain with ice.
Ice helps constrict the blood vessels underneath the skin, dulling pain and easing swelling.
If you want to use ice on your lower back, there are a number of ways
medical practitioners advise to apply it.
5.
Treat the pain with heat.
Heat can also be an effective source of comfort and pain relief for lower back pain.
For effective temperature therapy, try alternating between heat and cold
treatments.
6.
Do the water bottle curve.
While sitting at a desk, push your back firmly against the back of the chair.
Take a cold water bottle and lodge it between your lower back and the chair.
This will
make you sit properly, and the cold will ease inflammation and pain.
7.
Relieve as much physical and emotional stress as possible.
Try to remove as many stressors from your life as possible.
In addition to simply feeling better, stress
reduction might help your ability to recover from lower back pain.
Studies show that people who are depressed may have a harder time recovering from back
pain, which
in turn makes them more depressed.
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