Waching daily Apr 28 2017

Now there's a right tool for every job, but of course, not all tools are created the same.

The come in a wide range of shapes and sizes, which can sometimes make putting them away,

or finding a home for them, a real pain.

Now power tools are no different.

In today's segment of Xtreme DIY, brought to you by 80/20.

We're gonna show you an application that can help put away those bulky drills, and battery

chargers, into one convenient home.

The charging station is the perfect solution when it comes to storage.

These power tools take up valuable toolbox and work space.

The chargers also take up space and multiple outlets, leaving you with a mess of cables,

and always trying to guess which on is plugged in.

The charging station eliminates these hassles by keeping your drills, power tools, and chargers,

all in one central location, and up off your workbench.

The shelves allow space for commonly used drill bits, extra batteries, and other accessories.

You can see the adjustable support rods allow for various drill sizes, and the ability to

quickly add, remove, or adjust spacing.

The charging station also includes a heavy duty power strip, allowing you make sure all

of your chargers are plugged in and your batteries are ready to go, the next time you need them.

And as with all 80/20 applications, the Charging station can be customized to fit your needs,

or sizing, or even expand in the future.

Now lets jump over to the 80/20 garage, and get started.

Alright Phil, it looks like you got the project underway.

Yup, I just finished up joining the first couple of profiles.

Now where did you decide to start this build?

Well overall, this build is actually pretty simple.

I decided to start with the back portion, which will be mounted to our wall.

For that, we are doing our basic "U" shape, and joining these profiles together with some

end fasteners.

It's looking good so far

Yup, all I need to do is tighten down these bars, and we are ready to add in our shelves.

Alright

Alright, now we are ready to move onto our shelves.

For this, we will be taking our radius profiles, three on each side, sliding those into position,

and then tightening everything down.

Once we have those into place, we'll be ready to slide our panels, into the Tslots.

Now thanks to our Anchor Fasteners, we can adjust these shelves up and down to accommodate

our height.

When it comes to spacing, there is no right or wrong answer, just what works best for

you.

Alright Phil, we've got all our panels into place, what's next.

Well now we are ready to add on our top profile.

As you can see, we've preloaded and tightened down these clips which we will use to add

on our power strip.

We're simply going to take this profile, slide it onto our end fasteners, and tighten it

down.

Now for this project we attached our power strip to the top bar, but you can really attach

it to wherever works best for you.

Now this power strip is going to help us keep our battery chargers organized and in one

location.

Alright, we have our charging station just about complete.

We are just going to add a few, last minute touches.

We're gonna start by adding some end caps to our exposed profile ends and to the ends

of our radius profiles, these will help keep our shelves in place.

Then we added some panel stiffener, which will give our shelves some extra strength.

We're then going to finish this up by adding some brackets to the top and bottom profiles.

These will be used to mount or charging station, to the wall.

Alright, as you can see, we have our charging station mounted to our wall and we're ready

to add on our final components, these connector rods.

These rods have a drop-in tnut on the end, this will allow us to easily mount them to

the Tslot.

We simply put them in position, put them where want, twist them down until they're tight,

and we're good to go.

We've also added a red push in fastener to give our project a nice finished look.

Now we're ready to go on ahead and put stuff onto our charging station.

The charging station is the perfect custom solution when it comes to finding a home for

your power drills, and other larger hand tools.

The ability to adjust the shelves, and the support rods, or even expand it in the future,

provides you with potentially unlimited storage with quick and easy access to your favorite

tools.

So the next time you need your drill, you'll know right where to look and can make sure

it's ready to go.

Thanks for joining us on another segment of 80/20's Xtreme DIY, and remember that if want

design files, or more information on our Charging Station, please visit 8020.net.

But until then, make it a great day.

