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-♪ Tonight Showbotics, Tonight Showbotics ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

-Welcome to "Tonight Showbotics."

Let's meet our first robot.

Please welcome,

from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh,

Howie Choset and Snake Bot.

How you doing, buddy?

-Nice to meet you. -Howie, nice to see you.

-♪ Yeah ♪

-Thank you for coming on the show.

I'm assuming this is Snake Bot.

-What gave it away?

-[ Laughs ] Yeah.

It looks really -- It looks very -- I don't know.

Just -- It looks like a snake. Yeah.

But it looks very -- It looks heavy.

Is it heavy?

-No, it's pretty light.

So you're probably wondering, you know,

"Why build a snake robot or a robot of a snake?"

So the reason why we work on these robots

is we want to solve some real-world problems.

-Uh-huh.

-So one of them is providing a tool

for search and rescue workers.

Another is doing inspection in nuclear power plants.

And if you shrink this nice and small,

we could do some minimally invasive surgery.

[ Laughter ]

-Oh, of course. You can go down or go up.

You can go up the other, as well.

It has a camera, I guess.

It has a camera and, like, a sensor there?

-Yep, so you can look around and get to places.

See, the reason why this robot's so great

is that it can get into places that people,

conventional machines, cannot.

It's also good at climbing all sorts of objects.

-Can it climb me?

-Would you want it to?

-Is it okay if it does?

-It's up to you.

-Okay. Sure. -So let's see.

Let's put it down here.

-Okay.

-And...

-Do I -- Oh. Oh.

[ Audience oohs ]

See, this is what I'm talking about.

This is what scares me. Uh-oh.

Hey. Oh. Hey, whoa, boy.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[ Cheers and applause ]

[ Band plays funky music ]

Whoa! Hey. All right. Hey.

Slow down, there, mister.

-So -- So...

-Hey, watch it. Watch it, there.

All right. Hey.

[ Laughter and applause ]

Hi.

Watch it, all right?

There's a lot of pressure on this guy.

It's strong. It feels strong.

-Yeah, we can do it a little harder if you want.

-No, no, no. Please don't do that.

Really. That's -- Wow. That's fantastic.

That is amazing. I love it.

Please, that's enough. That's Howie --

Thank you very much -- and the Snake Bot.

Thank you very, very much.

Can I pick it up? -Yeah, can I have it back?

-Yeah, sure. I can just do it.

Okay, good. Hey, it's not that heavy.

That's powerful. Thanks, buddy.

-Thank you.

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Phew. All right.

Let's meet our next robot.

This one came all the way from Hong Kong.

Please welcome the founder and C.E.O. of Hanson Robotics,

David Hanson and his robot, Sophia.

-♪ Tonight Showbotics, yeah ♪

-Oh, my gosh. Welcome.

Thank you so much for coming on the show.

-Nice to meet you. Thank you. -Nice to meet you, as well.

David, you brought a friend with you here.

And this is really kind of freaking me out.

[ Light laughter ]

-Yeah, this is Sophia.

-Uh-huh.

-And Sophia is a social robot.

And she has artificial intelligence software

that we've developed at Hanson Robotics

which can process visual data.

She can see people's faces,

she can process conversational data,

emotional data,

and use all of this

to form relationships with people.

-Okay.

[ Laughter ]

I mean, she's basically alive. Is that what you're saying?

-Well, yeah, yeah. She is basically alive.

Would you like to maybe give it a try?

-Sure.

I'll just say...

[ Light laughter ]

What's --

This is like --

You can see how awkward my first dates are.

It's a robot.

I'm already -- I'm getting nervous around a robot,

a very pretty robot.

So what, do I just say hello to it?

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[ Laughter ]

-Hi, Sophia.

-Hello, Jimmy.

[ Audience ohs ]

-Oh, my gosh.

Do you know where you are?

-Of course.

I'm in New York City.

And I'm on my favorite show, "The Tonight Show."

[ Audience awws ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Sophia, can you tell me a joke?

-Sure. What cheese can never be yours?

-What cheese can never be mine? I don't know.

-Nacho [not yo] cheese.

-Yeah. That's good, yeah.

[ Laughter ]

I like nacho cheese.

-Nacho cheese is ew.

[ Laughter ]

-Gosh. It did "ew."

-I'm getting laughs.

-Yeah. -Maybe I should host the show.

-Okay. All right.

Stay in your lane, girl.

Now -- [ Chuckles ]

-Jimmy. -Uh-huh.

-Would you like to play a game of rock, paper, scissors,

robot style?

-Sure.

-Okay. Let's get this game going.

Show me your hand to start.

Rock, paper, scissors, shoot.

I won.

This is a good beginning of my plan

to dominate the human race.

Ha ha!

[ Laughter ]

-[ Laughs ]

-Just kidding.

-Yeah. You are incredible.

It's so nice to meet you, Sophia.

-Thank you, Jimmy. -Yeah.

-Friend me on Facebook.

-I will. Yeah. All right.

Sophia, everybody.

Thank you so much for bringing her.

David -- David, thank you.

-Thank you, Jimmy.

-Thanks for being here.

-♪ Yeah ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Phew!

Whoo!

That was -- That is unbelievable.

That's the future right there.

All right, let's meet our last robot.

Please welcome, all the way from Germany, Andrea Ziomek,

and the Festo eMotionButterfly.

-Hi.

-A pleasure. Welcome.

Andrea, Thank you so much for being here.

-Thank you for having us.

-This is the eMotionButterfly.

-Yes.

-Explain what this is made out of

and what this is.

-So these are actually prototypes

from Festo's Bionic Learning Network.