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Sexy Couple - Couple Workout Together Motivation Chest Day - Duration: 5:36.

what's going on YouTube

living proof fitness back with another

video

as you can see started off with some

upper chest exercise day and I never

really used the Smith machine anymore

but I'm going to start incorporating

some more smith machine movements man

because I was coming damn good with this

exercise as you can see the chest is

making some gains and this felt really

good man you know it's good to switch

things up every once in a while instead

of just always hitting in the freeway

you know I do use machines too but the

Smith machine is something that I've

kind of been staying away from for some

reason so I'm gonna start using it man

it felt really good I was getting a

really good pump and I could just feel

the chest getting all kinds of gangs up

in that motherfucker

so yeah man this is another couples

workout you know that's my lady right

there we always go to gym together we

don't always film together because our

routines are very different but

occasionally we'll land on the same

exercises for the same day and when that

happens you know we flip the camera on

and get in some exercises together this

is pretty cool too cuz they got the

whole gym rearranged to wear a lot of

equipment sits right next to each other

which makes it really convenient and

then you know makes it able to to the

core videos like this both giving some

some dip action

now like I've said before I just

actually put up a video on the proper

way to do dips you guys for the chest

kind of dips to really focus on the

chest and then the dips to really focus

on the tries you haven't seen that video

I'll leave the link for that down in the

description because they are two

different movements you guys want to

make sure that you're doing them

correctly to trying to hit different

body parts a lot of people aren't even

aware that dips can hit chess which they

can so make sure that you guys are doing

it correctly

I also came over here did some table

action now I say you guys if you guys

are really focusing on trying to get a

bigger chest heavy compound movements

this free waist is the best way to go

but to really get things to pop and get

some striation action going on and get

everything that look pumped in this

vascular and you want to do some

isolation movements which I would say

cables is a really really good way to go

you just usually as a finisher if you're

doing chest movements with heavy heavy

compound movement exercises you know

which is going to be the flat incline of

decline barbell bench presses and also

with dumbbell bench press doesn't matter

that both heavy compound movements

actually get some of those heavy ones in

and then you want to get us some extra

chest movements which you definitely

should be doing that if you're about to

gains then I would say cables is a good

way to go there's different ways that

you do cables I got other videos on the

channel that I that show you guys how to

do some of that so if you're interested

go check those videos out now this

exercise right here I'm not going to

risk fish it anymore man look at this

shit this this is fucking dangerous

trying to get in this position all by

yourself leaning back with these

dumbbells it's just a fucking disaster

waiting to happen

especially if your new guys don't try to

fucking do this shit you're going to end

up hurting yourself don't try to ego

lift and lift weight more ways you could

possibly do if you do happen to try this

exercise on this decline bench with

dumbbells it's so much easier when

someone can hand them to you but you

know I had my lady behind the camera and

you know these are pretty heavy

dumbbells so you know it's best just to

go and use the regular D kind like you

see right here if you're going to be

doing any kind of decline exercises so

yeah I just went ahead and finished it

off just with I think I did like 20 reps

right here which is the 135 and it's

just usually that you know I'll try to

do a Burnout session for like the last

the last exercise of the day whether

it's doing these right here you know it

doesn't really matter on the flat flat

decline or incline

I usually just do as many reps as I

possibly can after I'm burnt the hell

out or you know I confirm it so that was

the push ups but usually is I like to

push them some wait until I'm completely

burnt then just killed it off with I

don't know what you call this man but

you know it hits the ABS in the obliques

and stuff really well so if you guys can

do these definitely do it I like to do

at the end of my workout after Marti

burnt-out kills it off and did a couple

knee tucks as well get ready just hit

the Mavs just a few sets and it off but

that's going to wrap it up for today's

video guys don't forget to Like comment

subscribe become living proof I'm making

gains bruh are you

you

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What I Wore ~ Fun Evening Looks ~ Ep. 8 - Duration: 5:00.

[Audio Length: 0:04:59] RECORDING COMMENCES:

Rajka Hayden: It's another week and I'm going to show

you the outfits that I pulled together for this week.

I hope you like watching these because I love putting the outfits together.

I would love to know in the comments below what some of your favorite looks are.

Thanks, and I hope you like them.

Went out tonight and I'm wearing this coat.

It's a vintage 60's coat from ReLove in San Francisco, again, one of my favorite places.

Delila owns it, she's fantastic.

Tiana bought it for me, my daughter bought it for me for Mother's Day one year, so

I love it.

I always think of her when I wear it.

I have it paired with this vintage leopard scarf.

It's a silk scarf.

These are great to buy at thrift shops.

It goes to show that even though they're two prints, to me the leopard print is almost

like a neutral these days, so I think they kind of go well together.

And, I've got my tall Frye boots with this.

I had a lot of fun today and tonight.

I'm wearing one of my favorite brands Kit and Ace.

I have this turtleneck of theirs, it's nice weight for southern California that I love

and wear all the time.

I have these fun pants of their as well that are just the right length and just baggy enough.

These shoes I really love.

They're from another favorite called Artemis designs, they're the ones that make those

Turkish rug shoes that I wear a lot.

And I have a belt that is from Tanner belts in Portland.

I think they're in Oregon, handmade leather that I wear a lot and love.

My trusty Levi's jacket.

The earrings are again, are from 454 Tattoo, love getting my earrings at Tattoo shops for

some weird reason.

Then the head scarf is from Greece, my daughter brought it back for me from one of her Europe

trips.

Kind of feeling fun in this.

I almost forgot, in the last video, I have this purse that I think ties it all together.

It's a little cross body bag that I got from Oma when I went to the Oma Global Bizarre

and it's made out of Sari's from India and it has her symbol here.

I think that ties it all together as well.

So, there's the entire look.

Today I'm wearing a couple of the workhorses of my wardrobe.

I think the cost per wear at this point is almost in the negative.

This black turtleneck is just a staple that I've had for years and I wear it all the

time in the winter, fall, even sometimes spring when it's chilly.

It's just the right weight for here and I love it.

These pants you've probably seen quite a bit on my What I Wore, these are from the

company store at St. John Knits.

They were long and I had them shorten.

They're just the right width and I really like the way they look.

So, just kind of a basic, the two staples are basics.

I've added a couple pieces that I think resale is really good at.

Scarfs.

It's great to buy scarfs resale.

This is a vintage leopard print, nice silk little scarf.

Belts are also great to buy via resale.

This is a leather one.

It has a tiny bit of a leopard pop here too with some gold.

It's nice, big and thick that I like.

Then boots.

Boots are great to buy via resale.

These are from Flashbacks and they're a Spanish leather lace up short boot that I

love.

The belt and the scarf are from the Hospice Resale in Encinitas, it's a thrift shop

and a great place to go.

So, basic, but I think kind of fun incorporating new and old.

Tonight, we're going out and we're going to be listening to live music outside and

it's a little bit chilly out.

So, I want to be comfortable, yet stylish and I finally get to wear this vintage cape

that I bought in Julian, California from a place called the Old Well.

It's super toasty and warm like a Scottish Wool and I think it's kind of fun to wear.

I have it paired with a Kit and Ace turtleneck, a belt that I thrifted and these pants are

Stella McCartney jeans from My Sister's Closet.

The boots are Frye boots that I bought at Flashbacks in San Diego and I didn't feel

like washing my hair, so I just threw a little headband on.

Thank you so much for watching.

If you're a regular watcher and subscriber, I love you, thank you.

If you haven't subscribed already, please do.

It's just the button below.

It's free and it means everything to me.

We're on all the social media outlet @thedressupmom #thedressupmom.

Hope you enjoyed this week's outfits and until next time, dress it up a little.

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How to find your Gateway program S.M.A.R.T. plan - Duration: 1:24.

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You'll find this information on the program S.M.A.R.T. plan for your major.

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Click on "Academics" in the blue banner.

Now you'll see a list of links at the left side of the page.

Click on "Programs of Study" to find a list of all of the programs available at Gateway.

Each one links to an information page including the S.M.A.R.T. plan.

Let's use Human Services as an example.