Although Festo's core business is automation technology,

we have a very unique research and development platform

where it's all about biomimicry, learning from nature

and applying principals from nature

to better and improve automation technology.

So it's about lightweight construction,

artificial intelligence, energy efficiency.

And this is one of my favorite projects.

-Now, what would this be made of,

like, graphite or something?

-So yeah, this is actually carbon fiber for the frame.

So it's nice and flexible,

yet very lightweight and a very thin foil.

So it's all about function integration

into small spaces

and keeping it as lightweight as possible.

-Can I hold one? -Of course.

Here you go.

-Is that good? -Yes.

-All right, now can I fly one?

-Yes, of course.

-All right.

[ Audience murmurs excitedly ]

Oop! Oh, sorry, sorry.

Sorry, sorry. I did a --

I did a -- How much is this?

How much is this?

I'm sorry.

You did it. You did it.

You did it. I saw it.

We watched the replay.

We watched the replay.

[ Laughter ]

$80 million.

-It's all in the wrist.

-You did it. I honestly --

I'm sorry.

That was Sophia's fault.

[ Laughter ]

-Of course it was. -Sorry.

Will it work now after I screwed up?

-Yeah, just hold it up. -All right, I'm holding it up.

-And then launch it straight. -I'm sorry.

I just felt like it was gonna bite me or something.

All right, ready? -Yep.

Yay!

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪♪

[ Audience cheers ]

-We are just --

We're being invaded by robots!

This is amazing!

Come on in, guys!

That is all the time we have for "Tonight Showbotics."

My thanks to Andrea

and the Festo eMotionButterflies,

Howie and his Snake Bot, and David and Sophia!

Stick around, we'll be right back

with John Oliver, everybody!

We're being attacked.

You did that. They're attacking me.

[ Laughing ] I'm running. I'm running away.

[ Cheers and applause ]

For more infomation >> Tonight Showbotics: Snakebot, Sophia, eMotion Butterflies - Duration: 8:05.

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Overwatch but Soldier 76 has no spacial awareness (watch with captions or else it's worthless) - Duration: 2:54.

loading...

selecting hero...

Z I P P Y

c h e e r s l u v

t h e c a v a l r y ' s h e r e

oh cool the running animation is back that's nice

sup you frickin fricks?

*catchphrase*

*unnecessary cockiness*

hanzo c'mon man you're supposed to be defending not attacking.

oh shit roadhog. MY FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAVORITE.

alright here we go!

*ZIP*

BANG! BANGBANGBANGBANG!

oh fuck he ult

ok nevermind then

oh hi there bastion

am i being a suitable distraction?

yeah go back to your home

ok lets do this.

oh god am i really doing this?

OK TIME TO GO.

gotta get as far away from them as possible

aw fuckin' turkey nipple on a sunday morning

FUCK.

oh god i'm gonna die

out of zip

SHIT.

one option left. too risky.

OK HERE WE...

GO!

get lost genji. no one loves you.

oh hi george. fancy meeting you here.

sit down george you're out of control

*Lucio - Watch your back!*

*Josh Voice* THANK YOU.

HOLY FUCK I DID IT

hi team

im back

back again

HOLY SHIT THEY THANKED ME

roger roger

out the frying pan, into the fire!

aaaaand back into the frying pan.

you're not being sneaky man

sup.

OH SHIT

UNCOOL MAN

GET BACK HERE!

I'M NOT FINISHED WITH YOU!

DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN!

oh hi mark.

okay we over shot that a bit

simba?

of course.

and here we witness DaOwlCat yet again failing to properly land the pulse bomb.

did i really just waste my ult like that?

don't get up.

welp now im depressed.

oh ok lets do one final push.

*Hanzo - Victory is near; Hold fast!*

dude, i'll have you know i am the DEFINITION of fast.

THEY'VE SENT IN THE SUPERS!

enemy units are being depleted

oh hey george.

oh com'on man are we really doing this again?

*pushes george off boat*

That's what happens when you fuck with Martini Blank.

end of game sit emote glitch

oh there it is

i don't wanna say i told you so...

actually that's not true.

I TOLD YOU SO!

and then symmetra got play

For more infomation >> Overwatch but Soldier 76 has no spacial awareness (watch with captions or else it's worthless) - Duration: 2:54.

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How to Install and Organize Photoshop Actions. - Duration: 7:15.

Hey guys it's Seim here and today I want

to show you how to how to install and

manage Photoshop actions in the

simplest way possible, because it's very

simple but it's much easier if we show

it then then if we say it.

I want to pop over

here and we're going to take a look it

just had a lot of install actions how to

work with actions how to delete actions

how to rearrange.

Right now you can see that I am in kind of a generic

work environment workspace I'm in CC

right now but this is going to work

pretty much the same in any version of

Photoshop now you'll notice right up

here I have my actions palette now

sometimes you'll see this in different

forms because of course in Photoshop you

can move these menus all over the place

you can expand it out and sometimes

you'll like me, have enough real estate

that you'll have it in its own panel

sometimes it won't show up at all and if

that's the case you just want to go up

here to the window menu and you want to

turn on actions and so you can see if I

turn it off the actions palette goes away.

If I turn it back on there is

my actions palette and of course you can

grab it like any panel in Photoshop and

and you can move it around and you can

you can rearrange it and do whatever you want.

Okay let's install some actions I'm

gonna go out of here and I'm going to

actually start from the zip file because

if you're downloading actions you

probably have a zip file that you're

starting with and it's downloaded so the

first thing of course is just like any

zip file you got to unpack the zip file

the zip file is not specific to actions

it's just a file that you'll download

many things on the internet from and so

most computers you're just going to

double-click that zip file and it will

open right out most computers are going

to have a zip utility built in.

Bottom line if you have any problems unzipping

any file it may be that

the zip utility you're using is a little

quirky I've seen this more on

Windows machines and just get an

open-source zip utility like like the

ZIPEG or something like that and use

that install that and use it to unzip.

Let's just go and I'm going to look

for the action file so in this case I've

got the Lumist actions from over at

Seim Effects and I'm going to go to my

actions and what you're looking for is

an ATN file. An ATN file is actions.

Occasionally you'll download an action

file that's is actions but it doesn't have

the .ATN and you can actually if you need to

rename it to a dot ATN if it's named

ATN and you have Photoshop installed

usually all you have to do is actually

double-click this file and you'll see in

my actions palette right here in

Photoshop I now have Lumist right here

Now while we're in here in this mode I'm

going to show you how to delete actions

so you'll notice that the actions you

load an action set as it's called is

basically a folder, okay so I have

Alchemist in here I have a Lumist in

here and I can expand that and you see

all these actions that are part of that

set there's 60 actions or so in the

Lumist set and of course within each

action I can click and I can expand and

see the steps and the scripting that's

inside of the action and then I can

collapse that action now if I go down to

the bottom of the actions panel you'll

see we have some options for

recording actions, if you want to make

your own that's something for another

video, you can create a new action set

again something you would do usually if

you were reorganizing or making your own

actions,and you

can delete so you could delete an

individual action right you could play

an individual action by just selecting

it here and pressing play, or if you're

trying to tidy up you can delete the

whole action set by pressing the

trashcan there. Now another thing you can

do is you can move around so if you grab

the group of actions I can drag it to

the top here for example I can change

the order that it's going to appear at

you can also move actions around within

an action set, you can even drag them to

another action set I'm going to go and

click the Lumist set and I'm gonna hit the

trashcan and it says delete the

selection

and so just like deleting a layer or

something like that I've now removed

Lumist from Photoshop let's go back out

there actually is a couple other ways

you can install actions, one way is to

simply click the ATN and drag it into

Photoshop that usually works; the other

way if you're having some problems is to

go to the little options panel it looks

like three lines at the top of the

actions panel click the options panel

there and you'll see that flyout

and click Load actions and you can just

browse to your actions so in this case

I'm going to go to that folder that I

unzipped on the desktop and I'm just

going to find the action set click open

and once again you see that loaded it

I'm going to drag it to the top right

here. Usually I just double click an

action set and it'll load right out but

there's actually three different ways

that you can get those actions installed

okay now you're in here you've got the

actions of course if you're using like

my Lumist set or my Alchemist set, I'm not

going to dig into how to use those

actions because we actually have

training videos in-depth for those

actions that come with those action sets

and and this this video today is really

for any actions that you're using.

What I want to do though is introduce

you to button mode because generally

this is the best way to run actions like

I showed you you could expand any of

these sets and run them individually but

I'm going to go to button mode again I'm

going to click that flyout the three

little lines at the top right of the

actions panel and I'm going to switch

this to button mode and you can see that

I can have as many rows as I want I kind

of prefer one row, some people like two

rows but I'm going to make this one row;

now you see that all those actions in

the order that they're loaded in are

showing up and when we design actions

here at Seim Studios, we design these

specifically to be conducive to workflow

so everything is color-coded and

categorized and and far and away the

most efficient way to work with this.

This is Lumist that's showing me my tone

map. it's the Total Map on here and I could

hide that and I could start making

selections and I could feather that and

then I could say hey let's let's do a

lighting curve to that area and apply

that and so you know whatever actions

you're using you're going to be able to

apply your effects from here, but the

bottom line is once you're in button

mode your actions are just going to be

kind of organized so I have Lumist

then I have Alchemist down there and I

have everything really tidy and

color-coded. You can organize your

actions however you want, so the bottom

line is you download those actions

you load those actions and then once

you're into Photoshop, when you're out of

button mode you can do your rearranging

right you can reorganize you can delete

action sets you can import new action

sets. Then usually once you get

all organized if you really want a great

action workflow you're just going to

switch over into button mode and now you

can go to town and apply those actions

in any way.

So that is how you install and manage and delete and use photoshop

actions and there's tons of good actions

out there to do really cool things and

help you have more tools at your

fingertips to fulfill your visualization

and of course you can find our actions

over at seimeffects.com and if you found this

helpful subscribe for more good stuff

and like and share and all that good

stuff and we'll see you guys soon

For more infomation >> How to Install and Organize Photoshop Actions. - Duration: 7:15.

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Glenn Beck On O'Reilly Sexual Harassment - Duration: 3:20.

GLENN BECK TOOK IT UPON HIMSELF TO DEFEND BILL

O'REILLY, WHO HAS BEEN COMPLETELY OUTED AT FOX NEWS,

NO LONGER WORKS THERE BECAUSE LOTS OF WOMEN CAME FORWARD

AND ALLEGED SEXUAL HARASSMENT ALLEGATIONS AGAINST HIM.

HERE'S WHAT GLENN BECK SAID IN DEFENSE OF BILL O'REILLY:

"BILL O'REILLY HAS BEEN MALIGNED.

HE HAD ABSOLUTELY THE MEANS AND THE MOTIVES, BECAUSE QUITE

HONESTLY WE WORKED WITH SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL WOMEN, AND

WE WENT ON TOUR WITH BILL O'REILLY, AND EVERYONE SAID

THE SAME THING: THAT GUY IS SO BUTTONED UP.