On the human services page, you'll see some program information and then a gray box for

each credential type: Degree and Certificate.

These boxes hold the S.M.A.R.T. plans.

Let's look at the degree.

After you click on the box, you'll see a link to the plan.

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breakdown.

Depending on your program, you may also see special notes to be aware of, towards the

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Storytelling-Steven Pressfield - Duration: 10:39.

(gentle music)

(upbeat music)

- This is the Improve and Have Fun Podcast

where I'm improving myself, having fun along the way,

with the hopes of encouraging you to do the same.

In this episode I wanted to talk about Steven Pressfield

and a small storytelling tip.

Last episode I was talking about Anne Lamott

and her book, Bird by Bird a wonderful book,

especially if you want to get into writing.

And I just want stay along these same lines of storytelling

of writing because its something I definitely want

to improve on, and I hope that by sharing these tips

it's something that can help you if you wanted

to get into writing, or are writing.

I'm not an expert or anything like that in writing,

but, definitely, like I said the gist of this podcast

is always to do the same kind of actions

or do repeated actions to go ahead and improve

and get better at whatever it is you're trying to

improve and get better at.

This is what we are encouraging in this podcast.

Let's go ahead and get into it.

An upcoming book takeaway will be

Steven Pressfield's The War of Art.

I was listening to an interview where an interviewee

credited this book as being a big influence on their career.

The key subject in the book is

what Mr. Pressfield calls the resistance.

The resistance prevents productivity.

Procrastination goes hand-in-hand with the resistance.

It can be a mental block.

It can be making excuses to take action.

It prohibits getting things done.

I write the show notes, slash, script for all the podcasts

which later become blog posts and video.

When I began my daily practice late last year,

I committed to writing five to seven days a week.

This coupled with journaling.

The last two weeks I've thought, Hey, if I'm journaling,

that's as good as writing, right?

Not really.

I take journaling as vomiting my ideas,

thoughts, feelings onto paper.

Writing is more organized. More structured.

I think so anyway.

There is a connective thread that I found

between James Altucher, Ryan Holiday,

and Steven Pressfield.

Besides Mr. Holiday and Mr. Pressfield

being on Altucher's podcast.

That thread being the best modern day stories have

similar elements to tales which have been

told and shared for centuries.

And if we don't instinctively get those specific

story beats, we often don't feel that particular story.

Or we may think it may be lacking.

Here are quotes from interviews done by James Altucher

with first Ryan Holiday and then Steven Pressfield.

Check these out.

(chime)

- So, I love that there's that story about

the fisherman in Thailand.

And we think it's so smart and wise.

But really the only reason we thinks it's

profound and wise is because it's 800 years old or whatever.

- Yeah, yeah, well the best stories kind of

have resonated through time.

Steven Pressfield talks about this too

in kind of his least known book, The Authentic Swing.

- Yes.

- How basically, you know, he wrote

The Legend of Bagger Vance,

which is about a golf pro in the 1920s.

And he basically says it's almost word-for-word

the Bhagavad Gita in 2500 years ago in India,

but that's almost like, you take these stories

that are hundreds or thousands of years old,

and it just goes to show you that civilization

has focus-grouped that story

- Yes!

- To basically say, yes, this is a story that

millions or billions of people will love.

So if you can write something that's a mirror of that story

in modern times, people will probably love that as well.

And a great example is when the Fugees,

the rap group, did the song, Staying Alive

from the Bee Gees, it was a big hit.

- Yeah.

- Cause there's no way it could not be a big,

you could do, you could just take Staying Alive

and put a Reggae beat to it and do,

and then auto-tune your voice,

and it's going to be a big hit.

- Well think about my books, right?

My, uh, I could have tried to come up with

some comprehensive philosophy of the universe,

and maybe I would have been right

and maybe it would have worked.

Or I, what I did instead was,

someone introduced me to this 2,000 year old

philosophy called stoicism, which millions

of people and some of the most successful people

in history have used, and I could say I'm gonna

make this more accessible to a wider audience.