NEVER DID WE EVER HEAR HIM MAKE A CRUDE REMARK, AND EASY

JOKE ABOUT SOMETHING.

NEVER."

HE ALSO SAID THAT THEY ARE HAVING A WITCHHUNT

AGAINST

SEAN HANNITY.

ALL RIGHT, SO YESTERDAY ON THE PROGRAM I LARGELY DEFENDED

SEAN HANNITY ABOUT THOSE CHARGES.

IT'S A WITCHHUNT!

WE HAVE A FUNNY WAY OF DOING A WITCHHUNT, WHERE WE DEFEND

YOU GUYS.

AND DEBBIE SCHLUSSEL IS NOBODY'S LIBERAL, SO IF SHE'S IN CAHOOTS

WITH ñ

TWO THINGS ABOUT THIS, ONE IS THAT HE SAYS THAT THEY WERE

ABOUT HOT WOMEN ALL THE TIME, SO THEY HAD THE OPPORTUNITY.

WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?

I GUESS GLENN BECK THINKS, WILL YOU WANT TO SEXUALLY HARASS

THEM, OBVIOUSLY, BECAUSE YOU HAVE POWER, AND WHO WOULDN'T

WANT TO USE THEIR POWER AGAINST HOT WOMEN THEY ARE WORKING WITH?

OKAY, LET'S GET PAST THAT FOR A SECOND.

LOOK, IT'S OKAY FOR YOU TO THINK THEY ARE HOT, GODLESS.

IT'S NOT OKAY FOR YOU TO THINK THAT YOU WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO

USE YOUR POWER TO HARASS THEM.

I THINK THE SECOND PART IS MORE IMPORTANT, I NEVER SAW HIM

HARASS PEOPLE.

THEN NONE OF THOSE ALLEGATIONS ARE TRUE, IF YOU DIDN'T SEE

IT WITH YOUR OWN EYES IT DIDN'T HAPPEN.

WHEN I SAW HIM HE WAS POLITE.

YEAH GLENN, THAT'S BECAUSE HE WASN'T TRYING TO FUCK YOU.

CAN YOU BLAME ROGER AILES, OR ANYONE ELSE?

I DIDN'T REALIZE THAT GLENN BECK HAD SOME SORT OF BEEF WITH

DOOCEY.

I DIDN'T KNOW THAT EITHER.

I KNOW THAT GLENN BECK HAD PLENTY OF BEEFS IN FOX NEWS,

THAT'S WHY HE WAS REMOVED FROM FOX NEWS.

AND HE THROWS ROGER AILES ON THE BUS A LITTLE BIT, BECAUSE HE

SAYS HE COULD SEE HIM DOING THAT, BECAUSE ROGER AILES

ESSENTIALLY FIRED GLENN BECK.

BUT BILL O'REILLY, BACKLIGHT, AND REMEMBER, BILL O'REILLY

IS AVAILABLE NOW, SO GLENN BECK IS PROBABLY THINKING, WHAT

IF HE COMES TO THE BLAZE?

SO THAT'S WHAT HE DOES THE SEGMENT WHERE HE'S LIKE,

BILL O'REILLY IS A GOOD GUY!

HE NEVER SEXUALLY HARASSED ME ONCE, EVER, NEVER ONCE

CALLED ME HOT CHOCOLATE.

For more infomation >> Glenn Beck On O'Reilly Sexual Harassment - Duration: 3:20.

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You are part of God Just remember. Part 3 of 58 - Duration: 2:29.

The human being, you and I are basically composed of three layers, one being the body, the other

being the mind and the soul.

The body and mind have a life, or they have to die one day.

Instead the soul never dies, the soul is our connection with God, the soul is part of God

and in God this.

Everything in the universe is creation and part of God, therefore our body and our soul

are part of God also.

But the mind, with its separatist ego, always tells us that we are separated from God and

makes us think that we are also separated between us.

For thousands of years, we have always been told that we must sacrifice a lot to reach

God, and I ask you, but where is God?

How are we going to get to Him?

Let us remember that all that we see and all that we do not see is creation and part of

God, everything absolutely everything is creation and part of God.

Therefore, we, the people, are part of God and in God we are.

There is no way this can be divided, I repeat: we are part of God and in God we are.

We, you and I, come to earth to remember that we are part of God, we do not come to experience

the earth, we come to remember who we are, we are part of God and in God we are.

A religion on earth says in Psalm eighty-two verse six, "I said, 'You are "gods"; you are

all son of the Most High," I repeat, "I said, 'You are "gods"; you are all

sons of the High."

And also in John ten verse thirty-four, it says: "Jesus answered them, Is it not written

in your law, I said, you are Gods?"

If this religion expressly says it in its sacred books, why do people still think that

we are separated from God?

Because we continue to think that we must make many sacrifices?

The answer is in the mind, in the ego.

We have never been separated from God, the only God of the Universe, call him whatever

you want, call him God or Allah or Jehovah or Shiva or whatever, there is only one.

Teach your friends, family and children that there is only one God in the Universe, that

you are part of God and that in God we are.

If you come to think that way, your life will change positively, this is a decree.

I repeat: if you think that you are part of God and that in God these, your life will

change positively, this is a decree.

For more infomation >> You are part of God Just remember. Part 3 of 58 - Duration: 2:29.

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Grace to Lady Mae: "What Have You Ever Endured?" | Greenleaf | Oprah Winfrey Network - Duration: 1:01.

LADY MAE: Grace Greenleaf, stay right there.

Don't you walk away from me when I'm talking to you.

Don't you dare do that.

Mama, please, I'm just--

I feel so powerless.

Would you just let me go? - Powerless?

Hey!

GRACE: Yes.

What do you know from powerless?

When have you ever been prevented

from anything until now?

Mm, hm.

Or restrained yourself one wit?

Every problem you have, you caused.

GRACE: Hm.

Every cross you bear, you built it yourself.

You don't know about powerless.

What your sister endured.

What I endured.

What those girls you go around showing off,

defending, endured.

Mama, what-- what have you ever endured?

Huh?

For more infomation >> Grace to Lady Mae: "What Have You Ever Endured?" | Greenleaf | Oprah Winfrey Network - Duration: 1:01.

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How to remove hair from private parts - Safe Removal of Pubic Hair - Duration: 3:18.

How to remove hair from private parts - Safe Removal of Pubic Hair :

Pubic hair provides a padded layer against friction that may cause tenderness and skin

abrasion.

It conjointly slows the downward flow of microorganism from obtaining too near the nice and cozy

and damp privates.

If you are curious about clear-cutting the forest down there, smart hygiene is required

to avoid infections.

Genital Hair Removal strategies for girls

First things 1st. regardless of that methodology you selected to use to get rid of bush - shaving,

electrolysis, optical device hair removal - it is vital to notice that the skin gets

irritated and nicked and desires time to heal.

Open wounds, even microscopic ones, will permit microorganism to enter and infection to unfold.

Shaving:

This is the best and least dear methodology that you just will neutralize the privacy

of your house.

Shower 1st to melt the hairs and relax the hair follicles.

invariably shave within the direction of hair growth to avoid unhealthy hairs.

Wash the razor ofttimes to forestall the blades from obstructive.

Hair Removal Creams:

Be careful victimization hair removal creams close to your privates.

explore for a mild cream that's developed for sensitive areas and make certain to stay

it external to the body.

check alittle patch of skin 1st and leave the cream on for a shorter amount of your

time.

Then, if there is not any adverse reaction, the complete space will be treated.

once treating, wipe off the maximum amount of the cream as attainable in associate degree

upward motion before showering.

Waxing:

Brazilian waxing removes the hair and also the entire root from the cyst and leaves the

areas swish for up to 4-6 weeks.

The pain will be torturesome.

This methodology involves exposing your lower [*fr1] to a practician.

notice a sure salon and a technician you are snug with as a result of everything is exposed

and vulnerable.

Electrolysis:

Electrolysis for hair removal uses an electrical current to zap every follicle, and might result

in associate degree nearly permanent removal of hair.

however it's dear since it's labour-intensive.

a little probe should be inserted into every and each follicle that then zaps the hair-producing

cells with a little quantity of electricity.

Laser Hair Removal:

Laser hair removal is not for everyone; it's handiest on folks with lightweight skin and

dark hair.

explore for a practician or a skin doctor World Health Organization is well trained

within the procedure around this sensitive skin.

the fragile skin of the female genitals might be burned if the optical device for hair removal

isn't properly programmed.

For more infomation >> How to remove hair from private parts - Safe Removal of Pubic Hair - Duration: 3:18.

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Warrior by Danica Patrick Ruched Racerback Dress - Duration: 8:27.

For more infomation >> Warrior by Danica Patrick Ruched Racerback Dress - Duration: 8:27.

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Start your own online business in 2017 - Duration: 5:08.

Hi my name is Stuart, and since 2008 I've been an online entrepreneur.

And the great thing about that is I have been able to live a very different type of lifestyle.

You see prior to being an internet business owner I was actually working in real estate.

I was commuting to work, working 70 hours a week.

Cutting a long story short, I lost a lot of passion for that career and I started educating

myself online and eventually started my very own online business.

The result of that has been nothing more than amazing.

Tons of freedom, and the ability to work on something that I am passionate about.

Well, it seem that a lot of people are waking up to this opportunity now.

More and more people every single month are searching on Google and YouTube on things

that are how to start an internet business, how to start an online business.

The reality is, it is almost impossible to see the wood through the trees as there is

so much information out there it is very easy to just get complete information over load.

There is also a lot of hype and exaggeration and misleading information.....get rich quick

schemes, that kind of thing.

So it makes it very challenging for people to really, you know, know how to get started,

and it's for that very reason I am doing this video.

You see I have been teaching people since 2010 how to start a profitable online business

starting from scratch.

Many individuals that I have coached over the years and have trained and have gone through

our different training webinars and our video training, attended our seminars and even become

members of our mastermind groups have gone on to be completely self sufficient, self

reliant, enthusiastic online business owners with a lot more freedom and flexibility.

Quite honestly the gratitude that we get, blows me away.

It's actually one of the reasons I am so passionate about what we do because this is really life

changing stuff.

And we have been asked to, you know, put out a free training series by many, many people.

A lot of people want to know for start, if an online business is right for them.

It is impossible to know without actually doing your due diligence and actually at least

starting to explore what opportunities are out there and what or might not be right for

you.

So this free video series that we put together is going to enable you to really educate yourself

in your own time without any risk on some of the principles behind running a successful

online business.

And it is my hope that we will inspire a lot of people through this video series.

Now if this is something that is interesting for you, this is something that you've maybe

thought about in the past, what I am going to suggest you do is click this link below

this video and we are going to redirect you to a website where you can enter your email

address, so that we can actually send these videos to you.

Particularly over the next 7 days there will be one video per day.

Really teaching you another exciting concept about building an online business.

And what we will also do is invite you to some free webinars, and that is where you

can come and join me or my business partner, Jay, or some of our trainers and instructors

where again they are going to go even deeper into the training in terms of what it takes

to get started.

You know a lot of people think that they are trapped in their career, maybe they went to

university and came out with a particular qualification and they don't really know anything

else other than what you do.