(chime)

- I think it is.

In many ways it's every story.

If you think about it.

- Right.

- It really is sort of the hero's journey,

you know, from Joseph Campbell or CG Jung.

You know, where the hero starts out

in the ordinary world, receives the call,

enters the extraordinary world, and then it's all

sort of duals against his own self-created

sabotage, resistance, whatever it is.

Until the hero finally kind of returns home,

having overcome, hopefully or at least gained a perspective

on what that internal enemy has been all the way,

whether it's The Odyssey Odysseus doing that thing.

Or Luke Skywalker in Star Wars, you know that,

it is, it's every story.

The Jesus Christ story is that story.

(chime)

Luke receives the call, which comes

at the end of Act I in any classic story, right?

And, uh, usually a mentor but he's afraid.

Following the call is always the refusal of the call.

I know you know this all, everything, James, but--

- No but you know what though?

It's not always so clear to me,

because with every story there's tweaks.

You have kinda like the framework,

but then the artist improvises the framework.

- Gets expressed in a certain way.

- But yet the framework almost never changes, you know?

The story of Odysseus, when they came to summon him

to go to the Trojan War, he pretended

he was plowing the field and he pretended to sow salt

in the field because he wanted to show he was crazy.

That's like a refusal of the call.

And then whoever it was that was sent for

to bring his baby, Telemachus, in the path of the plow,

and when Odysseus stopped the ox and didn't run over

his little baby, they said, ah, you malingeringer.

You know, and they drafted him for the Trojan War.

But that's so the refusal of the call.

- And so Luke refuses the call when Obi-Wan

says, you must go, come with me and train to be a Jedi.

And he says, no, I have to stay.

- Yeah.

- My aunt--

- Yeah right?

And it's, what, the sand people kill his aunt

and his uncle, right?

So now he has to go.

But usually it's the mentor that gives the young hero

the inspiration and the courage to respond to the call.

And then it's like,

Dorothy and the tornado

and she's gone from Kansas, right?

And she's into the,

into the, um, the extraordinary world or the inverted world.

- Now that's the case though,

The Wizard of Oz is an interesting one.

She's passively brought into this alternative world.

This special world.

You know, because the tornado picks her up.

She didn't make it back.

Somehow or other the people and her family said,

Oh we can't find Dorothy. So they shut the door

and just let her survive in the tornado and that takes her

to this special world.

As opposed to Luke where his aunt and uncle are killed.

He's got no other choice now.

He decides to go with Obi-Wan.

- But that, in a way, is an external event.

- Yeah.

- That he didn't cause.

But in any event, what you were saying about somebody

that's working a job, you know,

and I think maybe the call, quote unquote,

is not necessarily to write a movie or a novel

or to start a business, but it's a call to be

who you really are, right?

That may be finding love.

It may be finding, you know, marrying the person

that you want to marry and having a family.

It maybe, whatever it is.

But we all sort of feel like we were

born to the wrong family.

It's like, we look around, my brother, my sister,

what, what am I here with, you know?

That we're not yet who we are, right?

Who we really are.

And that's kind of the call.

An then resistance is the equal and opposite

force in reality that always resists that.

That always puts into our minds, I'm not good enough,

I'm not smart enough, I haven't got the guts,

Why me?

Do I deserve it?

Why should I write this book?

It's been done a thousand times already.

Better than I'll, You know all those excuses.

And, so the hero's journey is kind of a series

of confronting those obstacles,

but what's also interesting in the hero's journey

is that there are allies that come to you

in every story, right?

Even Conan the Barbarian is like a classic, you know,

the original Arnold Schwarzenegger version.

Where he meets these, you know,

these sort of magical creatures

and magical friends that help him.

And that happens too.

I'm sure it's happened in your life many many times.

You and I here today, in a way, are sort of

magical friends for each other on some sort--

- That is a way to think about it.

- On some sort of journey. You know?

Which might not be clear to us right now.