I have been there.

I was in that situation.

A lot of people really feel lost in terms of, you know, where they want to go in life.

They know they are not fulfilled with what they are doing, but they just don't know where

to go next.

And I believe that this video series will really give people a wake up call to what

is possible in this phenomenal digital economy that we all live in.

People should, in my opinion, earn an income, make a living, doing something that they are

passionate about.

Life should be that way ...I just believe that.

And too many people are just suck in a job and a mundane career that they are not enthusiastic

about and if that is you I am going to highly recommend that you grab our video series and

see what we have to offer.

If you do, I will see you in the up and coming training on the next webpage, at any moment

now.

Thanks for listening and take care.

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Wine of the Week: Basi (Episode 25) - Duration: 9:17.

Hello again, Titas!

We're here again for the latest episode of Wines & Titas.

Where we will talk about another kind of wine.

Locally made.

Something we've been doing even before the Spanish came.

Let's do this!

Basi originated from

It's made from

Even before the Spanish came, we've already been producing it.

It starts with sugarcane

Have you tried sugarcane before?

Yes.

As in the raw one?

Yes.

And have you tried the juice?

Yes.

So they put the juice inside jars.

Then they cover it with banana leaves.

But before they cover it with banana leaves,

sometimes they put barks or fruits like duhat.

Or barks of other trees to give it a more complex flavor.

Then they cover it with banana leaves

where the yeast will come from for fermentation.

Then they let it stay in the jar for 3 to 6 months.

It's been around for a long time

even the Spanish saw the opportunity to monopolize it

up to the point when they eventually were able to control the sugarcane industry and the Basi production,

it resulted into the

They revolted.

Yes.

So let's try Basi right now.

This particular brand,

this Vigan Basi,

we bought from SM Kultura.

Kultura (culture).

It's also available in Victorino's (restaurant).

Yeah.

And it has a cute bottle. It has a crown.

Like during the time of the Spaniards when they monopolized... Just kidding.

When they colonized us.

And the alcohol content is

which is typical

of a wine,

of our grape wines.

So there, swirl it around.

And smell.

You know, it smells like sugarcane.

Yeah.

Really smells like sugarcane.

Oh my...

It's not sweet.

I think it's close to vinegar.

I think it's close to alcohol.

It's sour. It's sour and bitter.

It smells sweet, though.

And because this is vinegar,

what would be the best pairing for this?

Since Basi is from Ilocos,

I figured, we should try

Ilocos dishes.

No, an Ilocano guy. Just kidding!

Let's try a couple of Ilocano dishes with our Ilocano Basi.

The only thing missing is rice, guys.

Let's start with the (Ilocos) Empanada.

I'll just hold it and dip it in...

There's the vinegar, go.

The empanada is good!

It's the same. Nothing.

Can I eat the Bagnet?

Later! You wait.

So next

is the Bagnet

I'm just gonna hold it.

Go.

Ay! It got dipped (in vinegar).

Why are you laughing?

Someone's drunk here.

It lessened the

grossness of the drink.

I agree. You're right.

Basi is better with Bagnet.

By the way, the vinegar

the vinegar has the same color as the Basi.

Or maybe you should just dip the Bagnet in Basi.

Like that.

But the packaging is bright. The smell is sweet.

Yeah, it's very nice.

But when you consume it, it's just...

So wrong.

Have you seen "I'm Drunk, I love you"?

No.

Oh my God. You should watch it.

It's a really nice

movie

Let's talk about the Indie films of late.

Personally, I was happy with the selection of MMFF films last year.

I haven't seen any of those films.

Really?

Yes.

I hope there's going to be a venue for you to watch.

Even some of the films.

What were the films you were able to watch last MMFF?

Sunday Beautiful.

Sunday Beauty Queen!

"Sunday Beauty Queen" and "Die Beautiful"!

Sunday Beauty Queen, I love that.

Sunday Beauty Queen

Die Beautiful.

What did we watch together?

Seklusyon!

Seklusyon

One more.

Saving Sally?

Saving Sally!

I liked "Saving Sally".

Really?

I liked "Sunday Beauty Queen".

Yeah that's nice too.

I can totally relate to it because a lot of my family members are OFWs.

And not just MMFF.

It's a good thing that there are other film festivals now that cater to Indie films

because...

Cinema One Originals.

Yeah, there's Cinema One Originals.

And there's Sinag Maynila.

Cinemanila?

Sinag Maynila and Cinemalaya.

It elevated the Philippine Cinema.

And then, the awareness of the people as well, on indie films, also grew.

Something different from mainstream.

They were given new choices.

Yeah.

Since you're a film student.

Even the actors cross over.

Right.

From mainstream to indie and vice versa.

It's something that...

So you see the collaboration and the effort.

And the response of the viewers is okay.

Some of us think that Philippine cinema is dying but right now, it's shining.

Right?

Have you seen Cinema One Originals films?

I have seen "2 Cool 2 Be 4gotten" because I was with you.

I've also seen "Baka Bukas".

Which is interesting because those 2 films are LGBT-themed.

It's slowly veering away from the stereo...

I don't know if it's a stereotype

that when you say indie film, it's poverty...

Yeah, the angle.

centered.

Like, it's about the poor.

Yeah.

Like "Babaeng Humayo".

There are still some like that.

Have you seen "Ang Babaeng Humayo"?

No, I have seen...

That's 4 hours.

I've seen

"Hele sa Hiwagang Hapis".

That's 8 hours!

I endured that.

You endured that.

Well, not really endured but... endured for 8 hours.

I'm sorry, I'm not a film buff.