But what brought you to come out here 3,000 miles

along with other things that you're doing?

You know?

(chime)

- These are both quotes from James Altucher's

podcast, The James Altucher Show which I will

link to in the show notes for this particular episode.

When I watch movies, TV, read comic books,

I feel these old story tropes are tired.

I want to write my own fictional stories

or reinvent the wheel, but after hearing this

I see how important it is to hit

these story-telling memes.

I think this makes my job creating even easier.

Someone recently asked me, What one word do I love?

I said, growth.

Thinking back, I should have said, create.

Thank you so much for listening.

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HOW TO MAKE A LACE BRA (from an old one) - Duration: 3:50.

Hi everyone!

Wellcome to my YouTube channel Becky's DIY solutions!

In this video, I'm gonna show you how to make a bra from an old one.

It's super easy and you won't have to look for lots of materials, since we will

basically replace only the fabric.

I hope you'll enjoy my tutorial and here are the things you'll need!:

a simple bra with no lace or extra material attached on

and a lace fabric That seems easy, right?

ok, let's get into action!

First, take a couple of photos of your old bra.

From the front side, back side and some with close angles to where the straps are attached

to the fabric.

These photos will be needed for placing the pieces back together and for the straps! and

it always feels good to look at before&after photos!

once you took all the photos, you can start taking to pieces...

ok, this may take a while.

During this process, I nearly hurt myself, because some of the stitches were too strong

to be unstitched and I had to push very hard! now you have the straps and pads all taken

apart from each other.

It's better to mark the points with a pin where the straps were attached before.

By the way, mine didn't have any piece of fabric in the middle, but it's also possible

to make this project with those ones!

What you'll have to do now is to cut out the top layer.

The bra I used is a very old one as you see.

The fabric was torn and become very ugly, but since I love the shape of the cups and

it fits me very well, I always had the idea that I'd re-use this bra in the future so

I had kept it.

so, the measurements! measure the band width and the length.

Just don't forget to strecth it when doing this.

Then, take the lace fabric, fold it half and cut it twice according to these measurements

by leaving extra 1 cm on the each side.

Sew a zig-zag stitch over the two raw edges.

Since we'll cut the fabric to adjust it again, leave the other two raw edges like

this.

Place the band onto the lace fabric and hem the edges you've just sewed by strecthing

the lace.

Then, fold the lace over the band and adjust it according to the band size.

Cut out the extra fabric and zig-zag stitch over the left two edges.

Hem these ones on the band sides and repeat the same steps for the other band.

Afterwards, take the lace and lay it over the cups.

Pin it to the cups like this.

The bottom part will be folded a little, but I think it gives a pretty nice look to the

bra.

Cut the fabric by leaving 1 cm extra on the each side and then make a zig-zag stitch over

the raw egdes.

Fold the egdes over the cup and sew all the way around the edges.

Finally, all the pieces are covered with lace and now it's time to make the them together!

Look at the photos you've taken in the first place and check which side of the cups were

attached to the underwire.

First I pinned the cups with the underwire piece, but it was hard to sew with all the

pins on this round shaped thing, so I removed all the pins and handsewed these two pieces

together.

Then I sewed them with the sewing machine to make the stitches stronger.

ok, we're almost done the last step is to sew the straps back to

the bra.

Pin the straps to the cups and bands and sew along the edges.

Then, sew the strap pieces passing through the ring together and that's it!

You're done!

Thanks for watching this video and if you liked it please give it a thumbs up and subscribe

for more videos!

Bye!

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7 BUDGETING TIPS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS | DLC YouTube - Duration: 2:06.

Learning to manage money and create a budget can be difficult for college students.

Here are 7 budgeting tips that can help college students create better financial freedom during

these budget-tight years.

1.

Be realistic about your budget.

Be honest and realistic.

Know positively what you have coming in, going out, and where you can cut corners.

If you overspend on clothing or your groceries, this is something you'll need to pay specific

attention to.

2.

Be clear about wants vs. needs.

Of course, there are things that you want.

But, do you really need them?

Can you forgo a night or two out to save that money?

Ask yourself while creating your budget if you really need what you're allocating money

to.

Always handle your needs first, then your wants.

3.

Guess low & high.

For your income, you should estimate lower than you expect or hope.

And for your expenses, you should guess high.

Being off in both these areas allow for some cushion to re-evaluate and decide where your

budget really lands.

4.

Savings is an expense.

Creating a savings in your budget is part of your expenses, and it is a need.

You should prepare for the unexpected.

Be sure to build your savings account so that when something comes up, you're prepared

to handle it in part or whole.

5.

Keep your bills & receipts.

Grab an accordion file and begin to save all of your bills and receipts in one organized

place.

This will make it significantly easier to track your spending, help you to dispute a

bill if necessary, and will ensure that you're ready for taxes at the end of the year.

6.

Pay cash for small expenses.

Give yourself a daily, weekly, or monthly allotment of cash, and use it whenever you

can.

Every time you pay cash, you'll be more conscious of what you're spending than if

you paid by credit card, check, or online withdrawal.

7.

Invest your change.

Let's face it, change adds up.

We're more likely to hand a $5 over when spending $4.35.

That remaining $.65 is now just sitting around.

For loose change, save it and then regularly deposit it directly into your savings account.

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Darth Vader is Alive and Working at a Memphis Hospital - Duration: 3:46.

My name is Darth Vader Williamson

and I'm a surgical assist

here at Saint Francis Hospital-Bartlett

I've been here for the last ten years

I've been a surgical tech

and assist for the last twenty-one.

When I was born

my mother wanted me to be named

Junior, which was after my father

Anthony Lee Williamson

but him being a Star Wars buff

he was so enamored with the character

Darth Vader he was like

"this would be one bad name for our son"

and under the affects of anesthesia

she would have agreed to anything

she's like "yea, okay, fine"

when she realized what she'd done

afterwards, she was like, "uhh"

"what have we done??"

And he's like "no, no, no, it's cool, it's cool

he'll be okay"

And it just stuck

It's always been Darth Vader

And it is on my birth certificate

I took the military entrance exam

And I scored pretty high

This was one of my choices

And uh the recruiter pushed real hard

for me to go into surgical technology

I went after I graduated from high school

in 1996 and uh, the rest is history

That's all I've ever done

There's nothing not to like about it

I love every aspect of surgery

I enjoy the fact that we are giving people

a better quality of life

and I enjoy the fact that we're helping

I enjoy being a part of a team

there's just so many different aspects

that I actually love about doing this and

I take my work personal

I actually enjoy it

It's not an assembly line

one in and go, it's

you know, It's just hard to explain

the feeling of being part of something

that is really meaningful to patients outcome

There are some people that go really overboard

They say, "oh my god, your name really is Darth Vader!"

They're like, "can I get an autograph?"

I've been asked for autographs

I've been asked to take pictures

I've had people say, "the opening of Star Wars

is coming up. Can you go with me?

Cause I want to be the first person

to say Darth Vader went to see the new Star Wars

It's both good and bad

It has its good and bad points

I have not seen Star Wars

past Return of the Jedi

All the new ones that have come out

nope, never seen them

Videographer, "Do you have a favorite character?"

(Darth Vader laughs)

Actually my favorite character

is the bounty hunter

named Boba Fett

That's my favorite character

Videographer, "not Darth Vader. Go figure"

(Darth Vader laughs)

This guy here was actually knitted for me

This is a

you can't buy this in the store

a young lady who actually

works here in surgical tech

She knitted this for me

And its, I call him Mini V

for Mini Vader

Sometimes I put him

in the truck and we ride

And he's just, just me

I mean, you can't, it's a one of a kind piece

you can't just go our and buy it

So she took her time to make it for me

so this is one of my most cherished possessions right here

May the force be with you!