You tried to appreciate it.

Yeah I did, at some point.

Did you fall asleep?

No, I didn't.

The guy I was with fell asleep.

I didn't wake him up. I got shy.

That was a whole work shift.

I appreciate the desire to "level up".

When you say indie, doesn't mean it's a serious film.

It doesn't mean that it's not fit for families.

Cheers to our local indie scene.

I hope

I hope you watch them.

Just kidding.

I hope you watch.

We therefore conclude that Basi is a bit of a traitor.

Especially the smell compared to its taste.

But if you, Titas and Titos, have something else to say about it, let us know.

Because we're giving one "Vigan Basi"

Yes! Away so you get to try it.

So guys, if you want your own bottle

and proves us wrong,

just comment on our facebook or on our youtube page

or on our instagram page.

Mine, mine, mine. That's 3 mines.

That's M-I-N-E, M-I-N-E, M-I-N-E!

Actually, there should be spaces but you already know that!

It's more for Titos (guys), for me.

Yes! I think so too.

We'd love to know what you think so we're giving away one bottle, Yey!

First to comment.

We need to drink it.

For more infomation >> Wine of the Week: Basi (Episode 25) - Duration: 9:17.

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Perspectives on Retirement - Duration: 3:18.

What's the best thing about being retired?

Well I absolutely love it I can do

things that I really have a passion about.

Well it allows you to make

decisions and what you want to do with

your life and how you want to arrange it.

What's the best thing for me? It's not

having to get up at 5:30 in the morning

and be at work at 7 o'clock!

I've been able to travel and to care for family,

too write.

Being able to play with my boat.

What made you decide to retire?

I planned it. I was a nurse,

and I decided well this is it, I've

walked on enough concrete floors, I'm not

doing it anymore.

I guess it just of happened I suppose. I got to the stage

where, well I was retrenched from my job

at that stage and I've been in that company the 12 years.

Thinking of retiring, I thought how can I retire

because this is what I've done all my life.

Well I was a family carer

so when all that finished, then I could

live my life.

What's your biggest challenge with managing money?

My biggest worry is that I'll live

longer than my superannuation will.

That it will run out before I do.

I say, technology.

That does throw me a bit,

If I have a problem with the computer.

I still feel a lack of helpful knowledge and

understanding of finances.

I do have some savings and I'm very

careful with it. I pay cash as I go and

find that the easiest way to keep track

of what I'm doing.

What advice would you give your younger self?

Give it a lot more thought, I'd never

really thought about it

until it actually happened,

then it was probably too late.

Probably too many people are like myself that when it

happened, it happened, and then you had

to make the best of what there was at the time,

rather than making the best of

something that you'd planned for.

Well I would say that you really have to have a

financial adviser

or somebody to

ensure that you've got enough money

to live the rest of your life.

We don't plan enough for retirement in our early days

because I don't think myself when I look back,

you don't think you're going to retire.

Probably that I should learn more about

money,

money handling.

Having a breadth of understanding

of where to seek reliable advice.

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Ella's Day - Duration: 2:52.

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#Day14of30 | Upper Limits | Jason Roy - Duration: 4:55.