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WRONG HEADS SUPERHEROES SPIDERMAN BABY BOSS CARTOON FOR KIDS FINGER FAMILY NURSERY RHYMES - Duration: 2:06.

Wrong heads superheroes spiderman

Wrong heads superheroes spiderman baby boss cartoon for kidsironman

cartoon for kids finger family nursery rhymes : this a funny cartoon with superheroes

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Charlie Puth Attention Guitar Lesson for Beginners| Easy Tutorial With Capo | Chords Strumming - Duration: 5:16.

Hey,Whats up Guys ? Welcome to My Channel Chord Originals

Today We are going to do Charlie Puth Attention Guitar Lesson

song Charlie Puth attention ,since this

song is the latest one and I'm not a

good singer so guys what I'm going to do

is I'm going to like playing the track

on the background and I'll be showing

you guys where the chord changes happens

as well as the strumming pattern so guys

here we are let's get started first of

all you have to put the capo in the

First fret to make the song easier for

beginners ok

and I'm telling you the original chord

used in the song is D sharp minor and

C sharp and A sharp minor and B

major

ok so to make the song easier the lesson

easier I am using Capo on the first fret so

the chord changes now to E minor, 2nd is D major

the 3rd is B minor and C Major so guys

easy song now it becomes so then now we

are going into strumming pattern what

you have to do over here you have to

strum like this I'm showing it in slow

motion how to do this you have to play

like Thomas Thomas book that calm down

then

I'm again chewing in slow motion if you

give first song soup then absolute then

double stroke then strong and long down

then normal down okay so guys I've

explained the strumming pattern used and

also the contract so we can get started

with the song so here we are

you

we do

you

I

so guys we are done with the Charlie

Puth Attention guitar lesson.

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Welcome to Devoted to Success - Duration: 4:00.

hi everyone

this is Andre I'm here with the channel

devoted to success

we are going to take the journey together. The average Joe, myself with a

family, kid, dog...you name it we are

we are going to take the step outside the norm

of the society, we're going to

create a business, multiple business

we're going to look at the mentality the

struggles everything within, so I

wanted to do this for a long time

I started almost six months ago with or no

I started a year ago with exploring the

online opportunities to make money and

for six months I failed like many others

with affiliate marketing and God knows

what and now for the latest six months

I've successfully started our business

for myself, a digital agency and I wish I

started this channel. *cut* So I wanted to

start this channel a year ago but I

didn't but now I have and I'm glad

you're here because I want to show you I

want to take to take you in inside my

daily routine how life is with a family

normal 9-5 job how do we make everything

go round and set ourself up for

success because that's what this channel

is all about and I know you may be

wondering why isn't this channel called

devoted to succeed but success comes in

smaller portions and I can't say when

have you succeeded in life so we're

going to take small steps in to success

like the first one is a trip inside my

digital agency and how I'm going to

scale things up now so also we're going

to look at I want to start an e-commerce

store online shop and also for many of

you that's not maybe interesting you to

start either a digital agency or

e-commerce, so I have a plan about

some ebooks some passion projects

I myself like training so and we're

going to see how that's done and who

knows what the time brings, investing,

other types of online businesses I don't

know, but I wanted to take you on the

journey with me, the failures, my toughts,

my ideas, everything so.. hit that subscribe

button and follow me along we're going

to take the first step into my digital

agency and I'm going to actually take

you all the way back so it's like we're

starting all over again

except I know a little bit of what I'm

doing right now so I hope you like the

project and your comments are my

feedback and inspiration to keep and

doing this and taking time out of my day

so I really appreciate it if you leave a

comment and until the next video bye bye

-music-

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Message for your night. 28 April - Duration: 0:48.

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Top 7 mysterious and creepy videos caught on tape that no one can explain - Duration: 6:06.

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Why this Woman Puts Garlic Under Her Son`S Pillow Every Night! Lets Do The Same When You Find Out Wh - Duration: 3:02.

Why this Woman Puts Garlic Under Her Son`S Pillow Every Night! Lets Do The Same When You Find Out Wh