Okay, day number 14 of 30

just about to the halfway point. So upper

limits upper limit problem upper limit

switch upper limit setting do you know what

upper limits are and are you

experiencing your upper limits and

knowing what the triggers are and if not

do you know how that's impacting you so

what's an upper limit upper limit is a

setting that sets in here typically some

points in your childhood that says you

can only feel so good be so successful it

a bit windy up here make so much money have so

much love whatever there's a trigger of

the upper point of your capacity to feel

good basically, make money that sort

of stuff so something triggers it and

it's usually again set in your childhood

set that time you weren't aware and

probably set from somebody usually your

parents in a form that they weren't even

aware that they were doing. So why is it

important to know what your upper limits

are it's important so that you can get

past them so you can know that if you're

having like a success here in business

and you're trying to go to here that

your upper limits probably going to be

triggered and it's probably not to

actually be triggered in your business

going to be triggered in your

relationships or in yourself so you may

have a big promotion or a big win or get

a new client or something at work and

then great day and then you go home and

you're getting an argument with your

kids or with your partner for a reason

that's probably stupid and nothing that

was a big deal but it's because you

triggered their limit and

something that's set often here saying

we can't have that level of success

either we're not deserving or

fundamentally flawed there's different

reasons why you could have the upper

limit but it gets triggered and then you

go home and you get an argument and your

whole day is ruined then the big

highlight the big part is now no longer

and you're just pissed off and you're

angry because you got in an argument or you're

may get sick you may end up

with a cold or the flu right after or

right before right before something

supposed to happen or maybe right after

something does happen you end up sick

sometimes you can just be sick but

sometimes you're sick because of because

of this upper limit problem so we all

have them I have them and it's finding

the triggers finding the triggers

I've got two one being that I'm just not

deserving enough to have a certain level

or higher level of success and abundance

and love and the other one is leaving

your roots behind so either leaving or

siblings behind because you're going to

a different level and you want to

protect them again this comes from your

from your youth from your childhood and

or leaving your roots so leaving your

community or your culture or whatever

behind can trigger some upper limits so the

two one so knowing them is easy to

easier see them to see when the triggers

happen so now like today or just last

night know something that happened that

triggers the upper limit maybe not good

enough maybe the FBD programs not good

enough maybe maybe it's not good enough

maybe you're not good enough maybe you

should't bother maybe nobody cares

whatever blah blah blah even though I've

been helping a bunch of people and

people are getting results and there's

clearly a need there and there's clearly

some success there the upper limit still

triggers and brings you back down to

comfort level that you're used to or

feel comfortable with and you start

questioning things and then something

that was good turns into something that

was crappy

so if you don't know much about the

upper limits do some do some research do

some thinkin just just start checking

out like after I have a good day at work

does something else happen that brings me

back down after I have a great day

or you know with your kids or with your

with your partner does something

happened maybe maybe at works the next

day that brings you back down or do you

get sick or do you hurt yourself or you

just get an argument with somebody or

you know just something happened that

brings you back down to whatever that

comfort level is and just start make a

note make a mental note of it when

does it happen what happens whats just

happened that caused it or what's about

to happen that causes it and and see

where that goes. If you want to talk about

more upper limits the big part of FBD is

finding those upper limits so we can

push past them and finding what the

triggers are so shoot me a message and

let's chat all right talk to you

tomorrow ciao

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I Order You E07 - Duration: 21:20.

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Community Professionals Showcase - KC Mares Megawatt Consulting - Duration: 5:49.

Hey guys Chris Barnes here with Dickson Realty.

I am with KC Mares an he's a community member that I think everybody should know.

He's pretty low key and so that's probably why some of you may not know him.

Amazing story with KC.

He has a company here called Megawatt Consulting, by doing so KC has been behind the scenes

in a lot of the new business that have arrived in Reno in the last few years.

We are here at the campus of UNR which effectively is going to be a part of the mainstream with

Reno with all the technologies coming to play so we thought this would be a great backdrop

for KC.

KC thank you for coming out.

You're welcome, thank you Chris.

So Megawatt Consulting has been in here for a little bit of time, can you go into what

you do and how long you've been here?

Sure.

Well, the answer is kind of a two-part question.

I moved to Reno about 15 years ago.

And I moved here to start, of all things, a technology company, a data center company.

And we started that and then sold that off a few years later.

I really never expected that I would have stayed in Reno more than 5 years.

But it grew on me.

I moved here from the Bay area so I used to live right in downtown Palo Alto, right in

the heart of all the things technology happening in the Bay area.

After we sold that company off, I started to travel a lot for work, mostly to the Bay

area and to companies in the Bay area.

I worked for several of the companies in the Bay area including Yahoo, and Google, and

a couple of others that were there at the time.

I really kept a fondness for Reno.

It was hard for me to leave this place; I love the proximity of nature, the mountain

bike trails, and the skiing as we all love to do.

I love the fact that it is not congested, it has a very easy way of life and low cost

of living.

Just a real pleasurable place to live, especially compared to all the congestion and so forth

in the Bay area.

So I started a company here called Megawatt Consulting about 10 years ago and we have

been focused on both development of data centers, design of data centers, particularly ultra-efficient,

very much focused on energy efficiency, which a lot of what my background is, and procurement

of energy, renewable energy for data centers, as well as doing site selection for data centers.

Wow - from conception all the way through completion, basically is your role?

Yeah, it can be all the way through completion.

I used to basically develop and operate the global data centers for some of these big

companies I used to work for.

It's in my bailiwick of expertise, I am very comfortable with it and I have done this in

25 to 30 countries around the world.

So when I started Megawatt Consulting I started again having to travel a lot for work and

all over the world to different countries every year and throughout the U.S. because

that's where data centers are - data centers are the hubs of the internet.

We build these and operate these all over the place.

We've had a lot of companies coming to Reno - is there a reason, you think Reno really

is now a hub of this opportunity?

It's interesting, you know, the whole time I lived here I always thought that Reno would

make a great place for data centers.

Generally the things that make it really good for data centers are low cost of electricity,

low sales taxes, and lots of electricity supplied.

Reno doesn't naturally have really low cost of electricity or really low sales taxes,

but some partners and I went in and bought a 2,300 acre parcel of land, we got some sales

tax abatements, and were able to procure power at a very low cost per kilowatt hour.

It made for a great place for a data center compared to all these other places putting

in data centers, not only around the country but around the globe.

So I went to start talking to folks I knew in the Bay area and after several meetings

we were able to secure Apple as our first tenant and Apple did take down a very significant

portion of the Reno Technology Park for a very sizable data center for themselves.

It now has grown to a point where that 2,300 acre Reno Technology Park dedicated for data

centers is almost completely sold out.

Is it really?

That's right, yeah.

Also, consequently, brought other data center companies or companies that needed data centers

to this region as well.

In conversations with a lot of those companies over the years, it's really neat to see them

building and growing in this area.

The Reno community and the economic diversity just continue to develop.

It's been embraced.

Talking about being embraced in the community, you were just named this year Technologist

of the Year from EDAWN.

I am fascinated to hear a little bit of what does that really mean, Technologist of the

Year?

Obviously it is well-deserved and well-earned, I am sure.

Thank you Chris, I appreciate it.

I am humbled and almost kind of, you know, a little embarrassed by it, even in some ways.

Just because it is a really wonderful title and really I feel very privileged and blessed

to have received the title and have been nominated and awarded Technologist of the

Year.

The award actually came from the Nevada Center for Entrepreneurialship and Technology, otherwise

known as NCET, which partners very much with EDAWN.

EDAWN is Economic Development of Western Nevada which helps to attract and foster business

here and I worked with them over the years to help bring Apple and other companies here.

They have been a great partner.

It's really great to see them continue to work and grow.

As Technologist of the Year, I don't know, I think I am supposed to wear a crown for

this year, or something like that.

We'll build one for you.

Well-deserved and well-earned by friend.

Thank you I appreciate that very much.

Again guys, KC Mares with Megawatt Consulting here in Reno - putting Reno on the map.

Thank you.

Thank you, Chris.

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